Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-11-08
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Stanton has made no application to
Andy for the Spanish mission, or for any
other place.
The rebel Governor Humphreys, OF
Mississippi. recommends the Legislature to
make an effort to get JEFF. Davis released on
bail.
The rebel ex- Postmaster General Res.
pon has come out in long letter advocating
negro suffrage, and deuouncing as dema-
gogue any one who opposes it.
-"Quondam," the New York Times
Georgia correspondent, says Alexander IL.
Stephens recommends the adoption Of the
Constitutional Amendment by the Georgia
Legislature. e.--ss. .A..T, vrr. -. ~. s,
The editor of the Pike County Repub
lican speaking OF the editor ofthe Demo
crat, says: He was never known to quarrel,
except with an empty whisky bottle, aud
everybody knows il vast lack of spirit
in the bottle that caused the fight. He has
scarcely energy enough to 60 to sleep.
The rebels Of Missouri have commenc-
ed system of terrorism sin view of the APP
preaching election. Union men are being
driven away from Liberty. and two we're
killed The registration officers have been
arrested and imprisoned. The indications
of further trouble are of the most serious
character. "a y 4 4, 2 AT
Secretary Stantonsis on a.-visit to his
her, at Steubenville.
Col. Whiting, of Carmi, Illinois, lead
ing Republican, whoyhas been actively en-,
gagged in the canvass IN Illinois, died 4at
Carmi, of cholera, on Thursday last.
Gen. N. p. Banks is lecturing in Bos-
tom q fENf TI}3,E4IE [GG7r
The Democrats of New York city say
they are going toCsend John Morrissey to
Conuessto play Faro to- Andy johnson s
Moses.
Gen. Gearv's official majority in Penn
sylvanis is 1918. We'll done for the Key
stone stateh "a ~rY E7pg %
The New York Herald s~that il
never deals in any jobs" of less than five
millions. z TOT2 TOH2
Eight thousand new buildings were
erected in Chicago during the past year,
Miss Francis A Seward, only daughter
of the Secretary of State, died early yester
day merning. 4 ri naraU f1,Hcnfy
The tornado OF last Sunday week de
stroyed the town Of Llrkinsvile in Illinois
leaving but one house standing. A cir
was killed and her father severely wounded
-Advices from Arkansas bring informa
tiOn of twenty-nine murders OF freedmen
during the months of July and August, il
. those districts Of the State more immediate
ly under the eye Of our authorities. N
single instance of arrest by the civil author
tiles for this class Of crimes has come t
light.
The Cleveland Herald says shipmen
of base ball clubs from the West was latel
seized by the Canadian Government, VIII
supposed them to be some new and fOrmid
able Fenan implements of war. On open
ing the package much perplexity aros
among the officials as to whether they wer
slillalahs or wooden legs in the rough, in
tended for the wounded in the next war
Gen. Logan has recovered his healt
and i. again on the st,sp,p in Illinois.
-Rumor says that Miss Anna T. Dcker
son has recently rejected the addresses of
very distinguished lawyer in an E1sterDc Dcay
The Concord Statesman, in noticing tn
death of one OF the riches, men in Me-
Hampshire, says that for forty years he g,
ercised his wits to ovade hearing his propf
portion of the exncnses OF that Govcrnmer
which protected his property and person.
The Mack-a Cheek Press very gravel
says the only retirement9nn American, ha
from. business is the cemetery. u e,
Settlers are flocking to Iowa faster tha
ever before, farms are being rapidly take
up, and there is great scarcity OF house
in all the cities and towns. ,.rI.
No wonder Bismarck is broken down
In the eampaign of Koniggratz.. he slept bu
eighty hours in thirty.on days. / -
"A gentleman was recently expelle
from tho theatre in florence for sauirtin
scented water on the ballet girs--his wa
Of applauding.
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