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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Edgar A. Poe's parents were actors,
and In 1910 members of the Park Theater
Company in New York.
The last Episcopalian contains a no.
tice from Bishop McIlvaine prohibiting
the Rev. A. G.. Nicholson, of Hamilton,
o., from officiating as Clergyman in
this diocese.
The London Telegraph says Charles
day, if he were not the first of popular
writers.
The names of Hon. VIM. p. Cutler,
of Washington County, and General
Sprague, of Toledo, have been added to
the list of Republican candidates for Gov
ernor, by correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Gazette.
Bishop McIlvaine publishes letter
from Bishop Bedell, dated, Rome, Jan 1,
1867 being the first letter he had written
for four Smonths. He was gaining in
strength slowly but was In the hope ofre-
covering.
"A correspondent of the New York
Herald says that General Lew Wallace
has accepted the command of Division
in the Liberal army in Mexico.
nt WIG vi ucucIdl EDlChlGS WIlO Dt-
came noted some years ago, in connection
with the killing Of Philip Barton Key,
died i'm New York recently.
David johnson, an old and faithful
Government employee at Mound City,
who for three years past had charge of the
coal fleet at the naval station in that
place, committed suicide last week by
shooting himself through the head
He was well off, pecuniarily, but made
mistake of 400 bushels in measuring coal
u few days since. This preyed on his
spirits, and dove him to the deed by
which he terminated his life.
1T Is understood that Ex-Governor
Thomas III. Ford and Col. Hinckle have
been retained as counsel for Surratt.
DIR. Hawley, the medical examiner
ut the Auburn IN. " State Prison, has,
after careful examination of Lindsey,
the child whipper, pronounced him of
unsound mind, In consequence of spi-
nal disease of many years standing. The
effect of this decision was to cause the
prisoner to pc placed at an avocation that
will not be laborious.
Mr.. Geo. Peabody was seventy-two
years old last Monday.
Gen. Garnt has left Washington for
the West, to be gone two weeks.
John Brown, Jr., son of John Brown
of Harper's Ferry fame, was elected
Vice-Presidcnt of the Lake Shore Grape
Growers Association.
Continued i'll health has obliged
Thomas Carlyle to seek Italy for relief
1T Is said that Hon. Cooper X. Wat
son, formerly member of Congress, has
received the recommendation of large
number of the delegation in Congress
from this State for United States Attorney
for the Northern District of Ohio.
The N. Y. Herald's special says: 1t
Is understood that f. p. Blair, Sem, has
gone to Boston, to induce Gov. Andrew
to accept the position of Secretary of
State. The visit Is by the authority and
!. is In the interest of those who favor uni
versa suffrage and universal amnesty. I"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

THE House Of Representatives on last
Thursday, by vote of Yeas 05, Nays 65,
passed q bill providing that the Secretary
Of the Treasury be authorized and direct
ed to redeem compound interest notes
with the accrued interest, and TO issue
therefor $iOo, 600 legal tender notes,
without interest. The Western men,
bers generally voted yea, without regard
70 party. t.f. ....t ...,t. -.
The N, Y. Tribune, insane on re-
sumption, attacks the majority ferocious-
". II calls the legal tenders lies, "
says the Northwest rs insolvent, that Mr..
Stevens Is In the employ Of the National
Banks, and presumes the bill will be put
through the Senate under the lash Of Mr..
,shernlaa. .,s,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

The Senate has confirmed the follow
ing Ohio appointments: Eugene Howell,
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the
Eighth District of Ohio ID. +. Coolies, do.
Eleventh District of Ohio; George j.
Anderson, do. Ninth District of Ohio
William Slocum, Assessor Of Internal
Revenue for the Tenth District Of Ohio
James M. Meibling, do. for the Fifth
District of Ohio. oa .isl t 81
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9foai Autiffs.
Probate Court.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow.
IN ing named Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians have filed In my office, Mt ~. C1ars-
Vile, Ohio, their accounts and vouchers for set
tlcment, to wit:
David H. Howell, Guardian OF Mary Ann,
Charles j., and Emma stewart.
Rebccca Lupton, Executor OF Morris Lupton,
deceased. I1fUI' -f. .t....
Il. ]. Templeton, Guardian of Sarah E., James
A., and John =. Templeton.
William 4. Henderson, Executor OF Matthew
Henderson, decd.
John w. Cater Executor of John Cater, decd.
r, William i. Meek Administrator Of David
Smeaton, deceased. i-t.'t
Richard b. Reynolds, Guardian of Harriet d.
Garrett.
Robert Claudy, Administrator of Bulah Berry,
deceased. fal f w
Mary Ann Wiley, Guardian of Samuel p,
Sarah W., and Robert II. Wiley.
j. g. A, Z: McCrew, Executors Of Finley B.
William NJ. Campbell Guardian of George A.
Campbell.
The six first above named will be for hearing
and settlement on the LIST and the remaining Ave
on the I'd days of March next.
DAVID HARRIS Probate Judge.
February 7, 1867,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28

increase in heat. A large number of per-
sons have already satisfactorily tried the
experiment, and the use of the plates is
likely to become general In thislocality."
The cost Of the experiment Is q mere
trifie.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-02-28
Belmont Common Pleas
Petition for Partition

Jacob Jarvis, ct al, THE said Isaiah Mitchell,
y Hannah Mitchell Iohn
Isaiah Mitchell & Brewer and Annie NJ Brow
Hannah MitGhell. I er, of Guernsey County, o.,
rine Marsh, of Noble County, Ohio, and Samuel
Marsh, of Monroe County, Ohio, win take mo-
tice that Jacob Jarvis and others did, on the 9th
Court of Common Pleas of said County against
them, the object and prayer OF which petition is
ises, TO wit: About nine (9 acres of land part Of
the Northeast quarter of Section "a, Township
Q, Range 8 in the Steubenville Land District be
Ing the whole of the real estate of which said
Philip Jarvis died seized, to and amongst said
of said Philip Jarvis, deceased; and that said
petition will be for hearing at the May Term,
1867, of said Court
LEwToN 4 SHEPHERD Att'ys for Pet'rs.
January IL, lS67-6w, -
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New YoRK, se.-dold closed at 1891.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
AMUSEMENTS.

THE OIYNPIc.-The enterprising managers
of this theatre are still catering handsomely
to the popular taste, and with excellent
financial results. The great star now before
the public is the acrobat John Denier-he
who astounds the public nightly in his great
feats on the tight-lope drawn over 81.
Charles street. Mary ABeckett, the beauti.
ful balladist Mary Anderson, the new and
graceful danseuse, have made favorable
impression. Then the old established COM
pany, with Mike Bryan, the Mayling girls,
Frank Raymond. Jennie Beckett, William
Carleton, Albertiua, Johnny Redden, and
Louisette, are a host in themselves.
TIE RUTH.-The man would be ruthless
indeed who would refuse his need OF praise
to this handsomely fitted up and popular
concert hall. The amiable proprietor, John
P. Becker, beautiful as a full moon, lends
his resplendent countenance to the enter
taiument, dispensing by his many Gany,
medes nectar and amhrosia in the shape OF
splendid lager to his admirers.
| TEE METROPoLITAN.-Since MessrS. Ohear'
don, Bean & Co. have taken charge of this
theatre a more varied programme has been
furnished than heretofore. Julia Dixon
Minnie Collins, and Molle Cherrle are the
leading female stars. James Brogden, one
of the best Irish comedians IN town, ORear
don on the tumblers, Manifold on the banjo
and Pierce and McVeigh as funny Ethio
plans, present a bill nightly which draws
| tnll houses,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
NUMBER Il.

the steady upward course of prices puzzles
the the streets. Sub-treasury receipts, $685.
600; payments, S., ,4O3, 900.
NEW YORK, July l.-Gold 1881.
New York Markets.
NEW YORK, July Flour dull, state $40
II, southern So 75@l5 so. Wheat dull.
Corn dull mixed western new 81 O5@l OS,
old 81 81. Pork from $50 9502l. Lard
duIl. Cotton dull; sales, 900 bales middling
uplands 26g. Freights firm.
Foreign Markets
LONDON. July, l-Eveniug.-Consols 945
five twenties 723.
LIVERPOOL, July 1-Evening.-Cotton :
closed easier, but prices are unchanged.
Middling uplands, Id: mlddling Orleans,
lid. Sales, 10000 bales.
From Southwest Pass
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 1.-Alrived, steam
ship Raleigh from New York on22d, to j.
Connolly & Co. Went in tow, ship Kersage.
Weather very stormy.
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Gettysburg, July !, 1858.
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U ~. District Court-EOn. Il. III. DurelI,
Judge.
United States VS.. VIM. r. Whitaker
United States VS.. T. P. May. The grand
jury on Saturday found true bills of indict-
ment for embezzlemen, against these defend
ants upon several counts. The bail was
fixed and given at $4,000.
Second District Recorders Court
Jenny Carter, colored, was arraiened
charged with stealing sos froM Wm. Lloyd,
No. Jas Baronne street, on the I'd of June.
Jenny was remanded to await the action Of
the grand jury in November next. Her bail
was fixed at $3.50.
George Harris was examined for assault
and battery on John Gaines, colored, on the
corner of Liberty and Dclord streets, and
also sent before the grand jury. Bail $3.50.
Charles Davis, colored, who misbehaved
| himself yesterday in the street car on Canal
| street, was fneu $50 or thirty days in the
parish prison a warning to all persons not
| to do likewise
| Third District Recorders Court,
| Louis Goodheart was fined S5 for an
| assault upon Officer White.
| George Bingham was placed under $500
bonds TO keep the peace toward all man
kind, especially Louis Goodheart, as Louis
was afraid George would " hurt him.
Madame Lavoir was fined $40 for dis
turbing the peace. She only spoke u
piece 10 her In r-band loudly and sarcasti-
cally.
Edward Murphy, John Henry, and John
S. Ross were each fined $40 Tor making
night hideous with their orgies.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

The Washington Intelligence says the
treasury department will be aDle TO meet
all its obligations maturing the present.
year, without augmentins the DEBT or re-
sorting to loans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
UNITED STATES Consulate GENERAL,
HAVANA, June Is, 1867,

william P. Kellorg Esq, Collector of Customs,
New Orleans, La. F:
SRI have your circular of the 18th ult.,
asking for Information respecting the
public health at this place.
There is good deal of yellow fever and
smallpox at present in Havana ; some
deaths have occurred by the tolmeT at Or.
Belot's hospital in Z. Regla, opposite
Havana, and on the shipping. No deaths
have happened as yet OF men belonging to
American shipping l understand the dis
ease does not present thus far malignant
type in the city just the reverse; the dis
ease is yellow fever of mild type.
The smallpox is prevailing to a serious
extent; though not pronounced epidemic
many deaths have occurred from it,. The
board Of health for this port have, till with
| in q few days stated at loot of their bills
| that " some cases of yellow fever exist
| will keep you advised from time to time
| Of the state ofthc public health.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
THOMAS SAVAGE,
| Acting Consul General.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

Englands Belgium, Turkey, and Egypt,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
Governor Wells and Mayor WitheIs not
to be Keinstated
Horace Greeley Before the Judiciary Committee

WASHINGTON, July /, 1867.
Senators and representatives are arriving.
There viii probably be quorum on We'd
nesday.
AdministrAtionists say the president will
restore the levee commissioners; that be will
not remove Sheridan, and will do nothing
for Governor Wells and Mayor Withers, of
Mobile.
Minister Campbell has arrived here.
Horace Greeley was examined before the
judiciary committee to-day.
WANDUM.
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
TIIE SURRATT TRIAL
THE EXECUTION OF MAMMALIAN
EXCITEMENT IN DIPLOMATIC CIRCI Bs
INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS YESTERDAY
FROM RICHMOND
Refinement Of the Remains of A, p, Hi
FROM SAN FI.ANCISCC
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Aew Orleans Republican.
Official Journal of the United States.
HEALTH IN OUR NEAREST FOR
EIGN PORTS.

From the following letters addressed to
Collector Kellogg our readers will be pleased
to know that those epidemic diseases which
are so much dreaded by our people have
thus far assumed very mild character in
those ports. At the same time too much
care cannot be taken by the authorities in
preventing the importation Of disease in
any form:
UNITED STATES CONSULATE, |
MATAMoRos, June IA, 1861.
VIM; P. Kellorg, l So, Coil-e'or OF Customs New
Orleans, La.
SIR-Your circular dated 18th ultimo was
received on the 18th instant, and with refer:
ence to the inquiry therein contained |
would say that l have this day been in.
formed by DR.. Casats, secretary OF the local
sanitary BOARD, that since the first OF Nav
(ultimo) there have been reported by all
the physicians of the city seven cases only
Of yellow fever and but two Of smallpox; Of
the former four cases were entirely recov
cred and three are convalescing-ol the lat
, ter one recovered and one proved fatal.
None of these cases have occurred among
the shipping in the harbor.
The cases OF yellow fever which have oc.
| CURED thus far appear to be OF verv mild
type. and the general health of the place is
| COuSlucIcu gObu lOl lIlC ocd'Oll, 1ANNS ~ ~
| is feared should the present excessively hot
| weather continue that later there may be
more sickness.
1t will afford me much pleasure to com
municate to you from time to time any thing
| in regard to the public health of this place
| which may be of interest to your board o
| health, for which the health officers Of thi'
place have offered to furnish Inll and accu
| rate information.
l am, SIR, very respectfully. vour obedient
servant, HENRI U. HALL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
A LIBERAL LEGIsLATUEE ON AN
EMPTY TREASURY.

We are indebted to q friend and sub
scriber for the following list of appropria,
tions made by the legislature Of this state
at the last session ending March %, 1867,
which ne says has been taken from the acts
as published. Considering the bankrupt
condition of the treasury, that it is not
able to meet the demands against it for
salaries of officers, 10 better proof can be
afforded of the reckless extravaganza of
that body than in voting these large sums
of money, when they must have know
the condition of the treasury, and that
they could not be met. 1t will be perceived
that the cost of the session, for payment OF
members, officers, and contingent expenses,
amounts to the snug little sum of two hun
| dred thousand dollars. This does not in
| clude printing and salaries of officers fixed
by law. Taking the whole term Of the
legislature, it may be estimated the people
have had to pay half a milton of dollar;
alone for the privilege OF the N etng o
| that illustrious band Of patriots, who cen
sumed more than half of the whole session
in dcyising ways and means to get rld
| the constitution of 1854. That item of cX
pense, however, may be regarded as but
drop in the bucket compared to the evil
financially and politically entailed on tn
people of the state by the acts Of tina
body.
H IL, a.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

Especial Dispatch to the Republican,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02
BY TELEGRAPH.

].
Especial Dispatch to the Republican,
FROM WASHINGTON
SENkTOrS AND REPRESENTATIVES ARR Wing.
The Levee Commissioners TO be Restored.
GEN. SHERIDAN NOT TO BE REMOVED.
Governor Wells and Mayor witheIs not
to be KeInstated
Horace Greeley Before the Judiciary Committee
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

GEN, SHERIDAN NOT TO BE REMOVED.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

The Levee Commissioners TO be Restored.
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Il ROM RICHMOND.

Refinement Of the Remains of A, p, Hill
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FROM WASHINGTON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-07-02

SENATOiS AND REPRESENTATIVES ARR Wing