The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-17

in Lafayette on Friday last. Neither
proved fatal. nTTTr77pTT SCI
A young girl was arrested in Vim
cennes on Thursday for robbing the
family in which she lived.
The eth cavalry are to have re-
union at Terre Haute on the 4th of
August ..so~ sAIsat1
seriously injured by the premature
discharee of a cannon on the 4th of
July at lSulIivan, is dead.
The Lafayette Courier claims that
late census of that place gives the
number of inhabitants at $4,000.
The corn crop in Owen eounElis
light Wheat IS better than was ex-
hpeeted. Grass short.
IirsO fthe three hundred and fifty-four
indictments before Judge Lamb, in
Jefferson County, for selling liquor
contrary to law, there were ffty-four
convictions made, and three hundred
were dismissed HrsrTgRC1
Inc markets or Lafayette are In a
delapidated condition, and are receiv-
ing the execrations of the Lafayette
papers. The Courier speaking of
proposition to sell market stalls
says cAc4et-&]A !
Just think of it-a dozen or so of
rickety benches as innocent of jack
plane or polish as dog is of feathers,
out in the. open street, without cover
! ing or, 0fectiOn-andl 1--we call it a
market place.
Lafayette is evidently live city.
One of the largest incomes returned
by the, physicians iof Lafayette, . is
that of d II. Stocham, a homeopathic.
Homeopathy is rapidly gaining favor
With the public. .> 80
The The Lafayette c5wi s.'dfH finding chat that
by following Andrew johnson, it was
being led into determination with
Milligan, lVallandigham, Wigfall, JEFF.
Davis and the rebel leaders generally,
! has become alarmed and abandoned
its leaders. The Courier is not willing
to be led into, such society, and An
drew johnson, has no l9pger an organ
in the State, outside the Democratic
rebel press indianapolis, Herald,
Vincennes s.San, Evansville Courier,
and sid h: -, 9ai 10 aal1aos sidl
FoUNB DEAD,nWe learn from DR..
J.. I, Freeland, that on the morning
.tieflthe 9th inst, the body of Jew
manned Isadore Calback, was found
dead nearOak Station, on the f. &
G.. r. r. A few days before his death
he stated that he resided in Buffalo,
II NJ ", where he had a wife and five
bchildren, also brother, who is law
Yer. He also stated that he served in
the 18th New York regiment. He
was evidently deranged and is sup
posed to have died with the deleriunt
tre1elt,,s Viincennes Times.
| q The iVincennes Times tells of a man
near that city, who watches near a
blackberry patch on his premises, I'm
til he finds children from town with
Hbuckets, full of berries, when he
/ claims them as his own, takes them
from the little ones who have gathered
them, and takes them to Vincennes
for SALE That we should call the con-
summation of utter meanness4 ~ -aV
Ino The Rockport Democrat quotes the
Courier of this city to prove that the
| county con INVENTION here on Saturday
a week was failure. When it is
recolleeted that the Courier, in its re-
! Igport, said that Major Robinson had
Endorsed the Civil Rights Bill and
the Freedmen's Bureau Bill, when he
never mentioned either, and had eulo-
gized the negro troops for bravery al
the battle of Franklin, when the
Major ever mentioned the negro
troops nor alluded to them, and thai
1, it said Captain ReayiS made alspeech
and other like truthful statements
it can readily be seen that the Couriei
is proper authority for the Rockpor
q Democrat, which is ready to frepea
any lie which contemporary may in
vent.
An old lady named Rogers, ,sixt,
years of age, committed suicide b.
3 drowning herself in cistern, in In
dianapolis, on Friday morning last.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr,, ,Alexapde
Brownley, of Franklin Township
II Marion County, ate hearty suppe
Wednesday hight, went to bed, ant
Il was found dead in his bed the mex
, morning. He died of heart disease
George Davis, Ephraim Davis, ant
z Alonzo Smith and Sarah Grant wer
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