The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-07-09
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William Everett, Edwards sou, is going
to put ont another book.
Maggie Mitchell is going 10 row FOR a
prize in Savannah, July 9th.
-Heverdy J6hnson viii have the honor of
escorting Mrs. Lincoln to Europe.
Herr 4. Pfeifer, a prominent German
philologist, died q few days since.
Edwin Booth will spend the hot weather
at his country house in New London, Ct.
Victor Hugo is going to publish a weekly
paper, with headquarters at Paris. He win
write every article in il, and the paper win be
called the Sinai.
"A N. Rossiter. OF the 18th Maseachusetts
volunteers, has lately. eNpectOrated n buck
shot which was lodged IN bis lungs al Port
Hudson, in 1868.
e. H. Davenport, the actor, OBLIGATED with
impressive solemnity in 1eligioua services on
board the California steamer during his pas
sage out.
III LADY Adelaide Talbot, daughter of the
late Earl Of Shrewsbury, was married TO Kari
BrownlOw al the bedside of her diving father,
who expired a few hours after the ceremony
had taken place. Hr r' .HH no
Gen. Longstreet, of the Confederate
army, was paymastor OF the United States,
and enlisted in the rebellion. But before
doing this he squared up all his accounts and
didn't owe Uncle Sam a dollar.
George J. Rubv, coiored member OF the
Texas Convention, and delegate 20 tho Ohicu-
60 Contention has Just obtained $3.50 dama-
gea against the steamship Morgan Tor reius-
ing him a cabin passage from Galveston TO
Brashear City.
Madame Riatori's farewell at the. French
Theatre Friday evening, was spoken in Eng
lish In the following words;
The end has come. the last word must DO Dpokcn =
ffom great and ffeo America 1 part,
/ BUf never. never. can the nU0n hu brUENug
Her memory l take and leave my heart.
Daniel Webster wore q hat the size Of
which was n; Tlurlow Weed wears the came
size; Abraham Lincolus was z t-lG; Daniel
Lords, 81; Horace Greeley's, "a; Jamos Cor
don Benefits, Al. Mr.. James r. Brady hasa
head as large as that of any public man il,
the country.
The Austrian Correspondence Of Vienna,
announces that the HapBburg family have
eent services Of plate to the value Of $1,000
horins TO the two advocates who defended the
Emperor Macmillan and refused all recon-
pense in money. At the same time his late
Majesty'b confeesor was prcsented with a
cross Of great price.
Howe wheeler, Of Calais, VI, was ninety
years old last December, and his wife will be
ninety next month, and they have lived to-
gcther seventy-one years. They have eight
living children, the oldest aged %sevonty
y~earsland the youngeat forty-two; forty-two
grandchildren, and forty-hve great-grand.
children, making a remarkable family.
Gen. Este, who was recently married at
Washington, sought 10 have the announce
ment in the papers free from titles, and
wrote he name George Peabody Este. The
printers not believing that any man in Wash.
ington was without . title, thought Este
was meant for ESQ and sCt II up accord
ingly, much 70 the Modification Of the gal
liant General.
David Makepeace, OF Norton, Mass, who
was 100 years old on September 8, L. hesltay
4 and happy yet. He remembers well the day
Of Bunker Hill, and other stirring events OF
that period, and delights in repeating that HE
vote has been cast at every presidential cleo
ton in our land, for Washington and Lincoln
twice each, and that IL he lives until Novem-
Der he viii vote for Grant aud ColfaX.
The New York Clifton says: Mack, OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer, reports hat lie gets
SIS 900 worth Of stock in tho concern and
I "a, goo a year. agate" (Whitelaw Reid Ii.
offered by Horace Greeley in person an cdito.
rial place ON the New York Tribune. He is an
owner Of tho Cincinnati Gazette. John W.
Forney 10 trying 10 sell the Washington
Chronicle, and IL said to contemplate a re-
moval 10 the Pacific coast .
The family of Gen. Grant consists Of
himself and Mrs. Grant Frederick, a youth
Of le, now n cadet at West Point; ULYSSES,
DR., about 10 years bid Nellie, an only daugh-
TEL, and jesse, the baby, who is named after
the Generals father. MISE Nellie Is deBcrib.
"a as "a sunny dirpositOned andmerry Young
/ lady whom everybody loves, " and jesse as q
bright lad who sometimes appears Ia High.
land costume, the gath Of his Garlic ances-
tore .F.I#.'.
IA The Wardrobe OF tho Princess Mettorniel
It IL SAID, cOnsistg Of ll9 dresses OF Hilk, Gacli
OF ll0 pieces, and tfimmed with 1900 yards
Of trimmingei 1G4 morning gowns Of various
materials, adorned with one million o. but.
tonAi q walking dresses and olqaks, orna-
o. "a a IA go H. "a EH
various sizes aud c%Olors; l52 potticOats, in va
rietyi 275 other un~dergaimente; 3Gj pans o
st1tlingsi 1856 pairs OF gloves Of every know
color; 49, pairs Of boots and shOeH; II aashes
and BELTS GA brooches, in variety; y pairs o
I umbrella.