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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
fut Sale.
FARM FOB SALE.

FARM FOR SALE
I WILL SELL MY FAHM,. situated d Boggs' Pork
u ofsiillwsef, In Flushing Township Belmont Co.
Ohio, adjoining he Hsrnsor County lnt about two
miles IRON Meofeheld and the Clay Pikdesdng from
Cambridge 70 steubenyllle and iinmedkely on the
road from Rock Hill 10 Moorehsd.
The Farm contains about 2i4 acres, ands well loca-
Ted Tor division into two or more faims. Asa EA
whole, ~ b amongst the best grazing fans cf
tAe County. About 30 acres a1xes are uilaud. ~,
ehtimbeted, and the residue ~ class Ibuom,
ecu wrefed and we'll sdaJredto fsrrnisg or grazing.
isss. 's ."e "e" 'h' .t'''' wv F
psncuisI,, inquire OF Isaac IIoibwsy, Esq, OF
io. .sm"s, OF nlt Edwsrd Bethel re,ldng of an ad.
40 ,''"' OF oi NE undersigned at Btdgepori, Ohio
W." John c. ALLMAN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
Belmont Common Pleas

Petition for Divorce.
Jane Nelson IffsaE defendant, Hiram Nelson,
VS. L vsbose place OF residence is un-
Hiram Nelson, known, is s,odh-d that the plaintiff,
Jane Nelson did on the Sd day OF November D. 1855.
file her petition in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the Corniy Of Bel
mont and late OF Ohio the object and prayer OF said
petition are for n Divorce and the custody OF her two
children aud alleges the cansc is 0rcss neglect OF
duly and end Wful absence from the petitioner for
more than three wears. Which petition will stand TOR
hearing at the next term OF said Cout which CON
mences February 27th, Az, ~
Nov. 10, 'ss-e~. RRSF. TnLnks her atty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
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the Times"
,srux BEST CHEAPEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL FAMILY,
PAPER IN THE UNION
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
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Cutiea1 Notices of the Press.

HEAT Family iepeT Pub'ie"0u" ''- --F
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Th;s paper furnishes the BEST ILLUSTRATIONS ous
o,a,. historians will enrich themselves ou' o.
Ws.kly long aft writers, and pan'ers nne
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ave every household -lBoston fransetiP'.
III. NJ once a leading political and hsiorcai ah"as'
Of the naiion.-tPhs. Press ,p.,o. r,.v..r
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Subsoriptions--is6
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PROMPTLY TO those who prefer TO receive their peneol-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

.fduiiIfistrNt01-'S Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that atthe Probate Court tor
lN Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap.
pointed and qualified Administrator Of the estate of
Charles Bur,of, decd, late OF said County.
All those indebted raid estate are make
immediate payment; and those having claims agams'
said estate are notified present them Tor settlement
!, ~.'n'n WYNN, o"- - cErH is CARROLL, Admir-.
November 30 lSs5 -,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

Turnxisa general feeling throughout this
leoupty against the retailers Of Intoxicating
S~uor. 0 The war commenced at Barnes
I'M" naS is,, Fan, aud sx,endedto St. Clairs.
.;,,s some weeks ago. We now understand
49, s sstb @ At Bridgeport and Bellaite the re,
: tailsrs Of the 'srdent" have been notineu nee,
Aha. they must quit the business OF thsy vii J
s.r.turpsd to the Grand jury and Indicted
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FARM FOR S.ALE.

orFER MY Farm AT PRIVATE sAI.E. It i,
Union Township, Belmont County ONO +, ,n;ss S,,,h
o. me PIKE, near the Mofrste,vn and Fhsbias Road.
ana contains ~ hcfe.-ebont 2to Acres cpared and
tom land-ihe remainder well Imbered. ~ -
Any one wishing 10 purchase saTood stock tn,n,
would do well 10 give call.
For further particulars Apply 10 the subscribe, lviu
on the premises. ino22m'I THOMAS KNOX.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
A Single Bottle will last a month.-to
be used three times o day.
rHarIMONIALa.

TESTIMONIALS.
From Hon. Thos. J. Turner, Ex.Member Of Congress
from illinois, late Speaker OF Illinois House OF Repre-
ssm,s,iyes aud Grand Master Of A. F. and A. NJ. oi
the State Of Illinois. r a, ,ao,
Da % n. sxrIyr. Dear sif-in reply to yout notice
n, ,hs lsth inst would say that was severely sthic.
led ~ with Csiarth f6t yeats when became acquainted
,h Won and bought Two bottles OF your Liquid Ca,afrh
Rsmsdy Before / had used one bottle was sensibly
improved and before the second bottle was hnlshed,
p' a' comnleely cured can recommend the medicine
10 ali afficied with Csserrh,
THOS. J. TURNER.
This i. to certify ,s in III. use et pr sselyss Ca.
,.r,,, temedy errefieneed much feiiet snd have
nes many speak Of il being invaluable for the cure
,ol Ss:..,s ,sss sa', &C. EDiv.Rp sLY.
,o,, q. nuy the wsii snewn Halter, under the IRE
,wns ,uor, Hoase Chicago, HL ~ - ~
ps' .. N. sEKLyE 4 o.; Gents-Yeur cstsrh Rem.
.dy 1 hsvs Used, seS fss ,.so@mssd = q the bee.
aa,eSD IcmeSSS snss in ali cases JOHN PkRMLY! ,
Ssis.ss Is! Y "; n MSZ HIss 4 q d ! tfssssssiy.
sad ID g. 6i6lissis By lsasa U, essssssas aud ~
!, nasasa sssuwAssA istsdlT.H gittf "a T.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
ST. GLlIasylN!!. ss;s,Sssstp.

HAVE large Acr'. cppa synSsr'ih ys.,S -
| selrver, nv. Chsssie-r SsGenss. ies sosff
smai Ifnii pienly, ana Pines frnml . 10 feel ii
Grape yines aAd other sIsek.. Iepipioy no Agsn,5
sayu4 Am. = S.is3 l.'S ilAkRt,'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
Bank Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders Of the
First National Bank OF Barnesville that there will
be an election Of Directors on the SECOND TUESDAY
OF JANUARY, 1896, at their banking house in Barnes
vile. between the hours oi 10 and o'clock.
de7 w. C. WILSON. Cashier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

.alta,siaa&sGrUtOr'S Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court Tor
lN Belmont County. Ohio; the undersigned was ap.
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate al
Mah on Hatcher, deceased, late Of said County.
All those indebted TO said requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims agains,
said estate nol6ed 10 present them Tor settlement
within year from this date ~
NJ. o, tsys
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21

Z !. :, u.,. ..,s a.. s;.tsd yesterday - ss'''
mare a u to IA os..-.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
AN ORDINANCE

Best Anoricsn and Fine French Tyu'ses
A LsO Cutters Superior shoulder Braces, suaable 10
n both Ladies and Gentlemen, for sale Al -
WEST's opposite the Lewis House.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
Executors Notice.

RABRITrs POTASH for sale by
ID de7s5 j. n WEST & CO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-12-21
COURTS FOR 1866.

Eighth Judicial District of Ohio.
w Of the Eish,h Judicial District Of Ohio. for the
year 1866, Dlkoyes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29

bon Wole otgebon unb iiber iein &nie oeIeet
bate. yus ieiner tur3sn Nieife itieB CT ppa
Belt gu Belt cidte Ddmpfuptfen beruor, it;iste
ben &opf IN feine tSdnoe uno fab in Die Siam
me, pelde feline rauben barten @tIi6tssa9e ibs
%erslibte.
So8 1T cine 6reuoe Sid enplid tpieoer,uIez
ben, nnein wdderer Nlien, ioqte Der Yrotft, in
benz er ielnem Safe bic !6ano lter oqn Std
tpt; ipern th 0l6 babe, perseben Nptb uno
Summer, Die 10 ldnqs unS sep'a t baben.
SO . rbtste Dir auh ale gorge unb Srdu,
ri9feit. rief Ger Doctor, benn Ie lino qeiunoz
~bettsptorie, pirten peroerblih flr Mils uno
Wagen, fdwdd n Die geroouun9 unb helfen su
ni&ts. SAB 0u bic 3eiteu aeben, wie fe chen
finn, alter Gbriltidn 6ablbarg, ih lpiu Dir ie-
crd ein Jte5ept ertbeilen, nie Ou lest am beit
en- ale Grillen los misit. ST itri6 pas er9rauz
te buiftae 6aar ben ieiner aefurGten Stirn,
le9te ben Singer an Die rptbe 9fdle uno 1prah:
@eb binau8 alter Menlb, isBt rc Gottes Spnz
ne Den SOB BON alien Wdloern uno Mtien jaet
no ouftlge &rduter aufjulprieBen besinnen, mo
Die 9biiren lib auftbun uno Die arn,e i9ml6>
tenbe &reatur @freucig in rie grim iGimmerten
Wlpen eilt. @eb binau8 uno tperoe jung. Mtbme
Die refine @OttesIuft, uno wenn 9ir's in Der
Erult 5u wfit uno gu M rm miro, oonn nimm
baS 6er5enStino in 0eiuen grm, mein Yatbdea
Nnna - no iteft 1e oenn, ba8 permetterte
Ding nit ben lon9en Sle6ten wie cine Nire?
= Die battle felt uno i6aue ibr in bic grcBen
tlisenoen Nusen, 10 meroen ale Soraen abIal.
len, aller Summer peraeben, ber gan5e pets
minidie Rran, BON 4lddereien uno Jt6tben,
womlt lih bds Meni6enoOlt audlt uno in
S6anoe uno unehre brinat = dixi ! alter
Gbriitian, probatum est! uno nun i6enP Elm
uno LAB uns peiter trinfen.
(6oltlebunq folat.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29
fol9t.)

*8drenliebe etnes 6armers II
@rant NlS oer Iriumpb}u9 oes Sen. Grant
auf Der, Stutiou G(9in .anbielt, frat elm baumz
ltarter Bauer auf eie 8lattform, idittelte DE
9ano oes Generals aus Qelbestrdften unb
serrte ibn 10 b ftig, baB Grant beinabe pon Der
Blatform itlrste. St lieb erit na6, o(s ibn
Obe5lt 8abcod nit einem f@merem Stcde auf
ben Arm iGldg unb oann IN ner &eble padte.
l1ebri9enS ioq Der Bauer feline fIr ben Sc.
neral lebr i6mer5ti6e unart ni6t aus 8O8beit
%iuncern aus ubermdbiser Sreuoe uno 6er5lids
felt beaansen baben.
~ Die Sterbltdfeit In Chicago betrug i'm
s~ersaneenen Monut 426, mas ouf'S Sabr 9e=
re6net auf 40 Ginrptner betrdot.
i. Die Ginnabmen oe5 Committees fit bdS
9tncoln=O enfmal beliefen fi6 in Der am 16.
b. 81. enpenDen @OGe uuf $2,214,
* Cine 3eituns in Welt= Snpten oerGhent=
ltdt fplaenpes Seilmittel seaen Die . y t be-
rita ais 3uSerla1ia Man lege in cine es=
lpTbnltGe Sabatspfeife cine eliibenoe 8oble,
trduFe parauf Sheer, 3iebe ben Dampf in Den
MunD unp BLAZE i'm our@ be NaienIG@sr
fort. .ll
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29
- &e@eni9aftsberi6t
-rsi Oeutfdoen Union Bolts . Nereius
sur llntertisuns oerwurbstsr uup f.aater 9rieser,
@aItimprs, BEN 20. Qranft is

Baltimore, ben 90. Gnsuft 1865.
Dieter 8ereir, i'm 3ali 1868 ses,iinbet, BAT, ME i4pn
leine fritber ceroffentli1teu yerI6te 52i9ten, ocrl 9 gtnn
ietner Dufiamfeit bic marine. tbdtise untertiisung &C.
funoen, ipel9e i'm IN btn Stano fsSte, u ie E 1ap;ern
3npaliS5n IN ben 9pttdleru bon Baltimore, ME aud i6re
anSc9DriSen 5t mt rftuseu.
gtaD ber @6la6t Bel 5reoerids6 "a mar eS i5m burt
Die eele 3beiinabu1e unieIer pa'riotliden unb nteni6eus
freunbii6en Mitbirger e1uSsii9t, seueiniG IftiIG nil
! er beut,Geu 9a,fSoerein in 2Bai6n9tpn aud fern Don
8dltinpte nobltbdtig, mem aud aur poritperSebeab III
mi, fen. r-tetr ~+~trtet~
eiuna6nrc nnb aRssaee bes Ssreins iiub in f~olsenOen
anSabeu reprdieutirt:
.Nl41fJ. t>J1a. @tuna nj e.. -
BON @eprs 0foft unb penrp Qcrens ala Steiner
trag eiliss S~oifsfetes IN 5fpit'S pain. ...... $4,000
Dor Germ @6 iitppb sippS 9eSantmelt. 49,. 1925
Ton t~eutIoea Natricten in Guueeilanb, Wfo... 1890
Bon Der aSruer 2oftenteier. .............. 1852
8om reutiGeu Serren=@p ulite ber Nfarplanbz
l. StdatSf ltr $3.50. 1918
5lturnte ouberer inoioioueler Beitrd5e ....... 341.15
@eIaunmteinnabue. .........$982.8 5
AuS8abe.
Orarsen, @itrDuen uab anoere Grquidurgen. .$1l4, 05
4lntdsat :.. ..... Nv
Ndudtabat 80. 1900. -. GOAL
steuer fir cine sei6entt erbaltsne luant tat Sabat 1850
Sur Nn5doffans rem a reren ben SnSalipen njtbis
gen artlteIn, tteinen O Itsa en-. nuEerliituas
Don burHpftn 9ploateEfam lien .......... 251.O
xuslaoet Bel Der a6rntr@3 oOienfsier fir Deceraz
tipn, NtuIt &C.. ..5......: .......... 1885
Our llnte,ftisung Der Serwunreten in Dai6;uston
unb an ern YlGsen, nadb Ter S6laGt bei Grebez
ridsSurs .loS.s
Gpitiiern. :. ......... ..22. co.
Mietbe fWr tie 9eriammlanse9aue unb I cine &uS.
sabeu. 1893
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29

@DilaoplpGia., Die Ser. st. @dneioer-
GonoemiOu Sine Convention pur Delegateu
oer3 q, @gpertsz 81 icciationen" Der 5tneiaer aus
allen Sbeiien Der @er. Staten trifft bsute 8or=
mittae 9 llbr in otr ,tSale g Us. Gde Der 5.
lno Yranetr. SuIammen. Gtne betrdhtlihe
3abl Der Delesaten paren bereits seittrn einge<
irpffen uno ole anoeren ptroen teate e wartet
Die Gonuention miro mebrere Sage uno uiel.
leiht tis gum @npe Der Wo6e in Slbun9
iein. Sic Delegation iino Die Gdite Der belt
gen eeutlhen unc ensIti6en @epertS : aiu=
%ciation.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29
Tr. 2atsspe in GDSlar, a6u;ns
Eeieh 6annnasr /"

teiIt mtt IstHea eas sss sttl xxa trkniskts srxx.
tern eerettetes 2rSsstss zHRblbsr- RAa raj & eae sts &taxP-
se,ten nt!dbs aael lxre sa!aaStsfeites I'm &assu seer Glxte
sntneesa, as 10 Aps
ardlnp1t leoer Art, tnsbelonpere Wiaeentrampf
9aa'prrboioel, Cholera. snidls, Giarrbae, Ros
lt5sh 8re3ruht, S6n,noel, 8Idbumaen, RopTs
'hu'ers, a'tb'nq, faltes 5tebsr, epilspfs.
Sd aasn gistss B&asR Il OGs OF. 3 1t.t,
'pft o0'tlF 81 g 3attlts faf $5l ~EsfetibNr ana ptrft fsFstt.
sss9tn bsrnt5c5e. nev%its,en Rbewmari@s.n
W S't ~, "a aSsfS Abtxma II 6 u eHbt
e. kst ~ . 3erst fnt ss) Il f4wiesistE Seses mtt
Dem 9ltrtt tasiei4 sHs. paxti. aner. "
ger NdsIreats9r eeaipt /. 9nsist BAT eixex 10 srssen
s9t Dap 3attcfteE ae aaeH ShstIea Der sDeIt IN tam
ss aTs sr St esats aapoltsx t~ Sabre 1864 0ss streI
on1trba' nErss str ats aEtt liar ert!art Sar, farm ami
2as Seeenpartte, suSss itrta loco Sattentes ans rab rSt
Ssrn. DC t6a,e!t9s 8aatits son 5anuspsr, ~asrosfnrh 6sr-
fahitn Ss 3tuBla<t aekA dSemakitx ssh btr.ss rsn III.
9eabHr6 nsba le&ter tn sehansIusa. -.
IN bGirtiNeri 3et 4 Dsselet & Gs. sen .. sssee. 4
oeNencan'r aaspac,'s gas aasK eaperr asstseftH III sohes
H9Hpfospr1 fat 0tsrtft $5Iamsts: 81. 6~arik4axi. ~.
pa sSe1us i5afsts;trH, E.g. sal I'-a
SnP2rtlrt osf Gt. 5sitfo1 * 0s.,
'N*fSf~-l a ~. AKA SroabEaA, aeta ylprt
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Nnban g.

- u n y q u g. ~.
Die tnterjei&netea erbielten iul Gri6iabr teies SAB.
reg Dor btefis en- Deuii&en, bic niGt eenannt fem pclen.
$l75 5ur llnteritusln9 perm tnretsr uno irauter Srlba
ten unp ibrer Anse9oriSen elm SetraS, Der ia pbiseul
8leGsni@aiiSaeritt riot entbaIten lift.
Daocn mii,Ssn 1898 gu benz sebo6ten 3wede ternuss
CAST, mo iiber bic Adsweiie BEL Carl Spitfer, SEQ. lO
6ancrerf1aSe, ei 9eiehen wereen fSnnen. s
q . r q T., SIT. purfe ser Egdu 6 spiIfsr, friiber
SnpeiintS nbentin res nenfide 8tpert ments tr Btarp.
tanp /. S.aatsiair, ~ibsrgebsu, umf Don ibr ar Inter.
Ri bura Don bHt1p,eu esieatsa . 6omtlien Se1reuoet su
perheu.
GbarIes SptIfer,
GNRoDl GE. MhDIPP WtesRer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29

Udhe, No1madaten
lstpie ale ar.en strtd,iidsr Detprssuts pstsen nit arrBer
Spr1falt IN ttgtaeu 9retfsn In netasr Ofttt auSstttrt'Nt
ocraaf Id Sas tsStf@s pasItfun ~tefexerrs esfHeSlfaru
made. EA7H6S W.Ttg tN1tsF
i9i,uslr - -:r..qr i. fe09fe . Sc 81 SescabHS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29

fgfl| 5I G1ianlnt'ous9ase. ...$S63 05
Dlsiben bon Der cben a~uSyenieienen ginnabne $19
80 cents ale 0feft, petbe CUR Sei GffeutliGurg bieIeS
MISUNDERSTANDING uno fcns ftt elm lleberid nb ersibt
aur lntertiieuas eirer baIfebecGrfti5en Splnatenmittpe
uerpeunet persen mir .
Snbem Ger u i0n=8olfsoereiu allen Weui9enireunce1,
oie ,bn 70 berettut0ts urc ansnauernc unteritttten, nj
aud 9errn 9otu Seit, DR. ibu ouf uneigennuelse Beile
elm 0ptal IL ieinem Saui. ale 0faSa;in EN-, dumte, i.inen
bereii@en Dant ausip, i&t, tesnri, er titmit isiue 2Birt-
iamteIt NIT Ser SsnIer'uns, raS fine &e6nunsen une
icnfisen Huspsiis beinl unter set&ne. en- Sdssnleifier ein=
seietea msrren tSnnen.
t' '.4 @eprs g. 4, srter Borfisenber.
#sft4@l Carl 9 pttfer, Speiter yo fisenter.
jim 6rH Senrb2orent G9aemeiter.
Dr.. GbpIpb WiesHer, S@riftf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29

4Srg@s 1865.
-S 0adb Nesp @Drff.
Stem BORT u, Baltimore Transportation ne <Qinie
zsafsf .a8Htn SnIannssiCute.
Dur@ ben @beiapeate uub eIatpar g
uno9 Del a ~ re II. Raritan &anaL
. Die 8prte btefsr 9tnte sstea taelt4 BON etsbtfr. Mbsrfts
nm 8 uhr stG6n, tags eb.
pebirt-
Die Siasrbeitant 9~ffeslnasi eHett BIZ fer 2tnts efnpftebli
bieEeIts ais TN Danf6enspsrtbef gettteI 5sr BsfSrbfrppe
bDn SaHbsISRGtern Iy9-lI3LN EaJtaA Gs
Die yreife ans 10 Ritbrte pte bic See 9setfe, mabrerA
sbter bic Derfephe5 tesns6f "a 81 fer ~ tefarHtap hates. Ul
Cater, biz md ieHfettz ytes asri s4bfa rser5sa sbae Be.
FE&aana Drns& suaHxt fFpRsa9p Pc Rs t~efSrsest.
ssatRnf3 NfeS. MIeranber 6 brtter, &esnt.
yer. 8 2iabtfr. GEterfse.
pfFcs' @s m 0sar s-aa Yer @p. Z RsrtB Rtber.
tltR u@A, AAsAeBs MAem
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
ssNeULAR pRoCEEDINGs.

4 cas- Of a very singular natBre occurred
in Albany a few days ago. On the night of
Aug. 18th, a warrant was issued for the ar
rest Of an individual, in which he was
charged with assault and battery, with IN
tent TO commit a rape" The man was ar
rested late Il night Judge Powell, at that
late hour. a4pointedW. A. Mcpherson, ESQ.
a Justice Of the Peace to examine into the
case. But instead Of holding an examina-
ton then. The man was committed 10 prison
to await examination on Monday morning,
Aug. 7th. On that morning. the case wa
heard. and there being no evidence to sup
port the extraordinary charge, the Justice
ordered the discharge Of the accused. All
this, Judge Powell, who prosecuted the case,
begged and insisted that the man shenld be
at once rearrested on a charge of +" assault"
Finally, he declared that If the Court would
order the arrest and trial of the individual
4en this last charge, he would prosecute him,
and if a conviction were not secured, he
fudge P. would defray the expenses of the
trial ont of his own pocket, Justice McPher-
sen yielded. The man was reaxrested, and
tried before a jury for assault Cranor {
Heln. Eses., defended the accused. II. n.
sGeorge, Esq. assisted Judge Powell In the
prosecution. The case went to the jury at
ter an examination, and in brief tzee a YER
dict Of q not guilty. was rendered, The
Justice, IN informing the prisoner of his dis
charge, commenced to lecture him as if the
verdict had been given for him while the
evidence was against him, and remarked
= the people of Albany have been very len
tent towards you, Mr.. -n 1t was a
strange peiee of magisterial behavior. Bat
Judge PowelFs conduct was even more ex,
traordinary. However, he is to pay the
costs. we presume, as he agreed be would in
case Of his failnre to convict on the jury
trial. 80 the county viii not be made to suf-
fer hT his course. Yet it might be well
epoagh for the taxpayers to see that he does
mot bring the county IN at last to foot the
bin Of costs, which must figure up about CT
nearly 800.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
The Negro Suffrage DiIes,nnn.

The Abolitionisfs are puzzled to knqR
what to do in regard to negro suffrage.
When the first news that the war was
over reached them, nearly all favored it,
because they thought that the negroes
South would vote their ticket. and thus
Offset the foreign adopted citizen and the
native Southern vote. But lately they
have begun to fear that the negroes in
the South will vote with their. old masters.
and this would overwhelm the whole Abo-
lition vote of the North. Again, by
making the negroes free, the South will
be entitled to about fourteen more repre-
sentatives in Congress-the consequence
of counting every negro as one instead
of every five of them as three in the
Census-and thus the power of the South
will be strengthened in the lower House
of the National Legislature. These prob
able contingencies scare way the Adolf
tioRists from their pet measure, and
they don't know which horn Of the I'M
expected and vexatious dilemma to take.
If they admit negroes to the right of suf-
frage. they will drive away from their
party the great mass Of duped Germans
who have hitherto supported their ticket.
and also lose from their ranks thousands
of their own conservative men, particular
ly in the Middle, Western and South
western States. IF they do not extend
the right to the negroes, on the other hand,
they will find themselves abandoned by
their most formidable lesders-Phillips.
Sumner, Garrison, Pomeroy, Fred. Doug
lass. Sherman of Ohio, Ward Beeeher.
Wilson, Tilton, Ashley of Ohio, Ben.
Wade-and their numerous followers.
By admitting the negro to vote they haz-
ard the loss of power over the South
through the very negroes.they e%nfran-
chise by denying them the right, they
distract and peril their M strength in
the North, Decide which way they may,
loss of power and party disintegration is
almost certain to follow. They are with
the negro as the fellow was who held the
wolf by the ears; he said e'if | hang
on. TIL starve to death if I let go, the
brute viii devour me-" But they have
made the negro their idol for years-they
must not complain now if he demands the
sacrifice of themselves to appease his own
Unsuitable desires.