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james Akiens. public porter. was employed
yesterday by Bloom. Goldsmith, zachan a Co. at 81
Worth street, 10 move stove weighing probably eso
pounds In hosting II with ordinary tackle he made
only turn about the with the rore He worked
the pulley role standing in the hall the rst story His
fastening held out unu the stove had been hocd nearly
70 ihe hirl story There gave way and the stove tell
striking hin on the torehead causing compound
turo OF the skull lie died IN the thaubcrs street hos
pital He lived at l3O Mott street
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Thrown Onby n Broken Rail.

et JoHNsBuRY, Vt, Nov l5,-The Portland
.ul "sae usourg inward mail train wa, thrown from the
YAK near Dow crossing this afternoon passenger and
lIsd4 " brohfn rail lrael Currier nj WOcott was
inrsa ~ " ",9pe / Waterman Of Hyde Park seriously
W,a' Miss Mary Trainer OF - Johnsbury slightly H.
$780, anu one gentleman mad hi head cut
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PHILADELPHIA Nov. 15.-John Bromley
Sons extensive carpet mills have suspended operations
altogether Most at the power.lOom weavers who are
females struck several days ago ewing to reduction of
one cent a ward, and the balance followed today
Asa consequence the propretors obliged to close
thus throwing out the hand loom The power.
loom weANcrs In Bccks establishment have also been
stop work tomorrow. '3
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BY industry and economy John II. Campbell poor
laborer, supports his wife and children in small room
in the tenement at 2is sixth street is wifcs savings
have furnished the comfortably and winter cloth
ing had recently been bought Tor the children While
the family we're away yesterday the door burst
open and everything ot value. including their winter
Clothing, stolen, Detective Dyer arrested Mortimer
Miller OF 10 norfolk street and two of the nci- hhors
identified him as man they quitting the room Just
before tho robbery discovered The property was
not recovered.
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England Te.tlnr RUSSIA. Forbe.ranee

LONDON. Nov. l5.-The British gunboat Con
dor recently went 10 Bourgss to investigate alleged
rage the British Nice.C onsu The St Petersburg G.
has strongly Morded article on this event, which
Il says constitutes clear violation Of the neutrality
oi thc Black sea The Ensish may cut our cummu.
nicatun at any moment Docs England wish "a measure
Russia torbearancut Who Is now seeking Tor war;"
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Ysste.. Ds.a, in North caro,,n,.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. l5.-The reportthat Yeates
s4 Is electsd Congress by six malority rom the
a. Softh Carolina District 10 lniounded The returns
msoy,3 ~ ys eanvassers Of the several cOuntiss show
Nas eb,H nity our for Martin Rep and this result
VoltI seI the oAnVassers had thrown out ll0
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The Race for tho Shrewsbury Cup.

LONDON. Nov. 15.-The race for the Shrews-
bury Cup. handicap for all ages was run to-day at
shrewsbury. and brought out starters the winner
turning up in Mr.. brakes thrceyear old colt sun
shade. with 9 pounds m the saddle being within
pound OF the lowest weight accepted. Mr.. Crawfurds
three year Old hlly by Brother To STAFFORD, dam Make
shift with ~ pounds came in second aud Mr. BOwe
four yearold colt lngellon carrying ll3 pounds was
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ALLENTOWN. Pa, Nov. 15.-The Grand Jury
have returned true bill murder in the nrst degree)
against Joseph Kressy for the murder Of David Lenz In
October last kressy struck Lentk In the head with
club n quarrel seout some hogs which had broken into
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Conur..m.u.E Elect Martin not Iner,r,b,..

WASHINGroN. Nov. 15.-An examination OF
the Pardon Records" today shows that Edwin L. Mar.
un Cnngrc sman elect from Delaware pardoncd by
President johnson, aud thereby relieved from his alleged
disability o. clam seat IN Congress by of con
vcuUn Of aidin- and anctung the rebellion
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The bridgeport Walking Match.

BRIDoEPoRT, Nov. 15.-Up TO o'clock to-
night, Campana had made $50 miles, lie has walked 81
miles during the past twentyour hours and appears 10
he in as good condition he yesterday His friends
are conhent he will cover many niles tomorrow as
he has today
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DUBLIN Nov. 15-The Cathedral chapter
and parish priests this ducese VIII on the 2sh
inst To select three names from which the Pope may
choose a ssor To the late Archbishop Cullen.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHES HERE AND THERE BY THH
SUNS REPORTERS.
Burnisr- Ran.ackins the Basement and rsss
Ior story OF Mansion In Fifth Avenue
while a Family were slcep ping Overhead.

Ior Story of Mansion In Fifth Avenue
while Family were Sleeping Overhead.
Mr.. Buchanan Winthrop. a lawyer at 63 Wall
street reported in the Police Central once yesterday,
that his house 27s Fih had been entered by
thieves the night previous The thieves reached the
house by climbing several fencesno Mr. wnthrops
yard and then forced open Of the dining room win
dows The marks Of the jimmy the sash and the
lock broken. The thieves ransackod the basement
thoroughly and also the first story They broke open one
closet hut found nothing Of value The plate was IN
safe and probably the OF waking the family deferred
them from making an attempt to open H. The robbers
went through the house the third story They did nor
enter the sleeping the doors Of which we're
locked and there nothing 10 Indicate that the doors ~
the tried In closet In the third story thew
found trunk, In which si23. the savings OF the
French girl The trunk not locked aud In the
Of their rAnsacking they found the few
artioles Of small value were also taken away
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New ORLEANS, Nov. l5.- Seven persons died
OF yellow lever during the - hours ending ate r. N,
Most OF these were RON reapsessame after one or two
months The total mortality ~ date 10 4OO3
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Nearly 900 Applicant. for 90 ome...

CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-Shorff elect, John Hoff.
man Of his county has nearly 1000 applications ior po-
places TO awe away. he has ample material from which
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Ia where Mr. Rice OF $50 Henry st. Brooklyn was sue.
oessfy tire ated for rheumatism nunbness, dyspepsia,
eatArrh, and general debility, by Dn Darnns Magnetic
Cure.-ldV
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100000 Reward.

ALBANY, Nov. 15-The Hon. Thurlow Weed is
n tins city, celebrating his eighty.hrst birthday
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ass s q Il. Ssss Gs sG out
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The Twsnty.nIn,h Congress. District.

ELMIRA, Nov. 15-The following are the ON
ciaI returns Of The TMenly.ninth Congress Dstrlet
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JorTINGS IN AND NEAR THE CITE

Increasing cloudness followed 10y rain,
warmer southcastcrly winds ian NJ larnmetcr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

tVOne Of the most trying positions
in life is 70 stand outside a circus and
hear the applause going on under the
tent Few there are who can endure t..
-DaHburs NeWs.
CV'It is said that gold mine has
been discovered in Barbour county this
State.
EVCircuit Court for Mineral county
meets-Judge Jas. d. Armstrong presi-
ding Tuesday the l4ih day Of the
present month.
EVour neighbor. Mr.. John Jarboe,
sent US mess OF nice fresh Rsh yester.
day for which we are under many OBJ
hgations-there is nothing We relish
more than fish.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03


TIE ANTECEDENTs OF DISEASE.
mong The antecedents Of disease are in
ertness in the circulation Of the blood,
an unnaturally attenuated condition of
the physique, fndicat ting that the life
current is deficient in nutritive prop
critics. wan, haggard look, inability to
digest the food, loss Of appetite. sleep
and strength, and sensation of unnat-
ural languor. All these may be regard
ed as among the iDdicia of approaching
disease, which will eventually attack the
system and overwhelm it, IL it is not
built up and fortified in advance. In
vigorate, then, without loss OF time,
making choice OF the greatest vitalizing
agent extant, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, and elixir which has given health
and vigor to myriads of the sick and
debilitated, which is ayouched by ply
sicians and analysts 10 be pure as we'll
as effective, which is immensely popular
in this country, and extensively used
abroad, and which has been for years
past one of the leading medicinal sta.
pies OF America. 4w
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

HE STORM AT CUMBERLAND. MD
The storm OF wind and rain which yisi-
ted Cumberland Nd, Wednesday after.
noon Of last week came down the Po-
tomac river, and was, for the ten min
utcs, 1T lasted, irresistible, tearing and
breaking the trees and unroofing houses
In the line of its travel The whole flu.
ry OF the storm seems TO have been
spent in the eastern portion OF the city.
The Cumberland papers furnish the fol.
lowing list Of damages Mrs. Fishers
ice house unroofed tin roof of Belyidere
Hall blown across the street part
of Gcphart &c .Roberts's foudry unroof-
cd and portion of the building blown
down; three buildings belonging to
Casper Gloss unroofed, and upper wall
and cornice of one Of the buildings bro.
ken off; John Lingo's house unroofed 1;
the entire front Of Col Gilpin's blown
out the gable end Of Rev. N. c.. ,Holo-
ways blown out. The fire wall !. OF the
residence OF JAS. II. Percy was blown
down, and Miss ida willard. residing
IN the adjoining house, was in the att ic
engaged in closing trap.door, when
the wall fell upon the trap. catching
her hand in the framework and mash
ing her fingers severely. The losses arc
estimated at S., 600.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03
LECTURES.

Professor Ben. hyde Benton, A. ~, Presi.
cot OF the New Market Polyiechnio Institute.
Va, win visit MooreheId and Romaey in ne
month OF Jane, when the citiseus will have an
opportunity OF hearing some 90 his interesting
ana Instructive lectures on Bible Seieoee ana
on Chenislry applied TO agriculture and ever.
day affairs Of life.
The Ieeturs will be illustrated By beautiful
and astonishing ex perimsnts
Persons living in Hardy and Hampshire
counties, who may wish TO bear these lectures
or to consult the Professor, relouve 70 mis-
sehoel, should yrie 20 him immediately. Ad-
dress, New Market, Virginia.
May ;, 1878.
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Letter from Washington.
Correspondence Of the Int.lligeucer.
WAsnrNoToN. ID. C.. April so

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 80. :.
Nh. HAkrER: The legislative. Elk.
ecutive' aid j udicisl Appropriation bill,
which will probably pass the House to.
morrow oespext day, covers an amonnt
aghe fiosen hsndfe,fe thousand dollars
less than the estimates. 1t also MO.
vides for such changes in several De-
partments as will result in an annu al
saving ofabout that amount.
General Banning and Others will try
TO have MS Army Reorganization bill
made part Of the Army Appropriation
bill. This will be done with q view ia
forcing the Senate to accept the reduot.
ion IN the Army desired by the House
One or the last acts Of the House of
the 44h Congress was to adopt reso-
luton TO the effect that Samuel j. Til.
den was and II. B. Hayes was not elect,
Cd PRESIDENT. The confession OF Mo-
Lin OF the Florida Board Of Canvassers
goes far towards proving the truth of
that resolution. No more astonishing
confession was ever made than that Of
McLiu. sdfIo confesses TO doing, under
excitement and by reason Of pressure
from personal friends Of Mr.. Haycs
certain wrong acts which gave the vote
OF Florida TO Hayes. It is safe to saw
OF IL that IL McLin had smadc this state
ment prior to the final decision Of the
Electoral Commission. that Comm ission
would not have dared to return HAYES
rs elected. This being the fact. and
the ElectoralabiIl providing that the re :
jected candidate shall not be denied the
right to appeal to the Courts, IL would
not seem improper or unreasonable.
if the case. after Investigation, is az now
stated by McLin, that Congress should
pass the necessary act to give jurisdic.
ton to the Courts. In fact. unless ar.
ter investigation, Mr.. hayes should sec
the prophet Of retiring, do not sec that
Congress can do less than is above sug.
gcsted. Unquestionably there is great
difference of opinion in the Democratic
party in regard to Mr.. Tilden. There is
no use in denying that the objection
that many Democrats have TO him will.
though it ought not to do so, have in.
ffuence in their consideration Of the
question Of getting rid Of HAYES. If
we adopt the opinions of Mr.. 'rilden's
strongest opposers, or ii we go so far
as to say that MIR. Hayes is the better
man of the two. we still ought not to
let that effect the decision Of the nues.
ton as now presented. r ~
The approaching wedding Of Senator
Don Cameron and Miss Sherman pro-
foundly agitate the feminine portion Of
Washington society" Cards are out
and the knot is TO be tied at st. PauIs
Church, Cleveland, at O'clock Z. NJ.
May 9th, in this connection the story is
told that recently while Miss Sherman
was in Baltimore the Senate adjourned o.
yer from Thursday till Monday to enable
Don to go and see his girl, and not lose
his vote on some measure in which he
was particularly interested; perhaps it
isn't true though. = So ~ MEMO.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03
4 COMPLICATED CASE,

case oIicay - follows hsye hsd
ser,,y L9r 9lpe Sea. mot sssA,nsd is S7Su 8
Is dfs so sfo y ss ss4
.nd a. nss esfH,s ecics Ie down ana sissp
ssnss 81 ~ eaarrfs na,ter {. % iDjuFs my
. Il che 1Ss, 70 siess .nd thfoss SsfOrs eonid
updor the bat cute shase SotaiSs Of
fhsyso hs.rins rnily restored.
,han harc S:. no s asSd.shs and a
systy ns, on my appetite on my kidneys. and IN fact
case wholly the effect - the RApIcAL CUE ~ my
rIr ey rs:s.e65 r.Z c. II. LAWRENCE
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~ What is the rule for finding when

~ What is the rule for finding when
Easter Sunday comes, and when and Ivy
whom was it made? CuURcn.
The whole subject Of fixing Easter
day was discussed and settled Mt the
Council Of Nice about 325, ond rule
made for the whole Church and all
Christendom, which rule made Easter
to be always the first Monday after the
full moon which happens upon or next
after the Dist Of March; md il full
moon happens on n sunday Easter Day
is the Sunday after. BY this rule, Easter
may como as carly rs March 22, or as
late rs April %.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03
The Cooperative.
Newspapers.

70 has been asserted that one half or Al, no,.,
paid by New York advertisers for ady.r,;,;.,
OUTSIDE OF that city goes to the Co-operA,i,e
IL this statement Is true there IA M o....,.
70. surprise TINT Prominent papers which ara
sui charging war prices for advertising Es,i
called upon to abuse "a rival with which ,hsr
soa themselves unable tomaintHn a compe,i,ion
rnl particulars aboutih COOPERATIVE News.
paFn, together with catalogues and sdser,is.
ing rstes msiled free on .appli,,t,or % pp,To
. FoSTER, General Agents American New.
paper Union, 10 Spruce ST, NY.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

WHEAT MARKET.-We quote wheat ut
Slip to sl.lS, with no immediate pros
pect Of an advance. There is yet an
immense amount of wheat unsold in
this cOunty-suflicient, in the opinion
of gentleman who is we'll posted on
the subject, to run all The mills in the
county to their full capacity until the
next crop is ready Winchester Times,
lNuy lst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

III would say to every young wo-
man never be dependent on your friends,
never live an idle, aimless life-or
what Is thousand times worse, marry
TO escape work or TO gain position.
Work, and if you cannot work with
your brain, work with your hands, brave.
ly openly, keeping yourself respect
and your Independence
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

ESCAPE OF a MURDEREn.-On Thurs.
OF last week, it was discovered that w.
). Douglas, convicted Of the murder of
Hiser, the mail carrier, and confined in
the Jail at Grant Court house, had es.
capped. 1t is supposed some one had
furnished him with keys, rs on q prev.
ious occasion when he escaped. After
he had unlocked his cell-door. it is said.
he went into the upper story of the Jail
and thence owered hmselfto the ground
by means of rope made of his blanket.
lie had large iron hobble on one OF
his legs when he escaped. 1t will be
rendered that Douglas was sentenced
last fall to confinement in the penitenti.
AIRY for life, and that he was being kept
in Grant county Jail pending the bear
ing Of an appeal by the supreme court,
his counsel having obtained suspen-
sion of sentence. A number of persons
ut once started in search Of the fugitive,
but at last accounts he had not been re-.
captured.
The Sheriff Of Grant county offers q
reward of $3.50 and Gov. Mathews Of
fcrs $500 for the arrest Of said Douglas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

HE STORMS IN THE sT.-The
storm Of Wednesday in, Kentucky, Ohio,
Indiana, and Illinois was very general
and severe. In Somerset, Ky, man,
Der of dwellings were anroofed and
demolished, and chimneys, fences
and trees blown down hll over town.
The damage to fsrfbss and forests in
the vicinity of Somerset was extensive
and some persons fed 10 the cliffs for
protection. Advices from Wayne and
other sections Of Kentucky are to the
same effect. In Ohio. several buildings
at Toledo were seriously damaged: ut
Monroe, n brick block was unroofed
and confectionery shop crushed by
falling wall n potion of a house at
Salem was blown over upon a foundry
crushing the roof aud fhjufi6g two work.
men; ut kcnsingtoh a brick school,
house was demolished, injpring nearly
all the children, some OF them serioHs-
ly; III Cincinnati, the rain fell i'm tor
rents, accompanied with hail, and much
damage was done by tire wind. The
storm extended also throughout North
Mississippi, Western Arkansas, West
Tennessee and North Alabama. contin-
uing from Friday morning until Sunday
and from Monday night until Tuesday,
afternoon. The rainfall recorded at
Memphis was 81 inches. Creeks aud
bayOus overlooked, causing great dam
age in the bottoms. Fences. fruit and
forest. trees were Frustrated, bat no loss
OF life is reported. Al Huntsville. Ala,
the steeple was blown Off the Presbyte.
rian church and several houses were UNI
rooted.
During the storm in Iowa. sunday,
The catholic church at Carroll was de
molished; the house Of Daniel Lietz
was blown down, his child torn from it's
mothers arms. and the bodies after
wards found half mile apart. Heavy
loss Of life and property is reported at
a Swedish settlement in Craw ford conn
ty. William Hollen was borne MP in
the air and has not been seen since.
Numerous dwellings and barns we're
destroyed. and the havoc among cattle
and poultry is wide spread.
EVMakGno enemies he is insight
cant indeed that can DO thee no harm
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03


10 The reports in regard to the grow.
ing wheat crop. particularly in Maryland
and Virginia, continue to be of the most
favorable character, and should no dis.
aster befall it between now and harvest
very large yield may be confidently an.
ticipatcd. The Belair Intelligencer
says: Wheat and grass are very for.
ward and luxuriant in all parts of Har.
ford county Md. The former is indies.
cribably green and beautiful, and farmers
are anticipating an early harvest and a
large yield.' The Cambridge News
says: Fields Of wheat are heading out
IN several sections of the county. This
Is the earliest ever known. Wheat u.s.
ually ripens in thirty days after the head
is out. This would bring out harvest
from the lst to the 10th OF June this
season"
We are told that in this state also.
the prospects are very Hattcring-the
wheat and grass fields are beautiful to
look upon. 1t seems to us nature new.
or wore more lovely garb Of green.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

WANT WHIPPING The negroes are
90 hold n convention in Charlotte.
North Carolina, on the 10th Of Scptem-
her next the object Of which is TO poti.
ton the lawmaking powers OF tho coun.
try to restore the whipping.post for steal.
ing and other gricvou5 oTenses. Steph.
en- McCorkle, a colored man, is at the
head OF The moye, and nc says there will
he delegates from several Of the South
ern States. OF course the white Grim.
inals Of the like sort would come in for
whipp.ngs also-whch kind Of recon.
Giles the blacks to it. This is the case.
in Virginia Delaware, &c. To the
States it saves much, in not having TO
maintain 90 many petty offenders in
prisons.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

h@-The Winchester News says: Six
dollars ton on iron from Winchester
to Baltimore, IL miles-just the rate
charged on wheat from Chicago 70 the
same point S3i miles.
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II cu be ctjREn,

= mediate ,vlief aHordeI b. 9AxySSDs RAosuzz
Sss bic, s1sasss =: z
sss ss e. sss ksa6sS 70 g.
nnn1 s ss sad heslsd ensifs snirS
stlsefonsIy Sc sseion isfhsk Of cows<fsf purffsfn
- 49, tss s:.s ss:s:s sss: q -:
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.ATARR =


IdesicS forsps o. SSscs.S 49, ~ ~ md 60.
case svs az 80
cam Se msS;sosd yssl they ~ Iol H. sSss
eosTss nd 70 go. ns:t = 2essr.E Asshns
s sns iSnd: sSSoy r. se d ssapss
snch - desfc. Sss;sn, OR sETfAesle s6sssIsns
o. smr n maL BE r.se1te = skcr Sns sssersssies
Qua su q so ss es%Hsssd ,h ths
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

-. --of'' ~ v ss6 "so touptcIuo COuFL
alllrms the rerlict of $500 damages for
libel against the Wheeling Register
Company in favor of Major Ames w.
Sweeney. The libe;ous articles were
published Outing tho political cam
paign four years ago. a"@
This affirmation was generally expec.
ted by the legal fraternity. inasmuch as
Trey could sec no point Of law on which
the verdict could be reversed. 1t will
be remembered that Baker in his de-
fence to Sweeny's action for libel set up
justification, and yet on the trial attempt.
cd nojustifcation whatever. BY the rule
oil Law failure to make good plea Of
Justification in such case is held to be
great aggravation of the libel, and
hence it was no wonder that the Jury
brought in verdict Of damages against
the defendant. When man uses worm.
wood and gall, and heaps upon another
eplthels expressive Of everything that
is vile, and then comes into court, when
sued for SANDER, and pleads justifica-
ton, and Jet makes no attempt what.
ever to, show justification, he ought to
he prepared for whatever happens in
The way OF verdict against him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-05-03

GA twelve year old son or James
Rector was drowned at Piedmont. this
$ -a1c recently while GsLi~y
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South 3raneh 9nttlli9eneer.
IYTho Trensury Denartmena. n, :

VTho Treasury Department. has a.
number of letters inquiring at whatrntc
the Mexican silver dollars arc receiva-
BILE, and says as they are not legal. tsnder
in the United States, persons WHO &C.
cept item at their nominal value do so
ut their own risk.