The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-05-05
Clippings from Exchanges.

Geo. +. Train calls his ancestor
Mr.. Adam, who lived in Eden, 60
sneakp
DIR. Chadbourn has resigned thu
Presidency of the Wisconsin Univer
sity.
Mr.. Grants friend, Marshal Brown
returns an income of $21 200, exclu
siye of his pups.
Mayor Hall, of New York, is quot
ed as referring to quack doctors as
pillars of the constitution.
Bishop Odenheimer, of New jersey,
denies the story that he refused to
impose his Episcopal hands upon false
hair.
Miss Sarah NJ. Reed, of San Fran
cisco, has recovered SIC, 900 damages
If William s. Clark. for a breach of
promise matrimonial.
Phrenologist Fowler is lecturing in
Missouri on free schools, and a paper
in Detroit says that he is thus doubly
a free-knowledgist.
Henry McCloskey, a well-known
Journalist, and managing editor of the
Brooklyn New York; Eagle, died or
the 9th ult., at the Flatbush, l.. l.,
Lunatic Asylum.
Rev. Doctor r. J. Breckenridge
has so far recovered his health as to
be able to resume the labors of his
professorship in the Danville CKy-)
Theogical Seminary.
Mrs. Lucinda Sharp, of New Bed
ford Mass, died on Monday last, aged
eighty years. She weighed four hun
dred and fifty pounds, and was six
feet one inch high.
Elder Orson Pratt has left Utah for
New York, for the purpose of super
intending the publication of the book
Deseret Alphabet.
A ene-legged soldier has been re-
moved to make room for Dick Yates
brother in. a Western post office. The
soldier with but one leg stands straight
er than Dick with two.
A Western Radical paper apologies
for Ashley's appointment by the re-
Elark that, "'surely the Office shouldn't
remain vacant waiting for al honest
man to turn up"
Aaron NJ. Powell, editor of the
Anti Slavery Standard, a journal that
only breathes fire and thunder against
the PROSTATE South, is a leading mem
Der of the Pennsylvania Peace Sol
ciety.
The largest income returns in New
Orleans are made by William M.
Mercer (s3S,62D, Charles Kock go,
350), A. w. Smith (S31,07O August
Bond (s27, 1873, and a. +. Bader
GA, 75D.
We regret that we are unable to de-
ny the rumor current in country pa
pers, that the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher is in favor of having all Ca
roms, at billiards, count three, with
put distinction of color -NeaC York
The Union City, Tenn, Herald says
hat a Mr.. Powers, well known in that
community as the agent of the house
If Loeb &c Blume, of Paducah, has
lecamped with $4,000 in money be-
to the firm. I
Lamartine had the same hair-dresser 9
or eighteen years. This wise barber
preserved the superf1uous I
lair clipped from the head of the de- /
eased poet, and is now enabled to
all his friends and admirers r
With a lock thereof, for a considera- :,
ion. l
Marshal Massena's grandson, the
worthless young Duke de Rivoli, lost I
'ecently at The Circle Imperial ninety {
thousand francs in one night. His +
paid the sum for him the next -,
morning, but said it would be the last '
she would assist him in this {
manner. c
Carl Schurz, the Dutch Senator +
rom Missouri, is dissatisfied with
Grant s bestowal of the best offices in i
hat State upon his own family and
and hopes that "the men who -"
AVE dared to impeach one President
will not finch before the face of an |
q
The Empress of Austria kissed, at a
Aram, during the recent journey of
he Imperial couple through Croatia, '
,ne hundred babies. The Croatian
are very handsome, and the |
Empress expressed her delight and as /
at the remarkable beauty 7
If the little ones. I
The Washington correspondent of {
he New York Independent says: "a
iortnight since Ex-Governor Solomon,
IF Wisconsin, was here willing to take
L foreign missien. After looking over
the field, and seeing the SC amble of
rude men for high Office, he went home
t
The dissatisfied Dana propounds f
the following conundrum: Suppose I
that it had been discovered and prov
ed during the hunt after Andrew ,
Johnson that he had appointed per-
IONS to office who had bestowed on {
him valuable gifts, would not the i'm d,
trial have had a different 9
7"
Cameron's opinion about Curtin was =,
expressed with more force than ele-
gance. "The only Minister we, of
Pennsylvania, have" said he; ''the on {
ly Minister we have Except a negro,
who can not be a voter in our Srate)
is a man set down for Russia who
to be cent to the Labos Islands l
rice guan0 Tsmored." I