Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-03-15
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY,

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candidate for Mayor When Gen. Butler
took New. Orleans, this man occupied that
office, as he will again after the next cleo
ton. This is, their way of reconstructing
down South"
RETURNS from the New York town cleo.
tions held during the month Of February
show net Union gain oftwenty, or one-fifth
Of the aggregate Democratic strength Of the
previous year.
tbs Governor Of Massachusetts, has desig.
mated Thursday, Aprile 5, to be the day Of
the annual fast in that State.
RATHER heavy case Of defauting is re.
ported at Rochester, N. Y, Mr. Burns hav-
ing decamped, 5000, ZOO In dobt.
A FIRsT.oLAss University is about to be
established on Lookout Mountain.
IT is stated that the vignette of jackson
will appear on the new issue Of the five-cent
fractional currency.
In Rochester, N. Y, there has been a
Union gain of nearly 1000 since last spring.
THE erauge and jessamine trees iD the
vicinity of'Mobile, Alabama, were killed, |
and the fig crop destroyed by freeze last
week. ....
TIE Breeman's Journal says that the ex-
rebel colony at Cordova. Mexico, under the
auspices of the exile Sterling Price, and
which has "been there halfa year, have
neither gathered nor planted ono ear of corn,
or one beanstock." 1t adds, tearfuy, that
this same colony, with it's Confederate
exiles, is under an Imperial Prefect OF the
Department of Cordova, who is bpck
negro"
| On the lst inst, Mr. Ransom, a landhold
er in Marshall County, Tennessee, was at
tackled by party of iebel gusrillas, to whsn
he had made himself obnoxious by renting
pertieus of his land to negroes. The guer.
rillas, thirty in number and armed, succeed.
cd in driving the negroes off the place and
taking possession. Col. Shaffer, commanding
at Nashville, on being notified Of the pro-
ceedng, Immediately dispatched a Company
to the aid of MIR. Ransom.
THERE is a counterfeit Eve out on the
First National Bank of Auburn, N. Y. The
color is much darker than the genuine, and
the engraving coarser, having the appear.
ance OF being done on stone instead Of steel
plate. The head of Columbus on the back
ofthe bill is larger than the genuine.
THE Fenian panic in Canada continues
with little, if any, abatement, through the
British Minister at Washington, though
the assurance of our Government, that no
violation Of aeutrality will be permitted, and
his own belief that the Fenian enterprise is
a mere speculation of the leaders, is reported
to be quite easy. 1t is curious to see that
the Montreal Gazetts. the warm defender Of
the South during the rebellion, and the apol
ogist Of the raiders who invaded Vernon,
and fitted out expeditions on Lake Erie, il
now imploring the United States to preserve
neutrality, and denouncing the liberation Of
hostile organizations on our soil.
, GOLD closed in New York on Friday al
1905. Down she comes
GEN. CUSTER is now in Washing gton. HI
gives gloomy view of affairs in Texas, anC
represents matters as daily growing worse
i The Mexican Times of the 9th of Jan
uary, says that fresh foreign troops are dali.
I arriving in Mexico. .l
THE father and mother of Mrs. Governo
0 Fenton, of New York, both aged 80 years
died the same day-Saturday, March Sd.
IT ia expected that Gen. Fremont will b,
President of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company about to be incorporated by Con
gress.
In the seizure Of the whisky dstilleries i,
New York, tho detectives founa in one plac
brandy being manuiactured from printers
old rollers for the sake of the molasses, o
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