The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

SEVILLE. Stewartsyille, and New Harmony
wiIl1@9 ~ tie celebration. "A basket
| dinner j. GA the programme and an orstion
by gspe saeior. ssEEs
On . I,.A Inst. TWO horses were stolen
IL C-a 80 coanty. On Wednes last
they were captured at Lafayette and re-
turned 5%t err owner ~ 5aeA
! Articles association for the Evansville
Cotton Ms.ea factory were on Thursday
\ filed ia 1Ife e~Ice OF the Secretary of State
Peter SeFnoaln. John II. Holsdarfer, Sam
! uel 7. Piatt, .Iohn b. Tisserand AID William
I Holman ;tie the Directors. IS
| sIAccorailug Ia the Courier of that city the
L fayette ladies have queer ways of do
ing things. They not only shoot at gen
l'tlenfen' with sf5ur-barrefed revofvers but
4 gather their skirts under their arms, y
and do some .talIswalking.7 -of e' q =
The Indianapolis Herald says young
lady THAT city. who had been torrnen ted
for several days by a horrible odor which
| pursued ner wherever she went, finally
succeeded in locating the vile smell in her
ehignon. On exam alton it was found to
| contain the putrid carcass of large rat
placed there by a mischieyous brother.
The New Albany eosanserciat Boasts that
/
on Thursday. actually sold nifty dollars
worth of goods. A lively town, New
Albany. fuS- a1s saes
t. Some '.scallawagsr fnSullivan recently
broke into the Methodist Episcopal Church
there, and stole the cover of the organ.
The Union thinks they would steal the
livery OF Heaven If they had the. oppor-
tunity.
Colonel T. ]. Jackson, recently appointed
Prosecuting Attorney In the New Albany
District, commanded the post of Fort
sPillowa at the time of the great massacre.
| The Postoffice in the village of Madison
not coming withinathe requirements of
the law for the publication OF the letter
list, the Cbd.,fer publishes it for nothing.
Generous paperis hes'faaa sboot
.sThe head and shoulders OF the body of an.
Unknown man was fo9nd underia large
box by q sIaaD boy, near the suburbs of
Sullivan. Ids supposed To be theibody of
a'soidier,.s Judging from the clothing found
\ upon the remains. Some excitement ex-
lists ION. account of the mystery connected.
with the discovery.
aNiliEsnisA. essbe ,for some, years fhdet-
fled with the fortunes of the Bedford I,de-
a9esetgs& has Evaledicted,, but. iyremiSes to
always Hook back upon the time spent in
Bedford as the beautiful oasis in the SatI
hara OF life." q
The articles of consolidation between the
Directors Of ths Lafaytttex a Indianapolis
and the indianapolis & Cincinnati Rail-
f 6ads eeke pait upoR she1esord saf the Fi6+s'
pecanoe County Recorders office, in Lasd
,fayette, or. Monday. "a iteA.4ii k.te'A
Christopher F. Coffin was confirmed by
the United State Senate on Monday last,
las Postmaster!ay Madison, vice Oharies l..
lshrewspay.t trodSno1d1 sGoi1 4
aAiadisoMis still in darkp ess,r the rampage
ing Ohio havingE drowned out the gas
works. II win probably be some days yet
before the citizens of that benighted local.
itsfran obtain any :. more light onfhe SUBJ
ject,p the dopd having almost entirely de !
sstroyed the retorts in the gas house. nwi
The editor of the Salem Union, after re-
Hatlfg how she WAS sdolfes for fy Esendine 4
money to a swindfer who proposedsto send
..valpa Bile nforInat ION on the receipt9of
fifty cents, innocentiy adds that ..experi-
ence is q dear school but fools win learn
in no other!''i rsHaf o4G9 Is..,.,ts4
The fndianapolis, cihcinnati and .Lafay-
cite Railroad have declared their regular
'semi,annuai dividend iof4 per cent. and
the Goyefnmen tax, pay able In currency
,oni the 18th inst. at the offieerof, the Com
pasnay y IN in 6 Cincinnati tislaa7eaG VIZ
2 como KENTESKY III ITEMS.
~ Col. r.. IT. Jacob. Conservative candidate
for Congress in the Louisville District, be-