The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-09-03
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Ristori is in Brazil.
Patti has lost her father.
The poet Bryant is at Newport.
General Hooker is i'll st Saratoga.
WIN. Cullen Bryant is the Newport
lion.
Gen. Sheridan %on't take the L.
L. ID.
DIR. Swan, the healer, is now in
Chicago.
II. X. Brown, the sculptor, is at
Milwaukee.
Old Ben Wade is cooling off among
the White Mountains.
Henry Hall, of Toledo. has become
Ashley's private Secretary.
Lucy Stone and husband are al
Kennebunkport, Me.
Queen Victoria knits and gives
stockings to the poor.
Mrs. Julia Goodrich, a daughter
of Noah Webster, is dead.
General Fremont and family have
quilted Paris for Denmark.
Eugene is said to be really COM
ing to this country, next Summer.
Ex-Governor Wise. of Virginia, is
not in lll-health. Quite otherwise.
Rev. Robert Laird Collier expects
to be home from Europe, by Sept.
II.
Jefferson Davis and Charles Mac
kay are travelling together in Scot
land.
Mrs. Ames, Boston sculptress,
means to give public readings next
winter.
G. B. Mcclellan is going to build
a house on Orange Mountain, New
Jersey.
Fred. Douglass, Jr.'s, young wife
is just dark enough to pass for a
white brunette.
Clara Barton, a noted Union war
nurse, has sailed for the Geneva
Peace Congress.
Cough is at his old temperance
business, and it ls about as good q
business as he could be at
Commodore Vanderbilt means to
dispose of his property himself. not
leave it for his heirs to fight over.
The Car has decreed that no girl
shall be compelled to marry any fel-
low she doesn't want to. Huz-czar
Commodore Rogers will soon leave
the Charleston Navy Yard to take
command of the South American
squadron
Farragut complains that he is 'lait
upon the shelf, like a useless piec'
of lumber, when there is so much tc
be DONE"
Rev. James Calder, of Harrisburg
Pa, is to be President of Hillsdal,
College, vice Hon. E. B. Fairfield
resigned.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe recent,
preached q sermon on woman sui
| frage in the Unitarian church in New
port r. L.
Miss Olive Logan is PUBLISHING
: through Mr.. G. w. Carleton char
e acteristic volume called "Wome
!, and Theaters."
1 Peter Cartwrights golden wed
ding takes place September "a. II
r was married to the Methodist Churc
e fifty years ago that day.
> Tennyson and party were annoye
: in Switzerland by relic thieving aC
L mirers, who stole everything the
= could lay their hands on.
: Seward is to be received as natiol
n al guest in Mexico; and the Mex
U csr, Ce-arnr,apt 10 making -ests.six
u preparations for his reception.
Leigh Hunt was born October J..
and his eighty-fiith birthday CON,
this year, when the memorial 20 hi
: at Kensal Green cemetery Win be il
augurated.
: The king of Bavaria intends I
celebrate the birthdays of Glucl
I Mozart, Beethoven. and Weber, by
j grand performance at the Munlc
: Theater royal.
Mr.. Garrison complains that Gee
; Peabody is not radical enough, an,
has been partial in his donation, an,
sympathized with the South in th
: late war.
Commodore Vanderbilt recentl,
married Miss Frank Crawford, O
Mobile, Alabama, "young and hand
some" We suppose No. 2 will spen,
the money that No. l made.
Mr.. Anthrobus, a handsome youn,
Englishman of great wealth, former
ly connected with the English Lega
ton at Washington, is said to hav,
left the diplomatic service, and t,
! have taken holy orders at Rome.
Anna Dickinson visited the Yosem
lite Valley a few days ago. Sh'
wore full suit of the Bloomer cos
tune, rode sstride a mans saddle
climbed to the highest places, an,
went as high and as far as the strong
est and most active men.
There is an old gentleman name,
Barrows, living near Rockford, Me.
who has cut hay from one farm will
his own hands for sixty-six years
save one. He has lived in thre,
towns, two counties and two States
and has never moved from the farm
on which he was born. There are
now living in the house with him
four generations.
Garlbaldi says: 81 do not suffer
so much, but / feel l am growing
old. l am a weather beaten hulk,
which has made many a voyage; q
plank is at one time wanting, at an
other a nail-always something but
an earnest will supplies all deficien-
cies, and when the country may need
the last timber of the old barge.
shall willingly make the sacrifice"
Previous to President Grants de
parture from Newport, recently, he
was introduced to Miss Ida Lewis,
to whom he made the following little