The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-16

Just what q little plaid bonnet can hide.
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Ned Buntline is delivering temper
ance lectures in New York State.baa
Bishop Quintard, of Tennessee, is
going to- Europe. ....s z.,ra-Ir r d
Gen. Longstreet is = in sthewNew
Hampshire mountains. 49,
A. T.Stewart is about to establish
branch house in Boston.
,,Bayard Taylor is engaged in trans
.lating Goethe's Faust oesautsssxv
Artemus Wards bust sells for a
guinea in London.
Is General Grant has rented his Phil
adelphia .gift-mansion. y iva 9fA1sa
: Paul Morphy is still iu Paris, but
has not played any of the new chess
monarchs there. u = EfE1S1
Mollie Beckett, wife of Ben. Wheel
err, the Irish comedian, died in New
Orleans, last week, of yellow fever.
AsBoston paper says Charles Dick
ems 4 Is wonderfully endowed with
genius'and hard common sense" and
then proceeds to abuse him.
Mrs. Kate Batemane Crow has rel
covered her health, and will return to
the stage.
Captain Lott,a of the Gunarder
Persia, has crossed the Atlantic three
hundred and forty-fv times.
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IS Count Bismark-the iron mans
sick again. Although he has been for
long time at Ems, he has returned
to Berlin utterly unable to resume the
duties of his important Office. .us sa
! It is stated that Charles Sumner has
sold his residence on Hancock street,
in Boston, intending to make bis
home the greater portion of the time
in Washington.
Hon. Mrs Theresa Yelverton. of
divorce case notoriety, is announced
among the coming English visitauts
to the United States. She will deliv-
er readings.
& Rarey's will is just published. He
leaves the reclaimed Cruiser" to Ia
brother, with the injunction that the
horse is not to be sold nor exhibited
for money, nor taken away from the J
stable which the testator built for
him. "a sef
Joseph Meeks. the oldest livineres-
ident of New York City, who was
born in it, was ninety six years old on.
Wednesday. His wife, with whom he
had lived sixty Eve years, died about
two years ago. ia.ll-IA siN'ft ~ Z .a..
i iBonner,aof the Ledger, has agreed
to give the Rev. Mr., MeChesney $500
a year, if the Church over which Mr..
Nee. presides will add I the same
amount to his salary. McChesney
was the clergyman who denounced the
Ledger while a go, and was sued for
libel by Mr.. Bonner, who accepted a
retraction and withdrew the suit. 1
General Cole, the murderer of His
cock, at Albany last spring, is hope
full and in good spirits. while his wife.
the cause of the crime and the tragedy
has become insane. w. j. HadIey
will defend Cole, and he has declined |
offers of professional aid from Cen |
erals Butler aud Nye,. nd aSa nford r. /
Church. s
!: The Duke of Hamilton, " hos is .l;;v-
ing a wild life in Paris, is not. vet |
nineteen. He is an elegant looking
boy, with fresh peaches and cream
sort OF, a complexion, and red hair.
His mother, the Duchess, was The |
Princess Marie of Baden and a cousin |
OF Louis Napoleon, The young Duke /
is great pet of the French Emperor,
and may often be seen occupying the
imperial loges at the different thea
aus a.s aI5 ~ 80 70 ''' "A
Stephen Hickox. of WiIliamstowu.
Massae husetts, who will be ninety
years old next month";, in riding fromah
Bee Hill to church on Sunday. was /
greatly annoyed by the jolting he re-
ceived from the stones in the road. and
on the next morning he Commenced
to remove them. s This he acc.omnlish-
ed thoroughly as far as the village.
distance, of three miles, before noon
although the road was thicklv. strewn
with stones all the way siis9' = I9sla.11
! The Springfield (Mass. lPeputb tican, I
says a'Ollief Duttons ,heofemale |
sharper, has bee o heard from, and the