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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
gitp Real estate for Sale.

giin Real estate Tor baIe'
,~.->~o------~--
HOUSE on Ffth-ave. for SALE.-Part pay
rutland a WHITING Beekman-st
L OTIS ON Seventy firSt-st., New York, near the
i 4 Bouleysrl 10 EXCHANGE for country properly.
rutland WHITING. . Beeknan-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15

EALL RIVER LINE.-CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after Monday 20 Boats will leave Pier 20 T.,
at 4 Pm. instead Of o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15

The BEST and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet iutrosed 20,
rel ef Of Indigestion General Debility md Los Appetite f. in
valuable Recommended for IL putty BY the Foo Journal arthur nm
r. A., &c Sold by Groeen Omen and Cherls in large
bottles. At "a each Beware Of limitations Preparei bv
GooDALL BACKHoUsE L Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
CHOICE BUILDING SITES-Forty mn
GOunlrp Real estate ton Sale.

-
A DESIRABLE STOCK FARM or SUMMER
~ RBSIDRSCB of200 In Westrteter County, bargain;
hgh healthy location good fnees CSnyernjy watr ne% house
sud carriage boese u. ~ oAsEbl % OnlrG
ELUSHING PARK LOTS.-Daily excursions
70 this beautiful property from t39 Tbrae, at l240
oeoct shown courtesy Free ezcuIons
~ Sp Hunters Polt each sunday, 10 ac
coumoe those during the week No music no Tree
seh and no simply for fee nde AL sensible and
their home and $40
nonv FOR sple ddy iproye lot charming village sx miles
from ths cty invited apply for tickets stone Sidewalks shade
s ana egau shbbey ad0m each lot Price S6OO each PAYABLE
an ortbT vithou Interest," liberal discount 10 cash buYere
~ 1ss Appg for tickets 70 BENJAMIN W. HITCHCOCK.
"'P''' 1F'S Store 439 Thrd-sve. NJ Y
4 OTIS for SALE or LEASE, for FACTORIES.
-G2O Lots With bakhesd waterfront Prices oE and terms
- AMY TO S. B. sCHIEFFEIdS, 40 Wilhsm-st.
TWO beautiful RESlDENCES-Every con-
vrisnoe nm acre eseh; adjoining depot posl.oGee fishing,
.h,i~g rye terms choice suit ARTHUR B. SHIELDING.
o.ner Riverside Station Gem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15

NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c, Fare,
IN 81 25 PecE-p for Eesayen 3 IS and IL
n Daily (sundsys eIcepted) with the railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
90 mhom II man Concern

WANDERED FROM HIS HOME ON SAT-
w URDAY IL, THOMAS GWYNSE, aged 75, hght
Get pl wkers; hsd bae danne with olive Quaker
coat pants and hight felt hat ANY Information leading
eturu home ey received and Literally rewarded b.
) : relatives No 500 HAseyst, Hrookyn. L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
. fonses ano farns Udnieo.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED, where
whoe or part viii be taken in board Also two three
upfed ROOMsin private with privilege Of paror Refer
ence exchanged ADDRESS r. r., 30 West Twenty-6rstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15

~ FORD RAILR0AD.-New-iorka and New Haven Diy,non
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MAY &c. 1873.
Passenger Station EewYork Grand Central Depot Entrance
4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
Brooklpn 31ropertp 60 let.

MODERATE sized, neatly furnished brick
w oCsE in and Of the best
streets near the feres LET low small careful family Address
IL w. Tribune OGcs
mo LET OF FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
H FoUR STORY HOUsK AND STORE. No. lO2 PInespDle-st
GORDON L. FORD. 81 Clsrk-st, Brooklyn. d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15
Gin ilroperlp 10 fci.

ITO RENT, with immediate possession-The
desirable OFFICES $50 Pultonst from BroadwaT. Rent
a. 900 Apply 60 TRAVELLERS INSURANCE. Co.. 207 Boldway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-15

For BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER,
DAILY, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, AT o Pm,
FROM PIER %, NORTH RIVER, FOOT OF hURRAY'sr,
THE woRLDRESowSED STEAMERS
RRISTOL and PROVIDENCE.
Ticket. and ,rooms secured at principal Hotels Ticket
O"'e'' A"' " ~ A. p BACON, Supt.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14
on gre s S.

10 the United Safes Senate, 90 Mon.
day last, Senator PoMERoY msde a rer-
sOnsl explanation, denying the charge. Of
bribery preferred against bin 10 he Kan
sas Legislature, aud asked that select
committee OF Eve shosld be appointed 10
investigate the matter. His request was
granted, aud Msssrs. EaELINGuUYSEN,
BUcKISoHAA, ALcoRN, THURMAN, and
VICKERs were announced as the commit
tee 4 bill for The distribution Of the AL
ALBANIA claims assrj was taken up and pass
cd. In the House Il Representatives a.
mnne the bills introduced was one 10 re-
eompense the Frederick city banks for lost
es sustained by The & 'DiederLte raid TO 1864.
The bill was referred TO the Committee on
Claims. Mr.. BUTLER bill To increase
the salaries of the President and members
Of Congress received alnos; n defeat by
the refusal of tie House by large maj ,r-
ity 10 instruct the Appropriation Commit
tee 10 report it. Msssrs DAWES AMI BECK
were appointed as the t. iers on the part
"t The House 70 count the Electoral vote,
Mr.. SHERMAN having been previously up
pointed on the psrt of the 5 senate.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14
Remarkable Story.


Last Saturday n gentleman living near
Madison station. en the Memphis and l,-
IL Rock road, 1 "a his home On 90 To &. q
village. He had not proceeded mere thai
two hundred vsrds, mounted on haesI
decendaut of r bssm's s-s. when be Gu
O ,un'ered a g,ess. greasy uaes hesr. The
bear was ssopi>h.j j. and, without tsAisg
time ~ think hurried % . scaly bark
hickory al sorted hiclsc yory comfnrta-
bly, on n lab iii'iy or forty e.; frous the
ground. The tanner -, con pleiely pur-
x'ee. II BE- dc ack u b., .uss ID get
his gun ,he hear would surely escape lie
therefore tied the male, long cared, ID, l.
sncholy mule, forty or fifty years Of age,
to the body Of The tree. The mule was
'bridIe-wise. but no bride would bold bin,
and a strong lestbcro csble was KEEP, coil.
ed about his neck. With this he was
fastened 70 a tree TIE farmer started to
,be house, and Bruin diviring bic plans,
deemed it proper to get away. lie doubt
less suspected ,bai gan So. Gamiog tlc
came slowly dosn, tearing tie bark from
the baby OF the tree. 4 ra'lled about the
sleepy raUls's head, who had not ye, seen
the bear, ADD dyei,u, rot of the proxiui-
ty Of tho ugly beast. The bear descended
slowly till be vas within Eve feet of the
mules crest ugly head Then IL was thar
the stupid, innocent, transporting mule
looked up. He bad never seen hear be.
fore. lli- knees s,uote rno another. lie
grew pale Ia the face. liis eyes we're pro-
jected from his hcad--ihe farmer said bali
font HIS tail VAS slowlY lifted, the
hairs ell turned awry, iii IL -, o. al an M
gle Of forty five degrees above hrs spinal
column, aud theD il was that the mule
"h"ved a sigh aud smolcd smile" l.
wrs an uneaIthly sound be farmer, ff-
~ yard away, rays il shook the ground
where he stood, watching the progress If
events The bear suddenly iwi-tsd itself
and reascended to its perch. The mule
Swo"pirgly Tell at The base of the tree
ii" hy sill AMI apparently lifel,ss tor
iime, when B,uin scain attempted the d..
scent but the terrified mule hrwiel pui
r"urrd even more terribly and yi'co,
when The bark began 20 tan, qua he Ai,h
I'd and danced shout the lr,e 80 fran'iraIs
that Bruin hesi'atei, and frsll, IN stupc
nd 'maz ment, eat upon the Iiuh uIOu
which he GrSt rested. The farmer caur,
vi h his ride, and bullet sc,n s,cypr1
the pulse heats If the bear. l, fell hrav.-
ly beside the mule, ard sfrsngr ~ I'll 8,
t. ii to Us, the mule aod bosr dird I'D" hy
side--ihe Que of a mortal wound, 'hr other
f mortal terror The bear was srll hlnch
Erebus; the mules face VS. Dad
white With M iodescrihnile agony OF NOR
'al frsr - Mrnlphis AppeoI
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14
Shot by a Playmate.

VIM. Barker, aged Is, of this State, on
witt 70 his grandfather, living on
avouue, New York, whilst playing with
Johu c. Scha,fier, aged Q, aud three Ut
four other little boys in room on Frid y
afternoon last pulled out a single barreled
pistol with an unusually iargc bore, aud
began to play with it, although some Of
the smaller boys were frightened, and eau
toned him to be careful. Among these
was Scha, fer, who said "Look ou', Bill
~; you'il shoot me Barker made Do
answer, but seemed to e,jny the stir he was
creating as he continued to play with the
weapon.
Suddenly the pistol went Of, and when
tho boys recovered from the shock they
crowded with terror-bl4nched faces ab,ur
the firm OF young Seine Der, who had fall
en- parl upon sofa with bullet wornd
IN his right tempt just above the oyc. lie
died almost instantly
Barker, Oh seeing bis conpauion (all cz
claimed, "Oh, my Gld, what have done =
and ran cut Of the hose. The orber boy $
in the room, who Ia witnessed the occur
renee, imme .,iately raised an alarm Bar
ker war rested at bis residence a short
1.-THE after the occurrence aud locked up IN
the Thirrieth street station.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

FATAL SICKNESS AT MONTGOMERY, AL
ABA9iA.-lhe Alabama papers report a
fatal sickness which is prevailing at Mont.
gomery. a barge number have died a.
mong the list three mcnh ers of the IIogis-
lature and Que senator The disease Is call
ed meningitis aud pneumonia. Persons
are taken with chill, aud often die within
thirty six hours. 1t Is thought that the
legislature will adjourn to Huntsville.
Large numbers are preparing to leave the
city, as che disease appears to increase in
maIiguity."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

A INDUSTRIOUS VILLAIN The nearest
approach to a demon outright is Frank lin
i. Evans, sentenced to death last week in
Massachusetts, He has made confession
that he murdered the Joyce children in
Busseys Woods, in West Roxbury, some
years since. Their horrible deaths are on
ly parallcled by the murder Of Josephine
Lowering, his last victim 1t seems be
had a diaboicsl mania in this respect.-
His confession of the killing of the joyce
children is very full and minute, and is re-
garded IS true. The wretch al-o confes.es
that in 1883 be stole away and killed a
!itle niece in Derry, n. H., aged five years.
Iu 1851, lie assaulted and cut the throat #
girl Of fourteen years q Augusta, Maine,
(fOr which, by the way, another man died
In prisou) ln 1872, June IT, he is charged
with a similar crime upon the person Of q
woman found dead ia the woods near Fitch
burg, Mass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.

gl-lNuic oE Missouri PITTS BURGH
Supplies sbcu' 60 par cent, OF al ne steel
made ia tho Uoited States. Il l. stt'ed
that M,lierisn Is reviving la Vermont,
anil that the near approach Of the worlds
hnal couasgration i confidently predicted.
TEXAS has 3, 900 900 c,itl, Re .dy t.
be converted iotn beef. "A REVEREND
gentleman in Tennessee named ACroN
IOUNG has returned 90 The pulpit after an
interregnnm of ,hir'v years. sprn' IL keep
ing Usarly CITY 4 ffe-ant h itels The
Preston county HeyaH reports the d,sc ~
cry of a rich qItlity % q lena or lead ore,
on the farm of JoHN II. LANTZ, near G. r.
man Settlement. Ths extent of ibe d
! poi; has nor baen aecartain"i THE
Staun,on HrJiHidR learns that typhoid
/ pneumonia il prevailing in some localities
/ ~ Augusta county. NEW York sewing
women get four cents apiece for pants.
4 CHATTANOOGA people arc paying twrn-
/ ty.eighi pr CT. for money, and yet com
/ plain that they can't borrow enough 49,.
SEVERAL "RpuJlicaa" journals advise
! Mr.. CoLFAX not t. make any more speech
es, at.proscnt, At Christian AsSoci,,ii9HS"
Tins United States raised 259, $780,
600 pounds Of t5bacco last year THE
the snfsrc,. nv rho s,,,bn,,tgs i, ,ba +.
land of S,mIs Ntxvrso7,, sbinsed
/ % 600 deers Eist last wear Tur ene.
/ Gle shirmcni. from Nv Yrrk FIR Eurona
n, Monday lat o,u,p,tcd ,oSl-i O0O
/ OprTcr.r cersu, returns sb,,s oGq GOO
slaves ia the island If Cuba A MIN
NFsorA beau 1t party lent his girl I'll.
f,lse teeth IN crack NUS p,v,,,,r,,
HARDaRovr whose attoma, mn, b;s oa,a
liz. and that of his wife and oLil5 c,,r
davs sine. in Wpshiny,.,n d;od e hi.
wound, on YESTERDAY ,.ck :, :. f.,roa
that Ms wiz, will M, lon', snryiyo lin,
The ch:'d j. o,,.h ;n,.r,r,l NJ,
rHis LADY, N, other 5,y c,o,h, = man rrs
: uarinn - break into her b.nsa. and march.
/ cd hin, =, aha n li,p s,,,i,, o., tho month
/ of , -is,l Ur,-py, Van Rrrc,1sy :,
/ in no .l,,,sr If b,nl,ru,,,v IT,. ssi.ry
/ as r,.,or i sos 0qn ~ clir,r If rto
( (br;,,;g,, Ta;ou elo coo AMI "a Io..r,-
er Sc saw $40 600 \ Tovoov ,ghis.
/ lar s,ii.r I,.ele ,.f,.ol ,,so1 ma,
! l,;,t aud n, man wen, or ana on, II.
/ ,br,,, Tbc e.io,,. t.,,,,r : nv ,,.,5..
srrcs, .r.s,.org;tl, r,- Ill a...L IN,
/ r,,;o,.l d.bt # t.rcf,cd "a OG0 0oo
( GOO IL HAi,o,rs tho Gr,,l L.,
/ fonnd nm N,n3,y J,s i,dj,tmonis r,r ell
fpl murder ar,ios. tho ,v, i,iivi9,,l.
| Ni.b,ls,n and TI,ll7bor ,,J.r .rr,s, f,r
/ kiI,ins Mrs T,,uprvy TUr el;tcr r
,he Wabash Ssyt;,,cI wants IN k,,v if.e,lo
man who sen, him CHALLENGE - f,b,
duel means business. or Nbatb.r ..his
buzz,rd soul lausb. a, tho cbastlU liz. 80
SOME of the stories tod If ~. ,c,,;-
H. t,l u . 8 .i la. NJ
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

70 CoLYAx attempts TO get cut Of his
scraps, by saying that the 81 200 given
him by AMEs, was for the aid of tho Re
publican party in Indiana. Mr. CoLFAx,
the Charleston Courier s,ys, has told no less
than four stories abnu, tina same ira nsaction
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14
South alranrls 9ntclliornrcr
RoMNEY, FRIDAY. FEB. "a, 1873.

c1It Is asserted by knowing ones tia,
,he Postal Telegraph Bill in Congress will
no, re'ch over the dignity of discussion the
present session.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

A SMALL PoX PCzzLg "A case of
small PIX 10 Exeter On. II J jail, affords
auuher puzzle for the doctors. The prs-
outr who las ,bi. disease there, bas b cu
confined 10 90. jil nine weeks; no ono
BIAS visited bm, .ni be- has been 90 tis
ell, unul few day prior Co bi. sickness s.,
rfmp'o from tlc olb,r prisnuars Moro
over. thar. has bocn co. case of tbc dr-ra,c
10 tia town, and rLo qunsiu is: Who're
and how did thc mao -rt it 20 Tie hcl,
would s.cm 90 -u-aiu tae tho.y tbal fhe
3rclso tr,y.. is ip iio air, and stacEs those
gh4 ar. II p condition fp receive
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

HETbe bin appropriating 81 800 so
Tor The relief of the hcirs Of John Minor
Bolts, Of Virgins, bas become law with
on. the signature of the President.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

EScA bill authorizing tho P,n1sy lyB1'a
Railroad Company to increase iis capital
stock to an unlimited extent bas been
passed by both houses Of the Legislature
bf Pennsylvania by an unanimous vote.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

"A womsn in Birmingham, Eogland
was lately fined $500 for giyiog good
character % bad servant.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14
s1-Ex.Govcrpor GgARY died suddenly

B6oEx-GOvcrnnr GEARY died suddenly
at his resile in Harrisburg, on Sturdy
last. About nine O'Clock on that morning,
while brcakfasring with bis family and in
the oct of hell i"g his li,tle son, his head
suddeoly fell back aud before bis wife could
get to bis side, and before medical aid could
be summoned, he vas dead Il is Suppos-
cd that heart disease or apopIexy was the
cause of his death. Gov. G was in the
54,h year of his age. Immediately after
the war, in 1866, be was elected Governor
Of Penusy vanis, and reelected in 1869
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

Ia the House, on ihs. h,-sha Bill -
dopted on the Alb, sushorisics she county
court Of each a he eopnii = af.the State,
to appoist susveyors ,a>s saklists true
eridisn yiine at each conn ty-ses, thereof -
the vote b. which the bill vas passed, was
reconsiderea, and it was recon pi,ted to
the COMMITTEE on Arts, Science aud Gen.
erAl improvements.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

INCREASE OF SALARIES. Mr. Butler,
of Mass, yes eEday reported to the House
of Representatives bill 70 adjust the sal
aries Of the Executive, Judicial aud leg
islative ID rarrments Of the Government.
which provides that after March 4, 1878,
salaries shall be fixed as follows per suuum {:
President Of the United States 10000
Vice President of the United States 10000
Chief Justice of tho United Safes 10.500
Justices of L States Supreme Court 10000
Cabinet officers 10 GEO
Speaker e the House 10 600
Members of CouGrc So 5000
This includes members OF the forty SCI
coud Congress Mileage is abolished, and
only actual travelling expenses are allow
ed. The Committee accompany the bin with
a long report, in which the reasons FIR die
proposed Increase are discussed. The bill
will be pressed and, it is said, probably
passed. Iierandrid GaecHc, FiJ. !.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

-
Eay- Pomeroy, one of the United States
Senator'S from Kansas, was candidate for
reelection. There was some doubt as to
his having a majority 10 the Legislature.
To make assurance doubly sure, be looked
round for some ono whom he could buv over
from his enemies. Old Col. Yorke last
then came in his way and he introduced
the subject. Tho oil Col. readily entered
into tho negotiation, and after good deal
of bargaining it was agreed that Pomeroy
should pay him seven thousand dollars in
cash and one thousand dollars when Pome.
roy was elected. The seven thousand do!
lars were handed over to Yorke together
With Pomeroy's bond for thousand dol
lars. The next day tho Legislature met
III joint session to elect a Senator. Pome.
roy was nominated, aud Iogalls was nom :
inated. The ballating was just about to
begin, whom old Col. Yorke got up, and
walking up 10 The Speakcr's desk laid the
money down aud requested that officer to
count it. Tho Speaker did so, and an
nounced that there were seven thousand
dollars in money and bond for one thou
sand d,lars. Col Ycrko then exposed the
whole transaction. 1t came like a thun
dor-clap. The Col. stated that the fund.
on the Speakers desk we're paid him by
Pomcroy for bis vote. The friends 81
Pomeroy turned pale, then red, then blue
The vote was taken, when it was found that
Pomeroy had not received a dozen votes. 81
SEWING MACHINES The Boston Gl5J,
gives some interesting statistics Of he sew
ing machine trade l. spys Il /. estimat-
cd that the profits for the last ten years on
the sewing machines manufactured ia nh.
country omouut 70 5000 900 600 ond 3D.,
estimated profits 10 1871, $50 600 600. In
1872 at least seven buoI5sd thousand MA.
chimes were made, and, allowing thai two
bundled thousand Of them we're exported
the several companies must have received
at least s25 100000 for the fyo hundred
thousand, 100000 covering HE cos, a
manufactu ing aud patcnt fees. ltis vol
known that The yewiug machine patents ere
abou, to expire, end there is formidable
combination Of interests Al Washington 90
lobby their extension through Congress. -
There ere aJou, twcnt F-Gyc sewing machine
companies in tho Unite. atrs, five Of them
manufacturing probably thrc.-fur'hsofa'
the machines produced. Tue nominal cop
ital Of these twenty fvo companies !. about
$50, 100000, aud % addition 20 lho profile
on sales tbe leading ones divide royal
",y on tho ariaus patents used by iba
|"ributary" comparict ss thoy are called.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

INVEST VIRGINIA. 10 v.r.-At rules held
~ in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Cuu,t
Of Hampshire county, on tie frs; Monday 10
january, 1873
John Miller. Henry r Iecsy ard Daniel
Cloud, Survivors 81 Daniel Miller. Holm NJ
Miller. Henry T. Lacey e Daniel Clanl le
partners deiuy lusjrrs7 ual,r tho rane az
Daniel Miller Co., compliments,
a.
Selma u VarshsH. widow Of Richard A. Mar
sh'l Rictfr4 ada ard Benjamin V-r.
fiail. infant children of Richard Narshau
dec g.. T.. " Reynolds. Literary Society az
Eumuor, Annie q Marshall. Samuel Cooper
sheriff " reWI-liIc County md ns such
Richard q. Msfhrl der a,d ne such
committee or David Marshall. John Sc
Orem William Uolhtre. M'e uartne,s
under ihe pain. of Orcfa ilap,si1s 90 ID ~
q and Isaac Brady. Executors of -tw..t
= Brady, decd Naz furdueu. J1hs
Slerrard and William s Eu,kspdalI latn
partners under thr name or Eutkeuds1 e
Sherrrd. Cnlisltu survivor ofJ aud o.
Coulehan. lHtc partners in business under that
name, Defendants,
IS CHA.cfpY.
The object rrris iU' s 60 stas-de the con
versuce % c.fitin lands Boo said bi.l msouuurd
ard subject tac said lsud4 f1 ODE PAYMENT Of tia
compls.1tris debt iu ile lIii mentioned ard f.s
costs uf this sl.f.
Aod Be appearing f,sm return that Annie %
Marshti.. one Of fhc defendants $50 NON resident
Of th.. ~tftl. 90 r. ordered tI.t sac dJ sptesi
tiiB order 900 pro- e.f ber IaIer,-t therein Tsstr
q. " TAYLOR, cCCuc.
F,b. =, 1873
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-02-14

ABDIciuoN OF AMADEUS. 1t is re.
ported that King Amadeus c1ntcmga.cs
abdicaiing The throne of Spain 10 case Of
lis abdicl'iou The Cores VIII cleo, rozeut.
WAsuINGIoN I bill -Secrs'sry Fish
this evening received The following dis
patch from Minister Sicklcs:
MADRID, f b. II, 1878.
A. nine o'clock tonight Che Cotres a.
doptod Republican form Of Government
10y q vote Of two hundred aud l.ty nine 10
tho affirmative to thirty two in lhg negative.
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books OF the county Of Hampshire" was ia
ken un and aiortei
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These Goods were all 5ought im tie last
t'co reeks and are great Bargoins
4 fine .S'och If Bro,cn amt Heached
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AT THE
, 1873-12-22

WA n bad Indian; ho Ind no respect for tllo
virtue Of tho boautiful Indian ma.dcns ha
WAS n regular horHo-l l0ckoy-inhdo raues for 10.
ntos mud buffalo rohos, NIL Oil the nquare, and
then u dopel Ills opponents ileet bfoacio la
played tint anclent mud respected Bn,no OF +" old
sledgo in Buch doxterouH manner nB To yau-
quisll all bis adversnrioss WHO never could ac-
count for tho manuor fn which, 10 "turncd
jaok;" ho Ind 4 wny of ''lioldln' 'eln " nt drnw
poker That mndo his rcd brethren swear III tho
hlost approved Flathead jergon; In short. La
wns d "yory bad 1ndan." Once upon time,
whon tlloy wore campcd on tho lltllo stream
whore Holona Is now siuatcd, on their way to
hunt buffalo, tho devil "called for tho wickol
bravo, and told him his timo had como,
mud TINT Lo must accompany linn to
tho unhappy hunHng- grounds os tho bid In.
d!nnB., lilo Indian told tho wictsod Spirit thai
he had some business nattorB to nrrangc With
other braves Of tho tribe, Buch US fow collcc.
tsons to mnko, oto, and that II hia Satanio Sraj.
csty would go out 10 tho present site Of Wasa-
wclllora hot springs, 1o would como an soon AZ
tho wind quit blowing. Tho devil agreed to the
terms, and doparted to await tho luiipg of tho
wind and tho coming Of tho bravo. AB tho wind
Ina mover stoppod blowing, ha victim has norer
appeared, md tue lpdiauH say tho devil III still
ca1npcd ihcrd, and TINT tho hot wator Of tha
springs Ia takon from tlin water1 Of Ton Mile fo1
use III his camp, from whonco it omergcs in its
pieHont hehtod state.