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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

A DAsTARDLY attempt was made to burn the
{ Grant House, Wheeling, on Monday morning
last, between one and two O'Clock. The house
was fired in two places-on the roof and in the
large room on the West side of the building on
Main Street-and several thousand dsllars OF
damage was done before the fire could be put
. out The roof, and a large amount Mattresses
in the lower room were saturated with carbon
.-oil and then fired. By the almost superhuman
.efforts of the proprietors, employees. inmates
sand citizens the fire was extinguished and
building saved before the engines could be got
ready for service. This is the second time with
in year that this house has been fired.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

NEW GooDs.-Our Dry Goods Merchants have
Just returned from the East with their new
Spring stock of Dry Goods, and are opening
them-out for the accommodation of customers.
st. Clairsville is one of the best points in the
:State to buy cheap Dry Goods, for the reason
that her merchants, long in business, under
stand how to buy and are willing tosell at a low
profit
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

AMATEUR EsTEsTAISMENr.-Thee exhibition
given by the ST. Clairsviile Amateur Club at
Welday's Hall, on Monday night. was pleasant
and entertaining performance, and, notwith-
standing the night was a disagIeeable one to be
out. the attendance was quite large. There is
certainly some very good dramatic talent in
the company, and all who took part in the per-
formance acquitted themselves very creditably.
We hope they will favor us with additional en-
tertainments.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

EDUCATIONAL CoLUMN.-We have omitted
the educational column this week for want of
enough interesting matter to fill it. Why is ii
that our school Teachers-there are two hum
dred and fifty in the county-take so little in
terest in this column? We invite them to use
it to give their views, in short, pithy articles,
upon all practical questions connected with the
subject of education, and We have had but three
of them to send communications since we
opened the column. We shall next week give
an article from the Ohio Educational Monthly,
written by Professor W. d. Henkle, on the use
of the expression, Twice Two is Four" with
the conflicting usage of various authors, and
the views of the writer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

PEOPLES TICKET FOR YoRK TowNsHIP.-The
following is the ticket put in nomination by
the People of York Township: Justice Of the
Peace, samuel Wilson, Sr.; Trustees, David r.
woodburn, John C. Gifen, Samuel B. Fish;
Treasurer, Henry Disyue; Clerk. --; As
SCISSOR, Peter Gifen; Constables, J. w. Stack
I.ouSa Richard Norman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

DRY GooDs.-we take pleasure ir calling the
sattention Of our readers to the advertisement of
John L. Roemer, Centre Wheeling. Mr.. Roe
Imer has been doing business in Wheeling for
;neary twenty years, and by his fair dealings
:and moderate prices has established first-class
Itrade. We advise the citizens of our county,
who go to wheeling to purchase goods, to call
land examine the stock Of Mr.. Roemer.
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gew advertisements.
Notice to Township Asses

VIE ASSESSORS Of Belmont County, will
y meet at the Auditors Ofice, in st. Clairs-
vile, on Thursday the sth day Of April 1859. fer
structions for making the ASSESSMENT for the
year 1862 1t is hoped every Assessor will be
present. r. NJ CLARK Auditor
Aprill-2W 'T7'
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

THE FARM near Rurr'S Station, containing
1o4 acres, now occupied by ]. ]. Beckett
belonging to John N. Genn, will be sold upon
reasonable terms. nnot sold 1t will be leased
from and after the LIST day Of April.
For terms inquire OF ST. CLAIR KELLY, st.
Clairsville, Ohio. -' Irna25-tf
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Dissolution.

IT HE firm of Barnes, Faupel & Co. of Bellaire
OHIO, has been dissolved by limitation OF
contract, and Is succeeded by the "Belmont
dIass works." an incorporated company the
principal business Office of which is at Beliaire
ONO, and the Bo oks of said corporation are
nov now open for subscription to fifty shares (of
s2OO each) of its capital stock. w.
NJ, HENRY FAUPEL, President.
March IL, lS69-4w*
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d Z z d.

MARSHALL.-March 2lst, in Richlapd Town
ship, Belmont Co., o., of Consumption, John
D. Marshall, aged 36 years, mos and q days.
He died in the triumph of living Christian
Faith. May Heavens richest blessing rest upon
his bereaved companion and the two little
fatherless girls. --
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Spwr aud County 9fws.

THE ST. CIairsviIle Building Association Sole
n loan of two hundred and fifty dollars, on Mon
day night, at fifteen and-a-half per cent. pre-
MUM.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

MAIN STREET in our town needs cleaning mp
BADLY. The mud is getting little too deep 70
wagon through and too thick to boat on, ana
something should be done or navigation Will
have to cease. II the mud was scraped up INTO
piles the farmers adjoining town would gladly
inaul itaway as manure.
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M a r RI Z d.

HUMPHREY--McCLAN Is,
1869, ut the residence of John Vancuren, by
David Deselms, Esqr., Mr.. Wesley Humphrey
and Miss Margaret r. McClannahan, all Of
Belmont County.
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Notice.


DENJAMIN DYSART, Hiram Dysart and
u Amos Dysart, who reside in the State of In
diana, and Catharine and Emily A., daughter
OF Tamsen and Stephen Dysart, and their hus-
bands, and other children of said Tamsen.
whose names and place of residence are un-
Knowni and the children and heirs of Bushrod
Hun, whose names and place of residence are
unknown, will take notice that on the 3rd day
of March, 1859, Swan G. Vance and Amas Huff,
as Executors Of Benjamin HUFF, decd, filed in
the Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont Coun-
ty, Ohio, their petition asking the Court, among
other things, to determine the interests of the
several children and grand children OF said
Benjamin HUFF, under his will, in the proceeds
OF the sales of his real and personal estate and
particularly that William Huff, and said chill
dren and heirs of Bushrod HUFF be excluded
from any interest therein, and for the direction
or the Court as to the distribution of said estate
The above named defendants are required to
answer the petition by the Sth day of May next
SWAN G. VANCE and
AMOS HUFF,
Executors of. Benjamin Huff
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Atty. marll-ew
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Hollands German BIttsrs
Hollands German Tonic

90 combination Of al the insredie.ts of ae Bstssr.
with ruRE Sania cFN REss, Orange, &c. 70 sssd
fer e sas diseases hs Bsers is eeses .oI,rs sos
psre aeohelie stinEts 10 required Yes ,Sa hsar 10
pfnd That ssse re1edies ara entirely different rron
esy ehsrs adssised for The Of ke dissases se.sd
nese bssnS seietfc preparations msSiciaai e-tras
0hfle As othsrs are dscocions Of rsss IN sous
fsr1- The TONIC is deeid<dsy os< OF ne sas ples-
saSt aad G1rseabis SsnediH sfeed 10 cs p.SIis
~ tsste srquiss< 10 rsassre 10 taks z ,AiIs q.
s5sssa1, ssAiarstina asd nslieinaI qualities Asss
sasissd u 10 b known a. The srsatsa Of al ssntss
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Special Master Commission
er's Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
y me directed by the Court of Common Pleas
of Belmont County, Ohio, in the case of Evan
Hadley, Executor of George McNichols, decd,
Hicks and others. will offer at pubic vendue
on the premises, on
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1859,
between the hours of III A. NJ. and2P NJ. the fol-
lowing described real estate:
Part of the Southeast quarter of Section 10,
Township 2, Range 5, beginning at a stone in
the road (the Southwest corner of lot of same
quarter, owned by VIM. DelaneyG thence North
Bo West to a stone; thence South76 West Il. .SS
poles to stone; thence South 6251o West 1856
poles TO stone; thence South 614o West 1904
poles to corner in the road; thence East 81
perches to the place of beginning, containing
IL acres, roods, 5. II perches, more or less.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
Appraised at s.
ASA HOGE,
Special Master Commissioner.
March Is, IS69-5w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

THE "Guernsey Jeffersonian," last week
published the Constitution fthe United States
This will be something new to most OF the read
,srs as they have never seen it before.
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w..hinsten new. and e..sip.

The resembling of General Sherman's
order, directing staff officers and heads
of army bureaus to report to him instead
of the Secretary of War, was made by
the President at the solicitation of Sec
retary Rawlins, who said he would
rather resign than serve only as an or
namental head figure. The system
instituted by General Sherman, it was
found, did not work very harmoniously.
The question of the adjournment OF
the present session of Congress is again
being considered, and there appears to
be little doubt among the Representa-
tivives that adjournment will take place
within eight days. The subject was
discussed on Monday by the House
Approximation Committee, and they in
structed their chairman MIR. Dawes to
report q resolution providing for adj djourn-
ment on Tuesday, April 6, This COM
mittee having charge of the last busi-
ness usually considered in session of
Congress, the right isgenerally conceded
to them to name a day for adjournment,
which is agreed to unless good reasons
are shown for further delay.
The Senate Committee on Pacific Rail-
roads, at its session Oh Monday, decided
that the Central and Union Pacific
Companies should unite their roads at
Ogden, it being the opinion of the COM
mittee that this arrangement will satisfy
and materially benefit both companies.
The President continues quite unwell.
He was out Monday, and expected to
be at work as usual to-day. He gave
attention to matters on his table for a
couple of hours this morning, and was
then obliged to retire. He is weak with
hard work, and has a severe attack of
neuralgia, his face being a good deal
swollen this afternoon.
Considerable excitement. exists in
Washington regarding the charges of
corruption against Governor Fenton, set
FORTH in the testimony takeE by the
Legislative Investigation Committee
The anti-FentoniaBs declaring they will |
have an investigation instituted, and ifI
he is found guilty, will have him ex-
PEELED.
The reduction of the expenses of run
ming the different departments of the
government is rapidly going on. Secre-
tary Boutwell, took the lead by discharg-
ing whole brigades of clerks and subor-
and other departments are also
engaged in the work of retrenchment
with a will. The application of this
policy to every branch. of the public
service will save many millions, and re-
duce the expenses even lower than the
greatest economisers have dared to hope.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

GONE WEsT.-Mr. Samuel Dunn OF Union
Township, an old citizen OF the county, passed
through town on Tuesday with his family on hi.
way to Iowa.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

.PERsoNAL--R.H H. Cochran, ESQ.,, for four years
Prosecuting AttasRey Of this county. and well
Iknown;toeur citizens as practicing Attorney,
lhasentered into co-partnership with d. Peck,
lBsq, of Wheeling, to prsetsee law in the Courts
of West Virginia and Ohio, under the firm name
of Peck Cochran. Wetatle special pleasure in
recommending Mr.. Cochran to the citizens of
Wheeling end West Virginia as a good lawyer
and a courteous. affable gentleman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

MOVING DAY.-fo-day-Thursda the 1st
. Of April, and many OF Cur subscribers will
change their place of residence. We hope they
-w1ll promptly notify us OF the same; those who
live IN town by calling at the Office. and those
. who live elsewhere by letter. Don't forget
e when you write, to state the office FROM which
you move as well the office TO which y0u
desire to have the paper sent, thus: Change my
paper from Belmont to Barnesville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-04-01

THE CIIoUK Rotfk1.-The light for the oficss
II his township, between the decent men of the
Dc n ,cratic party and the smaIl-hat fraternity
aidei by the whisky ring, came on last Sstur-
day. The respectable men of the party rallied
their forces from the country determined 10
slaughter the clique and the unumersbls rorghs
of the town, rallied in support of their chosen
leaders The town polled more votes than the
country, but there was enough salt in sodom,
with the outside aid furnished, to drive the
bats, moles and whisk y-soaks. with their cham
pion, cone-topped leaders leaders to the wall,
and the decent men triumphed and the clique
were driven to the wall and defeated in all their
nominations.
Their defeat in the nominations, which made
them look about as they did when Lee sur
rounded at Appomattex. was followed by astili
more huniiiiating disaster. 1t was discovered
that the power of the clique lay in the strength
1t mustered from the whisky shops in the town,
and resolution was adopted. declaring that the
conventions hereafter should be composed Of
two delegates from each school district in the
township. The detected looks of the cone-tops
wereenough to melt the hearto a kangaroo, and
at the close of the township convention, when
the corporation ticket was nominated, the feel
ings of the victors were softened by the detected
looks Of the victims, and in order to break the
fall of the junto, they magnanimously rendered
to the principal cone the high and exalted honor
OF nomination for Town Councilman.
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HORSE BILLS HORSE BILLS !!

wehave3ustreceived two new Horse Cuts
of the neatest style, and are prepared 10 prih'
Horse Bills at the CHRONICLE once niue
neater than they can be printed at any o'her
ofica I'm this County.
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The undersigned having purchased the entire
interest of I. ID. Arkle, is alone authorized 10
settle up the Books of the old firm and will con-
unue the business at the old stand Rhodes
BLOCK, Where l will be pleased to see my old
me with a call II n CPEEps vi
March Is lS69-3w " ~ NAsSA1is'
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The Pittsburgh Gazette of Tuesday

THE Pittsburgh Gazette of Tuesday
says:
ION this ''rise" we have sent out from
our grimmy Golconda 8, 334 600 bushels
of coal, worth afloat, as the feet leaves
the receding Point in the distance. some
SIX cents as near as may be,-say $780,
00O. 10 this add four cents more for
towage, wages of hands, etc., and we
have grand total Of say 1884, 900, for
the cash which this invoice ofdiamonds
is to net to our people. Such jewels are
not to be despised
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IhMII Anu Duml0IlG bIll uUUD0,
Housekeeping Goods, Carpets Oil Clots Rugs Mas &C.
and nthe
please
the makes
Graneden Fannesof
offs
vemoney.
Terms ARE
that
OF of cash
ando
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Afw advertisements.

Frem Cooley l. Dauchy, Advertisins
Agents Of New York.
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gega1.
Notice.
NOtica-

Notice.
The Assignees of Eugene Nagle, will by the
order of the Probate Court of Belmont County,
Ohio, sell at private sale at the Store Room of
the said Nagle, in St. ClairsvilIe, the goods and
effects of said Nagle, from this date until further
notice at wholesale prices.
ROSS j. ALEXANDER,
E. Z. KENNON,
Assignees of Eugene Nagle.
March 25 lS69-4w
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he Musical Family can afford to be WIN
out Peters Musical Monthly" 1t gives, DUR
ing the year, over $40 worth Of New Music De
sides the litterary N after. and In order 10 neip
our friends to good thing, we VIII ourselves
receive subscriptions, at the rate Of 50 per year;
or club # with our own paper for "a per year.
aIaoO AND ALL EXPENSES PAID -
See Advertisement of AMERICAN SHUTILt
SEWING MxCHINE. in our advertising columns.
ja2l-ly
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
I'HE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween L. d. Arkle & II. c. Greer undeT the
mrn name of Arkle & Greer, manufacturer of
I'm, copper and Sheet Iron Ware is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
T. d. ARKLE,
Bridgeport, o., March 8, 1863.
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s. c. THOMPSON & cos
-.....-. GREAT
ONE DOLLAR SALE
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Linens, Cot
tons, Fancy Goods, Albums, Bibles,
Sffver Plated Wares, Cutlery, Leath-
er and German Goods Of every
,'z'.'a'. description, DO.
These articles to be sold at the uniform price of
ONHDOLLAR EACH,
and not to be paid for until you know what YOU
lI.- are to receive.
The most popular and economical method of
30 doing business in the country.
The goods we have for sale are described on
printed Slips and will be sent to any address at
the rate Of 10 cents each, to pay for postage,
printing, &c. 1t is then the option of holders
whether they will send one dollar for the article
By PATRoNIzING THIS SALE you have a
chance to exchange your goods should the ar
ssa siris mentioned on the printed slip not be de-
The Smallest articles sold for One Dol
lar can be exchanged for iSiLver-
Plated, FiUe-Bottted ReuoIving
Castor, or your Choice of q large
Variety of other articles
, -,.- ~. upon Exchange List,
comprising over $50 useful articles, not one of
which could be bought at any retail country
store for nearly double the amount.
TERMS TO AGENTS.
We send as commission to Agents:
For a Club of Thirty, and So 90,
one of the following articles: a Musket. Shot
Gun, or Austrian Rifle, 20 yards Clifton, Lady's
Accordeon, Set Of Steel -Rladed Knives and
Forks Violin and Bow. Fancy Dress Pattern,
dozen large size Linen Towels, Alhambra Quilt.
HoneycOmb Quilt, Cottage Clock White Wool
Blanket, 10 yards best quality Print, II yards
Delaine, one dozen Linen Dinner Napkins, &c.
For a Club of Sixty, and $500,
Gun, or kie q Yas sSSsss eea fSGr Palr
Honeycomb Quilts, Cylinder Watch, yards
Double Width Waterproof Cloakina, Ladyis
Bssss Bessf satea wss 9s sPgs
Ssst3 Set Eor Of
yards Print, or a Marseiiies Quilt, Double Eight.
Keyed ACCORDION, Webster's National Pictorial
Dictionary leOo engravings, sou pagesl 81 yards
For q Club of One Hundred, and slo,
Double Barrel Shot Gun, Rifle Cane, or sharp's
Rifle, IS yards Sheeting, Fancy Cashmere Coat, |
Splendid Rose Blankets, Fancy Plaid Wool |
Long Shawl, 25 yds. Hemp Carpeting, splendid |
Violin and Bow, splendid Alpaca Dress Pat
rel Shot Gun, sharps Revolver, one pair fine |
Damask Table Covers, with one dozen dinner
Napkins to match, Worcesters Illustrated Un-
abridged Dictionary, Qso0 pagesl DC.
- For additional list Of commissions, see
Circular. i '.'.-
COMMISSIONS FOR LARGER CLUBS IN PRopoR-
rIos; i...- ....
Agents will please take notice of this. Do
not send names but number your clubs from
,ne upward. Make your letters short and plain
As possible.
Take Particular Notice of this:
n@ Be SURE and Send Money in
ALI Cases by Registered Letter,
which can be sent from any POST
Office
This way Of sending money is preferred to
my other method whatever.
We cannot be responsible for money lost, un-
afety.
1871 SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
Send your address In fpll, Town, County, and
tate. ~. 1f ''
s. G. THOMPSON Il co,
marls-4w 1876 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.
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$50 Teachers Wanted,
S7a TO $50 PER MONTH; for full particulars
cd dress THE Peoples Journal" CINCINNATI
Oh1o. marll-4w
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Garden Seeds.

II you want garden seeds that VIII De sure lo
grow ITO Vests Drug Store and gel Lanoratn
warranted seed
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FROM EON GEO. ". WOODWARD.
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHiLLpTIrHIA, March 1e, 1901.
fsd Roafas6s Gassen Biass - ~ - s,sss-
test.ae Beverage bst is good tonic sss is SissrSs
Ms ssesssus sssass and Of great bsa<s ts q
seeasfy e"d Sssf ef nsrvoss sessos in IA sysfes.
He1s tys5y,
GIo. W. WOODWARD,
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DEBILITY.

There fs no nedssin< sqx4l 10 R.ossse, German
5: 5s;s '-',;: go: 6: {: &C.. -: =:
80 esyoyzent sf Ge1 fesdS eua5ls a 70
mAeh 10 dsSest Z, purify the blood sies sesl sssad
A<ahs eos,p'e.ies, eradicate Eas ysils.s Ss Jrs. ~
", 'HPz esoon 70 fe eAesls and eAanee ne patsss
'nraiid, @ Jra.laeed souk, ssd riseress psrsea
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by ustng the BiftsFs or
rome. In fact, they are Family Medf.
cines. They can be administered win
perfect safety 10 q child three months
oLd, the most delicate female, or man
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House Keeping Goods.
Stoves of all patterns

CEDAR, WOODEN, WIRE, AND WILLOW
WARE, PLOWs AND CULTIvATORs,
and all other articles usually kept in such estab
Hoping to merit continuance of the natron
age heretofore bestowed upon u.s. we Invite All
10 call and examine our stock, prices, &c.
c. h, BLISS co.
aPzo-u st. Clairsville Ohio
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JOH N ROEM E r.
Nos. 81 and 33 Main Street. Centre Wheeling.

PLEASURE
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Sod BY al Dr~9sists and pssl~, u Nss;a.s.
Evening star., 1869-01-18

FRAUD AND EMBEZZLEMENr.-Mr. James
Clark, CT this city, was arrested some days ago
on warrant issued by Justice Shepherd, ou
the oath OF Prof. Josiah o. Armes, charging
him with obtaining, by false and fraudulent
pretences, the sum OF 100, from his son, Geo
L. Armes. Not being ready for trial, the JUS
tce held him 10 bail for afurther hearing Sat-
urcay morning Clark appeared for trial. ac-
companIed by his counsel. 1Iessrs Fendail and
j. II. johnson: messrs. WIN. A. Cook aud III
A. Pearce appearing for the United States
The prosecution presented the affidavit OF
PIof. AFmes for continuance until the 3Ith
day OF January, which was argued. and tha
pcstponsment asked for was granted ny tn
Justice. The accused then entered into bonds
OF $40, and was about 5eaviDg tae Office
when he was confronted by an officer, who ar
rested him on another warrant, also issued by
the same Justice, charg ging him with having
during portion of the years lc67 and Is'sS, eIn
beZZled and converted 10 his own use MONEYS
goods, and other valuable effects, the property
ofthe Hahneman Lite Insurance Company of
Cleveland, Ohio, OF W hich he was gent. The
amount embcZzied is sworn 10 b. S-O1 i6. NJ
T. J.. Jacobson appeared for the prosecution,
and alter col suliauou, the Justice sat O'Clock
Thursday afternoon for hearing the latter case