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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26

MANIFEST - OF the steamer Aruade
from Cairo to EvanAviIIe. july Zfth. Ieaos
For Evansville-Ahu ltz, Thurman. a. l'o
pieces Of castings; steamer Charmer 4
sLoNesi Mr. Beelers spring wagon. VIM
Heilman, horse power, z levers, II pulley.
bundle stay rods, lot Of tools, Fegs 40.
tea mead; J Butz, dry hides: q W. IL
Wlllekb ~ nhdB tobacco; w 81 Brown a. 60.
dos II X DunkersOu a 80, IS 40, 4 trunks
ana box Martin, Gardner q %, al hhds
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Law CARDS.
LEE DINKELSPIEL
W. P. HARGRAVR.

a TTORNE at LA w.
Office on Third Street, In Washington
House Block.
VIII practice various Courts o I
the Circuit. Prompt attention to office
business Idec4 d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26

Captain Watts having provided the
Bermuda with a new shaft, she is In
perfect business order again, and will
depart for Madison TO day as usual,
leaving, as heretofore, every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday.
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Theatejcsls.-Anong the arrivals IN f1al-
cna this week were Jack Langrishc, Of
happy n,csposy. Mr. 1stAus, the scceh-
pIisi,csl artist Mr.. Gen. b. Waldrou. one of
the very best actors that we ever had In the
Northwest. and HE csiimable wife; Mr. and
Mrs. Shields, we'll and favorxbly known
Montanezo, are expected 70 morrow. The
other members Of the company. including,
We hope. Jimmy" Martin. who. a. &mos.
S!nde. Mellon koss and two or three other
characters. has M superior that we have
seen, on the American sage, left Corinnc
on the 4sh, under the Jehuistlcal care If
Billy Wilson, and are expected soon. The
theatre on Main street Is unfinished, but the
company will doubles, appear in the Wood
street Theatre for . time, rs il has been
closed. The season is not encouraging for
,hessricsls, but Helena will support Lam
grishe to the best of its ability. Wcbid the
company welcome back, as old and worthy
friends, and srtistcs who study to please, and
succeed. - .r. 80
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Falling The dry weather is telling fear
fully even llson u,e bcst supplied of the $50
miles Of bitches in Deer Lodge county. The
Rock creek lake. with it, nearly 700 super
fetal acres Of water, fatho'nlcss. and raised
seven feet above its natural level by breast
dam. has yielded to circumstances. Tie
Rick creek ditch has dtswn Of the accunu.
lated waters and reduced it to the natural
level. On Monday, Is We learn from Mr.
Chaunccy Barbour. the ditch company was
obliged to reduce tho supply of $50 inches
ON Pilgrim Bar from ~ hours to 1s. chsrg
ing the miners 10 cents for that time instead
of % for the "a hours. by rcscrvoiring the
water over Dtght It 10 hoped to, fora time at
least, keep the number Of inches up to
the amount mentioned. = 'af-f. w..
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BRYANTs, Soda cools sad compass.

Shot-A party Of prospectors, Frank
Goglcr, II. B. Kcnniston and William Leo
pold, left Confederate gulch some six weeks
since, and have been prospecting in the Vi
ciai,y of lincoln and Jefferson gulches.
Yesterday when mounting in Gslcns gulch.
Leopold's horse became fractous aud in
" bucking," discharged the dragoon pistol
buckled on Leopoll's side. The shot struck
him on the inside Of tho leg. above tho knee
and passing down lodged in the limb The
wound is very painful Mr.. L.. who was
shot twice before while serving in the Union
army. believes the bones arc fractured. lie
was placed in wagon and conveyed TO
BlackfOot.-twclvc milcs-last evening Dr.
Mitchell was summoned from Deer Lodge.
and left to-day 10 take charge Of him.
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IrsssIsg.-A party of ak gentlemen,
Ae'ss'. james Il, and Phil n Dsswn, How.
ARD zenor. Bill Hardsabrook ard Bob Har.
10, k'q': t'he Hoodoo Chief, wss % . ish,,
ING snd hunting excursion 70 l.os. Cssek on
ls't Saturday end Sunday. They brought
In Five Hundred and Twenty sis 1sost,
sonse Weighing thFss pcssds, = The spolls
Of TIE saA-osly essjays lshlae. .ns.sis
"S->-sA a.
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STRANGERS VISITING TIE MErRopoL,

STRANGERS VISITING TIE METROPOLIS
either On business pleasure, will nnd the MAGNOLIA
HOTEL pleasant place to stOp during their soourn
In the City. The House 10 couduceed In the FiR r
CLASS STYLE The Tsle. will always be spread with
the BEST AND CHOICEST In thc market. The sLeEriNG
APAsrAExTs arc comfortable and well wntilated. and
cannot be surpaseed ssywhe,s 10 IT, Territory. The
IIouss h located On MAIN sTREEr, hrss door below
the Post O0Ice, and opposite welis, Fargo 4 Co.,
uclcna, n. 7. Te,Ds moderate 0secnbscks taken
u pa. ...., .e"~ nl3m
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
LATITUDE II. com. LONGITUDE IL 10 n,
ALrITCDk A9!U feet
isr .IAv'sx (.


Weekly average SILT. The weather continues dry
and very smoky. Mt more than hslf crop Of grain
GRASS because nj tho droush grass on the hills dry
tsdcr ALREADY and hsblc 70 al b. burnt up BY the
hrcs that raging In the mountana destroying Inn
meuac quantities Of valuable timber. as.
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BRrAErs Soda Refre-,,e. md coo,,.

Nm. E. r. TEssox, In in another column,
requests that Roger =. Lee should commu-
nica:e with him. Mr.. l.. is somewhere in
the mounnsins' His father was Mr. A. H.
Lee, who drew the Chicago Crosby Opera
House two years ago, and died = few days
since, at Cincinnati. Hence the inquiry
from the administrator .sessrii
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Ice is exhausted IN yDser LODGE There
d not N hundred weight left IN 81 The four
s,ays ies houses hat we's slled 1T win.
:sf ~; / y.rs ,sssiea
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The Hot Sprisgx.-Mr. Granville Stuart.
who wss with the railroed party. on their
numerical test Of the warm springs, showed
the temperature If tho largest to I've 1889
Fshr.; q smaller one. l2s Fshr., and thai,
If the hottest lGl : FAl.r. Water would
lx,il At about coz ; at that altitude. 1t il
noticed that the tcmperaturcOftl,cscs prinxs
Is Increasing very pcrceptibIy. We have no
rcrori Ut temperature two years ago, but
persons living in the vicinity estimate the
increase in that time At l5> or zoe. Pools
that were then Pleasantly warm for baths.
arc now 50 hot rs to prevent bathing. The
smaller spring cmi's val'or during the hot,
test OF these hot days
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On Wednesday . Chinook galsin the Val.
Icy; heavy asaias n Gold Cnak Mountains;
rain, s'et and aPit snow In, Bopl.lae Noun
tsi"s aud = chill. piercing punespcy ,ia Abe
slr everywhere. The rains exiinSai.hed g
checked many mountain tirrs, and he Wind
disperscd the lowering cloud tanks Of smoke
" other and unknown regions
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/ Raid II Jeasrssa oslel from NJ. Brad.
bury, Of Huntley's stage line, We learn TIN.
. land Of Blackfeet made raid on JefIer.
sqe. galsE - ~ bsginsluO q ehsvstk, snl
captured all the stock. NJ. 0utacnAeld 1t.
tempted 70 protcct biz horses but was driysR
70 safer quarters, and biz nurses wns. cap
turrd BY the red thieves. yxrv,r4
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"IWkl I Were . Little rIswer.r-No


IWk4 Were . Little Flower. Mot
many evenings agonc, . party Of amateur
Troubsdours, big with authorizations Of the
Orphan delights they were to twittcr in the
rsr OF night under the windows OF beauty
and by the Installations of the great. started
on thsi. nocturnal perambulstions through
Deer Lodge. Tho tsil Of the horse and the
bowel Of the ca. coll;ded: the night was
filled with the gush Of melody, and virtuous
couches welcomed them 10 x in the grow.
Ing hours, to pillows on which heals fcvcred
with the hush Of excited, unsatistc a,nbi.
tons. tossed sestIessly till morn. Depn,s
tons OF honorcd citizens were expected to
call early, and express profoundcst obliga.
u"ss, snd sppctites were keen edged for cx.
pectbds wjna 5Tbsyl stu waits So Ifas The
only recognition of the musical compliment
sass hss tsanspire1 Il the f6ljswi6g. which
explains itself without namcs
s2T.G 50 grtT Qua losss, Ase. -. iAao
sM:-l Am . resident, pescticisy attorney aud = law
aaAtsg citizen Of Dor LsAee. Tsls b ~ hsasa ard
here psVjxIsc tO stay. am not bot tempered, i'm
pnl:i,r, or vindLtivc rrcogpiSc the fscs bft your
mule istAe Gda4e'e ae1lsa, -sssd bsst1 u tccr
ees :: d x"" H"y rae .. tic |. f.s.' e ny
Isssl.y, joa tam NJ ssiaai sOoss = Il Sy.iss
q midnight In the cndeavOs TO drive me erun this
csp." 49, YOxrs
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J IA RcvSlr. We are In receipt to-day of
. note from NJ. E. s. stackpole, Of .Higl-,
land, with the folio wing fnis: "Send The
NEW NORM. W EST to my address Napa
City. California where expect to locate
for the coming winter. May oil good people
and guardian angels take and continue .
liking tn you and TnE NEW NORTH. W EST.
Good hye" We substitute "au resoir," and
give the parting. hand u one Of our hest
ci,izene. If good wishes could Ike trans.
formed 10 aowcrs. f. s., your pathway would
he ever amid roses. .r
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Personal. -Bishsps Daniel 8. futile A.
rived per Thursdays coach and will hold
services On Sabbath morning aud evening 1t
the Court House. George w. Irwin,
Revenue merchant, left for Missoula this
morning. He was accompanied by MI. D.
8. Stanley, an I'D Montana "print," es route
to Walls Walls, Portland aud 'Frisco.-
Wesley Jones came out Of the " Top
O'Decp," took syssncs st his fu1nre homo,
and journeycd HcIcnawari.--- The Rail.
readers LETT for Helena on Monday THEY
were delighted with the Deer Lodge Pass.
1t Il tie route par eseeaenes!
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LOCAL N EW 8.

Epl~COp0l Services.
Divine service. IT. REV. III hop Daniel s. Tuttl.,
o1iciatiug win hc held In the Court lloase, Decs
Lodge City. Sunday August I'D 1879, At II A. -, and
~ p D.. 3D., .,
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Moose Greek MincS.-FOm Mr.. II. J.
Etacki,ousc, Of Drr Lodge. who, in compa-
nv with Charlie Dcnnct, returned from
Moose creek mines few days since. re have
obssinsl these facts concerning the iixsiags.
They reached the mines. from Helena. July
ls.. and LETT August 9Th. Moosc cree k is
tributary 10 Inc Clearwater; Is just over
che Montana line, in . spur Of III" Couer
dAlenc mountains. 100 miles from Missoula
Mills and % miles from the ferry. from
which tho trail II tho mines leads through
On unbrokcn forest of heavy timber in which
fires. now extingaished. have been raging
this summer. There arc about - men in
the camp Moose City has some IL or 20
houses, including four stores. two butcher
chops. two blacksmith shops and q bakery.
Flour sells 1t $l3 pr hundred pounds; 9th
e. things in proportion. The express comes
IN every two or three weeks from Pierce
City, Idaho. The two princiI q gulchcs"rc
named Pioneer and lndcucndcacc. Each Is
about two miles long. There are number
Of side gulclcs prospecting moderately.
There is no water in. except the natural
streams, giving Independence s!uice head
three Or four, AMI Pioneer tho same alOut
two hours, PER day. At'out.s dozen clsims
are paying. Scott 4 Millcr's claim yields
4oz per dsyon two hours water, two men
al,ovcling. the ground having hcen stripped.
The pny 10 up near tho rim-rock, and not i"
the he'd Of the gulch. At one place on indie.
pcndsnec the pay streak runs over - Science"
hill. The average depth Is four feet. Six.
seen men working six weeks nave just com.
pieted ditch four mica long, but, no water
came through ut the time M. $. left. Andy
Ferguson il working seven men on ditch
from Independence creek, which will he
four miles long. 1t will he completed SEP.
tcmbcr LIST, and the water used in their own
hydraulic. on ground now paying IN ounce
per day. It Is the general impression that
next year the camp will employ $50 or 200
men for four months at good wages. Men
are nov driving and departing constantly.
The camps Of Deer Lodge offer better in
ducemcnts than Moose creek. where sluicc-
b"xcsa. prsrcn.ly used fivc or six years ago.
found 10 various localities. evidence that
the country has been prcspcctei pretty
thoroughly. and thata big" camp j. not
likely to 10 found.
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TO wsox Il MAY ooxctr.ss: H.viax ss.s d.a..cssa
to large amount Ut money BY hogs running In my
enclosed pastass ~ nv gSsaD6% - .hss3ag good
lawful and Sufficient fcooc around the ssms, not bow
ever, prosf against hpgs. hereby give pqbe sftcr.
that nom and Mtcs tAis date, vim dhposs Il III koss
found within shs premises ~ may suit ny couvsn
icace. ? l..sw ryl apHAA = " y DAsc I
DsEa L0DeR, August u. ieoA :. d9sy- hsg Il
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The James Stuart mill at Philipsburgh.
started ur IN last Monday, after having laid
Idle several months. Il is crushing Hope
orc, Of which there Is enough mined 70 keep
It employed several weeks d" '...'-
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We arc pleased to know the McKiustry
House Ball, on Friday evening, the 18th.
was splendid success. About seventy five
persons were in attendance, and "all went
merry, ETC." Mr.. McKinstry purposes re.
moving to Deer Lodge shortly. 70 remain
during the winter. AL that is good too.
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In Justices Court, Deer Lodge City, Au-
gust 18th, before Justices Irvine and New.
comcr-John Quinn, charged with assault
Will, intent to kill Auyustc Boutclle. Held
10 bond in $500 10 answer at District Court.
September term Augusta Boutellc. charged
with assault with tpentto munler John
Quinn, discharged.
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THAT we'll dressed. happy, shrewd ln,sing
gentleman, who drove the handsome turn
out up street to-day, had just l'ecn at Helena.
He stalled his horses At Travis, boarded ut
the kan.kan, slept 1t the Oriental Lodging
House, took his drinks alternately At " Macs
Brown jug" and the Kiyus." bought his
clothes at Hirsl'mans', insured bis life with
CARPENTER. bought anew gown for the wife
st Too,le. Leach & Co.'S and is prosperous,
contcntcd and square will, the world.
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French lch.EThs boys Mad . little
mining excitement q French, gulci on Mon
day.. Allen & oo.S sdcceSs IN their bar on
the West side, was the immediate cause, and
n sssmpeds M na,deIfal IL resulting h the.
recording Of some forty claisna The bur 10
about ~ feet deep, psy gravel 81 the way.
MI. r. B. Campbell IS now building 200
inch ditch which will be completed this
winter and carry water over that portion 81
the bar taken up Allen & Co., are taking
out good pay, using 100 inches Of water.
The Spanish, claims arc paying weli Some
50 men arc ., work on them, but water can
only be had about three hours per day. CO.,.
-.~>.>---
In the Sicrras.-Mr. s, A. Wiley, kindly
remembered by hosts of Helena friends, 10
whom he dispensed educated lightning for
. year or two, with grace, dignity and good
nature, has turned up ut Virginia, Nevada,
still in the W. U. r. Company's employ.
He il just trimming over with joyful appre-
citation of the West sideis. He writes US
under date Aug. 18th, ''Colfax. and party
had q grand reception here yesterday. If.
teen fourth hands, that would make your
heart dance to sec, and ~ army .corrs-trsin
length Of other vehicles, under the guidance
of humanity, were in tbs procession. that
met them 1t Elko and escorted them Lerc.
They have gone u Lake TAHOE and thence
10 me Say Te&!1, 1913 GEsI "GWat 80.
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! Look opt for the Iron Horse. It will DC
, beauty. ..l ....'. ~'..4,. .t .~ -.,. .
: ~ HENRY N. BRYANT. Main street, Helena
ee1ls TnEEE Eastern papesp for = oeoAs. r,.f
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r. G. EROSION,

wHoLssAiE Li0rOa, AND TOBAcCs DEALER, MAIN
Street. Helena has just received complete assortment
Ut whiskies comprising In part II the we'll known
brands. Cane spring. Licking Valley. Ekhorn, l'oonc
County. ~. Also Champaxna lnpsrtsi <larst md
other anc Wines: also Bcsnty and Gilt Edge fine cut
chewing. and every description Of PlsS Tobacco.
nm
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KAN.KAN EAS.KAY
ZIMMERMAN + ROBINSON, .r..,.g
No Wood street, ll.acna. --'''',-
THE MOST lDrtLAR RESTAURANT ~ MONTANA,
The strsSt VI ,il cpicurrr.
ZIMMERMAN i ROBINSON
kAN.KAN KAN.EAy
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" DRY GOODS! !
Dry ceeds. DRY oseds.
o,y ossds, osy oeeds,
p.y Goods ...,. -. Dry Goods
Dry GOODS -. p1 Goods
Dsy Gooda Dry Goods
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Dry GoeaA
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Clothing!
Csthlng
Coshins Clothing
c''*A'.s ,r.,. ''A.. .H'' ,,..>,. e''sA''s
Clothing Clothing
BOOTS AND $40 Ee:
Roots
Boets Boots
..' Beoss Boets
" Roots Bsoes
Boz. ss:'' AND s::s.
.a. shoes Sh0eo
..,.. Shoes Shoea
.... shoes Shoes
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} 6hesA
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. - AwE1L srlrcrzp STOCK o.
Best Quality ofStationery.
A GOOD STOCK OF .
ASSORTED HARDWARE.
'' Our Large and Varied Assortment II Goods '..
Are Offered Low for Cash
WE have found It Impossible TO do sueeessfu.e!ed
w It business IN this Territory and We have marked
our goods % low that the money must be PAID when
the suods aie delivered.
e~Pc,sons wishing to tuy chesp 0esds en- - -
BY throwing gUd. clean .Vd IN sight.
wwe are determined to sen - cheap - che
cheapest, a.-"
wAa ezaninas,ea Of our Stock Is respectfully 70.
BON " E r & w ELCH.
beer L,dss City ard xisss.la, 4. I.
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Merchandise!
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-20
CHRONOLOGICAL.

CHRONOLOGICAL.
Aueust u, isG2-Battc Of Bowling Green. Mo.
August ~ lsG4-Prof Dimsdae opened the arst
school In Montspa at Virginia.
Aseu.t a. !sCS-si 100 100 IN gold dust shipped from
Montana bsr and cuich via llcle-
m and benton, to the States.
August u, lsss--Peter lloran hung At Bannsck for
the murder Of John xellv.
August &C. 1862 spcl'mas hung At Gold Creek: asyt
execution IN Montana
The data Of tho above 10 derived from the Montana
Statistical Almanac"
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
LATITUDE 46 W. m. LONGITUDE IL , 10 M
ALrIrCDk A9!U feet.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-08-20

The, New North : West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-24
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcn'..
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs-MEAsUREs ADOPTED
FOR MEETING A FINANCIAL EaERGENcf.g
PETERsB URIC, April %, 1853. :

1870. PETERSBURG, April %, 1859.
At the instance of the Finance Committee
special meeting Of the Common Council
was held this afternoon to adopt some mea-
sure to relieve the city of threatened fnan--
cial difficulty. In laying the taxes at the
last meeting an ordinance was passed grant
ing the privilege to merchants and others
assessed with license tax to pay their dues
by the quarter. Owing to the scarcity of
money similar ordinance was enacted
wear ago but the committee, finding the
means now at their disposal insufficient to
meet debt of S22, 900, which, becomes due
in a few weeks, asked the repeal Of the late
ordinance, and the enactment Of another
requiring the license tax to be paid OF once.
The quarterly arrangement could not be
expected to bring in more than SO, 500 by
the time needed, whereas less than $4,000
would not suffice for the emergency. To
save the city from going to protest, the
Council acceded to the proposition ofthe COM
mittee with almost entire unanimity, though
in the present stringency in money matters
a general regret was expressed by members
that the Indulgence extended last. year
could no longer be continued.
To-day has been almost oppressively
warm, and everything in the city appears
to be wearing quiet aspect. 3.