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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
A Choice Farm for Sale.

I WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE, at a bar
Il gain, the Farm on saltwater Creek, Belmont
County, Ohio, near Egypt, in Kirkwood Town
ship, known as the "Scott Farm"
This is one of the best farms in the Northwest
art of the County-contans 1875 Acres, 100
acres cleared and in grass or under cultivation,
the balance well timbered.
There are on IL good Barn, with stabling un-
,ter IL, two-story Dwelling House, two large
hearing Orchards of choice fruit, and 1t is un-
,terlaid with good vein of coal, easy of access.
1t is situated within 2l5 miles of the National
Road, with good level road to the pike, and is
well watered and adapted to stock or grain
growing.
For further particulars or information relative
to the price and terms call ON the subscriber, on
his farm, 81 miles Northeast of Morristown, or
address him by letter, at Morristown, Belmont
County, Ohio.
fe7-tf THOMAS MCCALL.
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aetmput Go. Business 9ireftary.
COUNTY OFFICERS.


T,robnfe ,J.dge-CHANDLERW w. CARROLL. ONCE
upstairs in public buildings, first door to right.
Sherf6LSAMuEL B. PIPER. Office in public
buildings, first floor. -,
CLERK or Obuuts-J. r. MITCHELL. ONCE In pub
lie buildings, adjoining the Court House.
Audlor--R. M. CLARK. Office upstairs In pub
lie building, entrance at left door.
4. I 1'reosufeT-BARKLEY COOPER. Office on Main
street. first door West of the Bank.
Recorder-JoHN G. BoLoN. Omce in public
building first floor, second door to left.
Trosecutin0 Anorfey-J, w. SHANNON. once
upstairs over Patterson's Drug store.
SCbn5hissioners - James Alexander, Bellnire
Dennis Kemp, Armstrong; Mills; William M.
Campbell, Uniontown.
Suueyor-JoHN KENNoN, Fairview, Guernsey
County.
Cbroner-GEoRGE CRIsswELL, Bellaire.
Commissioners meet at st. Clairsville on the
first Mondays of March, June, September, ,-and
dDecember--and as a Board of Equalization on
the third Wednesday of May. in each year.
The Probate Court meets on the first Mondays
of January, March, May, July, September, and
November, as criminal court, and is always
open lin business hours) for the transaction oi
other business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21

AN exchange says: Don't be afraid to
raise cabbages for The cows. Plant in
rows three feet apart and fifteen inches
in the row. Six or seven thousand can
be grown on an acre. The Berger,
Drumhead, Premium Flat Dutch and
Stonemason are the best. They can be
planted any time before the 18th OF July.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21

aEo A. YaoHE. JOSHUA BopLEr. JAs ". BoDLEr.
ISIOBE 4 BODLEYs, 81 ln.5aIsr n
Manufacturers Of
CARRIA9Es. I3UGGIES, ROCKAWAY6, &C.,
Corner Attn and Clay Sts., below Hempheld Depot,
- - WHEELING, WEST VA. ffyigs n
sS- Repairing attended TO with dispatch.
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REMOVED.

MISS PRISCILLA p. ALEXANDER, would
Nl infrom her old customers and the public
generally, that she has removed her Ml1.LEN-
FRY STORE, to the room formerly occupied by
Mr. Bickham, in Campbelrs Room on the cor,
ner and West end of New Block, where she viii
keep a full supply of MILLINERY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS, and ready made BONNETS, al
ways on hand at reduced prices.
app 1868.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21

MRS. GREELEY advises young women
serve their health, and have red checks
without the aid of rouge. Her words
are '"Too many young girls sit moping
within doors, over some trivial and
worthless bit of fancy work, when they
should be seeking vigor, elasticy and
happiness from the life giving Influences
of wood and meadow, breeze and sun
shine. Pursue this outdoor recreation
and doctors gigs in front of your resi-
dences will be changed to the wagons of
butchers and grocers, o contamination
devoutly prayed for by every poor man
with house full of marriageble girls. 1"
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RATES % ApxHn1IsKna

One SQUARE Ten lines Nonrariei, or isss.l ons
rr,,l or ,hIee Insertions, ". Each subseauent -
business Cards. not exceeding seven line. %
MERCHANTS advertising, not exceeding one.
Ivurth OF column at any time, so per year
nnlf column, not exceeding four changes
four changes 600. ~ ~'o'
Special Notices and Doubfe Column Advertisement.
~ ence anu half the rates Of ordinary adverl
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
of Ohio. IL is printed or new clear tyne in ova
OF the wealthiest, most popuIous, and enlehts
ened Counties OF the State, and Its circulation
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
Mississippi NJ ortoiity and Morality.

The Editor of the Democrat, publish
at Yazoo City, Miss, in the last number
of his paper drops attacks on Congress
and the freedmen, the staple Southern
and discourse on home mortality and
morality. He says he has observed
with wonder, that there is an unusual
proportion of widows among the white
people of the place-about eighty in all
and many of them aged, while there
are few, If any, old men. Last year the
yellow fever accustomed O more than
died, twenty-seven were grown men,
while only three or four deaths took
place among the women, and only one
of these from the epidemic. Stomachic
diseases are the most prevalent, and the
excess of mortality among the males the
writer ascribes to the use of whiskey,
and especially to the habit of drinking
on an empty stomach. He then asks !:
Are there twenty men in Yazoo City
who do not average from three to nine
drinks daily and what is worse, they
take them on empty stomachs, when the
liquor having nothing with which it can
assimilate, acts directly upon the mu-
cous membrane. We do not mean to
say that it is a dlssipated place on the
contrary, we have never seen elsewhere
SO little drunkenness nor is the custom
of a few daily bibulations more general
here than i'm many other towns; but
with the peculiar character of our COM
mon diseases the consequences are
mare serious.
After the sensible remarks which we
have quoted above, the critic conscious
thath has been touching tender point
apolegetically says:
No gentleman need feel touched at our
remarks, aud say we are after meats in
other peoples eyes for we very candid
ly acknowledge our partiality to the
stuff, and if any one thinks We will not
take it, just let him gring along bottle
and try us. But does that alter the facts
We are no doctor, and may be wrong
but the subject is worth consideration.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
POLITICAL ITEMS.

Feed stock regularity and cut cook food
as much as possible. Few farmers do it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
J. M. s. CRAFTY.
Insurance Agent, BeIlaire, 0.
Wanted.

a Wanted.
DEEF HIDES, CALF SKINS, and SHEEP
ID PELTs, for which win pay the highest
Wheeling prices fn CASH. ,.,,ue, o.,o,
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Miliinery.
REMOVED.

MISS NANCY b. FARIS, would inform her
INl old customers and the public generally, and
ladies particularly, that she has removed to the
room formerly occupied by Watson & Gressin-
ger, West of the st. Clair Hotel, where she VIII
keep a full supply OF MILLENERY, EANCi .t
each season. to which she invites the attention
of buyers. Thankful for past favors, she would
invite those wanting HATS or BONNETS
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where they may
be expeditiously and neatly supplied.
mar2b lS68s aa.'hA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
BELLAIRE.

Trassenger Trains leave Bellaire for s
Columbus at 4:30 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ. and 505 p. M.
Fer Baltimore at s A. NJ, p. n, and p. N.
For Pittsburgh at $50 A. NJ, 1o4o A. NJ, ana l5d
p, N.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21

DOBERT PRATT a. SON,
III, Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, AND YARNIsHES,
BRUSHES, ARTISTS MATERIALS,
FRENCH GERMAN & AMERICAN GLASS,
SASH. Doors. FRAMES, SHUTTERS,
FRENCH PLATE GLASS,
No. los Market St., 4 doors below Mcclure House
WHEELING, WEST VA.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-05-21
Business Cards.

T1IRsT NATIONAL BANK OF ST. GLARS
IL VILE. CAPITAL 100000.
rs-Bank open from 4; NJ until ?. NJ DIS, DIS,
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly. Exchange bought and sold.
Diyectors-Ross J. Alexander, David Brown,
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown, ~
l .l,glFGif ID. ID. T. COWEN, President.
II. C. WELDAY, Cashier. ..if I...-. b. ... ... .r
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HOTELS.

DELMONT HOUSE, John Oswald, Proprietor
ID Near the Depot and Steamboat Landing
nLOBE HOUSE, Il. G. Morris, Proprietor
" Water-st., opposite Central Depot.
NATIONAL HOTEL, Vim. II. Howser, Propri-
IN etor. Water-st., below Rail Road bridge.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25

Stalien uno anoeren eurppdil9en 2dn<
bern a~n9efauft bat, na@ cen1er. Staa<
ten Yeri@idt.
- Mm 6. ;. 81. rpurre audi na6
.arpBe rationale S@ibenfet III Seem
yprf ut Gnbe sefibrt. %Qeng&a9rt&<
ten ;ufol9e mar bte6 &teienfef bus erz
fpl9reidit e ber Nrt> pedee nod jenols
oiesieits oe6 Seeal1s 9efeiert purce.
- Man ersdblt, pab Der Sberrt@ter
@baie na9 @ttnneipta fpmrnt. UNI nte
@ittwetes ebrbarenS 8. Mc2ean, eben1al6
&idter I'M Sberseridte, ;u bsiu@en.
Sie mpbnt NIT ibren Sbbnen in Trr11z
tel1a,.
9ta9 ten 11eueltsn Bert6ten aus
Mericp bat Gitrapa bic Statt gtQc DC
@aQe seplinpert uno in 8rano |9eitedt.
Sen. 0alpe; 1T bin9eridtet> Elm Srucer
Wtramon'S Serbaftet pprcen, neil tidy
Glu9ldriften ureafttpndren" Snbalts bet
inn nprfauoen.
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8ermt1 s.

- ueber 500 Mprmpnen famen ppn
europa III Smaba ren 20. :. 81. aul
cem De9e no6 lltab an.
- Cine &eYplutipn 1T i'm nSroli6en
1bcile Don Gang Domingo aus9ebrpden
unter lem prd1irenten Gabrol.
Self, Davis eerenft ieiuen8 pbnz
fiji tit @enf lit perS6weiS ;u 1ebmen,
iptalp fem Yrp;eb ST Gnee 1T.
- Sn Mittcl Wepr9ta firo tiirslidJ
riele italienil9e Ginwancerer aus BET
2pmbarcei an9elanst. Stc wcuen ft@
namentli9 cer Seipen;udt miemen.
49, Cine prciss 9eratiebun9 fir Sc
learapbirun9 am sltlantiiden &abel fol-
pom nddfen 1fen September spr9ez
1pnlme1 merben.
Der 0rpbber;p9 Ypn 5e1en
wun19t einen Naturalifattpnsz Sertra9
nit BEN @ereinisten Staaten atsu<
i9lieben.
- IS fine Mn;eiden> rob BET Gpnz
steB iib nidt serta9cn pirr, lpnoern CT
MIRO ftd surudsteben bis gum Septemz
Der pber Sftpber.
- Cine Gepeiae patirt MarietQes,
ben 81. Suli, finpist bic Mnfunft res
prinsen Napplepn IN Malta auf ieiaet
2ii6retie nad 9aule ait.
Newzyprf, ben 22ten Suli,
3uee an Der pacifc-G tentabn seben
nun uter 400 Metlen.
Der Genier StepbenS ipQ farili6 in
Newzgprf an9etpmme11 lsin.
-Momiral Tarra9ut bat auf cem
amerifanii9en S6ife u0uaro" cine
Nnsabl rertbppuer Statuen. cte er IN
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
@urppGtf6 8.
Nrcufcn.

@annpYer> %. Stunt. Der ST.
mig BON Yreuben bat nun bod 5annp<
yer he1uGt ra6pem bteie annertrteYrpz
viin; pprber 9eb5rts icncirt wcrpen mar.
ST traf nit Dem prin;en Nlbredt bier
Elm uni purne am 8abnbpfe DON elmer
Population Der GtsilbebSrren NIT If
'ficieller 5erslt6tett empfan9en. -
@ie iebr &Dnt9 @ilbelm felbit iiter bic
Stimmung bet 5annpSeraner I'M &la<
ren it, benefit trpb auer preuBil9en
Babnen, bic bel ieinem Belude lit Der
Stact Ratterten> feline Mntpprt auf bic
8eoriibun9sreoe beS GtaotzD DIRECTORS
&al9. Der &Sni9 ia9te rdmlt9:
sd nanfesSbnen fir DaS, mas Sie
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-07-25
Sic 9capfratifbcu G%anotSatcn.

9pratio Seympur 1T sebpren 1911
in YpmpeN Snpnca9p Co., g. g.; sr
;dblt rcmnaG 81 Sabre. Sein Gater
&i9aro Seympur mar elmer rer eriten
Gplpniiten 1T 9artfprc> Gpnn. SIM
Nltar npn 20 Sabreu rurcc 9pratip
Seymour ais Mrypfat an pen0ert9ts<
bpf s1 Utica ;u9ela0en> aber talc CAB
CT bieie 2aufbabn auf I'm ft9 fait ousz
idlteblid rer Yplitif ;u pipmen. SIM
Sabre 1871 wurce CT al5 Ganctrat BET
rempfratilden Yortei fir bic @eriammz
lung nad Mtany %..auf9eiteQt, uno NIT
GROCER Majpritdt erp1blt roo CT unter
ZEN einFubreid)iten Nepnern alstalp ben
criten Stang cinna1m. SmSabre1842
purce er ;umMaypr so1 Utica erwdblt
Sn ben bret rarauf f%ol9enccn Sabren
murine ct jeceSmol in etc Staot5Yerz
lammlun9 9e1pdblt uup int letten Sabre
Yeri JAP CT bic Stelle reS SpredcrS.
8etm S9luG pcrSeitpn febrte Ct lis
1850 tn5 priyatleben suriid.
sSn bic lem Sabre mar er BON rel1
Dempfraten ais @puperneur rrpppnirt
rprcen ; ober feline Gonbicatur 9liidte
nidt' pbalei9 iein &ivalc 5unt tlpb
1862 Stiutn,en Mebrbeit ;dblte. 1852
muroe CT NIT elmer beceutencen Stimz
m%enmebrbeit sum 0puyerneurppit fen erz
boben, welde5 aud in Sabre 1862 per
SAL war. Die pemcfratt16e Natipnal
Gpnpentipn ypn Gbica9p pablte i'm I'm
Sabre 1862 einitimm9 su ibrem Yraz
fipenten, weldem 8eiip{el ra5 per neuez
ften Convention nadfpl9te.
Traucis preitpn Slair, am Is. 6ebr.
1921 gu 2erinetpn, &entudN 9ebpren,
1T sesenwdrtig 48 Sabre alt. Na9>
benz CT feline 0race am College prtncez
ton obiplpirt Bate beSann er III ct.
2ouis rie&edtafubien. Seine i1wa9e
0elunpbeit beiimmte Jpn, cine Reile
na@ ben Gellen9eb!r9en ;u MAIDEN unp
er tefano iid seraee 81 Belt in SEEM
Mertcp, als Der &rie9 caielbf an9efanz
gen Bate. Gr trat ms Seer als genet
net Splcat Elm unp ciente al6 folder
bis 1847. Sn nen Sabrer 49, "a, Sc
81 uno 60 wurce Slair rurb ben
0ttrift ct. 2pui5 nab Zen; Gpnareb
seldidt. CUR 3eit ces Blre:rfries6
mar CT Der erie TreiniQi9e in Miiipuri
uno fammcltc Elm &e9iment, in meldem
ct Sberlt murce. Trob feiner remOez
neral6remcnt ent9eaen9eiebtenNid tun9
purce CT rp@ idaell tef1rrert uno talp
1pn0eneral. Gr set9nete 1id beipncerS
ben %. Mai 1862 beim Nn9rtf auf
@id6tur9 aus uno 9crare bet rieier
Geranla1un9 fpenrete Grant Dem man
9emib nidt pengcrmurf er0eldmdbt9z
felt unc S6mci@clei MAIDEN fa1m> cem
General 8lair ras 2pb, bob CT rertei te
@eneral Der Unions 6reiwiQi9en iei,
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Ser @ dnbere +.
Gpmpaenien Snfanterie. Die Snoiaz
ner batteu ltd gut ser19an3t. D

rer batte1- 1tG gut Set1@an61. f
Mewzyprt ben 23ten Suli. =
@nc. s. Blopcsppr, Gapitdn auf BEN
Dampf9iF Setb 2ap> >puree pom Gpz
rouer 6lynn in l1nterlu6un9 9e;p9en
in ber 5umme . n$10>000. Grwuroe
Yerbrederii9er Na9ldif9feit" III benz I'm
olifsfaue am Nortb &tper bel@ulci9t.
Selbfmurb.
BuffaIp> ben 23iten Suli. So
ban11 @tdmanr, MetaIwaaren>5dnoz
let, ermprpete ii9 9eitern ieltt in Glifz
ton, Gonaca-Mef, tnbem er it9 ben
sails at19nitt. 5duSltde llnannebmz
li6feiten >paren bic lrla9e ieiner TIM
that.
Der Tenier<G onsreb 1T in Suf>
falp in gebeimcr Stbun9.
Sbip.
WetanoniB Der grpreB=&auber.
Gincinnati> ZEN 23ten Sult.
Die prei Nauter melde tn Der 9fdbe
Spn Seymour gelyndt mprpen marer,
leaten elm ypues Sc tdnbnib tbrer Ibeilz
nabme an ben Yielen &dubereien 1nc
Mprptbaten in jener Ndbe as. Das
5auptquartier mar i'm 6auie Don Genp
III rer Ndbe ppn Rpdfprp, unsefdbr 2
Wfeilen DON Seymour. Die @ltecer
bieler Tamtlie purren fir bic llrbeber
ypn Yielen Mprptbaten urb &dutereien
unp fir unmittelbare Gbetlnebu1er III
teinabe alien Yp1t BEN elben erfldrt. So
bann Nenp 1T nun i'm Mi1puriz3udtz
baule. 3met anpere 0liecer cer SAINT
lie fno Yerbaftet pe9en 8eraubun9 Der
Ncam5 GrprebzG pmpa9nte, unp Grans
Henp> Der idlauelte u1o semancteite
MIrner 1T Der 9an;en Gamilie> 1T nun
in Winclc IT. Gauaoa<@eft Cine 9rpBe
8elpbnuns miro Spn ben 8eamten Der
GrprebzG pmpa9nie fir feline ueterltefez
r,1n9 in seymour Snpiano> besablt
perccn.
Marvlane.
Boltimpre,r ZEN 23ten Suli. -
Gin Ne9er ma6te 9eitern eiuen i@impfz
liden Nn9rif arf cine Dame 1T Der
Ndbe pom 8eueair, in !5artfprpG County,
@dbreno er surSebTrre 9ebro9t wurce,
nabm ibn Der pItel Ypn ben ppliseictez
nern uno bdn9te tbn.
Spftpu.
ToS Ninslun=@ ebeinniB.
80 . II, nen % ten Sult. IS ii
nun nar9etban, paG pa6 Sfelett, mel9ee
in &in9ton> Ma6a&ufetts> entred1
wurce> cine balbe Meile Don Der Scene
ber Mprrtbat nes Cornelius 9pllnee
>par. Man sermutbet, bas Sfeletl
famine ypr etnem Sbneicer, Namene
Sames. Gr yerl1wano DOR ga Sab:
rem, eint9e:3eit vpr Der @eburt re6 Deas
fpn Nnbrews.
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auro pes Mprpes, wel9en ct in Srlar1o
LoAnunon hattie ,. ~

Vtyul'St" V"'"'
--Bei Der 3ujammenfunft Der Srid<
leaer 9eiternNbenb waren 5000 BON BET
Union in ppu9bfeepiie, 5000 pon So<
fpn ur,b 5000 Mrbeiter Don 5artfpro
antpelenr.
6ecreia.
Gin 1ar- Ginnebm:r tcbtseiduRen. = Die got-
f6aft hes @cuserneurs. - Mibburn=nnteriu9=
uns aufsebuten.
5aoannab, ben 22fenSuti. Der
Ear<G innebmer 5ppfinS tpurce seitern
Nbeno tpbtsel6pfen pom DeputyzSbez
riff in einem Salcn.
Atlanta, ren % ten Suli. st.
g. Buupf murpe beute al@0puYeraeur
feierli9 einseiett. Seine Sptl9aft mar
fur; unp lpbt bic republifanii@e partei.
Die Mtlit1rzG pmmiltpn fir bic unz
teriuduns fir bic Columbus 0efar9ez
men >purce aufgebptm tn Gcl9e rss
nadfcl9encen Sefebl5 ypm General
Meao:
bauptqrartisr pes 5. MilitdrzDiz
iriftS, ben often Suit 1868. J
Mn Weneral Sibley prdVce1t Der Cont
miiton.
General: Sn Iolse res beutiAen
@prtraee6 Der Se9islatur uro Der >pabrz
ideinli6en unmittelbaren 3ulaNua9
BON Georgia unp pe5 Mufb6renS Der
Milit1rz Mutpritdt tefeblt cer fpmmal,@
ptrence General nab bic Gpmmiiiion>
ypn melGer sic prdiipent iiac, raS
@pr9eben in per llnteriudune rer Sc
faneenen, peld)e neS Mprce5 BON NIbz
burn beldulpi9t itnp> aufsebe. Die
0efan0enen 1perpen bis auf peitere Sc
feDle in Gerwabrun9 9encmmer.
Das @eridt yertaste iid bis sum
Tretta9.
Die Stact 1T rcl ypn Semen, melde
bic pempfratii9e WairnzS eriammlun9
bel uden
0putiiaua.
Die eesis!atur forbert has Miilitar CUR Inter
rriidune Der llncrenun9 auf.
NewzS rleans s, Zen 22iten Sult.
Nuf ben Gprl1la9 Res @ouperneurS
Warmputb >purpe 9eitern Der 9ernein7
l1aftlide Ssi9luB 9efabt pen fon1man~
pirenoen General auf3ufprpern> NIT
Sruppen bic 0eleBlpii9feit III ben nDroz
li6en urb wetliden pfarreien in 2puiz
fiaua III uatercriideu. Wan batte ei1e
Npte spa BET pfarrei Trantlin nit unz
tcrldriften erbalten> pel9e partbut pab
cprt 1nc in ben a19rensenren Yfarreien
peniaten5 80 Mprbtbatcn fIr;li9 Yerz
iibt purren. Der 8elblub erre9te 9robe
Spppiltipn uro cine befti9e Debate.
8ielc Mitslieber waren 9e9en bic Nufz
bietun9 perMilitdr= Beb6rce> incem man
anaah rae bic GiiYilzAutprttdt wiecer
gan; bersefeut 1et.
NcnnfplDanicn.
Die CRITTERS.
6arrisbur9, cen 16ten Sult,
Nie S1uylfiu StriferS teiuden cerz
{Giecene &pblen9ruben, yerlan9en Ginz
iteuuna Der Mrbette,I aber fpn1ten ee
ntdt burdieben. sic merben pur6 ben
SberiT uno feline Ma6t sur 2adfeb1
se;mun9en meroen.
Guafer=S tatt JinIernib.
pbilarelpbia> ben 16ten Sult,
Sdpn felt "a Stunren gitt eS bier nc
aen Arteitsein1eQung fein 0asltd1
mebr. Die Start 1T in Tiniternib &C.
buut.
Wiseonfin.
5ur1pn, ben 16ten Suli. Gin
Dientas Nadmitta9 murce cine 6rau
nit Sfamen 0erbarrt, melde in ce1
Stapt ct. Soc, pier Meilen spn bier,
wpbnte> wdbreno ite spr Der Tbure IT,
ter @pbnut9 iab, pom SliBe 9etrefer
uno auf Der SteQe 9etGctet. sic batts
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80 ESSAEH
On Monday, at Nashville, two cor.
porals belonging to the Forty-ffth In
fantry were arrested for an assault on a
colored laundress who had been superin-
tending their linen at the barracks. Gal
liant boys in blue! They deserve
shou!deI-strsps for their devotion to the
lair
Scott Thomas, e Nashville z
who had become conveIsant with city
life, under Radical teaching, attempted
70 change a $40 note handed him By
Daniel Green, a country darkey, by
running OF, but Green was not so YER
dant rs TO fail to recognize him, and the
Magistrate recognised him, too.
The Varieties" of Nashville, like
the " Varieties OF Memphis, IS the only
place OF amusement Ia the CITY,
Daring the storm on Sunday morn.
log, the residence OF Mrs. Allen, in Edge
field, was struck by lightning, which
shattered the side of the house and served
the leg ola piano the same way, but
did no further damage to the instrument,
On Sunday afternoon two trees ia Edge.
field were struck by lightning.
VIM. Hopkins, a negro, was sem
fenced at Nashville to four years to the
penitentiary for larceny.
"A Nashville policeman, D. +. Fred
erieks, was robbed of S205, taken from
under his pillow, on Friday night while
he slept,
The Press and TTn1eso Of the 18th says:
" 1t is reported by those who ought to
know, that the frost has not injured fruit
10 this section Of the State as much as
wss at first feared" We hope this is
true but the Press and Times says so
many things that are not even paIatable,
this must be taken with a grain of salt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-04-16
AsHINGT0

..... .
WASHINGTON, April 15.-The follow
ing letter was addressed by Secretary
Stanton to Senator Cameron yesterday
WAR DEPAR NEST,
WASHINGTON, ApTilI4, lo0S.
To Hop. simon Cameron
Dear Sir: Perceiving in this morn
iDg'5 Chronicle that a communication
has been signed by the Governor Of your
State, the Republican members OF the
Legislature, and other persons, asking
your recommendation for my transfer,
upon q certain contingency, to theshead
Of the Treasury Department, l hasten to
Request earnestly that no such recon-
%mendation be made. Enough O! my life
has been devoted to public duties, and no
consideration can induce me TO assume
those of the Treasury Department, or
continue in the War Department longer
han may be required for the appoint
ment and confirmation Of my successor.
Yours truly, E. NJ. STANTON.
President Johnson unveiled the Linz
ooin monument to-day. Grant was on
the sidewalk, having declined to appear
on the stsnd. d -t.F =
The Impeachment trial was continued
to-day. The Chief Justice ruled out the
Presidents message Of February oath.
The managers objected to il on general
grounds, bat the Chief Justice rejected il
on the ground that the Senate resOiu-
tons did not require it-thersfore it was
not part of the regular proceedings. His
message, nominating Ewing, was, how
ever, admitted, aud also an immense
mass Of documentary evidence, under
continued objection from Butler. After
the conclusion Of which the Court ad-
j0urDed.
TBe Senate then resumed legislative
business and ordered certain reports OF the
sessions and proceeded to the cOnsidera
ton Of the impeachment aud deficiency
appropriations.
Pending this discussion a deficiency Of
so, QUO wasrepOrted ia Forney's account,
q Corcoran said that Forney's clerk
had been wrongly charged.
In the House, Stevens made a state
meBt 20 the effect that the Senate had
determined not to hear the impescbers
fully, and gave NOTICE that he would
move for night sessions In the House to
allow the managers and others 10 make
their speeches.
TIE Presidents counsel had il pretty
much their own way this afternoon. The
~impeachers show pSlpable signs Of dis
cauFagement.