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SUMMONS.
CtTATE OF WISCONSIN ClncuIr Cotnr

CTATE OF WISCONSIN ClRcuIr Cornr,
~ MANIrowoo COUNTY
Carl l.. NJ. Brandt Plaintiff, against Anna
X Brandt Deiendent. Summons for Relief
Complaint served 's ~ f'--'
To The Defendant abore Namedi-You are
hereby Summoned and required to ans wer
the Complaint in this act on. which win be
fiedin the Office of the Jerk Of the Circuit
Court Of said County, a. Alaniscw in said
County. and state or the 24,h day 0 August
A. ID. 1874 and TO serve a cory OF your answer
TO the sait complaint on the subscribers at
their Office, iu said City of Manitowocl IN said
County, with n twenty days after tie service
OF this summons on you, exclusive OF the day
Sofsuoh service; and YOU fail to answer the
said complaint within Il e time aforesaid, the
plaintiff will apply TO the Gourt for reiief
demaffdcd in the, complaint, 81. .-. y. a
Dated; Manitowoc, Aug 24th 1874
Wnr?E & FoRREsf, r
sr. -ifs~ Plaintiffs Attorneys.
S3S-6T .s.a..x Manitowec Wis.
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IN PReBATE-Manrt County

Il NONrI.
/ In the matter of the estate of Francis
Louis tretton deceased.
| Fc all Whom II Mag Coecern: = Letters Fes
tamen,ary on said esfate having been issued
to Justie g. Cretton Peter Cratton and
John NJ M.-Cretton, on the 9Th day Of Septem-
her A. d. 1874 and four months from and
after said day being allowed and limited for
| creditors To present their claims for examin-
| ation and allowances. Notice is hereby CIV
| en- that the undersigned viii on the 5th day
/ Of Oct ls74 the 2nl day Of Nev. and The 80
| day of Nov. 1871, az the Probate Office IN ntife
! city of Nanitowoc in said county. receive.
examine and adjus, al: claims. and demands
! of ali persons against said deeea-ei., enc
- A- 7. 9. nLlSTBD.
, 3S8-4w County Judge.
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In the metter Of the estate Of Christian
Lechler deceased. ~
To all Whom Il Mr. Cone-a:-I,etsers ef
testameptary on SAID estate having been is-
sued to F,rdtla ~ Rec aA tbs 2Ist day OF
August A b. 1874 and four months from
and after said day being allgwed and limited
for creditors TO present fhcir Ella fms for ex-
animation and allowance Malice il hereby
given that the undersigned viii on tie SIN
of October. 2nd of November ard he Al
Of December. A D 1874, at the Probate Of
Zee in the city Of ManitCwoe In said County,
receive, examine and aiiust all el ,ims and
demands of all persons against sand deceased
T. G. OLMSTED
County JIjxe.
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IT is easy for rich, comfortable, lazy
nab1bs to icll MT catering PLACES, or IN
editorial arm chairs, and breathe eenseless
anat' emas upon Southern harbar,sns.
Perhaps, if all they had in the world was
invested On this side of the Ol.io, and tie
boot was just on the other leg they would
know how it is themselves. Now, we do
no. pretend to Justify all the violent, ex-
treme, passionate Hoilies that are perpe
trated at the South; bat we do kuow that
the North cannot fairly understand the
-sitaaton from bearsay, not expect the
truth from PARTISAN letterwritters and
carpet bag Uongressmen, or mendicant
seekers after postmasterships and othor
things. The South Is getting poorer every
day, and ter plundere-s are getting richer,
and the North, already rich, still more
enriched BY her returning plunderers, can
atfrl tc keep in milder temper th; n
those Of the less favored section.-Nash-
rilte Tenn Republican Banner.
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Mr. Beechar IS now greatly sought aftel
for agricultural fairs. Gov. Smyth of Ne"
Hampshire went 10 Twin Mountain 10 en-
gage him, but was unsuccessful.
Those who know hupan nature tell
Tsat sSeils tne lam !, io'es cot to bum,
! ne vie 1 sinner may Teturn
fVeryu.lrg cut your umbersH.
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FREg. SCE8EUER.

Keeps all kinds o Meats, Sausage. Hams. Lard
etc, which ne aiIl sell at the lowest prices IN
qulntity and Kind tt shit ouI chasers. Any one
u wing ca'tle hogs or ShesD to sell, SII me
ano receive the highest prices. M IA Al IL
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
- URCViT COURT w ito " o.
SC0unty state OF wisconsin. - -

SCGunty State Oh " "1SCOhsiMs 80
Killer X. Jones Plaintiff against Alonzo D.
Jones Defendant. o se z--
BY virtue of an execution issued out Of an j
under he seal Of the Circuit 60 TT Tor Mani
towoc county upona ju1gment rendered in
said county On the 18th day Of July A. ID.
1872. In favor of Killer X. Jones Plaintiff.
and against Alonzo d. Jones, Defendant, l
have levied upon all the ri ght title and in
tercst which ne said Defendant had on the
18th davof Ju'ylFS7e or at-any time there
hf' er of in and to the following described prop
eIty to-wit: yefg-s.v a.E4 s.s5sz4 .-.,.....-
bots No seven, eight, nine. anil ten in
block No ore hundred and sixty nine tl6st
situated and being IN the citv, of Mauirowoc
state of Wisconsin, as the same is laid down
in the recorded plat OF said city, which said
property will sell at public yendne to the
highest bidder ct my Office in the Court House
in saia city of Nanitowoc on the 24th day Of
October 4 1874 AT 10 O'clock in the
fore noon of said day. , az
Dated Sherif's Office. Mahaowoc, Wis, this
oh day, of September 1874
K. ID. SMART, Sheriff,
IL e. n -. O..
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Walker < Green, Pi1intifrs Atty. sss s.


u CoJ-ft. p f-E.-fE Ere &c -.r--
In the 1satter # the estate os Augcline
Bewerse deceased
On reading and filing the petition of Mich:
oieus Beverse OF NJ; aitowoc county repre-
seDti ng among other things that Aneeline
iowerse late of Centerville, Mantowoc conn
ty, On the l3.h day of February A. ID. 1871
at Center+ite, died tcstate,, leaving goods.
ehatties and estate within this State, and
th-t said petitioner is the husband Of said de-
celstd, and praying that administration of
said estate be to him granted, it is ordered
thai said petition be heard Before the Judge
ref this Court. OIL Monday, the I2th day of
0cJober Il ID. 1874, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at
my office in said county.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given 0 the heirs of said deceased, and to
| all persons interested, by publishing a copy
Of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day OF hearing, in the Manirowoc
PILoTs "a weekly newspaper published at
Maniiowoc city in said county. |
Dated Manitowoc the lith day Sept.
4 ID. 1874.
T. OLNSTED,
- 90, - :,
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Attorney and Counselor at Law, AMI Court Com
III ssioner Tor habito >oc c>uul- All business Ell
trrs sd to his care viii pI omptly ad fIitniuI,
ittep led to. Aiv,ce honestly gwen. TOR whlcl i
asonaDie Charge "i De male. Office cr BulfIl,
st-' between hishtt aud Ninth. II 44Iy
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EDWaRn CONWAY

Wholesale and Ret Ill dea IN Hate Caps Fur-
Gloves, Mttsns, Robes etc.. Yurk>st beI . .e \,
Eighth and Ninth, Aai,itowoc. 124iy1
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Dr.. SABINE,S
BLOOD AND HERB (A1RlRTN
II i X T. 8,
s. FOR ALL
PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHySiC.
PURELY VEGETABLE;

The great lemand for these Pills gives us
mn increase tf confidence in Recommending
them to the public AZ the most safe, efectual
and reliable medicine ever offered to man
kind they have aided to themselves victo-
ry upon Victory by restoring thousands of
of the sick to blooming health snd happi-
ness. -
Over two millions Of bottles of these Pills
have been sold during the past year by our
new method of introducing them. We wish
every ftmi " to try them, and il you should
not be sati sfed with them, we will as cheer
fa lily take them back as we would take your
money for them. To all we say try them,
and beconi convinced of, their superiority
over all other Pills. The
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wrrr.,su IyygrH

Dealer in Soves; also Aanufscinrsr of Tin sneet
Iron ana Copper ware. All kud- oi req ririLt tone
Eishtli-st.. between York and Baffa.o, ManiI, woe
IL
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Fashionable Tnilor. All goods made nv the sub
scr Der are wsrrantcd to fit form. Prices rea
sonabe, anc am brand to pitl.se those who sivs
me their custom. shop on fork-st!, tao door,
west OF the ndIaie House. IL Il 1y
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q -
IL pKOBA1E :-NanifoWOc County
i Court
{ In tie matter of the eState u John Gnadt
deeeaSec-r ssr~s g. - =r
Os rea.ling ard &. ing the petition ref Carl
Pieinske Of Manitowoe county representing
among other things thast Ohm Gnaslt late Of
Manitowoc county on the 2ih lay of Aug
ust A. ID 1874 at Tosa Of sex ton Gied in
testate, leaving goods, chatt.es an -ss.;,e;
within tbs State and that the saId petitioner
is the fa;her-in.law Of SAID ID ceased, and
praying that administration Of saff estate be
90 Carl Weinecke granted it is eriesed tha:
said p@ttiorf be heard before rtrs Srrlye of
this eourt, on Monday, the l2,h day Of Oc-
ioser A. U Tfss4 at 10 o 'ci ok A NJ, at my
otiice in said county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be
given 20 the heias Of sid deceased, AMI to
all persons interested, by publishing copy
of this order for three successive weeks yri-
or 10 said dav OF hearing In the Mauitoxoc
PILoTa weekly newspaper printed in said
county. s@FTT5e rsse ey-@ y
Dated at M.nitowJc, the l2.h day Of Sept.
A. d. 1874.
s3a-r Co nry yudSe
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wpScOySyN nNuxE

Corner of NiBtn and Jay otrcets, Jere DALEY
Proprietor. This IS new mouse, and well ftteG
up With an modern Improvements. A good table
is also kept h, r,cpanecilon with the house. 80
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FACTS AND FANCIES FOR THE
LADIES.

A n& style of fearring is in the form of
harp orcourse, it is the harp Of ear in.
Col Forney is in Paris. So is Wood
hulI-ezch~nge. a Philadelphia editor
fails toxe5 the connection.
A mac yho rises at night 10 look for
habys nursing bottle and can't Fit his nose
on the edge Of the cren door is sinaii ist
tern OF man, ss -
When young lady has to str3 at home
from pRty on account Of sty on her
eve, it is useless to tell her that Providence
doeth all things fer the best.
Sus p,cious oa Gtanny-"Nfy dear chilli,
this Telegram is not from George I've
known Georges handwriting ever since he
was u bog, and this is ,,aite different -
"Woman is a delusion, mala m, ey,-
claimed cristy old bachelor to a witty
young ialy. I. And man is always huggiug
some delasion CT other, was the quick re,
tort.
Marie .nerl ii Duluth, who sit on the
hotel steps after Q O'Clock st night, are apt
70 see a familiar form snd hear the words,
Henry Robson, have got to lead You
home asain2' 1850
A very hapry matrimonial match at pes
MONIES has been broken off because tile
young man bought twelve boxes of pills at
auction, and sent half of them to his IN
tended as scrt of birth day present.
strc,lys Professional- Housemaia (to
postman delivering letter.: Family all
out of town 2 osman: Il know. But
this 8 fofyou. It's my hJffer of nay and
and art. I'll call for the answer next
roQnd!"
The statis,icin Of The Detroit Free
Press informs us that Isabella, ex 9nee d, =,
etc, has now only lel night gowns. In
her last ictter to as. however, the lady pot
the number at POS. 1t is of no especial
consequence, Of course; bat it is always
well te be correct.
Remember that Appearances are often
deceiving Many pale, thin young lady
will eat mere cOrned beef than a cirpent
er. Because you tind her playing the Piato
in the plrior, it is no sign that her me ther
is not 1t the ccrner grocery running IL debt
for peck Of potatoes.
The ssnA aFs.e says that "The pret
tiest girl here is'a newspaper carrier but
then she carries them out of sight Tht
literary tale is doubtless based on facts to-
stern to be doubted. We are glad thar tn
bottom of the aff.,ir iias been reached b.
the Selma paper.
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sos sYrcS

Dealer in all xmas o. Stoves AM Hardware, auf
Manufacturer o. Copper Tin. andiShretiron ware
Elgnth-st., South side, ne.r the Bridge, Nanlto
~ 4,
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PAJE LUEnNEE.

Paws the highest priee Tor Nneat aud other pr,
dnce, once on the northeast corner OF Bafao an,
L Shth sts.. ManirJwpc 4, Ii,I
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Profes OF Music etc VIII give lessons in yoc,
INST u.neniai Muse in the city OF Mlnitowtc ana
Two lhNe's. i,esICence ON Eigntn-sI nesr tn,
ouft house. u 4t1J
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The Kellogg people have found eout by
this time that hleut. Gov. Penn is ret al
write. .Ht "a Il
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The report ofGen. Lswal on. Marshal


Bazalne's escape gexoscra es the garrison
from all completely, but charges f,e civ ilian
warIens with Con living at Balaine', esres,
by the postern gate. The report Of tie
civil inquiry, while maintaining The exist
ance OF accomplices, acknow lodges the Uos
sibiiity of escape by means of the rope
The rope, which had been fastened to the
summit vi the rock by a large iron hook,
WAS found at the foot Of the rocks after
Baz1ine's fight.
krupp's steel gun. intended fer the Aus
trIan Government, has been tested by
Government commission, who, after three
days experiments, We're highly satisfied
with 1t. They proposed to krupp's agent
that halfthe guns required be cl-tat Essen,
but that Herr Krupe should dirulge the
process OF manufacture 50 that the other
half could be cast in Austria. Th, agent,
however, said that the sccrete could rot be
revealed Under any circumstances. In
Competent military circles it is b,lie- u
that the guns cannct he made without
krupp', assistance.
A religious fete has just taken place IN
the village of Cuiot, in the department ot
fonne, in France, where two bishops, the
project, and large number of cures, monks
and officials assembled to ceeLrate the
canonizatiou Of new saint, a shepherlsss
named Alpoix, who lived 600 years age,
and is said to have performed many mir
acles. In the sermon delivered-at tie fete
free-thlukers were denounc5d anls tue
priests held up as shining lights. TIE
preacher said if France had been beaten in
battle it vas because she had de served
punishment from God.
4 Stone cnfIil, bearing the name of
Leonardo Ia Finci, and continuing y bat
are SUPP osed tie be the painters remains
was recently discovered unler a thick bed
of garth at the .Cheateaa of .A,nboise, 10
France, where repairs were being effected
by orler of the Csmtc de Paris. Some
persons, however, think that the tomb of
Leonardo da Vinci WAS discovered last
year by NJ. Arsene Hunssaye, who at the
time addressed a report on the matter to
the Minister of Fine Arts. The quest ION
is whether lio oussaye did not find some ore
else, and the present discovery be not gen
uIue.
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York ST., in the store forme-,r occupied by
J h. Plat; one door east OF Robinson
Drug Store. Manitowoe Wis.
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NEWS AND NONSENSE.

: :
Mr.. j. A.. Garth, Marshall Of Leeds,
England, recenily lost his life on Mount
Blanc bysfaliing down creyasse, with bis
guide.
A Colorado Grant orator who talke /
about the Republican party being the party
Of purity was SO overwhelmed by cries o.
slow about Shepherd" that he retired in
disgust from bis ularpreeiative audience.
Gen. Garibaldi has j,-t published ar
account of his famous expedition against
the Roman States. The book has tcen
published by subscription and the profits
have amounted to 1900 francs, which sum
is said to cons titute the sole fortune Of the
author. Ia the preface Gilribaldi ap2eals TO
the yo,ng msa of Rome to take an interest
i'm politics. $50 E@<f 3 ~
Lieut. Boyne of the Thirty eighth Regi-
msnt, British army, has just walked frcm
Alderschott to London and back. distance
of seventy miles, within seventeen hours
lie sturtnd from the differs L,ess for Lon
don at 3 P. M. on Sept. 2, and arrived at
the mess at 1889 \. o'clock the next morn
ing. He appeared to be quite fresh, and
none the worse for his walk
a correspondent. sends to the Pail Mall
Gasettesthe fpiiewing saa.b in exp lana ten
of LurbR pom secession TO the Church of
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L"rd Ripon's sudden change of creed
does not, we own, astunish us.
Extremes viii meet" We hardly need
the proyerb TO aimonish us
That Romanisn's just the thing to win q
Few believer
In one SD famed for furtherng the q" er-
rOrS uf Geneya.
Marshal McMahoa, while on his recent
tour through Brittany, handed sums vary
ing from 2J0 franc, to >, 500 francs to
the various mlnicip palitIes for the beuefit Of
tte poor. lie also gave assistance to dis
tressed iHJivi luais, retired soldiers aud off
clnls, their appiicatIors beng investigated
on the spot, and treAte / as the informa ION
OF the iocal authorities justified. Col. Broye
gave relief To oil soidIers had host d
limb in the 81. li ...
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While Chas. Weis was engaged in oiling
a shresLing machine that was in operation,
near the village Of Ahnapee, last week; bis
sleeve was caught In The gearing, and Ms
rrm drawn into the cog wheels, seyering It
lust below the ejLUg
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J.F. PRsTCHARD.u nm.

Attorney and Counselor III Law. Two Rivers
wil attend to Cousctlons ANA vtaer business il.
Manltowoc C suntS AMI yiciai.y. IS lilly
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STATE NEWS.

The Anarre Record has changed
bands, M@.rf Wing and Borgman rear
ing, and hrs ". sseyrrere, slaie Of the
Jaossvi!isx xGSxte, assuming the manage
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DsS. A. J.. PAECRCN. --.

Dentist, onhce IN oherman's new building or
rith-st, Mantow"c. Particular attention
gwen 10 all tie dlilerent branches or the nr,,r.s
ion, and all wosss iw;ffrswteas reetn es1..,ct..
"i'iOu' rtiH- lS-tIt,
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osfies, sHEraANs ggIck BLocK srs
Mort" Eicuth Street, N,nituwoc.
frtcE HdURs-, stoaA. T saa a H
4 to s1ld Z to SAN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

E-S Doe town 10 Bon. Buffers district
gave bin more votes At lbe preliminary
caucus, than itdid az The election. /: looks
as u ibe sly yankees set him up purposel,
to knock hitn down.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
South aIranek 9ntelligrnter.
RoNNEY, FRIDAY, NOV. PC, 1874.

EF OF all the Judges on the bench Of
he Supr eme court of the United States
not one is from south Of Mason aud Dix
on's lile.
GS Last year there were erected within
tho boundaries Of the corporation Of Staun-
ton l25 buildings at cost of s277 900 the
COS. ranging from $500 to $40, 900 each,
and averaging over 81 600 each
EID S EIoHELBARGER, Of the Mar
tiusburg Statesman is spoken of in con-
Dec.ion with the Office of Clerk os The Sen
ate Of this State. No doubt, Mr.. L. would
make faithful and efficient officer.
@THE Supreme oourt of the U. S
decided, on Monday LAST, the suit known as
the "gold case" between the State Of Ma-
Tyland and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, affirming the judgment of
the Court of Appeals Of Maryland in favor
Of the railroad company.
fd-TnE purchase of seat in the u. ..
Senate was unknown before the era of Grant
ism. 10 former dnys some Of the attest
Senators were very poor, AID RhCde IL
and Governor once objected to appointing
agentleman recommended for Senatorial
vacancy, on the grouud that the Sato
would be represented by two bsnkrupts.
Ey The Scientific American states that
the iron establish ents of the u S inclu-
ding furnaces, rolling mills, steel works,
forges, and bloomeries, ure as follows 6Sl
completed blast furnaces, 343 rolling mills,
81 steel works, 81 FORCES, & II bloomoriea.
STEAMER SUNK. The steamer Falcon,
plying between Baltimore and Charleston,
came in collision on Saturday night last, in
Chesapeake Bay, with the steamer Louisi-
ana, from Norfolk, and the latter sunk
The Falcon took off the passengers, crew,
baggage and some furniture of the L7uisi.
ana, and returned to B4ltimore. The Lou.
isiana belonged to The Bay Line, aud was
valued at $4,000. Noiusurance.
IS' WE learn that during the first year
OF their Introduction into this country, 49,
OBJ, 500 postal cards have been used Tue
mandatory at Springfield, Mlss., where
they are made, has, during the en- tire re-
Rod, been running from IS to 20 hours
per day, with the force of 40 hands steadi-
iy at work preparing the cards for ship,
ment Three thousand pounds Of paper
are daily consumed at the manufaclorv.
and about 100000 cards IRE turned out
every working day.
s9c EXAMINE closely the $40 bills Of
the First National Bank of Philadelphia.
There are counterfeits Of that kind in cir
culatior. Look cut for them, sc who han,
die money.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

Ee They manage it better in thcS,utb,
end If they dislike political candidate
they don't hesitate to declare their onin
ions. With that innate delicacy poculia,
to The SJuhern blood, Memphis voters 70.
corded their convictions on thor ballot. A.
t1iio"s: "Mcmph., Nov. 3. Is74-
Through thick and thin IN for U. S Ssn-
a;or, he pride ofour na'ion. Andrew John.
son, aud his ny primary vote wsntre.
corded for him as The Gr.t cboieo Of the
B'g Fat Oys'erman Of VI mphis Ny de.
sire Is TO award bin one more chance with
his shears aud one more tine 10 thread his
n'ed'e.-Joseph Ffreh" vote against
Andrew Johnson for ihe United Sfatcs
> nate, FIR The reason believe him 10 be
The source 81 all our dis-ension since the
war, and FupromelY selfish" "For Uni.
icd States Senator vs. A j IN. gh,4t o.,
Mmc. Surau.' "Far Uniicd State. : y,
ator--1bc devil 10 hell against A. JOHN.
SON F'r toi'ed S ates S.nator-CoI
Barney Hug's, tbe railroad orator"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

A NEW CouNTERFEir.-A very iDgen.
ious counterfeit So bill, Purporting to be
the issue Of the First National Bank of
Chicago, has been detected The text and
signature of the bill are complete imita-
tons of the SIS bills Of the Traders Nation
al of Chicago, with The words nFirst Ma.
iional substituted. The general appear
ance of the counterfeit is rather darker than
the genuine and the vigncttcs not 50 well
finished. The treasury seal is, TO all ap-
pearance, perfect. Altogether tho counter.
felt is well calculated to deceive the
public.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20

WuI IUH IUBTUGIsE MINISTER WENT
IioME--A Washington dispatch to the
Cincinnati G1e,ve says "Tbe private
reasons given among The legations FIR the
recall of iLo Priugeso minister, Baron De
h''', ere 'ha' he ~ro'e 20 Lis government
complaining that hi' salary was not aufi,
cien' 70 ALLOW him 90 live properly here.
aDd thai Doe vas otIgcd 20 leave bis hmi-
" IN Ne" York while be resided IN Wash
'oe'on. The r".pon-o c1mo promptly by
c'o'e informing bin that bis successor bad
bcsu rreiUtcd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1874-11-20
Congressional Election.

Below we give the oficial returns Of the
recent election 10 the ihrse Districts Of this
State for representatives, 10 the 44Ih Con-
gress of the United Ssies: