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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
A PardOned Conservative.

1t seems that one L p. Milligan, one of
Vallandigham's Sons Of Liberty, who was
sentenced to imprisonment for lifo for treas
enable practices during tho war, and re.
Gently pardonod, has received a welcome
from some men of like minds with himself,
at some place in Indiana. and read a written
speech of which tho following passage is
reported
Among the greatest sinners against
Gods righteous will were Lincoln, Brougb
and Morton, and though he was not prone
to believe in special providenccs, their fate
was otherwise unaccountable. One had
been summoned to tho bnr of retributive
justice with his sins unreponted of. An
other, covered all over with the mildcw of
debauchery and wrapped in exhalatiuns
from which buzzards would turn their Of
Tended noses, carried to the grave the i'm.
press Of infamy, while there yet remains
one of the Goddess trio but the plague is
on its westward march, his limbs are smote
with the blood of crimo, and tremble under
their load Of corruption. Still he prayed
that the Governor might live long enough
to realize in this world, rather than in the
next, that God is just. He renewed his
adhesion to the Democratic party, and ex-
hortcd his hearers to maintain the orgahiza-
ton of the party, though cowardly men may
have shrunk from the boldness of its truth,
and ATTEMPTED to corrupt its ritual and con-
stitution.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
A short and Instructive Con-
VersatiOn,

Postmaster General Dcnnison was impor-
tuned to day by an Ohio C%opperhead to APP
noint q friend of the same persuasion to a
Postmastership in that State.
lis the person you recommend a good
Union man ?" inquired the Governor.
oh, yes; he supports Mr.. Johnson's
reconstruction policy" replied the Copper
head.
This reply evidently did not suit the Gov.
ernor, who asked,
But how did your friend vote at the last
Presidential election ?"
For Mcclellan" was tho response.
well" said the Governor, I'VE amt ap-
pointing any Mcclellan men to Office Just
now in this Department ."-[Wash. Chron.,
May 30th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
An Affecting Scene--A Child
Taken Away From Its Moth
CIR In the MOrgantOyyn Court
II0uhe.
From the NIorgnntnwn Nv " rnstl

From the NIorgnntown wv. " rosrl
The last day of our Circuit Court exhibit
ed a scene the like Of which has never been
Witnessed in our County before, and which
it is to be hoped may never be Witnessed
again.
Ii occurred in the matter of the habeu,
corpus granted at the instance Of ClaIk
Everly against his wife for the rendition OF
the body of a child born to the parties r,ol
TO their separation.
Saturday last was consumed in the exam
ibation Of witnesses touching the character
Of the husband and his fitness for the custo,
dy Of the child. 1t was u very interesting
little babe, only about fourteen months old
and called forth the warmest sympathies OF
the By.standers;
Ths mother resisted the application on
the ground that her husband had voluntarily
abandoned her shortly after the child was
born and left her at the house of her father,
(James Lazsell, OF this County, and had
made no provision for her maintenance since
that time, (about ono year ago) and that
the child was Of delicate health, and ofsuch
tender years that il required that attention
and care which a mother alone could be-
stow.
But the court gave judgment that she
buouIu uelNcT the Chllu 10 tue IAtneT.
1t was then that q scene occurred that
.leggars description. The mother pressed
her infant to her breast and chung with all
the ~tenacity Of lite to the object OF her fond
hopes. Her loud sobs and agonizing shrieks
sent such a thrill Of sorrow to the hearts of
the by-stsndels as only the voice of woman
IN distress can impart. Tho husband en-.
dsayored to wrest it from her arms, but
could not do il, when the Sheriff stepped
forward to 0 Irry out thu order Of Il Q court,
and succeeded 10 obtaining the child. The
loud cries of the mother thus doubly widow
ell, wsrs heard for several squares from tho
court house. ~ she was led away supported
by her father and brother. The world TO
her was indeed empty, aud she coald OK
claim, with lady Maxwell, Fats, drop the
curtain; | can lose no more
We do not know whether this is law or
not but suppose II must have been so, or
the Judge presiding would not have so deci.
ded!. ~ il is, however. il is q burning
shame on American civilization to thus
tear from the mothers breast a child 10
yong. and We think that in this country,
where il is or boast that al that Is honora.
bic and courageous in man, bows before the
virtue and affection Of our women, that the
law should be amended by tue Legislature
90 as TO at once remedy the evil aud prevent a
recurrence Of such heart rendering scenes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 90.
REPORT TO II SENATE ON RECoNSTRUCT1or
The Union Senatorial caucus was in SEES
sion but an hour this morning. The renert
of the committee was submitted 10y Mr.. FEES
sender, and it so we'll embodied the conclu.
sions which had been reached in the caucus
discussions, that it was adopted without ma
terialcbange and brought forward IN theSeh-
ate by MIR. Howard, who. on, account OF Mr..
matter. 1t will be observed that the amend
men, differs in some important respects
from the proposition passed by the House
" weeks ago. The principal change is
hat of the third section. The House pro-
position. it will be remembered. disfran.
chises rebels till 1870; this. it will be seen,
does not restrict suffrage, but office holding.
The new clause in the first section, defining
citizenship in the States, as we'll as in the
United States, is regarded by everybody as
a very important modification. 1t is under
stood that the caucus also agreed to recon-
mend such a change in tho reconstruction
enabling act rs will admit the rebel States
to representation rs fast as they sanction
the proposed amendment, aud conform their
Constitution and laws thereto. 1t is believed
il this is done, that Tennessee at least, will
be admitted before the close of the present
session. The amendment, as it now stands
in the Senate, received the unanimous vote
of the caucus, land will receive the votes of
at least thirty four Senators, while at tho
most, there can be but fourteen against it.
The prospects are that it will be acted upon
in two or three days, as there will be- no
speech making on the Union side. 1t is
locked upon with much faver in the House
by all the leading Union men, and will be
adopted by a solid vote as soon as it passes
tho Senate.
SECRETARY STATIONS SPEECH IN Ii
SOUTH.
Secretary Stanton's recent speech is not
very fayorahly received by the Southern
journals. The Richmond papers. with a
single exception. denounce it. The Dispatch
calls il a lame and impotent production. and
adds: "Contrasted with the outspoken
manner Of Secretary McCullech, it is con-
temptible." The Enquirer finds q warm
side in it for the Radicals, and says hat al
together the Secretary's speech took more
care of himself than of the President. The
Wing. while stating that his spe ,ch lacked
the unresrrve and heartiness of Secretary
McCulloch's, thinks that Mr.. Stanton is
ION the right way" The North and South
Carolina journals assail the speech vigor.
ously.
GOVERNMENT GOLD.
Notwithstanding the immense sales ot
gold by the Treasury during the month.
which amounted TO upward of $50. 600 900,
the Secretary still has on hand about $40,-
000, 900.
OUR GUATEMALA MINISTER.
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, the newly an
tointed minister to Guatemala, received his
instructions to day, and will sail for thai
country on Friday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

THE city Of Orleans, in France, still an
nually celebrates its d,liverence from Ems.
lish rule OF Joan of Arc The celebration
this year was brilliant. There was a mill.
tary procession bv torchlight. The Mayor
and other municipal officers waited on the
Bishop, who, surrounded by his clergy,
stood at the cathedral door. Tho Mayor
then handed to him the very orifamme, il
is said, with which the heroine moved the
hearts Of the soldiers I, enthusi. Sun. At
the instant the Bishop received it. the tow.
ers were illuminated as il by magic.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

PRoP, GREENE, Of the Maine Medical
School, recently performed a rare but effec.
tive operation for the cure of that distress.
ing complaint, neuralgia. A lady ifty.three
years Of age, who had tried every form of
medical treatment without relief. applied TO
Prof. Greene, when he eiherized the patient.
trephined the jaw and cut but q piece of
the dental nerve. when the lady was at once
relieved from the most %excruciating pain
which she had suffered continually for years.
Such is one OF the triumphs Of surgery.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
shadows OF a Ceminx Ev.u,.

The declining health of Judge Wilson, Of
the United States District Court OF the
Nortbern District Of Ohio, has raised an ex'
peetatiou Of a vacancy, either by resignation
Honorab!es Columbus Delano, Rufus p.
6paldiug, and John A. Bingham, are candi-
dates for the expected vacancy. -lCin. GAG.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

The Rhode Island Assembly met on
Tuesday to i%naugurate General Burnside as
Governor, There was an unusual demon.
%s,raiion on the occasion in honor OF the GEN
eral, the militia Of the State being in Inns
and the town being full of visitors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

la bis autobiography, published 10 1854,
General Scott ascribes his success to the ia.
1asDce Of his mother
II. in my now protractvd career, I have
sehieved anything worthy OF being written,
saything that my countrymen are likely 10
honor il the next century, It is from the
lessons Of that admirable parent that / do
rixsd the inspiration.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

A NEW police regulation has gens into
ehect In chicago. All persons found loafng
IN the streets, who eau give no reputable
sccou9t Of themselves, are arrested and
lodged in the station, houses.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

a fFrrsBuhaEa was challenged TO axht
q due: lie did not fsht, but laid the mat.
ter before the Mayor, aud the challenger
was arrested.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

SDoRErARY HARLAN reports the value
OF existing live stock in the diffsreus States
at $l,l02. 7S4, 344, in the aggregate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

Tho course Of study consists Of SINGLE AND
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOKKEEPING, In Stock and
Partnership Sets, Wholesale and Retail Merchandising
Commission, Compound Company aud Joint Stock Bus-
ness, Banking, Commercial Paper, Commercial Law,
A large Hall is now fitted up for the Telcgfaphic De-
partmeni exclusively. where advantages win be So
cured superior 10 anything elsewhere in The West. lib
the best reputation. Having also the favor and patron.
aye OF the leading Telegraph Officers throughout the
West, SITUATIONS for graduates can readily be secured
The Tuition Fee il only about ONE HALF thar
usually charged In similar Institutions; while the cheap
ness OF living, the numerous educational advantages Of
the place, and the comparative absence Of temptations
TO vice, are Important considerations.
We do NOT GUARANTEES situations 10 our graduates,
for Il 10 beyond the power Of any Commercial College
to get situations for all its graduates, but we DO QUAR-
ANrkk full and coAPLkrx satisfaction TO our studeps.
RxAEABkn, we are not a " link +" in any body's chain,
neither do we lay claim TO so ABSURD q thing a. I
"patentn on 4 system Of instruction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07

The Tennessee Legisla.ur. has adjourned.
until November IS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
TERMS.

Tuition for tho Full Course, including Business PEN
manslup'
ieleffaphing Course. %
Both combined. ,...... Is
Teachers' Course In Penmanship. .............. rs
To any wAs have dodbts concerning where 70 90 for
o., and And we kavs deceived YOU by false repre-
senlatioas, ask for your tsluon fee, and ii will b, sefaad-
fes full psrdsaiss.. ssad iOft Catalogue md cirsaa.n
ia25-iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
L. Z. g. w. A. Drake

Principals Of the chlrosraphic Department, instructor
in Spencerian Penmanshlp-Plaiu, Practical
and Ornamental-Pen- Drawing, Card
Marking, Lettering, etc.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
a. GARD.

1NHE undersigned. having sold his entire intere., in
l. the Drug Store heretofore doing business under the
firm name OF w r. Il J. J. Pickering, 10 his brother
who now has the whole interest-desires the accounts
Of lbe firm TO be Immediately settled up.
All per'ons knowing themselves Indebted 10 the old
firm are urgently requested 10 cal. and settle at once
w. Il.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
SECRETARY STATIONS SPEECH IN THE
SOJIrH.
GOLD,

Notwithstanding the immense sales IF
gold by the Treasury during the month.
which amounted TO upward of $50. 600 600,
the Secretary still has on hand about $40,-
600. 600,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
ORR GuArEW.rA MINISTER

OUR GUATEMALA MINISTER.
Gen. Fitz Henry Warren. the newly an
Lointed minister to Guatemala, received his
instructions to day, and will sail for that
country on Friday.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-06-07
c.. n. Pond

Principal OF the Tslegraphic Department, aud lna rae
. tor in Practical and Theoretical Tolegraphinx,
Message Registration, Reports, &c, &c.
, 1866-08-23
Special Notices,


u Inc only Physician 9ptctsllst NOW Ia tbs city
thaE can Do entisa'y rallied upon Go TO nts, and not
eauef disease TO remain In your aystom, dsnsurius
yoos mce and body, besdes destroying your happiness
ana fusufc prospects In iitt. Ua haa made pessonaI
dlseasd snd rcTous debility h1s study tor the last
twenty Years, andts therebrs, tho peFsoo whom an
~etea should consult No one overheard ot patient
aS not netng cured since he hss bean In this city.
reputation has vouchers In all .hs city pspes1
aa pauents and tho medical psotessou, both her and
aoload ~ Being the most ak1sd Specialist he.e sn3
thorough uastes at hts Profession II all o,ar. tt,
don't despair; givc him ean 1t Il o,1v r,-o,,o,
occurfrpea With him to cure sach csses. ~. ,,,,.
arc separate for ladies' and gentlemen and III. rms,
complete In tho city. Consultations ttco and con.
ddcnua1.
0face 15o South C1ssks it, corner Of Monsoc4t hal,
& block from tbs Post omce. Post UMce Boz 15l.
chlcago, NJ. o@ee hours from H. m. tosp,m.
Send tor hla "Gulde to He3lth,~ published moa.b,v.
Cree Of charge.
fouso MEs, TAEE Particular Sor1cx.-poc,o,
BEeow desotea much Of his time to the treatment NJ
those cases CAUSED bJ secret habir which rain. bath
body and mind uniting the individual fpr
either business Or society. Tbs sad eaoec ot thcse
eas hahs or the excess OF ripper years. u to weaken
aud deoltate The constitution, destroy tho physcs1
and mental powers diminish AID csehls the natural
Feelings and exhaust tho vital energies Of manhood;
inc pteaaufr* OF lt are mAFrcd the object OF marriage
nussrascd ind e1stenea Itself rendered term OF IN.
eeas'ns misery ana rc7rt Such pessons, especially
'hose contemplating Marriage should ioso no time IN
mahaas immediate application, "a DR.. B. by his new
treatment enabled to ensuss speedy and permanent
curu.
- ohnce, 179 sonth C1,skss, corner Of Aion,oe.t.
, 1866-08-23

Alsrn And aFkhfa % heat snooh hleefs otI cara Az.
t[Hrts.E VII ~, Al &fAA,
MIX. ~ 's >"
&aIO, - ~ | "'' -
Auos-es1es embrace about 1000 bead ~ 3a.so fur
common rough foss, averaging I'll Ms, fod and waiescd
u tfo1 fbF choice smooth iIoga, Averaging 40 NJ
taken from TIC cars,
The market opened lively. Tho weather wAs cool snd
favorable for operations aud u5csa In round
numbers, but the argu tcceipt4 weakened the market.
and pEtcra tcwAt the close, ruled shads lower Dos
ton. Phiaephia and Cleveland buye.a took the bu1k
ot tho offerings. The receipts exceed the demand by
1000 head st number being lelt ovez Insold Tonight
Eales include the following: -