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LOST!
a PRoMISSORY NOTE, made payable bS 7. "
n Jones' of Shreveport, Louisiana, dated August IL,
1850 and PAYABLE two months after date to the order OF
the New York Betting and Packing Company, for
eight hundred thrty-eght dollars and seventy-hve
cents All persons hereby warned against trading
NV s81 npSr as Ill TT still tIs property pf thR Original
nazse WILL AMsON j LEV ISEsE.
AGENTS arH a84orarTs for
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Dagmant Of claims accrued 6zEore Lie war except oH
6he establishment Of persistent loyalty, passed.
After elabarate proceedings on 1od5aa affairs E1e
Senate adjourned
House in committee of the whole On civil expenses
NJ 1SchQGeG opposed faysaer approximation fUg the
eaptei he had no idea the capital was going to re-
main here lie abused the Baltimore aa3 CHIC Rail-
road Theappropriatien includes orer bal augalliou
for improvements bereabcag Also, survey Of Atlantic
and Gulf coast quarter Of million; survey OF s0atE
Florida ree3 taeH5y- th5'San& Also, tesf shou
sand for the marine hospital at ous9ta forty thou
3aad for the removal Of wrecks in h9 Mississippi rTeF.
Section six directs the clerk Of the House to salecs
papers in the anepreseDed States uoE exceeding one
IN each congressional district, publish treaties and
btFs, III rate exceeding dollar per square OF
eight hues. The discussion developed the fact That
the o3ees is 10 foster loyal papers throughout tbs
South. Recess
Miscellaneous.
NV Yo8E, February 20.-WecEly cotton state
meut-~EaG9a Of tie week IL 010 baIes: receipts DO.
II 00t oat@e exports DO, 657 bales stock 0H hand
aud on sNpooard 4o~ s~atl 234 roo bales receipts
at all The ports SINCE Sewcnhev lsg I62 300 against
l,235, ,00U 33v tha corresponding rer0d last wear
TnILAD&LPfttA FeDrnagy 29-&enra9 <or5 was
shot dead in l2HeE ov la a."o Of the Eal whom II
was alleged FL s~s raped in pill !asf
HA8HISalo&, February 2o.~A deeratioa from tao
Boston Board OF Trade had interview with Seerae
tary 1IcCuioch relative 10 the depression Of trade
ah pbu,liDg, &c.
It appears from the communication Of tire President
the Senate that The gross proceeds o srlzed cotton
were twenty-five m!jors sales u miscellaneous
property one million eight hundred tio3sand; rcats
a a1as #0ncd property nearly q haH million; other
gac@pgs T#o million chree hundred thousand total
ihjrty~fve millions. Nc. profs 10 tho United States
twenty millions
I i conceded that the Senate will pass eLertnans
bill u5Gh House amendments The increased strngency
6ey red by Wilson's and Shoabarser's amend
mems Ie attributed to SrevaHs strQt2gg. l. is ger
adv ri
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-31

second rebellion you will nnd it a very
different undertaking from the organ
ization Of your first rebellion. Then
there was no organized or unorganized
military force in the country to resist
your efforts. Now we have a large
army that obsys tie iaw and will not
fight under the flag efa usurper, and
we have in addition to that army over
million Of veterans of the last war,
seven hundred thousand of whom are
now organized and ready to meet rebels
and Copperheads whenever they shall
undertake. their second rebellion. ~ +
The Washington Republican dis
claims. on behalf of the President, all
responsibility for this threat. ,swe pre-
sumo Tom Florence, of the vagabond
Constitution, is the author of it.
We re print the article elsewhete in
this issue. Hts
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Notice in Partition.

LNRANCis BOGGS and James Bsegs, whs reside in
l. selmsp, County, Ohio, and DAVID T. Boggs, who
resides III The County OF Davs and State Of Missouri
will take notice that Margery Collins and, James w.
Collins her husband did the 2Sth day Of cembs
1886, file their petition In the Court OF Common Pleas
of Belmont County, Ohio, demanding partition Of the
following premises in BELMONT Seunty, Ohio, 70 viii;
First Tract Bounded and described follows; Be-
ginning the w, corner Of Sec. i7 TIP 6snd Range
8; thence with said Section line f. 126 $40 perehey 10
possibly the point OF n rock thence NJ. 10 deg. w.
IS perches TO post near marked black oak, in the
line of John Bells land; thence w. 10a perrhes 10 4
cornsf fsst yohn Bell ID: snHhngtnthp Sseiion
limo hencesisa said iAe Soalh ESQ peleA iSihk Ascs
Of beginning; sconsinipg 1st acres oi land pPis or
less, M -. M, :. .g,,. =, 80.
ship and Range aforesaid, Beginsins Tor tho same 81
a white oak, standing in Aaron Newpor's line nsaF
his spring rum thence ea deg W.T. poles 10
slsndRg the line OF the above described tract,
onthe Eastside thereOf theace ~ 90 poles 10 snGnT
tree masked n, standing aesrA sses,b Sebs Asnh
thence 100 deg w "a polesso d atske aud corner of
the aforesaid Lashs ne thence 8. with said line d
his corneri thence f. 10 310 perches TO Aaron New
ports corner thence 8. 20 deg E. "a perehes - 1hs
place Of beginning; containing 50 acres, be the same
more or less. ,,5a..'.,.!.t II .-t4n,
The above described tracts Of land being the sahie
premises that were conveyed TO David Boges by sam
uel ShaIpess and Rebeecs sharpess his vile by desd
bearing date the list day Of April 1si and recorded 10
Book "F pages $40 and $50 Of the Records OF Deods
Of Belmont County Ohio reference being had thereto
wiL mole fully sppear+ p rfnrfSsT .sETssY
The sad defendants are notified that at ls Februafy
Isr isez ofshs Gsarsoi Somsos risfs IN sss "
iiloAer.- Collins and IHmeA W. Cslliss, her
,ses., sis0ciJ sIffli7t 'DANFoRD q KENYON,
Dee ~, isssssw q i Apys for Petitioner.
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A Comment ON the Supreme
Court Decision.

Gen. Haipine, miles O'Reilly) an out
and out Democrat, thus writes concerning
the recent Supreme Court decision:
We think II would have argued larger
statssmanship, and sounder spirit Of con-
stitutioaal Interpretation for Judge Davis
and his associates-forming as they did q
bare majority Of one over Chief Justice
Chase and the others who dissented-to
have abstained from disturbing this ques-
ton. 1t tweuld appear better, certainly,
not to have exposed every Captain to per-
secution for having cut away some spars or
masts, when only by SO doing could our ship
of State have been saved. 1t would have
been larger and grander course, We think,
for the Supreme Court not TO have pried
microseopicAlly into the mere technical au-
thority or want Of authority, for acts per-
formed 10 the highest fury OF the late rebel
lious stsrm, but to have pretermitted the
matter altogether, rs q cause arising at q
time and under Circumstances OF which the
strict letter OF the law could not bs held
competent to Judge. tV
Itwas not BY the Supreme Court, by any
means, nor BY any machinery OF legal red
tape, that the late monstrous iasurrection
was crushed down and strangled. II was
striking wherever it saw . foe, and resolved
to do anything and everything that might
bs necessary to save the country. In Z
word, il was not by Judge Davis sud biz
ermined associates, but by Stanton and hi.
Generals and AdmirAls that cur Govern
msnt was preserved during its late DAYS o.
trial; and had nothing been done, either il
the rebel States or in the late loyal States
save BY such breaking nsehinsry q The cu
prsms Court holds at its commsnd, We var,
4 potsntly believe that the Supreme Gear
itssIf would other be 40 lslser in sxieleucs
or heldisS its ses.ions sonswhegs @ e''thi
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DIR. OHAS. R. SANDERSON
lFrom ths sleabsnyI IIl. 0a.s.Ae /. !

from the SleubehV ins GAzene. I"
1--WE would call attention to the advertisement ei
Dr. sanderson This is the 6ith year the DR. has visit
cd this section dyrng the summer being employed dur
and his suceess in The treatment Of Chronic and Snrg
cal diseases unparalleled in the annals Of medi-
cal science He is constantly performing the most df
hcult opcrstions knswn to surgery and yet Tor hve
years not single case has terminated fatally, Among
which are Wm. ysh Horn, Of Csrrollon, both legs
drawn double for 80 years tendons divided and limbs
s,raigh,ened Isaac Bafger Cadiz, diseased leg tor
n Fresh water, ayiile Cancer st The
eve covering tie face ,eys snd tpnf renewed and "a
rapid recovery also Mrs Kelly Of Bekire blind for
I'VE sa.,ass e ssy'Aipe ls sensysd and md
most daring and sgccessfu on record. Mr. Long
pronounce ed incurabie; Dr. 8 sssssteby Dr. Wortman
Of Csd,z made an neision 5ipches in depsh aud re-
meved portion Of The internal surface of the saeru
oihers il the ease OF A. swihart Of New Philadephs
necrosis OF the cniuu OF years standing whose case
hsdbesa prenenncsd surely and speedily fatal by his
attending physicisns, and majority of Surgeons in
from an operation DR.. D., ~ his request being ts
only chance for life, removed q large portion o. the
skull hone on he upper lind right aide oi his head
loAsibE the Dnss Msles and Brain exp0scds iarse
amount OF Astlet was discharged and rspid reeoS
cry soss ss%sst 81 z Tss,s
'As sslsa, and NEST skillfal Surgeons ei kAsops O
d. q can So coasa,,sa q wAssnns, ofsm House
he istk fsh and o0h and Il Assuksnvnk. City Hosol
Aa sls cd, cd and sfk 81 every asniA dsriag 1eos
n es&sl .ssald ssnah Llal.a.l u a..AL. .s.la,ll
|0aANBERRIxs. very nice lsxsry. sss ssls ~
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% tbs spirit Of treason and rebellion
that has controlled the Democratic
party, since the imbecility OF - /, "last
OF the Democratic Presidents" per-
mitted the leaders Of that party to in
augurate the slave. drivers rebellion,
seems insatiatc; and, not satisfied with
that rebellion, tho leaders of the party
are beginning to talk about insugura-
ting new one. A recent issue OF the
Presidents evening organ at Washing
ton threatens that, II Congress, in the
way provided by the Constitution,
shall impeach the President, then the
rebels Of the Southern States and the
Democrats Of the Northern States will
.resist the efforts Of Congress and in
augurate another civil war, to sustain
Andrew Johnson In holding by force
the Office of President. And OF this
Infamous threat, the editor Of the st.
Clairsville Gazette says; "THAr's ruz
TALE" El
We viii just say 70 "the apostle Of
peace who presidcs over the columns
OF the Gazette, and to all others en-
dorsing bis sentiments upon the ques
tion, ofrcsistancs to the legitimate 40
lion Of Congress, that the people o
A <..t. -.
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obituary.
MRS, WARREN TaoHNBERRY.


Died, on Saturday, the 18th inst, Mrs.
Warren Thornberry, Of Belmont, Ohio, in
her 6Sth year leaving large circle Of rel.
atives and friends who mourn her loss, and
miss her love, but hope 10 meet in courts
above. le *
Farewell my dear Mother,
The time Is at hand,
When we must be parted ~
From this social band.
Our kedeemer 10 Heaven
Hath called you away,
Separation is neediul
Aud we must obey.
Kind friends and relations, i
Cease your grief and pain,
May our sorrow and loss
BE her pleasure and gain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-01-31

The table on which the Declaration of
Independence was signed has been for years
in the Pennsylvania State Librsry 1t Har.
risburg. The resolution Of Dol. McOrsary,
sffsrsd few days sincs, 70 have the Han
cock chair removed to. Independence Hall,
In Philadelphia, called out ! resslution on
Friday, from Col. Quay. TO have the table
also removed to the Same place. The table
is an ordinary old fashioned locking affair,
with aoms half dozen small drawers. and
now occupies an unobtrusivs position in one
corner OF the State Library. The rsselu
tion for lie removal ives psssed.
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Notice in Partition.

CARAH MEcHEM, Mary Mechem, Ellen Dsnfora
~ and Samuel Danferd her husband Nechem Moore,
sarah rE. M0eIs, oi Belmont County, Ohio, Nsehas
Moore and Jesse T. Mechem- Of Noble County, Obie
Edmund. Mschem, Rachel Danford aud Milton Dan
ford her 'husband, Of Marshall County, Iowa, Edwin
hischem and Ann tjarrell ef Appanoose County Iswa,
Wihon Mechem. Sarah l. Mechem, Rachel A, .bsugh.
erty and Samuel Daughery her husband Lucy A, Belt
and Thomas Belt her husbs ad off Marshall County, H.
linos, Jacob Moote of Monroe County. OHIO, Abner
Mechcm'ef Brown County, Indiana, Naomi Gregg OF
Bartholomew County, Indiana, Gewgo F. Baldwin.
Mary l. Baldwin, Conrsadell @. Baldwin sHd Wbens
Bsdwin, Of Jefferson County, lows, widow and heirs
Lewis Mechem of the County OF Belmont and State Of
Ohio, did on the 95,h day OF December 1850, file his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont CO.,
Ohio, demanding partition ofihe following pr emiscs m
said County of Bemot, Ohio, to wit: Ia the district Of
lands formerly for sale at Maretts Ohio, bounded and
described as follows The w half of the 8. w. quarter
Of Sec.%- -Tp S, Range 4-eon;anng ~ acres and a.
100 OF an acre-together with that part OF the N. E.
quarter Of said section lying and being the South
side of Capiina Greek. and the West side of the
Piney Fork oi said Capna Creek, the centre Of said
Capna Creek with It's meandcriugs, beng the North
boundary tfpre0t--containng 10 acres, more OF
less. Aso,S acres and 6-lD0 OF an acre; beginainF
Sec. 81 Up. S, Rahge a. running thence ". yea perches,
TO the middle Of Captna Greek, 70 IO0 reds,
thence s. 222 perches, thence f. 7Si00 rods TO the
place of beginning SAID lands conveyed by Miten
Dsniord and wife TO John Mecheui BY desd q JSns
4h, 1855. F 4FS tA'frH9 -
The sad defendants are notified tina, :. the nsxt term
Of the Coar OF Common Pleas Of Belmsnt County,
made Of said premises, and thai the dover interest Of
the said Sarah Mechem therein be set of To her. "a
lDANFORD. g. KENN@N, Au'ys for Pst'r. q,
December "a, 1856. .-ew f ~ 'f
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lgo1 aTHn gcs sh14MHus ! ,3 w
WQQl9l Manufacturing Co.;


A MoNG the enterprises in our State richly deserv-
n ing encourassm and patronage is that Of the
Columbus Woolen Manufacturing Company. This
Company was organized in 1851, when . large and
substantial brick manusctory was erected at the foot
Of Mound Street, just across the canal bridge. The
capital stock WAS at first Se00e0 II has been gradu-
ally increased. and Is al present S75,0 ,0eO. ,ss
For the last or six years the Manufacturing Com
pany has been is now III iOurishing and pros
porous condition. Its business has been extended; its
and its manufactured goods in constant demand and
meet with ready sale For this prosperous and in
creased business in the Manufacory tho Company and
the public are mainly indebted 10 Bruck, ESQ, the
had the general overssh, Of its Rfairs, has aged
them with singular fidelity sprudsnce and sagacy q
To give idea of the auount Of business done In
the Msnufaetsiys IL uses up sIihuslS about 1S00o0
pounds of raw wool aud makes 10000 yards OF cloth
annually. The good lactared are purely Of wse,
and consist principally Of plain and fancy cassimers
doeskins sasnets, plain and plaid hannes, blankets
aad stock king aims Thsse hre sold t wholesale 81
retAita thssoi6ce In the Manuiacsfy.-s I, stksSf
There are In the ManufactoIy sets Of machinery,
daily The number Of employees Is hty-six, about
half Of whom females. The wool used 10 pfn
cipally procured in Ohio, some Ia brought from indiana
but none from the East The enterprise Is, In all re-
spects, strictly western one gFff sgNk =
As such, and especially - home enterprse, 10
claims upon citizens are parsmonnt while the
qualities Of its goods superior for wear and dura
bility those manufactured In the East fer this con
elusive reason-that they wholly free from cstor
or shoddy. So thought and judged the COMMITTEES OF
for they awarded seven out 81 the nine premiums offer
cd on such goods 70 tho colambss Weoien 'Mannfac
Ths above goods can Be found Al The following es
Patton. Frint Naye, n. Meyer L. r. Hoansno ~
iAl7.1y Il. ...ti ita1at ht't f.,l-fs T{t'F
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,l5gNotioe. . g5|SS

HANNAH DICKSON and Benz. Dick ksen her husband,
IL Matilda Smith and Nathan Smith her husband,
Delilah Hunter and Annisted Hunter her husband, who
reside in Louden County, Virginia, Reason Williams,
who resides at ST. Cathe rines Canada and the follow.
ing named children of Moses Williams; deceaseds-
Iheoderic. Aaron, Harley, Lot Moses, William and
known, and the following named grand. chdrsn whose
place OF residencsis unknown; Harriet Jenkins, Ar.
that on thesSh dayaf Iausa Sc David sDe selma
Executor bf Moses Williams, decd Med in tho Court
oil ComgonP lnsnt Ccupiy, ohio his petition
against the above named deiends md others heirs
ataw lesateesan devisees Of said Moses Williams,
asking Tor cshsrnctisn Of tho will Of the said Mosas,
and that the Ceuri direct him such Exseutor In the
Payraent and distribution of the woney remaining in
his hands afeh fiias seaemelit among ie different
claimants thereof -"
The defendants are requysd to appear and answer
said petition on Of before the Cd day Of Msrch'next
DAVID DESEI,NIS. Executor
of Moses Williams, deed.
81, CLAI! KELLY, Au'y for Pepr. ,t,.,-'.,.,,,
Jan TO- I561s6w oN'tSEG ~
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mia 4 ss2lcrd q lis tenant. ssfSsnk yor' -
.id JssIs "for I'm blessed Il a. Fiisr
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ST. CLAIRSvILLE, o.:
Thursday, Jan. 81, 1862.

an eommuaicsuons intended for insertion In The
psrer, es spe. sssssss seating V the Office, sheuld
s- addressed, "nsLsesr cnssE-.s, sr. clArsvrLLs
on-ns a
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Pefftion far PartitiSn'

Jacob Jarvis ets Isaiah Mitchell, Han.
Hsnneh Alitehen.i1 C6duts, Ohio, Thcmpson Wilson,
Eliza J. Wilson and Catharine Marsh, OF Noble Co,
will take noice that Jacob Jarvis and others did, on
the 9Th day OF January, ls7 file their petition n the
Court Of Common Pleas OF said County against thei
the object aud prayer (which petos thit Partition
be made OF the following premises wit About nins
10y acres of land part OF the Northeast quarter Of SEE
ton 81, Township p Range ssin the steubepyjs Land
District being the whole Of the real estate of which
said Philip jsrvis died seizedt and suopesi said de-
PENDANTS and the petitioners, hers Iaw of said
Philip Jarvis, decessed snd that said peion will Be
for hearing at the May Term. 1857, Of said Coptt . a. -
: .t1r LEWTON SHEPHERD, An'ys for Pscfs.
January IL, lSeL.6w -
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Amendatory Order.

We do hereby order that the Spring Term Of the
Court OF Common Pleas, in The County of Monroe, in
the I'd Sub Division OF the Sth Judicial District Of Ohio
cpnanenee in said County, ps folio 40 wa. 4.
Monroe County, March 26th, 1867. - = FsA A'3tA+
Done a. st. Cairsville, this 18th day Of December,
-''' MOSES NJ. GRANGER, Judges Of tho
WILLIAM kENNoN. JR., sth Jsdicial
GEo.SWs MCIEVAlNE, District Of Ohis.
STATE OF ONO Il, T. r. MITCHELL, Clesk Of the
BxLnosr Co. IS. Court OF Common Pleas, in and fer
said County, hereby certify that the above il
copy Of the original now on file in my Office
Witness my signature and the seal Of said
..,'.' Court, at st. Cairsville, this ls,h day Of
SEAL December A. d 1s68 " '''''
.''''.. rrr, 49,, J. R,-MTTcHELL, Clerk:
t-f - IL - 40 dsU
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nIss PsissIlla /. AIs1aHaeE

HAs la.. ''esiysd new and fashionaSls ssss,s
sosNsTs, nlasoSp AND vRinhInss
Of al kinda siyiss and vsrsty tsras 70 suit svssJ
enc who nay lsvex hst win tkeis psirsnsgss READf
MADE BoaNhslh siwsys On hand shs is slss yrs-
CnILDRnn,a sonanrs AM nxrs.
win nsssnsss ~ asps'sA which sAAne' iAil = lssss
s.sss IN e.. 'ssa lssly sss.s.s<sy I p. nes.ss
y clsissviis. pth4vA
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House and Lot for Sale.

T OFFER FOR SALE House and Two Lots al
Il Glencoe. Belmont County, Ohio. The house is q
new one-story frame, with two rooms Lots under
fence Suitable for any person desiring carry any
sp1si ''~ " caHsLps M.coyl i
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A N ORDER smendstory 10 the order m sde q, anss-
n Sille o., October 2sh, 1855, fixing the sinss fer
holding Courts in the eth Judicial District Of Ohio Tor
the year 1867. 70 . .5t..f..
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AIT u HK@'
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY |
,1I'5 n 51w 81

'tNow located in new and better plaes,)
CAN sssb,sined xkeasssss-o OF stsry style and price.
ss S "a e csS ;aN
PICTURES si cslshrisiss AI,ysys gu sA)s.ss
Building few dosss West Of the Tfeaseses's Cfbes
D. Clairass. Rsoms en- krsi aoos.i sflie ,95l,l,qpg
0psa in all hiads Of weather myW
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0aANBEzsrrA vsy ais. '.zsy. 's,:.s ,, y.
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"A Frsssb sisp.fsA sssss the. the YES
q q si.a I 9 ss.ssis s0s'a be- 'sA ssss ~ s'ss'
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4. Among the distinguished arrivals in
Washington on Sunday was the advent Of
a stranger in the persen ETA yeung daugh
ter at the house OF Secretary MeCulloch.
Superintendent Kennedy, Of the New
Ysrk Police, and the World of that city,
have got into controversy about the gram.
matioal construction of an "erder" issued
to tho police by the Superintendent. Ken
nsdy writes TO the editor Of the Werld, II
certainly have no objection to being oriticis-
ed by a capable hand but save me from
enc whs misquotes, and vho cannot even
render the word n,ortuis correctly, .To
which the oompositor, who spelt "mortuis'
ss . mortius replies Desr Kennedy
In order that your grammar and the World q
Latin should be correct, 10 oaly needs that
u and should change places. "a 'si',.
The largest man in the United States
House Of Representatives 70 Mr.. Baldwin'
Of Massach usetts, the smallest Mr. Jobs Il.
Starr, {" twinkle, twinkle, little star % .ci
New Jersey the tsllssu "Long" Johu
Wentworth. Of Illinois; the shortest Mr.,
Brandages, of Connecticut; the handsomesl
man, although there is much dispute OF
this point, is perhaps James q. Blaine d
Maine. n "a vT F,-,rFT
1.-The wound IL Mr. sswara's head. ire
oeiysd At the tims Of the assassinl ltion, hal
only closed over within : recent period =
Trepanning was impsssibls. swiag 70 III
situstion on the sids OF his skull, and nov
the brain at that point 70 snly prstsotsd b,
thin prmor Of Hash, ss 9 ~. y, ~, =. 49, ~ s
-spsaksr Collar Is suffering ftOn ssr'
throat. -, =,
"A French aispsfsk stslss that the YES
:.l gi.h Ss.ssts assssa Ass isis shss soss
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The Russian Telegraph Line !

The Russian Telegraph Line is
progressing with gratifying success.
A gentleman by the name of George
Herman, formerly O telegraphic
operator at Cleveland, and now in
the employ of the Company in
Siberia, writes that the fierce tribes
in that region are friendly to the
undertaking, that the topography of
that country is highly favorable to
the construction, and that residence
there is not so disagreeable as has
been pictured.
There has been an official inquiry
into the killing of private King, of
the twenty-ninth infantry, by Lieu
tenant Egbert Olcutt, Of the same re-
giment, near Yorktown, on the 11th
instant, in which Olcutt and two
friends were riding. The party in
sisted that King should allow negro
to act as driver, and his objections
were quieted bya bullet through his
head. The rapport of the court of in
qiiry is not yetpubhshed.