The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-28
Personal.
P.V. Nasby's income is 81 ,315.

Dante is In the handS or the printer
Gen. Robert Anderson denies that
he called on Mr.. Davis.
VIM. B. Pike, of Salem, is writing
a life Of Hawthorne.
Rosa Bonheur contradicts, in the
Paris papers, the story Of her insanity.
Sir Samuel Baker approves of the
proposed expedition in search of the
remains of DIR. Livingston. s a aof-os
Eldridge Gerry, son of the Eldridge
Gerry who signed the Declaration, has
just died at the age of -. 81 ..,-sT
/ John TrimbIe is the Brownlow can
didate for Congress In the Fifth Dis
trict of Tennessee. aas ~
| Rev. Francis W., Whittle, of Louis
vile, has been chosen Assistant Bish-
OPP of Virginia. r si.5
JEFF. Davis is suggested as a good
Governor General for the new Do,
minion of Canada. - ne fs- Z =
We are happy to state that the
Rev. Col. Higginson is not writing
Beecher, T.. K, has returned from
South America to his charge in Ell
mira iotE ssDfIcnfaf- nHrtfe sff
Dr. Butler has dined Gov. Smythe
and, his. staff, and produced all his
plate, with all the various devices and
initials engraved thereon. ~,
General Sickels has issued an order
prohibiting the distillation of liquor
from grain in North and South Caro-
lima. arsj Iee0 .fs l.ps
The grave of Calhoun is in di-s
lapidated condition, the slab of mar
BILE over his remains bearing the SIM
pie name " Calhoun" with no other
word or slgn.rl s'HJKadTn30
A Milwaukee woman. fell out of a
wagon, the, other day, striking upon
her head, but thinks her life was
saved by her waterfall. lssaG-l .3..fs y.
!, Thomas Austin, of Mortified, New
Hampshire, died on Monday, aged one
hundred years and nine months. 4a 49,
Files, the ringleader of the Mobile
riot, has been sent to Fort Gaines by
the military authorities, and tn.
United States troops are doing police
duty i'm Mobile. ato4 20. 90
A Boston man has sued his brother
for $4,000 for alleged slanderons
words used In letter to his sister. =
Z Medium Colchester, in whose per-
son his faith was outraged, when. he
was made to pay, a juggler's tax in 4
Buffalo, has died in Iowa.
Young Forney writes letters like
schoolboy, and old Forney writes let
tiers like one who never was a. school
boy. 5ds @
Rev. DIR. N. III. Schenck, the newly
elected Rector of St. AIMS, Brook
lyn, has become editor of the Protes-
tant Churchn,an a ~ 30
Theirs is seventy FIVE, and speaks
fifteen columns and a half without
stopping for SO much as a glass of
water. o, We Theirs.
Henry Tan Week has resigned the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Oswego and
Syracuse railroad, to take charge of a
new railroad in the South, and VIM.
B. Phelps superintends in his stead.
Hon. Henry G. Deming delivered
an eloquent lecture in Manchester,
Conn, on Friday evening. on the pas
sage of the forts below New Orleans
by Admiral Farragut's feet. =.
Rev. William G. Winslow, Of New
York, has assumed the Rectorship of
St, Georges Episcopel Church of Lee,
Mass. ~ + I. eog.IsT Il Ho-i.
Captain Charles i. c. Minor, 2. of
Hanover County, Va, has been APP,
pointed to the Presidency of the Ma.
ryland Agricultural College, at Hy,
attsville III do2ae - ~ l,..e & -
Flora Stewart, (colored, J of Man
chester, N. H.. is 119. Nancy Halpin
died in Albany, day or two since, at
the age of no. Jeremiah Arose,
aged LA, died near Keyport, Ind,
last week. A-' 1870 2s1
The Queen of Belgium proposes to
have a crown for the first time, and
the jeweller is making it of forty
pearls, forty large brilliants andafive
thousand small ones, all set in-gold,
to resembles caronaI of flames, and
to weigh less than half pound. 5l
General Richard e. Vaughan. has
brought suit. against Thomas Adam
son aRd-Baeen- Montgomery, in the
Circuit Court of Lafayette County,
Moo fCr, false Imprisonment, laying
his damages. $500 ehi = S, ts23 !,
Terrence Mcdonald, Waterbury
4 (Conn.,1 Fenian, who was captured
in the Fenian raid and afterward re-
leased by the British authorities, has
! inst been sentenced to seven vearssiu