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European Markets.

BY Telegraph LONDON June -.
Consuls for money 025z. American Se-
curities, steady; Cos, DOC. 62s. 9O1s, 6Ts, Sg5s
FRAEKFoRT, June 29.-Bonds unchanged.
PARIS, Junes 29.-Bourse firm al 72fr 81
centimes.
LIVERPOOL. Juue 29.-f]OttOn - Midllng
upland g5s0lOc: Orleans los 9l0I; sales Of
5000 bales. California white wheat los Sd
red western No 2 s. 9d6sSs 10; red winter
Is 3d. Western -four 23s Sd. Corn No.
mixed SIS 3D.. Oats p Sd. Barley 81.
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Louisville Market.

BY telegraph LOUISVILLE, June %.
BAGeTNG-Demand good: lower, at 291zc
CoTToN-Dull; mtddung igc.
FLoUR-Extra family, IS SO.
GRAIN-Nominaily unchanged.
PROvIsIoNs Dull and weak. Bacon l3%,
l65z and l71zc. BuIa meats, 121S, 15z, and
l6Lc.
LARD-I7c.
HAMS -2l1$d22c
WHIsKY-Firmer; sales at g9c9Sl.
ToBACCO--MaTket active and strong +:
sales OF 28T hhds at 81 9507 rs for frosted
10 Tugs; E8gS 40 low to medium bright leaf
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nonleK.s Baking Powder.

The standard reputation attained %
this unrivaled and tnfailtble Yeast row
der during twelve years past, is due 10 It's
perfect purity, healthfulness, and econo-
ny. Put up IN Tins, actual weight, as
represented, and will keep for years.
one fourth to one-half less than other
BAKING Powders.
Sold by C3roeers throughout the United
States DOOLEY q BROTHER,
Manufacturers and Proprietors.
ap23 d3m cod 90 New Street, n, x,
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MempbIs Market,

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, June 20.
CoTroN-NominaIly I9c; receipt So bales
exports $50 bales.
FLoUR-NominaI.
CoRE-Dull at Csc TO 81 0j.
OATS Quiet at 60062c.
HAY-Quiet at $50.
BRAN-Flrm at $40 n store.
LARD-Nominal.
B1ooE-ShouIders 1s1ze; sides 161z9l75zc.
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Crops IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS,
Commodore John Gilbert, of Golcon-
da, informs us that the wheat crop in
Pope County, Ills. is harvested, and
is the heaviest that has been grown
in that county since 1855. The oats
crop will also be unusually heavy, and
the corn crop is very promising.
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By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June ~.
CoTToE-. " ominal; middling l9glsA.
FLoUR-DuI; super S. so; Xxx % 81; 441A
" CSo9ax-ouiet: mixed csc; yellow 81 white
81 05al 10.
OARS Weaker at 62963c
RRAN-&la1 on.
HAY-Prime S22
PoRK-IoWer at 81 =
BACON--Dull at l71z9lSH.
HANFs-2242212.
LARD-oulet; fierce 155<qIe5<;. keg 1871.
SUGAR-Firm: prime l11I0tl5&.
MoI,AssEs-Firm at 60G75c.
WHIsKY-s1 GOAL 10.
CoFFEE-Prime I71<9I71Z.
ETERLING-22.
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j. o. q. F.

Important meeting of Morning Star
Lodge, No. z, l. o. o, Thursday
evening, June Both. Officers and
members are requested to be present.
Members of Crescent Lodge. No. 122.
and Schiller Lodge, No. 138, are also
cordially invited.
je29 2t HENRY S. BENNETT, Sec'y.
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Crops IN KENTUoKY--From Mr..
4. III. Cardin. Of Marion. Crittendon
County, KY, who was In the city on
Tuesday, we learn that the wheat
crop in Crittenden County is really
excellent. 1t is generally now in
shock, and farmers are highly salts
fed with the reward of their labors.
Mr.. Cardin cut one hundred acres OF
his famous Rust Proof Wheat, which
he believes will average twenty-five
bushels to the acre. He represents
the tobacco crop unusually promising
some of the plants alrea dy having six
or seven leaves.
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New York Cold and STOCK Market.

BY IeloRf9p0 NEW YORK June ~.
There is a rugnor this afternoon that the
fliculties among the trunk lines of rail-
roads ere In process OF settlement. The
Directors OF the Hannibal 81 St Joseph
Railroad, In session to-day at Boston, re-
port current dividend OF six per cent,
cash. on both classes of stock, and twenty
per cent. on scrip.
MoNLY-Ve-y abundant at 3 to 5 per
cent.
STERLING Firm at 81<0gz6
GoLD-Duii: opened al li11<, advanced to
11ls6. fell to llI54 on sales Of s500,C00 by the
Canadian Bank, against bond opera ions,
It recOv red to llI% @ lll1S, and closed
steady. Carrying rates 4 per cent, and
borrowing nat. Clearances $4,000 600. The
Treasury sold 81 000,000 at III 58-100.
GovEREafESTs - Higher, but closed
fraction OF best rates.
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chicago Market,
By Telegraph

By telegraph CHICAGO, June 20.
FLoUR-Dull aud nominal.
WHEAT-Opened dull at 81 04G1 on cash
81 seller July; 10 became firmer and closed
at ST 03 cash 81 061< seller July for No. 2.
CoRr-Mixed active; closing at 7Sc cash /;
1917 seller July for No.2
RYE-Quiet at &c lower; closing at 1910
1917.
Observation-Disclosures and nominal.
HIGHwINEs-Ac tfve at CSC for iron bound !.
PRoyIsIOEs-Quiet; mess pork clotei at
s29a20 So
LARD-I51za155z.
BULK MEATS-Dry salt shoulders liza
Ils<; short rib middles I4560t4s<.
HOGS -Tolerably active at Is 1898 80 for
common TO extra.
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THE BAPTIST ExCURsIoN.-It was
supposed by some that the sudden
bereavement in the Rev. Mr.. Caper-
tons and Mr.. Talbott's families,
would interfere with the Baptist ex
cursion on the Fourth of July. Both
of these gentlemen, however, recog-
nizing the necessities of the church,
and knowing that they have the SYM
pathy OF the entire community, desire
the programme 80 be carried forward
according to the original intentions.
The arrangements are being pushed
forward energetically. A gentleman
goes to West Franklin on Friday. to
see that the grounds ara in order.
Several kinds of amusements foI
old and young will be provided.
This trip viii be one of tie cheap
est and most pleasant that will take
place upon that day.
For particulars see local notice or
this page.
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SCoTT.-All the periodicals can be
found at SCOTS Book Store. corner
Second and Main Streets. Mr.. Scott's
increasing ponderosity having made
it necessary to have more room, he
has taken the cabin of the institution
all to himself aud his cabinet of lit
erary and other curiosities, among
which are that remarkable h4S-Jry CT
the stave and shingle trade in INDIE
pendence; samples of solid aad fluid
sap kindling. aud other antiquities.
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10. 0. F.-Particular attention is
called to the local notice of meeting
of Morning Star Lodge, No. Z, this
evening, to take action 10 regard to the
selection of suitable site for Lodge
ball. Every member is deeply inter
ested in this movement, and large
attendance is desired Members Of
other Lodges are also invited.
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FIGHT.-A drunken wretch entered
. house near the corner of Sixth and
Cherry. yesterday, and gave the peo-
pie a good deal of trouble to get him
out. From there he went to a gro
Gerry in tho neighborhood. and becom-
ing violent, the proprietor kicked
him into the streSt.
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LOST GIRL FOUND. - 1t will be
remembered that nearly two weeks
ago notice appeared in the JOURNAL,
of the disappearance of Mary Jung,
of Cannelton. 1t appears from fur
Their accounts that the girl, whose
name is Juengst, had plucked some
flowers in garden. the proprietor of
which threatened IN jest to have her
arrested, and seeing a constable ap-
preaching her. next day, she fed,
leaving no trace of her whereabouts,
until a day or two since, when she
was discovered at neighbours house,
where she was concealed.
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B&-All ladies who belong to that
class who are never able to be we'll
nor yet quite able to die, go to DIR.
Bannings Lecture this afternoon at
80 P NJ, and learn qohy 10 IS so. 'Tis
the last Lecture of the course that
ladies can attend, and is for them
only. Go, aud go early.
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THE FIRE AT NEwBURG.-By pri-
vate advises from Newburg, it ap-
pears that the fire on Tuesday morn
ing, destroyed only about $50 bales of
hay, which ia less than half the
amount FIRST reported.
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DIscLAIMs.-Mr. Ed. Rowland, of
the JOURNAL Job Rooms, disclaims
the credit given hiu by the Courier,
of having brought up the bodies Of
the drowned boys. OF Tuesday. The
credit belongs 70 his brother Robert,
who was assisted by Scott Buchanan
in bringing the bodies ashore. The
name of the boy who first discovered
them has not yet transpired.
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ssThe Heart and Lungs. /,

Or how we live by breathing" is the
subject of DR.. Banning's lecture to-
night, to be delivered before ladies
and gentlemen, at 8:15. Go early.
Admission-single lecture, 80 cents;
remainder of course, IS cents.
ie29 81
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E~ T. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, PAT
ent Medicines. American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gTess and RockbridRe Al1m Waters.
ie17-tf
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PERsoNAL.-Chas. III. Mann, Esq
went East BY last evenings train, to
visit his old home in Maine, intend
ing TO be absent about four weeks.
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E0 Initial Paper, the best selection
in the city, at the JOURNAL Office.

GRAND JURY.-There will be a
called session eff the Grand Jury on
Friday. for the purpose of investi-
eating the late riot in Armstrong
Township, and shooting affair in the
lower bayou, that occurred some
weeks ago, between Sutton Stull and
Valentine Ru'zer, aud perhaps other
matters.
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NeK York DrY Goods Market.

Nv telegraph NEW YORK, June 60.
In Dry Goods the j0bbers are employed
| wholly In taking stock. and consequently
| there Is very little doing No further
change in prices: printing cloths meet
more ready sale Eastward at 6sEG6H TO-
good 70 extra standard.
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SUMNER NIGHT FEsTIvAL-Colo-
mel Wehler will expect as many visit
ors to-night. as were present last
Thursday. if not more. Having made
arrangements for promoting the hap
piness of all who come, his ability to
entertain will grow with the size of
the multitude who visit him.
Warren's baud will discourse music
as only they can, and imitation moon
light walks to their delicious music
can be enjoyed to the utmost.
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BAPTIST PICNIC EKCURSI9S ON THE
FOURTH OF JULY.
The Elegant Steamer
ITY DE EVANSVILLE

The Elegant Steamer
CITY OF EVANSVILLE
Will leave Evansville Wharf near
the foot Of Main Street, at
Nine O'clock, for
HEN RSON AND IVES T
FRANKLIN,
Uuder the control of the ladies of
the First Baptist Church
Fare from Evansvil 75c
Children under u years of age ......... .....50c
Fare fro N He
Everybody invited. Ice Cream,
Cake and Lemonade in abundance. A
plain dinner for those who cannot
take basket, supplied at reasonable
rates. lie 30.td
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S9- Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at ID cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je7l ScHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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CITY NEW s .

sg A Letter Scale can be bought
at the JOURNAL Office for fifty cents.
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BTDr Banning lectures before
ladies only, at 4:30 this afternoon.
Single admission 80 cents; to full
course, 70 cents. js29.3t
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aD> The Ledger, CHIMNEY Corner,
Harper's Weekly and other reading
matter at the Post Office News and
Cigar stand.
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CoRREcTIoN.-The item that ap-
peared in Tuesdays JOURNAL under
the head of Tobacco Buoyant" was
incorrect ss far as relates to the cause
of the hogshead being rolled into the
river. The officers of the Pima Bluff
say that the hogshead was started by
a collision with passing wagon, and
they were in a better position to know
the facts than our informant.
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OMIssIoN.-In the report Of the
Council proceedings of Tuesday
evening the names of the appraisers
for the extension of Fourth Street
were accidentally omitted. They are
the same as those appointed on the
extension of Adams Avenue. viz,
Messrs. James Steele and Fred.
Lunkenheimer
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RT A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap. at
je71 SCHAPKER. BUSTING & Co.
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p%Study your interest, and buy
tickets in the Henderson Land
Scheme. Saturday is the last day,
and you may miss q fortune by
neglecting to buy a ticket.
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Chnica Store Room for Renf.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, adj
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September 1.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. je24-tf
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~ Persons who go to market this
morning should compare the prices
of produce there with the prices
asked at the groceries. In many in
stances a saving can be effected.
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WosuuIIO Net Frames,

Armstrong; Patent is the best. /
have also large lot Of the Umbrella
style on hand. q. ARMSTRONG,
je27-tf 81, SO & II Main st.
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gag All ladies who belong to that
class who are never able to be well,
nor yet quite able to die, go to DIR.
BanniDgs Lecture this afternoon at
30 NJ. and learn lohy It as so. 'Tis
the last Lecture of the course that
ladies can attend, and is for them
only. Go, and go early.
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CHILD SHoCKINGLY SoALDED.-A
little child of Mr.. Fred. Sauer, who
lives on Mary Street. between Sixth
and Franklin, was frightfully scalded
on Tuesday by pulling pan Of boil
ing water from a chair, where its
mother had placed it, causing the
water to flow all over its body. The
wounds of the child are considered
to be mortal.
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B@- Ink Stands at the JOURNAL
Ofioe.>
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bU Great bargains in Ladies' I'm
derwear and Trimmings at the Ladies
Emporium, No. 5 South Second street.
jne27 81
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~1O0 doz. White Cotton Hose at
Is cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
ie7l SCHAPKER, BUssTNG & Co.
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Barbecue

At SpottsvilIe. for the benefit of the
Church. A nice time may be expect
ed. and good dancing. je27
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"A Wing PURoEEAaus
-Al- NCAARAkAsMs aaslgmen Ia ii
man q Co., the entire stock hrd i.
counts OF said firm, ] VII Bonfh
wholesale Flece 0oods business
happy to see all the old aud la5r f,
eTs. ~ persons Indebted Go ln4 d.
OF III. Feidmam IL Co. are raEnntf.
quested TO call and settle thei arsr
II. BHOM 4IHla
III. Fe,dman and A. Werwagne. d
connected with the firm or ~ Iat
Co., VIII be found ready O. Wnf
their old friends. j. Gm'zhGusar Z
Of Schapker, Busaing Il Co. Hlil 3
at the ONCE.
Evansville, Ind, June ~. $50
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PICNIC FROM VINoENNEs COMING.
The Vincennes San gives warning of
the coming of picnic party from
that city, as follows:
Picnic ExcURsIoN.-The Second
Presbyterian Sunday School excur-
sion, to Evansville, takes place on
Friday next. Trains leave the Il. &
g. depot at $50 A. NJ, aud returning
from Evansville, arrive here at $40
ID N
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THE WEATHER.-The Thermome
ter yesterday ranged from 76o at 6 A.
M, to 98o at 8. At noon it reached
90; Bpm. it had fallen one degree,
aud settled at 889 at PM. in a cool
place. The range OF the JOURNAL
cfice was about two degrees higher,
aud in some more exposed places a
still higher temperature was indicated.
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BG- The Spiral Pen Rack is for
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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ARCHITECTS.
D solution of Copartnership.

- 9ELZHAU5ER has this day with
drawn from the firm of Schapker, Busting
& Co. The undersigned assume All lfabilI-
ties, collect all debts due to the firm, and
will continue the business under the same
firm name OF Sehapker, Russing e. Co.
BERNARD SCH Err,
JOHN w. BUSTING.
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Grand Picnic
OF TTE
JACKSON FIRE C0MT5
JACKSON
decObs Grove,
On Money, July a. ID

ne procession with WARprs.
6AND az the head wal ~, No..
Elne department, the Canine Ell
the ArtlNerys the Police, sind v-o-i-,-.
hocletleS VIII form mt q oisiOlr
morning IL front of the Jaeire--'
Rouse on Ingle Street, and mac.
there at ~ O'Clock precisely. az
LINE OF PROCESSION
From the jackson Engine +.
SIKH Street. mp Sixth 10 MAJ
70 Inlra on Third to CheefnuE ~,
nut 70 rlrsli down First 10 Mair
20 Ihlfd Down Third to VInasrr
seconQi doRn Second to L,eet. ~
FoqIstht on Fourgh TO Fultcr AZ
On ~. r y. ail ~ avenue 20 Franklin. ou
lin 70 hirst Avenue; on Firrt Al
TO the Grove.
Ihe various teCleties and fne
/ procession and Nviffos
l The admission let 10 fha ofonfe -
Is twenty-five cent. The r-o.,s.
/ Refreshments and Enferfa f,r-e.,t
\ spared no pains 20 lake fIfss r,ir.
\ most agreeable o. the tanron
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TN WITHDRAWING FROM THE
A above firm. 1 tender my sincere thanks
10 my fr' ends for their patronage, and re-
specially ask a continuance TO my sue
cassoTs, knowing the firm to be worthy of
your confidence and PATRONAGE.
jeeS If JOSEPH GCELZH AUSER.
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LOCAL EDITrNG.-The chief editor
of the Terre Haute Erpress has
turned critic on this subject, and,
among other good things, says:
Extremely hot weather has expand
ed the local department of the Evans
vile JOURNAL so that it includes
Terre Haute, Chicago, Fort Wayne
and other important cities.
And in the same issue, in different
article partly on the same subject,
says:
The local of the Evansville jour.
NAL gets excruciatingly witty over the
mistake ola printer, wherebya solid"
extract, from a City of Mexico paper,
was published in the local columns of
the E.rpress without the proper credit.
Anybody but a hneal defendant of
Doesticks particular friend, Dam
phool, would have known by a glance
at the Mexican article that it must
have originated in Mexico.
From this it seems that the local
department of the Express has ex.
banded so as to take in the City of
Mexico. As the local columns of
that paper are headed City and VII
cinity," it is to be inferred that the
chief editor of that paper considers
the city of Mexico a suburb of Terre
Haute.
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M. L z C
apil Dta0'a
OAEkRTAGE
SPENCER WHITE /

For sale by the car load i1
cred at The Evansville Depot
LOCRHARE
Sole Manufacture
Spencer, Owen county
les Inn
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hi ER NE W -

For other Rtusr Items See Third Page.
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corrected TIme Table, June u.
FaURsDAY. JUNE 30. $50.

RAnAY sEEeURNAL
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-06-08
HYDE Park.

The BUGS The striped bug is making
sad havoc about these days with the young
vines, and the worms are stripping the
currant and gooseberry bushes entirely of
their foliage. l.. H. Noyes, Esq, says he
has tried sodaash on his vines to the imme.
date destruction of the bugs, and a med.
zeal friend of ours says that hellibore (pul.
verified poke root) will drive all the worms
from the bushes; but he says hat a de-
coctionof poke root sprinkled on the bush
es will be best. He also says that it will
not injure the fruit, as the first rain will
wash it of, and provided We &c. no rain,
it can be washed before using. The soda
ash is a fertilizer, aud does not injure the
vines.
Mrs. Edgar Noyes sprained her an
kle badly on Friday last. Attended to by
DR.. Stowe and is doing well.
The Lamoille Central Lodge l. o. of
G. T. presented W. r. Smith with a gold
breast-pin, mathematical of the order, at
its last regular meeting.
Hon. l.. H. Moves of this village was
unanimously chosen Secretary of the Con-
stitutioual Convention held in 1850.
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with a bcnediction by Rev. G. W. Bailey.
The Comrades of Post Warner, and
soldiers that were present, then assembled
in the Loot CT. hall for the purpose OF
making arrangements for Decoration Day
in 1871. Comrade D. j. Stafford was ap-
pointed President of the meeting, and
Comrade A. A. Niles, Secretary. A CON-
mittee of three was appointed, consisting
A. Wilkins, L. c. Allen and l.. NJ. Grout,
to secure the services Of some noted speak
err from abroad and to make all the nee
essary arrangements connected Herewith.
All soldiers that have ever been in the
army or navy, are cordially invited to CO.
operate with us at the next Decoration,
that live in this town and vicinity.
A motion was made and carried hat a
COZ y of the proceedings of the meeting be
sent to the NEWSPAPER for publication.
Meeting then adjourned without date.
A. A. NILES, Secretary.
JUNE "a, A. l.. $3.50, A D. 1870
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. s, of T. & A.
NJ, invite their Brethren Of Vermont, to
unite with them in celebrating the Festival
of St. John the Baptist, and also in the
exercises connected with the Dedication
of their New Hall, on the oath day of
June inst, An Address will be delivered
in the Town Hall, at II o'clock A. NJ, by
REV. EDWIN WHEELocK, Grand Chaplain
Of the Grand Lodge of Vermont. Din
ncr at the Morrisville House at ] p. NJ,
after which Dedicatory Ceremonies at the
Hall, under the direction of the officers of
the Grand Lodge oil iVermont. Music by
the Morrisville S. G. Band. Procession
will be formed at the Hall at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, under charge of GEN. GEORGE P,
Foster, Marshal, assisted by the Marshals
of invited Lodges.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
H. Fl. PowERs, JEFF. %SPAULDING,
G.. w. DorY, p. X. GLEEp,
d. j, SAFEoRD, C. W. FITCH.
Morrisville, VT, May 80, $50.
ID. A. Gilbert has put into his store
a larger stock of goods this season than
ever before, which are selling low for
cash. Gilbert is a lire merchant, and is
bound to keep up with the times,