The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-15

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FouRrn WARD Democracy The
Fourth Ward Democracy, TO the NUM-.
Der of twehtV-faar, nets.at a4iae. Court
House last night Mr.. l.. Peak was
called to the chair, and g. j. Reis
appointed Secretary. Itiwas quite
tame affair, and no enthusiasm at all
was manifested. 1t wasa sort of Qua
ker meeting. Sheriff Miller appeared
to be managing the concern. 1t was
SO spiritless that a good laugh could
not be gathered out of the whole
meeting, IS rfq8t.g -
POLE RAISING AT Dr. WALKERs.
The Democracy raised pole at Dr.
Walkers last night. The Democratic
Silver Band attended, and Dir, Nor
gan GRATED acouple of times. As a
'speakist, the Doctor is gaining con-
siderable no9orissg,7 lie is improving
on the mbeT Of speeches during
one evening" if in no other way. The
Doctor, it appears, undetermined to
fghtit .opt,op that line, if it takes
him all Summer We admire his
courage. 'sEa 5g
b A Bold THEFT.--One of the bold
est thefts we have eyer heard of,owas
perpetrated in this city fast night.
DR.. Magennis being called out to. see
a patient, went.on horseback, but ex-
pecting to have use for his buggy
during the night, left it at the back. of
his stable, where it would be eonven-
lent. He left about SO clock. Upon
returning at 8, he discovered that his
buggy was gone.uiAn examination
showed that It had been backed out
into the alley and taken away, with
horse attached. Ia anotherpIace will
be found an advertisement offering
liberal reward for the apprehension
of the thief and recovery of the buggy.
RG- Mr.. John r. Ricke, the Gen
eral Agent Of the United StateseLife
Insurance Company. is in the city. for
the purpose of adjusting the policies
Of old policy holders. aadqmay be
found at the Sherwood House. He
also desires to place the agency ofthis
district in the hands Of some active
and uoorhing agent, on very liberal
terms. The agent securing this dis
trict may consider himself fortunate,
as the company ranks among the first,
and the easiest TO work, on account of
ifs very liberal features and plans.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.4Th follow
ing is the list of real estate transfers for
the week ending Aug, I4th, as appears from
the entry book in the Office OF the County
Recorder: II
4 Peter Heherer to PeteryB BALI, Lot No. IA
and IL, eNcep 8 feet nextto Lot L., in Block
IA, IN the Eastern Enlargement, for 81 TOO.
John a. Reitz to Howard G WoodsOn
and Hiram Il. Read the undivided "a of
Lots Nos. and 6, Block No. lib, IN Lamas-
co City, so Gated, fOrf4,000.
| Theodore Venneman to Philip Mesel,
part of Lot l6S, Donation Enlargement, for
Henry Harter to Henry GFsese, part of
Lot No.3, IN Ri ock No. 4. Ia the Northern
Enlargement, for $500.
Frederick Grass to Martin Bareh EFT. tho
| north = of Lot y, in Morgan's Subdivision
of the northwest quarter section II, town
ship 6, range 10, west, for $500. r
Cornelia e.. Hopkins to Henry Linking,
southeast quarter OF the southeast quartes,
Of section Z, township 8, range 10. west, for
1 John A Reiiz to George Weber. Lots
Nos. and 10 in Block No. 81, Lanasco City,
so called. +.y
Adam Sch m DIT to John Schlafer part of
the tract or block of land IN the Eastern
Enlargement Known as the Evans Home
stead, beng 90 feet fronting on Nam
| Street, and commencing at u point on
\ Main Stree, l49 feet from tHe-corner of
Sixth StTeets aad funil ing thence towards
running back from Main street the same
width to the alley in the rear IA feet, for
81 500.
aud s, ia the sab division OF Lot No. 3. in
Block No. I24 in Lamasoo City. so called
| for $3.50.
WlIiam. II. Law 70, Christian Miller
+ Lots ahd,9, in sub- diVision OF Cahaa Ba,
sin, LaInasco city, for 81 900.
! ALVIN d. Carpenter to De witt C. Keller
Lots Nos IL l5 l9,i{ ~ a. 20, q, q, ., "a
/ Nos. Y, %, in Block No. II, and Lot No g.
ment; also, Got No..7 in Book NO. /. i'm d.
Bakers Addition; also fractional Lots
| Nos. Is, IL, Is, aud 10, and the west three
four MS OF Lot No. 81, adjoining lot No. So
and and, az OF III Lots Nos. y. n y, and b, in
| II, in the Fourth Enlargement; also, Lot
no. 5, in Block No. "a, and Lot No. s. in
Block 43, aud Lot 5, IN Block 40, Eastern
of Lot IS, and part of Lot 20, Original
Plan; Lots Nos. 20l. 2S2, and part of Lot
202, Lot POI, q d part of Lot &39, and Lot
22l; part OF Lot 226, and part of Lot ~. In
the Donation EnlargeInent; part OF Lots
Is, l6. 81, 81, part of out-Lot 30. 3, undivid-
ed one fourth of Blocks 81 and 49, and
Lots 9, 10, in Block 80, Lots l, 3,4 5. and
part OF Lot 9, Ia Block 54sand. Lots 4, 5, in |
Ia
Block l35, aud Lots II, IL, in Block II in |
Lamasco City; 81 acres OF the Southeast
part southeast quarter of Section %. and /
part OF Lot 4, In The Southeast quarter OF |
Section 19; 81 6O-10O acres OF the east half |
northeast quarter of Section %, and mort NJ
west quarter of fractional Section No. is, |
northwest quarter of fractional Section M !
in Township 6, south of Range TO- we.r'
and the south half southeast quarter of I
Section No a. and the northeast qu 1rter
of Section 3, and-the west half northwest I
quarter or fractional Section 5. "a r s9.I96
acres; all being In Town 8, south OF Range I
Edward Jones to Sarah H. Holman. Lots
and 8, in Block %, Shapes Eniarga-
Edward Jones to Sarah H. Holman. Lots
and ), Block 20, Sharpe's Enlargement,
James p. Stratton, heirs of, to AIvah
Johnson. Lot 81, Block 2 Goodsell's En-
George w. James to Alvah johnson, Let
81 Block 2 'soodseli's Enlargement for
Margaret NJ. T. Fergus to VIM. f. Hol.
d'ngsWorth, Lots Nos. B and 4, containing
so.lOO acres, being part of the west half I
OF the southeast quar-. er of section No, %
S. $50. 9'' IVA
James II. Rodgers to Frederick AItheide.
LOT No. Is, In Block 8, in the Southern En- /
largement, for $40.
William TAYLOR to Andrew SpiDdler tbai
southeast quarter Of TIE north west Quarter
Of section No; z in township No a. south I