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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25
MIR. Lincoln the Great Martyr OF
Democracy.

This is what NJ. Martin, Democratic
orator, says in an article in the Paris Steele,
which closes with this strong passage:
"The work will be completed alter Lin
coin, as if flushed uy him; but Lincoln will
remain the austcre and ied personiica-
ton OF Democracy. This simple and up.
right man, prudent and strong, elevated
step by step from the artisans bench to
the command of great nation, and always
without parade and without effort at the
hight of his position, executing without pre-
cipitation, without flourish and with irwin
cible good sense, the most COLOSSAL acts, Civ
ing TO the world this decisive example o
the civil pow.r in II republic. directing g
gantic war without free Institutions being
Tor an instant compromised or threatened
by military usurpation, dying finally at the
moment in which after conquering. he wa,
intent ON iico;ou-and may God gran
that the atrocious madmen who killed hin
have not killed clemency with him, and de
termined instead of the peace he wished
pacllication ty iOrce--this man will stanl
out in the traditions of his country and tn,
world as an incarnation OF the people, ant
Of modern democracy itself. The grea
work of emancipation had to be sealed
therefore. with the blood of the just, ever
as it was inaugurated with the blood of th,
just The tragic history of the abolition o
slavery which opened with the gibbot o
John Brown will close with the assassna
ton of Lincoln. And now let him rest b,
the side of Washington, as the second foun
der of the great republic. European de
mooracy is present 10 spirit al his funeral
as it voted 10 its heart for his reelection
and appauded the victory in the midst o
which he passed away. II will wish witt
one accord To associate itself with the mon
ument that America will raise to him upol
the capital of prostrate slavery"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25
DR.. William Estep,

OPERATING Surgeon, having retired from Military
" Surgery, will perform every variety OF operations
required on the human body. such Trephning the
skull in compression OF the bran. from any cause re-
qnlilig such operaons. anpdatoa of upper or lower
extrcntes any point, tSsecuon OF Joiuts or portion
OF Shafts OF Bones, Straghten Cross Eyes Club Feet
remove Cataract remedy determines OF the Eye Lids
Insert ARTIFICIAL Eyes made from a rial. on an
improved prmcpe, The Insertion not causing pain. and
will have the LloyemeHs aud beauty of the natural eve
Exurpates enlarged ionss in two seconds Onerate
on Hair lip and her deionnIlies of the mohIh Re
all Iumors mot malignanp Uusighlly mole Of
the lnce removed without leaving scar
All operations performed without pain.
Louisville, Ohio April 6.-2ns .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25
DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINIMENT,

TT Cures Cholera when first taken, in few hours
pysentcry in half AT hour; reohache in five minutes.
II is perfectly innocent 10 take internally ard is
mended by the most eminent ply siciaIs in The United
States. Price, ~ and 10 cents. -.
ToNAwANpA Pa. August e. 1-59.
DR.. 5. I. Tobias, New York Dear Sir-I have used
your Venetian Inimcnt with great success. boh as an
internal as well as externsl medicine In cases Of
Billions Cello and Cholera Morbus regard il n
ereign remedy. Your Venetian Horse Liuhnem stands
unrvalled as horse lnmcI among arrerS aud boat
this canal WM LEWIS.
Snpt North Branch Canal
Sold by all Druggists Office, No. SO Cortandt Street
New York. ....... Ghpr G.-lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

GEs. SHERIDAN has been assigned to an
important departmental command in the
West, not yet announced. and his old staff
starts for it tomorrow. The cavalry will re-
main here and inke part 10 the great 70.
view next week. Gen. Grant was in con.
sul,a,ion with him ihis morning.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

Gov. PIERPoIsT Of Virginia, has pre-
pared, aud will shortly issue, a proclama.
tion for the election Of members of the Vir-
ginia Legislature from localities not at pres.
snt represented. Suffrage will be confined
to loyal citizens, and none allowed to par
ticipats in the election whose loyalty is
doubtful. In this course he will be sustain
ed by the government.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25
.asnsi,,tss,..a tors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
for Belmont County, Ohio, the undersigned was ap-
pointed andqualihed Administrators with the will
nexed Of the estate OF Benjamin Carter, deceased, late
OF said County. ,I.,IFaI'aV
All those indebted TO sad estate requested make
imnetiate payment; and those having cJaiins against
snld esa'e are no'iaed 70 presen, them forsesemens
NARY cxR;FERs;
WM SMITH f'f
May I, 1S05.3w. Admire with will annexed
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

2 Gov. MAaRATH, of South Carolina, is
still high, mighty and rebellious He has
ordered all men between fifteen and ffty
into the State service, under Wade Hamp-
ton, who is with him at Columbia, and who
now recognizes no authority but that of his
State. A detachment Of United Si.l..
forces may be expected ~ q, ~ .--.sss .-s.'
...ys will be beneficial
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

THE ste. mer Evening Star is about to
make trip from New York to Southanp'
ton and Havre, This the first American
steamer which has crossed the Atlantic
since the war began. She will take passen~
gers and mails, and probably will continue
her trips if the enterprise pays. tt.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

BoTH Houses Of the Kentucky Legisla.
turc convened on Wednesday. Tho House
adopted resolution directing the Commit
tee on the Condition Of Slavery to revise the
slave code. A committee was appointed to
prepare resolutions in relation to the assas-
sination Of President Lincoln.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

PRrsIDrsr JOHNSON has ascertained the
rames Of some twenty citizens of North
Carolina of uuquestionable loyalty, and has
sent them Invitations to eosls to Washington
to confer on the proper steps to be taken
towards 70 srganisstiop aud reconstruction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

THE special business of the Kentucky
Legislature, now in session, is to try Chief
Justice Bulitt on the charge of conspiracy
to overthrow the Government. 1t is re-
ported that Judge Bulltt has resigned in
order to escape trial .'' tf.I'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

TELEGRAPRIc communication is about
complete between New Orleans and New
York, there being, at last accounts, only
one gag near Montgomery, Alaa which
would soon be repaired, and is, perhaps,
even now completes tl'.i ,HE' ..If f|
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25
A SINGLE BOX OF nnANDRETH's

SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRETH'S
PILLS contain more vegetable extracuve matter
than twenty hoxes Of any pills in the world besides
ffy five hundred physicians them in their practice
TO the exclusion CT ether purgaiives The first letter OF
their value Is yet scarcely appreciated. When they
better known sudden death aud continued sickness will
he OF the past let those who know them speak right
ont ia their favor. II is duty which will save life
Our subject to redundancy of vitiated bile
Mt this season and is nsdangerous as is prevalent
but Brandre's Pills AFFORD M Invaluable and efficient
protection. BY their occasional prevent the
collection Of those impurities which when in sufficient
qualities cause 50 mach danger 10 the hody'> health
Tfey sno cure liver complaint dyspepsia loss of ap-
petite pain in The head heartburn pain the
suddcn fantress and cosveness Sold by
. .-... ...l J, II. WEST Il Co.
ST. Clarsvillo,
And by all respectable dealers in dizziness
April G.-lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

II having come TO eur knowledge tha, limitations ei
the American Watch have been put upon the market IN
great number calculated by their utter worhsssnes
hVute lnr tepulnuoh OF our genuine products 70 protect
our own interests aud the public from imposition we
again publish the trade marks by which our Watches
may invariably be known
We manufacture four styles OF Watches.
The FIRST has thr name
"AMERCAN WATCH co. watpnm, Mass en-
gruved on the inside plate.
sf 1kpSf%f0S sffSfS a' rRSGT iss rSmss CO. wa..
engraved OF the inside plate.
The THIRD has ihe name
up. $. BARTIErT, WaI,ham, Msss.,n engraved on
the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name American Watch
Co painted on the dial aud are warranted III every re-
epect
"WM. ELLERY. Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate, aud is not named onthe dial
All the above 10 cribed watches are mnds OF various
sizes aud are sed in gold or silver cases. as may be re-
qured.
It is hardly possible for us 10 accurately describe the
hume limitations 10 which we have alluded. They
ing to escape the observation OF the
customed buyer. Some represented as made by
! the Union Watch Co, Of Boston, Mnss,n-no such
! company existing. Some named the Soldier :
Watch" to be sold as our Fourth or WIN Ellery style
| usually knewn as the soldiers Watchn Others arc
! named the Appleton Watch Cos" Others the "P. y.
Barley nsed Of our "P = Barlleui' besides many
varieties named in such manner ms to convey the idea
that they arc the verlabe productions OF the American
! Watch Company.
We also caution the public aud particularly soldiers
| against buying certain articles CALLED watches. so
freely advertised in illustrated papers Army Watch
/ es.n Officers Watehesn 'Magic Time Observers
"Arcama Watches &c. the prices Of which ure stated
TO he from seven TO sixieel, dsarS good watch. IL
these times cannot be afforded for any such money.
A little attention the part OF buyers will rrotec
them from gross imposition -
Agents for the American Watch Company.
May 2j-lm 1S2 broadway. N. Y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAX, General Gar.
field, of Ohie, Lieut.. Governor Bross, OF
Chicago, A. D. Richardson, correspondent
of the New York Tribune and Samuel
Bowles, editor of he Spring sfeld, lMassa
chusetts Republican, are in the city to-day
and are on the eve Of starting on summer
journey across the plains TO Utah, Califor,
MIA, Oregon, etc. -IChicaso Journal Of
the 18th. ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

Mas, Extra BILLY SMITH is accused of
appropriatins to her private use the spoons
and other silver belonging in the gubernato-
rial mansion at Richmond and the property
of the State of Virginia,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

The shols whole number Of convalesesnt
soldiers in the hospitals in Washington, to
be discharged, viii be $4,000. Their pa
psrs sre being made out a. fast as possible.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

LARGE numbers OF the paroled prisoners
Of Less $ and Johustons armies are travel
ing through East Tennessee, robbing and
plundering the people generally.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

GEORGE BANCROFT has writtena paper
ON 1.-THE Place of Abraham Lincoln in
History" which will appear In the june
number Of the Atlantic Monthly.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

THE camp for mastering out the troops OF
the central section of the State OF Pennsylr
wanna, will be located in York or Cumber-
land counties. fAaat ppu' t.H
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

TWENTY FOUR hundred Rebel prisoners
at Camp Chase, Ohio, have taken the oath
of allegiance, and been discharged. 81.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

john q, BREoKINRIpaE, Judah p. Ben
jamin, Trenholm and Extra Billy Smith
are skulking in the vicinity of Fernandina,
Florida.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

SHERIDAN has been sent in the direction
Of Texas. Kirby Smith and Magruder will
probably make their appearance.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

WHISPERS :! Those wishing fine set Of whisker.
nice nousache, or beautiful head OF glossy hair
will please rend the card of rhos. f. Chapman IN AN
other part Of this paper [mr9 .arn ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

sSsaEpAHy slwARp spent ,.a.,Ssa an hour ,do IN
feeble to resume his duties,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25

Gov; VANCE, Of North Carolina, arrived
in washington. on Saturday, and was lodg.
ed in the Old Capitol prison. 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-05-25
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will be pre-.
lN senled to the County Commissioners nj their next
regular ressio asking for review aud location ef
road commencing al stone Mt the corners oil SECTIONS
II, is % aud ~ thence South the line betweeii
Enoch aud Joseph McCall's lands; thence on the OLD
trnck until il inersecis the road running from the
Wheeling Creek road at Cawel Dams 10 The Grade al
l.. Gilhnm's. mallS'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

TIM CoaI MrNuns' eFhmu. The strikl
amebg coal minors IN the yieiniiy Of Ma
honlng sllil continues, and with one o.
two exceptions, rome q The bsnls nsas
there are being worked The state u tlr
casa IL britny stated thpk Coal has fallen
10 Cleveland from eIO@1e 70 e7@5, 50 per
ton, renderiug Il inpo.nbls for the prpprie-
tors Of tho mines 70 sell their coal at any
profit without redueing the wages ofthelr
workmen. In feet ID became necessary
10 do this, 70 avoid q heavy 1oaa. Notice
wastherefore given that after certain date
. reduction OF forty cents per ton would
be made In the price for mining coal, me.
king the 9uagee OF miners amount %
three dollars per day, Instead ofover fonr
~ during the last fall aud winter. The
miners refused 70 work on theSs ttirht.
They therefore struck, : and arc now al
out OF employment, except such 40 are cal
LED 'blacklegs 'or's lack sheep"-thatls meh
who do not belong TO the miners' union
aud who work for lower wagas than those
prescribed 81 these aeaociations. - Plfts.
burg ChSonicls, MfgS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

,ALrrrnn raon Passover JoHNsoN -
Rev DR.. Samuel Hanson coz sends 10 the
INewYork Ebmgslsfa letter addressed Il
him In june last, By President johnson,
then Governor ofTennessee, from which
Iweextract the following, N
Tue influence Of the churches, and espe.
|cially OF their great Lights, In this hour o.
the eountry's scverest trial, 10 not lightly e
be appreciated. II guided by pure and
patriotic hearts, their power for good II
beyond III computation; bat II tAIntei by
treason, and proatituted to wild ambition,
their power for evil Is no less extensive.
Upheld By the churches, and protected
By kind Providence, be feels the righte-
Gus cause OF the Government will coon
triumph; organizsd treason must be bro
ken down. traitors justly punished and
aud free Government
ulthont slavery and lis dlaturbing eie
hents re-establlshed and permanent In
every btate. '-fl ,'I
10 The accomplishment Of these ends, h,
has dedicated hls life, and all bis menta
aud physical powers; and az the struggIi
grove hereer, and the csrnegs becomes
more appalling, he, with oil trne patrio,s
VIII only redouble his energies until the
end shall be fully accomplished.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13
I.lst or oenernl IIo.p,t.l..


Undsr Direction " Surgeon Y. o. Ab1ptt.
y s. A., Medical Director Department. q
j. ArmOry Square, Washington, D, c.,
Seventh street west, between O and ID streets
south, in charge Of Surgeon D. W. Bliss,
U. s. ".
2, Carver, Washington, D. c., Fourteenth
street west, at terminus Of city railroad, in
charge Of Surgeon o. A. Judson, U. s. v.
3. Campbell, Washington, d. O., Seventh
street west, at terminus Of city railroad north,
in. charge Of Surgeon A. Y. Sheldon, U. s. v.
=. Columbian, Washington, d. O., Four
teenth street west, At terminus OF city nail
rpad, in charge Of Surgeon I. h. Crosby,
s. Ricord Washington, D. c., corner
Fourteenth street and Massachusetts avenue,
In charge OF Surgeon O. W. Horner, u. s. ".
0. Douglas, Washingtonr ID. O., corner Of
street and New Jersey avenue, In charge
Of Assistant Surgeon VIM. Fr Norris, U.S.A.
T. Emory, Washington, d. O., near Aims.
house, east OF the Capitol, In charge Of Sur.
geon N. II. Moseloy, u. s. v.
s. Fairfax Seminary, Virginia, two miles
back Of Alexandria, in charge Of Surgeon
David p. Smith. U. s. v. F.rs frE
., Finley, Washington, d. c., Kendall
Gresny Fourth street east, north Of the city,
In charge Of Surgeon g. L. Paneoast, Y, s, v.
10. Hardwood, Washington, d. c., Cor,
eoran's farm, Seventh street west, In charge
Of Surgeon r. b. Bonteoou, U. s. v.
| II. Judiciary Square, Washington, d. O.,
Judiciary square 4 street north, between
Fourth and filh streets west in charge Of
Assistant Surgeon r. Griswoid, u S. v.
IL. KaloramA, (smRll.pox,J Washington,
ID. O., Rock Greek, out Twenty -hrst street, in
charge Of Acting Assistant surgeon r, j.
Thomas, U. 8. A.
liz. Lincoln. Washington. d, O.. one mils
east Of the Capitol. In charge Of AsSlstapi
Surgeon j. O. McKeo, U, s, K, ,T-
n. Mount ,Pisasant Washineton. ID. q.
Fourteenth street, one half mile BEYOND M
city limits, in charge Of Assistant Surgeon
II. Allen, u. STA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

THn Boston Toapseript says; "a little
son Of Mr.. George L. Hart, while at play
in the garden N the rear OF his fathers
house In Fsyette strest, on Saturday aftef-
noon last, dug upa coin which. upon ex-
animation, proved 10 be an Engllsh guinea
Of the time OF OhAiles the Second. IL "
In perfect state Of preservation, every line
sharp aud dlstinct, aud boars the date,
1875. On one aide Il vignette OF Charles
H., surroundedb BY tho motto, '0arolvs II.
Del 0ratis.f z On the diverse side are -four
sceptrcs and fonrcrewns, with the costs
OF arms OF England, ireland, Scotland and
Wales, with the remainder Of che motto,
date. This 10 very rare coin, az there
are probably not dozen extsnt In the
World.n f
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

~ PBoTAL no TITO

rs Al cE.
pkM vELLExsfnTsi. Hs.sil.i, j d. "a.
stal Block, eosnsr q ssy,ush a1t ' .,,.,,s -.
pe.iis ne fost snt Rsi,ti on... Rosn. !,
and y, up s'.ir.. waskiasha.rD. O. n
All diseases Of ! private nslnrs ,s.a,sa n n.
best scientific maanss, sad- ras,,,i sur,. .s..,.s
in all s.ss.. sYPHILITIci AFFECTION ooE.
oKHHGL dLKkr. srRIcfuKrS sEnrnar
WkAkSEse or The result Il yoLUPTuoUg
DREAMS. Or any vsakn,.. efths oExkRArrvr
oReAhs' from any esas. whatever, 81 how
long siaheing. thoroughly and rndis.iiy cured
Ai'oi ecUr, RHEUNATfsN NEURAL0IA, and
other cHnoNIc DIsRAsKs of n. HRRyya
MUSCLES, BONES. and JOINTS; scRoYuLA,
D LoTcHKs on the FACE, RRuPrtoNs on a..
linn'b' aad body, and all ether EHUPTTvR his.
BASES and DIsKAsEs ofihs BLOOD, fron What.
ever s~uss they nay have arisen.
ATFLtcrED AND uNYoKrusaTH
No nsissts what yOur disease, let no f.is.a.l..
eAey pre.''n' you nom Applyiks lmnsals..Iy 70
DR.. yslln', who IL acknowledge q b. By AR n.
mos, sUocEssVUL PHYSICIAN IN che ,r...n.n,
Of private diseases Pear no. 10 con. and n.k.
known your mIsforsunss, and n. win speedily
send yea On yOur way rsjolslnr. 4 SO
sKLY-ABUsK.
That drssdful ssOurg. Of The youur, iuauis,a
In when alone. destroy. he sss.r.,I,. oru.a..
unass them for married LIE. producing wvaks..,
OF The back and litab., lo,. Of snIm.iioh and
muscular power. Pslplisiien % The h.ars, n.r.
vOu' irritsbiiisy, los. o. memory, melancholy
habits insanity. consumption and death.
YOUNG HASrin view o. ne drs.aful son.I.
quenses Of delay, DO no. f.fl 10 max. your ....
knewHinrsedist.ly 10 d.. Vsllay. sYsur s..r...
with him are sacred, ana you nay sonnd.n.ly
rely upsu hIs medical skin. ia -
Thousands whose systems were shattered, sna
who were on the brink o. tAs grave, hav. been
brousht, back Ito vigorous bssitA By hIs shilfal
treatment ~ 49,.
MARRfAdR
hArrisd psrsOns. or those eohismplating na.ri. J
nony, who suspect themselves Of impotsnsy.
seminal vsakpess, o. any disease arising from
RELAXED state Of the genital organs, whether n.
result OF disease, injury, yeatAfui indissrslIon.
or ihduiE,nos Of the passions in ripsr years, an.
earnestly sutrsptsd 70 place tAsnssIy.s audsf
the care Of Dry. They may rely viii ssr..iAl,
upon speedy cure, AAd bslng rsslsrsd 70 falI
health and viEor. Ftas = .t.l
+ He treats with entire suss,s. all dissasss Of
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

the TRIALoB AARon BURR.-In political
aspect, the only trial which In any way
iappfosehes In importance TO that OF the
iconspirators In our county, 10 that OF
Aaron Burr at Richmond, Virginia. before
thes District Court OF the United States.
Chief Justice Marshal and Judge Grimm
ON the bench. The charge was Sprep arinR
an unlavful expedition against the Spanish
Territories" but the real accusation was
the seduction OF the Western people from
their allegiance TO tho Union aud the
establishments OF an empire In the Mis-
Islssippi valley. Tue eyes OF the American
people were hxed upon the result OF THU
. prctext for laudlng or for assailing the
Administration. President Jsiferson be.
trayed 80 much anxiety for the copylc.
ton OF Burr, his dreaded political riyal, q
70 expose his conduct 70 the censure al his
federal adVeFsaries and the mortincution
4 OF his democratic friends. He kept up a
constant correspondents with the U. s.
District Attorney, Mr.. Hay, concerning the
prosecution and gave his counsel freely
Burr was discharged on technical legal
| Efoands, 20 the great modification OF
Jefferson, who did mot hesitate 70 vltuperate
The character and conduct Of Chief ] ustlce
Marshall, and 70 express the opinion thai
for, the condemnation OF criminals one
must look V martial tribunal, free from
the infringement OF pettifogRsre, The
known admiration OF Jefferson Tot the
lsenguinary and speedy judgments OF
|dsnnocratio and revolutionary Frame,
douptless promoted bis dlslIke 70 Oh,
,innexibls Justice judicial tribunals.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-13

Tau CHmsfE WmL cAss Surrogate
,Tuckerha 81 Last decided 20 admit the will
IofE. p. Christy 10 probate. This case has
been In litigation for two years aud half,
aud involves property, " the amount Of
from BOO 900 20 $3.50. 900. =. r. Christy
leaped from the window OF his house 10
18th street, In 1858, and was, killed. He
lived, however long enough TO give dIFee-
|tiops about hls viii, and 70 have the mar
|flage ceremony performed bet ween himself
and Miss Mary Miller, who was living
with him, Tue will was made IN this
LADY, favor-but ChriAty had already been
married for aome yeafs 70 Harriet e.
Harrington, With whom be lived In Buffalo
|and By whom he had children. Thib LADY
put In her claim for right 10 dover, and Il
was endeavored 10 be proved that christy
was OF unsound mind At tho time the will
was made, and At his death. The Sur.
|rogate decided that he was sane, however,
and the will must accordingly be admitted
20 probate. He also decided that the evi.
denco showed that HarTiet was OhrIsty'S
wife, andstates that her claim 70 dover,
aud 20 be his widow, will have 70 be made
In another proceeding. t-