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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

amount drawn, as above stated was
sl4S, $50 81. Ii has been widely stated
that Mrs. Bower, was heavily feed for
her work 10 getting the claim reasrrect-
ed and passed, but that did mot xppeer
In the evidence. II it was not true,
the easiest method for Mr.. Pendleton
{ have reiutsd it would have been to
summon the lady to the stand Is q
witness, but he Deglected to take that
step for his vindication.
The i0choate Senator from Ohio bore
in mind the maxim that the dirty
work should be well paid for. The
committee of Investigation failed to
make him tell what the sum of the
award was, or what portion of it he
had received. On both these points he
Was clothed with the gift of cJnven-
lent mem1ry, bat there were other
sources of Information attain ,hle, aud
il was revealed that the amount war
obtained Dy him in three drafts. one
for S29 600, one for ST., ,000, and one fer
S6S .553 81, all dated June l2th, ls7l,
aud all drawn ID his order. Ii c'm
out that the last named drst coinpris+
III all that was turned over la the
Treasurer of the Kentucky Central and
that Mr.. Penfieton Consequently pocK
eted tfle sDu SUN of $SO, 900, or much
more tflan 30 per cent uI the cl4im.
Perhaps the dividend t0 his feuiaie
partner was $50. QUO, the circu Stance
that seems To Indicate this being that
the draft for those figures was trans
Inittt-d TO diff rent bank from thai
10 which he kept his own ac,.ouut saJ
wss also distinguished by pecuiiarity
in the en- torseInent.
This is the brisI history Of the achieve
ments as = rlain agent of the person
whosh the Ohio Democrats have hon
Ored' with sn Pl .ciinn 10 the ULiteC
States Senate 1t must be uUtei th7i
in the trs, place tue ci+im was unju>-
tifidble snd had been twice rejected al
Ter hair examinat on; secondly, tbs
it could never have teen passed eXcep
through secret and ill-gilinate means
thirdly, that il was rushed through
the dep .rt:nentS without examination
iourthly, that the exposure of Belk
maps action upon ii helped to drive
MIN into disgrace and obscurity; ant
fiftnly, that Pendleton grasped ~
smounl OF the award that would never
have been allowed IN any transaction
honest in itself aud honestly conduct
ed. The election Of Pendleton a. Se3a
tor by Ohiu Democrats couli only by
paralleled by the choice OF Belknap I,
a similar post by ihe Iowa Republican,
and what would the country say
should Belknap appear in the United
States Senah!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

THE Democratic Legislature did NOT
want one OF "Lincoln's hireli1gs" for
Senator. The strength Of Morgan and
Ewing, in caucus, fell far short of tx
pectation. Ward get only FIVE COM
plinentary votes. There was still less
inclination TO take any man who wa
tainted by suspicion. of fidelity to
Jscksonian hard money principles
Payne received only two compliment
ary votes, she Hurd only five. Pen
dleton was just The man wanted, and
his nomination was exactly according
70 the fitness of things. !a- 81
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.PendIeton.

Does he seem any more honest eth
or, when it is recollected that but two
and ., half years ago, just short time
before a Presidential nomination, tn,
same man declared himself prnperI,
opposed atsall times to the greeubacE
currency, aud announced himself y
s4'hard money nah?" Is it possibl,
that oar greenbaek Legislature car
elect u man of such questionable ante
sceieh:s 10 the honorable and responsi
BILE position Of United States Senator
sAT Steuben Vile Gazette. tfSi' 's1fv .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

.ps1HR ClevlsHd Herald is willing that
tfiause sO0insaittess should DOW 81
ahead aud Investigate, every body and
I eyers thipg at theirisown sweet wills,
sana hpwever1 great snal5i OF moHny
slnay-be sqasndered In exploring ths
siniricaeies Df mares nests.l Uncle Sam
,isB0ellgedt to foot the lbilt.g Mr.. Fer
.paado5 Wood is the statesman whe
conceived the brilliant scheme, ami IT
is ereditabie to the House of Repre-.
teltatives thst he mad a good deal OF
difficulty in mastering enough mullet-
be ads TO vote it through.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

RADETZRY held the month of the
Shipks Pass on the north (Bulgarian)
side. while opposing him in the pass
was a Turkish army of some 5000.
Skobelof took the Trsjan Pass, passed
bis troops through and moving up
with Nspoleanic rapidity to the south
ern (ROumelian) side of the Shipka
Pass, caught.the Turks between two
fires and bsgged them.g And now, by
taking the Slivno Pass, they promise
so do the same thing with Turkish
army on the Lom. The garrisons in
the quadriiateral fortresses are also
penned in, and il il but-a question of y
few months when every Turkish
soldier in Bulgaria falls into the
Russian net. Turkey may veil sue for
peace; but she is likely 70 get 20 peace
that is not based upon complete
surrender. 90 ..slf = ..ss sef-f ,..-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

- THE. London E,onomist says that
tho aisrn that existed in the London
I money market from the silver agita
tion in America having to some extent
Tsubsided; has led to the purchase oi
United States bonds, and there was a
. rise ofabuut one per cent. all around
The reports are now to the effect that
NIT only is the resistance to legislative
measures which contemplated the
1,sunsiitution :ot SILVER for gold pay
Z Ioents much stronger, but that the
silver party is losing strength, and,
: whatever rcompromise should be adopt
ed, 1t is now more generally hoped
that the coin in which the bond
Z are to be paid will, as heretofore, bt
gold. se =zF = 1rsE3sast4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

ed in hunting trespassers upon lands
entered by them kithout permission; I
fixing ths fee FOR recurdi OK chaiteil
mortgages Ht twelve cents PER one
hundred WordT imposing fine OF
$500 aud imprisonment for the publ
cstion of advertisements TO procure
divorce
The Cleveland Jury bill was pass.
Representative Norton of Seneca
was elected Speaker pro tenn.
JAN. lis SsNATE-PdperS were
presented in the contested election
case of Baker V. Curtiss for the Senator
ship from Cuyahoga county.
Bill introduced: Authorizing tbs
viIlrge of Ashland 10 purchase fir.
engine. 4
Resolution adopted: Creating com
mite ON Fish Culture.
j. w. Fitch, Lieutenant Governor.
elect, took The oath of ntfi II and enter
~ upon his duties as Pfesid cut of the
S-Haia. s
HoUsE-Prtitinns: For law pre-
venting discri Ininati0n against c .lrrr,i
children in the public schools; lpro
hibit Ihe sale pf ale, beer sn porter;
for an Increase Of the salaries II
5uDrme JadgeS. - ,s1' - 's~s7 -
Bills in,nlduced: Repealing the II "
in reference To separate C ,lpred $chaui>;
increasing the tax fer school library
purposes to 2 10 mills; 10 enact tn.
revised DunI''ip4i cade.
Resolutions: Cliing on the Board
Uf Pdbiic Works far copies of ali CON.
rnuniratiois IN reference 10 the pm
posed aban'ion,neut OF the public
works by the lesseeS, adopted autholiz
iay the sale, oI the Siate lnt IN Broad
street. in Columbus, referred.
| JAN. l5.-In the 5 nate Inassagt
Ma received from Governor BishoI
Withdrawing Gnvern,sr Young's nu-.i
nation of Chauncpy Newton, of Ha:niI
/ ION county, to be R+iiroad Com mis-
-ioner, and nominating William Bell
Jr., OF Franklin county, for said placa
A message was ssi5D received fr an
Governor Bishop notifyipg the Sendte
that he had this day appointed hi,
military staff. -
The Senate then proceeded to tht
election of n candidate for United State.
Senator. Geo. H. Pendleton wa,
nominated by and voted for by all tn,
Democratic members. The Republi
cans voted Flank. The vote stonC
Pendlet0n, %; Blank, s. Mr.. Prndle
ton was declared the choice. OF tht
Senate.
A bill was introduced to reorganiz,
the reform school for boys.
In the House y bill WAS introduced
to increase the pay OF jurors. be fors
Justices courts to one dollar per day.
The House then proceeded to vote
for Candidate tor Uuited States SAna
tor. Geo. II. Pendleton Was noninat
ed by the Democrats and Stepher
johnson of Miami, by Mr.. Sturgeon,
Representative of the National party
rhe Republicans made no .nomina-
tons and the vote, resulted as follows
PendletOn, 66; Johnsan, 8; blank, So
Mr. Pendlrtun was then declared tn,
choice of the House for Senator. .sr1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17
SHE RIFFS SALE,
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
John Y Webster
VS.. $50

RnharL Kir

ilY virtue of an order oI sale in the above
IL case issued and To me directed from Lne
court OF Com Inon Piess OF BeiInonI county
OHIO. Will offer for sale at the door OF Lht
Court House.i in 1T Chairs vile, said county on
~ Monday, February Ii, 1878. :.
at the hour OF O'CLOCK p. N. on said dey .th.
following deseribeu premises. to wit:
situate ia tue county of Bel mont, state o.
OHIO. being part OF the northwest quarter o
sec lou 70, township s, OF range ), supposed Il
cont ain Que acre. Deginning at a sIati III OF
.he north boundary line OF said Quare SEC
ton $50 poles from tne northwest corner o
said section, and near the middle of the road
thence along said north boundary line % "
poIes To q second siatiotG thence south ~
vest II pllss to o third station; tnence nqrlh
$50 west % 95 poles TO the place OF beginning
eonIainins { acre, be The same more or less
with tue appuIIenances thereto attached.
falls f-AnOsher tract situai ed in range No.
Belmont and SGate OF Onio, ana b Ing part
s,f The nortn west gu trter of section NO. ~ In
for the saline at The siuthern boundary OF said
quarter al Eiihu Holm gsworths corner, and
Running thence south S9o east "a 81 peTches 10
, stone as the corner Of lands belonging tn
heirs OF David Purviapce, decd; thence north
10 east IS percaes;z the zee south 7S' west 81
percnes; Ghence south 10 west SioO perches G.
rood aBC 80 perches, mere or less: ,SoYe Gad
except therefron 81 4-5 .perches sold TO James
u ~ vers. by James = Bethel. ~ -...-.
ALS)-AOther tract or parcel ofland situate
In said county, township range and section,
and being.a iparL of the north west quarter of
said section No. 20, and beginning at the
norIhwes corner OF lands first herein before
described, apI running thencs north 7so S6
rods; thence north le east 20.6i rods; thence
north $50 west AZ Eod>; thence south l2<o east
20 80 rods, contaiufng 6 acres and perches.
: First tract appraised al se.vOy.
tSsSpad tis,rd DO do DO DO socSS soSUU ll
" WM g KINNEY, sheriff.
Cowsn At''y. ~, '7s-5..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

In one res pect. certainly, the Repub
can party differs from the Democratic
party, in practice, at least. The former
has for years been engaged in the work
OF purifying itself, and many of it,
prominent men have been shelved for
life or driven into the ranks of its op-
ronents. The Democratic party, 0r,
the other hand, holds on to its big
rascals and promotes them as in thu
case of Pendieton.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17
y 4stsD .s.s2. e, ,BssD ELECTIVES
A Great Offer for Holidays!

We will during these HHRD TINES and the
HOLIDAYS dispose oi 100 NEW PIANOS ana
-UK,iA NS OF tirsl Glass makers al hDN er prices
or caSn. or lnsta ,nIenIs. Than ever before
offered. WATERS iIANOS and ORGANS
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed Great induce
men To the tIade. Pianos, octave SiIO; ~
,cLase. Siit. 0RGANS. stops, SiS; stops, s5s,
stops s65; s stops. so; 10 Stops. sS5; y stops
SAi; ia per order. dot used a year. Shres
Music a. half price HORACE WATEdS a
>OSS. Manufacturers aud Dealers, 10 East l4sif
=, e.i New rk --
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TT" E
| NATIONAL DISEASE.
Is 1t Durable?

YTtHOsE who have suffered from The various
= aud complicated forms of disease assumed
Foy ,gfaIrh. and have tried many phy slcian~
and remedies without relief % reure. await the
answer to this question with considerable
anxiety. AMI we'll they may; for NO disease
that can be mentioned universally prev
sient and sb destructive TO health as 1atarro.
Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, and serious
and frequently fatal affection Of the lungs
follow. IN many caseS a case Of simple but me-
gleci ed Catxrrh. Utuer sympaLbetlc affections,
such as Isainesss imp lied eye-sight and loss
Of sense OF smell, my be re:erred TO as minor
out nevertheless serious resul s OF neglected
alta rh. bad enough in themselves but rs
notuing compa ed with the dangerous affec-
tiuns of the throat and lungs likely To follow,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

WHILE iDfisfionisfs are prociaimihe
q scarcity of money, there il an
ahund znce OF money in the countrv-
more idle than active capital. Fns
this Idle capital resulting from uneer
tsinsy ~ to finsnrisl legislation, the
iafittionists of the Ewing school are
mainly responsible.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

THERE isa remarkable coincidenrp
tn the cases of Gen. Geo. B. McClel
Ian and Geo. Fl. Pendleton. In 1864
they ran for President and Vice Presi
dent, and were defeated. On last Tues
day one was formally Installed as Gov
ernor Of New Jersey, and the other
formally elected as, United State.
Senator from Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

THE annual sale Of seats 10 Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher's church took
place last week. and the total receipts
fell of from last year by ten Thousand
dollars, or nearly one-fourth. Mr.
beecher's 'bearing' operation on hell
was not, apparently, a good invest
meDt i+
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17

sssTHE Mood resolution empowering
Fli regular com uittees of the House TO
siavesligate the Departments of thu
Government, snd all matters aud
things whatever in which the Govern
snent Is or was interested, passed the
House on Friday by majority of two
: vpte in the committee of the Who'll
House on Thursday. Mr.. Hale moveii
TO amend the resolution SO that M
Investigating committees should b,
ordered in except specific cases, wher.
direct chsrges wtsre made upon the
responsibility of some member. The
eGminittee. after debate, adopted tn
a'uesdtnent OF Mr.. Hide, and Faferred
ytheaShOle sus5ect rbsck tothe H8nse
; @ittrthe results above Indicted. A
letfsng effsrt ,sVasz made by Mr.: Wooi
10 carry through his resolution prior to
The Sdjpurntnent Of Congress, permit
:. ting the cornmittees to sit during tn
recess, with full power to send for
!, persons and papers. but this WAS foalIy
!. defeated, and gentle1len who de5irt.i
: to stay in Washington and have the
accompany : ef, thEir friends at the public
-stxpense were inournfuliy lapeIled to
= gu hoIneRnd pas their own expenses.
siAuxisody from Maine ~ sCaEforpit
-slWno desires 0igdto Washington--rail.
= road fare aud b0srd bills paid by Uncle
= S4no Hrs only to notify any Of the
; com mittefs that hs hes something on
= ne mi nj hat ought to be told, AMI he
: viii De sobpensed directly ami can gsi
Y ~ etsaLt- ftflsl :, =. sl@s ..-.t
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Hhav The WEEKLY
0 Ohio Statesman,
ONE DOL LAR A YEAR
Six Copiet for Five Dollars.

.TaE OHIo STATESMAN, DAILy AND WEEKLY,
is enjoying, under its present management, d
prosperity that the organ Of Tue OHIO De'noc
aey'at the state Cg2ital has not known since
IT'S ;palny daYs,- when under the control 9i
samuel -hedary. And the Cause of its pros
eat prosperity may lruthfully be attributed 10
the TACT thai it Is once lhtresn o'itspoken ad-
vocate of popular rights-of, pure jeffersonl-
an Democratic principles. 1t acc0rds allsgi-
aace to no. clique Or ring, but attacks poliii-
aaj abuses with the old time Vigor that char
4otersed It twenty years ago ia' ~
The NEaKIYis a largs sheet giving Co
iur,bus aud State news with q fullness sec,
ond,to 10 other paper, Address
4 1.4Ua'aS's' aai ~ .''iii Columbus, O:,i
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7sHERlFFs SALE.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
John Lewis

:" bELHO-S Z O1H NUN 1@k1zAE5.
John VI Lewis s- .r
r.IU VS..
John Bryant et al.
DY virtue of an order ( sale in the above
ID Case ISSUED and TO me directed. from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Belmont county.
Olio, I Will offer Tor sale ON the Premises, ON
% TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1873, ~.
al the hour oI ~ CLOCK p. IA. vi. saiu day. the
following described premises, to 'yit:7 -f1'qe q
Being par ul the northwest quarter OF sec
section In the middle nf the ROAD leading frOn
B4ruesviile 10 ~ontertan, run mig Themes -asl
ths section liue: thence santh . percies;
thence wesf iS.S psrches; u epce DeIti lSo. wssi
1856 perches :. The -pl zee o. besIu Ling, CON
tanning 3 acres ami AZ 4 perchee .l7siF5i iaR2 3
Appraised al s1U0. tf-- .t .,v-7s,...l-.- 49,,
Terms oil Sale--Cash.
.~ -'f' WIN @. KINNEY. Sheriff. l.
Collins, Atty. ..... 49, 49,. LILO, IS, 81. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-01-17
SHERTFFS SALE.
BELMONT COMMON PLEAS.
In Partition.
John I. King


a1 G3 Benjamin 8. King ct al.
DY virtue }. second order of sale In the
ID above raSe issues, and C., me directed from
tire Court Oh Common Pleas o. Belmo ont ctun
ty OHIO, l will offer for "a lie at the duOr oftne
Court House. in ST. .Clairsvilse. said county ,on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1879,
at the d, ur of O'Clock p. NJ. on said day, the
following descI ibed preui ises, TO VII:
Situate in the county Of Belmont. and Stale
OF Ui.io. aud befDgIn Mead township. and il
tns dIsirict OF lands directed Go be sold AT Ma
rietta. Ohio, and being the northeast part III
the mort hwesI quarter of section NO. Is Town
ship No. Hand range No. 3, BEGINNING for the
same NJ the noi tueaSt- coruer of SAID Quarter
Sc; I'm; thence west 62 rods 10 a stone; thence
outh 10 a run;i hence iwn sail run with The
mranucring- OF The same TO The quarter sec
Lion line; thence north with said quarter sec
tfon line to the place Of beginning containing
SO acres more or less, .r '...--
Appraised al S6O0
Terms OF ssale-One.ihird cast, one hixd in
one zear, and one-thisd il two gears, with
Interest ON deferred payments. TO be secured
by mortgage on premises sold I,..s.--
WM g. KINNEY. Sheriff.
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