Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-19

'sone otherp man, We are not sure
whom. Along side of it, he repeated
one in prose, the author Of which was
some Irishman; he did not think, how /
ever, that it was Pat Burk. Both Of
them were quite as applicable, though,
az the following: ~ 81
81 LittIs-Be -peep--has Iost-his sheep,
And he doesn't know where 70 find 'sm;
n Let them alone, and they'll come home,
Z Wageing their tails behind--'5s-s
John Browns body lies mouIdefins in the
grave &C.
Having got the. "neRro out of the
wood-pile, - as he stated, he returned 10
the subject of the rWorkingmen's inter-
est, about which he talked for while,
and then thanked the audience for their
kind indulgence, after which he took his
seat.
70 Mr.. Whiftlesey was thea called for,
snd proceeded to talk little. He was
NOT sure that he ought to talk much, for
some curious individual might look
in at the door, and, seeing him talking,
might come TO the conclusion chat il
was Copperhead F" meeting, and so
reportsit on the street. He, too, was not
sure that he was considered q !" working
man in the SENSE ii was understood by
mechanics and lsborers, but he had
besn considered workingmen during
election times, and he proposed tobe
found at his post on the FIRST Monday in
April He urged that each man should
turn out on that day and work for the
| ticket an a. suggested that a committee
be appointed in each ward 10 make o
canvass and count the votes, &c. 1t
was quite evident that there was more
"Copperhead " in that snake than he
was willing should be known to the citi-
zens. at large, hence he was quite mod
crate, lest BY his much speaking the
discovery should be- made, before the
election, in which case a set of political
trieksters would be baf1ed in their at
tempts to. deceive honest minded Union
mechanics, and forced to suffer defeat.
We can hardly think that Intelligent
Union Mechanics will suffer themselves
to be duped by such workingnen as
those who took the most active part in
this meetiug-the snake shows itself too
plain Having given the aaadienee 8
lecture on the subject of carrying cleo.
tions, Mr.. WhittIesey concluded bis re-
marks. sboo.
Col. Jones was then called to the
stand, and said that he had not paid
sufficient attention-to the plan Of opera
ton to know certainly whethsr the Rsso-
i citation was moving in the proper difee-
ton or not The. Colonel was unquali.
| fedly in favor Of the eight hour move
msnt, but he said that they should be
careful, and not allow themselves %
be used by political tricksters and party
wire.workers for the accomplishment Of
their own purposes. We fear that part
of the Colonels speech was not aPpreci-
ated altogether BY few who were there,
as IL looked a little like he was about to
deal in unpleasant personalities The
greater part of the Colonel's speech vas
in reference 10 The StraighR line Rail
| road, and the action of the City Council
| relatiyete ithEs ssnG -. -
10 Attic eloseof the meeting, memories
to Congress were presented, asking the
adoption of the eight hour system in all
the Government workshops, printing es.
adjustments, &C., after which the meet
| ing adjourned.
TIE WHEAT-The New Albany hedg-
er learns that along the linegofs the JEFF
fersonville railroad, thence TO Indi ana.
polls, the winter wheat looks most prom
ising. Farmers from Jackson, Bartholo.
new and Johnson, inform that paper
that a mnch larger area of land was
sown in these counties last fall than du-
ingany.previous season for the past five
years. sieo9
Il sREAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-The fol-
flowing Real Estate Transfers have been
entered on the Record at the Recorders
Office, during the week ending on the
l7ths1ar8 dmaE
P. g. 0'Ri.y 10 Andrew Hutchinson,
8, o and TO-, block 13o, Lamasco. LOCO 90
Marcus sherwood to Andrew Hutchin
! son. lots 8, ., and TO- block $50, Lamas.
al CO.. f0r.f- 90
Eiwatd Brown to Hannah Brown,
part of the sonta west quarter of section
5, town 8. range 10 100 90
Martin Vandus to Christien Her n =
tor. 1000 90
Erge bert Harris to Andrew Deig, "a =
south half Of the west half Of the north ~ E 4
/ | west quarter OF section 19, town 6, range
/, Andrew D IL to Isidora Litzelmann,
south half Of the wsst half ofthspEorih = s.ys
west quarter, section -, town 6, range {
; .Jshn Nj. and George A. Kiok, to
n nssss Ssgsra. ID block So La $50 %
. Hen,y spIers t. Peter Arnold, block
80, Lamssco, Carpenter, sRiiz Row
eys subdiyisoh, for...,...............s. 1000 90
X Casper nj ohr TO August Meyer. lot15, "a r.
block ID Fourth enlargement fors ..sa.. SO 90
August Meyer TO John Payne, lot Is,
block 13s Fourth enlargement, for.......-. 120 so
~ John bard to John Gerbach, south eT
third OF the northwest quhrter of the FL
northwest quarter, sectfon IL town y
range IL. Consideration. ........-......... 100 90
IL John Gerbach to John Beard, nersh -------
two-thfrds of the northwest quarter of - : r
thenorthwest quarter section II, town q r.
z, range III ConBfdaration ................ 1c0 90
Frank Ewers to Mary Robbers, lots "a,
IS and sc. book 3. Goodsslrs Enlarge
ment. Consideration. 200 90
Rebecca Duncan to William Micker,
lots ii and Il, block Is, Stockwell's En-4 HS
| largement. Consideration. ....-..4.... 600 Co
Augustus NJ. Dusouchet to KIizab tn
| Ehrman lots IL and IL, block so, East
ern Enlargement. -Oonaidegation......... 8 400 90
Hermau Bergs to Daniel Merte and
John Merte, southeast quarter of the
| southwest quarter, section 2, town 5.
range II. Con Iteration 1900 90
Joseph Elliott to Agopz, Oalhoon,.
lot 6, Elli0ts's Addition to Bray's En-
largement. Consideration. ..............s 1875 01
W. II. Walker to Frederick schenk,
lots IA and Is, block 70, Lamasco. Con-
StuefabIon 00J 90
4 Robert ID. Short to Edward Yates
| southwest quarter Of the southeast quar-.
ter, section 81, IOWA ~ range 10. Con-
| 6toerallou- 81 W
John Barggrabs to Henry Noble. lots
] j. a. 3 and 4, block o. Sharpe's Eulargs-
ment Consideration COO 90
Francis Amory to Thomas Il. Garvin,
lot g. block u.s. Eastern Enlargement. -