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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-10-16
Thompson's Business College.

20 FOURTH AVE-, New York City.
 Bookkeeping, Writing, English Branches, and Languages. Instruction, day and evening; terms low; Ladies' department separate. Telegraphy taught to men, women, boys and girls practical ly; terms reduced to $15; great demand for operators. 26-12w.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04
N, Gurcka Sentinel.
,UNDAY. MAY 4. 1873.
I.,-,.. services To-Day.

,omes' Church, Rev. Samuel l..
A. y. .sc,nr, services will be held in the
Eslly, rec :, il o'cIock, and in the evening
morning. ac sunday school will COM
w., eat2 O'Clock T.. VI. -
pence a, rill be services in the church
Thele nesday evening at 7o'clocK.
W 4I.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

Arrivals.

Arrivals.
ny WOODRUFF 4 ENNOR'S LINE:
pvCbase CA Stetefelt
Capt LAYTON JOhh oha"
Rsy s P Kelly and wife
Deps rtures.
HYNCtif1I & ENNOR'S LINE:
L Maletti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04
For Sale or to Rent.

EOR SALE OR TO RENT; FIN
Dwelling house situated between
Iuel and Spring streets. a short distance
above the Episcopal Church, containing
fOur rooms, buttery, Store-room, CLONES
~nvenien arranged. II will be sold
ut cost. or two of the rooms Will De
leased AT reasonable rates to a suitable
tenaas; ApfSRANK USpERcOvER-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

FROM THE barr. NJ. Chase, an
oli-time Eurekan and well known bv
everybody in this section, returned
yesterday from San Francisco. He
says he enjoyed the trip very much.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

SSow.-It commenced snowingyes'
terday afternoon. and is still coming !:
d,wn as we write-midnight. VI
t.o,irse the season is too far advanced
for n is sort of thing to continue lor
any great length of time.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

A RUNAWAY AND UPsET.-Parson
Kelly informs us that himself and
lady had a very exciting adventure
on their way up from Phoebe. soon
after leaving a station on White river
n wheel of the stage struck a rock,
throwing the driver entirely OIL the
box. The team ran about "a half mile.
when, nv a sudden turn, the stage
was upset in such a graceful, gentle
manner as to preclude the possibility
of injury to any of the passengers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

ARRIVAL OF JUDGE MCKENZIE
.Judre McKenney arrived yesterday
from Austin by private conveyance;
He is stopping at the Internatio''s'
Hotel.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

VI. b.. BARTLETT, real estate acept.
Houses for rent n for sale in all parts
OF the city. Also |. G. Eatemon.s AGENT
Tor the NonrOe Survey. Office at tho
california Lumber Yard, southeast cor.
ner OF Buel and Bateman streets. apiO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

Eel NoTIcE.-It is a well known
fact that Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
me causes OF nearly all the diseases that
ume human Dody is heir to- then why
pay enormous doctors bjllso nv usiny
ir. Henley's celebrated ! Y l. Bit,erS
!hey can be thoroughly cradicated from
lhe system and new life impaired TO the
sufferer. Read advertisement in another
'oi""ih. mh2l-3in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

New STYLE OF PICTUREs.-Louis
Monaco, the accomplished artist OF
the CITY Photograph Gallery, adver-
tiSes Something new in his line in to-
49, SrTrINEL. See notice under
the head of New to-day"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

DO IT, YE CRIPPLEs.-Eureka just
now is the very paradise Of cripples,
a sort of Christian Olympus. We
passed through Chancerv Lane yes
terdav and found at least a dozen EN-
gagged i'm an animated jumping con-
test. Each put his best foot forward:
but :he two.crutch party ~vanqulshed
alike the champions OF the single
crutch and of the cane. George Mer-
rill and Charley Broy are deserving
of honorable mention. The exercises
were conducted under the supervision
of j. ). Wilton.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

Observation-Disclosures Hall was crowd.
ed last night, the occasion being the
complimentary benefit rendered by
the friends and ad nireres Of Miss
Maggie Knight. The performance
gave entire satisfaction, and passed
off well. The teats of Professor st.
Clair deserve special mention. He
was complimented with frequent
rounds of applause, as were also most
of the members of the company. Our
theatergoers will be pleased to learn
that the troupe has concluded to re-
main with US a few days longer. An
entire change of programme is An
nounced for MoDday night. Every
body goes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

To SroP R.-State Treasurer
Jerry Schooling, we learn, is to stop
over in Eureka a day or two en- route
from Phoebe to the Capital. lie mas
MANY friends in Eurek awho Will DC
glad to grasp his honest hand.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

PERsoNAL.-Captain Lawton, Presl-
dent of the Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company, was among the
nassenrers from the railroad yester-
day. We presume he comes to En-
reka to look after the interest OF ms
companv in the g eat suit which is to
he tried at this term Of our District
Court.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

wU1 ARRIyE-We understand that
Judge barrow is expected to arrive
from California on this
stage. Other counsel retained IN the
great case between the Richmond ana
Consolidated are looked for to-lnor-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-04

AMCSEMENTS.-We have been f,.
vored with quite a display of talent
III tne line OF amusement S lately. At.
ter performance OF Mr.. and Mrs r.
NJ. Bates, Professor Mcdonald held
i"rin as a lecturer, and recently the
roupe consisting of Miss Narrie
kn,ght, Mr.. Dunno, Harry Lorraine,
ana others, have performed to full
houses.
The above was written bv the Ham.
ilton CORES 9ondent of the White Pine
Ne'sS' who sees proper to date his
communications at Eureka. The fun
ny pant OF the item is that Mr.. and
MIS-. Il. NJ. Bates" never appeared be-
g. / an Eureka audience in their lives.
Inc editor of the Ne,cs, when getting
up MS Eureka correspondence" had
better content himself with rehashiup
TIE local items of the SENTINEL,
There is danger of mistakes when
n ventures outside of this reliable
S 'urce of information,
THE NERDICT.-The Phoebe Record
Of the 1st instant contains the follow
ing brief mention Of the rendering of
the verde. in the great mining casv /:
About 81 o'clock yesterday morning
II was announced that the Jury in the
Raymond Il Ely-IIermes case had
agreed upon Il verdict, which ut once
set i'll motion towards the courthouse
a large multitude, Lacour street, from
Main street 10 the courtroom being
thrOnged with men eager to hear the
result. With GREATNESS interest the
reading of the verdict was heard. and
i was in favor of the defendants.
Bets had been freely made the night
| before on the lIermeS having in their
favor from five to nine iurymen.
Plaintiffs counsel will move to have
the verdict set aside, on the ground
that it is contrary to the law and the
evidence.
RETURN OF PARsoN KELLY.-Rev.
). =. Kelly and wife retu, ned yester.
day from Phoebe. The energetic par.
son started out with the view of con-
verting a few of the most conserva-
tive sinners in Phoebe. but after
laboring with them necessarily night
and day for two whole weeks, and
finding it a much greater undertaking
than he had bargained for, got dis
couraged AZ d threw up the sponge.
The wickedest of all the ungodly OF
the Base Range are innocence person.
flied as compared to Mike McClusky,
Pat. Holland, Ben. Hereford and
many other such lambs in Phoebe.
Our minister returns much eXhausttd
from the effects of his diScouraging
and truilleSs laborS in that u@ninviting
fold Ii,f tt-n ~ n.c,rr.l fhr mot
withstanding all this he will hold
forth at the usual hour in the Episco-
pal Church to-day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
Dry Goods Coming Down.

Tho panic hos had tho eft ct to bring
down prices in dry goods as well as in eve
ry thing else in n. y aud a. T. STEWART
has taken the lead in marking down prices
TIE Commercial A,icertiScr says:
This firm has marked down first olas,
goods of all kinds at astonishing low figures
Money must be circulated. There is G.
nough of it, but confidence is wanting
panic prices in dry goods is a happy
move, and will most certainly draw the at
tention Of the public. Clothing is always
wanted, and must be had, and particularly
at this season of the year. Ia the depart
mont of dress goods we noticed large in
voice of satinets, all-wool Empress cloths,
camei's hair cloths, French merinos, Scotch
.ar'etous, and cashmeres, IN great verio i $
These! woolen goods make up beautifully
aud, when handsomely trimmed, The toilet
is equal in elegance aud effect to IA costly
bonnet silk OF silk-vevet dress "There
is time for all things," and so We fnd
that in the Leou monde. woolcn materials
arc preferred for street wear and silk fab
RIGS (excep, black silk) have become more
of house article for the winter season
Housekcepcrs should be interested in the
great sacrifice made in blankets, counter
panes, nnd all sorts of carpets also, up
hol.tery goods. These necessary aud ever
useful articles arc offered to the public OF
remarkably attractive prices.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14

VHTEST VIRGINIA, 70 W.T. AT rules ht4
w IN the Clerks Caics ~ the County CyH-'
Of Hampshire County, on the hisi NoadJ 10
October, 1873
william Mcdonald, Plaintiff
IT,
Stephen vs. Gree John Dsily, an2 NNi'n
Donaldson, DchHtauts iy Iref
] be object ~ Die suft 10 To- recover ~ 'as 80
Pendants the sun of frrif-ex dollars riih 'n'f-
est from the Zttb Decsmtcr Ietn t pad 90.
10 attach Tie ESTATE of il.e defendants Grace anA
Daily, sufficient 90 Tny ss'd SOM ord it's-,"
and the COSTS q tbi- suit And b. apieaHn.
from affidavit Shat the defendant Grars aol
Daily do not reside ,o this State 3, Is ord'f.',
that they DO appear here within 0oe month "it'
due publication ~ this order nnd d0 whti s %.
cessary % protect their iuferesg FOO ih.s sot
cOpy-Tssie,
G. s. WHITE, C &
Nov. 7, 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
West Virginia legislature.

In the Senate, on The 29,h, message
from the Executive relating 10 disburse-
ments out of civil coutiugent fund, was or
dered 10 be spread upon the Journal.
House Bill requiring convict labor in
county jails was passed.
ln the Senate, On tie 31st, the bill ar
ranging the counties into Congressional dis
trlcis was passed. A bill amending the
school Law was ordered TO its third reading.
The bill providing for reassessmens of lands
was sent back TO Finance Committee. 4
resolution to adjourn on the l5,h of De-
cember was passed
In the House, the Senate resolution for
Adjournment on the l5;h December, was
received.
10 the Senate, on tho lst instant, Mr..
BENNETT, of the judiciary Committee, re-
ported back the bill providing for The re-
assessment of lands, recommending its pas
sage.
10 the House, the bill ap?ropriating $500
Tor bridge in Grnpt county, was ordered
TO its second reading.
The adjournment resolution was laid on
the table, on motion of Mr.. BaADFoRp
Ia the Senate, on the 3rd Mr.. CAMDEN,
from tho Judiciary Committee, reported
two bills relating to judicial business.
Mr.. BENNETT, from the Finance Com.
mittec, reported Senate bill 256, ga bill
requiring certain sales to be advertised in
newspapers"
Mr.. CUNNINGHAM reported four joint
resolutions correctly enrolled, and an act
requiring labor from cJnvicis in the county
jslls, and one. authorizing the Weston aud
Clarksburg K. Il Co., TO change their route.
Ou motion of Mr.. BENNETT, the Senate
J Resotued, THAT the Committee on Privi-
! leges and Elections be instructed to enquire
into the expediency of providing for holding
elections for members Of Congress of the
United States"
Two resolutions and bill amending the
school law were introduced.
In the House, the Finance Committee
were directed to enquire whether it is cost
iog the State anything TO print the reports
] IN tho Courier
The Senate resolution for adjournment
on the 18th of December, wns adopted
The Congressional District bill, or mo-
ton Of Mr. LAIDLEY, was laid on the table.
The bill to "secure representation in Cen
gress,' passed. Ayes 81 noes Is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14

~ Est VIRGINIA. 70 w.r:-At rules h-d
~ in the Clerk Office OF the County Court
q Hamp5hi'e County, on the frs, Monday 10
October, 1878
Richard / Payne and Jackson Payac Plaintiff,
as.
william Il Powell Sheriff Of Hamp7 hire Coua-
", and IS such Administrator OF Travis Payne,
decd John W PAYNE. Jtmeg Payne. Tho
mas F Payne, Francis y Payne Charles ~
Payne, James MeCracKen and Amelia A his
wife. lielrY Shields, and the unknown iaisnt
children Of said Henry Shields and Maria BE
late wife who before her marriage was Maria
Payne, and Eliza J. Payne, Defendants.
he ChaBccrt
The object % this suit e. 10 obtain - sa,e o. ih1
real estate Of which Travis Payne d.cd srzsd 800
said CO, and division Of the proceeds OF saca
sale money among ih-se entitled thereto alter the
payment Of the debi5 u said Travis Or anyi A.
mong tho3c entitled thereto And il Appearing
by affidavit that OIL ;he defendants. except fran
els r and Charles 70 Payne, are noD-residen5
Of this State ii Is ordered that they d. appeir
here within orc month after due publication %
this order and 10 what is necessary 20 protect
their interests in ihis suit rpy--Tests,
g. S. WHITE, O G.
Nov :, 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
The Americnn Farmer

THE AMERICAN FARMER begins new
volume January l. This is an old established
standard farmers paper devoted to agriculture
md its interests. Special attention is paid be
sides that given to the staple crops, artificial
md homemade mRnures, etc. 10 Live Stock
Fruit Growing, the Dairy, etc Some Of the a.
blest Of American agricul.urists write for it. 1t
is practical substantial, reliable. 81 30 a year
IL clubs Of FIVE or more only 81 90 each. Very
liberal and handsome premiums for clubs. Last
three numbers Of - free to all new names receiv-
ed before December 81. Specimen numbers free.
Agents wanted everywhere.
SAMUEL SANDS & son,
Publishers, Baltimore, Nd
Nov. II, 1878
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
virgipius and her Passengers.

The steamer Vlrginius belongs TO owners
in the United States. She sails uoder the
United States flag. IL is charged that she
has been employed 10 run arms, smmu0i.
ton and men into Cuba fer the insurgents.
The Spsniards accordingly threatened TO
capture her sono time since. a Spanish
msn-of-war once biocbsded her IN the bar
Dor of Aspiuwsll. in New GHuada, uatil
she was conveyed out by an armed Ameri-
can vessel. When the Spsnish,captaiu saw
that be cnulG not take her without u 6ght
with Yankee rnan-o(-war he let her so.
Some ten days ago the Spanish guubost
Tornado overlook the Virgiuius at some
point eff tho coast Of Jau4ica, captured
her, and took her inio Santiago de Cuba.
| On board Of her were a number of persons,
mostly Cubsns, who had been identified
| with the Cuban revolution. No doubt they
we're bound for Cuba but they were not in
| Cuban waters, tBd were DOT engaged in
allempiUg 20 land, or in any other act Of
hostility toward the Spanish Government.
La every legal respect their situation was
simillr 10 that # MASON aud SLIDELL,
When captured By Commodore WILKES on
board tho British steamer front.
The Eirginirs being thus taken into San
;iago de Cuba, four At least of hor passen
gors were shot, such being the manner 10
which the Spaniards 10 Cuba uniformly dis
pose Of Cuban prisoners. The Nirginius
Of course, is still detained as prize of war
The case is thus precisely the samo "a tha
of the Tr Mt would have been if Commn
dore WILKES had brought her into por
and held her as a prize, and if Mason anc
SLIDEIL had been killed after trial aud Ger
tepce by drum head court martial,
We state the history If thi4 momeutou
affair with all possible caimness. VIVA
tho Administration at Washington will d
about ii we 60 not yet know; neither d
VIC know as yet what will be tho seniitnen
or the action Of the American people. Al
that Is certain i, that if such an act ha,
been committed against an English vessel
cr against vessel belonging to any natior
that repects itself and means to maintn',
it's rights, the atrocity would be prc up'l
atoned for, even il war were ptces,ary T.
enforce tho ntouement. -Ncw York .Su,
| NoyemGc. 10
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
nr.Tho ,hnn,inn I'd 49, rnhnn lnndo

ByTho shooting Of the Cuban lenders
csptured on board the steamer Yirginius is
confirmed by the official dispatch of Gene
raj BuRRILL, the Spanish commando; at
Santiago de Cuba, to the Captain General
at Havana The lffair was made, on Fri
day last, tho subject Of on cilicial confer
enco at Madrid between General SIcKLEs
and President CASTELAR,. An indignation
meeting is to be held shortly in New York,
where ii is said six hundred men will soon
be in readiness to join the insurgents for
active service in Cuba
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
ay Mrs. MARY CusrIs LEE, widow Of

~ MRS. MARY CUsTIS LEE, WIDOW OF
the late Gen. ROBERT T.. LEE, died in Lex
ipgtoD, Va, on the night Of the 5th instant.
Mrs i: had been en- invalid FOR tsn years
with rheumatic affection. The funeral
oSsequies took place on Friday lsst in the
Memorial chapel in that town Her three
sons, w. II. II. LEE, CUsTIs LEE, and Ro-
BERT Il. LEE, Jr., and her daughter were
present, besides large coucourso Of friends.
Her romans we're deposited by the side cf
her husband IL the Memorial room. Mrs.
LEE was 81 year of Nge. Business wns
entirely suspended in The town, aud many
places were draped in mourning, The OBJ
scquies, it is said, were very imposing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14
ETA FIRE broke out on Sunday morn

ETA FIRE broke out on Sunday morn
ing last in the oil refinery of ODBERT & Co,
in Parkersburg The building aod about
5000 barrels Of oil, one loaded oil tank car,
three empty Baltimore and Ohio and three
n. & G. cars were destroyed. The loss is
estimated at $50, 600; insured in good com.
panics, but names are not known. The fire
was caused by the watcbman getting his
lamp too near barrel Of kerosene oil which
be wss drawing from.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14

ssT ONE Of the papers 10 Memphis Pied
ges the honor of that city that after the
posiilcnoe has aba'od she will raise shaft
of pure white marble to MINNIE STEPHEN
son of Indiana, the heroic Northern girl,
who, coming to them in their sorest need,
herself became victim.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14


NIRGIHIA ELECTIoN. In Frederick
county, Va, the Conservative majority for
TIE S'a'e ticket is about 100. Mi. L.
W. HUNLEn md Conceal WILLIAMS are
elected TO the House Of Delegates by large
majorites j Vance Bell for Treasurer,
f. p. Dundridge f5r Commonwealth At
torney, j. NJ Silver for Sheriff, j. II.
Cantcr for Superintendent cf the Poor and
John Moling fer Surveyor, were elected
without opposition.
The returns indicate that two political
parties in this Sfate will he represented in
the next Senate exactly ss they were in
the last conservatives 3d. radicals 10
Or tho radicals three ere colofed Ia the
House the conservative strength, it is
thought, will he slightly reduced The
conservatives have gained delegates in
Charles City end New Kent, Charlotte,
Goochland King William, Mildloscx, Nan
semcnd, aud Princess Annc--segen The
radicals have gained one in Alexandria, one
in Franklin, two in Louisa, aud orc in
PoItsmouth-dve. The Richmond WIN
says the Legislature is The ATTEST elected
since the war.
Official and reported maj rites for KEN
PER, tor Governor, 10 39 counties aud cities
35,749 mejorities f,r HuGHEs in %
counties aud cities 1855, thus leaving
KEMpER ahead so far IS reported 27,974
GT-The election in Allcglny county.
Nd, resulted in the success Of tho entire
republican ticket, wi,h tue exception Of
Safe Senator, McCULLou, democrat, hay
ing about so majority for that Office. This
result is due principally to the division IN
the democratic ranks. The democratic
State ticket will have between 200 aud 500
majority in the county.
NEW YoRK has gone Democratic by
$4,000 or 10000 majority MISSISSIPPI
by $4,000, md MARYLAND by 80 600 -
In MASSACHUSETTS, a ID mocratio gain Of
about 10000. WA UBuRN, Radical can
didato for Governor 10 WISCONSIN, is be-
lieved to be beaten ILLINOIS has gone
largely suti- Radical. KANSAS Radical
ticket believed 10 bc defeated.
The Revenue FROM SPIRITS. The fol-
lowing ia a statement showing the receipts
from spirits for the fscal years ending juno
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-11-14

FiaE S G'mtrr Co.sIY. ND The dwelling
Of Calvin Savage near Oakand Garrett county
uos destroyed by fire on Friday last. together
with the family clothing provisions and goods
contained therein. Several members OF fhe fam
ily which consists Of Nr Savage bis wife and
eight children aI minors we're compelled to
rush out with only their under-clotl ing sIl tho
other apparel being burned and walk barefoot.
ed a mile and q half TO a reighbors Tor shelter.
DEATH or hS AeED ClaGYuAv REV. G. r.
lleJer, Of the Lutheran Church. died ON The 1th
instant at Philadelphia. TO The eighty. second
year Of lbs age. Ira The e5rly years OF his minis
try hc was pastor &c The English Lutheran
church, in Cumberland, Allegany county, Nd
from 1918 to 1924. subsequently he went as
missionary 70 lnda where be labored success
fully FOR eighteen years st the time Of his death
be was house-lather 10 Toe Lutheran Theological
Seminary at Philadelphia