The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-11

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Patriot, signed by a long list Of names,
similar to the one Published in the
Journal short time since. The sol
diers are wide awake, and are bound
to perpetuate the principals for which,
they fought. - Iildiandpolis Journal
# Another shooting match for, frogs
has come off at indianapolis between
Gorham aud Eurch: Gorham beat by
two BIRDS and Eurch catches the
frogs. .T4adT2 NIAM So 02
Terre Haute has a sensation. Mr..
Harris, of the firm of Ross Il Harris,
painters, left his home in that city on
Saturday evening, with considerable
amount of moneysona his person, and
up to six, o clock yesterday no tidings
of him could be heard by his amiable
and greatly afflicted family. - dfa-
gstte Courier. .' ..isl 3a.- '''5i' '.'
81 That happened about two weeks
ago, and the sensation was spoiled by
the return of Mr.. Harris on the early
train on Monday morning from the
West. He had only gone a few miles
across the river on business. The En-
press made the correction IF we mis-
take not, fully two weeks:ago. eos ed
~ The commanding officer of the Sec
onddUnited States infantry has been
sordered by General Davis to send one
of the strongest companies of his reg
iment to Jacksonville, Ind. Ito guard
Government property at that place.
Louisville. Democrat. .rao@an 5sy,
AZ negro man, at the risk Of his own
life, ran before a runaway team on
West Street yesterday and snatched
up couple of little white children,
carrying them out Of danger-Mdd-
isop Courier.
81 That negro is a SANDER on the great
Democratic party, and should be sup
pressed. .dzUAI 3 H1l&3filIaH
Judge Killgore, of Lauramie Town
ship, was in the city yesterday. The
Judge is now over eighty years of age,
and was TWENTY-FIVE years ago Judge
of the Tippecanoe, Probate Court
LCDuycCtC OUtti nut
The stand erected for the use of the
band at the celebration in Stockwell,
Tippecanoe County, on the 18th, broke
down, and severely injured small
boy who was under it. 50 RiA 'l'.'i'7's'
b THE WHEAT CRoP.- a careful
comparison of the wheat crop as con-
tanned in our exchanges from nal
parts of the State, we are led to be-
lieve that the crop will not fall much
below an average one. While the straw
may be much lighter, the heads
are larger and better filed, and the
berry more plump and rich than for
several years past. The new wheat
we have seen is of this character, and
such is the information we gather
from intelligent farmers and from our
exchanges generally, One thing is
certain, we will have good bread dur
ing the coming years if our millers
are efficient. u III = Ga Lid = =
The Governor, on the I'd, received
a -requisition from Governor Bran
lette, of Kentucky, for a resident of
Hendricks County, upon charge of
murder, supposed to have been com
mitted in Union County, Kentucky.
FThis was for a guerrilla killed during
the war. The Governor has received
various acquisitions for residents of
Indiana for horse theft, the horses
| having been impressed into the ser
vice, generally while the parties for
whom the requisition is made were
serving as Union scouts. There seems
to be a general system inaugurated by
1 Southern Governors to harass refugees
| insthe North.