The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17

capt. George Darrow. formerly of Com
pany A, I4Sth Indiana Volunteer Infantry
has received the appointment of Second
Lieutenant in the Fourth Regulars, and In
ordered to report at Fort Sedgwick, Colo
RADIO Territory. .HEF-EIsi
w. N. Williams, formerly of the Sixth
Regiment Indiana Volunteers, has re-
ceived the appointment of Second Lieu
tenant in the Third United States Regular
Infantry.
A breach of promise case Is on the tapis
in New Albany. wherein a certain young
lady thinks she has been damaged in her
affections to the tune of $4,000.
BENJAMIN, Baker, while attempting TO
cross the street railroad track with his
wagon at New Albany, a few days ago,
| was thrown from his seat and very seri-
ously injured. He was picked up insen-
sible.
The Indianapolis Herald, of Tuesday
| says: A lady at the theatre last night was
so much affected by Miss Westerns rendi-
ton of =. Lady Isabel, that she tainted at
the close of the third act, and had to be
carried out. She was married few days
since. e $50 zto4us Ie@au@l
The Aurora Consnserei IL says: Last Thurs
day the noon train going up ran over and
killed a man, who was walking on the
track, four or five miles west of Cochran.
DR.. Rectanus, the Coroner, being notifIed
of the fact, Immediately held an inquest
over the remains. From papers found on
his person, 1t appears that the name of the
deceased was Wallace, and that he was on
his way to Jonesborough. ny -,,,,s
KENTUCKY ITEMS. hna
The totaisreceipts 6fthe Fair at Hender-
son was $3.50. Not so bad
General Weitzel's surveying party have
completed their sourdings on the falls at
Louisville. .,,,..,,.s .sss,r.s,,..
The Congressional Committee appointed
to inquire into the eligibility and loyalty
of Congressman eject in Kentucky, Will
meet in Louisville on Monday next.
Last Monday evening as the train Irofn
Lexington to Louisville was passing the
Fair Ground, young woman, aged APP
parentIy Is years, was run Aoyers on Rthe
track and instantly E1I1ed. Her name was
not known.
A boy named sanfael selby had his arm
terribly broken at Avery's Pillow Factory,
at Louisville on Monday, by being caught
by belt while oiling part of the ma
chinery.
A band Of eipsiss are encamped near
Louisville. One of them was arrested last
Monday ON q charge of horse-steaiing, and
being held To bail in the sum of $500.
planked up the cash at once.
! During the Ashland Fair, ID Nh Huff-
man was thrown from his buggy and had
both legs broken, besides receiving other
injuries.
! A VEN or snlpher water has been struck |
on the farm of Mr.. Calby b. Quisenberry,J
of Clark County. 1t very much resembles |
the water of the Blue Licks.
The Judge of the Fayette County Court |
has decided that a majority of all the
qualified voters of that county were not
cast in favor of the subscription to the
Lexington and Richmond Railway, and
the County Court cannot
authorize an appropriation for that pur-
pc e. 50 s. = ~ 3 =. - - $50 ~ - 4
The Lexington Gazette says: "The diff
ficulty in the Second Presbyterian Church
in this city has not only culmfnated
in open rupture, but-Aas proceeded to the
length of an appeal by the minority to the
civil authorities to deprive the majority of
all their rights in and to the church prop
erty. They have been so far successful as
to procure from Judge w. c. Goodioe an
Injunction, restraining The pastor. Mr..
Drank, and the trustees from worshipping
in the church or interfering with their
possession of the property in any way on
pain OF being proceeded against for con-
tempt OF his courL'h s,...xsF
OUR commercial columns contains
JAY COOKE & Co.'S circular relative
to the counterfeit Seven Thirties,
Western Hog prospects, Chicago Pro-
luce reviews, sIrouton Iron 4markssE
The, spirit of the New York .Dryt
Goods trade. and markets from allt
commercial centres. q. =. I. a tzsl n i
NO Side Issues. .s1sxI
Our Republican exchanges, coming
TO- us since the election, have various
theories as TO the cause of the heavy
ossess in Ohio and PennsylFanias,
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