Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-11-04
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c. D. SMITH mas been appoints. Sur
yeyor OF Castonls atPaduc'si.-
Coon wheat IS quoted at A3bany
Oregon, AT iifty and fifty2fge een4-
TIE Jamescown AMI Fran!sling R:sis,
road has been completed Gonl Jam asjoS'l
20 Ashtaoula-
a KEY WEST letter says the SSshor,
enc of one Of The Cuban telegraph e.sbie-
has been, cut. r-----v,-
THE forfhcoming statement O. The
public debt will show q reduction o
81, ,63S. So IS during the past nlontlt
Commissioner Delano has receifed Z
large lot OF wei -counter.eited stSmps
such as are USED for legal Purposes Siroln
California.
a dispatch frora Goldsborongh 5oTtI
Carolina, states tltst q riot occurred on
the 18th, in which a negro and one sol
dier were weanGeG.
Thirty-hve liquor sellers have Aeen
indicted by The Court OF Common Plea.
of Ashtabula county. One. who plead
guilty, was fined 500 and costs.
Gov, Chamberlain, on Saturday. ap
pointed Hon. Lot Morrill,, Z Uaited State
Senator. 10 fill the va cancy caused by
the death of senator Fessenden.
DURING the quarter ending Septeasier
30, 1881 imui grants arrived at Pert
Huron, Mich, OF " hom !, ,7G3 were males
aud 1858 females.
FHE completion Of the railroad to
Junction City. Kansas, was celebrate
in an appropriate manner at that place,
on the 2ISh inst.
THE Scioto. Agricultural WORKS, pc
Circlevilie, capital $1,000, 900. and the
Mount Sterling Binding and Savings
Association, capital $500, 600, were iIlGor-
porated on Saturday.
The Board Of Education III OiBninflati Il,
voted at midnight en the resolutions
the reading OF B bles, etc.
in public schools. They were Carried /;
ayes -, nays Is.
The Democratic majority in the esec-
tiOn in Baltimore city, last Wednesday,
was lS3. The Republican vote Increase!
8, 1872 over the vote oflast year. sf
The Commi issioner of Internal Rete-
has decided tffRt vintneI&2re- not seb
jsct to special tax as liquor dealers, for
selling their OWE products a5the place OF
Supervisor Fulton Informs the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau, Of seizures of To-
hacco fraudulenfly transported from
boxes, weighing in some cases 800
pounds. y
The Department OF Agricultural re
p orts that, the state of the cotton crop
Q ttests an ample suilicieRcy for all the
wants ofthe country, and that the,con-
ditional estimate Of ,, $50, 900 bales can be
Xce eded. .l.l.- ifs4
The accounts from the scene Of the
late disaster on the Mississippi are quite
vague and unsatisfactory as regards the
OF victims and their names.
--latest aaVices, h .weyer, indicate that
the first estimates were very nearly cor
rect.
Information received at the Depart
ment of Agriculture shows q falling off
of one-third of the tobacco crop in Vir-
ginia and Maryland and throughout
Kentucky aud the West of about one,
enth.r The reported frost last night in
he West will cause further deficiency.
Tur Grading for the Kansas Pacific
paiIr-a7. i tomnIated far fortv nilps
,,aet ~ sharidan md iron anoI,ul, for
'bot disfanna il on hand THE timber
ar br;do,as has tn he bauIaI from tba
3,onn ainS ana This zoorl. hss oecasion.
ID some>delay.
Says tie. Philadelphia Ledger: 1.-The
interest is awake TO the
II ihpToVeu collultloii ni t;;e eouiitiy' anu
ne ~ iooiiiA anu sPlile it2 az aiiu oul.u
III y i-~Sii nap Ia posis.oi
rs one AMONG NC rliet nIaliuiactu[lhe
i.leS u t"S oit4oh' arc Justly eniP iPio9
su'
The snow storms which began in Bar
gor, Maine, on Friday and continued
through Saturday, and has been very
severe. AT Lincoln. eighteen inches
.eii +; at Moosehead Lake and down in
Fiscottaquis county one root S!elghs
are leaving Dexter on runners. Some
Eight or ten inches fell here but mostly
melted. Tue weather Is now c'eai aud
cold.
Eighteen inmates Of the Ross County
Tniirniary were taken to the Union
.0wnship polls, and voted solid the
ticket. Some of them had
nor sufficient intelligence to know their
Jwn names. Last year we are told that
5ieIe Heie i1eilioc't,s 'sit'a one
iiq W .Ioe 0r,,;I ~ In
nc NV = ''iiV'''i '0''''' CO. e,'''i
-'aAe ''s'
AT Two O'Clock, SATURDAY morning,
.wo burglars broke in the First National
Bank OF Ne% Castle, Henry county,
indiana, ANA were making way INTO
.he vault when they were discovered
by citizens VINO surrounded them and
tired on them. ihe ro3hers returned
the hre. OnS rob3er was shot III the
20 'slfgLtIv wo,II,dad ono NJ fberol
naf,s ,ssr5rei Thev hail from 81 To,is
I,here is a hand o. fhehI fraveIifGr to.
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