Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-31

Personal PARAGRAPHS.

HORACE GREELEY's salary is $500.
GENERAL LOGAN isill. Inflammation
of the lungs.
THE Grant movement is on the in
crease in Philadelphia. A
THuRLow WEED is said to be worth
q million of dollars.
BEAUREGARD has been in Washington
on business connected with his railroad.
b. Fl. PAINE, who wrote q pamphlet
to prove that the negro is a brute and has
no soul, is on trial for murder ut Nash
vile.
THE Peoria Transcript says that Mrs.
Lincoln, like Grant, means to flight 1t
out Oh that line "--hers being o clothes
line.
GEN. SIGEL, VIM. Cullen Bryant and
Henry Ward Beecher have signed pc
tition for the impeachment of President
Johnson. ..
GENERAL GRANT is still at work re-
trenching the expencis of the War De-
partment. He has ju issued an order
cutting down unnecessary expenses in
the Government arsenals.
IT is stated that George Leeming, a
blacksmith at Evansville, Pa, has fallen
heir to an estate in England, estimated
at more than million of dollars, and has
sailed for that country to take possession.
D. B. FORBES. late President of the
First National Bank in New Orleans,
was recently assailed and cowhided in
the streets of that city, by a man who
deposited $4,000 in the Institution
twenty-four hours before it failed.
THE Toledo Blade asserts, on what it
considers good authority, that Mr.. Ben.
Wade has no idea of retiring from pub
lie life. His friends next fall will pre-
sent him as candidate for the House of
Representatives from the Nineteenth
(Garfield's) Congressional District.
THE Rev. Octavius Perinchief is the
name of an Episcopalian clergyman who
is attracting unusual attention in the
District of Columbia, as powerful preach
er. BY writer in the New York OBJ
server, he has been compared, in the
character of his mind, with the great
Jeremy Taylor.
A DILIGENT collector of autographs in
New York, recently wrote to Jay Cooke
for his signature and statement. He
got reply, dated Sandusky, Ohio, in
which the great Philadelphia broker
says. uDllC IulUll SilOtllu Dt us SdCTeuly
preserved as that of the Individual
Very respectfully-JAY COOKE"
AS THE performance of one of Mr.
Brougham's pieces was drawing to a close
one evening, lately, at the Howard Athe'
neum, Boston, the audience, as usual
commenced to rush for the doors, when
Mr. Brougham, instead of giving the
lines, "The citizens first duty is to keeF
the peace" read as follows: IA citizens
first duty is to keep his seat.
"Recollections, " speaking of the time he
commenced in the printing business
says: "I tried Mr.. James Connor, tn,
extensive type founder, in Ann street
but he, after hearing me patiently, dec
ded not to credit me six months for tn,
$40 worth of type that | wanted, and HI
did right. My exhibit did not justif,
my request I went directly then to Mr.
George Bruce, the older and wealthie
founder, in Chambers street, made the
same exhibit and was allowed by hin
the credit asked; and that purchase
has since secured to his concern th'
sale of not less than. $50, 900 worth o
. type"
MENOTTI GARIBALDI, to whom hi
father, Giuseppe Garibaldi, has intrust
ell the authority of fGcneralissimo of th
forces operating against Rome. was born
in Uruguay, about the year 1889, and i
therefore twenty-eight years old. Hi
mother was a South American lady o
great energy of character, and the frien'
and companion of her husband i'm al
his wanderings. She died i'm 1S49, i'm con
sequence of fatigue undergone during tn
exciting and disastrous march of he
husband from San Marino to Cesenatieo
\ NJ .
. grandmother until his father, havinj
lived on Staten Island, New York, re
turned to Nice. In the war of 1859, be
tween Italy and Austria, he was with hi
father in the Cacciatori dele Alpi, in tn
various battles in which that famou
; corps was engaged during the war.
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