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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-05-26

Debt April l, 49, 562 ~
Debt april i, 1866. ,sS5UI1
s65 606, $50
after five years of peace, the Radi-
cal party having full control over the
administration of the Government, the
stubborn fact appears, and from Radical
testimony, that the audited debt of the
United States is nearly sixty millions
more than it was then. .n-I Hartford
City Democrat, Indiana.
Nothing is to be gained to the Demo-
cratic or any other party by systematic
misrepresentation, and least of all by q
stupid citation of the condition of the
debt in 1865 against its condition in 1870.
There is not one intelligent man in the
country who does not know that on the
1st of April, 1865, and before the arrears
due the army then in the field, and
about to be Withdrawn and disbandon-
ed, were paid, the books of the Treas
ury Department did not and could not
show the true condition of the debt in
Cured, but only so much of it as had
been audited and recorded. Within the
six months following the 1st April of
that year upward of one hundred mill
lions of dollars were paid out to the SOL
diers alone, and there was still floating
debt to be asoertained before the war
debt could be known and reported.
A candid writer, with an honest pur-
pose to show what the comparative con-
dition of the debt is to-day, would have
selected the year when the the books of
the Treasury showed its greatest aggre-
gate, and put the official statement of
that year beside that of the present. If
the Hartford City Democrat had done
this, and so doing, Lad found the result
to be an increase of the debt of "nearly
sixty millions more than it was then, F"
we should make no complaint of its
showing, but join it in condemnation of
a party that had so wasted the public
revenue and mismanaged the national
finances
Ii the Democrat will examine the Of
fetal statement of the state of the debt
January l, 1866, it will find that the
maximum was reached at or about that
time, and that since that date there has
been steady though, until last year, not
large reduction in the total. Let us
compare the condition of the public
debt on the 1st of January, 1866 with its
condition, as given by secrets55,v, -Sos.s q n,
we'll, on the 1st of AnddIrgessse seauS 10 SET
case>yAess the amount <ER. Vfce President
ury: ~ -, oec-.- te7.Pl >. iowa:
January 1866, have made house planning n
April |. One built last season has proved.a
,uo ,enlence, beauty. and economy.
Deoieitse...-.-Tculars of Plans, Views, etc. with
And it isnatlon of value 10 all, sent free
tLira of ti !; stamp or script if convenienrl.
'iiiiu VI Ihi{ Architect. Waterbury, Vermont
SINCE the atbR FITS Persons affiicT ed with
LOOK cohtrSse should not fail to SECURE AND
attentiorsPlLEPT1C REMEDIES. The sue
tbo ra,o attends their use. is such as to en-
IT, foprietors to guarantee cure in ali
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Notice to Contractors.

Dds will be received by the Commissioners
D of Belmont County, Ohio. at their office. in
st. CIairsville, O., until NOON ON WEDNIES-
DAY Ma Y IS, 1879, for Plastering the Infrm-
ary building about to be erected on the lnfirm-
ary farm in Belmont County.
Bids will be received for the whole job, or by
the square yard. Contractors to furnish all
nececessary material. a
r. NJ. CLARK. Auditor.
ST. Clairsville, March %, 1879. maI3l-6w
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OF Ohio. 1t is printed on new, clear type, in one
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4. N. ]HANNA'S


GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE,
ElPORIA, KANSAS.
DUYS and Sells Lands, Town and City Pro-
ID perty, Locates Land-Warrants and Scrip
Enters lands from the Government, gives de-
scriptions of lands to non-residents. Persons
in any part desiring information, or business
attended to, will find it to their advantage to
address or call on
A. n. HANNA
P. 0. Box 303 Emporia, Kansas.
Reference-"Emporia Rank,' Emporia, Kan
e2S-tf
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thata petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners of Bel
mont County, at their next session, commenc-
ing on Monday the 9th day of June 1870, pray
ing for the establishment of a County Road
along the following described route in said
County, to wit: Commencing at Newcastle;
thence the nearest and best route to the Forks
of Captina Creek; crossing below the Forks of
said creek on lands of Lee Evans, and from
from Hanson's TO Belmont at or near the
mouth of the lane leading to James Shipmans
house on lands of George Shipman. Also, to
vacate any part of the old road leading from
Newcastle tlCaptina Greek, as may become
useless by the location of said new Road.
PETITIONERS.
Nav 5. 1S1O-4W .-------
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A Splendid Chance to get
into the Lumber Business.

AM authorized to sell the undivided one
/ fourth of 66O AcreS of fine laying land.
the most of it covered with a superb growth of
timber together with the same interest in
Portable saw Mill, established thereon. Sever
al Fine Teams, Wagons and every appurtenance
necessary to the profitable working of the same.
Situated in Meigs Co.. Ohio, near the Ohio River.
This property is offered at very low figures, the
owners being engaged i'll other business. For
further information call on or address
LYCURGUS AUSTIN.
Bellaire, Ohio
4 have several fine properties in and about
Bellaire, that am authorized to sell cheap: or
acres mile from Bellaire, suitable for Black
Smith or Huckster Small pieces of land from
Toto 30 Acres, Town property, New Town Lots,
&C. 1t will pay all wishing TO buy TO call and
see me- LYCURGUS AUSTIN.
Nov. IL, S0S-n
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Mtisffilafnns.
B ] lid In G LII NJ B { R
Tames Nicollr& Son,
agents wanted (maIe or Female) for
.Inss.saL a,rn on IWOMAN

ADVICE TO THE MAIDEN, WIFE AND MOTHER.
By Dr. Napheys, Chief Of Clinic of Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia. Just issued
topics OF vital Importance to every woman
The most Salable book of the day. l9,G0O copies
sold already Recommended by Surgeon Gen.
eralW. A. Hammond, Henry Ward BeecLer.
and hosts OF other eminent physicians ana
clergymen. Terms most liberal. Send for cir
NAFORD & CO., Publishers. liz West Fourth
ST. Cincinnati.
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REMOVED.

HEISS NANCY B. FARIS, would inform her
M old customers and the public generally. and a
room formerly occupied by Watson & Gressin-
ger. West of the st. Clair Hotel, where she VIII
keep a full supply of MILLINERY, EANCa NJ.
GOODS. and TRIMMINGS, fresh from the East
each season. to which she invites the attention
of buyers. Thankful for past tavors, sne W9Mr9 pS
invite those wanting HATS or BONNEIo
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where tney may
be expeditiously and neatly supplied
mar2b 1888.
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Real Gstatr.
Valuable Town Property
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
u,HE DWELLING HOUSE on the West half
i of Lot No. 50. in the Town oil ST. ClalrsNll4e'
and the
BLACKSMITH AND WAGoN-MAKERS
SHOPS,
on the East half of the-adjoining Lot, owned by
the undersigned is offered at private sale There
are five rooms and a kitchen in the dwelling
house and business room in the front part OF
il. The shops are centrally located and in good
repair.
the premises. ,,,-,c,o-,
April II, IS70-tf
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For Sale.

T NFFER at private sale my property in New.
L Castle Belmont County, Milo, consisting of
a large and commodious Store Room and lot
with good stable on ii; dwelling house and
two lots, and also my stock of Dry Goods, No.
tions Groceries, &c. This is excellent op-
portunity for any one wishing good business
location. The neighborhood is good School
and Church in town. For further particulars
call on H. NJ. SHIPMAN.
ja27-tf New Castle, Milo.
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BELLAIRB.

passenger Trains leave Bellaire ior :,
columbus at AS A. H., 6;2o A. anu
For baltimore at A. n. . P. n, anu Z. liz
For pittsburgh at 5:45 A. NJ S;OO a NJ "N>'
u
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GROCERIES AND PRODUCE.
DRUG s, BOOKS, nARDyyRE, DC.
SADDLERY.

. TITEST, H. & SON Druggists and Apotheca-
wv ries and dealers in Books, Stationery, and
Hardware. Opposite new Bank Building.
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Spectacles,
ldy rT Il Spencer & Co.,

styling the A gency for the celebrated "DIA-
ths39ND SPECTACLES,'' manufactured by
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after five years of peace, the Radi-
cal party having full control over the
of the Government, the
stubborn fact appears, and from Radical
testimony, that the audited debt of the
United States is nearly sixty millions
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
1ECTrREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

W. L. Omsby, jr., addressed the SOcialogl
Club on Woman's work and wages at Cooper institute
last evening.
The Chamber of Commerce meets this even
Ing at Association Hail. 10 consider the "Inyolablity
private property az sea In time OF war"
4 mass meeting Of French sympathzerl
will be held ri Cooper Institute Dec 29 under the
piees Of the French Democratic Central Club
The Newark Association of Sunday-SchOO
Teachers held their tenth anniversary at the Third Pres
byterian Church. last evening Cortandt Parker Dc
hNcTed an address.
Ralph Wells conducted model exercise for
mission school before the ~ Y Association Of Sunday
School Tearhers AZ the Foul thave Presbyterian Church
last evening About 800 superintendents aud 1000
teachers were present.
The General Committee of the German
Patriotic AID Society proposes giving series Of
In the 20 Regiment Armory for the benefit Of the ciu-
IcIs Of St'asbOuiS.
Bishop James presided at the meeting of the
National Temperance Society last evening at st Pauls
M T. ChurS Fourthaye and stated that during the
past year the society lad printed and distributed 900 600
copies OF Temperance paprs and gwen away I5OO0oO
trscs Earnest appeals in behalf OF temperance wers
Dade by Horace Greeley, the Rev. Theodore L. Cuyier
and the Rev DR.. Adams.
The Presbyterian Clerical Association yes.
terday discussed "Public Prayer" Tue Rev. J. r. yrue
Agent Of the French Canadian Missionary Society ex
pned the objects and progress OF the mission which he
TrDfesens and resolutions adopted expressive Of
TIC Rev. Mr.. NcsD VIII open the discussion al the
ueAt meeting. Jan. 0, the suiJect: "HOw tLal we
make our T. - ef-mCCtings lnteIestiDgH
The New-YOrk Turnverein, at their hall Ia
Orcaardst lat Night elected the following Officers for
the ensuing year: Gustayus Freygang President Her
inal BennccLe, Vice President; VIM Heesler and Robt
Horn, Dlrcctnr Of Gymnastcs; Bernard Roede, Cone
sI0niuR Secretary; Charles Pobde aud otto Wes, Re
90 f Secretaries; Felix Err, ttatistical herreiaFyj
Pau g. 8.hnidt aud Gnstayus keWb Wbaus Cashiers; Fred
EsaneI, keeper Of GyIsnsstie Implements; Charles
-aH Librarian J. K. Kreg Geo. bchusikef, aud Charles
-, Trustees. 1he -pciejy numbers 05 about 200 Of
Turncrs Tue society also sustalns gyIunas-
IL sAOO for children.
The nineteenth anniversary ~ the New
YORK Nautical hOOl celebrated 40 No ga Madison
-. last evening, Isaac smtb President Of the Metro
po,iton Savings Bauk. presided. Dr. Wm. +. Thoms
delivered gddross the Scientific Education Of
American 8ctuen," followed by remarks from Capt
fgirDie erd etlers. lC,tcr WIS read from Admiral
T. rter rnre Tho Organization ~ this School $50
ue have icsn eaacatcd ia 70, 2c0O 81 whom naval
phcrfs during ne lie var, and 1918 geuncn have NJ
ie.d.d tie Ltglfy Department 4 large nautical
r tnn 7ine 'nuseui. 4nd nnperOu- uautlCai lulru-
a.eniS ~, ~ .-e g.. -. u S.ul-- GcaMel
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
LATEST SNIP NEHS.

ARRIVED. -
sh y,r.ro 1nakemsn Richmond Cs Point, and NOrfot
mise. sud -.
stmh lati.n.s Lawreuo ehnond, City Point and NorioA
AID
sCnooNSAS--KIVsH AND Co,sTwiss
sP n Ticker Boston. arm " stroh. ''S.l"tI
- n N.r..u N.vIIsv.n New-liayen
New Hoeuius, Seshayen. Henrietta. sasorooN
Elss Itunyon Bridgeport Dawn baoe"cA' 'io'''e"'''
BELOW. -
R,,t Carmel Patton Arlros.an besrei by cbos'
Isaac Wehu No 8, Dro. IA 10 iat fhsn. l"9 ~
brig Augusta Noreren. Rio Jsneiro Oct a. ,,-.u,,
Bry g. W. Monis Morris lingani by p.otDoa' 'nfoe "'
SAILED.
o. Merda for scIn4 and era Ifi nss "
Ric,rcni ship FloreIll, for MehoBrn-
NIND-Suuset. light. & Wi cloudy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
pcgreV Pee lQArrytd seiulp Wn Iasrnet ron bs
hrs Mary from GeorgeOyn = C john '" phsAo ""N
FonTEs MONROE Dec i9Tn the Eoa for harho ch botl-
tor Iot,e Inyool AMI j. q. Cuss for BosoDi LAME hmh JOY
SaieE. A n h. storm pr'vails IL A., ,..,., ,ud
WLxyGToy n c. Dec IaAuyed steamship Mary sanioru ana
s C. Dec lgArryej sip RGrs Everett from isr-
month n ST Beance, from Cenfuego selr Cynosue rom
HsvsGa u.ti
svASSaa Ga Dec iaAr1ved .esrshp America ron BAIT.
mere siIs Peerless Join y u Golden Rule IRON bvnen
sr Anime from Phla!erba; Lorsa Mars iron CaRosi
San Joe from Rsvans rs CONVOY from RocAianl snpee r'n
Sew.iork; Ella Howell. from Sassi1
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
ppoMINKNr ARRIVALS.

C,o,ordo, Votel-Gov. Randolph Of New
OE1ienuVR Rreyoort House--Gen. s. L. Marvin Gt Az
csny, and Frederick Billings Of col H'JH j. IL
"a s Wisconsin, J. W. Gore OF philadelphia ID NC
SanIsss Of Pbiladelpha, and J. H. Howe 81 T 09'gagO.
a. ,ttnT rn,ci--R NJ Field, Manager OF the Boston
" Filth Aveauc Hotel-soiicitor Bauiield ol
;e Treasury Department, the Hon. W NJ ~ oI - PM
C,hens ~ BaItimorc Dr. g. b. LoTing OF salcn "<S
sIS ID X Mccarthy OF Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

NERVOUS HEADACHE, LIVER COM
~ PLANT, &c, &o.-THB BEAIN BEING THB MOST DELL
CATB AND SENSITIVE OF ALL OUR ORGANS Is NgcESSA
RILY MORE OR LESS AFFECTED BG ALL OUR BODILY ALI
MEYrs A HEADACHE Is OFTEN THR FIRST SYMPTOM OF
A SERIOUS DISEASE. II THB NERVOUS SYSTEM Is AFFECT
ED THERE is ALWAYS TROUBLE AT ITS SOURCE IN THE
PBRICRANIUM AND IT MAY BE HERE REMARKED THAT As
THE NERVOUS PlBRg PEHvADRS THE BNTInE FRAME. 80
PART OP THE PHYSICAL STRUCTURE CAN BB AFFBCTED
WITHOUT TIE NERVES SUFFERING SlMPATHE1ICALLY.
LIVER COMPLAINT OF EVERY TYPE AFFECTS THE GItAlN
SOMETIMES TnB EFFECT Is sTUPOR CONFUSION or IDEAS
HYPOCHONDRIAsIs; SOMETIMES PERSISTENT OR PRRlODI
! CAB HEADACHE. IL ANY CASE, THB BEST REMEDY THAT
| CAN BIZ TAKEN Is PLANTATION BIT Frs IN HEADACHE
PROCEEDIEG FROM INDIGESTION Or BILOUsEEss OR BOTH
THE srOMACHIC AND ANTI BILIOUS PROPERTIES or TIE
PREPARATION WILL soon RELIEVE THE TORTURE, BY RE
MOVING THE CAUSE IP THE COMPLAINT is PURELY SER-
| vOUs-IN OTHER WORDS If IT HAS ORIGINATED IN THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM, AND IS NOT TIE RESULT or sYMPA.
THY TIM BITTERs WILL BE BQUALLY BPPIChCIOUS
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
TOR NICETY, For Certainty, For Ease
THE FLORENCE MACHINE

SURE TO PLEASE.
Not only who hs. used machine bat those who have
us The best will be delighted WITH tie PLoRBSCR TIE perfection Of
It, stitch marveoa, aj b. s2prec ed by Geod operators
on other machines while inexperienced cannot fail to wori wonders
with i.-tsso simple ard The geates variety Of
work can little practice s on lie pat Of the
operator.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
DEBT OF ALABAMA

rNHE WORTH OF s25 FOR st2 5O.-Either
L of Iiarpcr's 81; THE PSYCHOLOGICAL
JOURNAL, 81; Christian Union, $3 Rural
New-Yorker, So; Weekly Tribune, Sc Mar
shall's Washington, S.; the Doctor-a Chrome,
s.. Sent for sl2 So by
S. X. WELLS, 3ss Broadway, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-Thieves, on Sunday, stole
diamond ring worth $3.50, from Mr. Thomass house on
Fairview-ave.. H. simpsons house, at Montgomery and
Gro.e-sts was robbed Of 500 on Sunday night
Lawrence Hines age about 60, attempted suicide
yesterday afternoon by QUITTING his throat with razor
. Tho fair in aid OF the Hudson County Hospital
closed last night The proceeds are over $1,000.
HonoKEY.-Cou5vtor Edrnondson yesterday received
ever Sl5,yJO taxes.
PArERsoN-The first locomotive for the Midland Roil
rosd has been finished here, and was yesterday placed
OF ghe road
nosrCIAR-WElam Bueh and John Mentzler have
beun arrested charge Of robbng the money drawer
OF the Essex House.
NgwARK.-Detectiyo r. C. smith has been brought
hOulo from hoy, n. " SICK, ana IL Is DeoNed JdJ
he was .ed by scOuudrcls who swore revenge be-
eause he aided in the of one of their friends.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

Tur LAST coSuSDRuM.-If Jones pays sio,uo :.' -
lie hAoi g. Rro.dw.y and pa, only 5000 for 'Os 70
% p".,r, and both good. Of precisely the sane
Vi. ss az, the es'Ie The .n'T1 ,.1,1,T snTrrwa d
eih'o'l"" :. rs, uorer, corner BrooDc-si Nes'loL
Dhs'S'" j. II. JonSsroI JOHNSON
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
iAnnounoepentai
If one would trap q

If one would trap
How TO CATCR RoSuEs>-~ , the war, of iho..
.n,.,. So an. womb catch twOegsci rorue. ~ heir
their habits moles thoash nsnner euson % -, and o,
heads and Their faces my he dine by all ,.es who 10
,erve Terv are well eahIe rule BY "hiea e.
and who Tbsse rnes As H W.us st No "a
JOURNAL which is publ ssea /" 81 aye"'
Broadyay n Y New volume Sao|e'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

II. N. SouIDE's 81 Fulton-st, New ork, r. y
IN. h, . uac WATcHI tn@ DissoNS cbV" 'h"
nv ana srkalISs SIlEElswlRE Diamonds sP'ciaEs
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

SpKCrAcLEs, EYE-GLAssEs, OPEEA AND
RIfI.ntiLk.sHS JANtN InnHIIoh, ''' '-|'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
HOME NhWS'
TIKI wEAThRR

ysr. ropv Hour Tier Btt VIM :, TNer B,. wad
u 80, @ls ~ 1000 r.
I ... 81 p :, ~, 2l65 RNR
&C. 10, 1863, thermometer al a. H. o.
D. ~, ~; II y. m, SS0.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
ToOTUBRUSEES

o. he's, R,;yass u.As greatly rcinc.S prioeS n,n
DiratAN d Co, AstOr House Pharmacy'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

The best Holiday Gift.
sO5 Broadway, y y.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
WESTCBESTER COUNTY.

MoRRIsANIA.-Tb Beethoven Centenary was
celebrated here by concert under the auspices Of Cen
sigel and others.
T,PRYTovN-The citizens have decided, by majority
of 80 10 have this village Incorporated.
PoRTCHEsTER-The Order OF Good Ielnplars mas es-
tsbshed here Re,elnp pOn Lodge, No 3, with d mem
hers petition 10 Congress, Tor the Improvement Oi
the harbor at this place, is receiving signatures.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

{" sCToo''N prhCr" =" p'NDts,
- la ,aIt ..g' e..,e -- s-'hs1
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
LONG ISLAND.

Drrcu KrI.-Anna NJ. West, wife ct j. j.
West Of wncotlc, Suffolk County, was struck by the
engine, and killed at the railroad crossing beTe,
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
BROOKLYN.

The Public Schools will be closed from De
cemIcr % until January ,, ISL
Collector Frcelaud, OF the Second District,
seized on saturday, Il; the store Of William Stahlman'
eorper OF Smith am mc- .ple-ss., eight barrels o.
sh.sLy and large q,Jrtitl II other liquors.
Some time ago, M;y,r Kalbfcisch, in com
mnnicatiOn to tho Common Council, said he had been
unable to discover where the interest on certain bonds
had been accounted for by City Controller Johnson and
T. lnator VS. referred to tho Finance Committee for III
yrstiyation. st tho meeting Of this COMMITTEES on
Ttur,iny night last the Controller failed TO appear ana
a ,unreua has been served on him, requiring MN t0 ap
Uear beiorc the Committee this aftcrhoon
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
NETWORK CITY.

The funeral of the late Capt. MOTIFS I1'ilu.'
Norton wiE take place from No 60 re''S'''"
daS. 90 rIor,oonafhic
The ban in behalf of the State Hoineop",u" , o,,c
. ..,nu, comes OF on the 10Th oi jan J'n"~'''
.1r.i,liscs 40 10 one Of unusual bil'nd"''' l..
n,oo-, Auorsta of Prussia has wrilleh l''
-.a,ts f,r the efforts made in bebalf OF 'uo "''
Co *" !" pS tIiotic Ladies Fair held ID ihiS cay
A. the Custom House the last SIX days pay,
,t 10 7ss soldiers widows have amounted 10 o
Al tne srb-Treasury LAO pensioners nave '''n l''
vh,,ut S520 600. M
CHE Post-Ofice during November hahucd
TORS as follows: From Europe. SiOS' postage, VII
c s. to Europe toi,7C IosaSe wes iTi Tgcs IS 252
ctf uOstdgt, St,fOj 10 10 ti' NV'' ,.,o n.
ro,tagc $50 IS. Total. i,o3.SiI; postage wv w.
The Board of Aldermen, yesterday, p'Sseu
o.. o.. the Hamer wooden pavement JOBS oVol VI,
u,yor veto and adopted an ordinance pfo'lns INV I
tie Collector o the Cty RNerue e"'' ii, s,nce May
5lcr ccut upon all moneys ooheo'eH 'S ion Si''
t. $50 ,,;o
Commissioners Boswortb, BGrT, and Manlerre
Arurd As complaints yesterday, against poh'ot'n ,
p,tr,nen Maahain OF the sixteenth aud MSDCrnIa & %i
" FIft Precinct sIIdWsriy disnlse a lSr ,d ~ m
a negro ball. Dec. l3 at tho COnIihehl' NAM ""
Eghtbave. ,,.,.o.
The Coroner's irry, in the case OF C. f. Meyer
Killed by the recent gasoline expulsion IN uholS heii
,oabncsbop on Ffsl-avo. censured The New forkGas-
Saving wctcr Company Or not intornnS Mr Mt tt
the t,nk n Il coutainc1 ca~uc end rec"lhehuGu @ .a.
frr care be exercised va the use oi gas"lhe Shu oo
eApUsiVc OiS' -.
4 covered cxDress-wagcn, drawn by two
n,es and containing Oundor Brown coored age 0'' o
~ - Woosterst and Anthony Bronx, also coored age
a. # Grerre-st near Anhty, while crossing the rairo'o
.,,,r Yesterday. at SiXty-faurt,st ana Fn'r,l,alc.
a. RIM ';to by a locomotive of New Haven lsSehgI
.tr-, ~ Tho WI. .o WaS shattered ana tle Loraoh hl,u
I'm. vas In - is.aus!y &Ied, aud Brown was very
l.aI TOEly injured. , :.
Three shnc-manufactories discharged thelI
Cr.sun employees on Saturday oGering to take them
hack ON Monday al a reduction Of l5 per cent but de
nc Ia any event to recognize the Crispin Society.
r ,yorsnen refused TO return on these condlt.0h au
.l,r,d tbe shops strike L2st evening li' oii
mn. u,ct al the corner of DrUOlDc and fOiHy th-s't u
r.. ',cd tD start cooperative Ua1u u tOfy' fcHc'
.vtal of tie factories were worked by nOh-Socic'!
81. cIuahers.
new hfc-prcserving apparatus was eN-
hhed before a crowd Of people atthe Battery yes'er
d,v I.y the inventor, c. 2. Merriman OF Iowa IL
consists OF a citta nercha JACKIE, hcaddress' ana
pa taioons weighing altogether II pounds Ihe dreSh
h.s.syera air-tlglt compartments, aud, when put 'n
s.d naatcd sustains OYER $40 pounds Ino HNtI.ol i
y..t tday ruaned IN he water nalt an hOr SUI
himself rititr IA an up igt or horizontal post"l a.
rclsurc. Whom be out anN the apparatus was
removed his clothes were perfectly drJ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-06-01

Monday, a young man at work for the Ben
ungton Manufacturing Company, fell down the
elevator some thirty feet. lie was quite badly
bruised, but no bones hroken--parties shooting
at a mark with rife in Bennington recently,
came near killing Mr.. o. +. Coy. the bullet en-
toring his house and lodging in the wall near his
hcad.-'lhe proprietor Of the North Bennington
hotel has been fined $3.50 for liquor selling, and
&. now sued for 500 the value of horse lost by
@ couple Of young men who got drunk on liquor
.ld bv him.