The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-11

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missed from the Congregational
Church in Winstead, Connecticut, for
| obtaining divorce from her husband
without Bible cause"
1 DR.. Laban M. Sanders, of Barn
i stead, lately died of aadisease con-
tracted FIVE years ago, while perform
ing dissection. ann go
A woman. in Missouri an unbe-
lever" shot herself Because her hus-
band held q religious meeting at their
honse. III . 81 GJss y AA1zi1 81, W
Albert Pike, poet, statesman, )"
| and rebel General is the new editor
Of the Memphis appeal.
| Hotace A Greeley. d Henry Ward
Beecher, and @ J.. Xallandigham
have been invited TO lecture before
the Atlanta Relief Society.
The London Telegraph says Charles
Dickens would be the chief actor of
the day if he were not the first of
popular writer's.
Rev. Hart II SteKart tber hero zofi
the recent divorce case In Chicago. Is
said to lcOntemplatba 4 lecturfHg tour
1T an early day. .TsaW
Lord Lytton is said to have re-writ-
ten portion of the Lady of Lyons
for Mr.. Fechter, the English actor.
A daughter of Charles Dickens is
accredited with ''Aunt Margaret's
Trouble" a new novel at London,
and aetdowDas eoodT 9llt a WOI
Miss Mollie Hopkins, respectable
young lady living in Kansas City,
while uuder an abstraction of mind,
jumped into a well forty-seven feet
deep, on Tuesday last. She was fshed
out unhurt.
Miss Gustina Bartletf died at Bart
let's Island, month of, Ellsworth
River, on the 18th ult., aged fifteen.
She was of enormous size, and weigh
ed about 400 pounds. s. - -. -
Jacob Bowler has diedsin England. \
leaving an estate nof fifteen millions
sterling, and a complication Of heirs
likely to result in an Anneke1 Jane
case!m hne 59s7ain9 ao3o tiefEi sAa 2
a Colorado woman eloped from her
husband and three a9children,noShel
left a note behind, informing her hus-aI
band that none of the ersiswerel
his.
George Beard, fruit deaiegra sued the |
Detroit Advertiser aaq1 Tribune .for,E
Saying that II, he osoldo berries in false
measure, The jury gave him $1,000 |
gang Y ~ agesoae4q hna aie41atnt sd1 1ol Iodnl !
Lucy Stone Id a Iecttirei III Bangor go Il 4
recently, said 1--WE hear off hen 4
pecked husbands but NOTHING al ali |
about rooster- pee ked. wives hat Z,
Il the e., less ta We hear about that the bet
'qIfHw 10 1MaA uEfdD Gil 10 sbnaauo4
!. The English papers anfiouu1ncIeg tlhaeI II
death of Mr.. George pBaxt3r, the in /
ventor and pattentee of oil-colora \
printing. He received the gold medal |
of Austrialfofs his 81 ifst9 Parliament
Ct Qgeen n, Victoria and the Corona
0fni8Thtt sat niHi8ea liiw Kd1I4 7
A man named Isaac Kellineer
while ina state of INVESTIGATIONS and 81
on. his way home from Racine to Cal 4
etdonla, Wisconsin, sat down ON log |
by the road and went to Sleep. He I
did not wake up until morning. and
then only tolfnd0 that The log had /
been on fire all night, and that his J.
legs were SO terribly burned that both I
VIII iio nave to pc amputated.Joo 1a4vk
A fortune of s25O, 600 IS awaiting
ORA BENZ h Patterson, Of Mobile 4
lie was formerly "a surgeon ~ fsth aesa4t
Unlted States army, but has, not not been I
heard OF since 1864, when, he was as At
bermuda Hdndred, va. IN go, 81.
1t is stated by a correspondent that
a MERCHANT in New York who failed
twice IN nfteen years, and was forced
20 sell his isswardrobe to- procure Il
the neeessaries Of life, has1iiist refipadtp d.
with afortuneof e50O,Oe0l 70 is0fsia7 +
Bishop q Regain formerly qmel of Of the +, +
DDnlfago Dl9eese, who died lately at "
{ Prompton, England, leftoa considera4 III
Dle property by will-$1O, 900 towsrds1b.
educating priests for Illinois. So 500
Tor hospital at IChicago.gand severaI
similar requests for Ireland, -
Crebillqn tells usiof a. Partisan 1 wo.,
n d 2 wnoF never adaexperieneed and
AFFAIR gof the heart until she was sew IL
and the fury Of her passion
herr to commitIsuieide. 81 !.
Sidney Sheppard, salesman mani in Ne Ne f.
oraska City, a day or two since fell T.
leir to $4,000 from the estate of
'ich uncle in Kentucky. tn
j. Francis Mcguire, M. p who has
,een so extensively ldfned and zw;inad
n the South, is back in New YorI. :,
nd will 60 home in an early steamer
Rev, Joseph Eldredge, Of Norfolk b
Connecticut, is contented with a saIai4
y of 81 ,20A He has recently refnsad ~.