Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-04-26

GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.

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Two men, suspected Of robbery, were re-
Gently taken at night FROM their beds at
Milan, Mo-, and hung. Subsequent events
p's'eu '"em 70 % innocent
The Mobile (Ala.) papers report the ar
rival at that city, Of a vessel made entirely
OF cork, which is lying st one ofthe whsrvcs.
Tpr pos,o@o. p.,.us,, &. h.v;n.
printed a postage stamp Of the denomina-
ton Of fifteen cents, which will soon be ready
for issue. A stamp Of this price, it was
found was greatly needed for the payment
OF postage on quarter ounce letters for
France. On the face of the stamp is a ine-
ly executed portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
THERE are now less than two. hapdred
soldiers in Virginia, outside OF Fortress
Monroe, and next to none In Washington.
At.. omoors - N. D,,o, nc. Ala.
hama ON Sn,v "a snso;.i com,n;,.;onsrs :,
administer he oath Of amne.fy bavs bcen
relieved aud ordered 10 retu,n IA ,b.;r "a.
spective commands.
Aocopn,Na 10 ,h. Co,l Ex,r;,.r nm
ward, Of 1--WE tboussnd norsons are awa;,;ng
shinmsnt to tLa ITn;tad S,a,as from IraIsnJ
T'wp.,L;ras of ,Tan, h.I"nu ~ tt .ha re;;SaIa
and farming class
OF an acre OF " land " has been
emntv;no cart 1o.d. of ash.s ;nt. ,hn 49,
II IL said to be worth con ono
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RECENT returns received at the General
Land Office from Bonneville, Mo-, show the
of March last Of 90 Aos acr.s ~ tbs nuhi;c
domain AT one branch of;ce of that state
60,
oi4Tf miles oil the Union Pac,hc railroad
has been done FIVE bundreJ miles fsrrher'
to the foot ofthe mountains. and II i tbouoht
the iron will DO laid down thirty miles furth-
or oy June, aud to Fort kearney, one hun
dred anu ninety miles, by January.
THE Washington correspondent Of the
, new L ork tribune says that Vslisndigham
, who Is now IN Washington, has stated that
70 an,a es'T. unu w, n anI n J's ~,
rstain tha odharonno oS .;naia namnoret
q thr.a wo sLs innaar '
Arvo.,n, a;ss roao, As,;,w.,
, IN tho snth nj, Thar. 49, fasrf,j ex'
! nI,s;nn oo ~ - - Ennon.on
. dastr.u;nn 10 sh;n "a TO- h. ndrad g.,
. Of he. uharf IT% hpp ~ o ~ ,ha a~ntos;on i
s supposed to be from nitro. glycerine on board.
4 About fifty persons killed-among them the
captain and officers of the ship.
n Jr, :. ..,.;,a ~.
son-in law appointed sutler at Fort Usion,
. 90 the Pains. Thus far. this is the only
reward he has received for his conduct il
y the Senate on the Civil Rights bill.
Tu,, 49,. ..,. :.
Memphis Thursisy night, which did mucf
damage, unroofng houses, blowing dowr
If ehimneys, &c.
co,n dos,l;. NJ VII s.,u.a vo
n uoL I IMss III I'VE" AorA' o1'"'uay oe
N,u = G. p-.- a.. nj,
a 80 ' .ba i t,aH riauo'Ioo = rs
y .upa'.o".s u h"uia"' are peTSUp,n'"s 's'''
% 'e'S ''uo''no near oa'"'" 0"S'
% Col COopER. Congressman elect from
tennessee: mas oeIn app''ntea acting priVat'
SECRETARY 'or the ~rfe'iden''
s. The Legislature of New York has passed
. bill, prohibiting the issue of free passe
upon railroads.
s. .Jrn,u D Rv... r. has ,rs,,,,
Las, lie nS -. ~ uss anoa nnj
ID as his friends say, for his own. 1t il asser,
ed that his prospects as a lawyer in LondoI
, are fltterihg.
D T,a ST.. c.u
re 80 IN 1Ipieane Oout. .nassaonu'e..s ia
VI . note nor docs !, .gso, i,s' w.iia;,v mnias
e uoSe, nor uoes II 1"ec' ls V"iu''y un'es
ID pr, . .. .r u.,
g. ,.'i1r1;on u 0ahi'ao M, ~ d;a
n go .an ",i th.",s ~ "a;d " +
y m az. amn afo,""n "'a - ~ =
"a n,~ w :; e's' u "''''h' wiz" "o p'o'
pew o''
% The case tried recently under the Civ
Rights act at Lafayette, Ind. aud appeale
oe to higher Court, has again been decided i
rarSt 49, paha aa W a''''u"n'e "'n' !"
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= In Montana Territory the price of butts
81 en- nar rn,nd anur sos,. ssn Sa ,A ~,
al s SJIo nm U s% - ss" No. nn,UJ ! y. . uol
Is rates.
TIM aNh ,f Anr;, utbs d.v who, -
" Cn,faderats aaa ps. f,r,ed namad ;
lS- Snutharn nanara 90 ~, oNnrnnr;ata dav g.