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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06
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Perhaps II is not generally known that
the much talked of triehina gpiraiis, or
pork worm, was hrst discovered IN Amer
lea by DR., X &. Kendall, Of Philadelphia
Pa with that American instrument known
as the Craig Microscope, costing only
1915, amer repeated failures TO discover
the worm with an imported microscope,
costing 1855, ''of feebler power and less re-
liable" This fact DIR. Kendall stands
ready TO prove At any time. The Craig
Microscope in neat boz with full direction
Is mailed anywhere for t?,75, by X. II
Ross, 3i8 Locust ST., St. Louis, No.
Read the advertisement In this paper
my 81, d9m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

go in with somebody that Is better able to
stand his way of doing than l am. This
course is n necessary step in the direction
OF self-prescrvation, and have no we'll.
wlshcr that will chidc me for taking Il.
shall as heretofore, keep everything the
farmer and planter of the surrounding
country need for The successful prosecution
OF their calling, aud q thousand and one
thhgs that are considcrcd necessities 10
town people but for ali these things, I In
tend tooxacs ~re-w
" '-@ CASH on pxLIsaRr.
- ane adoption ofthis rule will enable me
!" sen cheaper that over, as will not be
compelled to ''ehalk-up" prices to cover
the loss Of an occasional wildcat debt.
Ny customers viii no doubt appreciate.
tho necessity that impels this step, and
give II their approval. Let II be UNDER
stood then, that sink or swim, survive or
perish, my motto for the future will be;
Small profits; quick sales; no cash, no
trade" And having started out on the cash
basis, desire to dispel memory Of
Che fact that ! ever did business on any
other plan. Ifpartics indebted to mo will
cancel their indebtedness, 30 that can
burn my old books, shall soon be able TO
achieve that desire. i,...l 4. -.'
Thanking the public for their liberal pat
ronage, and hoping that those indebted
TO me will find It convenient to square up
soon, remain as ever,
Very Respectfully,
WIN. N. DAVIDSON,
....-,... $50 Commercial avenue
July 81, 1S70.-daw1m
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

PrRsoSAL.-We were pleased to meet,
at Metropolis, our old and esteemed friend
Col John Martin. of the Psducah Ken.
saeliaa. The Colonel felt happy over the
recent Democratic victory in kentucky
He made q powerful speech In front Of
the National Hotel, promising our people
his support In the coming canvass. The
RehtetisH has many subscribers in this
district.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

FLORA GARDES.-The Flora Garden
will be In full blaze Of glory tomorrow.
II hapleasant place Of resort--shady and
cool, and aplace at which all lovers Of
good beer, ice-eold lemonade aud fragrant
cigars do mostly congregste. The public
are invited, and will be courteously re-
ee!ved by Mr., y. Fisher, the proprietor,
who Is 'iFele's'in his efforts to please his
numerous customers. Isenberg's band
will be presant.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

TgsTiNoSIALs.-We witnessed, At Me-
tropolis, that Col. Crebs was the recipient
Of many beautiful boquets from the ladies
Of the place Among the number the
mos, beautiful, and indeed tho largest we
have ever seen, was presented by Mrs,
WIN. j. Yost.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

Hs"e 81 LOUIS ~ A'euis, City Of Evansvtie, Evans
The weather continues clear aud pleas.
ant, the temperature 10 gradually rising
70 something like tsst ofths cheated term
oftwo weeks ago. We believe, however,
that Il win not quite reach Il. The nights
continue cool and pleasant. $40 .
The river has risen eight inches since
last report. .r.r4a,S
The decline In the Mississippi, 81 ~.
Louis, still continues, and the reported
rise at Dubuque will not amount TO much.
The Missouri Is about stationary.
The Ohio is falling steadily q Pits.
burg, with four feet water in the channel.
It is falling at Cincinnati, but rising
slowly Mt Louisvil!e, with nearly Ave fsot
water In the chute over the falls. This
figure will be the deepest point reached on
the present rise, and boats Of the coal
feet will have much dinculty in crossing,
and only the smaller barges win attempt
il. As the water has been let into the
canal, an effort WAS made 10 induce Gen.
weitzel to allow the dam NJ its head TO be
partially removed 10 allow the coslboats
to pass through, but refused.
The Cumberland is still rising with over
live feet water on Harpoth shoals.
Business is still brisk notwithstanding
the small number Of arrivals.
The Milbrey brought out a92 bsgs
wheat for Cairo millers, 60 bbls. -four, "a
sks bran, 4 coops chickens, o bbls and
boxes apples for Cairo merchants, and 200
wagon nHles for Memphis.
The Collier and barges are still At our
wharf and will receive nearly 400 ton, pro.
duce, machinery and assorted freight for
n. q. and way points.
The Shark and barges had hard time
at Liberty bar, where there Is only I've
feet water. fI|
This summer is proving more conclu-
sively than ever, that Cairo 10 the hssd Of
uninterrupted stcamboat communication
With N. o. and the Col. While there Is
plenty Of water for all classes Of steamers
below Cairo there is only five feet water
to st. Louis, and six feet 10 Louisville.
One week ago there was only three and .
half feet to Louisville.
The City Of Evansville brought l2s SKIS
wheat, 80 bbls whisky, lopkss sundries for
Cairo, 1854 sks wheat for 81. Louis; 2s6
bills -four, 20 tons sundries Tor reshipmsnt
South.
The Susie Silver for New Orleans and
the City of Alton for Memphis are due for
81. Louis this evening.
The Milorcy leaves for Paducs every
evening, except Sunday, At 3 O'Clock.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

IL You want pure wines and liquors, or
nice fragrant cigar, go to the Washing
ton Saloon, corner Of Washlhston avenue
and Fourteenth street The proprietor,
H. +. Blankenbarg, will treat you well
and set out his "best," which can't be sur.
passed in Cairo. ,,..~ jy2stf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

--0entlemcn go 10 John Antrim's, 70
Ohio 1.cvee, for all your muslin shirts
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, and
save at least az per cent from the ordinary
retail prices. He has the best cloth GOV.
cred paper collar ever offered Ia the mar
kct. .... ..f. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

CAIRO BASD.-Thc Cairo Silver Cor
net Band added greatly TO the intercs, Of
the Metropolis Conventions. During H..
stay IL serenaded the editor fthe Metrop-
oils Times and discourscd excellent music
on Thursday evening in front of the Ma.
tiOnsl Hotel.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

A wIGwAM.-It is suggested that the
Democracy Of our city build q mammoth
wigwam for the coming campaign. We
second the suggestion. The Democracy
need such place for meeting. We shall
refer TO the matter again.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

YOUNGER by twenty years is the
appearance Of the man of Fifty or the
lady of-never mind how many summers
after he or she has charmed away the
gray hairs with PHALos's VITALIA.
Pleasant. clear, and transparent. No
sediment. =
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
susld&wlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06
PIANO TrYEn.-Mr 7. WIN. Morkle

Piano TuSER-Mr =. Vim. Morkle,
piano-maker and tuner, 33?s Broadway,
st. Louis, Is now In the city, ready to
answer nil calls Of. the public. He will
repair and tune pianos on the shortest
notice, on the most reasonable terms. Or.
ders left a, Blsisdelrs or lannon's book
store, will he promptly attended 20.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

Now 10 tho time to secure tho mos.
desirable rooms At tho ~. Charles 1t low
figures. During July, August and Sep
tember, q large deduction from regular
rates will be made A few more day
boarders can be accommodated 1t the old
rate. Tho coolest and most spscious din
ing room in the city. iii jytdlm
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The MAT. Burns BALL.-Mr, /,

The MAT. BURNS BALL-Mr. Mat.
Burns has returned to the quiet walks of
life and proposes TO net hereafter the par,
of useful citizen. A large number of
his friends, in honor Of this event, propose
TO give grand ball on Monday night
next, sth inst At the Mechanics Boarding
House, corner Of Third Street and
Commercial avenue. There will
be lots Of enjoyable fun on the occasion,
but the best Of order will be maintained.
The tickets will be 81 each. Give Mat
irsi-rste benefit Ho is in need of
money, and bis friends should not forget
him.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

EAsE AND CoMvoRT, perfect vision, the
eyes preserved, natural sight guaranteed
TO those who use Lazarus & Morris per.
fected spectacles. Tabcr Bros. sole agent,
FOR this place. dyl2d&wlm.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

GoIxo Irro BUSH Ess.--Aidsrrnan Oar.
roll has purchased the brick house on the
corner Of Twenty-eighth street and Com.
mercial avenue and proposes to Il IL up
in fine style and open up a hrst-clas sa-
loon.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

wHrS 1.-The nomination Of Col, Orebs
is received in our city with enthusiasm
from the Democracy and large number
Of conservative Republicans. The ques-
ton now is, when villa ratification meet
ing take placer
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

CoxSusiAL FELIcITY.--Nothing tends
more 10 connubial happiness the cheerful
and healthy infants and children. Mrs
Whitcombs Syrup is the great children's
soothing remedy.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

NorIcr-W' L. Scott will reopen the
Metropolitan Saloon on ,fonday. Angus.
Eth I" ~ oe'ock an, with free lunch,
""u night. f
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

THE LATE FIRE.-Prcsident McHale
insists that the Hibernian Are company
20, the first water At the Are the other
night, and that the public should be in
formed Of the important fact. ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

p SERExApr Matchmaker INDUCED IN
the luxury of mairimony, yesterday, and
was treated BY the boys, last night to .
tin-pan serensde.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

CouRr.--The county cour, will assemble
on the 18th inst, for the purpose OF set.
ting with the sheriff and Treasurer.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06
The 8nlletin.
NEWS OF TIE CITY.

Ir--You want good music, good beer,
snd cool place to louguc in, go TO the
Flora Garden 10 morrow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

THE1.Asr NIonr.-To-night Is the last
night Of tho great Irish linen and dry
goods auction, ut schultzs old stand, on
Commercial avenue. All seekers amer
bargains should avail themselves Of this
opportunity. |t L4Ht
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

Qua public school buildings are UNDER
going thorough repairs. Schools will be-
gin about tho 9Th Of Septembes
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

isrSBERos BAND. - fsenberg's fine
string band will DO at the Flora Garden
tomorrow, and furnish the customers Of
tina, popular place Of resort with hrst-ciass
music. ~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

~ 1T Is THROWN IN YOUR TEETH
That you do not your dental spparatu,
an proper trim, ii ia your own fault, for
all the world knows that you might do 50
by using the mstchless vegetable d.r,,i.
fee SozoDoST
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

"SPALDISo's GLuE."-Chesp Co,v.
lent and Useful Mends everything.
agleoddlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06
SDEWAUK NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will he received Il the onee of
the Undersigned, No. II Thornton's Block, until
so'clock. pm, OF Wednesday, the 10Th dsy OF
IN the erection Of Reed 4 AAsn's new st ore house
TO he erected ON Ohio Levee, Cairo, Ilinois. &C.
eording TO the plans and Specifications now open
for examination At my once.
ID. READE,
sugSdSa Architect and 6upt.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

..uir.tI ARRIVALS. 100
Armada, Columbus, Milbry, Peducsh,
ElA Hughes. Nashville; City q Byansvine, Evans
Shark. II Louis, Belle 81 Lsms. Asmphis
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

Rsiic 81 Louis, y Louis, CITY Il Evsnsviii:, ~,
, 1870-01-21
TIE CONVENTION.
8rRIK9PIELD, H.. Jan. p.
The convention Was called to order At !


8rRIKGPIELp, H.. Jan. p.
O'Clock.
=, 4 pet petition Was presented By ny: ANTHONY.
paee t s e s M 9s
Sonata be rot increased. Mt. Anthony also pre-
stnted petition NON George 4. Shufeldt, Of
Court il that city, and to aliox mot no man n 70 Be
JubncH Of the Peace except he be IN attorney Or
counsellor A. lsN, Of zone pefson qnal!nea By
aSninstdon Of candlds.es by the JudGes Of lie
Courts OF Record Of Cook County.
TAXING rnoPKRTT OF RELIGIOUS EoclK11Ea
OF Crawford, In regard TO taxing the property OF
rcligtou7 so1enes, Waa called up
retpect Tor tnem Than ne, out there were mult1.
tndes Of cases IN which persons de1tEuedly took
ness olnees IN the bsaemeut OF churches. lie
Wished 10 rcAcn such persons.
NJ: HA1SR, Of Cook, wished to amend hr
III. HCE, Of Montgomery. sad al ibis properly
Aesats, BRodWELL Of Goes, and POAGE. Of
moving that the COMMITTEE On Revenue consider
tue subject ard report.
a rss II fsyS; ss et i as rel
houses. He opposed setting the matter upon
any general rr1nc!clea
Il IL
70 inauRuratug Al thu late day tae oan OF saxing
properly used exclusively for religious purposek
We are faxed nor fof everything but tas wor:
enough u II Is for that one hing. would have
reverence let Aone- a New jersey Jusrlce Of the
Peace hAs late]Y decided that = Eerhal contract
lament, = few years ago: "Apd when We ascerd
TO the heavenly goal, they would, they !could,
sstet stamp oa oui soul" would not Do sn.s-
i1aoas Of ine heat % Heaven uata1ed / Would
not haFe churches built below. and
~ kia nd es.ees ssg1' .oI .o' md g. e. r.
secured f1om taxation oy tho mantle Of The -.
cred Too much OF thus nas been doae, and
.oaid STOP Il; Il Eoes tae T1eatuEy a9a ssp. tae
heatnen at bone too Eucn after the waJ We naye
wotted with those abroad, when We sent Bibles
u he soid nd t6e chafca III p1aTed red ios sas ou
wa1d. bound ahtp. Let worship be untangsed and
u: TScHER, of yern11llon. opposed ths
III. UNDERWOOD. Of St, C,.tr, sa,a there ~.a
no doubt Of The abuse OF The e1eupticg clsrse Of
lion 10 the Committee o. Revenue. Adopted.
HKTRKxCHkFT AND RxFoRM. ...
~, ~ ,TA1T Of Me4 q ads .eport e behalf oi
vention eIklng ~ 10 the expenses Of Inc coaveR-
isS5 10 issa. Tae s+pozs Wss sccompsn'oa ' bt @ fa
subject natter OF itqu'ry: msde IN detail Tae
Sass. me pTl1ctpsi isems were ~.
aries. fsa, 80: twenty com ptsstoueTs for
takirg so!diels' vote, 1850: printing,
5p9aL50; publbhtng proetediogl,; H616.
Tne total cost Of lhe rxhnfy.tn,rd Assembly
Fas taasos. Itens-Prtnnng, ts2,7k5: printing
pIpet, Sl4, ,4s455: salaz1e4 ~ 81.
Ite T8el ty-fourlh A4>embly cost &197, s0s ~.
Itcms-P1iut.fg paper. Saa eos 20: puhllsn'oS pfp.
ceedlnRs, & 6s9.l6: teH .tat tsfs invoi.hed mem
be,s S1567n s.: extra CLERKS reporters, &c-, s1s-
ga laiaiiee, I'll, ,C6l ~
Tno foiM cost Of the Txenty.nfth Assembly
Nas $s1t. .1sa-sa "
The tot1l co<S Of The TNeLty.kl1tk Assembly
x1t $215, u.od ~. ...
3s6s, s,Goae2-
Tte committee submitted the following caa&t-
, 1870-01-21

On cali Ct the year and nays on the adoption
OF she resolution il was defeated By IT yeas 10 81
nays,
4 motion for reconsideration VIZ laid On the
table.
4 memorial to Congress aaftng aid to improve
The hArbor OF Duluth passed the Senate.
WISCONSIN,.
Spec{1{ Ueapatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tfibuue.

coLrxBCs, Ohio, Jan. e1-The House Of Repre-
sent1tlyea, In Committee Of tie Whole, has hsd 4
sharp CONTEXT all tay over the fifteenth Amend
menl The Democrats arc resosung 70 all tueans
known to parliamentary Law to postpone The yosc.
Ia this theJ are aided bJ the Chairman Of the COM
nuitlee, Nj. parr, DEMOCRAT. Tney declare thxt .
vote ANAL not Be had uenl the con-
tested election catea Of two Republican nemoets
are dectttd. The Republicans 1fe confident Of
auccess. and the contest Will be removed after
supper. On = vote taken q te minutes 4tnce, the
friends OF the amendment had s. votes md the
opponents Is. The galleries and lobbles Of tie
houses have bean crowded with spectators, and
the excitement ta great
CoLINBCE, Jan. f1-At O'Clock the House
adopted The Senate 1csol1don, 1Au1Jf1G the F1f-
fseta Amendment . The CONSTITUTION Of the
thereof. The vote stood: yeaA 81; nays, "a
AeakI& Bates. ..utlf, ana Klenchmidt voted IN
the Affirmative. Tue result Was received with
cheers bs the CROWD tn the galleries and lobby.
, 1870-01-21

l,rr, presiding, it wal decided 70 remove tic The
ologtca! Seminary fum New York. and me t<usteoa
wtte authorized TO dispose OF INC present sass aad
buildings.
TEE 1RtsuNK AND TIE SENATE.
The 7si,tne, this morning comments severely
% as e s 5 sssna g. a si
restoration OF Vlgtnta hack 70 the Hoase and gtfo
Ruter cnaEoe to Iii 1t thetr. and sa5z that tals
ID tn o1ecs oetens.ious denscee Of the eeattt e3-
BtACK KAn aCsrNEss OK LARak sclLA-
Tne Sun nAs an account OF the sssemps
New YORK 70 1,sko noneI hers 81 establish:
ing 1 joint etock company TO Investigate ftanaa o.
dlsttiItts. The COMPANY was formed about at 1oaf
xn!eh aaS eeea takea r. r. 1tes T9l!sEsq0 y
t!.ds thsy esssnsasa oes. a HS; e. Il Rer7t1s nns
Hou1e, tn the Eutan House. md IN ldncas
saloon, On Broadway. The company Eefs ~,
:, Co. Il D. ra9 IN y. E
proceedings against dAtllleEa ard othefA
sRaanss Ehom adaSs II ~ msns sact % s.n1a so e
company haa attempted 10 black.na4 a number
oi dnt1lers and Liquor mefcoann aaa aaa 5a5eAs- !
10 States Prison If trcy failed % gase tne required
aons, and he al once revoked tho authority
h. h h9s ;s RsTS3n'R Revs1"s sts1 o.cso q
called On Bsisdtl, lsie J. Eckell. and Ihe broth:
ess Dopuy (tne tso foIM e ~ u state I ra9n aaa
ton Win view Of nakifs arrests. These men
ware convicted and cent to tail tor def.audng the
government, but II Il said that they were
promised pardon II they would te! al they Kew
about the ah1s5eJ frauds. The agents OF the
company havc glTcn Information to the District
AttcrEeI, and O-dAF about nfty warrants we're IS
tued agaiuat dissslIeIs ard liuuor merchants.
DEATH or G0TThCH4LK.
The stesu1hhp Soulh AMes3ca. ffum Rio Iauel'
TO Decec bes 9, brings the melancholy Intelligence
Of the death Of Loufs M. GottschatE, the cele
0tytrN q Eorster concert at Rio JAnciro, He fell
5enteleea at his lnAtrnment, during the perform
auce Of his fayoti'e composition. Ii HuTft.
I!c was taken to Tjaca where he fingered three
weeks and Expired On The 18th OF December. The
Emperor sept continually during his !l!ness 10 OBJ
:stn ndlrgs Of bis eonoitloa. His funeral EAs
conducted by The Philharmonic Society OF RIG
J.neto, act attended BY an extraordinary nur1
btr Of peftcns Of I'll uarioraltsic-. zr7 tEu1asna
we're deposited In the Cemetery Of IL John the
Iaptist,
, 1870-01-21

NeE Postmaatcr Appointed for mt1-
JTaukee-mnaonsc- OF the
Late Ex-Governor Dufksc.

NeW Postmaster Appointed for mtl.
ESaukee-maaoa1c- OF tue
L0xc Ex-Governor Dufksc.
Special Despatch to The Chtago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE. Jan 20.
Tbs telegraph, last n!gh,, brought the intelu.
Reuce that tha President had sent In tue name ol
i. G. West tot Poetuxater Of Milwaukee, In place
Ct Colonel Il. a. StAT, the present incumbent
The cause OF the re1royN we know not, Colonel
otas1 having served hls couutIJ faithfully a sol.
ufer, and haTlrg managed the Affairs OF tue Post
once 90 satisfactorily and we'll that no complain,
na1 been made
The Annual conclaTe Of the Grand Comnsudery
Of Knights Templar o. the STATE Of Wisconsln
ening year: Right Eminent str Knight r.. II.
Knight A. Y. Il. Carpenter; Deputy GRIND Com
ma1deT, Eminent Su Knight II. n. Sherman
Gtsno Geot5alisalun, Eminent ST Knight LJeu
7. AeAd Grand Capi9tn General, Eminent SN
knight Samuel FAlloWR: GRIND PTelate, EntEepr
Str Knight Amen RtleJ Jones; GRIND Senior
Wafde1. Eminent 6u knight 81. ". Wills; Grand
Junior Warden, Emleent Str Knight n. a. Bailey
Grand Treasurer. Eminent Su Knight #. T. PS4.
ner; Grand Recorder, Eminent Sit knight Thoa.
Forbes; Grad Standard Bearer, Kuineus Sr
knight uoHN g. Go6a; Grand sword Bearer,
Emllcnt Str Knight DA1aC. Lamb; Grand Warden,
EntIeut Sir knight Bafr1tt
kKSosHA, Jan 3n.-T1t funeral Of eI-Gosernrr
Charles pu1kee took place here tnis afternoon.
ttofe closed. TIE day wx8 splendid, and Al oar
nre companies and other aGsoctaaCns turned o1t
II was OF Of the lafgest funera.A that ever took
NlAce here.
, 1870-01-21

RecTuits for the Western Eoras-In.
dian News from Various Quarters
-De&tfnctIon of Telegraph L1ucs
bT The Recent Storm
Special Despatch to The Chicago Trtbone.
OMAHA, Jan. -
Two hundred Infantry recruits left this morn
trg for the forts on The line Of the Union Pacific
PaseErGers from the West report more than
forty Hies OF telegraph llnes, including railroad
and commercial lines, almost entirely demolished
BY The recent storm. A large force is rebuilding
IS fSrtoly IS posslo1e. No communication yes
wttt Of Grand Island
4 hunting party Of Omaha Indians has lust re-
tusred from The Republican Rlger with { Large
quantlty Of buffalo meat.
The OHaha RESERVATION Ia materially luntoye d
By The erection Of comfortable buildings and
Echool hoosea.
The Hera1d's letter from Fort Laramie states
that BANG Of Indiana Captured for;y head OF cat
te from berdet Famed Mills, on the 14th.
Helena papers report the aT2tTal OF the agent OF
the MonH1a3n croxs rom Fo1t Parker IN rhn yei'
lowsto1e valley. The Indians are ali contented-
General 6uIly has caused the erection Of sab.
stanual ELL and farm ho1ses. It II expected tnat
the Indians Wll4 help In the cultivation oi the soil
nexr spring.
Ge1eral 1usur has Jest rece!yed Official tntor-
E.silon from Fort Randall showing tbAt there is
DO doubt that PaHnee Killers band engaged IL
the massacre OF Bucks fnrTeJtnR party On the
l,epnbnca3 LlVeT last August Eight y n1tes were
killed IN tie frst attack. Several escaped, but
were subsequently murdered BY another hand Of
Indians.
, 1870-01-21
MIN ES0TA. .

Liberal offer of Dutch Capitalists
In fteEnrd to tho Northern PncxIlc
KA1}xo0N4
Special Despatch 70 The cnicag 20 T1t5une.
ST. PAIL Jan. 30.
The Prtts, to-day, slludtng 10 The announced
purpose OF the Northern Pacinc Railroad to Coz.
sloes aesi l1e I,on ~ neaf Lake sapenol 70 ne
TO nGfEsaSe rue read 50 built and Ali ants granted
al security for = suns1aJ and guarantee OF bonds,
Amsterdam capitalists who 4se roE building the
St P8ul Pacific Railroad hate edered 10 bald
that section Of the Northern Paclac from the
Red HFef 10 The Missouri. and they hase nasle
kLoNu their wll1I gness to bitd themselves 10
c7mpete this western sectlou As soou ~ tho est
rrpposl'ioD, tie kerms Of which a1e o. her Else Of
The moss LIBERAL cha1Aetet, woaid place Atnues0's
AID tho xatera Of both Lake Superior aud the
Misat9stppI River in railroad conEuutc alton with
MoEtata At least three Jeafs before It caa be st.
1sined under the policy hboTe referred Ia.