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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17
From Our spscis! Ccue,pOrlent

WASHINGTON. Feb. II. lsc6
Nothing can he more ridiculous than the state.
ments We see in papers about the discontinue
and dsorganlzat!on" o. the Radicals" in Congress
The vote on the confsea,on clause which Mr. Stevens
desires 10 have incorporated in the Freedmens Bureau
bill is held up conclusive evidence to prove that Mr.
Stevens has completely lost bis power in the House and
that hhe Republican majority will henceforth quietly
and obeden,ly follow the lead Of those who with such
faithful ndisorimination reflect the sentiments of the
Executive" The same shout Of triumph was raised
when the Constitutional amendment. changing the
basis Of representation, was by large majority reer
red back TO the Committee OF Fifteen. That Commit
tee II was said had completely forfeited the confidence
Of the House; it would tbenceforh be nothing but a
mere corpse without power Of life and action and
serve only TO offend the tender sensibties OF the aith
full by its cadaverous odor. The Sew.fork papers
which contained such predictions had not yet had time
10 reach this city when the Committee OF Fifteen
had reported back the Amendment and carried 1t
through the House as The Worid Indignantly remarked
the next day, with insolent display Of strength
The vote on confscati0n seems to have excited the
same hopes and expectations among those who are re-
duced 10 the poor necessity Of finding consolation IN
very small things. That Mr. Stcvenss views on con-
6scation did not receive the appreciation OF the House
is cerainly true. But what is Mr Steyenss position In
the Houses lie is respected and esteemed by the ma
oty as one OF the truest aud bodest champions oil the
cause OF Human Liberty In the country; as man OF
eminent ability and extensive experience; as debater
Of quick perception and formidable readiness; as a
statesman uncompronisng and daring, even to rash
ness. But the majority Is very far from accepting all
Of Mr. stevenss peculiar views. 1t never pretended TO
he willing to do So and observing ever expected
that IL would Mr.. Stevens lead the House In the
direction Of its convictions bat he or any other
man should attempt to lead IL in any other direction the
ATTEMPT would result in striking failure. The same
NAV be sad OF any other who is At present counted
among the Republican leaders.
People who speak Of the discontinue and demoraiza'
ton Of the majority when it refuses to sustain the Pc
eular vie VS. Of any Of its influential and more promi'
pept members show oply tba. hey do pot a"'Teelase
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

IHE REIMBURSEMENT QUESTION.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BJTTERS,
TUE GREAT STRENGTHENING
TONIC
pCEs NOT DFIEND on LIQUOR ~ ANY FORM
FOR IT'S GREAT TONIC PROPERTIES
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

Harbor Defenses and Torpedoes.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

GENERAL PROCEEDINGS.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

s.. ut he Signature Of c. ". Jackson is the wrap
ru G. s..h iotte.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-17

A company Of ten New-York Congressman
called upon President johnson las: evening for q
friendly consultation, but came away without being
able TO draw him into conversation.
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asplitiides Gus Sem gssftcn.

Gbicagp, "a. Slug. Die pempFratii&e
Counts . Convention serlammeIte lid 9etern
III Spriu9ficIp, ST., unc npmi-
nirte @m. q. Sprtueer fir Die Staatseeiee-
aebuna. Gin UpOesG Uuntp =Gidet wurpe mo-
minirt, lcrpte audi Delegation CUR 2ate. unO
GonsrebsG cnScntiUr.
SIM rabitaIen 2a9er ;u DeSmcineS linp
3ptRisfeiten auagebrobsu. 0as rabifaIe
StaatSsS Organ, bas an jeuem Srte P~ubIi3irt
miro, tinpigt GfentltA bic GrcnmmuntrattCu
Des a6tb. SUbu q. SulOn at, neil Oerielbe
in elmer 8ece, bic er lebte gBpGe belt, ietttc-
nellie Nni6tsn ausgeIprchen BABE.
Cine bemctratiife uno con errhttSe@pnoet-
tiUn wurOe 9sltern in SairfeIS, Sorpa, atss-
balten, In mel6er Gen. 6is SeurS Sarren
fur ben Gpn9rcB nCmintrt irurpe'
INSTRUMENTATION mar iebr etni9 II. Der 9rObte
GntbuFaamuS BerrlAte.
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8uubsshaupt(fnbf

@ai6tn9tOu, "a. 2(ug. Der 6rie9s>
iefretar miro bic @artie bcs @rGFDenten mad
Gb'cago ntGt mttnuhen. SIR. St1ntcn arr
raneirt feline &neeleeenteiten ii. man 9laubt,
baB er Die Wft1Itcn mad 8reuBer, tpelGe man
tbm angebOten FAT, a%ntetnen miro. General
Steaoman partet init S@mer5en duf Stan>
tons Nu5I1etrem aus benz Cabinet.
Gin @eri6t fd9t, baE Sol. 81. SO. g.
Smitb BON Smiths MarY(anb Gabaleric gum
NRellor Der Snnern Nepenue fir ben britten
Ottritt BON SHORTHAND Can SIR. Steparts
SteIle) unp GC(. SranciS Gallagher BON So
les Gapaaerte Gan Scr. Gultpns SteIe) gum
~Safenaufeber ron Baltimore ertannt purop.
- @tne LANCE rreippnOen3 sptI6ert YrGs
losnt SObnlcn uno cini9en Staat5s un6 8e.
aterun9sbeamteh in Sem Orleans betrefs te5
Stem Orleans &tOts lit SerEFentlt6t porpen.
Otelelbe entHtQt riGts peientltG Neues.
- Sin Gcn9reB.Nct er6EGte {. z. bic QS6.
nun9 Der Irmee unS Morine fpGbreub Der
Oauer peS &rieoes. Sett Der Trtebensprcz
tlamotiOn peS @raibenten III bteer 8e1H(ua
gu Gnbe unD bic 3abluns tpteber auf S11 per
Wpuat reou,trt.
70 DerrlNt 9roBe un5iitrtepenbeit unter
ben Sff;teren Der @rmee, tnbsm burh bos
neue @eieb in Der 8ebuttipu Der R%atipuen Elm
Na6tbeil fir le lte9en fol-, sic Eetrahten es
ais bD9t un9ereGt, paB fe iebt in t6rer Gin.
nabme geturSt trercen foIen.
= Ser Correspondent Der @ca 1hrei6t:-
Cine Delegation BON Stem 3 gcrfer WpIitifern.
BON Gburlow 8eep unb s. 9. &uSmunS an.
sefabrt lno bter. 0esb unpRasmpnb batten
cine unterrebuns nit rem 9rGFbenten. 0te
6alen unb 8Cr3tmnter paren Geute mtt6un.
berten BON Ipplitanten fir unterrebunaen an.
sefaat.
Gin nober 6reunO bes Self. Davis ingi6.
mono beltdtt9t, baB bt,Ier 9eaen mebrereStel>
len bes gu4es inter Dem Sttet .,@efGnontB>
leben bes SeT. Saois" prpteRtrt Babe, jeoCG
nt6t ols penn pieeSteGen l1nrabrbeiten emit
btelten, icnbern MIR neil Fe fart aufgetraaen
1eten uno baour6 bas gertrauen 9egen Ieinen
Nrit 9emiBbrau9t tpcroen Iet,
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Nna 0nnn,nA MSnrnmenf.

@6icaso, "A. Aug. Die 3eit tcmm!
6eran, mo- bic 6eier Der @runpasinle9un9 ce5
Douglas 0lonumenteS ltattTnben wirp, II. bic
serl6iepenen COMMITTEES Iinp nit ben Sprbes
r%eitunsen eifri9lf bel 6dftiat.
SaS Wpnnment ptrb cine ruupe platfcrm
baben Don So 6ue 9ur6me6er; cine speite
Nlatfcrm, ettpas fleiner urC p SUP bGber,
wirD einen gau ron 20 0uapratfuB trdOtu,
II SUP bod nit 5 SUP piden Nauern. IS
miro einen 8unm BON 10 Quacratfub i'm
Snneren Gaben fur Den SarcCp9ag, Der BARN
aufaeteat ipirp, nit penlleberreften pesStaatS-
names. Muf ben Sau pirp cine SarIe, AZ
5u6 bod, Reben, 81 Suapratfnb an Der Sde
Is unp 81 SUP an Der Spiset auf pel@er es
ne ~tulpTaie Gtatue pes straightforward gu ise<
ben fcmmt. On ben gdsn res llntcrbaues
auesOril4e Gisuren ausebra&t.
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Amerikani(de nadri6tsn nnS Noti,ea

Rene Qntlaae 9esen Oouoer-
neur Swami. Oas repnblitantlAe Blatt
in @%efminIter. .Gsntinel," bel6ulbi9t Den
@ouu. Smonn, or babe leinen Staatsletre'
tar, 6. Wf. Garter, mad Carroll County 9e~
ianpt, pamit pieler Die D~orttsen Gesifratcren
our6 aQsrlsi DrUbunsen 3rinse, aud bic
oortteen 9te5elen, GUpperbeaps uno NebeIens
f%reunDe unsenirt unp ibrsS @ieinetbe5 unse'
adtet AT resiltriren. Woao. Smann babe,
ipabrl6sinli6 aus Gerleben, II. q. aud eintee
sepihenbaite lcsole Wanner 5u @ssiaratOrtu
in Carrot GOuntp ernannt; uno pur4 biee
Orcbunsen wplle er nun ieneS Wereben gut
mahen-im Sinne Der Nebeuen unp oeS
Serratbee.
6ebarni16te GrtldrMng Ell
unbeptngten uutUnt1eu
WarYtanb. 9r. Daniel 8i1er pom
Sadlon Oiltrift IN Sreoerid @puntp erlG6t
i'm oprtiaen ,,Salle9 &sgilfer" lptsenoe Grtla'
rang:
.Wletu Name miro gang p1ne mein WilIen
n Wollen ais Mtit9lieo beS &ebellen Sen
traleomits's Spn Greperif County eebrauAt.
SD mInlhe nun nit alem Na6brude babin
Serl tanben ST tperpen, bab t6 mid ntht nit
SerrItbern uno Gcpperbeabs Derbinbe. Sd
bin Weoer Elm 0erratber nod elm metneibiaer
ShMft; uno ra ib Weper bas Cine nod bas
Nnbere Bin, 70 fetlt Is mir an ben erforcerlts
hen Gtsenl6aften. nm Der Sobnlcn-Yartei
pieies County in Der erpabnten ODER in iraenb
elmer onberen Gapaeitat gu btenen."
DaStld slt&sGtascp Der Wbts
tersN gutsGonoe
i'm Sabea, unlere8 Orberlasun8, baB bic
Manbaftisteit Der Netellena lIa sesen bas ent,
wlroisenpe SGaulpiel in YbtlaDelpbia auf,
lsbuen tperpe, sebt iAnel in Grfaaung. Die
atlprsAeuben uno b6bniihen llrtbxile eergtt9s
mcnber &ebelenprele BADEN MIR bereits mits
9etbeilt. 9ier einige anpere;,
Der "Gonlitutiunalit" BON Nusulta, Geo,
9etBelt in beiBenper Sprahe bic Gcene,ote bon
ben Oelegaten BON Sip Carolina nno Ma1.
la@ulsttS aufsefabrt ,purce, uno 1bliebt mil
fcl9enoen @orten:
Sin @ebria ertcbt I'D, has BEN Wtapan
erlhMttert nno = bpr6. mar baS utdt etu
Ghp, pas tbm entgesnete - bor6. nod ait.
teri Die Quft, ,uas lit Otes2 8ab, IS IL nt&tt
ais Der SuBfaa 8allanbigbamts uno MoOps
Der beDeutsnolsnW anner oes ylorpens. bi,
Don Dielem 9iebesmals a~usssl4lpGen ,paren4!
@b, ibr 9errn, es ipiro Elm fairies 5crnblaleu
fOlten, Sis tbr pas @eraula ptslss Gu6faGea
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@cOe hcs 6rm. 6. ghlGser, Gi,eprGiHi>
eentrH Der Rational 3abor llninn."
(@shaIten in Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ling in Baltimore

Stein einaiser &ummer tit, GIT abqeipannt
su isin, um Der @rGBe beS Nnaenblifes az
entlpreGsn, iener @taaicttat III ermanaeln,
peIGe nGttta lit, bic 0eifer ~aufeinanper rfa,-
gen 3u MAIDEN. Die erogen GretaniGe in Ger
@eHAidte Fnb niGt bic. pelde nit @latateu,
MuifeOyps. Seuerperfsu, pross1iunen u. benz
6urrab unb @tpr a1er 3eitunasn Hail
to the Chief oneefinbiet nerben. Sur
EbOrsa lIub es, bic ben 8alon anltaunen.
Die rabr6oit 9ru6en Greigni1e nerben in Der
Stttle 9ebpren. NlS Dor 1866 Sabren Elm
neueS &t&t a6er benz Grbball a~ufaina, mar
elm Stau feline WO6nume uub Niemanp por
5I9e9eH ols bic Weiien 3 &0ni1e aus benz
Undergraduate, benen Sic au alci6en in bie1sm
Gaue DE ebre tabsn. DEM iM febe nt6t
an, in nuem GrnIte BEN Ser9leih an ,ieben,
Der Mrbetter-G Cn9res, Der felt @cntaa IN
bieler Gtabt taet. 1T Der Beeinn, niht elmer
gum l1ntsrltseen bsttmmten 9tebe(ipn, 1on-
bern elmer ReSOlntiOn, bic beltimmt III, bic
~aeleQlhaftlt6en ;3ultdnee Der Ser. Staoter
nsu 8u bilhen. Die Mrbsiter bieies 9aubea
buben au LANCE eeidlafen. Bie prin3sGir
9UrnrGshen i'm aiten MGrhen i'm 0alalt'
NIT 6phfaat mt &G@en Elm Sabrbuneert in
S6laf perlanfen liest, ateei@loden Don oe'
NubenneIt our6 Gle unseteure Dcrnenbede
eerem Sta6eln SeOem ben Gineang Strtpeb'
rem, 70 baben Die Qrbeiter Deaetirt, einEranut
leben aefIbrt, tpabrenb Die Yolititsr brauBer
an pollen Tafeln Iaben unb Der G6laftrunf.
men la&ten, bic ie bur6 bic Dornenbede be,
parteten pom freisn SetenSssnuB abselperr'
buttsn. Mber enblih fommt Der fa6ne 8it-
teriHngltns, er laBt i4 niGt l6reden rurd
BITE 9Ornen, CT branst it6 btnein, unp feb
ba, bic I9redlt@en Gtadeln p~ertpanbeln I'D
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bic 2tsuuna ses W2r. GcpnrI.

@btlabeGptta a, "a. Qus, Samss
80. Sccpel, Spre6er bes Staatsieuut bon
Stem Seriep, peIen SanOIuusstreile bic @abl
zines Republican, 6en Ser. Staten Senuturs
I'M leBtrn @inter Ser6tnbcrte. Bat Elm S6retz
Ben an BEN GSenins Seleg. geridtet, In mel
dem CT pas GUnfitutipnsamenpemenf pslGe5
Der lebte GpnsreB paltrte autbeiBt tuo Iaat;
SD Der1pre6e in elmer Grtralbung, penn
cine iOl6e berufen tperben ic(lte, meme S&uI'
btsteit ais Republifaner alen 6rd9en 9esens
Gber, peI6e uufgcpUrfen werber mtS9en, su
tGun; IotpObl nm meim @ertIen sa berubt>
gen, alS audi meine 6reunce unS Gprltituen~
ten sufriepen 3I Itelcn.
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Nf1gs @eRsNirnirien.

Bbeelina, "a. gIus. Die SoGnoue
Staats.G OnDention welhe 9elfern In Warterse
burg ta9te, ncminirte Sol. Sntitb fir bas
@ouSerneursdmt, s. %. &ennepY fir bas
Nmt zines StaatsiefretGrs uno SIR. &tGarDe
ion fir bas zines 0enerdlsAnpaltes Gin
bunbert uno 1e6,ia Delcsaten tparen onreIenb
unp cOnIereatipe Se1aldHe murSen angsnpms
men.
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Observation-Disclosures WIcEDr WrnanWels, Ml0iliui
dmnsffirf.
New Oorf, q. Nusuf,-Die 3a6.
mtttaasseitunsen perSfentIi@en Die fUl8enbe
&abelpepeidC:
GlOrem3, %. Plug. 66nts 8tttorGma:
nuel BAT elm Oetret %erlalTen, In pelGem er ale
politil&en Tla@tlinge uub @efansene purh
bas game 2anO besnabt9t. Dteles OeFret
I6liebt Wla33int unp SteIe onoere tpentger pro-
minente Griltrte Elm.
Meapel, %. Mhg. Ser 8eri6t, buB
0aribalbitm Searife tanb ST retgntren rar>
be bon benen in N6repe eefelt, pel6e tpenn
es pabr mare, Obnej3 peifeI rorum ptfen mfg
ten.
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@ou Canada.

Suebec, %. pug, Der WeneralgVus
Derneur piro biels Staot tunftig gu ieiner
8eIoen3 MAIDEN.
Man er;partet ncH INNER meitere GelG(tt-
ouna pur6 bic Seuter, uno eS werpen fort
ip66reno 10000 Ntann all ben Gjren;en IN
8erettI6ait 9ebalten.
Die @rsbsAGcciattcu lit chen auf einem
8slu6e in Saebec unp er9Glt bort bon itrsn
Grlesen eiuen I6Snen Gmpfaae.
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Sas selbe Sisb:s auf ssnsm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
@pbiIe, "a. Slug. Der @enlacrla OBJ
Ierper pom 81. 1ast, Rap paS 9. ct. Sano'
uenbppt Mnscata am 20. pom Stto 0ranoe
Dor jenem 9afen antam, NIT 70 0s'betfeber'
franfen am Bprp. Der Doctor mar bsreIts
aeltprben, sssy..
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Dr. @. 6. 0Obme,
prattil6er Nrt unO @ebnrtsbeIfsr,
RI. 60 o EaHttte 0trr .
UbtrbaIt.. Grtter Str. uIn2lh
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0lmutS Disqualification @lefDr GmauueIs. Msossini
dmnsffirf,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14
Allegheny Cattle Market.

SlTr, June &.
CATTLE. The market during the week
was active, with a good demand for home
purposes and a fair inquiry for export. The
number offered was larger than the previous
week. being estimated variously from 800 to
900 head. The market opened at prices
current at date of last report. Before the
close an advance was established. The re.
suit was. drevtrs were Jolly" and disposed
to be in n good humor with mankind gen.
orally. As usual. the principal advance was
on the bett, desc ipii@ '.whilst, on the other
hand, rough stock attracted hut little atten-
tien. Several pretty heavy dealers were or
hand this week. The result was some good
round parcels were disposed of on Eastern
account. The principal offerings this week
were from Ohio, a few only from Illinois.
and one parcel from Iowa. The current
rates were S. 2599 90 per cwt., being the
extremes. The principle portion OF the
transactions were between these prices
The number disposed Of since our last were
739 head, against $40 last week. being an
increase of 1863 head. The market closed
with the advantage on the side of holders.
HoGs.-Bein1 u of season, there was
nothing done worthy of mention. A few
punches were disposed of for butcherinR
purposes, at prices ranging from 80 90 to
$40 90 per owt. Large operators in hogs
have turned their attention to something
else, some time since.
LAMBS. There was q moderate demand.
Prices have undergone no change; ranging
from ~ rs to 81 90 per head. as per quality.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14
The Crops In Illinois,
} Alton Telegraph says :

The Alton Telegraph says:
We we're informed by a farmer, thi. morn.
ing, who lives between Alton and Edwards
| vile, hat since the heavy rains which have
fallen within the last few dsys, the rust has
begun to affect the wheat very seriously. II
the rains should continue it is feared all the
whest where il has grown very heavy. and
stands thickly on the ground, will he ruined.
The Morris Advertiser says:
The crops throughout Grundy County are
10 oking very much better. The wheat, OF
which there is q limited area growing, has
been wonderfully improved by the late rains.
The oats look very we'll. Corn. though very
backward, il now looking very well. In
some places replanting has becORe necessary
on account of the seed failing to terminate.
The Freeport Journal, of June 9th, says:
The reports which come frem the differ.
ent parts of the country give promise of
fully an average crop. The recent rains
have very materially improved the prospect.
But little winter wheat was SOW in the
country last fall. The breadth of spring
wheat is not large, but what there is of it
promises we'll. Oats are looking frst,rate.
aud tho warm weather since the rain is
bringing the corn forward rapidly.
BELvIDERE. The weather has turned
more OF the craving order, having got
through with the cold nights and drying,
cold east winds during the day. Crops now
appear to re coming on finely.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14

DISASTROUS FIRE AT MARTINS FsRRY
-DEsTRUoTToN OF SwARrzs' AoRIcUL.
TuRAL WeRKs "A most disastrous fire 40
Cured at Martins Ferry, in this County,
on last Friday night, by which the extensive
Agricultural Works of Swartz & Sons were
entirely destroyed. The fire broke out
about IL O'Clock at night, and in a few
minutes the whole interior of the building
was a seething mass of flames. Two engines
were taken over from Wheeling, by the
fremen Of that city, and succeeded in pour.
ing such a food of water into the office as
enabled the proprietors to get out their safe
and all the valuable books and papers of
the firm.
The building contained twenty.three
threshing machines, ten cleaners, and
thirteen tbreshers, complete and ready for
shipment, valued at about 80 600, beside q
number of others in process of construction,
and a great variety of other agricultural i'm
plements.
The loss is estimated at about $40, 900.
Eessrs. Swsrtz & Sons had but recently
purchased Mr.. A. D. Rice's interest in the
works, and the loss is crushing upon them;
but still we are in hopes they may soon re.
build their works. which we're an honor to
the town and County.
The FIRE is thought to have been the work
of an incendiary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14

The Masonic CELEBRATION ON THE
ODD. W. understand Mt. Pleasant, Jacobs
burg, Woodsfeld, and perhaps ether
lodges, have determined to attend the
celebration of St. Johns day. at St. Glars.
vile, on next Saturday week. As already
announced, the grafton will be delivered by
Rev. s. Seigfried, of Licking County
Vaus' Cornst Band. of Wheeling, will
furnish tho music for the occasion. The
fraternity are making extensive prepare
tons to accommodate their friends from
other Lodges, and altogether it promises to
BE- one Of the most interesting and imposing
demonstrations Of the kind ever held in this
part Of the State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14

CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. Gardner,
Hemmings & Co.'s Circus and Menageris
will exhibit on the Fair Grounds this
"wednesday afternoon and evening. The
exhibition is said to be q very fine one
The Wheeling I%ntelligencer, Of yesterday
morning, speaks as follows of their per-
Torrance In that'city:
The circus and menagerie now exhibiting
on the Island. drew a very large crowd Of
people tog ether yesterday afternoon and
evening. The performance yesterday was
first class. They exhibit again this after
poon and to night. No doubt they will
draw together q large crowd.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14
UnIon County Conventien.

Pursuant TO a call Of the Union Central
Com miftee, the Union voters OF Belmont
Co, o met in Convention ut st. Cisirs.
vile on the oh day Of June, 1866, fCl the
purpose OF vel, ct M Delegates to represent
Belmont County IN the Union State Con.
v%cniion, TO le held in the City Of Columbus,
Wednesday. June 70, 1866.
The Convention organized by calling
Hon. Isasc Welsh 10 the chair.
On motion. a Committee, consisting Of
John Is. Longgley, Alex. Branum and
Hon. A. 9. Rsmage we're appointed to re-
port Delegates to the Union State Conven.
ton, and reported the following Delegates
and alternates:
DELEGATES. ALTERNArEs.
DR.. II. West, Hon. b. s. Cowen,
Gen B. r.. Cowsn, Solomon Hsgue. =
Col. Jno. T, Mercer, Capt. W. b. Kirk,
Cyrus Mendenhall, Julius Armstrong,
Hon. Isaac Welsh, Jos. 7: Arrick.
Hon. G. Davenport, Hon. John Patton,
Col. G. L. Poorman. Lewis Boyer.
which report was adopted.
On motion, the above delegates were au-
tborized and instructed to confer with Dele
gates from other Counties in the 10th Con.
gressional District, aud arrange time and
place Of holding the Congressional CoDven-
ton, and fix the basis of representation
They were also instructed to confer with
other Delegates frem the Third Sub Di-
vision of Eighth Judicial District, and de
termipe time and place of holding Judicial
Convention.
The Union Central Committee organized
by appointing Hon. Isaac Welsh Chair
man
All the Townships, on call, were .repre-
sented, except Flushing, Goshen and Kirk
wood.
On motion, it was determined to hold the
Union County Convention at Belmont, on
Saturday, July L, 1855.
By order of the President.
ALEXIS COPE, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14

JEPsoN l. Son are getting ready ia
build rapidly. They expect to build two
handsome store rooms City feet deep.
We believe all the parties building are
determined to give our people good and
spacious business rooms. In building they
should adopt high eeilings-at least twelve
feet. O. Avrl Trrrr
Jspsons expect to complete their, in 81.
months.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14
The Health OF senator sumner.

The Health OF Senator summer.
We regret to see by the following paragraph
from the Worcester Spy that Senator
Summers health is seriously impaired:
For several weeks past the impaired
health Of Senator Sumner has excited the
anxiety Of his friends, who have urged him
TO leave the scene of his arduous lsbors for
the sake of relaxation and rest. He suffers
at times from severe cerebral and nervous
disorder, aggravated by prolonged mental
efforts, and preventing sleep without the
aid Of powerful narcotics. Mr.. Sumner is
reluctant to leave his pu5licduties at a time
of 80 absorbing interest, and overrules the
advice Of his physicians and personslfieDds.
hs Is still 70 the prime OF life, and has
him. who trust that he, will slight no
precautions needed to prolong. a life capable
of rendering 80 great services to the country
and the world.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14

Sr. CLAIRsvILLE AND WARNocK's
PfKE.-The County Commissioners, at
their recent session, granted the petition
for q. Turn like to Warnock's Station, on
the Central Ohie R. R. Messrs. Jesse
Barton, David Brown and r. 8. CLARK were
appointed Commissioners, and Mr.. Saul X.
Ruggles Surveyor, to view the proposed
~iprproyement and report upon II at the
September session OF the Commissioners.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14
Progress on the Pacific Railroad

Ad,ices received iy The Commissioner Of
the General Land Office show that the
Eastern Division Of the Union Pacific Rail.
road has been completed from Kansas City,
up tho valley Of the Kansas river, to the
v~iciaity Of Manhattan. for a distance of enc
hundred miles on the main line whilst on
the track from Manhattan to Fort Riley,
an advance Of forty miles has been nearly
finished. with an adequate supply Of rolling
stock.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14

seSrNorIoE TO SUBSCRIBERS. All of our
subscribers ,eho find their papers marked thus
ID on the margin, after their names, wiN
understand that their subscriptions are about
ext, and that they are requested 10 rene,o.
All papers are stopped ,rhen tho subtcrip-
fsn empires.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-14

Qua farmer friends will End at our Of.
fee, for gratuitous distribution, copies. Of
the address Of Mr.. Kippsrt on Agricul-
tursl Education. lin English and German)
and Of the Premiums and Regulations for
b s)Seventsshth Annual State Fair.