The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-07

houah The precise dag has not yet
been determined.
THE blessed man hat preached Tor
Us last Sunday, said Mrs. Darlington,
served the Lord for thirty years
first as circus rider, then as a locust
preacher, and last as an exhaustaf,
From the Indianapolis Erentng
Mirror ne learn that certified copy /
of the Joint resolution hy which the
fifteenth amendment passed the two |
Houses Of our Legislature was, on /
THURSDAY morning, forwarded / Hon.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary # State.
E1oPED.-A gay young lady Of ibis
place, some time ago, left 10 company
with a festive" youth. bot soon Ie-
turned; again becoming tired d der
parents roof, in the s]mbre hour Of
Thursday night, quietly took her de
parture for parts unknown, With ter
faithful lover, it IS supIo 'ed.-- iidsh
fngton Gazette.
MEssRs. RANEY & NIBLocK arrived
here last evening 10 examine our coat
and iron fields. This viii have great
weight 10 the prosecution Of tire
Straight Line Railroad, ii our coal is
tas good as Fepresented. We will give
reports of their investigations rom
time to time during their stay, which
will probably be two or three weeks
RasAingt a Gozeft7.
A GRAND ball will be given a New
Harmony each evening during the
fair. There balls are regarded by
many as the main feature OF the
Posey County Fair.
WE are glad to perceive tlat a pat.
ent has been granted TO our Dung
friend aud fellow town mani U. Du-
| clos, for an iuEenius steam engine
governor" We tender him our
| hearty CONGRATULATIONS, and ttpst his
governor " may realiza Tor bin all
that his genius merits -Aet0 H0r-
aaony Register.
A GOOD joke is told OF young man
/ who attended q social circle q few
evenings since. The conversation
! turned On California and getting rich.
Tom -- remarked that if lie Was
10 California he woud, instead o.
working in the mines, wayay sonc
man who had bag full OF gold,
knock out his brains, g4ther mp the
cold and sLedaddle. Oae OF the young
ladies quietly remarked bat he had
better gather up the brains, as he
evidently stood in more need Of that
article than gold. Tom subsidized. r
Nel0 Albany Ledger
| MONSTER MUSICAL ASSOCIATION r
On organization embracing all the
amateur and professional talent Of the
city is talked Of. We have the mate
rial in our midst for an organization
of this kind, which should give Us z
society OF at least seventy Eve to one
hundred vocal performers, with an
, orchestra of twelve or fifteen pieces
Such q society would be an honor K
the city, and would be couatenanceg
and encouraged by every good citizen
We sincerely hope the project may b
carried out. An occasional publp
rehearsal could be made 10 pay tn
greater portion of the expenses, an'
tho social and educational baneilt
-hwould be far from incon5lderabls-
4Re,0 Albany ledger.
] A FARMER named Henry KloepieI
: who resides soule three miles east q
> the National road, came to the CIT
on Wednesday last 10 obtain settle
ment for the wheat be had scld. Al
: ter tfansa0tiRg his business he 8 rte
e for home, about dusk, on ioot Ate
/. passing the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
j he was assailed by two or more meT
who, after knocking him down. rife
q his pockets of SO MIR Kl0epfe
Z had $125 concealed about his persor
/. which the highwaymen failed 10 get
, Ind. Sentinel.
r, we made mention some day
4 since, that a joint stock e0mpanJ
composed Of capitalists -et this cit
:, | and Of the East, were eontemplatin
Il the erection in Lafay etc, OF an exter
sive establishment for the Ihanuiat
q ture OF plows, and all 9th kinds c
j agricultural implements. It's loea
ton here. however, depended who'll
q upon the vote that was cast on Sate
"a day in favor Of tile La ayette, Munc
q & BloominEtou Railroad To Ia
ground is being broken on Sous
~ Third Street, aear the Perdue Ayr
IN cultural works, for its erection, al
is upward of half q million brick will
nj laid this FalL. '-LGJdyett Courier.
a. ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT IT
= wife Of james Harris. residing fo
miles west of the city on the Nation
d. Road, was thrown from a carria
ily Thursday evening. about four o'eloc
nd | and received such injuries Is will CO
il tainly cause her death. The SIX,
= was seriously fractured, and the co
Il cussion of the brain has caused 4
~. lirium from the time the injury u
re received. She was alive last event,
a but not the slightest hopes were e
tertained Of her recovery. She is
'V daughter Of William Goodman, lis
Of Sugar Greek Township, aud a "
estimable woman. A yyuag gnl q
10, a babe were thrown out at the sa
1ol t,me. by the runaway horse, the bs
he being thrown full six feet upon a 7
cd. Of lumber, but strange to say, neitl
ny received any injury II. E:rpresa
az ~ STATE Geologist Edward I. Cox,
ow company with q number OF our c
n" zens. visited the west side Of the ri
ing Yesterday afternoon and made ha
m examination Of the sand stone guar
all which is supposed to be quite ext
cir sive. The Professor Is OF the opln
hit. that the earth In this locality conta
axe much valuable wealth, and has pro
ised, as soon as time will permit