Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-05-09
Personal INTELLIGHNCE.

Mrs. Gen. Lander is playing at the
Walnut-st. Theater in Philadelphia.
DIR. Blackburn, of smallpox infamy,
desires to return to America for trial.
Edwin Booth has ordered crown of
solidg gold forthe character of Richard III.
The Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser
reports the extreme illness of Gov. Pat
ton.
-BaARs is not going to the Holy Land
on the contrary he has gone to Massa-
chusetts.
Horace Greeley and August Schell
are to he the first two names on Davis
bail bond.
-Ex-Governor Wright, Of Indiana,
now Minister to Prussia Is said to be at
the point of death.
Count de Greffule, worth $50 900, 900,
and perhaps the richest of Frenchmen,
has just died, aged 92.
-Thcspiritualist, Williams, whostarv-
ed his children, is in. Jail at Norwich in
a maniacal condition.
-Ex Gov. Eyre, the Jamaica murder
er, is remembered as an early class-mate
of Charles and Alfred Tennyson.
The New York Gazette says George
William Curtis is not the editor of Har-
pers Weekly. He merely writessome of
the editorial articles.
-Ristori, it is said, has made $270,O
clear profit by playing 1853 nights during
her visit to the United States. What
other calling in life pays like this?
-Maior-General Patterson of Mexico
and Bull Run, will celebrate the ami
versary of the battle of Cerro Gordo by
a dinner ut his house in Philadelphia.
George Francis Train telegraphs from
Platte Valley, in the Far West, that he
is shooting at antelope and wolves from
a cal. window, going at 40 miles an hour. "
Rev. J. G. Blair, Ill. d., formerly OF
the Ohio University, now of Parkersburg,
West Virginia, has been elected Princi-
pal of the Sedalia (MissourD Seminary.
Gov. Fletcher, of Missouri, and Others
I'm the northwest, are said to be in cores
pondence, with the object of bringing out
Secretary Stanton as Presidential can
didate.
The Marietta Register announces
the death of Joseph G. Cole, of MARKETS.
township, the oldest citizen of Washing
ton County. He died on the 9th ult.-
He was born in Leicestershire, England
December 8, 1860. He came to MARKETS.
in 1902. ~
1T is said that Alice and Phoebe Carey
are on q visit to Whittier, at Amesbury
Mr.. Greeley will miss them, as 1t was ,
favorite habit of his to run over to Brook
lyn of Sunday afternoon, and visit th'
two ladies, who are described as 1.-TWO o
the cosiest old maids that ever lived"
!, -on the last occasion when Charlie
Kean played Louis XI, in Edinburg, a
the Theater Royal, after the attendant
had proclaimed, 1.-THE King is dead,h ,
devout Irishman exclaimed, And ma,
the Lord have mercy on his guilty sOwl!
as for the moment he thought that th
scene was real.
The Hon. VIM. d. Kelley of Penn
, sylvapia instead of following Senate
Wilson in his campaign through tn
i. South, is to proceed directly 70 New Or
leans, and commencing there, make
Radical speech-making tour through
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, North
ern Georgia, and Tennessee.
I'm the recently published Literar,
Recollectionb of the late ]. X. Pauldinp
the author of the Dutchman's Fireside
and one of Irying's coadjutors in tn
, Salmagundi papers, Mr.. Pauldlng Is thu
described: "Mr. Paulding, as recollec
him, wasa man little above the medium
+ hight, strongly built about the bust an,
arms, but not SO powerfully in the lowe
T limbs; though in the early sports of tn
Salmagundians, ] am told he was note,
as a leaper. In his youth he had soft an
: fine black hair, but i'm his late years wa
j absolutely bald. His complexion wa
dark, and his eyes of an unmixed brown
: His profile was more striking than hi
full face, and might have passed, accord
, ing to fancy. for an old Indian chief o
an nancient philosopher This was befor
{ he allowed his beard to grow, as he di,
. for some years before his death. Some
! times hasty, when his blood cooled h
always became just; and there was nj
malice in his disposition. He was bless
ed with that first safeguard Of spublie o
private man. An actual horror of debt
his integrity was scrupulous; and he hel,
his word ever aacred.