davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

Universal CLOTHES WHINGRR but one inyen.
ti0u has held It's own IN the housenOld and that u u
Clothes Wringer. We have used one OF those whose
name Leads thus article, for ten gears aud Il has
W consider the fact that the frame and ali parts the
machine are made OF wood TO IN ts favor. There
eau be no possibility Of injury TO the clothes by rust
Another advantage Of tins Hringcr Is that OF patent
y g., IN the form OF screw placed over the wnScls
preventing them from getting out OF gear. But the
Principal advantage OF this Wringer over Others the
LNcu double gear. This Is the invention OF the late
~ warren ROWell, and one OF the best devices in me
chnnlcA. movements that mas come under our obserya
tVn for q ,oag iime.-K Y Mechanic, Dec. 1, 1885
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
1.-Two stoclt MARKET.

beet cattle to-day were 8 cqroads or ssj heads The
absence OF the Jews from the market gave al appear
ance OF unnusual duuess but most Of the stock was
sold. and prices ruled about the a. on Monday.
The poorest catte sold at iSC. per H., and few
binary to prime stee,s was i4H &c. with the bulk of
tho sales at The receipts Of sheep numbered
2iai head sal were slow al bdsc. for tar to good
shearcd sheep with 2sar loads OF unthorn including
very common to very good. sold at bA.@siac. n.
Hogs were more plenty to-day, and the narhet was
easier. Receipts were 2s63 OF when u, Illinois, 1907
b- sold at 0hc. ~, ami ltl DO. 1919 rs.
av. At acc. Dressed hogs were easier, aud sold Al
IKE. o n. generally.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

IArrSrs.- Inventors who wish to take out Letters
Ir'.t are advised 70 counsel with MUSS Il CO., Id.
tDr- OF the scientific American, who have prosecuted
Cams before tho Patent once for twenty three years
1Ae,r American and European Patoat Agency u tue
most extensive In tne world. Charges less tnan ary
other reliable agency. pamphlet containing full IN
hructons 10 inventors, s sent gratis. Address MUM
& CO., 81 Park row, New York.-Adv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

Atariou al wgencs. eEalsous, aud lotions for the
complexion. They are awars either useless DANCER.
Gus. Remove the cause OF spots pimPles. morphew,
and other external dslsufements OF orupve type.
BY removing the inward with Few doses Of star
fords Iron and Sulphur Po'odsrs which at tone
the stomach an dsinec the vital nuid. Thoy the
finest con 1ination u inv sorAnt aud an ansoptc
that the word has ever known.
sold by Druggists. Package, II Powders, Ell :
Packages, 81 .. Mailed Free Money at rick.
HALL d RUCKEL. 2is Greenwich ST., ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

IN the recent annual report Of the Savings Banks
~ lh state the superintendent says; For my years
,see nag LCt been loss 10 deposltors In these insu
- OF rug telN N ma IN dollar, This small Der
IE5IgGe o. actual loss noreoyer was not through
@Nu " a. LUlestY. This IA evidence 81 the most per-
lcl fecll ~" therefore, deposit your funds 10 tho
Mutual Benent Savings Bark, In the Sun building ADJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

great deal has been said In regard 10 Knox, the
hhUer. Au1 great deal more VIII continue TO be
,ag apoui nm, Knox 0eoags 70 mat class who " III
Lel.. nc laked out, Tor tic simple reason that he
.G u@y ewing The public tomethirg new TO talk
aLDu. hLONs styles are always connected on when
Ever hey Ahkc their appearance. Leading articles Of
'NsLt 10 always are,-Ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
MIRIsIED.

BCRNS-HOpKs.-In BIoOklyn p. r., on wednes
day Agrl 20, ~ the i,cv. VIM n Johnson, Mr. Edward
Bu'us TO Mn. 1cnua HupAs, botu Of lonkets, West
chester cOugty, y. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
Did John Graham Apo.ogizes-NIrs. Cali
honn's Eriends sny he Did.

FroNn IfslfFduVf bTtlI11 FI0he md FTtss
We have learned that Mr. Graham did make
the remark TO Judge Garyin which the despatch 10
the Chicago TrtIWt attributed 10 min. and We have
every 10 believe TINT the special cle rapAlc
correspondent OF the Chicago Tribune this city IL
a man Of uuimpeachable integrity .gnd yerac.ty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

steamship Iowa, Glasgow. fndse. and rass.
steamship Cambria, G a-gow, mdse and pass.
Sttamslip DAclan, Ness.na, ut, an pass.
Steamship Slts am stripe, hOrtau-Prnee cotec.&c.
Steamship Charleston. Charleston, ullsc and pass.
Bark carrie L. Long. Bienas Ayree hides.
BARK Adclheid u .gtha, Liverpool. N Use.
big Omega, CicntUcrOs, sus n.
scilr. Csrre. Bravo, Teas hides. &c.
Schr. Frank JamcsOl, Sa-uA, sugar,
Also. the usual river anu coastwsy vessels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

Gallons Of blood n'e sucked out OF the
American uCoplc every week by U"dnuIs. stop tue
drain, 80. u ~ usins lsAAcsoNs sCgA PoP IL lays
out blood suckers Instant % the reaches,
ras sad misc, sold b. all druggists. Prime pal depot,
&c Fulton ST.. New ofk.
House Cleaning efirctunily done BY the aid
OF PYLEs o. h. soap. Al! The best gToccs Keep II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAc-ruts nav
rises.... 10 sui tets.... II Moo1 RISES 20
stndy HooK.. ! % Gov. Ifiani. % uen Date 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
Tho schnnI nLin NIarcnry.

N1rraiA, Va, April 2l.-About POO boys from
e N...--i school chip Mercgry are comfortably
goa. -" on board the United states receiving sRly
49," A.u. s'..e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
NnhIitntinlts.
THE NEW BOOKs or TfiE SPRING,
u PUBLISHED ny
HARPER a. BROTHERS. NEW YONG

the NEW HOOKS or THE SPRING,
HARPER 8 BR6ifERs' NEW Yonz.
States, Oh receipt or n6frice.
HARPER's MAGAZINE for MAY. 1870
The most popular Monthly In the WORTHY i. 90
TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS. nv Az OLD Boy
Now hdiiion. with numerous Illustrations by Ar
thur hughes and sidney Prior Hall. syo, Paper, 81
sELFnELP; with Illustrations q character, Con.
s"Ihe LIZ Of f1e stephen,ons History Of the
limo, Cloth 81.
DAzAR BOOK OF DEcoRi-M. The Care Of the Fer.
sTon, Manners Etiquette and Ceremonials. i6i0,
Toned Paper Cloth, Bcyccd Edges, 81.
DEgENhAMs vow, A Novel By AMELIA h. En-.
q aohey Miss csrew Has'Sfy I HS m
$40. Paper. Is cents
A1%i I J civil WAR History OF the. American
Ssy YorE Three vS W. 3i IT, jan s%y ,eaav
A BRAVE LADY; ny ,He spthor Of " John Halifax.
81; Cloth, $780,
cYGtt2pFRsGiRPlA q SHEoISeeAI AsP
win Maps and numerous IllusNatlons To DO com
comgrsInG S6s Letter. 10 @. arc now ready %t Tue
u%c GiOth. q Sheep. pr ,G G fEaoroceo co.'s per vol
SKETCHES OF CREATION a Ponuiar View OF some
q he Grand CONCLUSIONS Of the sciences in reference
hs 81 ss n Of S,snsS
Ne Earth and the Solar system. BS XLTSaEbs IN
WI MiaFGn al LIZ PI4iss.or Of Geology Zoology
rector q the state Geological Survey. With niustra
THE UNKIND WORD, and Other Stories BY the
Cloth elsa.
TIE ANDES AND THE AMAZON; or, Across the Con.
u preIa. s SCUM Amerea by JAMES oEroN NJ A.
Ioughkeepsie. N. y ana Corresponding Member OF
The Acsdemy 81 Natural Sciences, Philadelphia. With
iustrations Crown svo, Cloth, ".
JouRSAL OF THE PRINCE OF wALEs's VISIT TO
THE EAST; journal OF q Visit TO Egypt CONSTANT.
nonle. mo Srlmea. Greece, Sc, In the suite OF the
LIAM GREY i2uo. Cloth. si.s0
TENNYsoS's COMPLETE POEMS. with numerous
Illustrations. and three Charac erstic PORTRAITS.
New Edtion. soh Thousand. svo. Paper. 50 cents !
eAA1 ms NoyEL TIE Rule Of tse Monk or
BALDI svo, Pager 50 cents.
MISS MTFoRDs LIFE ANpLETTERs. The Life OF
Mary Russell Milford, Authoress OF "Our village,
With Anecdotes and sksthcts Of her most ceiebrated
contemporaries. Editcd py Rev. A. q. X, LES.
TRANCE. 2vols., ismo, Cloth. o. 90.
so RUNS THE WORLD AWAY. A Novel. by Mrs
5ocents.
HANDBOOK OF THE SULPHUR CURE. rs applica.
bic TO the Vine Disease in America and Diseases OF
Apple and other Fruit Trees. BY VIM. j. FiAGG Au.
l2mo, Paper, 50 cents.
UNDER FOOT. A Novel. ny ALTON CLYDE, Author
cents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

ishnen; TO dobi.tatod constitutions. improves dyes.
ton. relieves weakness and female irregularities AID Is
kev -c the great Jeciac for diseases OF the bladder
Kidneys, and urrary organs IN either sex.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

are speedily relieved. aud IL tarcn in time, perua.
ncutly cured ~ JNYSLs EXrEcToRAST. You wal aud
IN also certain remedy I.s Colsas AMI Colds. Sold
everywhere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

Sent By Man. postage prepaid 10 any part or tie Jtted
SIdtes, Oh receipt OF az price.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

StLF.HELPi with Illustrations Of Character, Con-
DUCT and Pers0veranCe. by SAMUEL SMILES, Author
81 The LILO of Che stephensons,n History OF the
12mO Cloth, ST.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

BAZAs BOOK OF DECORUM. The Care Of the Ter.
SON Manners, Etiquette, and Ceremouals. l6nO,
IOncd Paper, Cloth, BCvclcd FJges Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
Sprtml Noiltts.
-~--~~~~-~~~~-~>>->f -,'--1-'-|>~
POMEROY-s "FINGER PAD TRUSS"

POMEROY-s "FINGER PAD TRUSS"
SO called because Il initiates the pressure OF the hui
man hnger in It's method OF retaining Rupture or
Hernia.
Awarded the First Medal and Diploma OF the Ameri'
can Institute, October, 1863
Report OF the Judges
" No, b2O- Patent Adjustable Irusses. w Pomeroy a
Co., 553 broadway, New lork.-BkSr. The Committee
are unanimous m reporting in favor OF the superior
Ing produced by means Of tue serated eccentric
wheel and the Finger Fad, which admits OF accurate
III WIS A. SAYTF, Committee
JAMES X. MACGREGOR, NJ d., OF Judges
"a true copy from the Report on nle. .
4" JOHN W. CHAMBERS, SEQ. Managers"
An illustrated pamphlet. giving null description or
~ ' " w, POMEROl CO.,
1858 Broadway, New York,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

Know mains 70 be seen how much the party Is
t'i''i by this magnificent strategy Of the Hon
haii .- G.oss, Who has tlrown trusted leader and
'''i $3.50 'IuHiWol oiice-seekcr who never could
S,-.. rp..u's guard of voters, and could not
o. r.-c 1ui trustee. The affair has occasioned
'' .. i.c German RAMS that threatens not 10
pc t.1 H... 10 the retirement Of the Hon Mag
a. W .-e lisal L1s position as head oil the German
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

TOM BROWNS SCHOOL DAYS. nv AN OLD Boy.
Now hdiiion. With numerous Illustrations by Ar
thur hughes and sidney Prior Hall. sYO, Paper, 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

HARPER's MAGAZINE for MAY, 1870
serUer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

DEBENhAMs vow, A. Novel, by AMELIA II. En-.
lion q Money" miss Carew. " &C., &c. Ilustfated
$40. Paper, Is cents Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

AMERICAN CIVIL WAR History OF tho American
Ssyi, VIZ W by JoHs " gnArER. NJ p LID Pro
Of New YORK. In Three Vols V0i. iii Jast yeqdy
6yo, Cloth, $3.50 per vol. 49, S'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23

BRAVE LADY. ny the author Of John Halifax,
81; Cloth, $780, '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-23
Garptts.

4 OsT-Horse and cart horse black, white stripe in
lace, whIIe hind feet cart red, No. 2,lI nnder
vii be rewarded 10 Clin 81.
Il 0-T-Poee snied No. Loo, please, " found, re!
turn II 10 the 2Ist Precinct 100 East 3oth 81 nbe
raj reward given.
$500 so S ssss dressed 2. IL
pea cket with yeyet collar mixed pants with purple
cord sides red ana black neck black roundtop nat
fir complexion DARK hair about feet 8inehes In he h
was last New Iork city the morning OF April
a. ANY Information OF MS whereabouts for which the
above reward will be PAID he lett with his father II.
II. Bennett, Pine ST., near Communpaw ay,i his upcle
r. Clarke 100 Washington aY lLAfaye Bergen City
N j, or, f. o. Burllng II Murray a., New York city,
q. - REV D.-Lost, a small black and tan dog
SpD with tip OF tail broken Y. Ehlers engraved on
solar, The above reward Will be paid at Bonds eat.
~ mouse. " Snrlng ST. j, t, EHLEks,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-19
wheeler Mining Compnp,..Loce.

NJ "t'h' hhH'"S ss"psb ssbOaes
w ton uf wulks, flue Grove. H. tHda t,uhtN.
Nevada -N,iire is heicby given that at y meet.
IL Il the Bn"rd oi Trustees "f saii company bel
on The 4jth day U June, 1870 bn Assessment ~
Fifty Cent, per Share Mas levied upon tie capital
st",k oi saii company, payable immediately in
uItod states god Gin, 90 the Sp,tut,te, ut 'la
giiire oi The company, Per u stewart street San
franc.op, Cal Anyst ck upon which said ss.cs..
mvut sht.l remain upppid un the ;igth day Julr
ls1h, 'Eall be deemed delinquent, and VII be nj,
'crii.ci iar sale at public au,tiur ~ NJ les pa,.
mrnt sta be made before, will le sud on the
10Th day "f august, ls'0 o. ray delinquent ~.
.essncuts, together with cot of ad,cftiaiig AMI
expenses uf sale.
by order OF Board Of Trustees.
b. b, BENT. src'y.
Office, Pier IL st'-trt street, Sai ffancis s,..
Cal hli.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-24
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-The Com
mittee on Judiciary this afternoon
made a favorable report to the Sen
ate, In executive session, on the nom
ination of Col. Ackermau to be At
torney General.
The Senate, without objection or
debate, confirmed the nomination.
The rule which requires notice of
the confirmation of nominees not to
be sent to the President until two ex-
ecutiye sessions have interviewed, was
suspended so the President might
forthwith be advised of the confrma-
tion in this particular case.
Col. Ackermau arrived this even
ing. and had an interview with the
President. The Senate to day, con-
firmed the following: Z. Benninger,
n. c.; BeDj. V. Abbott, N. Y, and
Chas. P. James, d. c., as Commis-
sioners for the revision and consolida
tion of the statutes of the United
States.
Paymaster John II. Stevenson is to
be advanced fifteen numbers in his
grade, for extraordinary heroism dur
ing the late rebellion.
FL. p. Strong, at Beloit. Wis; h.
Towne. at Ripon, Wis; FL. b. Joggers
no Hudson, ft Is., we're confirmed a5
Postmasters-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-24
Cuban NeWs-RPjOIeIng over Presl.
dent Grants Message on Cuban
Affairs.

Cuban NeWs-Rej0 j0IcIng over PFesl-
dent Grants Message on Cuban
Affairs.
NEW YORK, June % On the arrival
the steamer Port au Prince from New
York, at Port au Prince, Hayti, two
passengers, named Grant and Ar
mond, were arrested on a charge of
taking counterfeit money into the
country. Several millions of dollars
of the money was discovered in their
state room. They we're thrown into
prison, and will shortly be put to
death. The counterfeits were evident
ly engraved in this country.
The Worlds Havana correspondent
writes that President Grants message
to Congress on Cuban affairs was tele-
graphed in full to that city by the
Spanish Minister at Washington, and
was room after printed ia hand. bills
by the official paper, and distributed
through the city.
1t produced the greatest JOY among
the Spanish citizens and volunteers,
and the Presidents name was shouted
everywhere with enthusiastic UiUds.
There was strong disposition tc IL
Illuminate the city. Notwithstanding
their happy mood, the authorities
still keep In prison the A American Cit
izen last siezed by them. Joseph Qua
~, and even refuse TO inform Consul
General Biddle, why he was arrested.
News has been received of the
death of General Calikto Gailicia, one
of the Insurgent chiefs, who was
killed in an escort engagement, near
Santa Rita. He makes fourteen gen
eral officers lost by the Cubans since
the beginning of the war.
A special. dated Madrid, midnight.
says in the Cortes yesterday, a bill
introduced by Senor Moret. Min
ister for the Colonies, on the 18th Of
May, for the gradual extinction of
slavery in all the Spanish possessions,
was adopted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-24
C0MMENCEMENr EXERCISKS AT
WABASH COLLEGE.
WABAsH CoLLFaE. june 23.

WABASH COLLEGE, June %.
Editors Journal:
The chief excitement at Crawfords-
vile for the past week has been the
commencement exercises of Wabash
College, opening on Wednesday, the
18th. with the annual examinations,
which continued three days. On Fri
day evening the prize declarations of
the preparatory department took place
in the Lyceum Hall. There were six
competitors, chosen for their faithful
attendance and performance of duties.
There were three prizes awarded,
Mr.. s. NJ. McGregor. of Poland,
taking the first; Mr.. i G.. Beck, of
Delphi, the second, and Mr.. T. B.
Ewing, Of Seymour. the third. Surely
the boys were not behind the age +"
in the selection of their motto; it was
the sublime and unsung" A6i
Musca--" Shoe Fly"
We might say lust here that the
members of the Calliopean and Lyce-
um Societies have, within the last
month, reftted their halls with fine
Brussels carpets, paintings and other
appropriate adornments, and can now
safely vouch that they have two of
the largest and finest furnished liter
arv halls 10 the West. On Sunday
morning the Baccalaureate sermon
was preached by President Tuttle
the church was crowded to its utmost
capacity; the discourse, as usual, was
40 able one. and well delivered his
closing address to the graduating
class was peculiarly touohing, and fell
deeply by every one in the audience
Iu the evening. the annual address tc
the Society of Inquiry was delivered
by Rev. VIM. A. McCorkle, of Detroit
Mich, graduate of this institution
We can only say that there are bui
few men who have the ability to write
! = --,e-A ~hlA disnaHrse than this was
( On Monday morning the studont
( end 3 large portion Of the alumni as
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-24
THERE was a sort Of ''Iovo feast"

THERE was a sort of "love feast"
at Wabash College, the other night,
Of which correspondent writes:
DIR. Tuttle remarked that the faith
er of the college. the man who first
conceived the idea of building the in
stituti0D, and who started the move
ment was with us, in the person of
Mr.. Jas. Thompson, who now resides
in Minnesota. Mr.. Thompson being
called on, took the floor. presenting
quite a healthy appearance for a man
who is nearing his three score and
ten. Being himself graduate of Dart
mouth, he was warmly interestedin ed J.
ucational matters, and imagined this a
good point at which to lay the foun-
dation for a college. He proceeded
to give an interesting account of the
difficulties he and others labor ed un-
der to get start; how two of the
trustees, wealthy men, resigned their
places, because there was a PROPOSE
ton on foot to erect new building,
at an enormous expense OF 1000. As
an instance of their poverty, he said
that after they had secured the first
building. they were so. hard pressed
that they borrowed $50 to pay off the
carpenter, and then borrowed money
repeatedly to pay off the loans as they
successfully became due.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-24
TELEGR RAPHEC.

New York Items-Failure or q Heavy
Gold BF0keF-The Railroad War
Continued Reductions In Passen-
ger Fare-FFeightS TO be Advanced.
NEW York. June % The market
at the Stock Exchange was unsettled
to- day, by the announcement of the
failure OF JAS. Boyd, who is broker.
He suspended on contracts to have
been made for account of X. B. Keteh-
um. 1t appears that Boyd was carry
ing large amount of gold, about
S., 100000. The cause of the failure
was the decline in gold, and the abb
sorbtioD of margins by interest ac-
count on stocks. it appearing before
his suspension that he paid out over
$500 900. in the settlement of losses.
The amounts carried were out of
all proportion to the margins put up.
Boyd's losses it is thought, will be
covered by SIS 900, and that they are
not larger is due 10 the fact, that the
operations which have been closed
within the past few days on some
stock have showed a profit. Great
sympathy is expressed for Boyd,
who has been an attached friend to
AQA y duA MnO aEAGu Ua
his broker, both before his departure
and since his return TO the Street.
This is the third time Boyd has failed,
and in each case, through the failure
of his principal, Before his suspen-
sion he paid over $4,000 in settle.
ment of losses.
Competition for passenger traffic
between the New York Central, and
Hudson River, Erie, and Pennsglva-
MIA Central Railroad Companies con-
tinues active. with some further re-
ductions to important points in the
South and Southwest. To New Or
leans the rate for first class fare, ria
MISSISSIPPI River, was to day reduced
by the Erie, from $50 to $52 S5, and
st. Louis rate, from S28 to $26 So.
The General Agent of the Southern
Line, ria Richmond, also adopted
these rates to- day, and still cheaper
rates are promised within a day or
two. From present appearances
New Orleans fare will be reduced to
$40 within a week, with similar pro.
portlonate decline to all intermediate
points. $l8 rate to Chicago, SIT to
Cincinnati, and $21 to Louisville, by
all the trunk lines continues un-
changed, but further reductions are
anticipated.
First class freights will be advanced
on July the 1st, TO Chicago, from 81 II
per one hundred to 81 so; the rates
to Cincinnati, from 81 to 81 AZ; rates
to Louisville, from 81 % 10 81 70;
rates to Quincy, Ills, 81 40 to 81 81
rates to St. Louis. 81 40 to 81 81.
Ice will be advanced next weeS about
% per cent
The charge made by Editha Montez
against the Mesdames Woodruff g.
Ciahin was dismissed, and she was re-
manded to the care of the Commits
soners of Charity.
President Grant has pardoned Louis
Lindonre for a violation of the Inter
nal Revenue law. relative to lotteries.
He had served about half the time Of
his imprisonment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-24

Meeting or the International AssOcl.
alton or 7. n. c. A., at IndIanap-
oils.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 23.-The Con-
vention was called to order at ten
o'clock, by President Mclean. After
singing a hymn. DIR. Harper. of Iudi-
annapolis, read thu Nineteenth Psalm.
and led IN prayer. The minutes of
yesterdays meeting were read and
adopted. A number OF resolutions
and communications were presented.
and referred to committees, without
reading. The Chair announced the
following Committee on Associations !:
Hon. G. G. Lathrop, Newark. N. J.: /:
J Ohm Il. Wheat, Louisville. KY; Al.
fred Sandman. Montreal; T. @. Crock
er, Westerly, X. J.; Geo. A. Young,
Hamilton. Ont; H. H. Judson. Mem.
phis, Tenn. d. X. Small, York, Pa.
The special order for the morning
session being the discussion of the
question of What branch of the as.
sociation work has afforded the most
encouragement during the past year?"
The discussiJ1 was opened by Mr..
Hall, of Washington. ID. O., and con-
tinued by Messrs. Kimball, of Erie.
Penn. Moore, of Macs; Baldwin. of
Newburg. N. T.: Hay, Of Toronto.
Cressey, of Des Moines, Iowa; Geo.
IL. Stewart, Of Philadelphia, Penn,
and others. There is a large number
of delegates present at the Conven-
tlOn this morning, many having ar
rived on last nights trains.