The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-27

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town and city throughout the State, earn
est efforts are being made to clean up the
streets and alleys, and prepare for the COM
ing of cholera.
A Mrs. Amy, living two miles north of
Frankfort, Clinton County, was SO badly
burned by her clothes taking fire while she
was engaged in burning trash in the garden
on Friday ,the 18th inst, that she died on
the following Sunday.
"A MONSTER CHILD.-A woman living in
indianapolis was recently delivered of an
infant weighing eighteen pounds. II is the
largest on record, exceeding any heretofore
reported by six ounces. 1ss7rs y
q The 4til Regiment of Fenian Volunteers
is being organized at Fort Wayne by Col.
Z. ID. Baldwin. Fifty names are already
enrolled and the prospect for an early I'LL
Ing up of the regiment Is good. 3 9fH b4iss =
The City Hospital Building will be vaca-
ted by the Soldiers Home Association this
new location at KnightStown. We believe
it is the design of the Board of Health to
get the Hospitalup for patients, in view of
the cholera, should we have viSit.-Iadf-
annapolis Journal. 81
The idea of sending even q pouper to Mad
ison lisa little ridiculous in itself. We have
heard of a pasture SO poor that IL had to be
fenced to prevent the cows from getting
into it and starving to death - Indiandpo-
man who has just returned from q trip
through the central portions of this State,
and he informs US that the wheat, as a gem
s5al nfhins Is 1ookang x9ry vel lie T Mt ta o
rain, but the early wheat is doing well,
and promises q full Richmond Tele-
gram. al I-=.ffr. .flss.,.. :. ~ 49,.
e. Judging from the price at which your city
orders are sOld--SixGy cents ON the dollar
you hed better contract for the lumber TO
fence in Indianapolis, as 1t appears to be
about the poorest place in Indiana that we
know of. Madison city orders bring dollar
fordoliar; no discount ON them Mudison
Courier. DTS saf4W
Z That was lick under the belt. and is
hardly fair. 939esfG g
MONEY BURNT.-Tn pursuance of an or
der of the Court of Common Pleas, Patrick
Shannon, in the presence of Judge Patter-
what was known as the Watson notes, the
same having been promptly redeemed by
Mr.. Shannon, in accordance with an
agreement between himself and the late
Judge John HI. Watson, of this city. 1t is
believed there are now no more of that
currency in circulation, but If there should
be, it viii be promptly redeemed on pre-
sentation to Mr.. Shannon's Banking
House.-Terre Hdnte Ezpress. ~
Jason B. Brown, of jackson, has been
AOtAAAtAeRtCN " pA-C RCSPAc7 hoOtA
ty, as candidate for Congress from the
Third District. The Democracy voted on
the question, and the vote stood:
Jason B. Brown 49,. 249
Frank Emerson 545
Total vote ,7Y4
Jason has figured extensively in the State
Legislature, and is a Copperhead of the
Bowles and Milligan School.
SuIciDE-The body of Frederick Sieb, a
German of this city, was found on Wednes-
day last, hanging on an oak tree between
the sand hills near the. lake shore, about
half mile west of this place. The body
was removed, an inquest held, and the fol-
lowing verdict rendered, viz: "that the
deceased came to his death by hanging
himself. - Michigan City Enterprise.
SNAKE IN A PRIETING oFFIcE.-On Fri
day morning last . snake over two feet In
length, and two and half inches in cir
cumference, supposed to be of the Copper
head species, was found and killed on the
next to the upper step of the stairway
leading to the Office Of the Princeton Czar-
ION. Our friend Calkins, who has an aver
sion to Copperheads wherever, found, at
tackled and killed this yenomous serpent.