Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-23
Personal AND NEWS IrEMg

| The Kansas Pacific Railroad owps 3t
locomotives.
Cbaupcey Rose ofTsrre Haute. reports
! an income of SIIS sg8.
L., a..
There are forty lniies OF sewers In the
Denver, colorado, elects q Hepuplican
mayor Dy oS majority. J -,t tA.l 4
The .receipts of customs from A pril 9Th
to the l1th, inclusive, were S2,97e,3 BOB.
.tRerorts are fayprablc for full crops a
wheat and oafs in Tennesspe this Year
c..u-., ,oI.a".-,sl,-..,.....,.
West Point, SATURDAY night' and snent
Sunday in New York.
% 80 8; ~ .lls 4 70 osng 4 =. ga
!. Dispatcnes received from. 'Seuth caro-
stitutiop by a large majority. -
brown, tne muruersr OF tne child
,Angie Drown,a. tahsaD, a, NeW i1pk, mas
a oL.Il7,,.I LollI - ,t.g' ,tetl
Coy: !enslns OF 1eorgia oenies nav
my ing auvseu non-ae.,oh on tne psit OF tne
HtyonserVatives tyo IN Tue approaching e'ec-
r,
g. pe Iepu1,ioahs ..,.,. carried sne Ilty OF
St. Isui' Ninu., az tnc mte charter
vnta a,a vy y,15 H.y '""ii'y On 'he iarses'
n ~
n1 ouR,eue ,,, Nout, az Cnacago, g, mas
CIV ma,Ieu n;,,i',u,. H. p. rniiips SLuU damages
III Jui tamJu'es leceiseu ny the eApiosioh Oh
Aiocohio'iVe' t.-e8 gli .s4.a ft
wenty .housahd Norwegians, Danes
th;s .;', az W ,.s. ~ .n,s County,
ohise., ohis p'tugi ~ wmuse W ueS'iha''oh VIII %
o"iehS W 'ne west
The Boston Post, TIE leading Demo-
cIa'ic uaper oi New Ehglana, Is a@enniteiy zen
IS ~ 81 ~ ~, .h1 ni, Vi Uener a
ih"noooA ior t'ie rres'uehcy' s.glJ..il
The Virginia Convention Friday night
at eleven O'clock, adopted the constitu-
.ioh py vo.e OF o. 10 20. Ihree fe-
p"oi'o"h 'heinoeie vo'eu "eaihssi i''
The Virginia Conservative Execu-
tive Committee has made call for
State Convention, to meet ut Richmond
NAY "h' " Illuminate state ohhcers. ,ntL
The Directors of the Bureau of Statis-
tics report the number of merchant
vessels owned in the United States, at
IL, 2,2O7, and their tunnage, 2,755'OO4.
During the storm, Thursday. in Cow
enburg, Richmond County. Delaware.
Rev. John b. McKevron and LouschIin
McLawrin were killed by lightning.
Sho D.,.,a CO.. 80, .I,
siana having been. withdrawn. there are
only two tickets i'm the field. one headed
by Warmoth and the other by Taiia-
ferro. tstig 1H.JIe - u8
nho NJ, wv
hne loh,. w, a.. .uraham OF worth
argues against the propriety Of the neo-
- - NJ.
posed new Constitution.
90 ~, so4n as oomveniens a,'er .he Close
~ .ne ,nPeaoi,iiene i,;a;.. trnal' Mr. Wasn-
his bill in the House, to establish the
telegraphic postal system. lII4Is lfl
~, lls,
lne state Oh affairs ~ western Ien-
nesseee y rspresented py the NashviIie
Iloss anu aues ~ very oau. ~ many
Piaces tfe autnofities are powerless anu
~ o.:.. .x.v
"A. ~ 0tewart, Oh New lork, pays MS
lawyer regular salary OF S2o 900 a year
a0 take ehurechargeo OF ms iegai business.
me iortuhate iawyertnus ehgagedls the
wen Aho"h '1oge "iitoh.
1t is understood that the steamers City
OF rarls ana C"6a which sailed from
| 4 i,o,,.aI ar. I.....Is. al
,.py soipvy'.. s,n r. nan ou,,aIu ~ saio u nave
""sefeu "io'ooo OH .ne Cuoa. .aa1.
The Secretary of the Navy has sold
the iron clad Catawba, for $3.50. 600. and
tile Oneota for S575, 900, both to Alex.
Hwi. ,, o., 1i Cihclnhati ana the en-
,rreaa,,s,, an,oun' nus Dseh uepo'iteo III 1he
e'J' i, .af>o
King Cotton finds'a rival in North
Carolina In King Peanut. One hundred
dollars per acre Is made by the peanut
crop this year, while the cotton
p,nh.efs ppt,'ius nave no. hau luhus TO- procure
Aiui'' VI suPPhe'' i" Eur'l aa5,
The Nashville (Tenn.) Press calls on
either Senator Rodgers or Gen. Cooper
to Withdraw as Republican candidates
for Congress from the State at large. 1t
says II both Persist In running, an In
glorious defeat awaits the Republican
80. ,.....r-
Every Republican paper in Alabama
with one exception-that of the Nation
alist at Mobbiie-have the names of
Gen. Z, -. Grant of Illinois for Presi-
dent and the Hon. Richard Busteed of
Alabama for Vice-President, flying at
their mastheads. ~.
The schooner Areturus, (which sailed
from Buffalo q few days since with 49,
900 bushels of malt for Chicago, was
run down and sunk by an unknown ves-
sci at twelve o'clock Friday night, off
Long Point. The crew We're saved and