Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-05-30
NEWS ANp GOSSIP.

ItDOitb tiibt bhO 10 iiodhOs
Ex-Gov. WEILEs of California will
make New Orleans his home.
HENRY ID. Cooke returns the largest
income in Washington-$60,0 600.
MoRPnY, the chess-player, is to take
part in the coming Chess-Congress I'm
Paris. .....
QUARTERMAsTER-GEN MEIGs, u. S.
A., has been granted leave of absence to
go TO Europe.
THE Indians on the plains are still
numbering small parties of travellers and
stealing cattle.
GEN. LEE is in attendance upon the
Episcopal Convention, now holding ses-
sion at Staunton.
EATING greens of rhubaro leaves pois-
last week, the father fatally.
MAGGIE MITCHELL is going to the
Holy Land, taking the stateroom that
Mr.. Beecher is unable to occupy. t..
SEVENTEEN newly married couples
were stopping at the International Hotel,
Niagara Falls, one day last week.
THERE was quite frost at Columbus,
Thursday night, and some damage is re-
ported in the country round about.
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EEN. CusrEhS receilC cavalry Iaius H
against Ine tnu,ahs are cpInPa 10
hunting VIII uuchs WIFI praSs o"iiu'
THE Gar of Russia, Emperor of Aus
tria, King of Prussia and Sultan of Tur-
key will be in Paris together in two
weeks.
EDWIN BooTHE has purchased lot cor
ner of Twenty-second street and Sixth
Avenue, New York, on which to erect
'ho"'oi'
A HUSBAND 80 years old, accompanied
by wife of II, was lately observed on
Main-st, Buffalo, drawing his infant in
baby-chaise.
r,,. Su,,,,s !, uoortod 60 ho an
posed to July session, unless Congress
is then ready to proceed with the impeach-
ment of the President.
LIZ is sal9 .laI ,iiS H NoIlsLess'onai =; Ia, puLcy'
vi ,.;,, MIicn @ Ihom Euid d. "aue ,;s;t Wantor,
Territories on or about the 29th inst.
on b, r;tton 1o+tor +o
zen. oHEkMAN mas wriIIgn letter W
llts lrighus ao hlauisUn, M;i, Mieoouen, III
winch pe say Iile InuIlii Wai VII p piona
ply prevent Ills contemplated H'ropeah
1T Is saiu IhaI the inuiaiapolis anu
ierre Ilaule Iluiiroau iias Es ueen aoiu "
the lhdlahapoiis anu C,IlclInsul, anu
Pennsylvahia Cehtrai anu oeileioh'aine
Railroads.
AT STEWARDS income is three mil
lions smaller for 1866 than Tor 1860. 1t
however, reaches the corniortaoie sum OF
S736, ,S6Z; James Gord0n benneIt reports
Sll9,96I, ABOUT Tlty Cnousanu less IMAM
TOT 300.
TIE Richmond Examiner has reduced
its size and rates of subscription, and is
hereafter TO be publlsheu as JOINT STOCK
concern, nearly every one working IN
the establishment IN any capaclty shar-
ing In the pronts.
GEN. d. Fl. HILL. ex-rebel. in an arti-
Gle nuhlished i'm his magazine. saws Incl
dentally that IL is the duty of voters in
the South to elect men to once whose
consistent Unionlsm VIII be SATISFACTORY
10 the domlnaht party.
EP wuIppLE. the Boston essayist.
| renorts an income of only 81 300: and
| Oliver WendeII Holmes renorts but S.
5a4 which NAV be derived from his pro-
fession as physician. or from property
derived from his practice in past years.
| A LADY i'm Paris recently gave q con-
cert at her house. Doyouiike Rossini ?n
said she to one of her guests. "Rossini?
indeed do. He is my favorite compos-
erW "Are Won familiar with his Bar
( bel, (of Seville)?n Oh dear, no,n was
the reply, "I always shave myself"
DEACON JONATHAN KINGsBuRY, of
Tiyonia Station. Livingston County. N.
V has in his possession the Identical
sword carried bv Gen. Putnam through
the Revolutionary war. The Deacon has
owned the sword for the last forty years
or more.
4.
The Boston Iraveiier announces @ .nat ma.
ready for the press q life of Nathaniel
Hawthorne. Itsays that Mr.. Pike knew
him from childhood, and was his init
mate friend for many years, when they
were both i'm the custom house.
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A MAN py the name OF bertcnihger, ol
Beiievlile, H., iormeriy oergeaiIit NJ IN Vae
t2th missouri heginneni, anu la'e,y ~ AZ
destitute GU nac mas aais hciI ~
fortune OF sS'oVvcH' 1e,;naan ne hau s'oYei amd
moved to Cuba, where she died, and left
her immense fortune to her brother.