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Show ' t ( - fs ft f ? f 5. i - VHWi.y-y J ' ' v; 'J k r - W7 I . teKfryi;.iiNidi r f Hi V 4 f 't f ; H 4ff ! a yf 3 iTl mm f' I 4 h4mflng iforMfr'-t- ' ywy . sfrsy xr:Tiiivr3 7. V 1 mCt J 4 t y i - S ijj : t J ' , tu 1. i I YOL. I. CORINNE, UTAH, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 20, NO. 1871. 17, m GEORGE L. HOLT, IS ..r CORINNE DAILY JOURNAL. .X PublUhcd Evfiy Morning, Monday,) by v h t Pocket Term hjf Stall nr Tlrprc, Jotage laid at Office of Hell very. jix - $10 Oo'iTtiree Months, 5 0U,0iie Month, - Months, - to be - , Notions - ; BREAD, PIES AND -- of all UTAH. niy2-dl- o- Cor. 4tli and Montana 'Mrs. H.' K. PAINTER, M. D. Office IIourM from 1 to 1JJ A. M. - ny7-13- - w TH08. riTCH. v ; ' AND ' GENTS UK POUT J - - . Heil and ' building btone. CSXl-YTl'T- XJrJL'-Y- ir FURN-- j - CORINNE, ' Al.YTL Tr MONTANA IillllAL luyildtf and Si-WINE- conutry, tb bust quality of place on. the most 1 renson-onabl- e my.VUt ice, river Marktt.'SJl iu fjThe IIOXJE. Abroad P. D. Term - - - Corner 5th and Montana Streets, , Glazier, E. P. JOHNSON, : CORINNE, : : : : .. - - - Dealer in GROCERIES and LIQUORS. SILVER STAR HOTEL! STREET, - CORINNE. ... $" t mv2-dt- II, A. GUNN. Hardenbrook Bro.s - niy2-43- LIVRRY, FEED ISAAC. D. II UN TOON, A SALE STABLE AND CORRAL. Best Accommodation for Freighters Corner Battery and Washington Sts., and Travelers. - - - Commission Merchant, - . CAL. SAN FRANCISCO, - - Counxe. Corner Front and Sixth Street, JIANCIIING JtY WHIG HITS KXTEKKXCES -CRKIGIITON Jt MUNRO, ELLSWORTH A LOUTII AN, . AY AND NIGHT IIERD. CORISXB . Kkltox my2-dt- STOCK TAKEN from these Stables, to Rancl, on T. G. CANTRELL. MACHINE WORKS, 210 ft 212 Beale Street, SAN FjftAXCISCO. MANUFACTURERS OP . . r Steam Engines, .j - ' t V. . .... y SPORTING, MINING UTAH TERRITORY ORDERS FROM shall be filled at lower rates than any other rate. my5:dfim DAHLER & CO., HUSSEY, (Successors to AVilson A , AND POWDER BLASTING ip p r ) Of Snjtorlar Strength and Cleanliness. AMERICAN METALLIC Mill and Mining Machinery. done with Dispatch. y2tf A. W. TAYLOR, Agent OFFICE SECOND DOOR WEST OF P. 0. ., pxfidti m GG I D R U S T S, . i ' t I s . , . ; And various other brands of the Choicest Cigars myO-db-m The Bonnet Carre Crevasse. . X. U. FRY. KM. KLEIX8OR0K v ; , .j " ; . ' ' I A flood of water, one third of a mile in width and fifteen to eighteen feet deep, still continues to pour through the great Bonnet Carre Crevesse, overspreading a wide expanse of country, ana submergIMPORTERS, ing more ,thau 500 sugar, olantations. The immediate' caused of this disaster was the criminal act of a planter, who cut a road through the levee to roll sugar to AND DEALERS IN the landing, and )eft the bpjach .unrepaired. When the river rose tp the level of this cut, the water found an outlet 46 and 48 K Street, through it and quickly tore a wav an when the breach in the levee SACRAMENTO opening, was discovered, it was too late for repair. The river was twelve feet higher than 8AM. .imowx, V. A. PRIOR, the adjoining country: And this descent gave the flood an irresistible force which set at naught the puny efforts of the State Engineers, with every appliance at IMPORTERS AND their com mand which man can employ in a battle with a great cataract In a few davs the break exceeded a quarter of a mile in width, and the flood rushed it almost at the speed of a race The Celebrated Sam Brown Shirt through horse. After overflowing a large pors tion of two very productive sugar Hade a Specialty. or as counties, they would be 1855! 1855. ESTABLISHED. called here the. water found its way into ;r No. 03 lVabath Avenue, Chicago. ! Lake Ponchartrain, which lies but six miles west of the Mississippi, 'At the bend of the river where, the break occurred, and thence into the Gulf through Missis-- , sipi Sound. It is thought by many that Wholesale and Retail Dealer in this break will result in the formatioti'of a perpetual - stream from the river to APPLES, . PEACHES, Lake Ponchartrain, which will very maORANGES and. LEMONS, terially relieve the pressure on the levees, by reducing the height of the water in the river below Vicksburg, and AND ALL OTHER particularly in the vicinity of New OrTROPICAL PRODUCTIONS, leans. The Bonnet Carre crevasse lowered UTAH the CORINNE, Mississippi between two and three feet, thereby greatly reducing the strain the levees for a long distance above Book and Stationery Store. on and below the break, on both sides of the river, and removing all further danAlways on hand the Latest ger from other leaks that' might, at any MAGAZINES, moment, take place. The close conNewspapers' A Periodicals. tiguity of Lako Ponchartrain offers an njrSdtf admirable . opportunity for determining effect of new outlets from the river. the C. Thomas N. Kaxady, J. The Lake is some 40 miles long bv 25 OSCEOLA SAL001J broad, and connects with Mississippi Sound by two outlets the Rigoletts Mid AND Bayou Barque. By this route the waters BTO O , of the Mississippi reach' the Golf in d of the distance required by the - CORINNE, main channel MONTANA ST., to the delta.' As the sursm doo to unorourair botxl.) ' face of the river at its lowest stage ia .J , never Jess than twotor three feet above BAR R ALWAYS EIOCSLED WITH THE the surface of Lake Ponchartrain, , and maB X Choicest breads of for the greater portion of the year is eight to twelve feet higher, the importWines, Liquom and Cimirs, ance of this ,short cat into that lake may direct ftun Sea FiaocisceCUa. easily be perceived. Chicago lKbasa (Successors to Lindley & Lohmau,) Grocers, LIQUORS, 5 ; my5-d5- m HAN K E II - CORINNE, - - S . - - UTAH The Stockholders of the , First National Bank of Utah GOLD Compose the Firm. COIX AND EXCHANGE DUST, Collections will receive prompt attention. , , BROWN & PRIOR, Manufacturers of Fine Furnishing Goods par-ishe- f Occidental Restaurant, H F. FTa.LEE, - - Proprietor, Montana St., Corlnne, Rear of Knneys Billiard Palace.) . Meals from 25cts. to One Dollar. Board by the Jtom $5.00 to $8.00. Week MEALS AT AjLL II0U!RSi j i O. H. ELLIOTT, ? ' . Limes, Nuto, 1 - j mABLES SUPPLIED WITH ALL THE LUXU-- I ries of the market. The best Restaurant in town. Open for orders of any kind day or night. jr iny!3tf) BANK OF CORINNE, CORINNE, UTAH. 0. D. CASS, W. T. FIELD, President, Cashier. BUY AXD SELX. Government Vouchers, Coin, Gold Dust, and Exchange. SIGHT DRAFTS DRAWN ON New 'York","".''"' Chicago, ' San Francisco, And the JPritseipal Cities East and West. -- ; hard-workin- LUB . . m : -"- O I S one-thir- g, , . 1 for-year- Now,-Englanders- , - ; , , .:-- Myriads of Pigeons in Wlimulai .We have read sameM'hertfi that there ifi a half millioqs of a single codfish, arid Have heard of my r riads of small insects add ahhadls' in ' A ;; limited amonhti 6f space,; bat iwera Aiot prepaired to hear ofi or see so many ;i pigeons. ; And it. teems nnaooonctsbb where they all come from, as it is ritid n that each female bird hatches out hut two or three egs. .. ; For toe past three weeks ther hiVs ' -- . been flying in countless flocks which no man could number.1 Onr Saturday,April y 42d, for about two hours before night full they flew in one continuous 1 flock from south to north, darkening the air and astonishing the people by the sound h of their wings, and could bo eeen for miles in extent. And; theyw have :stlU continued to come, although not- in so great numbers. Hardly a train arrives that docs not bring hunters or trappers. Hotels are full, coopers are busy making barrels, and men, women and children arc active in packing the birds or filling the barrels. They are shipped to all ' tilaccs on the railroad, and to Chicago, St. Loni, Cincinnati,' J being picked and packed in ice for more f distant points. On no express tcaius is H it possible to take the large; amount offered, and arrangements ar$ made to forward them on the midnight tfain going east. From ten to thirty thousaud birds ure forwarded daily, most pf which have to be picked after the arrival of the trains at niht, in many instances the work of piidung and paciting being continued all night.; One man has paid over a thousand dollars to the express . company in charges for forw-m- " Ih about two weeks the pigeon season will be over. Kilboum Ctiy n i , H - g. v Mirror. t.' . br th Cfuattmii Mysterious Ernpilows. Nevada AlarmeA From tho April au.) -- , A gentleman who came over from Steamboat Springs yesterday morning states that, withiu the past ,two dawi, . there has been an astonishing change rathe aspect of that slightly internal region. Steam has ceased to Issue from the hundred crevices and flues from d whicli it has rushed ever since the, eyes of white men first rested upon thespot, ; any jets of hot ' water ' are no longer ' spurted up. In facty it is said, all the springs have suddenly dried , up, ee though choked by some cave of rock,or other obstruction flur down in the bowcls.of the earth. If the vent of the burning internal and infernal regions of. the earth at that point has thus bepn ::j shut off, the chances we good 'for a In i that ; qtiaxtsr 5 before (rand blow-n- p The safety-valv- e has lieea a down. Look out for the boiler! T7e nope when the grand crash comes, Uaris will not'rolt down Isto the Should the earth hereabout bo Observed to tremble1- - tand from nn- , 1 - PERSONAL AM) PROMPT ATTENTION ny2d3m . -- E3cirs o t The poor Indians are beozhing - Five ot the wivea f r s 'ajMSa 1 plied for divorces. I divlt-ize- d; 'Cnt-evere-to- p, . hxve spi . - - ? i X;pRCPCTI''.BuL' Thb TaUefb Rpoor&r trAl AT bf tlfo well known ritiiens,boti cf ! Wi cf Lave been met at Mr Asrenwair., j- r zen chalkratcl been ar inrie$:Ii milies of Yiigiuia agritst Czczs ' A J. V'.. COLLECTIONS WILL RECEIVE s Jo-oug- O-Orp Champajmo CocT't I fli a Speciality, e e a e 1 !e e . " -. i USA . KAX2ADT A TCCriAO, Ptop. cr Enterprise, Virginia City (Nevada) . ; - , - , , was three and ; myo-dG- m nia"dllf,'t cio ta 1 gulled humbugs, acaon; . living. They have many amiabb ities, although, iu trying to b Spartans they have mistaken tnier vocado They ,, are, indeed, far too agreeable to n ' Spartans, who in private life muct have keen the most intolerable pf bores. It is d ead confession of lumati 'weak-- . ness, but, as a rule, persons are uot Uksd on account of their virtues. Excessive-- : ly good people are speaking socially angular. Take, for iustance, the Prussians, they are saintS com pared with he French. ; They have $vej tort of excellence ; they ape honest, 'obrL well instructed, brave, and i; and fathen husbands, sons, ; good yet, all this is spoiled by one single fealtlt diey. are iusupporteblc. Laugh, at the French, abuse them as one may, it is impossible to ' help - likeiug them;1 Admire, respect the Prussians as one' ) may, it is impossible to help disliking ; them. I will veuture to say, thftt( it impossible.Io hnd one hundred Germans born south p( llaiu, ,wko would declare on their houor, that they ' prefer a Prussian to a Frenchmah. Tho only Prussian I ever knew who was ; mi agreeable man, was ? Bismarck. All others with whom I have beeu throwu in Germany and I have lived were proud as Scotchmen and as and touchy as only, Prus.. sians cau be. I once ' ; had a friend among them. His name was Bueken- - i brock. Inadvertenly, I called hint lint.1, tetbrod. We. have never spoken since. A Prussian lieuteuktit is the most; offensive specimen of humanity that nature , and pipeclay hav ever . produced. Apart from all political considerations, the supremacy, of this nation in Europe will be a social calamity; unless France, like.,, vanquished Greece, introduce tho , amenities of societp among those v ' pedants, squires, and martmets. FANCY ! Morton,) Ar.iMumTioncor.iPAriY, AND ALL KINDS OF d Repairing . ; J fc my2dtf Oriental Powder Co. HAWKINS & CANTRELL, Near Howard, ... Reasonable Terms. f i w FM. HAWKINS. Avenue.) my2-dt- per week, - - - ?9 0C - - - 00 - - - - - - 50 SINGLE MEALS, - - - - 50 LODGING, .; Wabit-d-i Bought and Sold. Proprietor. 1 my2-d3- i Wholesale JAMES CHAPLOW, SA TISFA CTION G UARANTEED, made to order in the boots Gents most approved. styles and satisiaction LEWIS SILVER, Propr. .. i;. 4puurntced. ' f Repairing Neatly Done. , 34 & 36 Eandolph St., Chicago, v-- HOARD and LODGING BOARD per week, Corlnne. (Opposite Motntpolitau Hotel) UTAH, Opposite Post Office. GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS. AND SHOE BOOT MANUFACTORY. Montana Street, HOUSE, - CORINNE. .. . Kept on the Restaurant Style. Modern Luxury Good Clean Beds. o UTAH. . - ce T. M. L1XDLKV. my2-lt- f - my2-dt- LINDLEY & CO., ' MONTANA Solicitor- - iii Cluuicory. K. C. ALLEX. DAY, ALLEN & CO., (Corner of Meats for Families always on hand. mv2-d3- Attor::cy& Counselor at Lazo C. COUTKU.. WM. T. ALLKX. C. DAY. RS. North Front Street, Close to Depot, YT0RK done with neatness and dispatch. Or f dera left at the shop, corner of Frout and FIAth streets, will receive prompj attention. mv7tf I. - Corixne - - . I UTAH. 3IARTIN li WHOLESALE UUTCli CORINNE, ILLINOIS. WHOLESALE & SON, JMASOMC Etc. - . , All order promptly' attended to. The highest Prices paid For fat stock. ' House and Sign Painter, - V . i my9d:jmj . ' Lake Street, 3G P. MAliKET. . j niyo-dfin- il O- - H. II. SHEPHERD, Nos. 34 and CHICAGO, Iteaeonatde, tnyyOtf Paper-hange- r, : 8TOWEI.L. ; JSTC3-- Gents Furnishing Goods, AND CIOARS AT THE BAR,6 . Colorado St., near Steamboat Landing, S Choice. Atm front tended to. lromptly , AND my2-d3- m . Delivcnsi Every Day in Quantities to suit Purchasers, by 'M. r , CLOTH I UTAH. REE If, PORK, and MUTTON void or Quarter. by the CarcotM, Side 0 tlie Beat - ' CORINNE, F. P.TO WINSCIIELL THE CITIZENS OF TUTS PLACE to any terms. - s from, : is i:i: n. - B. B. W. LOCKE. O. K. SMITH. JOBBERS OF , AND ALE. BEER a Distance Jromptly Filed Order BREWERY, LA(u:n desired in BREWERY. CITY WlnduwUe and Retail dealers in FOURTH ST., CORINNE, OFFERS - - M. K. CAMI'litLl.. DEALER IN 3IILL1L-V111- 3 - UTAH. n. my2-dfii- PHILIP WAbSWORTII. - PHILIP WADSWORTH & Co. LEIWES, Retail dealer - nt GROCERIES LIQUORS, CIGAR S$, Tobacco, Etc., Etc. ' .. Fourth Street, near Montana, v CORINNE, BILLIARD HALL, OENERAL - UTAH. nty2-d3- . CORINNE, t O. IvOINlil'V, - - ; and Wholesale Tn - .. HENRY a perch. This is on the car at the dpot at counfiu" superior to any building material in the myildtt try for laruuinent improvements. MONTANA ST., and Sold. Bought - CORINNE, : my2-Jt- lVWINSCllKLL IS PREPARED TO , ish any quantity of DRY GOODS, m - m J. HOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN - , enu caused such profound sorrow here, were accompanied by au immense procession to the new Orleans depot, to be O. Kirkendall's Block, North Side of the Track. from there transported to bis weeping family, who are waiting with agouized D. J. HEYFROn, Propr. hearts in that patriotic old city of StrasKeep constantly on haad the choicest cuts of bourg, which ne defended ' so gallantly loved so well. and MUTTON, BEEF, PORK, is something extremely mournThere 8AUSAGR, BACON, LARD , EGGS, ful in the circumstances attending his BUTTER, CORNED BEEF, VEGETABLES, death, not only because he died far away ' irom home, among strangers, but on acEtc. Etc., Etc., f count of the dark and melancholy events which accompanied it, and of which it inade, as it were, a part. Six months A n L A d T R a WII OLE S E L ago he was a Stroug and healthy roan, E but those who saw the weak, trembling Dealers iu figure that left; the chamber three davs ago, would never have suspected that fee DRUGS, PAINTS, it was whose steady courage and untirOILS, PERFUMERY, ing energy animated the people of Strasbourg during a siege whose terrors exTOILET ARTICLES, ceeded that of Paris, to that heroic Etc. Etc. Etc. which has gained them the adSouth side of Montana Street, near 5th, miration of the world. But sorrow and care, the horrors of the war that 1ms ravaged his country for months, the tyrannous rule of the Prussians, loss of property, grief at the destruction of his W. McNUTT & CO., native city, and, last of all, the cruel desertion of his country by that France Wholesale and Retail for whom lie has sacrificed everything, overcame and broke down, at' last a strong but delicate organization, and he DEALERS I-Ndied, as everybody says, of' a broken bis last at 12 o'clock at PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, heart, breathing on the night, very day the French peovoted .( away his country to the ple basely Oils, Puinls, in Germaus . Varnishes, exchange for a dishonorable Window Glass, peace. FINE TOILET ARTICLES, As the shadows of midnight gathered around his dying bed, and a thousaud AND f m electric tongues were telling the news of GOODS. the surrender of Alsace all over the my2d3nt world, and the black pall of i wretchedand sorrow had sunk down upon Defiance Cigar Klanufactory, ness France, his troubled spirit entered the dark'--174 Ho. Water St HEW Y0EK. vatlcy of'deata like7 the ghost of muidered his country passing away In and t despair. Although sick and gloom BRANDS ,( j he the made, leeble, long,, weary voyage Defiance, The Aon, to from Bordeaux, in .the Strasbourg Fitl staff. Unleer at Standaret, of to do something for able hope being Success, Deicer of Fashion, his unhappy city,';and when they told Dig Thing, The Golden Eagle him that their prayers hod been unavailDeli can. Game Booster, ing, and that they were to be handed lAigal Tender, Tupitcs, over, bound hand and foot, to the PrusThe lone Star, sians, it was too much for him, and the El Meshisto, Gnllleer, broken frame gave way under the stroke. myi-dS- ... W and Plasterer, SECOND HAND GOODS None Ini t Good Workmen; Employed. f Order CORINNE 1ST invTtf , Bricklayer i L. DEMERS. BOOTS and SHOES, O. X. XtlCIlAlOlSUD, FLOUR. LIQUORS, V PEALEB " KIRKENDALLS BLOCK, PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, Callfoinia Canned Fruits, Corner Xortli Front and Sixth Streets, t Grain and Vegetables. ,w. W. HULL, Twdicered - iny2-d3- RANK OF CORINNE. - my!3tf Revenue. WINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS. GROCERIES, Internal J. rR n .All the leat qualities of oiuivieis, V.. - - . Vul- ! . . A Bordeaux correspondent, under date of March 4th, writes as follows : IIURLBUT BROS., Sjo All Operation Warranted. MONTANA STREET, CORINNE, Three doors west of Post Office.) CORINNE. Fischbachs MONTANA STREET, HOLLISTER, . ; 'tjr,;: V; Yestenlav the last earthly remains of COXSHSTIXO or from and M. School Books, Cutlery, Dry Goods, etc. poor ofKuas, Deputy wlioeeAlsace, untimely Mayor Strasbouig, Second Hand Good Nought and Sold. . a,; SALOON, UTAH- mylhltf Collector DENTISTRY, Dr. H. HADLEY, Artificial teeth inserted on Gold, Silver or canite Base. !, ' i Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry.55 $ CLOTHING. - f my2-dt- - iny2-d3i- Ell 0 F FIC K, - CORINNE, ; Ile'pairer - (Nearly opposite MONTANA STREET, Jr TOOHY, jvraorijNicY at lav, - m tlie Post Ollicc) DENNIS . and Immigrants. LADIES' SILKS AND SATINS, myl4-t- f , & OF -- , , AND Streets, ? Practical Scourer Y'T LAW , SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. UTAH. CORRAL COMMODIOUS ui ATTORNEY'S f A GEORGE BOND, THE ONLY FITCH & -MANN, - UTAH. mv2-dt- Metropolitan Hotel) - - CORINNE, f I my2-d3- 8. A. MANS. f - DENHALTEES. , Good Accommodations for Freighters - - Coaissx. 4th and Montana Corner OFFICE AT- It. It. DEPOT. - J. R. TAGERT, Quaker City Stables, (Opposite 4 on Band at Corlnne. Conatantly HENRY ... CORINNE, I really am sonry for these The Funeral. CORINNE, TO TIIE CITIRENS OF THIS CITY of goods in liis line, AT AUCTION PRICES! GEORGE HANF, Propr. m F. Plata Tah ARowt A SAD SCEfNB. ; Destth of the Drove Mayor of bonrep Died of o Broken Deart FAREWELL. - - ,T. ' f ! MONTANA STREET, OFFERS Kept constantly on hand. Building, FRESH VEGETABLES, N O T S i AND CONFE C TI ONE R Yf. ! AND CIGARS LIQUORS kinds. A FULL ASSORTMENT OF OFFICE,. CAKES, And a Good Stock of c, , Auction Prices BAKERY, FRESH NEWS, FRUIT IN SEASON $3 W - 1 25 J. W. GRAHAM, M. D. -- and Cutlery .Post Office f 1 1 L5.: COJUNXE IublislierM and Proji. ' ? WALL PAPER, KENYON & MERRICK, On Year, EALEH STATIONERY, : 1 A (except BOOKS, UNION ' cl |