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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-18

GnS.' J0Hr q. LEE. OUR NOMINEE FOR LIEUT..
GovRRHoR.--The State Central Committee did q
happy thing last week when they gave us Gen.
John C. Lee for Lieutenant- Governor, vace Gal
loway declined. Gen. Lee is resident of Tiffin,
is q lawyer by, profession, and is a fine public
speaker. He commanded the 55th Regiment Of
Infantry, and was b gallant and accomplished
soldier. On the bloody field OF Charlottesville
he greatly distinguished himself by his skill and
his heroic bearing. Onr Belmont boys who were
with the 18th Infantry In that action remember
him well (pcssibly they were both In McLean's
brigadel and we have frequently heard them
speak of him In the most enthusiastic terms
Gen. Lee, I'm answer to a telegram from the
Chairman of the State Committee informing
him Of his nomination, accepted In the follow
ing lacouic dispatch: "Thank you, gentlemen
and the Committee. The nomination is accept
ed % 3 ~ n faHfn 4N' 4sa PSI isl ftt N.f
~'.rIfy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-18
Gown and County Hfws.

As- Union County Convention at BEL
an ont, "wednesday, August =, 1891.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-18

IMPORTANT TO JUSTICES OF THE PEAcE.-The
Prosecuting Attorney calls the attention of Jus
tices of the Peace and other officers authorized
to take recognizances to the provisions of an
act passed March Q, 1867, page "A, volume of laws
passed by the General Assembly of ohio. The
act repeals Sec. Q Of the Probate Act in force in
Belmont County tswan and Critchfield's Stat
utes, vol 2, PIP. 122. and vol. 55 Ohio Laws, 1855
page ls7.r Under the Eresent law, persons eharg-
ed with of1enses texcept those, the punish
ment whereof is capital, or imprisonment I'm
the penitentiary, or those Of which the original
exclusive Jurisdiction is vested in Justices of
the Peace or Mayors mnst be recognized to the
Probate Court. IL y. .ss-A- ~ e-+ --s '-. 'r
Justices should familiarize themselves with
theseR Rctss or frequently the guilty must go un-
punished Only last week weheard an attorney
remark that he Intended TO have a man released
from jail on habeos corpus. Possibly there was
no doubt Of his guilt, but he must come out,
simply bscsase a blundering Justice OF the Peace
had recognized him to the wrong Court.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-18

RESOURCES!
Notes and Bills discounted. ssseil 70
Indebtedness OF Dlrectors..,....... .....4, 8,l30
banking House ,;,..-.-.....,..... 5000
FURNITURE and Fixtures. 780
Cash items dncluding Rev. Stamps)... 1894 20
Current expenses. 334 on
Due from National Banks....,..,...... l7aSS %
u. q. Bonds deposited with U. s. Treas
ofer, TO secure circulating notes. ....... l04700
u. S. Bonds and securities on hand ... 37,I5O
National Currency on hand ....,.....-., $500
Specie VI w. dA' !" ................ Its 50
fractional Currency .................. = 10 ei
Legal Tender notes +" ....:........-.. l3,s0S
Compound Interest notes ON hand,....- leo
Total resources sssi,o2l 81
10, 81 LIBIIfrIEs. .5 VS..
Capital Stock 100000
Circulation 1ess amt on hand, s437).. S956S
surplus fuItu, 1900
Individual deposits. S87S2 10
pne 70 Nati9iiai 8aAks,,,,...,-....,+... LOIS IS
Total Liabilities ..........,,.. ,2saO2l "
k&-3w II, @. WEInAY, Gssfitsr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-18
J. M. y. CIR ATTY.
Insurance Agent, Bellaire, 0.

ID EPRESENTING THE OLDEST AND MOST
II wealthy Companies in the country.
Fire. Cash ASSETS.
Etna, Hartford 200 900
Home, New York ESQ., 600
North America, Philadelph ia .......... $4,000
Hartford, of Hartford rd.~................. 900
Lorilard, New York. .. $1,000
Enterprise, .... 200 200
Home, ......................... 100000
Life. Gtsh assets.
Mutual Life, New York S22 600 900
1Etna Life, Hartford. 49,. ................. 6,000000
Charter Oak 4" .......,......,........... 3,OO0OOO
Northwestern Mutual Life, Milwaukee 2,700OO0
Travellers, Hartford Qife & Academy. 100000
To those who seek rsltable insurance these
companies offer unsurpassed Inducements. De-
taehed Dwellings and Farm Property insured
l,,I on the most favorable terms. Losses equitably
given to applications for insurance. ~ 4
jyl8 j. NJ. S, CRAFTY, Agent
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-07-18

Thirteenth Quarterly Report or the First
National Bank OF Sc. C1airsville, Ohio.
Shouting hs condition on Me morning Of ne Jara
IltT I Monday Of JSty 1857.
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In beutl6cr Spr06e
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ti1et.


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Etaccrsrt'x. Y 8 vOlun,ser:Institnte
t.s IRrapw1r
An AID or TIE DESTITUTE AMI
ORPHAN SONS
a. rur vslunsper
80 o. - ID - ~ - s.
AMI SAILORS.
GRANr AILIrAkY
PROMENADE NcsRr AND PRE-
>ENTa iiOS
Wis ~ xss.s u the Nv Yrrk s,.ts
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thursday Evening. April 4ih, 1867.
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UGo to Jcrger's for good clothes
and cheap.
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The halnnc. 10 consist ~ the toll
lowing articles. VIZ Works Of
promia4n. Authors. Engrsvings
Of distinguished pe-sonagss. Au-
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Music Bees. Photograph Al
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pins and Finger Rings, Cent?
Fob Chsins, Lsdiss' Gold Watch
Chains, Lsdi.s' and Genie Rid.
ing Whips. Emblem Cards for
Parlor A musement PsrIor Orns.
men.s. Pictures. Frames. wH.
ting Cases, Kid Gloves. &c. &c.
sc. amounting 20
Il sking 10 the aggregate $50, 600
presents. valued q 81
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Justiccs' Blanks.
A GOOD supply Of Justices' Blanks con
- stantly On hand and for sale low q the
COURIER OFFICE.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26
INCONSISTENCY OF A. 7.

When Congress passed the Recon-
struc'ion act, Andrew johnson, IN a
long and vulgar message, vetoed the
Bill alleging that it created military
despotism, declaring that it gave the
military commandants Discretionary
power to will anl to do whatsoever they
would, When Congress passed the bill
over the Presidents voto, he acquieseo
and announced that he would faithfully
execute it as the law Of the land. But
since Congl ess has adjourned he has
turned nullifier, and through his attor-
ncy general, Mr., Stansbury, has con.
strued the reconstruction Act to mean
that the military commanders have no
power, save to be subject to his imperial
wil--lhat they are not vested with any
authority to interfere with the local civil
governments, let them be ever so vile
that they cannot remove any from Office
nor fill vacancies, &c, &c, to the end
of the chapter, and in pursuance OF this
opinion, he is about to remove General
Sheridan and restore TO Office the refrac
tory rebel officers " HON that faithful and
gallant General displaced. In view Of
this manifestation OF the spirit of nulif-
cation, it is right that Congress should
conyene at once, and whilst they expound
the law to him, let the Committee on
make note OF his recent
conduct.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SherlG''s Sale

DY virtue of writ of Venditioni Eyponas,
- is ued Cut of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Greene county, and to me directed thers
WILDE exposed to public sale at the Court
House in Waynesburg, on
SATURDAY, 27Tn DAY OF JULY.
next, at one O'Clock p. NJ, the following prop.
erty, viz: All the right, title, interest and
claim Of defendants of, in and to certain
tract Of land situate in Monongahea town
ship, Greene Co., Pa, containing one hundred
and nineteen acres more or less, about so
acres of which is cleared. Adjoining lands of
Benjamin Maple, John Minor Samuel Minor
and William Gray, and others, and has erect
ed thereon log house, weatherboarded, lor
stable and other out buildings there Is an
EXcGlaat Orchard on the farm.
ALSO, Another piece OF land situate in said
township, beginning at course on the creek
thence by lands of Thomas Boards heirs, five
perc hes thence by lands Of Noah Hartley
3 perches to u course thence up the creek
1925 porches thence by land of Thos Boards,
heirs "A perches to n post by sycamore.
therce down the creek by the same 3 perches
to the place of beginning, containing one acre
more or less.
ALSO Another piece Of land situate in said
township, beginning on the coal and board
line, thence by said line o. perches to a stake,
thence by land of Noah Hartley, perchcs in
the creek, thenceby land same s. Yerches
to the place of beginning, containing one acre
more or less
Taken in execution as the property Of the
Whitley Creek Oil Company, at the suit Of
VIM. Phillips,
G;2G-3t. HEATH JOHES, Sheriff.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

ler's statement chat ON the night of the
first attempt to rob Mr. Dlnsmore. babe
came on to town aud weGt to her house.
Mrs. Creacratt certitics in the mos. posi-
tive manner, upon the strength OF her
diary, that Babe was there every night
from the 9th to the oath OF November,
and that during that time he was on no
evening out laIerthan half past nine o.
clock, yet have the authority Of Mr. H.
Taylor, and Robert Charlton jr butchers
OF this place, both of whom are genlle~
men OF unlmpeachable veracity, for say
ing that at about two o'clock on a certain
market morning within that very period
they met him upon the street on which
occasion he stopped them and asked for
a cigar.
This statement which they are ready
10 certify, if necessary, completely dis,
poses of Mrs. Creacrait's testimony,
fortified as it might have been by her
diary, and shows that of all defences that
Of an albs is among the most unreliable
In the next place the fact that Fogler,
In his confession, mentions having ap.
piled to James Montgomery, on the eve
ming Of the murder for powder to load
the pistol, after having already provided
himself with cartridges at the store OF
MIR. Dougan, is dwelt upon as clinching
proof that the confession cannot be true.
Mr.. Montgomery defantly asks, III the
pistol was loaded with cartridges, what
did Fogler want with powder to load it :
The answer to this is easy. Fogler, as
is well known, was a man OF limited
means, and IN procuring the cartridges,
had probably laid out all the little money
he had to spare. In view Of the con.
templated attack upon Mr.. Dnsmore, be
naturally enough supposed that some of
the loads would be discharged from the
pistol and desired to replace them in Or
der that IN case of the arrest the condi>
tlon OF the weapon might not betray his
guilt. Trat this was his object in asking
Jas. Montgomery for the powder is evl,
dent from his statement III the confession
that the reXt morning after the murder
he tried to get balls to replace the two
loads that had been discharged, but was
unsuccessful.
Having said this much in regard to
Mr.. gomery's first attack upon the
confession, must dcsst for the present,
reserving what | have to say in reply to
his second article for another time.
Il r. SMITH
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

We canno lorego the opportunity CT
saying an early good word for the excel,
lent gentlemen who comprise the Res
publican ticket 1t is evident that the
convention in making their choice chose
representative men Men unimpeach.
able in private or political affairs. Hard
working honest men, t;lers of the soil
and dovotees Of the work bench, men
whom the people OF Greene should de-
light to honor Such men our county
needs at present to represent her at the
State Capitol and to take charge of our
immediate trusts. We begin to think
the people are awakening 10 a sense of
duty and that they will yet discern the
necessity of change of rule, if they
wish to rise to level with surrounding
counties in the way of improvements
In the Assembly we want a man that
will talk and act for Free Railroad
Law AT home we want lire, ac'ipe men
to ii the offices, such as are offered by
the party Of advancement and reform -
The days Of logylsm must soon be num-
bered. We strike no contrast between
onr candidates and those who oppose
them.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

IT is nonsense to speak OF ',ho halcyon
days Of the republic under Democratic
rule. In its duration not state was
admitted but to advance the interests of
slavery. No public enterprise exhibited,
the treasury was robbed to fil politicians
pockets, two or three useless wars fought
and to signalize their demoniac spirit Of
revenge for loss of power, they attcmpt,
ed to rum the government by arraying
the South and North against each other,
thus inauguratng civil war which has
no equal in history. The people, Ger,
tainly do not desire to be ruled by Dem.
ocrats.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

lr IS confidently expected that the
Republican Convention TO day at Will
Transport will declare for Gen'l Grant
for the Presidency. There seems to be
no doubt that he will accept the noml-
nation from the party, and, Of course,
he will be the next chief Executive
This has been foregone conclusion In
the minds Of many and is daily being
impressed upon many more. His course
and his sympathies hitherto accord with
Republican principles, deny it who may.
We imagine that ten foot pole the
RAIDS wouldn't touch him with is being
considerably shortened.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

when captured. Mendez was found un-
der the floor Of house and shot. He
asked to face his executioners, but was
shot in the back as a traitor. The first
volley did not kill him, lie pointed to
his head. A corporal put the muzzle of
his gun to it, fired, and he was gone
He was an Indian, and had shot two
Liberal Generals while prisoners.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

A brutal prize fight occurred near the
mouth of Aqua creek, Virginia, a short time
since between two 'bluisers named Aaron
and Collyer. The fight was presided over by
a leading Democratic politician Of Philadel.
phia, named Bill McNIullin, and continued
about two hours and half. Sixty eight
rounds were fought, and at the close OF the
last one Aaron was pronounced winner. The
Democratic politician above alluded to, nOti-
fled the press reporters present, that if they
mentioned his name in connection with the
fight in their reports, he would slice your
ears off when | catch you in Philadelphia.
The manner OF man he is, may be seen from
his speech to the crowd on the OCCASION
Here ii is:
These hyer boys have come hyer to fight,
and have come to see 'em. | like to see it,
and thay'rc going to light on their merits.
am chosen referee and I'm going to caution
them both once-when they make a mistake,
and after that I'll decide against any man who
does it again.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26
'<' 80 ''''"''''S
Maj. Gen. Commanding.

GENERAL SHERIDAN has tocn0phcd to General Grant,
declining to extend tho mo for registration in louisiana
In compliance with tho Presidents conditional instruc
ons tho ground that registration has bocn completed
and he did not feel like keeping up expensive boards to
suit issues coming In ut the eleventh hour lcChar.
accrilcs tho Attorney Generals opinion rs opening tho
broad roOd forpcruy and fraud to travel on and remarks
upon the Presidents bitter Ontngcnsm to tho rcconsruc.
ton law 1faitcr this report tho time Ia to DO extended
he desires tobc notified and would to II at once but tho
Presidents telegram wus conditional
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

ECLIPSE OF JUpIrER's MooSs'-On the 2lst
of August next q celestial phenomenon will be
witnessed, which has only twice before been
recorded in history. The planet Jupiter will
ON that day be seen unaccompanicd by her
satellites for nearly two hous. OF her four
moons, three will be invisible on account of
their passing simultaneously over Jupitcrs
disc, and tho fourth will bo immersed In the
shadow of the planet
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

HEAD orr.-Difliculty having arisen
between the President and his Mexican
Minister, Mr.. Campbell, the latter pre-
ferred 10 resign rather than obey. He's
a poor stick " "'teny rate,' and so is his
master.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

GENERAL Popn, in dispatch dated
the 18th of June, TO General Grant, saws:
1t is untrue that negroes have been ap.
pointed IN Mobile. The municipal cov.
ernment is complete, and is composed of
the best men in the city.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

GEN. DAN'L. L. SIoKLEs, unwilling to
become the supple tool of Andrew John.
son, the nullfier, desires to be relieved
from command of the District of the
Carollnas.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

SWINGING AROUND TIE CIRCLE AGAIN.
The president, having recently return.
ed from tour to North Carolina. is
now CT for Boston, ostensibly to assist
In laying some kind of ''corner stone
of a hotel, we think.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26
nj Office TO THE TAX PAYERS OF

NJ Office TO THE TAX PAYERS OF
~ GREENE COUNTY The undersigned,
Treas. rcr of Greene county, hereby gives
notice that in pursuance of the Act OF Assem-
bly, approved March 8, 1885, ho will attend in
the several townships and boroughs at the
times and places designated, between the
hours OF nine O'Clock, n. m, and five O'Clock.
p. m to receiyc the State and County Taxes
for 1867, TO wit
lsr WEEK.
Cumberland township and Carmicl9ls bor-
ough, Tuesday and Wednesday June 25th
and 2Gh at the house of Henry j. Jennings.
Jefferson township, Thursday, 9th Of June,
at the house of VIM. Kelley.
Morgan township, Frilay, 2Sth of June, at
the house Of Morgan Bell.
Washington township Saturday, Goth of
June, at the house of Clinton Lewis.
2ND WEEK.
Franklin township, Monday, lst day of July,
ut the house of Smith Greene.
Whiteley township, Tuesday, 2nd day of
July, at the house of Elizabeth Morris, New
town.
Greene township, Wednesday. the Sd of
July, at the house of jeremiah Stewart, Esq.
Monongahela township, Thursday, the 4th
of July, at the house of VIM Mestcrzatt.
Dunkard township Friday the 9th of july at tho house
OF Bud MrstcrERtt, Tayl0rtown,
Perry township, Saturday. the 9th OF July, at the house
of NJ. Borrows.
3D WEEK.
Wayne township Monday the Sth of July at the store
Of Rein Colbert
Gilmore township Tuesday, the 9th Of July at the house
of En0ch llcnncn.
springhil township Wednesday, the 10th ofJuly at tho
house Of Edwin fcrrc, New Frocport,
Acppo township, Thursday, the 1lth Of July, at tho
house of Augustus Miller
Rchlll township, Friday, and Saturday tho 18th and
18Th, ut the house of Marjery Bryan, Jacksonville.
4riI WEEK.
Morris township Monday tho 10th of july at Ninoveh
at the house of A. j. Barker
Centre township Tuesday, the 10th Of July, Mt the house
of Il. d. Church. Rogorsylllc.
jackson township, Wednesday, the 18th ofJuy, at tho
house OF 4. j. 0lcnbaugh,
Marion township Thursdly the 18th Of July, at tho
Trensurer's Office, In Waynesburg. Tnos. lanes,
b:og.tln Treasurer.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-26

The Connecticut Senate has passed an
eight hour law. 1t has already passed
the House, and goes iuto operation on
tho first of January next