Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-03-28
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-Artemus Ward left So, .1Co ,oop. !. -

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H. -Artemus Ward left sGO,O00. ,,...
11,T,Miss 7, Maggie Mitchell, 1t ia roportet
WI ~ ,sooil 9''o be lnarried, ynfS s., ,bl-5ro
Zen. Carl Shurz, Of the, ,Datr,,,
fost, has saken the Lecture field...yT
The reported marriage of the poet
Shit'ier y enthusiastically denied, 80
r, ,,--deorge VIM. Curtis, Sidney Howard
gay ana ", z. Disosway live, ON the
7outh ~ sl'ore or OF Staten Island, =, ~,
Dlt IL stated that Senator ,Coaness of
IIinlliornia, will, decline q Tenominatjon.
Ills term expires with tl1fs Congrcss.
MIR, Charles d. ShanIv and NJ pfo,,
ard III. Stodiard are about ffe 1ni'J y,ri'
ters LETT Of the coterie who ofnhdetbe fame
Oh Eainty Fair. a7f. ofl 'aF p as..pi7d
Tariff, makes strpnre bedf9Iiows-
are advertised to speak -ft n free lpnda
meeting in Cooper Institute next month
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher de-
ssc.rlDlhg III? new organ, says: 1.-THE swell
uled away III delicious suffocatidn, like
clothes.n . .t....f 60 T,-fy ""
chief Justice Chase refuses u ass,,fpe
tle labor OF nominating the Regist6rs of
bankruptcy until be shall submit to the
Court tiie question OF the. right of Con.
sress to impose such labor upon him.
The Round Table once contained q
rather severe onslaught upon Artefnus
Ward. Soon after Artemus called at the
once ana expressed his personal thanks
anu anu etaItiude1 lor 20 iine and sppseoia-
- -. ~ -L4sag ..~-- .,If t.tE.-s
Nj William Hennegan, of Mt. Yer
non; o., who helped TO bdiId the Mark
land q karkintallach Railway THE iirst
buiitln Scotland, or in the world, was in
cpfihsHeti, ONO, the other day. He il
"a years old.
senator Fessenden is quoted as hay-
ing sad that he declined to serve longer
as chairman OF the Finance Committee.
becaUseit was Necessary, in ortler Il, carry
appropriations, to be 80 fcarfullv civil to
every Senator on the floor. f-.' -,--.,
-R. G.. BarnwelL associate edftoriof
DeBoWs Review, writes to the New, Or
ieahs Times, denying that the chief il
dead, or in Immediate danger of tiyiI1p.
and explaining that the mistake arose
from The death, in y ew York. of a cousin
OF the same NAME. ... ........f.t+ =,
"A Paris letter identifies Dir. Seward's
DlctEicSen with a starving, mOney-bor-
rowing, unwa she'd dindividualwh some
Americans in the French capital recently
helped to secure a half fare snassage to
his home lIl7this country. He pfofessed
to belong to Illinois. ..-, q, $ a..s,or
The New York Times special says
that GeEeral RoSecrans, two weeks auo.
sent in his resignation. Gen. Grant en-.
dorsed 1t. but before any action was taken
a letter was received from Bishop Rose
Grams asking suspension OF tscti0na The
New, Workers ask for the appointlent OF
Sickles to the vacancy, il case il is created.
Frank Blair announces that his suit
against the election Judges for refusing
to allow him to vote without taking the
oath of loyalty. which was decided
against him in the Circuit, Court of St.
Louis, has been carried to the Supreme
Court of the State, and if that court de-
cides adversely, he wit take the case TO
the United States supreme Court. ~ 10
LLamartine, the well-known FreiIch
author, has always been metiieaft, but
he Is about toareceive from the Fnemch
Goyernment grant of nearly 100000
as a national recognition of his literary
services The sum is to be irialienable,
so that Nj. Lamartine can neither spefid
1t nor be compelled to surrender it to his
creditors. This will be good news to the
French people, who have been for SO
many years pestered with NJ. Lamar
tines begging circulars. .-'. -s.s' 4.i''
Count Bismarck recently presented
a faithful but poor secretary With port
folio bound like book, in which were
deposited five hundred thalers. On
meeting his secretary next day, the
Count asked him if he had perused the
volume. ''lGes, your highness,pi said
the secre tary, T4nd | was 80 captiyated
by its contents that am waiting the ap-
peararce of the second volpnle with
feelings of the greatest interest.n The
Count smiled, but said DuthingIw AfeN
days afterwards the secretary ,reeeiysdsa
second portfolio, bound and filled liketh
first, OH the title page of which was the
"This work .is complete inltwo
volumes. !" l1i sr ~ as.1,i'r1 s!ioi a1i'
The Union Cause in Alabama. f,
AT Selma, Ala, few days ago, a rnu-
attended JJniOn meeting was