The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22

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Proceedings the Board OF County
GOmmisf i0rersA March Term, 1851.
ANHExATIorIs CASES. .rse.
Petition of the Common Council of the
stSa noahea a1d az EisStb s S1
and southwestSgard of Tenth Street. Con-
tinued until the first day ofnext June term.
che Fet az RI o. o mn Sosncai q the
All that part of the southwest quarter of
Section 20, Township 6, south of range Is,
west. Continued until the first day of next
Petition of thesCommon Council of the
City of Eyansyifle for Annexation No, IL.
tract" Contfated until the. first day of
next June terER. - 80 3m
Rakp LOCATED. .s3Fe vtya
Report of thsfyiewers to recommend the
location of a cbitstn road in Armstrong
F sbrandt anS ofh Sg sSe SAME m
Township, and ordered to be l6eated- "A
Report of the viewers to reeeinmend the
location Of certaIn road in Khikht Town,
others of the same Township, and ordered.
to be located. -. -
of Union Township, who SUSTAINED loss by
the Location of certain, public highway,
the following are appointed viewers and
appraisers, y. Fares and Joseph Wood
ruiz. The former viewers failed to report
usd aPETITIoNs-RoAD CASES. i1i'3 H9
VIM. Baker, Mayor of the City of Evans
vile and nineteen other citizens, of Pigeon
Township, petition the Board for highway
leading directly into the City of Evans
Vile, from the vicinity of Oak HilI Gene
terry. Hiram Nelson, Joseph p Elliott,
and Phil Kramer, appointed viewers, to
report next regular term. :
ChristOph Eberhard and twenty-f0uF
others, OF Armstrong Township. petition
township: Washington Scott, John q.
Potts and John Kuester, appointed view
ers, to report next regular term. ~
| Christoph Eberhard and fifteen others,
of Armstrong Township, petition the
Board for q public highway in said town.
ship; the same viewers appointed and to
report at the same time. ..l ,a
Levi Erskine and twenty-five Others of
Centre Township, petition for public
highway in said township. John White
head. James Mafdlow and Patrick Keegan,
appointed viewers, to report on 1iext regu-
lar term. sI"i.Tr /.
Christian Weckner and twenty-seven
others, of Perry and Union Townships,
petition for public highway in said
and David Hephans, appointed viewers.
to report on next regular term. ,a.
Bernhard Umbach and seventeen Others,
of Centre TS9wnship PettlPPn for private oSn
Filter, by his attorney, demonstrate
against the location of. said road, andDt
miss the case.
Ordered, that the several Township
Trustees shall only furnish TO pauperS the.
following provisions: Corn meal; side or
shoulder meat, lard. salt. beans, ihominy,
rice, molasses, coal oil, coffee or tea pota-
toes, pumpkins and turnips, and in case of
sickness they shall have the right to fur
nish such other articles as they May deem
Ordered, that only soldiers who went,
for, or from Vanderburgh Comfy are en-
The Board appointed Henry 4. Legler, NJ,
D., as Physician for the County Asylum.
and the paupers of the Township Tor tile
Ordered, that the agreement between the
County and L. @. Knox, for keeping the
Pest House, is hereby rescindeq.
HOME AGAIN-Our very excellent
and highly esteemed fellow citizen,
VIM. Brown, arrived at home, on
Wednesday night, from California,
looking extremely we'll, and yesterday
received the warm congratulations of
many friends. He lad rather a pleas
ant experience in California,
and quick az pleasant ayoy-
age home He esteems 9is Ev-
| ansYille, we are glad to learn, as
preferable to, California, as a place Of
residence. u"
PERsoNAL.-We ,1s,1 the pleasure
of visit yesterday from Gen. Ben.
Srooner, United States Marshal for.
the State of Indiana, who visits our
city on important business. Gen.
Spooner did gallant service in the
cause of his country, and deserves
we'll of his fellow citizens, who will
not be slow to do him honor hereaf-
ter.
We were also agreeably surprised.
last night, by meeting, in the city,
Col George Pendleton, the Railroad
King, and President of the Erie
Transportation Company. He is one
of natures noblemep.
DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED OpD
FELLow.-We are deeply panied to
learn that Mr.. John Caldwell. a lead
ing merchant of Vincennes, and Right
Worthy Deputy Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Independent Order