The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14


a buggy attachment, came dashing up
Seventh street into Main at furious
gate, and ran along Main half a
square, and then turned into the alley,
smashing the buggy into an indefinite
number of inconsiderable pieces. We
were unable to ascertain to whom the
horse and buggy belonged, or what
was the cause of the runaway.
INFAMoUs.-A being in the shape
of man. whose name we have not
yet learned. but which we shall ascer-
tain, was discovered on Saturday
morning ensconced beneath the high
plank sidewalk or old wharf on
Fourth Street, between Vine and
Division, for the very gentlemanly (?)
purpose of counting the hoops in the
skirts of ladies passing over the walk.
He was. taken before Recorder Nell
son, who fined him SO and costs.
Public opinion would have fixed his
fine at $50. at least. -,
n PERsoNAL.-Mr. /. N. Eastman, of
Vincennes. Morris Ranger and E. G..
Van Ripper are stopping at the Sher-
wood. We never saw our friend
Ranger looking better than at pres
emit. He, and Mr.. Van Ripper came
here on mission of generous kind
ness to the family of our late esteem
ed citizen, Mr.. VIM. G.. Boepple, who
fell a, victim to yellow fever in Texas,
and who sacrificed his life to sense
Of duty to his employers.
We had also the pleasure of meet
ing in the city Capt. Geo. Hamilton,
of this city, who holds commission
from GoyalBrownlow as captain in
the second Regiment Tennessee
Militia. He is on brief visit to his
family. n -. $
FMartin Golden, ESD, arrived from
Owensboro by the Sullivan yesterday.
He visits his family to-day at New
Harmony, and expects to reopen the
New Metropolitan in few days.
Mr.. r. 7. Kercheval, Treasurer of
Spencer County, was in the city last
night. He is not especially enthusi-
astic over the result of the election
in Spencer. He would that it were
otherwise, or at least not thusly.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers of real estate were enter
ed for record in the Office OF the County
Recorder during the week ending Satur-
day, October II, 1857:
Silas Stephens to Katherine Elspermann'
southwest quarter, northwest quarter, 9,
John Shanklin to Henry Suhrheinrich,
Is. 10. 20, q and22, in Block MOI shank
Inns Enlarger ent; and Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 3, 8, 7,
and 8 in Block II, Shanklin's Enlarge
ment, for s., 500.
northwest quarter, southwest quarter 8, 5,
IL, 70 S5-l00 acres, for 5000.
James 5. Hill to Hiram c. Fisher and
Jas. Watts, Lots Ii and IA, in Block 20, La
Pat. McPhfiips to Samuel Orr, undivided
% of part northeast quarter. northwest
John A. Reitz to Michael Jung, Lot 81 In
Block %. Lamasco City. for 1885. IS \ . u
JameS i. Walker TO johanna Peck, Lot
IA. Donation Enlargement.fo for 500.
Chas. Eapeniaub to Chas klerZler. Lot
3, in Block ., Northern Enlargement for
George Thumeier to VIM. F. G. Meissuer,
Lots 43 and A, Isabella Place, for 500.
EDWARD Burtis to Jane NJ. ROdeman, Lot
4 IN Block %, Eastern Enlargement, for
! John A. Reitz to. Lucia Schoembo. Lots
'3and 4, in Block I0l. Lamasco City. for $780,
southeast u OF Lot 81, Old Plan for $1,000
Thos. GiboO to VIM Liant, 1877 feet, part
OF Garvin's Addition, and being in the
i E ar OF Lots ~ and 81, in said Addition for
Waififn and schaur1 to VIVA. Heilman.
Lots and z. Block liz, Lamasco City, for
81 90. -g9 =. =
John. A.yReitzs to Nicholas Burkhardt,
Lots 10 and II in Block l, FoErth Enlarge
Valentine Gauer to Bartholomew Gauer,
the northeast quarter southeast quarter of
D, 8, II, acres, TOR 81 600.
Louis Iopf and Cnas. Long to George A.
BltIroiH, the undivided two-thirds of Lot
III; Dunnam's subdivision. for g, 600. 4
II. Z. Keller to VIM. German, in Lot 4,
In BLOCK 81, Eastern Enlargement, for $500.
Green Fields TO Anne 7. Jones, part of
the a southeast Quarter 10, 5, 10, IS acres, for
CALLING TOO LATE FOR HELP
On Saturday an unsophisticated old
gentleman after having taken good
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