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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
News Summary.

JEFF. THOMPSON, tho rebel General, is
a commission merchant in New Orleans
GREAr destruction to steamboats, at St.
Louis is reported by tho breaking up Of the
ice in the Missouri River.
The Madison County Union says the ship
ment Of hogs from that place for tho week
past has been quite brisk.
AGENTS of tho Post Office Department
report the feelings in the South as bitter
against tho North as during the war.
Tue late Hon. Henry Winter Davis, Of
Baltimore, was a graduate Of Kenyon Col
lege, at Gambler, in this State.
GALLON now boasts of having 5000 in.
habtants, eight churches. and its morals are
better than most railroad towns.
lT il announced that tho animal stock,
wagons and tents OF the travelling circus
known as the E1uescurriculum. will be
sold at auction, at Lancaster, Ohio, next
month.
Gov. ANDERSON has arranged for the es-
tablshment of daily Union psper at Day
ton. The stock has been nearly oil sub.
scribed.
DIsPATcuEs from Washington report
that the story reported from New Orleans,
that Juarez had arrived in Texas, is not
credited.
THE Government has realized over six
million Of dollars from the sale of confsca.
tod aud abandoned sugar, cotton, etc, in
the State of Mississippi.
NEARLY three hundred Postmistresses
have been appointed in the South, because no
man could he found whowould tako the saith
that he had not taken arms against the
United States Government.
Tue Mahoning Courier says: Hon David
Tod, VIM. Richards, and others, coniem,
plato the erection Of a new rolling mill and
blast furnace at Girard, Trum6ull County,
during the ensuing summer months.
ARRANGEMENTS are nearly perfected for
the Immediate erection of suitable buildings
for Steam Forge, for the manufacture of
hammered iron and railroad car axles, ON a
large scale in Akron.
THE Youngstown Register announces
that V. H. Smalioy, Eco It's editor, having
been appointed to position in tho House
of Representatives at Washington, the pa.
per will be 10 charge of Mr. II, ID. Smaley,
late of Stark County, Ohio, who will he Az
sisted in the editorial department by j. Nj.
Edwards, Esq.
THE Greensburp, lind Chronicle saws
that general Jail delivery occurred in that
place, the six prisoners confined in il osca.
ping by digging through the wall. Five arc
still At large, The sixth voluntarily returned,
after few hours absence, during which he
had succeeded in getting quite drunk. II
was from him the FIRST intelligence of the
escape was learned.
0Es. JoE JOHNSTON employs about five
hundred Of his late Confederate soldiers in
the repair Of the Orange and Alcxsndria
Railroad. As they became familiar with
the pick and spade in tho rebel entreneh.
ments. they. work with knowledge and are
glad to obtain living n this way. Soma
ofthem formerly belonged to the 6rst fam.
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A GREAT spEECvu.

Hon. SlsUEL SHELLABARGER, of the
Springfield District, this State, has
made the greatest speech that has yet
been delivered on reconstruction. Mr..
SHELLABARGER makes no attempt at
oratory; but as q logician and reasoner
he takes us back to the days of WEB
sTER and CALHOUN. Indeed, we do
not think it has been equalled since
the days of those mighty men.
Mr.. SHELLABARGER takes the posi-
ton that the eleven Rebel States were
and are out of the Union; and before
his array of authorities and his tire
mendous logic, the sophistry and the
finely spun metaphysics of Mr. RAY
MoND are scattered to the winds.
We will try to print this speech next
week. Whatever views we may take
of his position, we believe the speech
will do good and should be generally
read. Its perusal will tend to purify
the atmosphere and to set the people
to thinking.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
Is THERE OIL IN BELMONT
COUNTY,

Is there oil in Belmont County, in
paying quantity? We saying paying
quantity, because the experiments al
ready made demonstrate that there is
oil in the County. On Captina Creek,
at the well on WIN ARMsTRoNG's farm,
oil was obtained before the depth of
400 feet had been reached, in quantity
nearly equal to one barrel per day
The work is temporarily suspended on
this well, because, first, of the death
OF several members of the company !;
and, second, because of difficulty in
getting through vein of mud, against
which they have not been able to guard.
At Bridgeport, an enterprising COM
pany has sunk well to the depth of
about 800 feet, and have n very strong
dow of gas, with what they regard very
fair prospects for oil. II this company
shall obtain oil, it will settle the ques-
tion, perhaps; but if they fail, we do
not regard their experiment as any
certain determination of any question
in the prcmisea, only that there is no
oil just where their ,oeH is located. Now,
1t is a matter Of very great Importance
that this question shall be fairly tested
and settled, and it will be long time
before individual enterprise will SC
test it. We propose, therefore, to th,
people Of Belmont County the organi
zatlon Of large Joint Stock Company
with . capital sufficient to sink wells in
four or five different parts of the Coun'
ty-say one or more on Wheeling
Creek, one or more on Saltwater Creek
one or more on Captina Creek, and ono
or more on McMahoa's Greek, or such
other locations as may be determined
by meeting Of the stockholders. The
company, before sinking either well to
secure leases, with options TO purchase
the fee, of sufficient land to make ii a
good investments If oil is found.
We make this proposition, and ask
every man In the County who is willing
70 invest SlOO in an experiment Of this
kind-S5O to be paid on the organiza.
tion OF the company, and the balance
m i've installments of $40 each, as il
may Be needed for operafing-to send
his name and post Office address 70
US; and IL sufficient names are thus
obtained, a meeting will DO called to
organize such company.
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u. y. SENATOR.

A caucus of the Union members of
the General Assembly was held on
Tuesday night of last week, Senator
MARTIN, Of Stark County, in the chair.
The caucus will meet TO nominate this
"wednesday evening.
1t is said the SCHENCK men were a
little hasty in pressing an election
SHERMAN is said to have 81 votes,
ScnENoK 80, BINGHAM IS.
The BINGHAM men hold the balance
Of power, and it is said they are not at
all inclined to go over to either of the
other candidates.
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The Memphis Appeal, an original sec,

The Memphis Appeal an original seces,
sion paper, is driven by stress of circum-
stances to make the following reflections:
at is useless to disguise the situation of
the Southern people any longer. They and
their destinies are utterly at the merry of
the Federal Government to shape-to make
or to mar-as that Government pleases. =
And, although il is universally conceded
that the policy adopted by the President
toward them has been unexpectedly liberal
and magnanmous, attracting even the
favorable comment Of all those intelligent
Europeans who sympathized with them
during their tremendous struggle, yet this
liberty and this magnanimity should not be
presamsf upon too .Jdr-as seems TO be the
teaddacy az certain quarters, and the requi-
sitions made of them should never be for
one moment lost sight OF OF forgotten. =
Beyond all peradvsnture or possibility Of
evasion, they must be yielded promptly
or the South is hepelsssly doomed to another
long and indefinite period OF military rule
and martial law"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
THE \. Y. TRIBUXE--i866.

OUR most rnoiuentous, niduous struggle having re-
y sni,ed ~ ihe triumph OF American Nationality the
utter discontinue and overthrow Of Secession and
slavery, Iik TRBvNR profoundly rejoicing in this re-
suit wll labor TO conserve the legitimate fruits of mi.
grand bengnunt victory by rendering Liberty aud Op.
potlumy ine o9nlnon hcri'nge OF the whole American
Discountcnancing ali unmsnly eSultaton over or
needless iieunn ol pam OF ptlysion upon the uphold
oI the lost cause, ~ will insist the earliest pos
be restoration OF the Southern States TO their former
rowet und influence ir Union on the basi. OF All
Rights for All their pt uple.
II will labor in hope TO rfove that the substitution sf
Free for Slave Labor mu-t inevitably mud universally
conduce TO the increase oi industry, Thni Prosperity
niid Wealth so that the South within the next ten years
must look back amazed on her long persistence In .
prncce 81 baleiul as the clNuelizng OF Men.
1t will labor Tot The diffusion OF Common School Edu-
cation, Manufactures The Useful Arts &c. &c through
ou every portion Of country. but especially through
out tile sections hitherto devoid Of feIn, believing tia
every good end will thereby be subserved aud the inter
esl oi every useful aud worthy class promoted.
II will urge the Protection Of Home Industry by dis
eliminating duties on Foreign Products Imported with
view TO drawing hither the most capable and skiltu
arfcers aud arsans OF Europe, and the natural,2ni
soil of many branches OF production hitherto al
but confined TO the Old World, while il would strengthen
and extend those which have already foothold anon
us.
1t will give careful attention 10 progress and improve
ment in Agriculture, doing its best a to bring mai
kes TO the doors OF our farmers and teach them how
make the most Of the opportunities thus afforded then
iwlll devote constant attention to Markets, espec
ally for Agricultural Products with intent 10 save hot
producer and consumer from being victimzed by III
specuator and oreslaller.
And. giving fair scope to Current Literature to I'll
proceedings OF Congress. aud 10 the general News
the Day. ii hopes To retain its old patrons aud ara
many new to l~ar them company
We rarely employ travelling agents as so mnny in
posters are habiually prowlng in the assumed capar
Of solicitors for journals. We prefer that subscr
bers shall pay their money persons they know and
whose integrity they are assured Any friend WHO Il
lIeves he will do good by increasing the circulation
FHE TRIBUNE is authorized TO solicit and receive su
| scriptions Specimen copies will he promptly So
! n IhnZ
many friends will he moved 10 ask their nelghbors al
acquantances to join in NAL ing up their clubs.
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LANDS FOR SALE.

I4NRST-The Home Farm, 32i acres IN Mead Tow NJ
l. ship, Belmont Co, o., ON the State Road Q miles
IRON the Ohio River ut i.ockwooUs Landing. Large
well finished brick house-ull other necessary build
mgS, shelter for COG sheep aud their feed Seven
acfes choice Fruit Trees Forty hearing Catawba aud
Isabella vince. Wafer. Timber and Coal abundant
More Than 900 yellow locust trees of 20 to 20 years
growtt-inore than cue-hali now fit for use
Adon ny on Pipe Creek, located the
houring aud saw mills. post office, ls'ore and school
done here
Ihls lrnct may he divided to suit purchasers
/ SECOND-'fhe Joab Farm. SGT acres in York Town.
ship cornerrg with the home place four miles nom The
riyer, on County Road Log buildings. Abundant sup
Ply OF llmber Coal and Water. Four acres selected
Fruit Trees. six years old, well cultivated
THiRD-The Hooper Farm il3I acres in York
township, one mile from the river. Ordinary build
ings large Orchard 6ne Timber and ne nanen wa ar
Good Coal visible at the surface-the six foot stratum
| is available under it, - .-0I
Having been used sheep f. rms many years these
| lands are in very productive condition.
For further information, apply the premises to
! WM. WARRlsN
de2S-4w HENRY WARREN
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knowledge Often saves Life.

Every living being has in his system IMPURITIES
Whea these are iihn their natural limits, our heath
IS good; but when they are in excess, pains, colds
rheumatism, gout, debility, costveness diarrhea, dys
enIery cry sipelas, &c, &c afct US. What we have
TO do 10 recover health is to lake out om the bowels
and the circulation the excess Of impurities. This done
health follows OF necessity BRANDRgrifs Pits are
the only medicine that do this with entire safely
nil the organs OF the body liuSDRtps OF THousANDs
are now living who have adopted BRAnDGErIl's PILLS
wears ana Whose average health Is excellent. They
have always cured. themselves, when sick, by using
these innocent and Inlallible pllis. a
PIincipal olice Brandreth liuilding, New York.
Sold by H. WsSI Con
aAnd by all respectable dealers IN me edicinss.
dee26-lw 'tt ~Ni' A.t LH
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RENEW YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS

The Fifth Volume of The CHRONICLE,
since our connection with it, will close
with the next number.
We ask all of our subscribers, who
have not already done so, to renew
their subscriptions at an early day, so
that the paper may be sent on without
any interruption. Subscriptions may
be remitted by mail, where our friends
have no other means Of sending, or
cannot visit town.
We do not want to stop single paper
we are now sending out; but if our
friends do not renew, we must take it
for granted they do not want the paper
and stop it. On the contrary, we want
many new subscribers, and think we
ought to have them.
1t is really rcproach and shame to
the cause we do battle for that our list
Of subscribers is not much larger.
We try to give the Union Party of this
County good organ, and we do think
it is not sustained as it should be. For
eign papers are very good in their
places; but il is the first and highest
duty Of the Union people of Belmont
County to sustain LITERALLY theil
Home Paper On it they rely to dc
battle for their local politics and thsil
local interests generally.
Our terms are half dollar lowe
than the majority of County papers OF
our exchange list, and yet many o
them, in smaller and poorer counties
than Belmont are better sustained.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
rms on THE SPINE CURED.

Hartford, Conn, Nov lith, 1871.
MEssRs THos. ALLclcK d rCo-.Please send, with
dispatch twelve dozru Alcocks Porous Plasiers, Oar
daily experience confirms their very superior exceence
Al this moment al writing. man applies for Que, who
by entang lrnen in the shalt Of machinery, Ind both
his legs broken, spine severely nlured aud was for
nearly year euiely helpless, This man found relie
lie was soon enabed 10 work aud now he lubors
well us ever lie would cheerfuy pay S5 Tor sins lie
Plaster il they could not be had al lower rate. am
surprised that surgeons do not make use OF these per-
oraied pasters to the exclusion Of all others their
dexbiily and adhesveness are greatly IN adyauce OF
the perioralons peculiar them rendered Them greatly
superior TO all others for ordinary surgical Know
ing the Plasiers be useful have scruples that
my sentiments should he known.
- .s. j. w JOHNSON, NJ D.
Principal Agency, braudrelh House, New York.
Sold by all dealers in Medicines, de2S-im
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lin
tnlAUt.

Pint Bottles oollar, for the cure Of lameness,
scratches wind u.s. sprains. bruises ns cuS collie,
slipping stihe, heating throat nail in the ost T.
II il warranted chea and better ihnn any other
article ever offered the public Thousands of anirnas
have been cured oi the collie and heating by this
l.uimenl aud hundreds that were crippled and lame
have b, restored their former vgor II is used by
all the FIRST horssmen throughout the States Orders are
constantly received from the Racing Stables o Eng
land for fr sh supplies oi this Invaluable article Over
o. testimonials have been received. Remember 81
laid out in iinr may the life OF your horse.
ofice SO Cortlandl street. New FORK Sold by ali
Druggists. deca--lm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM, M. c. from
this District, made an able speech in
the House on Tuesday of last week, in
reply to VOORHEES,, of Indiana, and in
opposition to the "new party.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18

Hon. GRoBGE BANCROFT, Of New
York, Is TO deliver the address ON the
occasion ofthe Congressional obsequies
20 the late President LINCOLN, Febru-
ary 18th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
FARM FoRSAT,R

FARM FOR S.ALE-
ohFER NY FARM AT PRIyA rs SALE 1t is
L situated Oh the head waters oil Wheeling Creek in
unlon Township. Belmont County, Ohio 2 miles North
ei ,he Se' near the Morristnwn und Flushing Read
ana contains 2i2 Acres-about POO Acres cleared ana
IN good grsL'ng condition good portion OF il is bot
tom land--ihe remainder we II tinihered
Any one wishing TO purchase . good stock farm
would do well 10 give us a call -
For further particulars Apply the snbscriber living
on the premises. Ino9-ynsi THOMAS KNOY'"
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A Stock Farm for. Sale,

| WILL SELL. ON reasonable Terms my Earn in
Flushing Township, Belmont Co Ohio colftainin9
sSsS6 Acres-- Nearly 600 Rich
bottom and, -
mostly cleared and in grass. II comfortable Dwelling
ana other buildings, aneverang Spring OF soft water
near The honse an Orchard, Timber and STOCK water
me Farm may be dHaded to suit purchasers, II de-
sired As productive as the Ohio River bottoms undsr
the same cuur" ~' '
will sell al $40 per acre. o. -.-.. ,.el.s g.
For lurther particulars inquire Of the subscr riber on
,he National Road mile West of Louisville. BelTnont
County, OHIO [ot19.6msl JOSEPU NEAn
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sroRMING tho sTROSGmoLDs
CRIsTADoRo,s HAIR DYE

pursues its march of success Like those OF the Union,
its coors the exposures every eye ITS victories leave
NO stain II turns thous ands Of heads and charms in
Vulnerable hearts. Containing no ca,islic element, il
cannot injure the hair or blemlsh the skin. Manu-
iacturedb by ). CRlSTADoRO, No. o, Astor House,
New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Dressers dec2o-lm
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Books Sold Exclusively
by SubscriptiOn

A MERtCAN coNFBiCTybv ybv Horace Gree lev; Eman1
cpailon Proclamation; Facts for Farmers and the
Family Circle hy Soion Robpson Grant and his Cam
pSlsns. by ny Carsrr: NJ Editor Of the U. s. Service
Masazir' with steel Portraits. Maps and Plans &C.;
Grant and sherman their Campaigns and tienersl, w
tfon Healy; keltel's New History OF The Arneri-
cal Rebellion, from its commencement its elise com
rlete IN one volume or four dollars; Rnyinoid's Life
and STATE Papers OF A. Lincoln: sherman and his
campaigns by Col Bonman and li Col Iruin; Hollands
Life oi Abraham Tlncorr; The Secret Service Inc
SON. y ~ Joseph Wo0DRoFFE aren,
septt $500 ST. Clairsvillr, Ohio.
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SURsoRIRE for the CHRoSIcLE.

See Catarrh RemsdY Ras iae n
.hr5is a..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
VALUABLE TOWNLoTS

SEVERAL VERY DE,SlR BILE LOTS In the Center
~ square OF 81 Clursvie. OH pnrt of which is erect
ed Two-Story Brick House
Also, vncait Lot alongside the abeve, well adapted
Tor the erection of business rooms
nlso, an excellent Back Lot 10 the above property.
for urther Information, inquire this Office, OF Mr.
kobert Thompson, half mile South OF st. Cairsvle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
A,lcock,s Porous pIasters.

Druggist said the other day, you have need to
advertise your Porous Pasers, for every sold
tanly causes dozen to be sold. and dozen sells
gross aud so oil. You will not he able TO supply the
demand soon, But we can supply u thousand yards a
duy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-01-18
Valuable Property for Sale,

I AM AUTHORIZED To SELL THE OAKLAND
l. MILL" FARM. containing 50 acres, about Is Of
which is good bottom lsud-situated in
Wayne Township II miles Souh of A FHx|N
Hunter IN Belmont Couuty-on which &spx:tA-xS
there is au Orclard,a Two-Story Brick - sss2a&1H
pweing House, good Store Room o
and a large Barn suitably arrsne ed = = -
ior packing tebaceo together Yh Stable for six head
oi horses. good saw Mil'feihnt House. and other
hxtnres-a of which will be sold on reasonable terms
For particulars. enquire OF the undersigned or OF
Elgah Paxson, living OH me premises. TO- !
de2tu Al.ONZO +. MILLER,
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Brushes.

I ST received. fresh stock, Of Hair, Tooth Gle
- shoe White WASH Scrub and House Brushes, q:
~ III. WEST COS
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saeer, or open business relating 10 the Office should be
addressed "Rehusnt ehrsnicie, ST. cisirsv;lie Ohio"
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