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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15
From the Cambridge Jeffersonian.
Singular Robbery.

On Monday of last week one Alexan-
der Morehead. baggage master on the
Central Ohio Railroad, displayed very
handsom cluster diamond ring on his fin
ger, which was generally admired for its
glittering gems and rare beauty. The
baggage mans fellow train men. were at
once suspicious that he had not come by
the ring according to commercial rules,
but at the same .ime could obtain moth
ing definite as to its renl ownership.
On Wednesday Morehead needed some
money, and. so concluded to dispose of
thei.' glass set ring, "as he called it, to a
Jeweler in Columbus. He asked ten dol
lars for it, which the Jeweler declined
to give, but said seUen hundred and fifty
would come great deal nearer what it
was worth. Morehead Immediately left
the store, saying he guessed he wouldn't
sell it then, and took the first train for
his home in the Northern part of the
State. The Jeweler informed the police
who secured the city without success.
Morehead had gone to his home in he
northern part of the State, where he
made a show of the ring and told its
supposed value.
His father, becoming alarme d, repaii-
ed to Columbus and consulted the au-
thorities, who advised the return of
Alexander. The father telegraphed, and
doWn he came and made clean breast
of the whole thing. He had noticed
trunk at Bellaire which a gentltman
had slipped something into in a mysteri
Gus manner, and concluded to go for it,
in the Cambridge tunnel. Accordingly.
while the train was passing through the
tunnel he broke open the trunk and alb
stracted therefrom an elegant overcoat
and the package the gentleman slipped
in at Bellaire which proved to be a dia-
mond ring worth 81 500 90. No one ,uld
be found to claim he property, and SO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

1t is a hopeful sign that the Imperial
organ in London urges that further re-
on the part of France is vain.
The grip of Prussia has not relaxed, anu
her hold on Paris is certainly as firm to-
iay as it was month ago. The sorties
that have been made, brave though they
may have been, have not apparently
weakened the Prussian line, and, ac-
cording to the dispatches lis morning,
it seems that the Army of the Loire was
very tadly crippled in the late engare-
ments. Everywhere the Germans are
strong, and to their advance there is of.
fered only a weak and desultory defence
A treaty of peace is the only sure barrier
that will prevent the eoveTrunning of the
entire French territories.
Gen. De Rochambeau, who fought
beside Washington, and was the pre-
ceptor of some of the best officers OF
France, W, ote to Lafayette, expressing
an opinion-or rather a fact-whose
truth has been wonderfully demonstra-
ted within six months: at is always
quite right to think Frenchmen ineyit-
able, but / am going to confide a great
secret to you, which is the result oi
,orty years experience-there are none
easier to beat than the French when
they have lost confidence in theiI
leaders, and they lose it Immediately
when their leaders compromise them
selves by personal or private ambition"
The Washington correspondent of the
Springfield Republican writes: The
McGarrahan matter will come up in the
House when the Judiciary Committee
reports upon the subject. and it is now
quite likely that a majority, without
any particular regard to the facts, vii
take Gen. Buttler's view of it, and vote
that neither McGaTrahan nor the New
Idria company have any claim to the
land in dispute.
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challenge to Dsnn Piatt.

On Thursday last challenge was sent
by Clinton Rice, Counsellor Of the Hay
tien Legation, to Dom Piatt, cores
uondent of Western paper. The cause
Of Rice's displeasure was the publication
Of a letter by Piatt in regard to the Nc
Garrahan claims, in which the question
of veracity was involved. Rice con-
cluded that the only way to decide the
issue was to challenge the offending
party. The time set for the affair OF
honor was Saturday morning at SIX
o'clock, in the neighbsrheod of Bladens
bnrg. Piatt could not be induced to
risk his life or reputation by. accepting
the challenge, and 30 the duel could not
take place, and the matter was kept
secret on the part of Piatt: kice dis
closing his intentions, iut the police on
their guard. The plan was laid for the
arrest of the parties had they attempted
to leave the district. The Superintend-
ent of Police yesterday morning sent for
Rice and informed him that he must
consider himself under arrest and Oh
parole; not to leave the district to partic-
ipste in any hostile. meeting.
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BELMONT q TOLEDO a

BELMONT T. TOLEDO RAILROAD
Since last week t e Committee on
Subscription for the above project, have
been at work as time permitted them TO
leave regular business. The amount
subscribed in town il gradually assum-
ing a respectable size and from CONVEX
sation tn men of means in Flushing
township and along the line elsewhere
there seems to be but little doubt oil
enough money being raised to grade the
the road. Next week We will give
thorough digest of information upon
this subject prepared by r. E. Cham
bers Esq. 1t was too late for this issue.
The Importance ofthe Wheeling Greek
route via New Athens is looming up
The Road seems destined to be built
somewhere.
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CONGRESS.

SENATE, Thursday, Dec. Sth.-Bllis
were introduced and laid on the table as
follows:
By Mr.. Wilson, TO prevent the assess
ment of money upon government en-
oIoyees for political or Other purposes.
The bill provides that ii shall be unlaw-
fuI fer any head of Department, Collect
or of customs, or Internal revenue OF
other government officer to receive OF
knowingly fail to prohibit any such as
,essment; and any employee paying
such assessment shall be dismissed from
office and be subject to a fine not exceed
inp one thousand dollars. 1t also for
lids, uuder some penalties, any import'
broker, agent or other person from ma
king to any government official, or e.-:-
ployee or member of his family, directly
or Indirectly, any present, gratulty, re-
ward, or compensation fer any service
promised or rendered i'll connection With
the duties of his office.
Mr.. Butter, of Massachusetts,, gave notice
that he would on Tuesday next ask the
House toconsider" general amnesty bill
WASHINGTON DEC. 18th, 1870.
SENATE.-Mr.D Dawes introduced res,
olution authorizing the President to sus
Denu laws reiatiuS " lhe i'Sh'o Oi iot
sign vessels within our waters at las
option, Referred.
Mr.. Schurz offered a resolution rela'
ling to removal of disabilities to which
.ome citizens are now subjected II
the United states.
Mr.. Morton proposed resolution ap-
pointing Commissioners to consider the
| future incorporation Of the Republic o1
San Domingo within our limits. Order
| d to lie on the table.
HoUsE.-Mr. Banks proposed reso'
luton similar To that of Sir. Morton il
| the senate.
Mr.. Ketchem, to abolish Income tax
Mr.. Kelley proposed resolution tt
repeal all laws relating TO the lnterna
Revenue System. Passed by vote O.
| 1874 tO6
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Ninety-six George Washingtons voted
at one of the ballot-boXes in MontgOm-
cry, Ala, of whom ninety-fcur were
colored. And this is fame.
A boy near Independence Richland
county, in beheading couple of chick
eus, succeeded in cutting Off two of his
fingers and frightening a couple ofmen
who were endeavorng 10 raise heavy
piece of timber to the top of a frame
work, so they let the timber fall. Feve
persons were killed outright and several
others injured.
A woman, Mrs Annie L. Campbell,
has been made collector of Internal rev
enue in the 9th Ohio district, Uice her
husband deceased.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

WE have received the Apologize of a
New work now in pre- 5, issued by c. +.
Vent, of Cincinnati, Ohio. The name
of the work is Satan in Society" and
we predict for it a large sale. II treats
of tie prevalent errors OF training young
folks: of the abuses which are under
mining youthful society, of the del icate
subjects of Love and Courtship. .strik ing
at the root of the pernicious influences
hat poison the affections. The author
offers no apology for the introduction OF
such a work; it needs none. Written
by physician who has the welfare OF
society, in view the work is not Gully
intensely interesting Lut viii 30 lis
work 10y instiliing pure ideas and fe-
moving corrupt social views.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

Some days ago Schenck was asked il
he would accept theEnglish mission. He
then at the said the steps taken to
contest Campbelrs seat would prevent
his accepting. Within TIVE or three
days it has become apparent the House
would not give Schenck the seat, and
his friends say he will now accept an
off,.r of the mission.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

On general principles the House
voted, Tuesday, to abolish the rank OF
Admiral and Vice-Admiral. The occa-
sion for the existence of the rank passed
away with the war, and there is no rea-
son that it should now be retained, un-
less, indeed, it be to give the groveiing
Porter the place he aspires to.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

or course King William has accepted
the title of Emperor of Germany, and
the union of the German States is, con-
sequently, to be in the form of an EN-
pire, with an Emperor, instead of The
Confederation with a President. BuI
the political relations of the States and
rulers will not be changed for the worse
nor the liberties of the people destroyed
by the consolidation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15
The following is. a recapitulation OF
the debt statemeDt:
Ohio Senators.

The term of Hen. John Sherman, SEN
stor ffom Ohio, does not expir. until
1873. The Legislature to choose his
successor, or return him, will be chosen
next fall. Though so long a time has
vet to expire, the friends of the several
Candidates are very active in canvassing
for their respective preferences. Mr..
sherman is serving his second term.
Schenck, Delano and Bingham will, in
alI probability, be competitors, for the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

1t has been suggested that Frederick
Douglass, the colored orator and writer,
intends to make Washington his future
home, and that he would make good
candidate Tor the Republicans to run fol
Mayor of that city at the next election.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

A caucus of Republican Senator'S was
held in Washington on the oth inst
Democracy was on tip-toe, watching
with eager eyes all the movements oi
Senator Sehurz, and fondly hoping IL
.o,Id herald the news of some difficulty
in Republican ranks. The members
met at eleven, and among the first Sen
.tors entering the room was Senator
schurz. Democracy retired disap-
pointed.
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The English Mission

Tt now seems doubtful that General
Schenck will be prepared to assume MS
duties as Minister to England, wnlen
uosition has been rendered to, and ac-
eepted by him, before the close OF the
present Congress. Prominent gentle
nep, who are in position to be best IN
formed, say he will net leave his duties
in the House until the important busi-
ness of the Ways and Means committee
"a disnosed of, and that in any event he
cannot arrange his private affairs SO as
TO leave them without injury, before
two months. Since the fact became
known, his appointment is spoken OF
here among Senators and Members with
the utmost favor. and all unite in pro-
nouncing it the strongest yet made by
the present. Administration.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

When Senator Revels went to lecture
at Norwich, Conn, the other day, the
landlord of the hotel began to CANVASS
among his borders to see whether they
would endure his presence at the table.
While they were engaged in this good
work, Gov. Buckingham took the gen.
tleman in his carriage to his mansion
and made him an honored guest.
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CJN DAY-BusineSs entirely new and
> ~ honorable. Liberal inducements. De-
scriptire circulars free. Address j. Z. RAND
x CO, Eiddeford. Ne. se22-;n
~ -ANTED AGiiEIS-TO sell the HOME
~ SJ-III r SEWING MACHINE. Price
s25. II makes the Lock stitch alike on
both Sides and is the only licensed under-ieed
shuttle Machine sold for less than $50 Licensed
by Wheeler Il Wilson, Grove 4 Baker and sing
er & 60. All other under-1eed shuttle Machin-
eS sold for less than SG0are infrIngements, and
the seller and user liable to prosecution. Ad-
dress JOHNSON LARK < CO., Boston. Mass,
Pittsburgh Pa, Chicago, Ill OF st Louis, ,Mo.jm
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MTHOLESALE GROCERS, ana dealers
w Flour, Bacon, Lard. &c
Land and Town Property
For. Sale


I WILL offer tor sale, for Three Months all of
l. my Real Estate, consisting of the follow
ing: lG0 acres OF choice farming land i'll the
Northeast part of Belmont County, Ohio, near
the Harrison County line aud about TWO miles
South of LA rrisville, Harrison County, Ohio.
This Farm is known as one of the best for
farming and stock raising and with its own
merits and the value OF adjoining and sur
rounding farms, ranks with those that are
first class. The House is ordinary and the Barn
and other ut-buiidfngs very good. Churches
and School convenient.
Ninety Acres Immediately South of and adj
joining the town of uarrsvlle, is good soil,
well watered, good orchard and two good
Dwelling Houses and can be divided into TWO
small farms. There is n good Tan Yard on the
premises, not in use, W til the necessary sur
roundings and everything favorable to carry
on q successful business.
Also, n large and splendid Brick Building, for
n dwelling and business house, in The town of
Harrisville. The dwelling department has
eight rooms, and the store room is one OF the
best and most neatly fitted and furnished in
the country. There is a splendid stock OF Dry
Goods, Notions, &c, new and clean, now in
the room, and can be bought with the pronerty
or the room can be rented to the parties in
possession.
ANY desired Information can be had by call
ng upon or addressing
SAMUEL SLOAN
nolo-3m$ Harrisville, Harrison, Co., ..
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Our Lands DEFY Competion
The New YOik Methodist

sAE ElGHT PAGE u EEkLY.
Now In its Eleventh Year. publishes Sermons
4 Serial Story for the Family, new ChiIdTen'S
story every week, Chats with the Little Folks.
Editorials by the best Methodist writers and
Others, Foreign and Domestic Correspondence,
full Departments OF neigiOus and Secular In
teligence. Price $3.50 year. Liberal premi-
umS or cash commissions TO canvasSeTs. Sub
Scriptions commence at any time. + or speci-
men, enclose a two cent Stampto prepay post
age Address THE METHODIST, IL Nassau
St y. y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

The HONE G-hCi.E.. - his Truly
first-class literary paper will commence
on the first Of January, ISL, its third
volume and third year, greatly inpT"v-
ed, with new heading and Kew iea-
lures. The corps of contributors /" tie
Home Circle comprises the uesi writers
OF The day. it is not limited TO any
class or district, tut cheers The lemes
and gladdens the fresides Of every sta
ton i'll the Union. Besides the splendid
illustrated stories of sea aid land, i'c-
ventures, anecdotes &C., the Home Cir
tains several very interesting and i'll
struclive features. 1t is just such
paper as any father, brother or frlenG
would desire TO introduce into thslr
home circle for amusement and lnstruc-
ton. The Home Circle has an enol-
nous circulation and is gaining more
friends daily. In order 10 maintain this
enormous circulation, and increase
thereon, the publisher has put the price
at the remarkably low figure OF only -
year, although the Home Circle is as
large, and i'll many cases, larger, better
and more intel esting in every respect,
than any s. weekly paper published at
the present time. The club prices are
s. for four subscribers Il year, and Si3
for Il club of ten, besides one gratis. Cre
copy of the Home Circle and one copy
of GleasOn's Literary Companion, one
year, $3.50. The first number for the
new year, 1871, will be ready and for
sale by all the ne.wsdeaIers i'll the Uni
ted States, as early as the 18th OF De-
cember, for only scents. Sample copies
will be sent free to any one who wishes
to see tie aper, by addressing +. 6lea
son. AZ Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
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We are also putting it in Cooking Stoves
thereby dispensing 1cth BaeL7rdiiS, and saving
much expense to the consumer. besides pre-
venting dust escaping when the fire is SIirrtd
Persons having The Tropic, Ranger or Sentinel
COOK !ng Stoves. can be supplied with this grate
for them; also, WERNETS s JoINTED CENTER or
Gre sS-plece, W lich cannot spring upaI the ends
II " sink in the middle and will last as long as
eight or ten of the ordinary kind.
We also make Kell's patent u FTAILIC
HEtRTHs, which are superior to Marble, Stone
or Brick Hearths
For the above Improvements and the superb
or Cooking, Heat ing and Franklin stoves made
by IT'S. we ask the patronage OF dealers and
consumers octl3'70-Iy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-15

The lecture of Jno. III. Surratt upon
the murder of Lincoln is a failure. Oh
his late speech in the Cooper Institute,
the Herald says:
"Go on! Go on!'' was the cry from the
two hundred and fifty ''deadheads, and
90 on Mr.. Surratt did, until he arrived
ut the last page and line of the manu-
script on desk before him. Some two
or three others, no doubt emulous of the
"bald- headed" who hungered for lnfor-
nation, made f,eble inquiries, and,
thoulh they failed to elicit anything
that was not down on the manuscript.
they managed to relieve somewhat the
monotony of the lecture, or explanation,
or whatever Mr.. Surratt chooses to call
this hash of his, on what is to all disa-
greeable and painful subject.
The following is. a recapitulation OF
the debt, statement:
s-Debt bearing interest in coin, 81 ,943, )
752, 100 90; interest, $40, ,654 ,45l; debt
bearing interest in lawful money, So9, :
728, 900; interest, 1854 1854; debt on which
interest has ceased since maturity, So,
34l .Os7; interest, S43s s.503; debt bearing
no interest, S41l ,951 ,S57; total amount
out standing 50, Ais, ,672, ,044; total interest
Sal, ,457,3lS; total debt principal ano
interest to date, including interest un'
paid. s.. .420, ,130, 1863; amount in treasury
SI25. .S2l, 1858; debt less amount in treas
ury, So, ,341, ,7s4,35
Decrease of debt during past month
$7,475 $50, 80,
decrease of debt since March !, 1871
S104, ,019 ,9S2.
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J1IRsT NATIONAL BANK OF ST. CLAIEl5-
L VILE. CAPITAL SlO05jJ0.
RE-Bank open from A.M.'GEtil P. NJ. Dis
count days Tuesdays at 10 A.. u. Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
Initted promptly. Exchange bought ard sold.
Directoy,S--Itoss j. Alexander, David Brown,
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown.
d. u. I. COWEN, President.
II. c. WELDAY, Cashier.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT TO al Tsqrie lS.t6serSJeTs
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the rascal was discharged, and returned
to his heme on the reserve.
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butcher 5 appTe ltice the WealthieSt man IN
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w ATTORNEY * COUNSELLOR ATLAW-
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S GENTs " Al~IED--(S.2j 4 MONTHl-by
~ the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
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One Pound OF Champions Imperial aUndry
Soap Will make twelve quSrts of Handsome
Soft Soap. Ask your Grocer for il and Try it.
CkAMPLON BROTEERS. s! Front ST. n. YORK
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by using up an old Axe, Send q, - 10 LIPPIN-
COTT 8 BAkEWELL, jPiit,burgh. Pa, and
they will send tiP-iop Axe. EzPressage paid.
Hall a day lost Il grinding Will thus bs saved.