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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BERp.


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; 81 Ss ss 's ss
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,fs:s. .A.l, =, mad, monthly y: s,.p.y 2!
sy.et q ,hs sonmi..siy EhS receives lhsbssi bsss
.sss Z. nj ~ & 4 s
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then ,he Conml,sary a puaSlo shall have power %
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& 'a.;s :s Il Fir, ys
e.. II ,s.s iS.sE Tsf' and endorsed
sA.Sn 'II...E 4 . fg:s h.i 80 =,
u clock, m on TUESDAY Tho zist day Of Jsnuary
1853 p which time they will be opened for the deliy
sry Of amount Of corn oats specified st the fol-
lowing n ss, post. Y Sh,. Dls.iiet, -.
Eort GeRse-iS, 90 pcuads,
SoT r, sMa Sumner, , Sp, go pounds -.r
Port winaate.Sisj 90 pounds. g...,.
70 deliver monthly the corn Or oats and hay, not on
eceding 200 pounds OF grain and 70, 900 pounds Of
nal! Win TaiieS s.io. troop. x Hsaws ssssSe,
on the Cimatron, New Mexico, for nine months, UNI
less the animals are sooner removed.
The {.is rsaairsd mus. BE- we'll enred clean snd
containing from ioS % Is pounds oicofa. Or from q q
% pounds Of oats per sack. NJ = ~ r. :
Delivery 70 commence on the lst day Of February.
is8, and be completed at the forts msntioned within
Proposals for any quantity less than the whole
smouPt o. gfsin required a any one post viii be re.
Proposals Will DO made ip trpleats with copy Of
this a ycrtsement sttaehsd 70 each, and must 30 en-
dorsed By two responsibls persons thst they will be-
ss.rds e Ssds Of tho
the contractor for the thful performances Of the
81 P .s%. a., q e
ISs I'M 4. reserved by the under.sued % reise.
any Or all bids which he may deem unreasonabe. and
for each post By one fogrth.
and ssarsss 10 The SSisf ausstsimsa.r Of he
O;' sadsr sfs ssaiTf s s1s Getty.
,.,,. Brcvo, Lou. col. sssd S1.Is.ia.:s:r.
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Virginia AGAirs.
The Petersburg Erprsss says


The house Of Mrs. Lueinda W. Cutisr, In Din.
widdis county. vas destroyed BY FIRE last week,
with nearly all the furniture, clothing, DO. The
silver ware. which had beeu In the family prob.
ably . century, was also destroyed.
Ths library Of tho late Mr.. Galu.ia, an Epis-
copal minister, was destroyed By the are at the
same time.
The passenger train on the Southside railroad
due here on Tuesday afternoon, did not arrive
until three o'clock yesterday morning The
delay Vas caused BY one Of the cars attached to
the freight train running od the track near the
western end Of the High budgs. The removal
Of the car caused considerable delay, both to
the freight and passenger trains No one, We are
happy TO state, was hurt.
The Rsgisto, Of Richmond, states that the
jail Of Louisa county Vas burnt last week By .
colorsd man confined therein for drunkenness.
He was the oaly inmate, and narrowly escaped
being burned to death. Tbs building was en-.
tirely consumed.
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Financial.

lay cooKRk CO.,
BANKERS.
FIFTEENTH STREET. OPPOSITE THE TREASURY.
bay and sell at current market rates. aud keep con.
SANITY on hand q full supply Of
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
sEvES.THIRTIEs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
Order. for Stocks. Bonds, &e executed. and Colse.
lions ndo on all accessible points.
sepl-du
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK
WASHINGTON.
II. D. Cooks. tof Jay Cooke I Co. , President.
w. HusrrHoros. Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
l'TH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE rnsAssnr DEPARTMENT.
Government securities with Treasurer United States,
A%oER MILLION DoLLARs. "a
We buy and sell all classes Of GOVERNMENT
| SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THB UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers en- tho MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give CAREFUL A,p PROMPT
ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND YIRNs.
and to any other business entrusted to Us.
PULL INFORMATION in regard 70 GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times ehesrfuliy furnished.
W. g. HUNTINGDON, Cashier,
| wAsHiSorOS, March 70, 1855 MIN -dn
THE S SAFE SE SAh COMPANY,
OF WASHINGTON. D. C.
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CoHGnBss
For the safe keeping under guarantee OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS. SPECIE.
| JRWELRY, CASH BOXES,
SILVER PLATE. VALUABLE PAPERs
PAINTINGS, WILLS, DEEDS,
| STOCKS. MORTGAGES,
And all descriptions Of yaluAbleA, and for the
RENTING OF SAFES,
| inside OF
PRE- AND BURGLAR-PRooP VAULTS.
OFFICE CORNER OF FIFTEENTH STREET AMI
| NEW YORK AVENUE.
DnEcToHs;
liam gHS SS1li " D. GSSss asGsss seI s T Ey
ans b. p. Snyder, Nathaniel Wilson,, ,,.
GEORGE o. EyAFs VIZ RF fs;ISs1 r,.,,nr,,
h, p. SNYDER, Secretary,
oygioE HouKs-Prom O'clock. .. m, to O'Clock
p m. Aul-u
CUT THIS OUT AND SEND 1T TO SMITH d COW
- LEY, PittsburE, Psnnsylvania, for their l,rs
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Steamboat Lines.

NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.
&c. KNIaHT,
JOHN GIBSON,
WI rpn regularly during ,ke winter month: between
town, as follows. Leave New York, from Pier y,
Ea, River, At the foot Of Roosevelt street. every Sat-
High street, every Thursday, and AIsIandria every
Prldayst u m. For freight or Psssase apply At the
a1S sevspteen'h street s'TH SsyS bbspfptms9t
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Hoyarnmant Salsa.
OVEN MINT sALT.

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A zYG0slI5THRER MAgNIIIcRNTIY ILLUS.
tant Physiological Information for Men and Women,
seat free on receipt Of % cents, By addressing the
Secretary Of the New York Medical Uniyersity, No
80 Clinton Place. New York city.
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REvoLUTIos IN TRADE,
LADIES. You can reesive, for the sum Of
OyR DOLLAR.

REVOLUTION IN TRADE,
LADIES, You can reeeive, for the sum Of
ONE DOLLAR,
silk. Msrino. and Alpaca Dresses, shawls, Balmo-
rals Linen Goods, Embossed Table Covers, Watches.
Jevslry, Silver Plated Ware, Sewing Machines, DC.
sead eiubs Of tan more, with ten cents for each de-
s<p<ive check. and the EetteIup OF the club will
esivs pressntvorth oato $50, according toAnumber
seat. Assnn wanted everywhere. Circulars teni
free. PARKER 4 CO., successors 10 GRAHAM CO. ,
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successful mode Of cure as shown By the report Of
eases treated truthful adviser to the married aud
hOss sonismP!s,iua 5%,,rriase wh9 entertain doubts
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Gaisa Ss HS.a. n TSs ' aa,hSf may .
consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which his
book treats, either personal or by mail. Medicines
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This Dispensary Is in connection with Columbia 3
Hospital and IL opened for the treatment Of outdoer
p.tisn... whO .Is supplied with Medicine. Medical
Patlens who are about 70 DO confined and desirs To
DO attended a. thor own homes, but who are unable
10 pay for the services Of competent medical praet
toner, will DO furnished with medical attention FREE
By Laying their names and addross q the Hospital
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DISMAL sx1kp CANAL,

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FrsIy q Sss.a y ss Gs.d s.ss
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STATE. n AL D,mal swamp Canal cSnH.Sy VIII ss
Fra Pfs: s s & the
The bismsI swamR Canal connect, the watsrs Of
asi s q 2:
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as-THE ABOVE sALY HAS BEEN POSTPONED.
uh'i the ID day Of 'hpVSafR hascLLocH s.sr.,.r,
" DEonxBnn s. 1907. def.fS
80. aUoH MocusLo9Hi
> shs once y lie Di.5srsnS oassr u tss barssa
Of Refugees, Freedmen, and ABANDONED Lands, State
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CoNsuhPTIoN CAN BIZ CURED. THE TRUE
- Remedy at Last discovered. -uphAm,s Fresh
Meat Cure, prepared from the formula OF Professor
rrousseau, Of Paris, cures Consumption, Lung DIS;
Debility and All morbid conditions Of the system de-
pendent On dehesney q vital force ~ pleasant to
teal yI!rs .. the great hssiinG remedy o. the
press. Sold by 3, c, UPHAM, No, Is South Eighth
street, Philadephia. and principal druEEsts Creu-
lars sent free,
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Mondays, from 2to DECENTRALIZATION ~ Howard.
wsdnssdsys. from ato4.......Prof III. Thonpson.
Colombia Hospital !, open ier the reception q Yrss
pAtents upon orders 9f the Honorable Secretary OF
tanned Of the Surgeon. in .ehief. Dr. j. THoHPs0N,st
sis once, ls street, between Twentisth and Tysny
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E,oR 1865! FOR 1881
Those who wish to takea
COOP DELICIOUS PAPER
For the New Tear should subscribe for
THE ADVANCE.
Live. Earnest and Spiritual Just the paper for Lose
Address THE ADVANCE COMPANY.
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New Advertisements.

nRLACovE INSTITUTE.
Boarding School for Young Ladies'. Accomplished
Educators, heAthful location, delightful rSer-side
residence. and homc-lks comfort, are tho chief at
fractions Of this and beautiful Institution Thirty
handsome chambers limit the number OF boarderr 10
sixty. Second term commences February ], 1903 For
''"'''''a' "'''''' Miss RRcHikLLE O. HUNT,
Beverly, New Jersey.
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Silver
Tea Sets, Silk Dress Patterns, Carpetnss. Domestic
Goods, &c, &c.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars Of our great Ono Dollar Sale
Splendid Inducements offered to Agents sending Us
Clubs. Address, LAB0ETE i BABBITT,
No. IS Sudbury Street, Boston
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on sEKi
u Is the Best chance ever offered to Agents.
One or two days time will secure a good Sewing
Machine, Watch, silk Dress. Revolver, or some
Agents wanted every here, male and female, for
the best One Dollar Pswnbrokers Sale in the eoun
8. c, THOMPSON l. co,
80 Hanover street. Boston, Mass.
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NO MORE NEED OF PEOPLE IN THE COUNTRY
IN paying three or four profits on the goods they
have to buy, The methods Introduced by the
DOLLAR SALE
principle, as offered by GILMAN 4 CO., 10 Hanover
street. Boston, Mass, enables consumers to obtain
goods At Wholesale prccs with almost unlimited al
lowing Of exchange and valuable presents thrown In
Send for Circular send Ten Cents for descriptive
slip Great indueements for persons to act a. Agents
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J,OuND.-A NEW METHOD OF COPYING LET
L TIERS, without either Press or Water, thereby
saving time, labor, and expense. Ask for
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-14
IOLEGISLATURE.

SENATE, May S.-The following bills
were passed: 10 authorize the advertise
ment of property to be sold on execution
to be advertised i'm German paper
where the appraised value exceeds 81 200;
to amend an act to construct roads on
petition; to equalize the assessments
between life estates, dover estates and
and estates in fee simple; making appro-
prlations to pay soldiers bounties. The
report of the Committee on State Build
ings, recommending the appointment of
joint committee to prepare plan for q
fence around the State House, &C., and
that they be authorized to advertise for
proposals, was agreed to. The House
Joint resolution authorizing the appoint
ment of committee on the subject of
the erection of an additional pcnitenti-
airy was adopted.
HoUsE.-No report furnished--the Re-
porter feeling no Interest in the impeach-
ment trial having adjourned.
SENATE, May 0.-The following bills
were passed: Requiring theaters, opera
houses and public halls TO be kept open
and the doors unlocked during public
performances so as to allow egress at any
moment; amending the free turnpike
road act so as to authorize villages TO eX-
tend aid in the construction of such roads
| Ill certain cuScSi 10 Increase tne amount
set oil to widows and to minor children;
amending the code of civil procedure In
relation tojury trials in courts of record
A resolution relative to lists of soldiers
killed In battle was adopted.
HoUsE.-The resolution relative TO the
purchase of ten acres sofadditional ground
by the Directors ofthe Penitentiary, wa:
adopted. Mr.. Scott of Warren, moved
to take from the table the resolution rel
ative TO the reply ofthe Auditor of STATE
declining to'furnish information asket
for by the House of Representatives il
regard to the depreciation of the curren
cy used to pay the interest on the Stat,
debt from 1862 to 1868, &c. The Hous,
refused. Mr.. Jcwett offered resolution
requiring the printing of 8 900 copies o
the report OF Mr.. Fielding, from the Com
mittee on Federal Relations on Heus
resolution No. 33. Laid over on MOTTO
to discuss by Mr.. Scott, of Warren. Tn
bill providing for Commissioner of I'm
migration was made the order ofthe da,
for Tuesday next. The bill TO amen,
the act for the incorporation Of township
was passed. "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-14

can blood a ground of challenge. and
sufficient ground of exclusion Of the
voter; in providing that the person
challenged shall be at once excluded if
any witness called by him shall refuse
to answer full any question put to him;
In providing that no evidence ofreputa-
ton as to parentage, nor preponderance
of white blood shall avail, unless the
marriage of the parents is first proved;
and finally, in providing that after it Is
clearly established that the voter is
white, he shall, before his vote shall be
received, take an oath that he is white
and knoDs the fact to be so, from knowl-
edge of both his parents and his pedi-
gree.
1t being clear then that this act is in
conflict with the Constitution, and the
Supreme Court having SO repeatedly
decided the precise question presented
by this act as to put il at rest, following
such dicsions of the Supreme Court, and
the plain unequivocal language of the
Constitution hold, and therefore in
struct you, that this act is utterly null
and void, in all its grounds ofchailenge,
conclusion and penalties, and you will
so regard and treat it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-14
GEO. G. MEADE,
Major General.
Pacific ana Atlantic Telegraph Company
Annual Meeting.

The stockholders of the Pacific and
Atlantic Telegraph Company held their
annual meeting Tuesday, May 9Th, at
The Board of Trade Rooms, Wood street.
The meeting was organized by calling
A. +. Marthens tothe chair, after which
the reports of the President and Treas
urer were read. From the reports it APP
pears that the Company have at present
] ,S53 miles of line, 3,244 miles of wire,
and have no debt beyond that arising
arising from the current expense of
the lines, aud thut the treasurythas in
it q handsome sum of meney. The re-
ports also show that although the COM
pany have had eleven consecutive quar-
terly dividends, there is over and above
the dividends paid and the expenses, a
surplus of earnings nearly equal to the
amount of dividends paid. On this
showing comment is unnecessary, the
more especially when we reflect that this
profitable business is connected with q
great public benefit which has been con-
ferrcd by the management of this cor
poration on the business community of
the whole country over which the wires
of the company reach, by the large re-
duction they have brought about in the
cost of telegraphing.
At the conclusion ofthe reading of the
reports, the following resolutions offered
by 9. B. NJ. Smith, Esq, and seconded
by Mark Watson, Esq, were unaDi-
mously adopted:
ReS0tved, That the thanks of the
Stockholders of the Pacific and Atlantic
Telegraph Company ofthe United States
he and they are hereby given to Geo. FL.
Thurston, Esq, President of the Corpor-
alton, and Edward Jay Allen, Esq,
Secretary and Treasurer, for the very
prudent and skilful, efficient and ener-
getic maner in which they have SUPER
intended, directed and managed the
affairs of the company during the past
! year.
Resozvcd, TIL the thanks of the
Stockholders be and they are hereby
rendered TO the Executive Committee
for the able manner in which they have
discharged their duties during the past
year.
An election of officers for the ensuing
year was then gone into, at which was
voted u majority of the whole amount oi
stock issued. The election of the fol-
lowing board of officers:
For President George III. Thurston,
of Pittsburgh.
For Directors-John w. Ellis, Of Gin
oinnati; Robert j. Anderson, Edward Jay
Allen, James L.. Shaw, VIM. Varnum,
David McCandless, of Pittsburgh.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-14
POLITIOAL ITEAL2.

Gen. Candy has postponed the meeting
of the South Carolina Legislature until
Congress shall have approved the new
Constitution.
The Mississippi Convention is revising
the Constitution, but making no materi-
al changes. No. proposition has been
made to adjourn.
At Savannah, Georgia, Thursday
ored) was held, at which United States
flag was presented by white citizens.
The Ku-Klux Klan paraded through
the streets of Georgetown, Kentucky,
the other day, bearing along stuffed fig
ure representing dead negro, with
rope about his neck.
The friends of Hancock claim that he
will get fourteen Southern States in Con-
hvention, and Indiana and Pennsylvania
to begin WITH and New York will come
in at the right time to give him the
nomination.
AT the city election in Valparaiso,
Indiana, last Tuesday, asRepublican
Mayor was elected for the first time in
the history OF the place, and all the
other officers elected, except one Alder
man, are Republicans.
Lafayette, Ind, takes fewer newspa-
! pers than any other town of its size in
the State. There are 1900 school chill
dren in the city, and school accomoda-
tions for only 200. OF course 1t is q
Democratic stronghold. ~
The Soldiers and Sailors Convention
in Richmond last Thursday, appointed
20 delegates to the Chicago Convention,
seconded the nomination of Gov. Wells,
and commended Gen. Schofeld's admin
istration of affairs in Virginia.
The Hon. John Minor Bolts thinks
the Constitution soon to be presented for
the Endorsement of Virginia "altogether
the best Constitution we have had yet,
and that the best feature in it is the
clause requiring all officers to take the
test OATH"
Under the new State Constitution,
Louisiana is to have 101 Representatives
and 36 Senators in its Legislature. The
Governor is to receive salary of $4,000
year, to hold his office for four years,
and to be ineligible for the succeeding
four years.
The Louisville Courier says of the edi-
tor of The La Crosse Democrat: HE is
a sort of editorial horned frog-a politi-
cal Snowman and q moral monstrosity.-
Being born in the North, he is violent
Southern man, and fancying that his
touyism is agreeable to Southern gentle
men, he Is unceasing in his efforts to de-
grade both the men and women of his
own section of country and absolutely
fattens on his own degredation.n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-14
Florida Election.

ATLANTA, GA, May $40 General
U. S. Grant, commanding the armies of
the United States.-Col. Sprague tele-
graphs that the election in Florida pass
ed off without disorder. Judging from
partial returns the Constitution Is rati-
fed by 5000 majority, and the Reed
ticket, Republican, elected by small
majority. The official returns have been
received in this State from all but one
county, and shows that the Constitution
is ratified by 1923 majority. Bullock
(Republican) is elected Governor by y
229 majority. The Senate stands 27
Republicans and 18 Democrats, one
doubtful. The House stands 05 Repub-
licans and "a Democrats, and doubt
! ful.
(Signed.) GEO. G. MEADE,
Major General.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-14

THERE are three hundred applicants
already for admission to the new Idiotic
Asylum Of Ohio.-[Chronicle.
Are you one of them, neighbor. Judg-
ing from your last paper You ought to
be.-[Gazette.
No, Johnny, 1t is too late now for our
application, the Democratic members OF
the Legislature have all the rooms engag'
cd, besides from the way you are vdndcr'
f,,g on the CHRONICLE question, about
the time you get the contents Of few
more issues, you will be ready to take VI
rooms at those celebrated Democratic
Headquarters.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-14
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