The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-24
southern Personal Items.

--Maior-General d. II. Maury has engaged In
the turpentne business on Pearl river, Miss.
General Philip NJ. Quincy, one of the oldest
settlers of Texas, dieu at Austin on the 9Th inst
Hon. Henry W. Conhor, formerly member
of the United States Congress from North Caro-
lima, died on the 18th instant. '
-Lieutenant.General Stewart has arrived in
Henderson, Texas, and is guest of General
Judge Burnett, of Texas, has published list
Of charges against General Gregory for his man.
agement Of the Freedmen's Bureau.
Hon. Henry 8. Foote is out in a book enti-
tied ''The War OF the Rebellion, or Sylla and
Charybdis."
--Ex-Goyernor Charles Clark, now visiting st.
Louis, has located in Bolivar county, Mississippi
for the purpose OF practicing law.
james G.. Fernando was recently shot and
killed in Union District, South Carolina, by
party of soldiers sent to arrest him. He had pre-
viously shot one Of the soldiers.
The San Antonio Herdldmakes favorable men
ton of the names OF l.. ID. Evans and John Han
cock, for United States Senator. Both these
gentlemen can take the test oath.
Beverly Tucker is about to leave London for
Mexico as Commissioners" OF. q London news.
paper. Mrs: Tucker accompanies her husband
TO Mexico City.
The editors of the jackson Standard have re-
ceived an advertisement from some Northern
firm to be published on condition that they will
take pay in an artificial leg.
Captain T. H. Scales was dangerously and
some others slightly wounded In affray whi IN
occurred at Aberdeen, Mississippi, on Sunday
week.
"A suit for $25,000 damages-General Hick-
man against General Bate-for false imprison-
ment, while the latter was in command at
Huntsville, Ala, is pending in the Circuit Court
for Davidson county, Tenn.
Madame Delahoussaye, widow of the late
Peltier Delahoqssaye, has received her commits
sion from the Post Office Department at Wash
ington as Postm istress of the town of Franklin,
parish of ST. Mary, State of Louisiana.
The Galveston Btuletinsays that Mrs. Rosanna
Osterman, who was lost on the steamer w. r..
Garter, was well known in Galveston for her
delicate charity and true womanly character,
Her husband was accidentally killed by pistol
shot in 1862.
General j. A. Early, Virginia; c. G. Clute
and family Georgia; Captain Price. South Caro-
lima; DR.. L. @ Hassel, Senor Shelly and wife,
Charleston, South Carolina; Colonel II. I. Doug
lass. Virginia, have all arrived in Mexico from
the United States.s
dUdnt courier of Southern colonists. has returned
to the South. The Minister of Agriculture en-
gagged TO give them facilities by furnishing one
vessel eratuitously to every two furnishe by the
emigrants.
On the 18th inst a dinner was given by Mrs.
Barclay. residing near Mount washington, Ken.
lucky, in celebration of her l01st birthday
This venerable lady, was born in this city, in
l765, was married in Virginia, and in 1916 emf
grated TO Kentucky.
Captain Levy, of the illfated Miami, has
been placed under arrest, in accordance with an
orders from Little Rock, charge having been
made TO the effect that the boilers of the Miami
were red hot at the time of the explosion. He
was subsequently released on bonds of twenty
thousand dollars.