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, 1870-01-28

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tn e.L IAa,A4 20 F e
sitlEc< ttade tt.Ecr u loaS7Ieqt,
tc!d nrtfuAT an1 uEre:zItd- --crenIcS At lsr A.
urea ~. C. i.nns 10 1t =. ma c.~rs ii E1A3
La Et4sAE ett. 4EI o ,tlQ -'T
t'vTe!t nett h>afs ar1,,,t:
c n1x'n.. 81. us4<Iis1 ..curoos u 1lsI arr.
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, 1870-01-28
COMMERCIAL.

.-. TBCKspAT EvNn6, J4n r.
Tie following table shown the rrcetpts scd ship
nenl Ct pscduce II thlB point da1lpg the psss
tEeItg.for7 bou1a.
, 1870-01-28
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY Evtx@o, Jan y.
SIX. e e5.,9 nea. I'D Pr'ss, M ~ I'll Dc ,aaa en-
.ahvt etle r.uA eh.rkss Of age. ac-s
.ihri"itr eHrE-tsrt.
ou..se 1.iaas m.re sesai1 ob .iard ior :ss acS
"sss 9fs % q
rhirsint esade. were also n denAnt, and althousa
ssf' as7 sss; ssss
'us R.1Isai|5 n Isho fms xs.as s;s + ~ ~,
,,sst rs f. ~ ss.s,ns ssar!s: we're ia ess5
3h,s tas, ;he,e y, iistls dsiak "a p::es.
.Ts,ieo ~ 4, 1sae II .s ta4e .l'~ 4 fss:
os IL. y j I'D 0s us s1s
!;..sa - ,!oq1a
isstet,; lit- II. WcrteTu Re.e1.s: i1t1l3c
se Sn.s III .sa t. h
the u.1htt -. ~ % 4 su.i.sian. Sts Descriptions
+! n9ss;ssa sjss ss. ,s5e
\ %; aaft.W.nn. scranton nd hst.,ou, al1oo:
~: N,ss;.l E,dse md Willow k.as. :: sa: IT,
hnAsIS.it. hnAs IL ION: IN b'r., It si4!o 90 tr.et-
IL Il asasn q : sL = sf
sss hsoG trs.st t. o. s,o II ;, an
eli, m.sr = 10 Il It Is, t'AA '7t'e' = s's'' ="
III III, ffe ssas 70 ,t nSse a., N a;
arr u.ni. ss 10 towr: -
J. J".:j: JcJ:,sss 81 Ssa,s
hr.thnt Htn..-.. -.-.PA di.1e
faf T.. FaN. tAs39c
Prize Z" ...............--...H p4k.s
GaShiEs-i1h ae.a;ad va. s., aeiiv:. lit Tiees
TT II .om Rst'Sast ssHsa
II His H. @ stsa .p"3d se
e. e,s. .sr.st9x e =; s,ss
;ltMt on: :@ nt ~c:r: :, ~ aud g 4 Sl9oo'a
, 1870-01-28
a,dA.
[olin h,hAtft

i John n,h&tty....
.1Juilrs Ko<entsc11.l
.&.tohn Daley. -.-.
jJAmaQ @ Inn --,-
4. seph ukIAn-...-
|Wi Ham =. QuSf@.
.HH WisEi4tsEson -;
t.amc1 E-tc1e
tChsrte1 Williams.
tJ.,hn &4ierJ-
{,'hM Fefehinao..I
{John II. In. ! W..
itsrnrEe U'AsliA..I
Ikmknt,+i aiArh.-.
ii.1ohu CAtno.......I
tEeorg~ NtAi.ms.. /
tH~fU4u b cotA..
samuel Blur-... I
Robert SEith.-...}
lrInd. Mhud -er. !,
.{Mnon CAtTenteT.
.|Wn Ru1-r
'sJohn T0oksy.,,.t
, 1870-01-28

!c.Rte'ff4s -:.cAip~'no
! 1Eo- 1869 1870 :; 1850.
, 1870-01-28
GRIMES ARD CRlMiEAts.
Effect ot the Recent Raid In tt,c
North Division.
OesPeFete Encounter 9etween Po-
Ilcomon and Thieves.
Record cf Recent Burglaries and
Robbcries in Chicago.


The nutue+1ns assaults aod rp5beI.es occurring
daay furnieh accumnfAt1se evidence Of the bold
ara teckisss chsrsc1er OF ChlcaKo thieves and
rtmsft 1hc*o ou.rs2es naturally tc7Iy the
cuid, aId mate many afrAtd TO atu abroad al:eF
oatk 1t IL suunnE 10 watch petaaet goiag home
At night now especially % tue Hor1n Dc. Taey
iAsaliatlJ take the uioda Of the road, and keep
tusLlng fou1d It eEery step, ani sL2rt as every
souuo. A footstep oehiud them wall mAte them
tsle 10 rhe!r heels, a.d ne Of The tales. rua.
ming ever known ha4 been uade on North Clask
sueet s'rce SuLcay. ALty ways ara aro.det, and
s.fJ prppetlJ So Were they uade to order By
tne tof1als tneuaelveE, they could not 4asxer
fhe'f rufpoee any hotter. A lamp from an alley
way On IN ursu'pectirR z ras:er.hy, sno: wei,
aId .WullJ kl0e uad the roooer has IN inseusto,e
.. IN e1 trelJ dead oooJ to operate upon.
TLe 11idses ats az must dsngetooa spots IN
lLocsea down on the siae walk OF bridge, It Il
the eAtltkt ming IN the Tot11 10 shove nm under
q throw hin @ over. the railing. It sAses tae
lhltfta much uoQb Z aEd II In 1ccofdAate WIKI
no taiee. AZ 1uie, toe middle q the bridge MI
Tbs outlaws % have nos 1ei ased the sute or pl,.o1
GIca Iii &c this laAt outbreak or lRwte,ineAs
IneJ seem 10 prefer the tladseon ana slunR sho..
leave blood upon their c.olaee. They nre mi
vtEJ Lest weapons. but m pracused banda they
tru Gown the prey every time. c1ttzens prefer,
srf fcw Of y peculiar turn OF mind arc
eecoMpanleo ty ooalt. Knives Ro1le kuiyes ars
.s n.scsats = Etse aIlets a-d u Kept IN Hood
ptoes aLo sat'p VII MAKE very neat hoe II a
furpiats OF h0hwsyGnnH tosJ. In u;pK
hhue II A"ats pestet 70 sit'ke ne!oE toe belt,
Mc1use ~ ai .us cIancas ol inncunE tatsl Rotou
az a., r,1os ssi. fistoe ate ostsef Ut uis,aace4
- ~. ~ ~ eoor!a w usse. ~ .siGe. iea eaances
70 70, o1s u GO m.sses me nist soot be vi lever
LIZA E.ss III - Maks ~ ane.aet. uKhha9meh afe nrst-
pelskus Of ntsvtua tuin curry b~ta pl:t d auq
Aaue- n!u1ct1nusses aie lnconsen'ctt 10 caIfS,
III, >" S Ste ssaiae eaptc!Aly Gotnk none
Own no P>tol+ 10 carving knife, co
sao1ss. no SaEs, 70 Weapon ot any sors,
ssn s.iI,, s'e! ~ HGmf, OF nfeak On rue leg or
snenape ra,nre sotR a,ong the att.et. OF Aio4,ug
~ rae.S.en ~ ~, VI ustt1sC eil, toua eton2o 10 WAken
@ " .a1 saeePst Ruoo Way 10 Eel coupA1J
koa tunes hut botLeunee tAefe ~ dAH0us Of
~ ~aHeLsnt Po!&eussh rom ny nHoe;s, hohl
.ae t ~. Soiu ca aaERs accompany The
pet.u1mGt nnHa, ~ tae t AsaL'o.
, 1870-01-28

4ralsI IoE:ArLL Il reLst...... as25SA
Total EXPOSES Ct operating
cerafsn.Pcs, hetrg :ah per
cenf cf Efoss esrr1tgA... Sl,9616a0
6Elegsl sIpsrse. l93.ol5
lt1ni txrcSter. se, ,1E sxty and a ah4lr
Fer csht OF gto.s earnioE1,. l,s.ss.o
NtL ealL:oEs .-...--..-..:.-,..-.--. to5l,1.9
-eGd E1tCr: rtctivta from Hacne,ter
For: NsJte Lllc@gu K2tIwar, ou
arj. SIN eGt ot JoEt e1rutrRa for yeaF
eEd:t * plenesr 80, l>G9 ..,-.... 1876 43g
7etal 'rcone. Eet...:-..............-s Il, ,1so,+ss
iF1RkEsI, LEASH OF Track Erc.
!n:ettss on botds.- .-..---.... xzs;,sI5
lDfeIe.t ca hntes and ac,,oapta ;p;3
1DIe1eet on r., F. WAC 4
tceo7tfa ard Improvements 1859
fafe Ct Il, F. ". c. X 4.
MAcS-:-.-... ............ s. SO
S.1l'rv t1Ld bo1us redeemed 9;,oN
5osai.- .-:.-..:.%,-:-:.,....,-... tl1,1ea
Proceeds or teafs basiLe ue.
nS III per cent Of capital
ttock- ..-......,..... 1850
Tie f1tee Of Gcld IN New York to-day wa;
lo:5Q T. m-.........l9e ls:so p m.,191k
I0:!5 m......-..,l-e ; l:sp p. .n....,lels,
l1ie e. e.. ..193 2:lo .. m.........l5lE
MS e. r..-.......t$3 2:4a q tu....,,l3iA:
II III A. N. .l2t7s 9:@S D. m..:l91k:
!! ASa H--.....-. -12ass 3:+5 q m--..fQlk
isaesa -..-.....191'. 4:eo p -m-.-.......lslI
-
, 1870-01-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

-. -............ TuTEs14r FyE<YSl, jan
be ll~tt table sln.s- II: ctf:S 7ectt~ss ylf,
mtrt., iva du1sz tar up t:l:. eyeoar
~ - the Stctr&aty u tlt GEl,u STICK Ys5ss
, 1870-01-28
MEDlUAL CAKDH,
EANE aaAAf4nI

A1d fr:zEs f.2sree.1 In Its e.tasty :ts..as " =.
R.phAht q ~ Aast kati.oo e.. az stAs. He fsikt!
hAinsss osusnlt1tl,n fes 81 Send :. liz -t,oI54
70 Health ana 1oCk LHA- Ill c1-cSEar %to.& f1E
x6scbcs u tn o7postts Ef 10 tent k1ax wtss Il
, 1870-01-28

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NuwAc1H DEeoECo.uef OsnaI ,,a r,n..
Wes4 SIDE. TIEi&ht OGeh Il q d n n r.. =
pztet QAtkted nd C2.fplI<sa Ss~ SRaae8
Mil Irato Chic1fa 13z+e....- 1sHnr s.tx
uHIUA9a.EOUK HAHp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4
p11u1-Cor. Van Bcrea knd 6her.n z..Ats1A0 snA11A0
1ac1Se 0tsea, q Scpth Uart etTs@
F1e1e DaI HIr1ess...~..,...... ID IU
p.5ne s5 a.kst E1etsss- ss-.--.--tu Mpn 55es4
IL essssnF 49, 4NRm, sS5S19
Z z t1tl ru1lax through ta ooo1tsi Htsf7s - - =
CINCINNATI AIR LINE "a ss
AHNAE" pZroz- -ucEaes Use1l nd Kn5..,
fM@ a!dac11eSe. O8ea ecx. Raaa,5rS @a@1
aad Dsa<hota Hzuee1
1a1 Ct3cIKIAu AnlHl
gsanba. Ezp.ess.---.-.---..s ~ AZ ss3ss4
s 6aasasaa liz aaas sshaVzTsss-.f 1I:11ss.s '59sa
LAnxtc8 Aeca0I1od ssfoa1-..,,. 1a5 Ia s.ys
J. s. AODSppN
sx,vs,,... 5oGWa.x.u P1psneee Armk
Rsssa sssass s1eesaa- t8seut4V xxnekA 9axSc
, 1870-01-28
Private Maftcr,.

The OLD ESTABLlS[1FD Dr. t;,n.ke, II. ao1,h
CI1l 81. G EuIGes tu Elrr erEtit Itsal cttr. I'D
tETAic~E ad T. the uEfeFtET atts ct 18th req
F1.,r ~ 1er l%x seHa st.p iot h.k s,s * A.:si*
ktttfa. uR Eixa RkE. IL Htrfh Ii.Ik.ss i,hieaEi
, 1870-01-28

... kxFKNSES,
Motive power AID rnlr.. ....& .ss 4&;
way bIG s;tEtlIsts....... -. 2sl,:93
4rAls lsIoE;aELL eaFeLGt...... E:25sA
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
Tne Wo..t.a Wsek orPrprtr.

The Executive Committee of the
Evangelical Alliance Of the United
States of America nave caused 10 be pre-
pared and Issued the follow ,ng pro-
granme for the annual Week o. Prayer,
ueginnIng Sunday, New Years Day,
January l, ISL:
Sunday, Jan. l.-Sermons-Subjec
Inspiration OF Hoy scripture: its suf1i-
,.iency and sole authority for religious
ialth and practice.
,.onday, Jan. pray yer-Grateful re-
lyiew OF the past, calling for renewed
cohfidence and ior increased devotedness
humiliation tor the worldliness of the
church and for national sins provoking
divine judgements.
Tuesday, Jan. 3.-Prayer for nations
for all in authority for soldiers and sal
i0Es; for all who have suffered in recent
var, and for the blessings OF peace.
Wednesday, Jan. 4.-Prayer for the
conversion Of children for Sunday
schools, and all seminaries of learning,
and for the raising up Of more laborers III
Clr SITS service.
Thursday, Jan. 5.-Prayer for the out
pouring of the Holy Spirit on AL who
profess and call themselves Christians
for the increase of charity, and of affec-
4n1ng all in every land who love the
Lord Jesus CHI ist in sincerity.
Friday. Jan. 6.-Prayer for the circu-
lation OF the Word OF God, for a blessing
on religious literature, for an end of re-
.ig ious persecution, and 70 the removal
ufall hindrances TO the spread of the
gospel.
Saturday, Ian. 7.-Prayer for Chris
tian missions; for the conversion of the
world, and for 1.-The glorious appearing
of orr Lord Jesus Christi
Sunday, Jan. S.-Sermons-Subjects :
Faith. Hope, and Love-essential wit
nesses for the truth.
This is substantially the programme
issued by the Evangelical Alliance III
foreign countries.-The subjects for the
day are the same, with slight alteration,
adapted 10 the specific wants of our own
country. 1t IS earnestly hoped that in
all places this or similar series of topics
may be adopted, and that christians ev
erywhere will unite in the week OF
prayer, which for so many years past
has been SO sisnally attended by di line
favor.
WILLIAM E. DODGE, President.
NOAH III. SCHENCK,
Chairman Elk. Com.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
Wheeling Tp. Locals.


CHRISTMAS SERMON at the Uniontown
church, by Rev. w. s. Moffitt-suhject
Death. 1st. death fixed fact; Pad. is
mature; Sid. the results. His sermon
conveyed the lesson that it was proper
to join trembling with our mirth. And
that although it was but right and COM
mendable to rejoice in the possession
and enjoyment of temporal blessings.
Yet, it would be wise to remember that
these were only things of time, and not
to forget our mortality in times of feast
ing and rejoicing.
YOUNG AMERICA has explored the
stockings, the usual quantity of Chinese
crackers have been exploded, the torpe-
does "busted," and nothing remains
undone to induce Pa and Ma to shell
out enough stamps to make New Years,
a day long to be remembered.
A WORKMAN engaged in blasting rock
near this town, Was struck in the eye
by piece of stone and severely, al
though not seriously injured. Most men
would have put their paw in their eye,
and kept on blasting, although not
quite in the same manner as before
But our friend being moral man did
not see proper to.use bad language, but
had his wounds promptly attended to.
A LARGE number of little turkeys
have been orphaned here within three
days, but they will all be adopted by
humane and respectable families.
LITERARY SOCIETIES here have used
an Ingenious method of creating a little
Railroad excitement, by discussing the
question of Pixies and Railroads, their
benefit to commur tiles. At last accounts
Railroads had it.
"KRIs" or some other man entered
the cellar of one of our liquor dealers,
bored his whisky barrel, and through
the soft persuasion of hollow Alder
stick, coaxed out an indefinite quantity
Of the delicious pectar. Unlike Tom
sherman, who borrowed Virgins beef,
and left his watcl She pickle, our
man forgot to hang his Chrcnometer on
the peg, and the dealer still mourns his
,o-s of "r)t gut
The microkppe has revealed to us
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

Bluffs, distance of two hundred and
ninety miles, correspondent can only
speak of ii as grand and pecul iar if nol
in sense gloomy, , verflowing with life
in one section and silent, uninhabited
in another. In one section herd of cat.
tie numbering hundreds may be see /
feeding upon the dry husks OF the prai-
rie; Oh the other hand may be seen only
scrub oaks, great loughs and the slug
gish waters of many streams completing
the view.
The excellence aI.d fertility Of The soil
aside from ali its nconveniences, viii
yet make it the leading STATE in the
Union in point of wealth. Hugs ar.
selling here at four aud oIe-haH 10 five
cents per pound. In Burlington the
ruling price is i've cents. Very few O.
The stock Oh hands have been put into
market. Stock hogs for The coming
season exceed anything ever known in
the West. One unassumiug old faIinei
assured me yesterday tl.st i'll two years
low. could supply the Whole world with
hogs and cattle.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

scs e going Oh almost daily, yet the war
,ppeaIs rs far from a a,settlement as it did
a month ago. On Tuesday last General
Trochu made another effort TO break the
German lines but completely failed.
Paris claims 20 be well supplied with
provisions for two months yet, still it
can scarcely be possible since so many
repo.ts are afloat to the contrary.
December 2i-A German victory :
reported at Haila, southeast of the city
over an army of sky thousand French
The Gel msns took oHe thousand prison
ers. On the same day, The oGicia' re
port of she battle of Nuts which occur
red on the 18th inst, in which battle
four thOus jnG Prussians defeated ten
Thousand French, but losing five hun
dre;i killed and wounded. The French
lost one Thousand two hundred Killed
ANA wounded.
Havre is strongly fortified and defend
ed by sixty thousand men.
II is thought that the bombardment
of i'agis will commence very soon. A
large amoun! of projeetiles are Being
forwarded 10 the Eesiege-s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
TO OUR READERs.

This is our last issue for 1870. A few
more days and We enter upon the WORK
of another year. The close relation in
which we stand to you, making our
weekly visits to your hom :, renders APP
,ronriate a brief New Years address.
va have been connected with the
CHRONICLE nearly six months, during
which time we have seen many phases
of what are called the bright anu DARK
sides of life. Accepting position 1Ilfi-
,o,It to fill for reason Of its former occu-
pancy. unframed in the practice Of
nethodizing work 50 necessary Tor the
fnifiImert of the multitude CT duties
which belong to the work, We close the
year. feeling gratified wish the results
waare aware Of the diificdlty of pleas
ing everybody. 1t is simply an impos-
sfbiiity for politicians, temperance
advocates, religious devotees, or novel
reading young people, to iiud couhtr!
newspaper wholly devoted to the wishes
Z of either class. So many varied, Ii not
inconsistent elements Of character eouid
hardly be found in one publisher OF a
journal. We have enleavored TO obey
the various wishe: Of our readers in tn Is
resnect: if we have faiied, the reasons
are apparent. The subject oftsmpeFahce
has received and shall continue 10 I,
eeive mere attention from US than from
rnanv of oar cotemporAries. We he
Heye that it lies at tine bottom oil sociai
reform. that our country is cursed 10y
the genteel use of liquor, and our pFis ons
filled by it's victims.
OF our patronage while We have been
here. we have no complaints TO MAKE.
We nave lost few subscribers and We
have placed several upon oar books. We
now issue a larger number OF copies than
five ,aonths ago. We 40 not keep stand
ing the foolish claim that we have The
best paper in the County; we only hope
that the changes which We intend that
the CHRONICLE shall undergo within the
present month, shall make it worthy oi
the liberal:patronage which it has here
tofore received. AS the organ OF the
Republican party, we believe that IL mas
special claims upon the Republicans OF
tipeCounty. No party can succeed with
.asf an Organization, and no organization
GA be successfully carried on without a
n =, arty Joarnal. Too many of the Re
pabiicans of the County are satisfle'i
with the few weeks support given the
paasr during the campaign.
We trust we Will be able during the
month togive our paper q new dress ami
make other Improvements upon it. This
ofcourse, will cost money, aud we shall
axnect due returns for our labor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

many wonderful things, such as life in
a water drop, tr;china in pork, &c. By
placing a reflector ever the bunghoie OF
barrel of Uniontown whisky it v a.
found to contain, 40 fig 3!4 onsce. t
songs, the price ofi20 pairs OF chiidrens
copper tipped shoes, % hog drnuks, y
loo unpaid debts, besides number of
latent vices not developed until swai-
lowed There is about gallons of II {
whisky and 81 gallons Of pickle som-
posed OF tobacco oil, o? vi'liol &c Near
sighted men can't see much in this re:
fe tor, and some who can sec, think
thit they con imbibe il'le ju &C
without swallowing any OF the 'wis.
glers." II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
COHGRESS.

SENATE, Thursday, Dec. 22.-Th'
Senate continaed ia session all night
and adjourned this morning mt 6 O'Clock
The bill before the Hou was the ap-
pointment of Commissioners to visit
San Domingo, and report upon the con
dition of the people ami heir desire fol
annexation. Mr.. Sumner was the
strongest opponent of the i'll and show
ed himself master Of disposition. The
passage of the bill sustaining the Presi
dents policy vas, however, passed by a
vote of 81 TO o. At II NJ, the General
Amnesty bill was taken up and discuss
ed. The House spent the day as a Com
Inittee of the Whole upon the Presi-
dents message, adjourning at half-pas
two, until the 4th of January.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
NashIagton News.

WASHING TOM. Dec. "a h.-TLe result
u. the eIee. .oi Il Georgia, enough The
retains a-e Lsagie, 5 Jeiie ;ed ere e
le suc.I l. ~ preclude possibility, f
:, e. exis ed, OF A .orney General Aker-
mans -.ec..oiI 80 TIE Uli:eG States Sem
<. alG ais Is glatiol rom ais present
otfice, is, nerefore, more doubtful than
eve.. His r.ends here uo not .hinl. dis
HeaI:n will prevenV 1is continuance il
Iifice. Secretary Fish gave a dinner
ias night, 10 The Senate Foreign Rela-
lions Committee, Senators Sumner and
Murt0n ueing present. They met for
tue first time since .he acrimonious de-
o. e, she 3aa leaith Of .he latter having
prevented him from offending the Sem
ate SESSION after the vote on San Domin-
20. It was reported that there was the
utmost cordiality between them, and
that neither of them had any disposi-
ION 10 remember the personal portion
of her discussion. SIR. Sumner said
to csy tiiaI he IS confident tnat the an
ItsexafioniefS San Bomingo will be defeat
ed if it cones up for action during this
Congress. He~s..
Information has been received here
respecting the Senatorial coutes.- in
Michigan, which ~ kes it probable at
the contest in the Legislature viii be
chiefly between Senator Howard and
EX-G Gov. Blair, now members o. the
House. The opposition TO Howard ap-
pears to be mainly on account of his
residence bein@.n Detroit. AS Senator
Chandler ives an the same city, the
people of the western portion of the
State, fancy that their interests are not
properly looked after at Washington.
They make special complaint OF the
undue share of government patronage
which Detroi5 secures OF the oflic' RS
of the army who have already been
honorably d'seh rged their own
application III have. to date, been pa d
one year. salary from January lst, lS7i,
in acc ,rdancanc. with the provisions of
of the Jaw.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

We see in the last Gazette that J. f
Charlesworth has been appointed Mas
ter Commissioner of Belmont County
A very fit appointment by a fit man
This we suppose is the price of toadying
TO the maudlin creature who drags JUS
tice like a, timber wench, around oul
streets two or three months in The year
Umstead could not stand such expensive
favois; SwaEey refused tue position al
the hands of Judge Way, and it was leii
for Liiis shyster to assume the dear dig
nifty of the petty office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

IMPORTANT INFos;5l II. )N.-His Sc
of the hi,nyv~ auI Di.,i,ier are {, M
plants "a ireur-nt "ccustenc in h",,.
sexes, which, i-l'e :ec;ed sad allowed
to necome chronic, Cnta.i upGn lie SUI
Il rer Il ''UmbeI Of pa',iitii nad exceed
ingly annoying symptoms which almost
MAKE lille ruIjhtn. These symptoms
are Il Il, i ritaJility oi i,le t.ad;ief, and
ireqreu. desire o empty he same and
ueXi, pans jn ne Back auii ho!h-, and,
as the disease advances. Men p! I!epTes-
sion, Ncrvous IrIitaniiily, and Neural
gle Pains appear. Upon the fist APP
proach OF rhe Aforementioned symp
toms, nrompS means shGG!a ht used to
cure them, and one o, the Unst eaticie I
remedies for t,lat purpose viii e found
in WAYNE'S DIURElTC ELINtR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
Minister yyashburn at The Beseiged
CAPITAL

Il may not be generally known that a
weekly malls received at the State
ID partment from Mini-tc: Washburne
In Paris. This msI is sent sealed
through the Pcussian lines by Count
Bismarck, who also permits one TO be
sent back to Mr.. Washburne in return
The latest letters received fIom Mir.
Washburne are dated November 90, in
which lie says !ie will probably remain
in the beseiged city. Nearly all the
Foreign ministers have left Paris, going
out voluntarily or else from Icing re
called BY IL cir governments. Mr. Wash
ou:ne says within few days af.er his
letter WAS written that the Swiss minis
ter and himself will probably be the
only ones remaining in Paris.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
Notes BY ihe Wayside.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Dec. l6, 1870.
EDS CHRONICLE: The great topic o
the season, just one thousand mile,
westward from the county seat of Bel
mont, is supposed by the uninitiated in
terloper, to be weather. No rain of any
consequence has faI ell since the 10th o
September. Roads are dry, weather
pleasant for winter, and frost hardly
sufficient to notify the traveller that
summer is ended. The inhabitants o.
this pleasant Missouri River town mum
ber about twelve thousand. l receive
many introductions to men from Ohio
and, in fact the first question usual y
asked is Where do you hail from? 1t /.
no longer a wonder to me that so man,
advertisements appear in the Chronicle
lur the sale of farms; the owners having
lseided to follow in the wake of enter
prise flowing westward.
In a1ride from Burlington TO Counci
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
liust PAY in Gold,

In the case of the State of Maryland
against the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road to recover payment III gold oil So,
900 091 preferred stock in the road and
sued by The State, brought IL toe Bal l.
more Superior Court, . decision has
been ,e!lveied in favor of she State
The principle points raj ed by the de-
feuc- we're hat the COMPANY was not
DBL ecu o pay ~ gold ~ here not ex-
pressly required by statute, and that
ihe State was stopped from claiming
pay heit Ill his way because of accept
in4 payment II seve.a! instances in
car;ent money. The case viil be APP
reaied