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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

U1v.va 2-Sugsr-Ih market quiet and prices nom
ma. s. quoted 81 d0i rea per arfohe kfhange o
eac alj yer discount gold % days asa y as per cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

Thf Il0sfDI A0rfIIIffT " WrUutHIIl N.Y.
ias Boston hIrks reiurutI o ie a I'se
on Mo.dsy re tlcoungag etboi luiN4i ar
6sv. fallen af bank balances have been
trtr "a ft ertrrt q l making decrease in Le TO
Am, -stCL L... t..,I. a4te reduced z.is3A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13

Also Feyeh CEhIIfICATEN UF hIUNh tI.1 NJ " - -.
re- All parties arc cautioned against negotiating anJ OF The ABOVE
BONDS Stocks, or Cheeks
- ROGERS, SAMMlS l. hCuDDEh
Huntington. l. l., Nov ~ 1868
DOR SALE. 1000. ,.,..- ,,ouro ,op
j. ROCHESTER, CITY SEWN PER CENT flhSl "Oh. -
,rpp wopYs covpAyy SINKING FUND BONDS. DUE 1885,
INTEREST PAYABLE JANUARY AND JULY. BEING FIRST
CLASS SECURITY At A REDUCTION BELOW PAR AND rAi'
ING A LANCE RATE or INTEREST on THE INVESTMENT
LIMITED AMOUNT FOR SALE by ALBERT u N'NohAi,
sTocKBRoKER AND AucTloSEBR No - PlSs-SE. n I.
EIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
il
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD
PRINCIPAL ard sRvES PER CENT INTEREST payable u "oLo
attn, NATIONAL PARK BANK NewYOrE COUPONS paid JAhu
- rd Inv "a. MFR u At par and accrued ~
tsrett 10 currency IthNhN DN
EB-T1i, Road Is NOR oomplsf,d 10 Srerdm,Hto cH@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

FOR The WEEK ENDING NOV. >.
The market fair considering u election week spruce ana
Hem the demand being grsae than the supply gool
supply change Fregbts remain
unchanged The receipts the Canal Collectors ohee daring me week
Canal 100 SO feet Of Lumber aud lf0 shin
ge Cbampn Canal 50297 feet OF Lumber The following aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Is, 1863

The stock Of Mess P compared vs last shows deeoeo
ne Ease hence the pre-ert price being &c 31i higher -
htfIkhe rere cutuue liberal hut with siead7 iNr uanu
prices Keep PIP particularly fr choice DsU aud Fan make ut otu.
trade. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
NEWS PACKAGES FOR the PRESS.

puers requested 70
deliver packaes Press only
persous exhibiting the authority Of W knonton General
Agent packages Journal Of CoRne It IRisrss
World Express Erattlg Posi-, COMMERCIAL iatT9isr ~ es
ZOtung Journal and Nsp YORKER Duokra should also
be delivered only to the same persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
rnrpsnln,s wrlrnER RrpnRr-a NJ

IMMATURE ALMANAC
Srr s,, ~ o:4t 4;4iI Moon nses.., 32
s.n,, uook G. ss Cows Rel e......eR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
Qurt Dimom's Hottie.

srArE o. NEv reRH.
PoErwlRDsSs oyyIcs Ne - "ilAnNj
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance Win
~ Section Of hs passed April IA 1896 snsusd Aese
the Waneu Pa Of New ios 70 all pssoas
interested in Of The sahlsss mailer Of ses nam
or survey following nov under ssAmina
@ h1 Al. Per- Wanrns sad avsf OF eAsnsasas
within tsp DAYS suoeeBs this notice % beard sAa
YEA
Steamship Isaac Bell.
S'samship m p. Clyde.
sss'''''''s''.s.
Columbia ff
iber y
S,esn.bp Louisa Moore. n
John o.
Raj Speedwel
Brig n
MiNTHOkHk TOAfklhs. yrsadsst
J. Auos HERKnAs ssersssrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
fnrnnnrt.
0ltSSimg 6arSs. 1t.

1T WM. EVERDELL" SONS. No. lOi Fai.
n toB-sI-wBDDISG CARDS and FIHk srA 1'oNHN'
hsbsd l35b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
Sinantial.
&I 000 REWARDl

hOTlCB TO BANKKRN, BkOkEkSl AND UIHtKS.
STOLEN
Prom the store ofROGERs, SAMMiS sCCDDkR.
Huntington. Long Island, the night OF NOV H. 1903,
the following BONDS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-13
No. rnArn 81 HHnKEEs-l 7. ".

rt-rrottt.,t AND NfNtNG sTOCKs-TIE-r BOARD.
-. s..-t+ viriu8 Sf9rA 400 Cons q. 90
EN-, o. IA, f-.,...e 10. 500 ts-s.. VALLEY.
r u, l.r'l a llo 4, Goo 1850 8 Oo. lJl gaaltI I... g.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24
Economy.

Perhaps there is no word in the En-
glish language that has been so foolish
iy narrowed in its meaning. ;ts fiie word
economy. Most penple think of it rs Il
saving of money, as tliiiigh to he econ
omical was, in a certain seuse. to be
stingy or mean. Now, economy in It's
true interprei alton, is the art of maiiage-
ment; is the wise adaptation by which
we grange time, health and strength,
so as to produce the best results. 1t is
human labor and opportunity wisely
and we'll applied; not mere saving ,,or
boarding, hut rather a wise investment
and expenditure of what we have. The
young man who saves the same amount
OF money which his friend, who has
equivalent means, spends in attending
a French or German class, or in learn
ing the rGdiments of science, is in no
sense economical. The day will come
when that knowledge of French or Ger
man will be of far more value to him
than all the money he saved up by not
paying for the learning of these Ian
guages. He will lose higher appoint
ment, into which his more cultured
friend will step, and will be obliged to
drone on in the.position he first occupied,
because he is not fitted for a better
Time and opportunity are gone forever,
and were wasted while he saved his lit
tie hoard Of silver or of gold.-FFrom
Essays on Life and Duty" in 'Cassell's
New Popular Educator
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

EVERY SATURDAY.-This excellent
reprint of choice foreign literature inn
proves in, interest as it gets age, and
there are few publications in the country
that furnish so much interesting reading
matter for the same money. The last
number contains the first of II series of
papers, entitled New Uncomnlercial
Samples. by Charles Dickens, published
from the advance sheets of Mr. Dickens
Magazine, '~AH the Year Round" An
thony Trollope's story. He Knew He
was Right, MS still being published in
it, with other interesting articles each
week. Price, $4 a year. Fields, Osgood.
& Co., Publishers, Boston, Mass. III, al
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24
Numerator and Denomtnator.

The London Athen@um recently as
serted that the person who should sue
ceed in securing the general adoption of
the abbreviations nunler' and den0nae7',
instead of numerator and denominator,
would be worthy of a statue. In reply
to this suggestion for an easy method of
expressing a fraction, a correspondent
proposes the general acceptance of the
word oUei-, as two over three, to indicate
the division of two by three. This plan.
it is stated would simplify very much
the printing of mathematical words, es-
pecially in thecas of fractions composed
of long algebraical expressions. If, how
ever, it be required to replace the long
words numerator and denominator by
ones; the use of the terms tale
and scale is recommended. Tale Is the
old English for number, and scale is now
used to denote the fractional parts ac-
cording to which plans are drawn
Hence the writer proposes that two by
tale and three by scale would be con-
venient mode eofexpressing fraction.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

THE Republican General Committee
claim that they nominated Grant by a
resolution of Alfred Smith, in July, '67,
six months before the nomination by
Philadelphia.
Various State Committees are claim
ing the honor of first nominating Grant.
The people nominated Grant about the
time of,his Apple-tree denouement, near
Richmond, while cliques and commit
tees were engaged in surveying the po-
litical field for an available candidate
Gentlemen of the committees don't be
too fast in claiming honors for carry
ing out the demands of public senti-
ment!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

IT. ruos,;,,,-.. -
thar. !. o,,;.n : .sss.u ~ na'u,a' history
NJ p.tta..s. !. ~, ... ,o' :. u, 'he store Oh
r, ;..n.S. - ,,s p,aue
M...aaa par =. .ne FOSSIL remains OF a
a.. .,,,,,t 60 80 pA,Soi .ne oone Vi
sh.,tr - e.ee ".cu eA'ehas Irem
h.s ss .,.,,s.S,,a !. @ uA,e Join.. Aieaougn IL
!. I .A eay "as'eo from what
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

A NATIONAL WoRR.-Webster's Die
tiOl,ary,. Unabridged, illustrated, is a
national work, in which every Alneri-
can scholar has an interest, and in the
completeness and accuracy OF which he
should have a pride,--a national pride,
If you please, the same kind Of pride
we have in the superior Intelligence, en-
terprise, resources, and capacity for
to occasion, of the masses of
the people of the united States., We
have always been proud of ,rebster's
Dictionary. 1t should be remembered
that the publishers have had large ex-
perence and the command of large re-
sources in the preparation and perfec-
lection of this great work, and have
aimed to make-as we are confident
they have succeeded in, doing,-the best
Of the English language.
Moore's Rural New-Yorker.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

The progress of political sentiment in
England is illustrated in the elevation oil
John Bright. the man Of the People, to
the new Cabinet, and to a seat in the
Privy Council. Seventy years ago, for
toasting "The Majesty of the PeopIe'' at
a public dinner, the names of the Duke
of Norfolk and of the great Fox were
stricken off from the roll of the Council.
by the hands of the King himself. The
obnoxious sentiment OF that day has
now become the reigning toast of the
Empire.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24


THE ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-With the
January Number just received the At
lantic Monthly begins lis twenty-third
volume, with the following Articles and
Writers.
Malborne: an Oldport Romance. This
is the first-instalment of Serial story
which will run through the greater pari
Of the year, by r. W. Higrinson.
The Sunshine of the Gods, poem,
by Bayard Taylor; A Literary Gour-
mand. by Eugene Benson; The Good
Naturetl Pendulum, a characteristic
story, by Edward Everett Hale, author
of 1.-The Man without Country" The
Flying Dutchman, Il poem, by James
Russell Lowell; Cooperative House
keeping, third paper; In the Teutobur-
ger Forrest. another of the series of
articles by Bayard Taylor OH BY Ways
of Europe" Afier Election, poem
by John G. Whittier; Consumption in
America, the first of I. series OF arti-
cles on this most important subject, bas-
ed on the observations of many years
practice. 10y DIR. Henry Bowditeh; The
Mean Yankees" at Home. by James
Parton; Dante, a poem, by William
Cullen Bryant; On Il certain Condescen-
'ion in Foreigners, by James Russell
Lowell; Gnadenhutten, historical
sketch, by w. D Howells; Cinders from
he Ashes chapter of school remin-
SCIENCES, by Oliver Wendell Holiness
Moral Significance OF the Republican
Triumph, By E. P. Whipple; Reviews
md Literary Notices.
Fields, Osgood & Co., Publishers. Bos-
on. - H
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

THE West Virginla Chronicle, pub
lished at Grafton, comes to us this week,
enlarged and improved. 1t is an excel
lent paper and deserves the liberal sup
port of the Republicans of Taylor and
adjoining counties. Mr.. Thomas Young
Of this place is one of its editors and
proprietors. .f..l.. ..I. -..t.-.-. ..a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

The petition Of forty-four Senators
and Representatives in Congress, all
Democrats, to the President, for proc
lamation of amnesty ''to all persons re-
Gently engaged in the rebellion, who
are now under presentment or indict-
ment," was dated July q, 1868. For
partizan reasons, it was neither present
ed to the President, nor made public dar-
ing the canvass, but it now takes its
regular course, and is likely to secure
the Executive compliance.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24
NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.

THE NEW ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
Published by Turnbull and Murdoch,
Baltimore, is the hest reprint monthly
in the country and contains $50 pages
each month of the best selections from
American and Foreign magazines. Price
81 year.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24
Misfellaufnas.
Adm issisrOr's .lesice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that, in the
lN Probate Court OF Belmont County, Ohio, the
undersigned was appointed and qualified rs Ad-
illustrator of the estate OF Anna Edwards,
decd, late of said County,
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed TO make immediate payment, and those hav-
ing claims against said estate are required to
present them within one year from this date.
WIN. WILKINSON. Admir-.
decl7-3w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24
2raspfftnsfs.
Announcement for 1869.
The Cincinnati Gazette.
The Weekly Gazette.

The Weekly Gazette.
| IN ANNOUNCING HE WEEKLY GAZETTE
l. for the ensuing year, the proprietors take
pleasure in being able to offer il in full sze i'm
! proved in quality, and at reduced rates. We
have also arranged, at a heavy expense, to dis
tribute, as present, TO each subscriber, a CODY
of the GAZETTE ANNUAL REGISTER AND
HANDBOOK OF INFORMATION" This work
Will contain complete history of current events
for the year ls6s, comparative election returns
for all the States, the vote of Ohio and Indiana
6y townships, the organization of National and
State Governments names of msmbers of the
Legislatures of Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky,
time for holding district circuit courts, SAL
aries of officers and other general and valuable
statistics. This part of the work will be edited
by EDWARD ID. MANSFIELD, ESQ.,, whose name
Will be accepted as a guaranty of fullness and
AL DEPARTMENT, which will be edited by DIR.
JOHN A. WARDER, well known 5 practical
and scientific Horticulturist. This will contain
directions for the selection and management of
emily valuable.
The Register will he issued on or about the
nrst of January, and will be sent free TO all sub
scribers TO the Weekly Gazette, whether sub
scribing previous or subsequent to the first of
January. Those renewing their subscriptions
VIII be treated as new subscribers, the ention
Deing To miikea present of this valuable work
THE LITERARY DEPHRMENT will also receive
extra attention. A reasonable space will be
given To the publication OF hrst-ciass stories.
original and selected.
THE LARGEST AND THE BEsT.-The Weekly
Gazette contains more reading matter than any
other newspaper published in the United States
and. when this fact is considered in connection
with the free gilt of the Register, IL Is also the
cheapest. Our aim is to maintain the full size
of the Gazette and improve it in quality. If We
should reduce its size one-half We could afford
to sell 1t at half price, but this would be no in
ducement to subscribers.
AN ENTIRELY NEW FEATURE.-Having no
great political battles to fight during the year,
we shall have more space for general and mis-
ceIlaneous reading. This will be occupied in
part by articles under the head of Personal Re-
coIIecilons, one OF which will be published week.
ly. These will be written by eminent men in
varions parts of the West, who have already
peen engaged for that purpose. Our authors
nave been selected from the various professions,
including Ministers, Lawyers, Politicians, Farm
ers. Merchants and Editors. Each article will
nave attached To 1t the name of the writer
Sufice 20 say now that the gentlemen whose ser
wees have been secured occupy high positions,
and have made for themselves national reputa-
tions.
OTHER DEPARTMENT., including Editorial,
News, Commercial Correspondence, Agricul- |
tural and Miscellaneous will be carried TO the |
standard of excellence. Important news trans |
plrlng at home or abroad will be published in |
the Gazette from three to six days in advance of
Eastern publications.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

NEARLY every leading paper of this
country and of Europe has condemned
the bold plan of reputation advocated
by Andrew johnson, as well as his inn
pudent, dictatorial, insulting accusations
against coordinate branch of the gov
eminent. The st. CIairsville Gazette,
however, thinks it wise statesmanlike
document.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24
THE DAILY GAZETTE

As newspaper the Daily Gazette is not sur-
passed by any publicaGioni in the United States.
IL covers the entire field of News, Literature
commerce. Manufactures, Agriculture : and
Amusements, and occupies it fully, Matter
coming under these heads. not found in the
Gazette, will not be worth reading. InIts edtori-
al department, the Gazette has all the excel
lence that variety of first class talent can i'm
part to IT. In principle, we need hardly say that
1t is Republican. ' '--''' -'
TERMS OF THE DAILY GAZETTE.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

THE editor of the Gazette announced
last week that the Chronicle would noi
publish A. J's. message. He knew thai
we had too much sense to fill up oui
entire paper with matter that was of 81
little interest to the people.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24
CUBA.

ARRIVAL Of Troops from Spain-Ramers
\ - sf Engagements. air
is HAVANA, December l9.-Generals Es.
pinar and Lattore, with three hundred
and fifty soldiers, arrived to-day i'm a
steamer from Spain. General Espinar
will receive V-lmaZeda, and General
Latorre will command the Eastern De-
partment. 80 ~. f is li
A Spaniard who had been taken pris-
oner by the insurectiOnists made his es-
cape from Bayamo. He reports that a
Spanish Major and Captain belonging
to the garrison, who had refused to capit-
ulate had been exected. Other officers
had been put in irons, and soldiers had
been set to work cleaning the streets OF
the town, which was destitute of provi-
sions. Bayamo was defended by but a
few man, nearly all the revoiutionists
being in the field, The ipsurreotionists
continue in the peighbprho0d of Manza-
nilia. Rumors have reached here of an
-engagement between the troops and in
surEeats In the vicinities Of Holquin,
de Cuba and Bayanio.
New York, Dec, 2O.-The Herald's
Havana letter OF the 18th, says: 1t Is a
fact that q gigantic insurrection exists
in this island; that It is supported and
by the great mass Of the
native population, the exceptions being
In point Of numbers; that It
has had many encounters with the
Spanish troops, in which its supporters
inflicted as much, II not more, danger
than they suffered, and that the best
informed among the disinterested and
are already beginning to
calculate on the ultimate success which
shall leave the Cubans free and indepen-
dent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

THE New York Tribune of Monday
contains Horace Greeley's reply to Sen-
ator Morton. He favors immediate re-
sumption and believes there will be no
run on the Treasury if specie payments
were begun tomorrow or first of jan
uary, and says he would resume at once
on our seventy millions; or If we don't
resume Immediately, he would use fifty
millions to buy up and cancel bonds,
and thus appreciate the national credit.
The one thing peedful for resumption is
to provide some form of national obliga-
tions which holders oil ,greenbacks will
prefer to coin, and this can be obtained
by making u bond which shall be per-
fectly secure He closes by saying "the
bonds are not to be converted into green
backs, as 1 rejoice in believing that you
are at length satisfied; but the green
backs, if paid at all, must be converted
into bonds. I urge that Course, there
fore, which will make such conversion
| want every gfeenback
made equal to coin, not 1871, but very
early in 1889, recommend the plan that
leads directly to this result. l seek u
consol in which our greenbacks may be
funded at pleasure on terms favorable to
our tax payers. seek an early reduc-
tion of the interest on our five-twenties,
so fast as the governments option shall
have matured, to five and if possible TO
four per cent, and l have steadfastly
advocated early resumption and exc
Grated every form of reputation from
The start. But for the infamously dis |
honest proposition that the 5-20s might
Justly be paid off in greenbacks, and the
names whereby that yillainy
was upheld, we might have resumed
md commenced funding our 5-2Os at
over interest long ago. The country
s to-day many millions peorer, aud
much further from perfect selvency by
.eason of that wretched device of Cop
,erhead rascality, the greenback theory,
ind of the countenance lent to it by
men whose patriotism and sense of obli-
ration to the nations creditors should
lave kept them out Of the slough, III
heir integrity did not suffice. When
his countenance shall have been wholly
and apoiogized for, We shall
,e very near resumption" zS--f'.a.s..4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

AMONG our exchanges there are few
papers We would not sooner be without,
than the Pittsburgh Daily Gazette.-
Always reliable; never crochety; an
unfaltering advocate of the rights of
man, it ought to have an extensive
circulation in Eastern Ohio. Read its
prospectus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24
The CINCINNATI GAzETrE.-The D

The CINCINNATI GAZE,rrE.-The pros
pectus of this sterling paper is published
in another column. For the eight years
that we have been constant reader of
the Daily GAZETTE we have Hooked upon
1t as the best newspaper published in
Ohio, and the equal of al! published
anywhere else. Il is u live, progressive
radical paper. keeping pace with the in
creasing demands of a fast age
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

EXTRACT from a letter of s. c. Chan
dler, Professor of Geology and Miner
alogy, East Middlebury, VT. HMessrs.
r. P. Hall &. Co., Nashua, N. H. Gem
lemen: Some time since when was IN
your city, delivering q course Of GeOlog-
ical Lectures, procured bottle Of your
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer. for the
use of myself and family, and / am hap
py to state, its use has proved all that you
have claimed for it, have recOinmen-
ded it to my friends and neighbors, and
in every instance has II given perfect
satisfaction This regard as aue to you
and the public.n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

IT SEEMS that the decreased tax on
whisky yields larger returns TO the treas
|ury. -Four months Of the two dollar tax
in 1867 produced a revenue Of =, ,ooo, 600,
and the corresponding four months Of
1868. at fifty ceats tax, yielded nesFly
So, 600 600. 1t Is probable that even this
increase would have 'bssn ssiil greater,
had not the stealings Of Mfs {ohnson's
official brigade increased In, an inyerse
''proportionlto to the dliniqishua sxcise.
- as :. -------- ----r-e-p- i--,f
/, Attorney General wsats has written
an opinion for sthes Auditor Of Stete, in
which he takes ground thatmeiA6ers Of
the Legislature are not entitled to COM
pensation for services ysndered while
that body is net IN session, and that any
act or resolution directing pay for extra
services OF either member or officers not
provided, for by law prior to their term
Of Office, IS 50 pIalniy Hncopstitvtlonsl,
that the Auditor should reject all such
claims. Only their actual expenses can
he allowed. This opinion will be apt to
create futter among members of sew.
eral legislative committees that have
been, or are now. psrsmbulating the
State, nominally for the purpose Of 10.
eating certain proposed State institu-
tions. but really to have good time
generally at the public expense.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-12-24

THERE are few people who have not
been occasionally puzzled whether to
write Fl, or ie in the words that so repre-
sent the sound of long e. A very simple
rule, says school:naster, removes all
difficulty. When the diphthong fol-
is always re- grief, friend, niece, &c.