Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-12-20

laid mp at Chicago.
Miss Anna Dickipson's illness is pueu-
monis, brought on BY . long cold ride in
her lecturing tsur. A Il
A correspondent writing from Salem,
Oregon, says Of thst young State: The
year has been fruitful and prosperous one
for Oregon. Our mines have yielded unusu- |
ally we'll, while most bountiful harvest |
has rewarded the labor Of the husbandman. |
There is abounding plenty in all the land,
| and the only complaint heard is that the !
too abundant hsrvests have lesseped prices"
-Four hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars in gold en- route from New Orleans TO
New York, passed through Lynchburg,
Va, Saturday last, In charge Of the South.
ern Express Company. Il belonged to
Uncle Sam. 1.,,. ggTaD
Over $4,000 has been subscribed for
the Bowdoin College, Memorial Hall. Mr..
Longfellow, sho belongs to the class Of 1925,
gives $500. The building will be begun in
the spring.
The Alta Californian derives satifaction
from the fact that in FIVE months San Fran.
cisco has sent away 426, ,228, 7l6 Of treasure,
or $l2, 600, ,0GO more than she produced in
that period, aud without any serious 6uan
cial disturbance. ISIS f5s On. .ta
,"AMUsINa HrsroRY'or THE GREATEST
RASCAL IN NEW York. AN original rev.
elation, copiously illustrated, showing his
funny adventures, rogueries, &c, with ex-
amples OF the profound respect held for
clever villainy that grows rich appears in
Yankee Notions for January, 1867, now
ready. Sold by all newsmen.
-Hsrace Randall, relative Of the Wash.
ington and other distinguished families Of
Virginia, is still living iD Culpepper Coun-
ty, Va, at the age Of los. A letter which
he wrote to Gen. Washington iu 1881, com
planning of the atrocities of the traitor Ar
mold, in Fauquier County, Va, was found
at Mt. Vernon few weeks ago, and sent
to its author, who recognized the document
as his own, and told of many circumstances
connected with the facts recorded in it.
In the fire in Bascom street, New York,
on Monday night, nine persons were suffo-
, Gated. 8.H 4r ""i
1t is rumored that Fould, the eminent
French Minister Of Finance, will resign.
f The Hanoverians say that Prussia has
: commenced oppressive measures against
: them. 'H. .f
An Irishman having been told that the
' price Of bread had fallen, exclaimed: This
4 is the first time that iver rejeiced at the
8 fall of my best friend" s-,,'.,
Avery Morgan. the head of one Of the
f first families of Westfor1, Ct., is under
/, bonds for trial for whipping his wife, who
It provoked him to it by splitting in his face.
"A mother in Chicago had found ber
q daughters the other evening in low place
y of amusement Taking hold of each by the
hair Of the head she marched them out, to
!. the astonishment of the audience.
z Among the correspondents at Wash
ington this winter. will be four or five lady
;. correspondents, who are to chronicle the
y gossip Of the drawing rooms. One ofthese
. ladies, who is to be attached to the staff Of
. the New York Tribune, is said to possess
y rare talents for observation and description
= and her letters cannot fail to bo interesting
d "A Cincinnati gentleman. Of largo basi
ness connections, and whose two daughter,
were married on the same day, last winter
4 to brethers, received q telegram = day oI
:. two since, informing him that one daughter
had been delivered Of . child on Saturday
= at4 p, M, and the other Of q ditto an hou
" y later. Both are gentlemen babies. ~
t. "A disastrous tornado visited Northwest
,f ern Texas on the. 4th inst, destroying
d large amount Of property. Six person
were killed and numbers injured. djf
/. The Eighty second Regiment Coloret
ir Infantry have contributed $1,000 to tn
!, Lincoln Monument.
o "A Yale Alumni Club is to be organize,
u in st. Louis. An incomplete list of the al
y. umni now residing in the city includes tn
| 1t
= nor, General equally lannon's 10 the fel
men and lawyers. '"fv. .ig' .r,i .,'.
70 \ THE work Of thousand men for fou
y years" in the inscription upon the immens
u u railroad bridge which has just been erecie
,s across the Susquehanna River at Havre d
,,e Grace. Md. r. t.,7, ..s, .,. ~
"a Mise A. T.. Dickinson, who has been ser
be ously i'll at Rockford, Illinois, is now pre-
~ nounced cut Of danger, aud has the after
tion Of kind sister in her illness. Hs
". numerous admirers will be pleased to hes
IN Of her convalescenoe. .s'. r.r.|
el The N. Y. Herald's Milledgeville. Ga
10 correspondence says that private debt is th
e, great incubus on Georgia. The peopl
be seem determined to work, and do 80 with
to will. t.o. ,...r, .-,,,f '.,a,' r'
=, "A monument, in commemoration ofth
,s burning OF the city Of Portland, is talked {
,;ss there. ."a .i mur agira Hi
10. "A large party of Germans from Loui
as vile, Ky. have purchased land near S
Joseph, Mo-, and propose moving there
ne mdsse' u .Es dii ! ID hnis sd.--r1.n
I'm --Ebenexer Sawtelle was buried at Go
tic ton, Mass, last week, and the same nigl
tn the house took FIRE from detective chin
- ney and was burned, with all its content
n leaving the family entirely destitute.
Michael Flynn, a hostler in Hudson, \
'at Y, underthe effects Of delirium tremep
I'd, went into the country last week, divest.
ns, himself Of all clothing and remained in th
oils exposed condition tor two days. He di,
so soon after being found.
when should you apply q sovereii
'ih remedy to pour tooth2 When it is akin
,rd A dispatch from Memphis says &c
he oral bankruptcy is expected througho
on Mississippi West Tennessee and Arka
80 sas are in . better financial condition, b
~ will see hard times Great ba rgains can