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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
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The only additional arrivals and
departures up to midnight, we're the
Rose Hite, Louisville and return;
Robt. Burns, Memphis to Cincinnati;
Pine Bluff. to GrsndvieW; City Of
Evansville, to Cairo; Hartford, to
Green River.
The City of Evansville had only
moderate trip out.......~Tbe Hartford
was crowded full of freight and peo-
ple........The Rose Hite had a moder-
crate trip.........The Robt. Burns had
good trip of freight. and was crowd
ed with people. having received the
passengers of the Magenta, which
stopped at Mt. Vernon. and goes back
from that port.........The Mary Miller,
unable to get all her freight aboard
last night, lies over till 10 A. NJ, to-
day, when she will leave positively.
1.-THE Rover. with four bargss
deeply loaded with iron ore. PASSED
up yesterday afternooD............The
Mallie Eagon may be expected at the
landing this morning. and will posi-
lively leave this evening for Nash
ville......-....."The Magenta having
turned back from Mt. Vernon, taking
freight osiiively engaged by the Vir-
GINA, and the Mary Miller being in
ahead Of the Virginia, Capt. Schultz
has concluded to postpone his depar-
ture for the present............The Nor.
man has a large amount of freight
already on board, and will leave
promptly at 10 A. NJ. for Cincinnati.
1.-THE Mall;e RsgoD. overdue, had
not arrived at midnig ht......The Alas
ka and j. FL Groesbeck will be up
to CAV, On route to CiDciunati......
The John Kilgour will be down to
day, en- route to New Orleans, and
the Emma Floyd for Nashville. The
Kilgour goes below to take the place
OF the NaShtz
BOats Leaving To-day
For NEW ORLEAks.-The new and
elegant passenger steamer Mary Mil
Ter not being able 10 get her cargo on
board last night, will positively leave
for New Orleans, Vlcksburg, Mem
phis, and all way ports, at 10 A N. to :
day. She has unexceptionable pas
senger accommodations. and has
proved herself a good runner. Capt.
Fred. r. Huston, a popular and ex-
perienced steamboatman, is in COM
mand, and Reub. Hart. Jr, has
charge Of the Office Passengers and
shippers will find everything pleasant
on the square. As the Mary Miller
is home boat, owned entirely in this
city, she should receive the favorable
consideration of our merchants and
shippers. Capt. Sam. Montgomery.
the old Blueher of the western rivers,
is at the wheel.
Boats Leaving ON Sunday.
For ST. LoUIs.-The splendid Ex-
press Line steamer. Kate Robins IN,
In charge Of those elegant and popu-
lar gentlemen, Captain James Kenes-
ton and John Thrasher, will be down
tomorrow at noon, en- route to st.
Louis. There is not better boat, or
two more thorough gentlemen in the
marine service on the western rivers.
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MARRIAGE LIcENs Es.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
June 8, 1870:
Saml McCoIlister and Josephine Ball.
Albert Schma nd and Fredericha Dan.
Robert n ickles and Elizabeth Pack.
John Sauer and Elizabeth McElh1nney.
James Waller and Sarah Ramsey.
David b. HamBail and Maria Louise Sui
Hvan.
Reuben Daniel Banks and Bette Banks.
Jacob Austineer and Martha Carr.
George Liant and Mary Jane Holmes.
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Notice.

To whom it may concern: All per-
sons indebted to me, as agent. for the
rents and profits of the following de-
scribed real estate, are hereby notified
to pay the same to me, in person, to.
wit: 1863 feet by 80 feet, lot 68, Old
Plau, now occupied by Charles and
Corral Ernst. Also. the undivided
half Of the property known as the
Bulls Head property.
A. W. CARPENTER
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Gg The Turner's have perfected
their organization. The Officers are {:
A. Firnhaber, A. List, L. Ebert, G..
Puder, P. Schwaegerle and q. Krach.
About twenty FIVE members are on
the rolls.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
French Lick Springs.

"SOWN A. COLOXEL BOtvLEs'
- SPRINGS. The house is now open
Tor the reception OF visitors. The Springs
can be reached via Orleans, OH the outs-
Vile, New Albany & Chicago Railroad.
and a lso from shoals station, on the Ohio
q Mississippi Railroad. from which points
there are daily Hack Lines to the Springs.
Mu fc and anus menfs will be on hand
These waters, as analysis shows, contain
the finest combination of medicinal in
gradients on the continent. Send for cir
cular con aiEii z analysis. For further
particu ars addfe <
RYAN q TUCKER,
French lick -'pr'rgs, Orange County, In
diana. maj div wsW
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MemnhIs Market.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, June g.
CoTTON-Nominally 2lZ@22c; receipts
2l0l bales: exports % bales.
FLoUR-Dull; fan supsrfine "a IS
CORN-Betters mixed 81 20.
OATS Dull at 00c.
HAY-Nominally e20G22
BRAN-Sales at S2l.
LARD Nominal.
PoRK-Quiet at go
BAcoN-shoulders dull at 1917, and sides
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Louisville Market.

By TeIegraph.l LOUISVILLE. June 8
BAGGIN6-FlTm AT &c.
CnTToE-Duil: miIdIinR 2iL.
FLoUR-B tier demand at SIS 25
iRAIN-Unchangej, in every respect
Provisions Firm pork. $40; bacon,
1877, 17gl7%c; bulk meats, l21S, l89l61zc.
l5ARD-I7c.
HAMS-Sugar cured 2O1Sc,
NHIsKY-ei DIAL Of.
TOBACCO-MoTe active; Sales of 29I hbdS
at IS 50a7 so for trash to luss; s3aB 40 FOR
low to medium bright leaf.
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s~ The police were sadly needed
on Thursday night, in the vicinity of
John and Fifth Streets. where an old
curmudgeon made it his business to
abuse his wife, snd assail every one
within reach Of his abusive voice.
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THANKs.-The typos of the jour
NAL return their thanks to Mr.. Harry
Smith, ieweliar on Second Street, for
a basket full Of soda water-faet; a
whole basket full. lie took away
basket full Of empty bottles, when
the printers got through with him.
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@ T. G. Bridwell 4 Co. corner
of Main aud Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
SC. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rock bridge Aim Waters.
ie17-f
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branch of Mime. Demot est,s

Emporium of Fashion at the Ladies'
Emporium, Nos 8 and z South Sec
ond Street. Here you can get Pat
terms for Dresses or any kind of wear,
both for ladies and children, as soon
as the fashions are out. Dressmakers
and others furnished at New York
prices. Orders solicited. je3,3t
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Wm. Thomp
son, a colored woman whipper. for
teariog a woman's clothes, was ad
Judged to wait ten dollars worth OF
time behind bolts and bars. Nicho-
las Truekey, for a disorderly drunk,
got six dollars and forty-fve cents
worth of the same reward. Michael
ReveIette, who was with Nicholas,
was not shows to have participated in
his misdeeds, and was discharged.
Theodore Hudson, another colored
woman wbipper, got security for a
fine of eight dollars aud twenty-five
cents. Nicholas Glasar paid Eve dol
lars and twenty five cents for COM
pound drunk and disorderly. He was
the only cash customer.
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This Afternoon.

The old Deig Mill will be sold at
auction. at the Court House, at two
o'clock 90 by 186 feet. fronting on
First and High Streets, both bowl
dered. corner of Goodsell Street. Ses
hand bills. JESSE W. WALKER.
Agent.
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Strouse & Bros. No. s. Main
Street, have just received some spleu-
did Blue Check Linen Suits. Russian
Duck Suits, and beautiful buff Linen
Psnts and Vests. Call and see them.
innc4 2t
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Go to the Ladies' Emporium, No.
5 South Second Street, and see the
latest styles for ladies and children.
Patterns for anything, for sale at New
York priees. ie3-3t.
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RYOrICE a. HEREBY GIVEN, that
II on Monday. June20, 1870. between the
hours of ts'ciack A NJ and 3 o'clock p M
at he office f n. X. Duskerson & Co, in
the city of evansville. Indiana, there will
he meeting of the stockholders of the
Evansville, cairo ard Memphfs steam
Packet Com ps ny for the election of five
C5) Directors OF said Company, TO serve
during the ensuing year.
ma q r. X. DUNKERSON, Sec'y.
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BG- Our stock Of Bounets, Hats.
Ribbons, Flowers and Millinery gen
orally is very large AMI complrt... AMI
will be sold cheap, at wholesale. ur
retail. Miss Bellam and her a~s;s.-
ants. in charge of the Trimming IL.
par4ment, will trim to order at short
notice, and guarantee satisfaction
SCHAPKER, BUssIN G K Co,
atr2O-tf 10 Main SIR, ct.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Bg Any one having been at the
Festival any evening this week. could
see at once who sells the Fans in
this town. The Bazaar. 20 be sure.
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New YORK cold and stock M.rket

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June g.
Money is easy at Bias per cent.
sterling, quiet at 91sgl01z.
Gold, steaJy: opened at Az. touched 14H
9i45S and closed at l41zql45S. Carrying
rates 1905 per cent. Clearances s23 .00l 600.
COO
Governments are active and higher, on
the defeat o tbs proposition In the House
tn 70
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NEW ADVsRTI7EMENFS.
BAFdBELOh' HAIR DYE.

BAFJBELOh HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
bor11l,ass TaiIa he JDS+a,to1sons NO lis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; rene
dies the Ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates
and leaves The Hair soft ard beautiful,
BLACK OR BROWN. SOLD by all Druggists
and Perfumers, and prop ry applied at
b ttchelor's Wig Factory, No 16 Bond ST.,
New York. dwly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04

SUNsTRoKE.-Christian Moloch, a
farmer living near Mt. Vernon, was
found dead in his field yesterday
evening, about Eve O'Clock. Mr..
Moloch had been blowing in his field
up to 2 o'clock, when he went to a
neighbor's for we'll water. When next
seen, he was lying dead with the lines
of his horse in his hand, having been
sunstruck, it is supposed. A CorO-
ner's inquest YVES about to be held,
when our Informant left.
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NeH DrIeans Markef.

Py Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June 3.
COTTON Quiet ana steady: mIddIing
2Is<M22c; safes 100 bales; receipts 2,I32
bales; export 5.,.-~: stock .240 bales; re-
cefpfs for the week 1924 bales; exports.
22,377 bales; sa les 1850 bales.
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as MIaHr HAvE REEN EXpECrEl

AS MIGHT HAVE BEEN EXPECTED.
The Fair closed yesterday. Henry
Harris band was engaged for the eve
ming, and the result was just what
any one could have foretold, bril-
liant dancing party. Il is nearly as
impossible to keep young folks from
dancing. when Henry Hart plays, as
it is to keep ducks from water.
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THANKs.-Mr. T. Curnick has the
thanks Of the JOURNAL, for repeated
eourtesies, ia furnishing outside news
items.
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E9- Hiram Nelson sells dry goods.
boots aud shoes this morning at 9
o'clock. opposite the Criminal Court
Room, Locust Street.
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MINsTRELsY The wandering min
strel was abroad last night with his
parlor organ, discoursiug the most
exquisite music. We met him near
midnight with arid lips and loaded
down with fragrant bouquets aud del
icately penciled cards.
''The wizard note has not been touched in
vain:
Then silent be no man-enchantress wake
again.
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PERsoNAL. IS. S. Frowe, of Da-
vepport, Iowa, formerly OF Evansville,
is visiting his friends in this City.
Isaac Odeli, Of St. Joseph, Mo, is
here on the same erraud.
w. Warren. Jr. Assistant Assessor
of Internal Revenue, is i'll of bilious
fever at his residence.
The many irieDds of Mr. G. w.
Hill, one of the most obligiug mes.
seugers Of the Adams Express Co ,
will be panied to learn that he has
been confined to bis house for sew
eral weeks, ILL.,
Wr. II. N. Walls, of tho firm of D.
Newcomb & Co, who have just leased
the principal New burg coal mines,
was in the city, yesterday. and gave the
Journal Office call. lie has not
yet fully decided whether he will To-
cate at Newburg, or in this city, but
the chances are decidedly in favor Of
Evansville, as the water is better here
than there, and ice is decidedly
cheaper. Mr.. Walls is a gentleman
who cannot fail to make friends
wherever he gees.
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SERIOUS ACADEMIA few days
since a Mrs. Wiuder. who lives in the
vicinity of the E. & Q. r r. machine
shops, accidently cut her finger while
cutting meat. and, thinking but little
of it, she shortly afterwards did a
large washing, during which it is sup
posed that she got the wound poison
ed, as her hand and arm have since
that swelled and panied her to an
alarming extent. So alarming have
her symptoms become, that it is feared
that amputation Will b necessary to
save her life.
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WHITsUNDAY.-To morrow will be
Whitsunday or Pentecost, which is
celebrated by most Christian sects as
the day on which the Holy Ghost de-
scended upon the Apostles 10 tongues
of fire. 1t will be celebrated on Sun
day as a. religious holiday, and on
Monday as day of jollifcation by the
@ armans.
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Hoyses at AaclI0a.

1 will, this m1rning. at III o'clock,
sell on the street, in front Of Crimi-
nal Court Room, three or four good
work horses. HIRAM NELSON.
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Ladies underwear and childrens'
clothing4n endless variety, cheaper
than the cheapest, at the Ladies' EN-
porium, No 5 South Second Street.
ie3 st.
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BASE BALL.-Tbe wagon starts for
The grounds precisely at 3 o'clock to-
day. Corner Of First and Main is
rendezvous.
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e%At the Bazaar, you can get
Hickory and Calico Shirts for 80
cents White and Gauze Undershiris
for 81
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say Dress Goods and Cassimeres
ia great variety, now very cheap at
SCHAPKER, BUssING u Co.'S,
apr2O IF 40 Main Street.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Phillip Ham
burger, whose various trials we're set
for yesterday, applied for continu
ance on the ground that having severe
" hurt his hand he was unable to at
tend. The continuance was granted to
Wednesday next, and the Court ad-
burned to that day.
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e9~ There will be meeting of the
Cottage Club 10 night, at their rooms.
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PICK EFT NOE.
KuowEa IS the Terre Haute Picket Fence
IL is cheap and durable, and an Ornament
TO the place where it stands, All orders
promptly attended TO.
Factory, Cor. Division and Canal Sts,.
arz-dIy est a w -'' ~
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bO Coed cinders can be had at the
JOURNAL Office.
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BG- The Fair is over, but the Ba-
Eaar is still in moiion-perpeiual mo-
ton.
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ACCIDENT IN Inc sPENDENCE.-Mr.
VIM. Meek, engineer in Messrs. Lit
tie Brothers single factory. in indie
pendence, had part of his left thumb
taken eff by the shingle machine, on
Thursday.
The wound, although painful. is
not necessarily dangerous one.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
Ing transfers of Real Estate were made
during the week, ending June Sd, as ap-
pears by the County Auditors Records:
Thomas d. Smith to David Harper, the
northeast quarter of southwest quarter OF
section "a, town 6, range 10, or 81 400,
Margareth McInnerny to Margareth Ann
| Humphrey. Lot 4, Block 8, McInneIny >
Enlargement, for $780,
Mary G. Wesnert TO Lemuel Stansberry.
OF and north half of 9. being 20 feet on
front on the east side of Water treet,
known as Union Place, for So, 600.
jacob Scheer to McCorkle & Tweed. Lots
| 10 and 20, Block so, Eastern Enlargement.
Isabella a. Hopper to Samuel Orr, Lot
/ aud adjoining half off, Block 2, Greeks
John schaifter to George TIeinlein, Lots
/ liz. 8. and In Blcck Ia, Lamasco, for
Thomas o. Byrne to Fh NJ. Riedenbach.
| Lot so. German Building Association Ira ct
Abraham Brown to c. II. Christv. Lots
6 and 7, Block 3, IN Garvin & Brome's Adj
James PheIan to Leopold Lowenthal.
/ Lots /. and in Block 1, Addier's AddI-
Il ton, for sit
/ part east half northeast quarter. section Z,
/ town g. south range 10 west, for $500.
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E@- The Ohio River Telegraph
Company sends messages from the
Post Office to all points North. South,
East and West. ma23 I'm
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BALL.-Seelig announces a Pente-
cost Ball for Monday night.
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ET-Thtre Is a nice lot of Chignons,
now selling at the Bazaar, for 30
nnnfs
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in Lb
Post-OfIice at Evansville, State OF Indiana
on the Sd day of June, 1870.
Persons calling for any OF these letters
viii please say Advertised" giving dete.
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CoMMIrrEE MEETING

COMMITTEE MEETING = A final
meeting of all persons interested in
the success of the State Sunday
School Convention. for the compile
ton of all unfinished Blu .iness, will
be held at the Walnut Street Church,
this evening, at a quarter before 8
o'clock.
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You will ind Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 80 cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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~In Glassware, you can buy bar
gains at the Bazaar.
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gG Jaconet and Hamburg Edg-
ings, Cotton Trimmings, Fringes,
Lace Collars, Linen Cuffs and Col
lars. EIandkerchiefs, Hosiery, in fact
anything in the notion line can be
found at the Ladies Emporium. No.
5 Second Street. ie3 81
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nI- White and fancy MarseilIes
Vests, boys linen Suits, at
STRoUsE q BRos,
je4 81 IS Main Street.
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Initial Paper and Envelopes.
French Initial.
Rose Tint Initial.
Siddons Initial.
Parke Mills Initial.
For sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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To THE BENEVoLENT.-TheTe IS a
young genius at the Orphan Asylum,
who, although possessed of no tools
but a Ratchet and jack knife, has
made many useful and ornamental ar
ticles for that institution.
BenevoIently disposed people could
do no better than to supply him with
some carpenters tools, that he may
develop his genius and supply other
useful articles to the Asylum. The
writer has procured him brace, and
a couple ef bits, try-square, level,
and a pair ofdividers. Who will add
a jack plane. a saw, or other tools
among which a bench screw would be
useful?
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WOULDN'T WoRK.-Larry Sulli
van, when brought out to work yes
terday, played dog in the maDger, aud
would neither work himself, nor per-
rnit others to do so. Captain Griffith
secured him by claiming him to an
iron railing, on Third Street, for an
hour or two, when he was glad TO
promise to be orderly and Industrious.
He was released and kept his prom
Use so we'll that the gang swept a
block on Third Street, as clean as a
parlor.
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THOSE CONCERTS The first Of the
series of outdoor concerts by the
Crescent City Silver Band was given
last night, when those artists outdid
themselves. IF it is boasting to say
that this band is far the best in the
Western country, then let it be un-
derstool that Evansville makes that
boast. There are many larger bands,
and some that have larger repertoire,
but none excel the Crescents.
To them and the Cottsge Club he
public are indebted for those delight
full concerts. which are a luxury not
often enjoyed in cities of the s'se Of
this.
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LOST.

"A AMA5.E. GOLD ROCKING CHAIR
- Charm for weich guard. Any one
leaving the same at this office will be re-
ware ed. Je3 IL
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TY NJ w 5

SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1879.
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THE ORPHAN AsTLUM.-A brief
visit to this noble. charitable insIitu
ton, yesterday, showed it to be, as
might be expected from those having
it 10 charge. neat, we'll kept and com
Portable. In order that the mere me-
cessities of the children might be
provided for, Mrs. Kinney. the ex
cellent matrou with the assistance
of Tommy Walker, the genius of the
institution, has made a very nice
though not extensive, flower garden,
to delight the little ores who fud a
home there, most of the flowers being
donated BY Messrs. Dunk and New
EFT. from their respective fsrll nur-
series.
The little ones we're made glad a
short time since by the receipt of
four dozen bottles of pop" from
Messrs. j. Nichtern & Co.. manu- fac
turers of soda water, whose pane the
children rank with Santa Claus.
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PITTsBURG, June 3 - Weather
cloudy, with a sprinkling rain. Mo-
nongahela feet 6 inches. Arrived
Granite State, Petrolia. No depart
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OARa4Y sssURNAE
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-06-03
,ly average 81: In 'Gs, 40 and In 90 $50, col

,,,,h, average 5s': In rs, 40 and In 90 5s', con
wv .,,rs,iou. 3 80 inches OF and melted snow
'"''' ,re.r aud calm day.. Prcvain: direction
rn md, aud clouds \. ". and s. W.
,,,ce for week g. severest snow storm ever
" bore for time Of year began 2sth, which was
aa,,0.., morning remember feeling in this coun
10 war ..,,y =, ;0s in the morning, with moderate $
,ird which increased to gale at 10. m.' and - O.
,pts the wind Suddenly changed to ths North and be,
,r piercing cold Mercury fell s'' i" an hour
h.,l The storm conti9ncd without intcrmis-
~" n, the morning Of lh" ID. inches snow on the
,,,d nj, one time. l; j. from ?to ~ feet deep on
~ -,onp,ain- Eas, Of ioHn 3 inches Of rain and
,.d snow ,e here, equal to 30 inches of snow II 1t
,o, uar,y melted as it fell. Strange sight to
foliage Of cottonwoods and willows dropping
rcdc, the weight Of snow Us