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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

The FIRST FRUiTs.-In Parkersburp.
on the 9Th inst, Reuben Grant, now be-
ing tried before the Circuit Court for
grand larceny, demanded q mixed jury
under the recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States in the TAYLOR
Strauder case, appealed from your Cir
cunt Court. The motion was granted,
the jury being composed of eight white
and four eolored men. The trial attrae-
ted quite large audience, the court room
being crowded, the colored population
being in the majority Of IS heck
ing Register.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

The Honesdale (Pa.) Herald tells OF
q Pocono mountain hunter who ebot at
bear and missed him. and was freed
by bruiD. The enraged animal followed
up the tree, in anticipation Of living
high on human steak, took Off the hun 1.
ter's boot, and was about laying out n
curve on his unprotected ankle. when
the hunter bethought himself Of lump
OF salt in bis pocket. which he took ont
and crumbled into the bears eyes. It
had the desired effect. The hear went
roaring and grooming down the tree and
shufied away.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

SoUEl CBED. The veto message OF
Gov. Holiday has been sustained in the
Senate OF Virginia, the attempt 10 pass
the Riddlebnrger resdJustment bill o.
yer the veto failing by vote OF 10 to
16. go, for the present,r emarks the
Baltimore Sun, ends Virginia repudia-
ton, under the fiimsy and covardly dis.
guiso Of 'readjustment.' The matter
can hardly come up ia any shape iu the
Legislature before December. 1881, and
before that time the roadjusters may
themselves be readjusted. The read
justment programme from first to last,
in fact, has rather been q political ma
neuvre than 8 definite financial policy.
it has split the democratic party of the
State upon an issue Of principle, and
the republican upon a matter Of pelf,
removing from place some valuable pub
lie officers 10 favor Of less worthy SUBJ
stitutes, and electing a Thoroughbred
manager to represent the Old Domin-
ion 10 tho United States Senate. But It
has not yet succeeded in committing
Virginia TO an Oat-and.ont measure OF
reputation.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
Letter from Washington.



Mr.. HARPER s-Senator John A. Lo.
gan talked four days last week about the
fits John Porter case. Senator Carpon.
tor spoke on Saturday on the same sub.
Ject. Carpenter is q man of eminent
common sense, besides being an excel.
lent lawyer, and pleasing Speaker
lie is always worth listening to. because
he never speaks without having some
thing to say. The basis Of his argument
In the Porter case was that. Porter hav-
ing been tried and convicted. nothing
but the pardoning power could affect
his case. He could DO pardonod by the
Executive. reappointed to the army by
the executive. aud confirmed by tho Sc
nate, and no legislation was therefore
necessary or constitntionally possible.
That is subject the Senate will dispose
of as it sees fit. but Senator Carpenter,
in the course of hia speech bravely de.
nounced his own party for unnumbered
violations Of the Constitution in the
course of years since the War, and that
is the point worthy Of special recogni
ton 10 his speech. He did not attempt
any Of its numerous transgrcssions in
that respect, and did not say or leave his
hearers to believe that he thought the
Court Martial more sacred thing thar
the civil Courts. lie spoke for the con.
stitutional authority and dignity of al
constitutional Courts. The Senator'S
speech will hurt Porter very little, If any
for the people care little for Courts mar
tial, but it should be read bv everybody
because Of the sound doctrine it con
tains on the subject of constitutions
authority.
What shall be done with the Indians :
Citizenship is generally coveted. and i;
an undeniable advantage generally, but
would it benefit the Indians ? Senator
Morgan proposes that Congress shall de
clare, by joint resolution, that all In
dams are made citizens by the Four
teenth amendment to the Constitution
and will speak on that subject as soon
as an opportunity occurs. The conse
quences, to the Indians, of establishing
their citizenship, would be most impor.
tant. Their tribal relations would all be
broken up. We could not make treaties
with them. We could not furnish them
with supplies. They would bs subject
to the same legal responsibilities, and
trlable by the same Cour S, as other citi.
zens. The Indian Territory, as space
devoted to the exclusive use Of Indians,
would be obliterated. Now. whether
the position taken. by Senator Morgan
Is or Is not legally sound, every body
knows that the present relations between
the Whites and the Indians generally
cannot continue long, and that the In.
dian Territory as now governed will soon
cease to exist. MEMO
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

AT st. Petersburg, Russia, the man
who shot at Gen. Melikof', chief Of the
new supreme executive commission, on
the 3D. inst, was hanged on Friday last.
lie was a converted jew, named Mod
jesky,. from AIinsk, a town distant 430
miles southwest of st. Petersburg -
Modjesky said at his trial that Gen.
MeIikoff would be killed by some OF his
comrades; that although his own at
tempt had failed, second, and, IL ne.
cessary, a third attempt would be made.
The assassin bullet passed through the
back folds OF Gen. MelikoTs cloak.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

a Leadville jury, becoming disgusted
with the sass administered 10 them
selves, as well "a to The lawyers and
witnesses, by the Judge, ordered the
sheriff TO lock the latter mp for couple
Of weeks. just 10 take some Of the STYLE
out OF him. az the foreman expressed
II. And, 10 his donors great exaspera.
ton. he was incontinentlv lugged off TO
Jail. and is now in inrance vile. while
the case is going quietly on. with tho
most popular bar.keeper in town occu.
plying the judicial chair.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
f OR r e N t

] desire TO rent my House and lot,
situated in the west end OF this town,
for term OF one or more years. If pre-
ferred. will also rent the lot OF ground
attached 70 the premises. Further in
formation i'm regard to terms. &C., will
lie furnished by calling on or addressing
II. 9. HOUSER.
Romney, w. We.
March 5. 1880.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

MAINE NEws.-IIop Bitiers, which
are advertised IN our columns. are a sure
cure for ague, biliousness and kidney
complaints, Those who use them say
they cannot be too highly recommended.
Those afflicted should give them fair
trial. and will become thereby euthusi-
astic in the praise OF their curative quail
tiles. Portland Argus March 5-2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

The silver excitement still continues
in the lower part Of Garrett county, Nd.
and, an account before US states "tlrat
the yield OF ore continues favorable. AZ
one OF the mines lead in suiiicieu. guam
titles to pay expenses has been obtained.
At another Shaft recently opened the
ore assaycd twenty.seyen dollars 5 foe.
from tho surface. aud gives every evil
dence Of still further Increasing. The
indications OF silver abound ON every
hand anil lands have advanced rapidly
with littlo now in the market at any
price
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

Australia has just begun to ship fro.
zen fresh meat to England. The first
cargo consisting Of 562 sheep, GO bull
locks and two lambs. arrived at London
Two weeks ago, and will be followed by
regular shipments. Australia has great
stock resources, and will do much TO
compete with the United States in sup.
plying beef 10 John Bull.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

For The South. Brssch Ia...liseDeer.


Mn. HARPER Our Winter term of
Free Schools Will soon close, the or;ra.
sice term of .fo,sr months /! What has
been accomplished during SO extended
"a term z" -Four months mostly log.
cabins situate in some deep ravine where
light never pene;rates. a. candle under
u bushel, good place to train Demo.
Gratis; always in the dark . Among the
frs requisites in every neigbborhood and
community: Are, good school houses,
liberal salaries and competent Teachers
not one-sided teachers, but, those
possessed Of Intellectual, Physical and
Moral capabilities
How is this to be accomplished? Sim
ply by enlayging the Economic and
''PhiEnthropic- hearts Of the custodians
OF Qua public schools-proyide proper
schoOl- house retain none bu. cosnpe-
tent teachers discharge ALL drones aud
would be teachers, and establish nm kt1u-
cationai Standard in OUR countv.-the
work is then commenced. There 10 no
profession so exhaosting, none that
breaks men down 80 early rs faithful
teaching; anil there ia no economy so
pcnurious, and no policy so intoIerably
mean, as that by which custodians Of
public affairs screw down TO starvation
point the wages Of men and women who
are willing to devote their time and
strength to teaching the young. In po-
htical movements thousands Of dollars
can be s9uan1ered, but fofthe teaching
of the children Of the people, the cheap
est teachers must be had, and ger orally
they are the dearest too often Que sided
mo moral training, and the paw must
be reduced whenever a reduction of ex
Penses is thought TO be necessary. If
salaries ever should be ample, it il i'm
the profession Of school touching. If
there IS one place where we ought 10 in
duce the people to make the profession
a life business, it is in the teaching of
schools. ooh those who arc taught are
nothing but children l-Your children.
my children, Gods children, the sweet.
est and dearest and most sacred ones in
ne. AT the very age when angels would
DE honored to serve them, that is he
time when we put them into the hands
OF persons who are not prepared by dis.
position to be teiehers, and no are no.
educated for teslching, and who are con.
t'nuaily, rs it were, BY the miserable via
ges that are given them to leave their
teaching as soon as they acquire little
experience. 1t is a shame disgrace TO
our county.-a disgrace to the American
people, q disgrace TO American Chris.
tianity." OCCASIONAL.
March 5. 1850.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

Mon TREAL HEARD FRoM r L.
Mosely. of Montreal, Canada, certiiss
Sept. n, 1879, that he had suffered terri
bly, from dyspepsia, and VAS completely
cured by taking Warmers safe Bitters.
He says: "My appetite is good, AMI
now suffer no inconvenience from eating
hearty meals" These Biuers are also
q specific for all skin diseases. SIN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

A very interesting decision Of the
Court Of Appeals Of THE State has Just
been published. constituting the statutes
Of West Virginia relating to the obser-
vance Of the Sabbath day. The case A.
rose in Mineral county, where a judp.
ment for $500 was obtained against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
for Sabbath breaking in running it's
trains on the Sabbath. An appeal was
taken Ivy the company TO the Supreme
Court. which sustains the judgment in q
very exhaustive opinion, Judge Green
delivering the opiniSa Of the court
Weelisq RCy;eer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

IMPORTANT DBcIsIoN.-The Supreme
Court Of Michigan has just decided that
the presence OF court bailif In a room
during the consultation OF retiring
jury there invalidated the verdict though
nothing was said by the officer 60 the
jurymen-on the ground that the pres
eDce OF an officer mnst operate as a ro-
straint upon their freedom ofaction and
expression.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

!. VAroR.-s. r Pedricks. of Pedricks
town, n. j.. was cured of Deafness OF
fifteen years standing, in twenty min
utes. The yapor also cures Bronchitis,
Neuralgia, Consumption, etc. Officc,
ESQ s Ninth Street. Philadelphis, Pa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

1t is very much the same with pop.
ping corn as With popping the question,
1t is usually accompanied by some agita
lion and q good deal OF warmth.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

To all who are suffering from tbe
rors and indiscrotions Of yopis %"
vous weakness. early decay, loss ~
manhood. &C.. ] Nill send ftcife .l''
will cure yoo. ERIE or CiiAltfhr
This great rclucfy s..Sdi.covefsd ~ :
missionary IN ,,oh'.;TAmerlcA. sen, :
self .a;,lr.Ss 3 tnyehpc 81 thc EE.,.. ~ -
sreG :. kss.&x, SLATER y. Ner I've
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

In Winchester. on Tuesday last wheat
was worth 81 so per busheI.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12

Tf TUBS With mi drscsons for nee IN III frcS
thfoughout tho Oniset erntes wEEES q PsS7{Eps
General Agents and Wholesale Drug g.sfS Eostoa uss
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snsskabse over sscssod ~ aay n,sd,cal
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1880-03-12
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-05

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, Sept 4.-The steamship New
York arrived to-day. She brought in the
captain and crew ofthe Spanish bark Telissa,
wrecked off the coast of Florida during the
recent cyclone. There are thirteen persons
in all. The French consul, M. Barely, in
the absence of the Spanish consul, took
charge of the men and telegraphed the Span
ish consul at New Orleans for instructions.
Captain j. Ruge, of the bark Telisa, states
that she left South Pass August 18th for Bar.
celons, Spain, laden with slaves. Thirty
miles off the Florida coast she was struck by
a cyclone and wa, in heavy gale until the
3lst, when she was picked up by the steamer
New York, the bark being in sinking con.
di,ion and going down shortly after. No lives
were lost. Six Of the crew are badly disabled
OF in critical condition from
tho effect Of broken ribs and commissions on
the head. All are in the marine hospital
under treatment. The New York encoun-
tered the outer run OF the storm, weathering
it without damage or loss Of life.
Colenel Nichols, whose business head.
quarters are in this city, and who is the father
Of Ed. Nichols, implicated in the murder of
Hodges and Matte Woods, near Morgan, on
the 18th of July, left for Bosque county to.
day. Ed. Nichols is only II years old, and
his father is confident he can establish his
sons innocence.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-05
Martuarx and Hospital Report.

The following is the mortuary report TOR
the week ending Saturday, the 4th:
q. w. Sect, dropsy; - Saunders, con-
sumption; - Tleford, heart disease; W..
f, johnson, typhoid fever; John Corcoran'
typhoid fever; Harry Altman, accidental NOR
pbine.
The mortusry report for the month of
August shows the number of deaths to have
been twenty, occasioned by the following
diseases Disease of the heart l, typhoid
fever 8; accidental 2, dropsy l, hung by law
l, dysentery l, pneumonia l, malaral fever J.
consumption 9, congestion of brain l..
cholera infantum Q; premature birth l.
OF this number four were under five years
old and sixteen over that age; twelve males
and eight females, seven colored and thirteen
whites. Ons nonresident -.-.
The following is the hospital report for the
IA NTH of August: Aug. LIST No. OF patients
in the hospital 7, No. admitted during the
month 10, No. discharged s. died l; remain,
ing IA. The diseases of those admitted
were malsrial fever 10, typhoid fever ], debill'
ty |, sore foot /. The cause Of the single death
was typhoid fever. The diseases of those
remaining are, sore leg |, malsrial fever b,
sore foot |, sore eyes l., rheumatism =, de-
bility |, consumption l, burn l..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-05
narantine OrsIer

Washing, d. G.. Sept.-The distric,
health oflidaving been notified that The
schooner ma ]. Lewis, cleared from Ha-
vAna for Mipgton, is reported as an in
fected vess'ne crew having died from yell
low fever a, hospital after removal from
the vessel, also being notified that several
other vessere expected here from Cuba
shortly, to- issued the following order
"Thst frona after this day no vessel of
any kind cid from or having touched at
any port on island of Cuba, West Indies
or South Aica, shall enter the port of
Georgetowrthe waters of the Potomac
river in thestrict Of Columbia, without
first hsvinglred from the health officer of
said districtean bill of health, certifying
that said enian be made without danger
or detrimen the health or lives of the
people Of ssistrict of Columbia"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-05
A Daring Crime.

Loulsw, Ky, Sept. 4.-Persons coming
in from We City report that two stages
which rwetween that town and Mammoth
cave wertopped by highwaymen last night
and all tfpassengers robbed. The stage
going to cave was first attacked, about
four mileast of Caye City, and ono pas
senger wrobbed. The coach coming the
other waMs shortly afterwards met by two
men on heback, heavily armed, who or.
dered thever to stop, compelled the pas
sengeIs tot at and stand in line and
ordered TIL, al tho pistols point, to give
up all improperly. The travellers we're
unable to ist successfully, SO they had to
deliver upeir valuables. The robbers took
possession all their vslusbles, jewelry and
watches, segating in value about Sl,2CO.
After the ,oit they made their victims take
adrink ohissy and rode off The greatest
excitemen,revails in the neigh6orhood
where thering crime was committed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-05
The Cotton Crop.

Now Orleans, Sept. 4.-The New Orleans
Democrat has received crop specials from
points IN Texas and Arkansas, showing the
condition of the cotton crop to September
o'h' ofwhich the following is a summary
In Observation-Disclosures returns have
been received from ID parishes. These with 4
exceptions show the weather to be rainy and
very miNvorable. One parish reports the
condition ct crops improved over last week,
. aooutthe same and 10 changed for worse.
Boil vpms are reported in 10 parishes, army
worms 10 D. rust in and shedding in Q. Boil
worms bad disappeared completely
from A parishes. Eight parishes
report that they would no,
make cVAr one-halfa crop Rains interfered
somewhat with picking. One parish re.
ports hat picking will be completed No.
vemoel lst Labor is scarce and insufficient
in sore parishes. The average Weld per
acre vii be 700 pounds of seed cotton.
Retrns from "a counties in Mississinni
reportthe weather very bad, heavy rams
havinaalen throughout the state, sxcent in
the noheast corner Fifteen counties report
too muh, and 3 too little rain. One county
reportshe condition of the crop unchanged
from st week and 10 changed for worse
Army worms are reported In 9.
Doll wans in I, rust in 8, blight in |, willing
in |, ar shedding in 3 countless damage. 50
per cen in 10, and 10 in county. Picking
was geTslly suspended from three to six
days, .cssed by rain. Labor Is scarce in 4.
poor In and insufficient in 10 counties The
be $50 pnds.
--Retus from GO points in Texas show the
weatheigenerally warm and favorable.
Army WINS arereported in and boil worms
are dog serious damage in 10 counties.
Boil wns are being killed by heat. The
general condition of the crop
Is bettelhau last week. Picking is general,
but labtscarce. The yield per acre will be
500 pods. Fifteen returas fruiting and
openingoorly.
Retur from southern and eastern Arkan.
sas sh' unfavorable weather; too
much N, followed by hot weather,
causing ard some shedding. Little Rock
and PinSlutf sections will show falling off
of25 pennt. Helena district good average
crop; ya per acre $50 pounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-05

-
The princWslcs will visit Australia in
October or Mber.
King LouiBavaria, is said to have be.
come exceedifond OF Bismarck.
NJ. Lsbouopleassntly describes Lord
Lytton rs a of burlesque Louis Napo.
leon.
Minister Wit Is faid, Is Disconnected
at Berlin be- he finds so little to do
there. l+ t4.-
General Prton, who surrendered TO
Grant at Vicig, has bought a cottage at
Cape May. %
George TT an inmate of Auburn.
N. T., prison,ust inherited $4,000. His
sentence will in 1885.
Nine Kbtopiug to pr duce an Ital-
ian translation aThe White Clost "a
play written Dice George of Prussia.
The Englishrs announce the marriage
Of Mr.. CharIuart. Wortley, NJ. P. for
Shefheid, 70 pe, daughter Of Mr.. An
General She saws that the s,ccos.or
OF his chiet Oh polonel Auderried, twill
be q held onc,erwho has seen service on
the frontier"
Washington IN Is convalescing with
enterprising ranand his physician. Dr.
barthalow' nowders him entirely out
ofaanger.