The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-11
Broke INTO JAIL-An oldish man

streets armed with a tobacco stiek-if
anybody don't know what that is
they can go to the mammoth stem
merry of iDunkerson & Hudspeth, on
Locust Street, and see. several-and
followed by a score or more of boys.
As he. passed along he made motions
as if about to strike any one he saw
Standing in a door. Most of these
lodged back and let him pass, but
one man not observing the same pre-
caution, received a light tap on the
head. Marshal Tenvoorde happened
Iralong and captured the man and
stick, and lodged the former in Castle
Darling and the latter at the Record
er's Office The man will be before
the Recorder to-day, and the stick
twill be there as 6 damning, witness
Of his guilt. y
I5.I A SPECIMEN DEMOCRAT, We have
I it from good authority that at a CEN
tenary meeting near Boonyille, on
- = d
Sunday last, VIM. Williams.sgenerall
called Bill for short, took it into his
f'head to talk politics. for which he is
pre-eminently qualified, being the
Copperhead candidate for Sheriff Of
Warrick County He denounced the
Republican party, the Republican
administration, and Congress. He
was urged to na1AeI some Specific act
of the Republican administration he
could justly condemn Why" said
he, with huge Democratic oath,
under the Abolition administration
they have gone and built about four
million bureaus for negroes. Why |
the lumber, itself would be big item,
without the cost of putting them up,
i Williams Was not Joking He was in
solid earnest. He is an Intelligent
Democrat. fsaustoo Bna aal
~ pa Among our new ADVERTISE
ments will be noticed that of
"@iGreene's Patent Cylinder Cider
Mill paThis mill is lighly spoken, of
by all who have used it. 1t is claimed
for this mill that it will make three
times the quantity of cider, or wine,
that can be made by any other MAJ
chine in a day. We especially call
the attention of farmers to its merits
as set forth in the advertisements.
School CHILDREN I'm a TERRE
HAUTE.-From the report of the Su-
lperintendent of the public schools in
Terre Haute, we learn that the whole
number of children between the ages
of six and twenty one years, is 3,3348,
Her about half the. number entitled to
heprivileges Of Uncommon sch6olsin
this city, According to the usual-es:
innate, Evansville should be twice as
large as Terre Haute9i,sags9 oEodsag
Election Of Library officers.
Rooms OF EVANSVILLE LIBRARY
t'-'~Aft- y ~ Ia SsOCIATION,
Evansville, Ind, Aug. 10th, 1866.
Pursuant toipubh notice. number
of stockholders of the Evansville Ii
brary Association, met as above, and
proceeded to the election of officers of
the said Association for the ensuing
year, as required by the Articles Of
+ Association Z A1ayaAs
f. The President, Drl,I HAAS, called
Ethe meeting to 0oraer, q Whereupon
| JAMES II. .McNEELY was appointed
Secretary pro tenn the regular Seore7
/ tary being absent. 3q =; 80 !: i- A's'sA
bTdlFhe nominations made at a former
meeting were then voted upon, and
the following j named persons duly
elected: ear
j PresiiaSaq ~ SS:AMiI K. EEA1fFr. "a
81, Wee PSeSident-CHARLEs Kinks.
Cor. Secrea7s'-Rey.s WM.e II Nc
| IARER.I sIfsvein0I u aI+
H. Rec. Secrefary-JAMEs L. ORR.
r. 1reGsurvr4JOHN VS. NExsENssE 81
f.. Observation-Disclosures LNssB IXBY.
b. lDirectorS-RoBERT A. HILL, ISA-
DoRE EssLINGER, JOHN w. BUSTING,
Col. SUTTERLEB SMITH, sIsAIAH HAAS.
f. After which the meeting adjourned.
ltiaf FE8s II. Haas, President.
b. JAMES III. McNEELY, Secretary. y,
Orr TO THE SPRINGS Several gen
tlemen leave the city this morning
| for the Martin CoppfgsspljrEings Among
the number are financial and COM
amercia1 friendasof ours saThe former
Els exprimentihg 'w-i with q MUNITIONS Of
|, war, and believes he has discovered a
built which he considers superior to
any OF all other inventions of like