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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OPFIcE OP THE GLOBE coNs0LIDAT.
" ed Mining Company .--bsn Francisco.
March sth, 1875. IN accordance with Q fero.
lution adopted by the Hoard OF Directors of
the Gloh, Consolidated Mining Company held
by them this da, "a special meeting Of the
stsckholdcrs Of said Company 10 hereby called.
the rame 10 be held at the ofice Of the Com.
pany. Room 20, No. &io California street, Nan
Francisco, California, on THURSDAY, the
sth day OF April, A: d. 1875. at the hour OF
O'clock y. ~. 10 take into confederation and
to decide upon the proposition 70 increase
the capital siock of said Company from three
millions eight hundred thousand (esy syse0.ooel
dollars, divided Into thirty eight thousand
(3s ,000J shares. Of tho par value Of one hundred
,fis0) dollars per share. - at present, To scyen
milllons slx hundred thousand tt1 ,ooo, ,oo0l dol.
lars, divided Into se,enty-six thousand l76.ooQ)
,hsr-s. of th. par value OF one hundred Ni0c)
dollafr per sbafe.
Transfer books will be closed on Monday.
the 5ih day Of April, st ~ o'clock y:
THOMAS COLE,
q. w. DEfTZLkR.
G.w. FISHER,
H. l.. TRACEY,
Il. d. TOwNskND.
mhlO I'd Trustees.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26

AN exchange tells us tha, "Philadel.
phia haberiasher advertises Centennial
under garments for sale" This Is SIM
ply an elaboration OF the idea which the
editor Of the Philadelphia isqairr has
30 long illustrated in changing his shirt
somi.annually.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26

Tnr latest ''sweet thing" in Paris in
the way Of hcadvear is the baby hat"
made in tho infan,ile style, with soft
crown and plenty Of lace and colored
bows. II is pretty on Young faces, but
NAV not become Susan Is. Anthony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26

You and each Of you are further notified, that
demand the Immediate payment thereof. and
that in case you fsii or refnSs % pay the rs.pee.
tive amounts Get opposite your pames abovs
10 me, al my ONCE. No. o. sonth q strsst, vir.
ginia. Nevada. bsfore the explliion OF nlnrty
days from the date Of this notice, your Inter
pany's Calm will, sy operation Of law, become
Inc property Of the uhdcrigued. II r. Fowler
who made the said expepdiinres 90 said cl.in.
Gold min, March -. 1875. nina pod
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26

A New YoEkrs latoly raised a check
and bought piano with Il. 81 Dreamt
I Dwelt In Marble Halls" Is now his
tune. but he don't accompany himself
ON the instrument.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26

WHEN brigham Young was in Jail the
othos day for contempt Of court there
wore i've or six Of his wives weeping at
each window Of that institution. AMI
twelve at the door.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26

Nsw JERsr, has just passed law I'M
posing fine of $i,oOU and imprison-
Inent for u torn 81 one year upon any
person who shall transfer his property
10 avoid taxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26

Kansas CRY has a debt Of s2,0Oo. 600.
anil no, one city official in State prison
yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26

Ak English Duko is driving hack in
Philadelphia. His family deserted him;
he is q LEFT duke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26
NOTICE.
niYIpENp NOTICE.

<>yPicg or THE CONSOLIDATED viR.
,,pia Miaing Conpany. San Francisco,
nsrrk a fn7s.-At . meeting OF The Board o.
Trusle~s of the above named Company. neId
this day. dividend (No. ~ OF Ten uol pesian
furRsDXY. the iith ip-tant. rsssiss books
eIosed until the iith instant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26
FURNITURE FOR SALE AND
HousE TO LIT.

UWg FURNITURE OF A 81 ALL HOUSE
containing Parier. Bed room and Kitchen.
ali new. will be sold at 9 saerihee: Apply Tn
mis- II HURLEY BROTHERS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-26
NOTICE.

TO PRANK REYNOLDS. GR0kGR by.
Ron, John MeIsaaes and E. w. Cod
rinrton. You ard each OF ron viii plesse take
notice. o. CO owners, that j. II. X. Fowler, o
pari owner NJ that certain mining claim or lode
CAIN, sltusisd In the Gold Iiili Mining Dis.
tr.ct. In the county of Storey. State Of No
vada, have psrronslly expended the sun Of
Two Ilundrtd and EIghiy. $3.50 DolarS In
United states gold coin. In labor and improve.
msnis upor ihs said Sixth ofJlly Mining G. u.
psny's claim, since the 10th Day OF MAJ 4. y.
isri. and PRIOR 10 the lot Day u January A. D.
isT5 that the proportion of expenditures made
a. afcrssaid, due ffsm each OF yeu rcpDsctively.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26
DnItIrmoro Cutie rrnrlsct.

THURSDAY, MARCH IS. 1878.
HEEY CATTLE Tho market opensd this week
quite slowly, ard with tendency to lower
prices which were soon re,ched. u per N
throughout tho list, aud continued slow until
the close. The quality This week was not az
good AS lost week, there being fewer tops and
tdose not as good grade &c the tops thea offered
and larger proportion OF the offerings consist
InE OF medium and common Cattle, though theIe
was no stock Of rs low grade as yls ia The mar.
Set last week.
Prices to-day for Beef Cattle ranged n, fo!-
lows Eest Bceves ut 75mST OO-that gen.
orally rated fret quality T5dS5 75-mciium
oT good fair quality 26Gi4 5-crdnary thin
steers, o1eu and Cows hOGeS4 25-inferior
and lowest grades Of Cattle OONsO 0O-gen-
erai average Of the market to-day IS 61--ex.
ireme range of ptices , 5OTST 90 Nest Of
The s'cs were from Is 10 sc g per leo ibs.
or the receipts 500 head came FROM Ohio. 296
rom virginia, 90 from We,i Va 30 from Ms
rylsni, 80 from Pennsylvania 32l from, Illinois.
oO from Tennessee and 81 from Kentuckv-toni
receipts for The week 1920 heed, oganst l593 last
weeE aud OIL he'd same time last yoar. O,
the offerings SEQ head were taken Jy Baltimore
butchers. l3i scid 10 Washington butchers
aud IS 10 Eastern sptcula,ors-tJtL sales for
the week 1850 bead agains: llGs las, week, aud
So head same time lest year
Cows We quote Mich Cows az 31Gs4J per
head, market fair and prices declining
HoGs. 81 There hHs been q further advance in
,He b"i Ntt lhls week, The receipts OF good Hogs
being quite light the larger part Of the arrivals
common 20 light weights which, with the nd.
vance ~ ;he West, WIS tie chief cause Of the
improvement. Good Hogs haze been In very
good demand while cou,mon light grades are
bird 10 sell At the close prospects are f,vorn.
bic for maintenance OF present quo tations. even
u no further improvement should re established
We quote sm1ll bacon Hogs ~ 75N,s9 %. siii-
Iers az 5J9SlO. good coiuied at lOGSy o..
and few extra ~ $40 - per 100 los net Re.
c.iPi5 Ibis week 1891 head nrsnst C480 last
"cfk and 4T25 head snme time last vesr
SHEEP. There has been little more active
demand during The past week and though prices
re quoted y shade higher there has been but
liil'e sdvfure in prices, the top Sheep ibis week
beng OF n lille better quality than last week
Ih" best Sheep have been taken generally L,
outside buyers, our butchers desiring middle
grades Al The close prices are scstcely as still
pc ~ ihe beginning O. ihe week We quote nt
5N.I4 cents per ID gross. Receipts ibis week
1868 head against 1850 last week, and l20l head
saviC i'iac Laos peat. Sua.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

tRI- the Senate. on Tuesday last.
ex-President johnson made his first
speech since taking his seat in thu, hc-
dy. he opposed ihe resolution indo-s-
ing the Presidents course in regard to
louisiana and gave reasons therefor IN
his usual trenchaiit and vigorous style.
lie thinks there are those .-behind the
curtain who are endeayor;ng TO stir up
smother civil war for the purpose OF put
ting President Grant in power q third
term. and rrophesies danger ahesi. as he
did formerly OF the civil strife. in the
shape Of despotism and absclutsm. Al
together Mr. Johnson's speech is strik-
ing production, and breathes s broad.
practical republicanism which il whole.
some for the period. lie thinks il would
not he aniiss were the constitutional
clause prohibiting the receipt OF presents
by United StStes officials from foreign
potentates 50 &meadel rs 70 prohibit
their receipt also from any American
citizen. Senator's Bogy. Withers and
Randolph also addressed the Senate in
opposition 20 the resolution. Senator
Whyts offered substitute for the reso-
luton 10 the effect that the action Of the
President in tho kellogg case is coutra-
~ TO the spirit ofrepubljcau institutions.
and cannot be approved by the Senate
OF the United Sta.es.-Balt. San.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

The BUSINESS Reference
has been made recently to the cncour-
aging business outlook which has been
gathered from various sections Of the
country through the newspaper press
The New York HerNt Of Friday. in g
long and carefully considered article
gives abundant reasons for the asser.
ton that the great commercial reyulsion
under which industry and enterprise
have been dormant 50 many months has
spent its force, AID that business Of all
kinds is about to revive. Il gives q few
of the facts which lead 10 that belief.
and justify the hope that the wear 1875
will mark the beginning of a new era Of
general prosperity. Among those we
briefly condense the following II.
Economy in business and aiyin- cxpan.
Sos, and reduction OF rcuts. ,. The
cheapening Of production by abundant
food crops for two years, which have
lowered the price Of the necessarics Of
life. 8. The west owes l4ss money than
ever before. 4. The south IS more pros.
Porous, because she owes but little
while her sugar and cotton cr3ps are in.
creasing. 8. Prices Of merchandise arc
now 50 low that merchants do not incur
4 great risk in carrying stocks OF goods.
Production also has been go far cheap.
cnel that already last fan VIC beraa g.
export cotton5 10 China aud Cumbrr.
land coal TO the West indies. G. The
action Of Congress on the currenev
question is now seen g be ruimportant
in as results; K vii not either initiate or
contract, and for = year % come. except
IN the unlikely case OF a foreign war.
business men may begin new enterprises
without the fear Of suaIcn or great chm.
gc5 in values or prices The banks nrc
on the whole IN q healthy condition. and
il is good sign that they look with SUI
picion on accommodation paper. not.
withstanding the low ruling rates or In.
terest, which naturally tempt t. impru.
dent Investments Uheeiin7 IT..
~ >. J.. Maddox, Of the Virrinia
Senate, charged with larceny, has been
acquitted 10y the jury of the Hastings
Court Of Richmond.
10 On Saturday week whilst n LITTLE
son Of Nr. Bate Seabright Of Vmches ter
was playing on the floor, he fell and
broke his thigh.
ET~ Row. G. J.. tcJtutn. e Winchester. sail
60 from New Ok fJr Athens, Greece, on yes
terdsy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

DISTRESSING CAsUALTY.-From & CON-
munication in the Wheeling H,teHiyencer
we learn that n most distressing accident
occurred in Gilmer county on Monday,
the 18th inst. y man whose name we
have forgotten was moving in wagon.
He had, besides some household goods.
his wife and five children in the wagon
Owing to the recent rains the streams
were very much swollen, and although
warned not to attempt it, he started a.
cross Steer Creek. The rapid current
overturned the wagon and all were strug.
CLING Iii the foaning waters. One child
chung to his arm while the max with his
wife in his arms vainly attempted to
reach the shore. He finally loosened
his hold upon his wife and she sunk to
rise no more. He reached the bank with
the one child. A wife and four children
persisted before his eyes. The bodies
have not yet been found.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

ASoTuER PosT&GE CRcCLAR-The
publications which have appeared in the
press OF the country in relation TO the
law enacted by Congress ct its late scs-
sion, changing the rate Of postage on
nathalie matter Of the third class from
one cent for eachtw ounces or fraction
thereof to one cent for each ouace or
fraction thereof. are calculated to mis-
lead postmasters in the DISCHARGE OF
their duty. Pe5tmasters have, by IN
strnctiong, been informed Of the change
which has bean male, and circular has
been this day issued by the Postmaster
General, authoritativcly ipstructinz
them that OIL all Inailable matter of The
third class hereafter deposited ia their
respective Offices to he sent through the
mail, postage must be charged thereon
and prepaid al the rate OF one cent for
each ounce or fraction thereof WGsb.
iaJ!oa Cor. Bqhimore Sun, detrcl 30.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26
By Yesterdays 1Tail.

ivrhe resoiution Of the Republican
caucus. thinly yelling over the Louisiana
nsnrpaticns. or the Presidents action in
The attairs OF tha. Stats, was adopted in
the Senate on Tuesday last, by vote Of
53 to "a. Mr.. Christiancy. the new Sc
nasor from Wisconsin, seems TO have
felt it necessary to explain his vote in
favor OF the resolution. which he holds
doss no; recognize Kellogg as the Icgsl
Governor. bG. only as the executive
power. The Senate adjourned sine die
on Wednesday.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Tohs E'ror afl;, South B,a5ek Is,,iyigraeey,
ErgrrED FsIrs5
"iii Won please inform yoer readers that 7
h,va positive
CtEE FOR C0NSJNPTYON
'r3 Ell disorders q the Threat ass Lungs. and
.tfi Us iU u.f I'D my puae ics ! have cured hun.
dreds OF cases aud w.ll rive
81 600 90
Tor e'se b. VIII not bsns6t Iadss1 " strore
BE- my faith will send "A SqueI, ne ~
su ltrer Hadressirg me-
Please show tHs letter 10 any one ron NAV
know who su8eIiar tom tbs.e di,.,s.s "a
otiiso faithfully ,oa,s,
DIR r. T. BURT,
60 Raliam s., N,p yorE
Zee 1870 NV
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

Horse THIEF ARREsTED.-A Young
man named Levi Whitesell, OF Franklin,
Pendleton Co., West Va, was brought
to this city yesterday on his way to the
above named place 20 answer the charge
of horse stealing and burglary, The
horse was stolen on tae night of Febru-
AIRY 9Th. 1874, from the Rev. s. Il Snapp,
of Franklin, and on the same night the
store OF Johnson e Daugherty was bro
ken into and robbed of small amount
of merchandise and shout SIS IN money.
The prisoner is charged with these
crimes. The horse was sold by White
sell 10 . man named Mitchcll, in Somer-
set county, Pa, and ere long Whitc5cll
was arrested and placed in Jail az Somer-
set. where an ingenious all we'll ar-
ranged plan Of escape was frustrated by
the vigilance Of the Sheriff, II. +. Knep.
per, who discovering some au9ur shay
ings on the foor Of his cell was led to
eXamc the premises, and found that his
prisoner had Overcome all obstacles save
the removal q! the outer layer OF brick
Acting upon . reIuisition from the Gov.
ernor &C Vest Nirginie, James W. Ne
Zee and john 7. McMulIen, who arrest
ed the prisoner, brought him to this city
en- route for Franklin. Nhitesel halls
from Rockingham county, Va, is a Young
man OF good address and pleasant fea-
lures. lie convorses readily upon the
subject of-.lis arrest and the grave char
ges which he will be called TO answer
lmycrlJai Times WGci 20.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26
4y.sr t.e FIost-cEsar.ns .A,sag ae Iee.


HkRBIsBuRo, March 22.-The South
track. CT the Pennsy,raaia rsllroad. Co.
iumpia division, was cleared OF ice last
evening. From fifteen to eighteen hun.
dred men were employed on the work.
Ouer Million Dollars Damage in the
Susqusaansa Tailey.
NEW York, March 22.-Special dis.
patches state the entire loss ia the Sus.
quehanna valley from the foods is vari.
ously estimated ut from $1,000, 900 70
Sl,500,0oo. A dispatch from Balm.
bridge. Pennsylvania, says all previous
accounts of the flood IN the Sus1uehan.
ma fail to give al adequate description Of
the real magnitude of affairs. Houses
and property of all kinds have been de.
!stroyed all along the river At Port
Deposit. Maryland. yesterday, the water
in the main Street stood two feet deep
and ran with . strong current. The
grocers, hardware merchants and other
dealers, who have been unable to enter
their stores, have found tia. 4 large por-
ton OF their stool, is utterly destroyed,
or SO badly damaged as to be nearly
worthless.
E9'A few days since the town of Ri
emf, Mississippi, was nearly destroyed
b. a tornado, and freshets flooded hun.
dreds OF farms and chopped up the
railroad lines i'll nearly every Southern
State. On Saturday destructive tor
nado swept over Augusta. Ga, and al
jGcent places. visiting Atkins, s. c., and
| leaving path ofdesolation in its route.
Two churches and several residences
were demolished. Several persons were
killed and number seriously injured.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

tV At meeting in Chicago on Tues
day the general freight agents of the
trunk lines decided TO maintain rates on
eastern bound freight. An agreement
to so was signed by all those present.
including the agent of the Baltimore &
Ohio road.--Cun,J. Ne,cs. Jldrca IS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26
CYL RIghts R,ll-Tts Iinoltations.
There appears 10 be much mlsappre.

There appears 70 be much misappre-
hension IS d the meaning of the Civil
Rights bill. which il causing trouble A.
mong nsny clsssesos people who thiak
its provisions embrace their occupations.
as also among the ignorant negroes. who
are taught to believe by the designing
whites. who pretend 70 be their friends,
that their rights aud privileges under
the law are without limit.
The bill limits the rights OF negroes to
Inns, Pubic Coireyonsces By land or soater,
aud Theatres on otter places Of public
amusement
An Inn is described by all lexicoGra-
piers "a a house where travellers may
obtain shelter, lodging, and entertain.
ment for money. A restaurant, where
people may obtain food and drink, or =
drinking house, where liquors are sold.
is not an Inn, unless the proprie.ors
furnish their houses as lodging places
for travellers. Neither OF these comes
under the law at all.
A day or two since, q. the annual
commencement of one OF our medical
schools, some negroes obtained tickets
of invitation through their white friends
very improperly. The tickets were
personal and not transferable. They
were doubtless given for the purpose of
raising n disturbance, aud the negroes
demanded and obtained admission
Now, exhibitions of that kind are not
public ainusemcnts," and the negroes
had no right there unless they had re-
| ceived from the faculty personal cards
of invitation, and they should have been
refused ADMISSION promptly and firmly.
Some trouble has also arisen in bar
Der shops. a barber shop is not place
Of public amusement, aud however much
negro may desire the luxury of being
shaved by n white man, he has no right
under the law to demand il.
The negro, if left to himself, would
not give trouble under any law. All
the trouble will arise from designing
white men who will incite the negro to
these intrusions for the purpose OF rob-
bing him of his hard earnings. or OF IL
sing him in politics. Baltimore Gazette
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

70 IThe first Quarterly Meeting FOR
South Branch Circuit. N. T.. Church.
South. Will be held at Burlington, Mine.
raj County. W. Va. commencing on Sa-
tnrday, April 10, 1875, at II o'clock, 4.
NJ. All the members OF tie Quarterly
Conference are requested 10 be present.
T.. II. WIiISNER, y. e.
J. s. HUTCHINSON, =. C.
S. KYLE GILBERT, j. c.
March IS, 1878.
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BIAIsTgITcD.

On Thursdoy, March 18th, 1875, by Rev. J. S.
Hutchinson, Mr. GiasoS TiuBnooE 10 Miss Mary
HONS aH Il this county.
in Christ Church ia Winchester on tie 18Th
inst, 10y b. rev. VIM O. Meredith, o. d.,
Rom N. Ksz1sp7, Of Camden, South Carolina.
70 Mics AsS 81 daughter Of Judge Joseph 70.
Shorrard
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

tVThe New York Sun states that
Governor Tilden has pardoned VIM. b.
keane, the unfortunate mechanic. who
was unjustly convicted through the ex-
ertions of Henry Bcrgh and sent to Black
wells Island for the high crime of tiefen-
ding himself when attacked by On infl.
rated cat
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

tK Further accounts of the recent
tornado in the South fully confirm the
previous reports Of its destructive char
acter to life and property. Ia eight
counties In Georgia and two or three in
South Carolina the damage was very
great, and there is much distress and
restitution in consequence.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26
"a kL1 AND ABUNDANT STRING
PASTURE FOR RENT.
On The Kettle Liet Fam. Grgai Coun,y.
WE-T VIRGINIA..

LSO fne limestone land. mostly level re-
~ marS'ble Tor Guss crfiu md f-rtf -r-au
ciog qualities, finely Iin.bered and of sprposs3
Mineral value br sale 1 tracts io slit rnrcfa-
sers, Of from $50 70 900 Acre., az ten dollars
per acre. Adde'S
Mss y. l.. JONES.
Keyser Nins-n! Co, -. Wat de 70. dec.
Of Amos msiott Esq
N1-cs -, ls5B.-st
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tried it, know thai i: cIred tom u sc win, have
nrt kncw tlat u ru.cs thsr neigncors ard frc155
"a, all kiow tit,t Wat it does occe sG does vevG
~ comPJ@it:on- we have tl0ugaEdS rpol ticn-
sints az ;csti;1tcs OF tlc rcr!ahle cares "a ;,e
cry neirhbc iic1 ald wc nced hot p,t5ii IA the n
Adapted 20 al l-8s aud conditions in al ciua.sJ
g'@tuuias cchoe- c7! );Del p any d@'tctlois dag
tity nav E3 taken witi tscty by eayjody. Tg,st
h4s'r basins pre- serves aeil 2; CT fc5h and niasog
item pclsaat - tgyc wiliie bciD- ,.rciy Ya,c .1lC
- hgrn CIR 9risc nom thc!r use IN Any ouausisy
IHey opersite by their pSw trfn jniGo,ca ON ,i,,
internal s'-ota t. party tho blood aud s.irnGit,e /:
iut1 healthy a'ton owe The obstrIctioas OF tgie
n9dy ro's,ia2 their IRE yniaT action hcllt, and
by Chreit.1s- wa rcTSr they exist, Suei. delaIgc-
a271ti I5 arc the srst isil ofd:seaac.
HnN'e direct - acs S;"ea ~ iGe wrapper on
L3t3'X inr the following complaints, whl.a thea
Frr Esy~rrp-ia OF Era;Reet;e-,, nt4.,r.s.
t,c14. sansU@- lni Ioss az 4 ssY,eti.~. s'ioy
sIb@l' ~ ;aArn n7i,-1feiy 90 sti;Gallia the stSn
Tor A;yor ejer...i5,;ss. ,iai 49, yari,.,s s,7,,
t9n+ ssi!i1t'v - .Itis-c nc, 4.caa J~s-ia,ir-
U"iic ava ystl'oue vovev,, they Should IT, Ia.
hi-4deiv tisc for each 90 20, - corr,~t the !i,. 81
a. :, ~ =. iti-l't tNi Uttih'uons Which caI . Is.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26
DIED,

% The sih inst, Mr. DAVID Tvaysn, Of Grant
county, sged 60 ysars
On the 18Th inst, rear Clsysville, Mineral
county, Mr. Nslt BLAcEBum.
Oa the l4th inst, near Greenland. Crost
county, VI CHsrsnAy NYoEssrs. sged g5 years.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-03-26

~ Senator Davis and daughter, pass
Ell through Cumberland on Wednesday
last, on their way home from Washing
ton.