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lof Presses, Type, &C., &C, 10 Row prepsJ<d
Its patrons and the public know full) well
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SPAIN.

Accoptation Of Minister Herrcra's Reslwna.
ton.
MADRID. July TO- 1869.
rho resignation Of Herrera as Minister Of Justice,
hes been accepted.
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THE Intentions Of the Government.
PARIS, July 10-Evenng.
The Constitutional, Of this evening says that the
counsei0rs OF the crown are discussing the question
~ to whether 1t advisable reply the interpret
government No decision has been arrived at; there
fore the reports to the intention OF the govern
meet are premature.
The Esvornment and the Corps Lesislasif.
PARIS, July 10, 1869,
The Purie newspaper OF to-day says that recent
negotiations between the government and the Corps
Legtslattf have resulted in an understanding that
the former viii realize the projected reforms, and
announces senotus consultum TO carry the same
INTO effect.
TIE Rasiish Press on the French Situation.
LONDON July 10. 1869.
The Times this morning. has editorial article on
the state OF airs In France. The writer says that
which have been demanded by thegarge minority.
and which the majority also desire. The old things
sre passing away and another political dispensaton
% ct hand. The desertion OF the monarchy by M.
sAackau will show how deep is the general convic-
ton that personal government Is Q lost cause.
The Ao,nin0 Telegraph says that the Emperor
said the principle OF ministerial responsibility was
the right one bus that it was the business Of the
senate and not of the Corps Legisat to regulate.
Time, however, will bring the measure.
g.
--latest News About the French Cable.
BREsT, July TO- 1862
Opt Friday noon the steamship Great Eastern
had made 1885 knots from this port, and had al.
rived on the ''7ail" Of the Banks OF Newfoundland
She had paid ont 2122 knots Of the cable. All on
board were well. Everything was working fairly.
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stroy the race. The Rambler which evidently re-
tanned the wind gradually crep, up and was quickly
presen, the result OF the contest was anything but
certain, bat now that the Rambler was close at
hand, iis Issue was extremely doubtful 10 naking
for the Narrowz both vessels lacking towards the
Gomez Island SHORE. the Rambler lessened her dis-
lance considerably and was apparently overhauiing
her competitor. the Hood making on the east shore,
though the st had the last OF the ebb. Again
slight breeze sprung ny and the Magic pursued
her course, and she was evidently 100 iar aheaa
already done wonders In gaining upon her.
Shorty alter four O'Clock the Magic was nail.
point the Ramoler nearly the same distance
astern a. In the fore part OF the race. 1ne
remaining portion Of me race not exciting, as
II was now evident that the Magic the winner.
The Rambler took the ground or Fort Diamond,
but In few minutes got on and headed towards
the sakeboat changing her course for along shore.
The following Il the time at which the yachts arrived
..,. ~ !:
hanoier. % ~
The Magic Was accordingly declared the winner,
her advent being honored by several salutes. There
was no allowance OF time. Thus ended the great
race concerning which so much has been said. A
stronger breeze would unqucstionaHy have been
most heartily welcomed BY both yachts butt light as
was that which prevailed, served nj times TO show
the respective merits Of the yachts. both Of which
were handled In magnificent style. The Rambler
Magic 'a o. conssocs. ''S AND sotS had s
thoroughly active and efSicient crew. Mr..
Franklin osgOod, sterling yHchtmAn. a. on board
the Magic, ana Mr.. Banker on the Rambler during
the contest several well known yachts including
the Alice Commodore Kidd. the Phantom. the
HAlcyOn fieur de las, White Gap and others. were
cruising IN the lower bay during tue progress Of
the race. In fine, IL MAS an exceedingly close
struggte nobiy sailed ana courageous'y won.
- Yachting Notes.
The famous yacht Henrietta started Yesterday af
teraoen on a pleasure cruise. the route mapped
out is through the Sound to the coast Of Name
where fishing hunting and cruising Will be the order
Of the day. Mr.. f. II. Stott OF Stottsville Columbia
county N. Y. has chartered the yacht, and goes IN
command. Among the party accompanying are
Commander d. L. Braine, United States Navy; Cap
tain Z. A. Chaplin, OF arctic expedition notoriety.
and Captain +. 7. Nichols, OF the United states
Navy. The Henrietta will return In about six
weeks, when more extended cruise Is IN cOntem-
plation.
The members OF the Bayonne Yacht Club will de-
fer their regatta announced for the I5tl instant In
asmuch as the majority OF the club in favor OF
giving union regatta, to reciprocae the Kindness
Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club
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T'ELRCRAPIIIC NEWS
ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Tho Pending Parliamentary Conflict
In England.
~--4~--~-~~-~~a~-@~~---
EXCITEMENT OVER THs CHURCH BILL.
Dilnc ultics Of the Situation
In France.
-~~~>~>~D~~>.~>~~~sSs--
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.
Extensive Indian Raid in
Yuoatan.
~~~~~~~~~~~e>~~o,N-~>~--
GREAT FLOOD IN TEXAS.
RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY.
GREAT FLOOD IN TEXAS.


Kxcsssmsat Rssardlas The Irish Chsrcs Bnl-
Public Meetings " be He'd.
LONDON. July 10, 1859.
Tue agitation here In relation to the Irish Church
ttll threatens 70 become serious. Preparations
ecttyely being made for imposing demonstrations
against Mr. Gladstone. who has hitherto hestated to
encourage the meetings. but to-day he has consented
% gve sem-of1cla sanction on the ground that the
Lords attempted to qualify their opposition 10 the
WIN OF the government and the people, ON the
ground OF pretended change in public sentiment IL
tGoertan. however. that the Commons will refuse TO
yielG to the Lords their amendments. except the
thrS points not aectng the principle Of the bill. IL
is expected that the open air meeting will be the
largest ever known here
bfs. Gladstone on tho Policy Of Ensiand
Towards Her Colonies.
LONDON, July 10. 1869.
In the House Of Commons last evening Mr.. Glad
st0pe in discussing Central Asian matters said that
Il wss the English policy TO rule subject countries
was assured that Lord MayO's interview with Shere
Ali did not involve any agreements ON our part.
Russia has expressed the opinion that Afghanstan
should remain as q neutral zone between the Rus
sian and British influence
The Weather and the Crops.
LONDON July 10, 1869.
favorable for the growing crops.
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Resignation Of the NIiuistry.

Resignati0n Of the Ministry.
PARIS, July 10, 1909.
Yesterday the Ministers placed their portfolios in
the hands Of the Emperor. His Majesty on receiv-
ing them said:-"There are some or the deputies
gentlemen, who are pushing you very hard, but are
you sure the country Ia with your 1 am ready to
sacrifice personal legislative power; but there is
question Of dignity which Will yield any pres
aurav
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lntrr was now stc1ul beNeu knOL breeze, anu, az
somewhat exciting. The Magic was fuily q mile
ahead but strange To say In the run towards the light
snip the distance between the yachts was neither in
hnd the Rambler and she sped on her way beauti.
fully, while the noble Magic skinned the sea like Q
gull Halfway between the Hook and the bar buoys
the yachts began 10 feel the ocean swels. but the
dashed The foam ASIDE. The Rambler began to look
up 10 wndward somewhat more than the Magic, but
vas Questionable whether the former was not
under the circumstspces Kept little too close The
ose e'c,ock, the Rambler about fvs minutes behind
shortly Afterwards the wind frcshencd 70 ri.
most Yen knots. and the contestants dashed
along IN good form. The gsllsnt little White Cap
-as pssssd BY The Magic near two O'Clock, being
vestsou'hwest on the ssrbosrd quarter. As already
mensloncd there DID not appear to be tlc slgntest
increase dsmnuton In the distance between the
-S considerably ahead the result OF the race was
exsrswcsy doubtful. The yachts passed the iightship
% aadss.
Magic. ..........................
imms.s,sle,y ON rounding, both vessels Sc, their
msintorsAils ana stayxails ana proceeded TOWARDS
the Hook on their way W the southwest spit. B0tn
m ssyle vWthy the Highest admiration. The Ram
bier was stlll mile ssteru, yet coming up TO the
Magic % rapidly ~ the latter would permit ner.
Rut tss coutestsnN were evidently no. destined to
.ne mccK ssoriy Sefore three o'cIock, heading
straight Cor the Southwest spit; bat ere she ap.
psosched that quarter the Wind began 70 die out,
While u stii continued fresh eehind the hamDier.
AZ N. boats an the scnsow.<s SPIT was reached.
ANA which vas rouaded o. nliows;-
ssx'e:......... .--.'...,. ..>S-.,''''' ~
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their Cartoon and general issne, the !
proprietors Of
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM
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A.-l.adies' Face. EnameiIed; also the Pro-
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-11

Yesterday the Democratic members of
the Indiana Legislature broke up the
session. Enough of them resigned in
each House to deprive it of quorum
The object was 10 prevent the ratification
of the proposed suffrage amendment to
the Constitution. This desertion left the
appropriation bills unfinished. The pre-
tense of justification for this act is that
they desi e to have the amendment re-
ferred to the people but the method was
contrived so as to dodge the popular trial
Of the question; for the members from
districts in which the Democratic ma
jOrities were small, held fast TO their
places, not during TO make the reference
except in strong Democratic Districts
This is new style of popular trial.
Had all the Democratic members re-
signed they would have shown some
confidence in their case; Dut in the way
they managed it, it has sneaking and
dodging appearance, as if the instinct TO
hold Oh to office was paramount 10 ali
other considerations. The thrift of the
Democratic mind was also shown by
their drawing their pay and stationary
and postage stamps to the last moment.
The Governor has ordered new cleo
tion for the vacant districts on the 23d.
AS these members have deserted their
duty, their constitents ought to take
them at their word. If they elect them
it will only be to desert again 4; for their
reelection will not prevent the ratifica-
ton. 1t is not likely that the people of
Indiana will continue 10 elect members
to the Legislature merely to resign.
The regular election of the Legisla-
ture is biennial. and will not take place
till next YEAR, Gin. GaZ.
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The Cheapest Farm in Bel.
mont COuntVfOr Sale.

I 'TH UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
4 his Farm in Richland Township, Belmont
County, Ohio, miles Southeast of st. Clairsville
ii miles from Wheeling, miles from Bellaire
on the Central Ohio r. R., 2 miles from Nefrs
Siding and % miles East of Glencoe, contain
ing 249 Acres ofvery Rich Limestone Land
mostly in grass, and is in a high state OF culti-
vation for farming purposes The said farm has
about l75 Acres under fence, the fields well ar
ranged and plenty of water in every field; rs
Acres OF the very best timber; the timber would
pay for the land in Cross Ties, as the farthest
point is mile from the r. r. One foot vein of
coal underlying the premises of the best quality.
will sell the coal separate, will sell the land
and reserve the coal, or will sell both together.
The improvements onSists ofa two-s story Frame
House, with seven rooms and kitchen, with
cellar under p urt; also, all necessary improve
ments about the house. One Large Barn and
stable, Wagon Shed aud Grain Houses; an ex-
cellent Apple orchard of 100 Trees OF grated
fruit, and plenty OF other fruit such as Cherries
Plnms, Peaches and Pears of the bast varieties
For further particulars or information reIa-
tive to the price and terms. call on the subscri-
Der ON the farm, or address me, by letter at
Shields P. o., Belmont County, Ohio.
Dec. 3l-3ml WILLIAM HARVEY
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The present leaders OF the Democratic
party take TO traitors and to treason as
ducks take tn water. No sooner did the
dispersion of the rebel arnly permit
Southern rebels to cone Nasth. than not
only the doors lfthe National Democrat
ic CGnVentiOn were opened to those who
fred upon he flag and who still gloried
in their shame, but the front seats in
the convention were reserved for them,
and before the deliberations closed. red
handed traitors and ack-hearted rebel
sympathiZers controlled The conclave.
laid down it's revolutionary platform,
and planted thereon political puppet
and a political renegade as candidates of
the party.
Ii was meet such men should hasten
to welcome and toast breckenridge, who
was doubly traitor-first traitor to his
party by disrupting it, and second, traitor
TO his government by attempting to sub
vert it. Democrats have net been wont
to forgive treason to their party, but in
this case pardon for the first treason was
eXpiated snd forgiven, we suppose, in
the eyes of tile Democracy, by long and
faithful service in the rebel cause, SYM
pathy for which blinds Democratic eyes
To Ill sins against the party.
And SO il was that upon Breckenridge
making his appearance in New York
City the leaders in the Manhattan Club
gave him a reception and dinner. The
company was select, and net large;
about half and half Democratic New
York leaders and eX-cOnfederate gener-
ais. AT the table Breck kiuridge was OF
the right of the chair and Beauregard
on the left, and then rebels and Demo
Gratis were dovetailed together along the
table, and discussed a $500 dinner
After tue cloth was removed toast
supplementary 10 the guest was drank,
and othertoasts followed. The New York
Sun reports as the prominent managers
OF the affair, Belmont, Barlow, Judge
CardoZo. and such like, while the press
waa the Sunday Courier by
its editoT-in chief, Mr.. Taylor, and the
World by Mr.. Henry Hurlhut, the edi-
tor-in chief, Mr.. Marble, entering the
room late In the evening. The affair
broke up morningward with three cheers
and a tiger for their distinguished guest.
Herald
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Notice to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
= the undersigned at the FRAZIER HOTEL. in
st. Clairsville, ON
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81. 1909,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. N. and o.
clock p. NJ. of said day for the delivering and
breaking of Lime Stone on the line of the Ma
tional Road hetween the md and SOth miles as
numbered West from Wheeling The amount
to b. delivered ON the different miles is rs fol-
lows:
On mile > 10 rods ON miles 4. ) g., So, %,
II and L. 30 rods each. On miles Ia, lS ,G II Is,
49, ~ aud 2 - rods each. On miloa e, q, 70, n,
the price per rod of 100 cubic heet, The stone to
be delivered ~ such places on the road, as the
ResideGl Ehgipeer may designate, and To be
weight.
Bids for breaking and delivering must De
separate. The right TO. reject bids is reserved.
ast7l - JOHN 4. BLAIR y
Feb. 25 1869. Resident Engineer,
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Hon. Allen G. Thurman, the Demo
cratic Senator from Ohio, leaves to-day
for Washington, and will take his seat
in the Senate on the 4th of March,
Plain Dealer.
All right Judge Thurman was con-
stitulionaliy elected, through the acci
dental system of floats, yet the majority
against him, on a popular vote. would
be not less than thirty thousand. Such
all accidental election of u Republican
Senator would draw continuous fire of
"resign," resign resign" from the
entire Democratic line of papers
and conventions. Not q neRGbli-
can has asked SeBatp; Thurman to
r, sign an oface ia W "feh he knows he
misrepresents the people of Ohio
Herald.
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8fal estate for Salt.
FOR SALE.
Valuable Lands Adjoining
St, CiairSViiIe.

pY AUTHORITY of the Probate Court of Bel.
II mont County, Ohio, l will offer for sale al
public auction, at the door OF the Court House
in 81. Clairsville, on
TUESDAY, MARCH Is, 1869,
between the hours of 10 A. N. and p. NJ, the
farm of the late Thomas H. Genin.
The farm adJolns the town of ST. Clairsville,
and the grounds known as the Belmont County
Fair Grounds.
For the accommodation of purchasers it will
be divided and sold in separate tracts and lots
of from 30 or 30 Acres each.
The land is generally of very rich soil. Some
of the tracts, as The land will be divided have
and the tract to be sold with the dwelling house.
has variety and abundance of fruit.
Inc tracts, into which The farm has been di-
vlded have been carefully surveyed:
The First tract containing 1-2 Acres, and
the Second 1-2 Acres, front on the New Road
and adjoin the Fair Grounds on the West and
Tract No. 8, contains IL Acres, adjoining the
Fair Grounds on the East, and with tract l.
James Young's lane-a township road,-and ex-
tends South to Ault's or Genin's run These
tracts have stone coal and fine springs of water
on them. If they are too large for one pur-
chaser, either of them may be divided among
two or three by opening lane through TO the
run.
Lot 6, contains Six Acres-on the road be-
tween Mr.. Cooper's and Mr.. Roscoe's, and with
in few rods of the Warnock's Turnpike
1th. The Homestead tract contains 81 Ia
Acres, with the Dwelling House, barn, orchards
and coal. There is a carriage way from the
homestead between Mr.. Cocpers and lot 6, near
the Warnock road.
A plat of the tracts may be seen at the office
of the st. Clair Hotel.
will also, on the same day, offer for sale the
South of lots 10 and Is, in st. Clairsvlle near
the New school House; and the two Acre out
lot, adjoining Butfingtons o., the Marietta
Street road.
Terms of sale: = cash, the remainder III two
equal annual payments, with interest, secuted
by mortgage JOHN n GENIN
Guardian OF his minor son, Thomas.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty
Re- Further time for payment such may
be agreed upon, can be given to purchasers
when the above terms are inconvenient.
Feb. ii, 1869,