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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

In 1853 four gentlemen entered their
sons at boarding school a Coke shnrg.
in South Caroline. They had been Cor
years intimate friends. and wore clergy.
men in the Methodist church. These
boys remained ut this school as room.
mates and classmates for two wears,
and entered wolfori College, standing
relatively first. second, third and fourth.
They remained 1t this institution four
years, and were room-mates all the time,
graduating relatively FIRST, second, third
and fourth, in large class. They en-.
tered the law Office ut Spartansburg and
studied law under the same chancellor.
The war broke out and at the call for
troops. they eatered Jenkins rifle reei.
ment from South Carolina. and were
mess.matcs in the same company. Be-
ing near the same height. they stool
together rs comrades of battle ia this
regiment.
At the second battle of Manassas.
August, 1868, a shell from the enemy's
battery fell in the ranks Of this company,
and killed these four boys. land no 9th.
ers in the company They are bnried
on the battlefield and sleep together in
the same grave. Their names are Ca.
pers, .McSwain. Smith aud Duncan. and
the sons of Bishop Capers, Rev. DIR.
McSwain, Rev. DIR. Whiteford Smith and
Rev. DIR. Duncan, of Virginia. aud the
last brother Of Rev. DIR. Duncan, of
Randolph Macon College. Tho grave
is marked by granite cross enclosed
with an iron railing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

What Rats are Good For.

or what use is the rat to man? Well,
not very much that VIC know of, vet a
few items may be mentioned. Proba.
bly, we must not attach much import.
ance to the alleged prophetic powers of
the rat-that if he gnaws persons
clothes, that person will speedily die;
that If he suddenly quits house, the
house will very shortly be burned down;
that il he deserts ship, the ship is in a
sinking state. A mill at PEBBLES was
suddenly deserted by whole colony Of
rats about twenty years ago; two hours
afterward the mill was burned down.
But it must be confessed that the logic
is very weak which proves, from these
facts, the possession OF any prophetic
power by Mr.. Rat. We have evidence
that lie has sometimes been made use.
ful, rs Mr. James, in his military die
tionary, says :-Ec.
RATS are sometimes used in military
operations, particularly in enterprises
for the purpose of setting fire to gun.
powder. On these occasions lighted
match is tied 10 the tail Of the animal
Marshal Vauban recommends, therefore.
that the walls Of powder magazines
should he made very thick, and the pas.
sages for light and air SO narrow as not
to admit rats. We do not know wbeth.
er cruel sport can bc called useful
employment of rats. But an account
is given Of strange proceeding at
Rome. A large number OF rats were
dipped in spirits of turpentine. set on
fire d made TO rush down an opeD fight
Of steps near the Vatican they reached
the bottom as masses Of charred flesh,
amid the shouts of the populace. Rats
are worth three shillings a dozen to fur
nish supply to those brutal exhibi.
tons, in which rat killing terriers show
their power. Rats are also caught for
the value Of their skins. There is q
firm in Paris which buys skins for this
purpose: The fur is dressed into n
very good substitute for beaver while
the pclt or membrane is dressed into
leather 50 fine, elastic and close as TO he
used for the thumbs Of the best gloves.
If one believes that rats arc not used
for human food, he must change his
opinion. In Paris, the cbifoniors or
bone grubbers eat them. Gipsies eat
such rats rs are caught i'm stacks and
barns. and are less strong in flavor aud
odor than those that fceG omniyerously.
In China. split rats are bought as a
dainty An English surgeon Of some
note had them cooked for his own eat.
/ ing. In a man Of war. where the rats
made havoc with the biscuit. the sailors
had q regular battle with the varmints,
and brought down numbers OF them
Jack made a rat pie, baked il, and liked
\ il. At thc siege Of Malta. the French
I garrison. when furnished, offered as
I much as n dollar n head for rats. or two
dollars. IL barnlcd. During the siege
OF Paris, in the late Franco. German
war, many tasted them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
Address OF Gen. Wade Hampton
to the People Of South Carolina.

The announcement OF the election Of
Hampton from Democratic headquarters
at Charleston created the most unbound.
ed enthusiasm. a salute was fired, and
Gen. Hampton made q conservative and
patriotic speech, and also the following
address
To thc propie Of the State:
I'm Offering to our people my heart.
felt congratulations and gratitude for
The grand victory they have won, | ven.
ture to beg them 20 prove themselves
worthy OF it by n continued observance
OF good order and the rigid preservation
Of peace. Let ms show that we seek
only the restoration OF good government.
the return of prosperity and the estab-
lishment of harmony to the whole peo.
pie Of our State. In the hour of victory
we should be magnanimous. and we
should strive to forget the animosites
OF the contest by recalling the rrand
results of our success prescribing none
Tor differences of opinion: regarding
none as our enemies save such "a are
inlmlcal TO law and order. Let us all
unite in the patriotic work of redeeming
tie State. BY such conduct we can not
only bring about good feeling among all
classes, but can most surely reap the
best fruits Of Victory
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
South 3ranei. Jntelhsenesr.
RoMNEY, FRIDAY. nov. u, 1876.

~ Congress oonyenes on next Mon
day week, and the session will doubt
less be one Of absorbing interest and
unusual excitement.
~'A New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Times suggests Hon. c. j.
Faulkner for Attorney General of the
United States under President Tilden.
Wllons. Sam Randall ard Charles
}. Faulkner, are clearly Of opinion that
the twenty-second joint rule OF Congress
is still in full force. and that any State
which is fraudulently counted for either
candidate will be rejected by the House.
w Now that the election is over Grant
has commenced pardoning his friends
confined in the various penitentiaries Of
the country. Every one of the big
gun whiskey thieves, was pardoned
few days ago. Mckee, it is stated, will
also be pardoned in a day or two.
gH'Two, Waltham, Massachusetts,.
S" "''0 :" ho'ci pee ou INC electlOn.-
The loser is to go to Boston, hire n hand
organ, bring it back with him and play
1T on the streets certain number OF
times, while the winner passes around
hat and pockets the pennies
CS Counterfeit ten dollar bills on
Tic National Bank of Lafayette, Iowa,
are in circulation.
tV Names potato crop is very large
this year. twill probably reach $500.
600 bushels, worth 81 100000 Aroos.
took county starch mill will take from
100000 to 100000 bushels. A great
many thousand bushels will be exported.
GI The gifts to Philadelphia, by which
she will remember her visitors from A.
broad, are becoming numerous. Japan,
Germany and England leave their build.
ings as memorials. The State Of Ohio
has done likewise. Several of the
French, English and other exhibits are
also to be left as mementoes in the new
museum.
~ Captain Randolph A. Shotwell.
who was convicted in the United States
Circuit Court of North Carolina several
years since of the charge of .kluxism,
and sentenced TO the penitentiarv, and
whose term but recently expired, has
just been elected to the North Carolina
Legislature by large majority from
Mecklenburg county.
Iy General Clusters camp pet dur.
ing the last Yellowstone campaign was
famous dog which had been given to
him by Bismarll Judge Ten DAYS af.
ter the massacre on the Little Big Horn
the dog returned to Fort Lincoln, dis.
lance Of five hundred miles. in search of
his master.
!=S'The Vermont House on Saturday
last passed the bill for filing vacancy
in the electoral college -129 to 10. The
act is specially designed to meet TIE
case of II. n. Sollace, said to be ineli.
gible.
- In the Little Rock ARK district
Crayens, democrat, is elected to Con.
gress over Mcclure, republican, by 800
majority. This makes the Arkansas
delegation unanimously democratic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

Persons cutting timber or bark from these
snds are hereby notified 10 desist. Th5ss De-
Iifiog TO lease o. 10 by the iandS OF TIE i'm
Der right will apply 20
CAMBRIDGE & PENDLETON.
attorneys s. Agenis.
Manchester, ~.
Nov 10. 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

"a LETTER From JESUS Cnnrsr."-
West Point (Va.) STR. IA colored
Baptist preacher is selling to his colored
brethren. in this neighborhood n docu.
ment which purports to he ~ Copy Of
a Letter Written by Jesus Christ" Go
years after his crucifxion 1t directs
every one TO Finish his labor every Sat
urday in tho afternoon by o'clock. ut
which hour the preparation for the Sab.
bath doth begin" Christ also advises
every one 20 fast five days in the year,
and promises that "whosocver shall
have y copy OF this Letter written by
my own hand and keepeth il in their
house, nothing shall hurt them. neither
Pestilonce, Thunder nor Lightning"
&c, &c, &c, which, Of course, makes
the letter sell readily among certain
class. Can any amount Of teaching
erase such supersttious ideas from the
minds or these people,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
re- Mr.. Jane, CIR cr,or this city. {

GS Mr.. James C-r5c of this city. an
employee of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, his business being an examiner
of bridges, &c, while in the discharge of
his duty, fell through the tressling cross
ing the Tuscarora near the depot, and
seriously injured his spinal column
The accident occurred over six years
ago, and during the long period inter
vening, the poor fellow had never been
able to move his body from the hips
down, and the flesh was always cold and
insensible to the touch. His suGerings
had been great indeed. and death must
he welcome messenger. His demise
occurred on Thursday last. lie was in
the seth year OF his age and leaves a
wife and two Children utinsbury
Statesman, NoU. Is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

AEST VIRGINIA., TO Wit AT rules held
w in the Clerks Uf!ice of The Circuit Court
oi iiampshife County, ga the first Monday in
November 1876.
Philip Pendieion, Edmund Pcudleton, Of Win
chester, Va Is. Is. PsndletoB, T.. q. pcndle-
ton, Jr., Edward Prndleion Jr, c. Gntv
Penileton aud q. Mason Peudletoa, Plaintiff.
as.
A. Stephen Dandrilye and Serena r. Dan
bridge. Anthony Kennedy Joha w. Ken
nedy, a. T. Kennedy Edmund Kennedy, Ma
~ Cooke, Eiz. Garry, and Edm Selden, ais
BIZ Kennedy Or. Spo;is~ood Dandridge,s
T.. Dandridge, e. ". T. Hunters and Mrs.
Lena llnnter,* tloll IIarris0ns and Mrs Az
nee Barrison,s Or. Daniel Ktunedy, Nary
kenbeiy, infant 7. H. Buchanan and Mrs
Nancy Bucbanau,s Henry Cooke, Phiip
Cookc,f John Esieu Cooke, Annie Cooke
oUllie Duval,S John o. Stegors and Mss. Ma
~ Sieger,s Marion, Henry & Mamie Cooke,
EiIzabe,h Cooke, - Maria 7. Kennedy -
Meade and Mrs. Letha Meade Mary K Ed
mund Cooks Andrew Hunter, Mrs Nancy
hoee, Rev. Moses Hunter. eRev st. Matthew'S
and Ms. Mary Matthews Mrs. - Brooke
David hnnter,+ Y r.. BunteT, r. W. Hun
ter, sarah Harrison, a.. q. Riddle and Nls
Aarcy Eiide, Biz. Hunter, Mary Louisa
Hunter, Abel liuoier, w H. TTavcrs < Mrs
- Trayers, General D. II Stroller & Mrs
Mary Stroiher, James l.. Randolph and Mrs
Emily Randolph, and all OIhergoknowG heirs
OF /. Pendleton, dec d, Defeadints.
~ cHANCEEY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

fRTThc structures that are 20 remain
on tho centennial grounds are the Main
Building, Machinery Hall, Memorial
Hall, Horticultural Hall, st. Georges
Building. tho German pavilion, the ia
panese building, and the Ohio State
building.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
Suicide in Virginia.

Geo. Nat Newman, son OF the late
Morris ID. Newman. OF Orange county,
Va, committed suicide Mt the residence
of his uncle James w. Tatum, near
James City, Madison county, on the
3O.h ultimo, by taking laudanum. Mr..
Newman had been in very bad health
for some time, in addition 10 which he
was embarrassed by other troubles,
which the local papers do not explain.
He left note addressed 10 his mother.
enclosing q card to the public, which he
desired published in the CuIpeper Oh.
serCer:
Il refer my history and character to
the decision of that great tribunal, the
people, believing that shall pass from
them with their confidence and respect,
would beg them to pardon this las.
act oil life, which is condemned alike by
common sense and religion. But nv
suffering is so constant and intense that
| seek re ief in death. Yet, as q feeling
common TO all men, would love to live
and hate TO die, and if there was one ray
Of hope for life would endure any a.
mount OF suffering to get my health
But when man is and must always be
useless TO himself, his relatives and his
friends, it would seem that there is very
little claim upon his existence. Whilst
on the brink of eternity il seems that
one ought to have some fixed opinion in
regard TO his soul. My firm conviction
Is that my soul will be lost and quiet.
~ resign it to the Creator who gave it
being, knowing that lie will judge me
more correctly than man is Cd c."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
Notice to TEACHERS.
Nov TO- 1876.

THE last Examination or Teachers Of
the County. FOR this year will be held
at ArnolGs School.H on Friday
November oath, 1876.
Az who desire certificates, arc re-
quested to attend.
4. NJ. ALYEBSON.
Nov. 10, 1876. 2w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

~ President Grant. fearing some-
thing, is quartering troops at Washing
ton. The force there now is 1000 to
200 men
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

!YThe Life of the Nation is what the
North said they were fighting for during
the late war. Will the North now
stand quiescently by and see the Gov
eminent stolen, in broad daylight? Does
not the theft involve the murder OF the
Republic?-Frederichs51Ty Herald.
We fear trouble is ahead. In the
three States, South Carolina, Florida
and Louisiana, where the Radicals hold
control, with Federal Bayoncts and ras-
cally Returning Boards, now rests the
matter of solution Of the Presidential
problem. That TuDEN has carried
these three States, it is confidently be
lieyed, whatever may be the returns of
tho Boards.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
aNon-resi.iep.s


The object-of ibis sui, is 10 make partition or
lease, or sale, after toe payment OF taxes due
ibereaPon amongst the heirs OF +. Pendleton.
dee d. Of the following tracts Of land ia IIsmp-
shire county, West Vs.l belonging 10 f. Pen
dletont dec aud as appears By the surveyors
books Of Hampshire county 900 acres on lis
East SIDE 81 Crest Cepon, adjoining Dawson
patent 326 acres in the drains OF Hopkin
Creek Rua and Little Capon $40 acres near the
pa'ents Of Stted, TaJ Tor and oihers--3 $50 sores
on South Branch Mountain, row partly in tho
possession OF h. NJ High and PaEcakes heirs
200 aeres on The South Branch Mountain west
side and opposite RDmney--l $50 acres % the
drains Of south Branch aud Little Cspon on Jer-
sey MOuutain y 300 acres on Green Spring
Valley Mountain ,57T acres adjoining the -
600 acre tract. 90 Great Capon Nonutaia--2 500
acres on South Branch MJuntin or drains e
Little CnPon, adjoining the 1896 acre iracs
above, part ~ Which waa the Holmes sale, ana
aoy other laads in said cOunsy belonging 10
said bcigs.
And y appeadng BY AFFIDAVIT iha, The dercp-
danis Ldmuud Kennedy, Mrs. Elizabeth kea.
nedy' Rev. Noecs Hunter, Dr SPoitsw0od Dan
fudga y. " e Hunter, Hrs leaa Huoier,
Iail Harrison, Mrs Agnes Harrison, Dr. Dan.
kennedy, 4 =. Buchanan, Mrs. Nancy Buch-
anani Philip Cook, John Esteu Cook, Annie
Cook, SslIie Daval. Jobn q. sieeer. Nrs. Mary
Steger Elizabeth Cook, 49, Meade Mrs Leahe
Meade, Mary and Edmund Cook. Rev Nf.
Matthews, aod Mrs. Mhry Nsthevs Mrs..
------- Brooke, David Hunter and r w. Hun
ter, nUnresidenfs Of this State, 10 Is order1,
that the said defendants 40 aapesr here within
one monta afer The due publication Of this or
der and do what Is necessary 20 protect thsir
interests in this suit Tesle,
" II. POLLING, c. G. c.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

10 The Berlin, Worcester county, Md,
HToid says . singular freak Of nature
has taken place on She Atlantic coast
during tho past week. Millions upon
millions Of dead fish Of different species
have been washed up from The sea and
lie rotting in the sun. like John Ran.
dolpIi's mackeTcl on moonlight night
In one place on Cobb's Island there is
a strip OF the beach two miles long and
IS feet wide covered with them 10 a
depth Of from three to six feet. SIEVE.
raj large vessels are engaged in collect.
ing and Transporting them to the farmers
Of Accomac county, TO be used for ma.
nure.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

The GREAT CYCLONE ~ BENGAL.-
Ordinarily reports Of great disasters are
more or less exaggerated, and time and
investigation usually diminish the mag.
nitude OF results rs first stated la tho
case Of the recent great cyclone in las.
tern Bengal however. says the Balti.
more Sun, the aggregate OF destruction
has augmented since the publication Of
tho first reports, and now the number of
lives reported lost is placed at the rs.
founding figure or12oOOO Il is difficult
to conceive the terrible magnitude Of
such tempest, taking the results as an
indication Of its force and extent. Ma.
ny Of the victims were overwhelmed Nv
the great wave rom the sen which the
cyclone forced into the midst OF thickly
populated coast towns and villages
The details only, however can fully cx.
plain the great loss Of life, which at
present seems almost incredible.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

r. Deer hunting in Hardy is the
popular amusement of the season. One
day last week party went out in the
morning and returned before night with
four Of the finest bucks we have yet
seen. Aoorcfeld Ero@intr.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
SOLID S ENsE.

Tie Louisiana Outrage MOTTO &c ero~dsa .aro.sA.
STRONG REPUBLICAN ORGAN
PROTESTS IN ADVANCE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

~ The large stabling attached 10 the
Revere House," in Harrisonburg, Va,
on the night Of the 10th inst, was fired,
by an incendiary, and entirely destroy
Cd. Loss not stated
tV1In Mineral County, Tildcn re-
ceiycd 270 majority,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

iS Dr. Allchin, an eminent London
physician has frankly avowed. in an
address TO students, that "or all scien.
tifc pursuits which practically concern
thc community, there is none perhaps
which rests upon so uncertain and in.
secure basis as medicine.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24

IL The two negro members Of the
Louisiana Reform Board are said TO be
on one Of Che gunboats in tho river, as
the radicals are afraid the conservatives
may undertake to open negotiations
with them. Think Of IL, We Boosting
American freemen The destiny Of 2
sovereign State and your own Liberties
possibly commodity in the bands Of a
couple Of creatures whom their profess.
cd friends cannot trust at liberty
WQrleso,gR Free PYcw.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-11-24
SO cts. sWEATY FEET. 80 cts
Special, Chronic G. Obscure Dis.
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acquired, treated successfully ina
STRICTLY PRIyATI

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dy, perfect and permanent carca. successful
experience in over 30, 600 ceses. All communi-
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Washington Ave Detroit, Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
UASHIAGTDN MOTIFS.

WAsmNGTOS. Nov. D. &c.
Neither tir STATE nor tie Navy department has recent
Information concerning the United state 30 nct lfun
uu bu. j, s -upiy.c that sh. viii Be beard from soH"
tilae tins week Will, ere Be- no doubt That Tweed "
poe delivered to trc Ncv-York State autLo.it.a mwcd
atey on bis arrival II s not probable ht the official r.r
10 uouIrnc. yI! D., pub-. lore DE meeting Of Con-
grc.g. II miy %, "a tI when the spanish GoNcr-
ncut informed tlv lIIicd Sit't cd I"Hrtr dI'-l i
II. readiness % surrender him in .crufaIr' with do"
weuc, of oG; Government, the American L. cation was
u.ttuctr - conduct the arauEcH'uiT Q" t"i tud As
thrIytuln Of I",cd % tu, country "n - .n'I 81
would have cUtt eel cA..Hs' 10 Aa. Cove. iu. i' lie
United S.a!c@ steamship Franklin WIS ordered &" pro
ccrd To- Nlgo and bius hl home beside, u va, coIr.d
cred safer 20 return nina prisoner "n one Of our own
than uu 81 spanish vessel.
A rrport WAS widely circulated here to-day 10 ID"
effect ,hat the N,in building Of the Centennial Eyll!-
ton had been robbed Of diamonds ,alu ~ hundreds of
thousand, OF dollars and caused general wonder and IT,
,lrt II wa- stated that tao men, WHO claimed To- hr
American hunters, had occupied tud tenement on tAr
ggould, sine. Tire uuilu- OF the EAtaiuyu, aud had
iunuc.cd way IRON III Ir lodging to IN treasure Wbici
they reached by cutting through thc bottom "i ire case
Few pcis1.s qucs iuci the TRAIN OF the story, Nich,
inquiry, proved untrue.
Prominent Pos.-OGca officials Of The opinion That
tine PostOniac commission Low investigating the subject
of "a way mail uausportI ON Will recommend ia re-
establishment of the ti-t mail trains ard Will support
the TpsDugru dutluu by HuuuH evidence OF lhci l,ct-
sity Tn Testimony taken IN nearly all 81 the Western
States N sin-t unanimous ~ favor Ui the restoration
Of This system 10 Is C tam however, That mono ~ me
rard, vil restore these last mails unlc-a increased
compensation IS gwen,
Secretary Fish VIII soon leave for NcwYork, IN order
to vote in at state on TGcsday The o'r members OF
he Cabinet have eft Tor their respective houc- Tor
similar purpose All the available voters ia the public
Department. and outside of them, including among the
latter m sc number al Democrats, hay gone hrdr IL
estimated thai between 5000 and 1000 persons nave
tlIs left the city tp vote
The President has accepted the invitation Of the Cen
tennal Commission to close the Exhibition formally on
the 10th inst lie will be accompanied by the members
OF the CaJnct. Ga Thursday the Commission nud ne
Board al Finance viii entertain the iOrcgu commissions
ers OF the Exhibition al dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-06
rELI.nHArInC NorEs

S,y,NNAH. Ga. Nov. 4.-Thc total number Of in
cnts Yesterday nine Of which six were yellow lever
BATt, Me. Nov. 5.-ihe ship Ivy, 1,2I1 tons, was
launched Yesterday at Phippsburg, Me.
ArHAsy n Y, Nov. 6.-Ihc procession ut the
fne nj Of The Col William II. Young yesterday was the
largest ever Witnessed IN this city
Boston, Nov. 5.-lhe ship United States, reported
lost ON voyage Liverpool for sau Francisco, yaied
at $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. "A collision occurred yesteI,
dar ,nrrninV on the Louisville Lexington ana Cincinnati
SIN line Railroad near Pceweo Valley. kng GHthrr one
~ The egccrs aud seriously nuring two hremen and an
express messenger
CINClNNA1I. Nov. "a passenger train going west
OH lie ohio and Mississippi Railroad came INTO collision Win
freight yesterday afternoon near ShO' lhu' h"s
Engineer scott and Fireman Keller
BELLOWS FALLS. W., Nov. "a son of Henry
Wlic rs wears old living near Grafton was found on "a ~
A al OF fox. IL IN supposed that e
struck M the fox the butt OF his GIN, dischagnb he
loaded barrel through his Dody'