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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-03
Letter from Speaker Blaine On the
Public Expenditures
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
w A al l., c.rnN Ii 4, knlAr.I1, ~ ~ IS-N

WAsHINGToN. ID. c., February q ,lS70.
M lear .St,.-In the confusion which
has arisen in some of the public journals
about estimates and appropriations and
disbursements, the impression has been
created that General Grants Adminis-
tration has expended more money in
the same time than its immediate
predecessor. This is totally erroneous,
as the balance-sheet, on comparison
of official figures will clearly establish.
The present Administration has been in
power nearly year, and we can COM
pare that period with the closing twelve
months of President Johnson's Ad-
ministration. From March /, 1858, to
March 1869, the total receipts Into the
Treasury were little over three hun
dred and siXty-eight million dollars-I
avoid fractions for the sake of perspicui-
ty. Every dollar of this was expended
and the public debt for the same period
increased about six million dollars, as
appears from the official publications of
ing n total expenditure for the year of
three hundred and seventy -four million
dollars.
The total receipts into the Treasury
for the first year ofGeneral Grants ad-
ministration, estimating for the few
remaining days, will amount to three
hundred and ninety-four million dol
lars. Out of this sum total eighty mil
lions have been applied to the payment
of the public debt, thus leaving for the
current expenditures of Government,
including interest on the public debt,
three hundred and fourteen million dol
lais, or sirty. millions less than aOas er-
pended an the same time 6y President
Jotnson's Administration. These figures
are taken from official records and their
accuracy cannot be questioned.
1t will be observed that the receipts
were'twenty-siX miilioD,more in General
Grants first year than in Mr.. Johnson's
last year. Over twenty million dollars
of this must be credited to the Internal
Revenue, which has been much more
faithfully collected; for it will be noted
that this large increase in amount has
been derived from diminished and con-
tracted sources of taxation, many of the
taxes in force during part of the year
1859 having been repealed before
President Grant came into Office
Whether regard, then, be had to the
fidelity with which the revenue, is col
lected, or the economy with whichit is
expended, the comparison for the past
is undeniably and overwhelmingly in
favor of the present Administ ration.
For the future the fullest confidence
may be INDUCED. The H ouse of Repre-
sentatives is vigorously seconding the
efforts made by Mr.. Daw es, the able
and uprigh Int Chairman of the Appropria-
tion Committee, to curtail expenditures
wherever it may be done; and 1 am
very sure that for ensuing year Secretary
Boutwell, will exhibit financial record
even more satisfactory to taxpayers
than that of the year which is about to
close. Very truly, yours,
J. G.BLAINE.
w. T. johnson, Esq, Angus Maine.
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Road n office.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition will
IN he presented To the Commissioners OF Bel
mont County Ohio ut their June session, for
the location OF u County Road, commencing
near Isaac Lash's and running Southwest TO
lands of Jos. Beckettaud through said BeckettS
lands; thence cross the West corner OF Week
Iey's lands; thence through lands Of James
Fitch to intersect the County road leading nom
Belmont To Helpbringer's Mills. ,,..
fel7-iw MANY PETITIONERS.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-03

The Cincinnati Enquirer denounces
the action of the Ohio Senate in repeal
ing the Democratic law disfranchising
the wounded and crippled inmates OF
the Soldiers Home as IAN Iuenliti9dted
outroge,n and shows more spleen over
allowing the soldier to vote than it did
over the passage of the amendment.
This is fact to be remembered by sol
diers or soldiers friends.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-03
Drug Store For Sale.

I WISH TO sell my entire stock OF Drugs ailf
L fresh and well selected. Any one Wishing
To engage in the Drug business would do well
to avail themselves OF this RARE chance TO.
purchase.
Also small printing press for sale cheap.
j. B. KIRK
FebS-iw Flushing, onio.
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Parls BY Sunlight
and CasHght

WORE descriptive oI the u Y SIERIEs,
CRIMES Of ths CRY cF PARIS
IL tells how Paris mas become the Gayest and
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OF Misery and Suffering; how visitors are Swim
died by Professional Adventures; how Virtue
anu vice go arm-fn-arm In the Beautiful City;
now the most Fearful Grimes ara committed
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Paris. Agents wanted. Canvassing Books sent
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chicago, ILL.,. cincinnati, o., or ST. Louis, Mo.
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a FINE OPPORTUNITY

L'OR INVESTMENT IN COAL. PROPERTY
IL is now offered, in l0 - Sres OF CoaL
Mile From Bcllaire; Immediately on tina " sves
Turnpike; an outlet to the Ohio Rive=s easily
accessible by driflias. and every
buShei available. II is In a rapidly advancins
Win be sold on reasonable
Terms. For particulars enquire of
LYCURGUS AUSTIN,
0uGl9-lm'-tfl south Bellaire, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-03

The Missouri Legislature has passed
a Constitutional Amendment, to be
submitted to the people next Fall,
establishing Universal Amnesty and
IMPARTIAL Suffrage.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-03

The Indians i'll Lake Superior region
are starving through the scarcity of
game.
The Maine Senate has passed bill to
abolish capital punishment.
In u desperate battle on the Missouri
River between bodies of Sioux and
Crows. the latter Were eXterminated.
The boiler of the tow-boat Neville ex-
plo,led last Friday near Lawrenceburg,
Ohio. Three lives were lost and four
persons badly injured.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-03-03

Ohio has furnished Liberia, as well as
the United States, with q President
The Liberian House of Representatives
recently finished an examination of the
returns of the election held last May,
and declared the Hon. Edward James
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X. N. HANNA'S

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Reference-"Emporis Bank, Enporia, Kan.,
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A fire in Galveston destroyed property
valued at 81 100000.
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GsIIFGHANCBl AeBIfsFIITIl

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A FINE FARM for SALE
Adjoining Se. Clair-vine, .,

4 OFFER FOR SALE the farm ON which re-
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~ WILLIE, OHIO.
sS- Office in Patterson's new block, over Frint
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The United States troops and tho
Indians have had skirmish in Arizon.
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1882 in 81 DAYS

Made by one Agent. selling sTLvER's PATENT
ELASTIC BROOM. Over $4,000 now in use-
recommended by Hon, Hordce Greeley and the
An'e7iean Agrict.lt,rta. One county reserved
Street, n. Y. Tsio-4w
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The MAGIC Comb s: E:
ta1ns no p soh- ny one can usen. One sent
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VOLUME MI, FOR 1871,
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First Glass Rural, Literary, Family and Busl-
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l was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by
simple remedy and will send the receipt free.
MRS. M C. LEGGETT, HobeSa, III.
felO-fw
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Atw Advertistgssts.

From Cooley & Dazehy' Advertising
Agents OF New Yesk-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-17
A NEW PATENT.

nNTIE subscriber has discovered and invented
i new and useful Improvement In
TEA sc COFFEE POTS.
The vessels are divided Into two compartments by
PARTITION extending across tho centre nom sop 70
bottom.
Also In said partition Of coffee POI Is slide gate %
valve, extending out of the top OF the vesss 10 sd.
init water from one COMPARTMENT 70 tho other by
nS , 4 s. TSs e: Pot a;s ysss
Is round. operating the samc a. In cSdee pot, ~
raising OF turning. They are also provided with
two covcrs each, one 10 each compartment. And
.Isn. ' Il dssir.Gis. ne Noes are prOviasa Win
thimbles 90 straincrs, ~ may 10 rcgu'rcd They
have thrce handles-one on each side under essh
STasped with on. hand while the other hand may
have hold Of The .ther In order that The vessel may
he tipped easer OF desirable the TEA pot may have
ono handle. The Two eotnpartuscnt sre no ses 800
v.t:r OF conee and water. Una. when ~. ss. =. e..
heating in the other. Tea can ls drawn Into cups
nom one compartment and water ffom the other |,
NE I. with Ssss Ihs sv ,s sr u GA. ~ IN s
iS.ss soosss,si .sh de PARTITION. srro. Is:
centre, with valve In II the sane ~ in coee pot,
win one cover and one handle on each end. which
d Er boiling two articles q difeesnt kinds 1t the
sams time. Coffee Pots can be made without valve
u desired. frsm 70 " In. deep, bottom - In.
Top % In. insids. IVA Tot . " IN. deep. bottom
The suiscriier, having obtained letters patent on
his invention, oers fr sale State rights fbs mana
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70 any one who may wish 10 have it DC thai par.
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JOHN r. LEWIS, kHTKRr' me-.
All psrsoas are sshld exporting % selling tAe
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discovered In 1850.
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That EIcur.ion TO Montreal starts nom Bidde-
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"a. A good time Is expected.
Now is the dime 10 purchase your tickets. Only
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good till July 5th. Iva
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How to LooL younr...s,,,..n N.

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The Venerable Archdcacon Scott, OF Dun.
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weeks use of the Peruvian Syrup Iau Iron Tonic
ly persuade himself OF the reality, and people who
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-17

STANDARD NovELIsrs.-The present ago Is callet
think that Il IL gradually changing Into the Peroi
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that the great novelsts have still the ear OF The
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Ifyohn,or's bnodyne Linimsnt is half rs valuable
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DICKENS.
A Book that should be kept on hand.
DIR. HALLS

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TERMS,
CARD.

We have secured the services ofMr. Abiai Jones
Of Biddef6ri, formerly OF the arm Of smith Jones,
furniture dealers, who cannot b cxcelled ~ furnl
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WIZ" "''' tiiADBcufiSR 4 sfExRNs,
$500, June. 1870 % iis Main ~
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MARINE NEWS.
Biideford and Saeo,


ARRIVED.
Junes. sehrs. Y. q. nu.ton. oo,dthwsit, Boston;
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June. schrs. Allie Oakes, Piiisbury, and Gen.
Warren, Bishop, New York.
Junes schIs. Rocket, Eaton, Ioboten; 8. J. Linds-
ley, Crockett, Roundont-
June u. stmr. Enierprise, faiker, Boston.
&c n. Schr. Addie, Low, BOSTON.
u. schrs. q. l. vanderhoof. Kelley. Fort John
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June ls. s~hrs. fiight. HIN, Eiisabethport; Nellie
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cLKARKp.
June 1 stmr. Enterpvise, raiker, for boston.
4. Sehr. BryiAbedrc, Iiix, fer Rccklsnd.
6. Schrs. Gen. Warren, bishop and q. w.
Lindsey, Crockett. FOR Rockland.
June Schr. y. q. buxton, Cor Boston.
2. schr. Rocket, Eaton. Ea~t seeking,
Il. schr. Allie Oakes, liIlsbury, Tor Provi-
dence. tsee local co,umnJ
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Farmers and "Horsemen" are continually enaur-
ing what We know Of the utility OF "Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders" and In reply we will
say through the columns OF tho Journal that We
have heard from hundreds Who have used them with
gratifying results that Is also our experience. iwl1