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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25
In mine tenths of the cases where a |

In nine tenths of the cases where a
criminal has been tried before the
Courts and set free, he is induced by
his Eevasion of the law to repeat the
offense, and generally in a more reck-
less manner. This was illustrated very
clearly last week when the Grand Ju-
ry failed to find a bill against our Jug
Run saloon-keeper. Even the dullest of
the silent advocates of the traffic well
knew that the law had been violated,
and here was an excellent opportunity
for our Prosecuting Attorney to do his
duty in bringing the whisky vendor
tojustice. The jury was not packed in
favor of the whisky dealer and we can
only attribute his escape from suffering
the penalty to the lack of interest or Of
fetal dereliction of the prosecutor to
work up the case. Selling liquor to
minors, on Sunday, or to habitual
drunkards, is each violation of the
law, and the citizen OF this place who
is not cOgnizant of these being done un-
der the very noses of those whose duty
tits to enforce the law, has certainly
been sleeping his time away. If our
Prosecutors personal habits are at va
rance with his duties and he thereby
feels some reluctance in performing
them; or if he feels himelf incompe-
tent to manage so plain case, then he
had better run for Congress on the DEM
ocratic ticket or get himself retained
where he can do no harm. Our citi-
zens have looked upon the establish
ment of saloon just outside of our
corporate limits with dread, knowing
that young men are enticed thereby
the smell of malt liquors and are
taught the first lessons of debauchery.
And what will be the result of this
public recognition Of the right of any.
body to set up saloon just outside Of
our town? What has been the result:
Double and treble the sale, become
more and more regardless of to whom
and when he deals out his poison. Nc
fear of prosecution will certainly in.
duce our prosecuted whisky dealers tc
put up shanty just outside of the linn
its of the village. Our citizens have nc
security against these doggeries; oul
Prosecutor has plainly told them that
he is unable to protect them, and all
with laws severe enough to burst uI
any whisky dealer in the State. We
would also ask him if he has made his
returns to the State Auditor through
Auditor Clark? whether he intends tt
see that the law is fulfilled requiring
said reports to be made? We regret
giving our officers any trouble in thi:
matter but would suggest that two
weeks would be time enough for oul
Prosecutor to look the affair up.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25
The London Times Oh the Treaty
of WaShingtOn

The London Times ofthe 10th instant,
in an editorial on the treaty of Wash!
ington, says that neither England nor
Canada ever raised the question of ex-
elusive privilege in the navigation OF
theSt. Lawrence. The Times says the
terms of settlement of the San Juan
boundary are satisfactory to England,
and that the only difficulty is as to the
plan of adjustment of the Alabama
claims. The Times doubts whether
the treaty will be Immediately ratified
by the Senate, but nevertheless trusts
that 1t will be adopted and become the
final solution of all the difficulties be,
tween the two countries.
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Eight persons escaped from Crawford
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Republican C0lltyCOlVeltiol
AT
BARNESVILLE, OHIO,
ON.
WEDNESDAY, lime II l5I

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The members of the Central Com
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meeting thereof will be held ON the
day the Convention meets, at such
hour and place as may hereafter be de
termined upon.
By order of the Central Committee,
G. W. 0ARRoLL, Chairman.
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+ BELMONT County,, OHIO.
Robert NJ, Clark, the above named
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r.. NJ. CLARK.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence by r. NJ. Clark this 24th
day of April, 1871.
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WANTED-Broelkett's History of
FRANC0-GERMAN WAR.

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FRAGRANTSAP0LTENE
AgentsI Read Thie

Si DAY FOR ALL with Stencil Tools a.,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21
!. ALEXANDRIA, Va.
,TbeEx- Empero5rNapoleon lefWIlhelnlshohc,
TUESDAY; MARCH 2l, 1871.

.TheEx EmperorNapoleon leftWilhelnshohc,
on Sunday morning, escorted by guard OF
honor. 4 dispatch from London, dated yes
terday, says he arrived at Dover, England, on
Monday afternoon There were immense crowds
in waiting at the landing Of the scamer, inclul'
ing "a large number Of refugees who cheered
enthusiastically as he made his appearance on
the dock. \ newspaper report Is, that the TX
Emperor said :-''My return to France is only
a question of time Sooner on. later she will
summon nc to save her from the incarahleS
Who are now displaying, their folly and madness
misleading her blood, and plungins her into
anarcliyS:.," MY pretended deposition. will ncvor
be ratified by the people There arc only two
parties in France who ltoSscss real strength
the. Republicans and the Imperialists; but the
empire a1one.is able to conduct FRANCE t9a true
and permanent liberty The Orleanists possess
only intiginary strength I."..TlhSy daff NOT yen!
tpresto, appeal. to- the peoples lot 'it'herc
m;trSe,l, these words arc only 1renbrtel." "
The EX::Empcror is also reported to be in goac!
he;iltn ,-IE L:II II. .,.iiI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

10 the>FIouse Of Representatives yesterday;
The Senate resolution tfor. fht arnpoiptmsut Of
joint committee toIinvostigate the condition OF
che South WIS amended to Make The commit
tee causiSt, Of seven members on the l..et Of the
Senhtc fJurteen on'thc part Of the House
and P9stnouq its report until the next, .ses
sieali Of; Congress: arad was nipasscG Mr.
MFStfphi:;. Tliississppi, lad q;dsF@lch from
GoWernoriAlccnp readl in which he,slates that
ikl b ySthish erin{ intRat satSi:,, .aHj
dspiRs thatutlere are such violations OF the law
asllat,A been reporteH "'' 49, 80 '' u a..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

\ DEATH IN PARTS-A private letter from
Paris says that good old Madame Busque, so
we'll known to all Americans who have visited
Paris, is gone. She died on the morning OF
The 10th from the effects Of the siege She
has been now over twenty years associated with
Americans by means Ola small American res
t.lrnant, which was commonly known by her
ncphcw's name, whom she had adopted" as
"Charlcy'S., There were found the best
steaks, chops. and above. all, pumpkin pies,
hnckwhc;h clkrS. gingerbread and coffee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

The New York Times advises its Radical
friends in Congress to appoint committee of
moderate views, who shall frame for the next
session q medium revenue tariff, with sole and
exclusive reference to tightening the burdens
of taxation, and at the same time raising rev
cnuc enough to meet all the demands of the
treasury The Times urges this as matter of
policy and txpelicncy for the Radical pirty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

Mr.. iBayarl, in his speech in the Senate,
yesterdayon Mr.. Sherman blto '.'rcpress dis
orders + r., declared his belief to be that the
whole object Of tho present new movement
against the South, is to continue in power the
party which now holds the ycins of government;
or tkeindividm,l who now occupies the cxccu-
two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

We are Informed that regular statements. !otf
the sales made in this place, under the Conts'
cation and Tax laws, WE'RE transmitted from the
proper ofGcers here and sent TO the Treasury
Department. d. 80 ''''' $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

! Tue lliGII COMMISSION IS progressing, and
working hard by day and by night, in shap-
ing the questions Of difference. This is parti-
cutally true of the British side. They mean
business In The downright, practical sense
The British Commissioners keep their whole
force actively employed. and the daily bill for
tclegraphing by the cable would of itself make
up considerable item. if allowed to como in
under the liberal provisions Of the Thornton
Fish correspondence They know in London
before going to bed all the details of the day,
50 that Lord Granville can oil Il tight joint or
loosen spring whenever there is the least
hitch in any part Of the programmc.-Wa Wash.
Y3tr;Di =! !. g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

The pSstoRte Department i i now i,,.t 3figqgsl
in awarding the regular spring mailleningsdet
most Of IN the south|etn States apa a]}c SIGH
miscclla ,onrs in the States and Territories
lis hayo lnen lathori2tN bY.art :of Cnngrcss: -. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

Our Minister to Fr,pce, has. with the other
foreign minister's left Paris for Versailles
where the present temporary government Of
FfancG his its location. VIA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21
.VYKREED

In Georgetown, on The n instant, in Christ
Church, by Roy. Walter Williams, Mr.. JOHN
r. JOHNSTON. Of Alexandria county, to Miss
LAURA r. ZTMMERMAN, of Fairfax coun-
ty, Virginia.. ..l ...... ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

The free Use of hydratc Of chloral is attract
iny atciot, lid tehoih5sidcrtdfyaIse ninyas very
dangerous. Eyer physicia,s are4 not agreed r.
to the rcSultsvwhich is not strange. consider
ing the short time the drug has been known,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

~ With heavy stock, light expense and y
determination to push trade, appeal confident
ly tn ovory merchant in the State tn give trial
Order, and will pay oil express charges should
the goods not give satistucton .:i ...... ,.l...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

a combination, originating among the slaves
in the province of Miins Gc,als' Brazil in the
vicinity Of the goldmipes Of tho English COM
palSes, Ihas lately been' discovered, the object
of which was an insurrectiGn which it: was de-
signed should be general throughout. the en-
eH','s31nirr thirty Of the rihslqaltrSI were
arrestel,. ana Reinforcement stopped. y $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

During his recent visit & Phzddaiphia ihs
President offered Col. John w, Eorncy, form
crly editor of the rhrqNcslce the position of
Collector of the Port of philadclp hia,, but Col.
Furncy declined it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21
DIED.

" Or. ALLAN G. .tTuOM, of Fredericksburg,
Va. departed this, life ut Key West, Florida, on
the 9GLh of February. 1871 .."H ....i ....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

| 4 lists NATr'EE.--At Columbus, Ohio,
There j. nnw IN exhibition Il wonderful natural
curiosity. being e i,louble baby that far sur
1,aSsc< 4hii Sin hreScl twins rs Il marvellous freak
of n.tury.. The cditor of the Statesman gives
thc following Hescripto the child or children:
! On entering room No. l04 the visitor attcn,
lion iSlircctcd to Il stand OH which il deposited
II cradle, in cnch end Of Which is human head,
mot only perfectly Developed but uncommonly
handsome Each one is perfect Individual in
herself, $50 far is, hcadj arms and chest are con-
ccrncd Beyond this point the two blend into
one raild have thc'snanr organs nrcommon. On
nnr side an imperfect lcgis seen, but on the
ntlIcr side there are two complete legs and feet.
This brief description accorls with previous &C
COUNTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

-|---V"-
Sir Henry Bulwer has been elevated to the
British pctlagt ~" ,,,, 80 h ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

JAMAICA is iaVit jag, immigration "from this
country. 'RosecoletedN statements 'are"rut
forth us to the adyantagsesof that .fIaad, .bat
the truth is told in the following paragraph
from the N cw ,York SSun.s Ihea ,,lolrltainc
climate as the most $aabFSus in tht.'Word aA'
AT Cfe s;ihie time, However, White ftcffc a1hh
do tho uutdoot eilEYation;" Thic' exI
beri4ent has NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'anl again. aud
failed. No white man should go to Jammca
with the idoa ofwoRling the land with his own
ha ndsr =, -7,IAilpaehahfuidge,4t,H I,iuir
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

TIE ''RoosrER" Toy referred to yesterday
a rozincd string in a tin box-has produced
CONSERVATION in.thes Northern cities. IN some
places the;police have becn'invoked to suppress
it. 1t is pronounced to be the most horrible toy
ever invented to annoy people. But the boys
will have it-and make it crow. Some few
grown persons rather like it The Mayor has
directed the police to ''gobblc up all the boys
found in possession of the "roosters. J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

Judge Bowling, of New York, has conmenc-
cl to send to prison the bogus grccnback
otherwise called the ''sawdust' swindlers.
This nefarious trade has hourishcd long in New
York, and must bc to \ considerable extent en-
Outraged outsidc Of that city, rs we'll us within
it. II a man sends money to buy; counterfeit
notes, he is as bad as the one who sells them
And the strangeness of the thing is; that those
who send on for the countertcits and yet saw
dust in return, complain that they are swind
led! ,... .a.... ... " .'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

In lthc' Seata, Yesterday Alr.HAnfhcny s
resolution. liAlsingt he business Of the Session
10, legiSatipu for the, prota:tion of life. and
property in the Southern Staits, was t;nttsstd.
The Committee on Elections re.percd i'll favor
Of the admission Of Mr., Gol!dt.hYai!tf> Of A;7
bana, and Mr.. Rlalgatt, OF Georgia.. .rcsolNiag
thcsis hs taherpaftcr further. investigate the
crcptn$ ancqs Of Their, chius I'm tire House
misrepresentation, yesterday, bills were intro!
ldced to protect loyal and peaceabls citizens
in all parts OF the U. S., to abolish the frank
ing privilege, and to fix the tax on manuiaG-
turel tobacco at sixteen cents per pound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

The British House Of Commons has voted
1000 f6rthc teiicf Of the; Sufferers in Parish
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

PERloDcAIs:-Weliave received the March
numbers Of the .ethnolbgiSt 4 Scietntihte; 'work,
published in: New York. Scrlbntr's Monthly
Maga77iidae,, handsomely illustrated; --Iittelr $
Living Age-and the. Nortl, British Review
the publication Of which is 10 be discontinued.
The Southern Magazine publishedin Baltimore
has good 'table Of contents for this mouth.
The articles are original and selected, 1u "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

The"Dys.works Of Hetf, Is VgEc, in Phila-
delphiastE!hIfes min Of the Button Company, in
Springfield Mass. tho Reckland Print works
at lIaverstraw. N. Y. aid il hte,mp, and flax
factory in New York ety. We're all burned yes
ter.hly. Fires arf numerous and destructive
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21

The New York Star aYss--'::The House OF
Represe., t;steives is1idrpetuay doing something
for bunconibd anI: lthYq iillnnIIhs over to the
Senate and begging the Senators to eheckmata
their hasty and ill-atlviscd action. We OK
poet this has actually been the case in several
;,,.t,nooc ..,,i.u .,tl i,i,,: II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-21
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

The>Washington> Patriot says:-"Mr. Van
Trump, of Ohio, created good deal of interest
in4he. Houseytsterdsy BY Offering biz which
was referredto: the Judiciary committee, to
emancipatc the white people residing in the
States latelys Sin insurrection'' It provides
that after the 9TH ofJuly next all the white
people there shall be free and shall enjoy all
the rights and privileges granted to the favor
ed colored race, and it authorizes the President
to use the army and navy to enforce the rights
of the people 50 .emaneipated., II was palpa-
bic hit. " -. .... g.