The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16
Indiana Items,


Richmond people have cold and |
malignant sore throat.
The Patriot says that Boone County
needs gravel roads worse than rail-
roads.
Last Tuesday. forty-one wagon
loads of wheat were delivered at the
several mills of Washington.
The price Of hogs in Vincennes is
So 50@8 70 gross. Farmers are said
to be holding oF for higher rates.
New Albany has had a church
squabble all by the Africans. 1t got
into the city court and cost the squab-
blers $31 %.
A New Albany woman carries
COW hide for the back of a curly
haired man in JefersonVille who has
slandered her.
A coal mining company, in drilling
last week at NeWburg, on the Terre
Haute Railroad, struck a vein eight
feet thick.
The coal miners at Sphinx, Cabel &
Cos. banks, Daviess County, are again
on the strike. Cause, reduction In
wages.
At certain mill in this county,
there is a sign which reads as follows:
HEST markit prise pade fur weet.
Cory1oR Democrat 81 531 1 z
r. Shiel shipped two thousand hogs
and six hundred sheep from Mobiles
willie last week, and win do nearly the
same this week.
For forging signatures to title
deed, Mrs. Amanda Seibert, of Indi-
annapolis, goes to the State Prison
south. r .U a
General Bennett, Mayor of Rich
mond, had an accident to himself and
family In the running away of his
team. None Of the family much in
| iured.
A pauper off the poor farm OF
b Boone voted against the railroad APP
preparation, saying, "Our taxes are
too heavy now" He has not paid a
poll tax tor fifteen years. oa
The Grand Jurymen are making .
big stir among the violaters of the
Sunday Law, at Madison. The clos
ing of the livery stables, cigar stores,
confectionaries and even the Churches
is imminent. --
6 Boone County has voted almost
unanimously against giving $50, 600 to
the proposed Indianapolis, Delphi 4
Chicago Railroad. 1t is doubtless 9
dead enterprise. .srs. .rst seat 81
Postmaster Vaughn, of Lawrence.
burgh, whose leg has twice been am.
putated, recently submitted to thirG
amputation. This time all the dis
eased flesh and bone were removed
, and he is getting along finely.
Bayless w. Hanna seems to be thu
favorite candidate of the Democracy
: for Attorney General. They report
, him to be a finished scholar, ele
quent, attentive and fearless, anC
having a record coequal with that 0
D their most distinguished men. Bay
less was also gallant Son of Malta
9 AFTER FoRTUNE.-Certain par
J, ties are now engaged In digging 70,
: silver on a farm few miles south
west of Corydon, and on one nea
Fairdale, this county. Those en-
y gagged feel sanguine Of success
w uCtnOA 0OCNO0cA0l VI NV Al
s the hidden treasure, it is a fact tina
> they are making the EFFORT Orydol
Democrat.
= TIC. Phillips, of the Kokomo TIL
: Juae, denies that he is candidate TO
: a State office. The Anderson Heralc
s praises him for upholding the homo
: of the profession, and says that n
a man, having an exalted opinion Q
journalism would think of beeom
ing a candidate for such an insig
nifcant position as State officer.
The spirits are living up at MuHoie
e The Times has a long article about il
i with the following displayed heading
: Spiritualism in Munciel
4 A White Woman Transferred into
Red Mani
y The Red Man Returns to the Hunt
}. ing Grounds of His Fathers,
: And Engages in War, Scalp, Cor
4 and Moon Dances,
! TO the Inspiring Sounds of a Violin