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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

Mrs, Hannah Coolidge, of Waltham, who's
will is lust presented for probate, left $4,000 t
the Congregational society there, to be used 70
a parsonage, or the interest to go towards tn
pastors salary. She also directed the interes
on 81 900 to be divided among the poor, CAV
the American Bible Society 81 900, Hom
Missionary Society $1,000, and American an,
Foreign Christian Union 81 900.
The Unitarian society of Lowell has voted t
increase the salary of its pastor, Rev. Henri
Blanchard, making it $4,000. Mr.. Blanchar
has been with this society but few month";
and this unsolicited and wholly unexpected in
craasa tool. him nv srrnriep
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-04-08

FOE SALE One q the hess locations On
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22
VALLANDlGHAM'S FUNERAL.

An IMPOSING PROCESSION IN DAYTON
BUSINESS GENERALLY sUsPENDED--DIs-
TISGUIsHED PERSONS PRESENT-THE
LAST RITES or CHRISTIAN BURIAL.
DAYTON, o.. June 20.-The funeral of
the Hon. {. l.. Nallandigham, to-day, was
of a most impressive character, and was
probably the largest which has ever taken
place in the state Of Ohio.
The procession was about two miles in
length and was composed Of persons Of all
political parties and walks Of life. Bust
ness in many parts of the city was sus-
pended during the passing Of the funeral
cortege.
The county and city buildings, together
with many private residences, were draped
in mourning, The pall-bcarers were
Hon \. &. Thurman, Hon. ;. :. Cox,
Hon. Geo. T.. Pugh, Hon. George W.
McCook, Hon. Judge Gilmore Gen. .. c.
Maxwell John Howard, Samuel Craig
head, Elihu Thompson, ID. a. Bower W.
H.,Gillepshie, and l.. y. Hauk.
Many distinguished gentlemen from all
parts of the union were present and par
ticipated in the ceremonies. Chief Jus
tice Chase was prevented from being pres
ent by i'll health
The funeral services at the residence
were conducted by Rev. +. =. Wright, of
the Episcopal church. He was buried by
the masonic fraternity, Grand High Priest
Chas. &, kcifcr, officiating.
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THE BULLETIN.
&a's
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
FRANCE.
THE lRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT
GOES On
MONARCHY GIVES WAY TO THE
MARCH OF DEMOCRACY.
FRANCE.

RESTORATION.
PARIS, June 2O.-The work of the rcsto-
ration of Paris, and especially the Bois de
Boulogn", is being actively pushed forward
THE NEWSPAPER WAR
The war between the eighteen monarch
ist and the five republican journals is Bit
ter in the extreme. The latter repudiate
the Commune.
THE GENERAL IMPRESSION
is that their leaders represent the senti-
ments of more electors than those of their
adversarles. They also rcitcrate, while
the monarchi.t Journal. are divided
PLEASE REsIGS.
VERSAILLES, June 20.-Thc minister Of
justice has issued Il circular requesting all
magistrates who are candidates for the
assembly to resign before the election.
The government authorize. the rc-r.tab-
lishment of private icicgraphing in the
department., Of the Seine and Seine r,
Oize
THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT.
Manifesto from moderate republicans
announce the adhesion cf sixteen more
newspapers 90 their cause.
The bank Of France ha. resumed the
publication of its returns.
REPUBLICAN AsCENDENCY FEARED.
PARIS, June 2o.-Thc monarchial pres.
fear union Of the republican journals. \
committee has been formed to procure the
return 20 the assembly Of the former rep
rcsentatiyes of 4 l-pcc and Lorraine
Gamhctta ha- declined nomination for
the assembly.
Deuunciation uf the Communists are
made daily, and arrests continue frequent.
\ SECOND CHAMBER.
The idea IS mootcd Of forming n second
chamber, to be elected by general council.
UNEAsGNEss IN BELGIUN.
LONDON, June 2O.-The Times special
dispatch says the meIibers of the intcrna-
tional society are distributing electoral
manifestoes.
The JOurHal states that the proceedings
Of the society causes uneasiness TO the
Belgian government, and that the garri-
sons in the kingdom have been reinforced
An IMPORTANT ORDER.
The Daily NeDS special dispatches say
that instructions have been given from
Berlin 20 stop the return Of the German
troops from France, and to discontinue the
surrender Of French prisoners.
PARIS, June 20.-The report that Pyatt
had been arrested is contradicted. Rouher
has gone to Bourdeaux.
The PreSSe says the monarchical parties
are wanting in patriotism.
PRINCE NAPOLEON CANDIDATE.
Prince Napoleon has accepted candi-
dature for the assembly from Corsica and
his election is thought certain.
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GIVEN Up AS LOST.

The second thing il. the patients mu-t ctavi1a
warm room ntil they get well II ia almost iai-
are diseased. but y must hustle he prevented or q cute
especially IN this section of the country, ~ tie
fall and winter season, are all wrong HhyS-
tients II their lungs are badly diseased; ana Yet.
because they are in the house they must not
much aud as fast as the strength Will bear 10
get upu good circaatl9n OF blood. The patients
we'll. This has great deal to DO with the appc-
lite, and u the great point To- guln.
To despair Of cure after such evidence Of it,
possibility in the worst eases, and moral ccr-
tainty In all others Is sinful. d. schcncks per-
sonal statement 10 the Faculty Ot his own cure
was in these modest words:
consumption; confined 10 my bed, and At 900
time my physicians thought that could not live
strnws, heard oi and obtained the preparations
which now offer 10 the public, und they made
could feel them penetrate my whole system.
They soon ripened the matter in my lungs, and
yellow matter q" every yg ornns @ fr RAJ long nj Ss'o me
- As soon AS that began 70 subside, my cough,
me, and my appetite became great that II was
with difiienlty that could keep from eating too
grown In flesh ever since;
added the Doctor, "thei iooling ike a ils1e
skeleton; my weight was only ninety seven
twenty-five l2l5, pounds. nnd lor ! ears have en-
toyed uninterrupted health
visits t. Sew-Nork and Boston He or his son,
Dr. J. H. Sclenck, Jr., stlll cputnuc to see pa
tcnt- at their Office. No. Il North sixth street,
Philadelphia, every saturday irum9 Dam. to Pm.
Those who wish u thorough examination with
the Rcspiromoter will b, charged S5 The NCs-
promoter declares the exact condition of 'hc
ilngs, and patients can readily learn whether
they are durable or not
The directions for taking tho medicines are
adapted To the Intelligence even of child. Ful-
low these directions, and kind Nature will dc tao
rest. excepting that In some cases the Mandrake
li,is are To be taken in increased doses; tho
ture. medicines need no other nccumpanmCnts
than the ample instructions that accompany
tnoM; First create appetite. OF returning
hpalth, hunger II the most welcome symptom.
" her IL comes rs IL will come, let the despair
iuy at once be uf good cheer. Good blood mt once
fuiliNs, the cough luusens, the night sweat is
abutci. In II short time both OF these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
pr. schcnck's medicines are constantly kept In
tens pr thousands uf families. As "a laxative or
purgrtvc. the Mandrake Pills are - standard pre-
partition while IA? Pulmgnic syrup u curr
OF coughs ami culd7 niny be regarded as pro-
forms.
Price OF tho Pumonc Syrup and Sea-wced
Tonic, Sl.O Il bottle, or $3.50 half Dozen. Man
uTnke rus, y cents box. For 9a.U by ell drug.
S'sts and dealers.
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OUR CHURCHES.

ssBYTERlAN-E. .ghth.street.
! aching sabbath at loiz \. NJ, and "a Pm.
yer meeting, Wednesday at "a r.N.
iday school, 3 =. n. J. VI. Lansden. Super.
..ndent. Rev. c. II. FoorE, Faster.
II HODIsT-Cor. Eighth and Walnut st-.
!. aching, Sabbath loi3 A. VI, and JPN
yer meeting, Wednesday, 7J,P.N
iday school .3r.N. l.. W. stIlwcll, Super.
( ,ndsn,, Rev. F. l.. Thompson. Pastor.
IRCH or THE acknowledgement
rning prayers, sabbath lo1s A.N.
ming prayer "a Pm.
fbSth school, BAN.
Rev. .MG. CoAS, Rector.
k,hTRICK'S CHURCH-Cor. Ninth 81, aud
.shington Avenue.
4 ,lic Service, Sabbath sN and iOli An.
'pers. Bpm.
,day school, 2 pm.
Syice every day, SPIN.
4 Rev. p. J. o'H.LLoR,s, Priest.
Eighteenth street.
d aching, sabbath lo,2 ~ NJ, and 71Ir.N.
Rev. J. FRIrSp, Pastor.
LION SUNDAY sCHooL--ln the Christian
S,rch, Eighteenth Street. Sabbath Scnool 3
J. y. REED, Superintendent.
20 MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSoCIATION-Reg-
meeting second Monday each month at the
aver room Of the Presbyterian Church.
feekly Prayer meeting, Friday, ~ p. NJ, at
,F Prayer room Of the Presbyterian church.
n, c. PARsoNs, President.
II CAN NJ. E.-Fourteenth ST. between Walnut
iii Cedar.
wees, Sabbath, II AN.
,day school, IA PAM
ss3p.M.
oaching, ~ Pm. Rev. W. II BGows Pastor.
IND FREE-wILL BAPTlsT-Flleenth st.
Iyeen Walnut and Cedar.
lP'yices Sabbath, ~ and 3r.M
Rev. N. lIcHs. Pastor.
U lE.WILl BAPTIST HOME MISSION suN-
y sCHOOI.-Corner walnut and Cedar SITS.
day School, oA. ~
iT FREE WILL BAPTIST CHuRcli-Cur-
Barracks.
Vices. sabbath II 4. NJ, 3P. N. and "a p. NJ.
Rev, WM. KELLEY, Pastor
q nr MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHuRCH-bet'
C,an 10th and nth streets, near Cedar
|vhching Sabbath lOl2 4. NJ, and ia p NJ.
yer Meeting, Wednesday evening
Friday evening,
3,a lath School, lRp.M John Van Baxter Aht
ley stephens suporntendents.
Rey. Il. j. SHORES, Pastor,
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THE NEW DEPARTURE.

CHIEf-JUsuCE CHASE ENDORSES yALLAN-
DIGHAM AND THE DAYTON PLATFORM.
DAYTON, o., June 20.-Thc following
letter from chiei-justice Chase was received
by the late G. l.. Vallandigham few days
after the promulgation of the famous new
departure resolutions:
WAsHINGToY, May 2O.-My dear sir-I
have just received the resolutions Of the
Montgou ey county, Ohio, democratic con-
vention reported by yourself together
with your remarks and those of Mr.. Houk.
You have rendered great service to your
country and party; at least such is my
judgment. May God bless you for it..
Nothing can be truer than your dcclara-
ton that the movement contemplated by
the resolutions is the restoration of the
democratic party to its ancient platform of
progress and reform. | know you too
well to doubt your courage or your hdel.
ity to your convictions. Very truly yours,
5. p. CHASE
To Hon. G. l.. Nalldndigham.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22
SEWING MACHINE.
WANTED, AGENTS.

S,oycnty-hye to two hundred dollars per m"nih
> eyeI ywhere, male and female, To Introduce the
,ienuine Improved Common Sense Family sewing
Machine. THIS narhihe viii stitch, hem, i"ll,
most superior manner. Price only 81. Fully
warranted for i've wears. Wewil pay Sl,U" ior
any machine thatwill sew stronger, more ean.
.,Emstic Locn stitch" Every second sutch can
be cut, ami still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without learingii. We pay agents s1i to ssun prr
month and expenses, or II commission rom Wnl.h
twice that amount can he made, For circulars
AID ierns, apply to or address,
q. BOWERS co
4adspruce Street, philadelphia, "a
CAUTION --Do not be imposed upon by other
ma ties psming OFT worthless cast IRON machines
Under the same name or o'heIsise. ours ~ me
mauufulured. aprlGism
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22

DID You EvER?-"No, never saw n
more cozy and complete barber shop than
that of Anthony Eschbach one dcor be.
low the post office. The room has been
newly papered, the hoor newly covered
and the whole establishment put in first
class order. Eschbach is one of the most
experienced, skillful and accommodating
BARRIERS in the State, employs courteous
and expert assistants, and keeps just such
shop as citizens and strangers will take
solid satisfaction in patrenizing.
mylSdlm
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CAIRO, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1871.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye ~ the Brsr ~ THr WORLD
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and lnsthanteous'
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tint- or Un-
pleasant Odor The genuine W. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not SIAN the
Skin, but leayesthc Hair Clean, Soft and Beaut-
ful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye.
Sold 10y all druggi-ts. Factor 10 Bond street,
New York lauy2ideodSwly
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" MEDICAI..
DUNBAR'S WONDERFUL
DISCOVERY.
BETHESDA MINERAL SPRING
WATRER,
OF WAUKESHA WISCONSIN.

Tnis waietts the aclt Owled g-d cure Of the in
trac ;abe and incufablc ease know a. Bri. .ht-
disease aud diabetes.
Brght's disease j. fatal to the kidney, the body
wastes away, destroys lite 10y starvation ot the
blood.
Dmpetes commences with frequent desires to
pass water, great tn rs', constl, alton, loss of
strength and flesh.
Astonishing cures of dropsy have been Effected.
brick dust deposit inflammation OF the neck ot the
bladder, akaI, AMI gputy swc,lngs. For the
liver u is UNSURPASSED. II will allsy all lnflLma-
ton o the kidney aud urinary organs in twenty
four hours, giving immediate relief; also n scar
let fever 1t prevents the kidney from congesting,
aud rtmoyes all traces Of albumeneria. IL viii
give relief in all cases OF high fever.
EDWARD DUNBAR, Esq,
General Agent at the Springs, waukesha, Wis.
Reader, II you are afflicted with my Of the tore
going diseases, write TO the undersigned. Ills
sdyice win cost you nothing; he can by chemical
analysis possess himself OF clear knowledge of
any individual case-no matter of how long stand,
ing. His wonderful --Bethcsda Mineral
Water-Is u positive remedy for the foreg ing
ailments. Il has never failed to do what he claims
Tor IL where ever used This water has the same
good effect at The pemotest part OF the country,
that II has at the Springs; IL never loses parti
cal of its medicinal qualities by package or trans
pOItation. Directions now to use the waite aud
circular will accompany cack package ordered
Address, RICHARD DUNBAR,
33, Pennsylvania-ay Washington, ID, u.
Or Edward p. Dunbar, General Manager at the
Springs, ,ukesha, Wis.
Agents wanted eyerywherc iel5d3m
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DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

ana avaiici themselves Of hia wonderfully efica.
ciDns medicines, they would not have fallen
Dr. schenck has IN hts own case proved that
Wherever suhcient vitality remains, that vital
n.y. by his medicines and his directions for their
use, n quickened into hcalthful yigor.
In this statement there Il nothing presump-
tuuus. To the faith Of the invalid Is made no
representation that Is not u thousand times sub
Etantiated by living aud visible works. Tho
theory Of the cure by DR. Schenck'z medicines
u as simple as u II unfailtng. II. philosophy
Guires no argument. lti. self-aSsuring, self-cOn-
yincng
The sea-wced Tonic and Mandrake Pills are tho
Fist two weapons with which the citadel of the
inuady Is aAsailcd. Two thirds Of the eases OF
.pilhninpton oIiglnhte IN uysprpsla anu tnnc-
tlpnaliy disnrdered liver. With this condition
the bronchial tubes "sympathlcn with the
stomach. They respond o. the mOrbinc action
OF tile liver. Here then comes the eliminating
result, and the setting in, with all i.s distress
ing symptoms of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22

Tho work OF cure Is now beginning. Tho vt.a-
ted and mucous deposits In the bowels and In tho
nlimentary canal are elected. The liver, like
clock. Is wound up. II arouses from its torpid
ity. Tho stomach acts rcspOnsiyrly, and tho
patlent begns U feel Lhat hn ll .ettlmE. NJ lat.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

The Sea-weed Tonic, in conjunction with tho
Pills, pcrmeatcs and assimilHtes with the food.
Qualification Is now progressing without its pre-
yiOus tOrtures. Digestion becomes painless, and
the cure is seen to bc at hrnd. There ~ NJ myrf
fatulence, no cNacefOatiuu Of the stomach. An
appetite sets In.
Now comes the greatest blood Purifier ever yaL
given by AN indulgcnt father t. suffering man.
schencks Pulmonic syrup comes IN To- perform
It's functions ana t. hasten and complete tho
cure. IL enters at once upon its work. Nature
cin not be cheated. IL collects and rpcns tho
inquired and diseased portions of tile lungs.
In tho form Of gathering, II prepares them Tor
cApectOtutiun, and 10! IA y very short time tho
mandy Is yHnqushed. the rotten throne that ~
occupied Is renovated and made now, aud tGa
patient. In all the dignity uf regHncd yigur steps
forth to enjoy the manhood or wOmunhUul tiut
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22
JOHN H. OBERLY & CO., PROPRIETORS
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor. John ~ Palmer
Lieutenant Governor John Dongherly;
Secretary Of State, Edwar Rummel;
Auditor e state, G. I. Lppincoit,
state Treasurer T.. y. Bates
3um. pnblic Instruction, Newton Batoman.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22

KEEP COOL. L.--iietrigerators, leo chests
water coolers, X l. leo cream freesers
bath tubs, japanncd cloth for window
screens etc, cite, at
BEERWART, ORTIZ Il CO.'S,
myl8tf l3G Com. Ave.
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CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREV f.
BY DIR. j. II. SCHENCK. VI. -.

Many ahuman beng ha4 passed n way for whose
death there was hO other reason than the neglect
81 KNOWN and tndisputably proven means OF cure
1hOse near and dear To family and friends are
sleeping the dreamless alumbcr into which, had
they calmly ndgutgl
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CONGRESSMEN EN-.

,enators-Lyman Trumhull aud John A Logan.
K. preventative fof the state at Large Vacancy
q, ,,prcscmati,c Thirteenth D,irict-John NJ.
chs.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


CIRCUIT COURT.
.uIge-D. !. Baker, Of Alexander.
rosecuting Attorney. =. Mccartney, oi
stac.
fcuH CicrL -Jno. q. HsrInnn.
berih ". Irwin.
COUNTY COURT.
Udge-F. Bro-s.
I. oc.a,es-J. L. McCrtc ani =. March ldon.
Z ert-Jacob G.. Lypch.
.,Toner-Hcnry Gossman.
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tEMBERs GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.

'ienator-, lst Disirct--T. A. T.. lIolcomb, Of
ION, aud =. X. Gi''aon, Of Gal!itin.
,upreseniatiye, 1T Bistrict--iI. Watson webb.
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MUNICIPAL GOVERN MENT.

4 IMUNICIPAL GOV EkE NtNI.
: ayor-Iohn 81. Lsnsien.
[ (-ca.nrer-J. y. Taylor
lmptro let--E. A. Burnet.
Q erk -Nchael liowl"y.
:, CiIu.
n torney-P, II. Pope.
elice Msglstrates--F. Br,-. aud u. shsn.
w,
iiefoi police--L. II. MJor.,
lgIice Con-tables John -he.han t1ayl, snh
" d. veirfun aud J. " sumner tn,ghD
b SELECT CoUSCIL.
,xsyor-John VI Lausion,
70 ~, Ward-P. q. -shuh.
/ icOnd MAID. Il. woJisofd.
llird waTd-lno Wood.
slurh Ward. s,sat- T,y!or.
ety.at. .Imge-W. p Halliday and y. llugd.
70 BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Lsr wARp--Jaines Resricn,
i.eo kleb,
I.Aac Walden.
,JSD wARp-R. II. Cunningham,
IA T.. Budcr,
Henry Winter,
James Swsyuo.
lNp wAEE-Wm. stratlou,
Patrick Fitzge. sli.
|'RTH wARD-Jsmes Carroll,
-. II. Sease,
r J.H Metcalf
Time Of NsctiHg;
Iih covNpt.
lie C,ty Council meets in JOINT session On
ny evening preceding the first Monday Of
mouth.
sFLrCf COUNCIL.
esclect Council meets on the first Nelnes.
AMI Thursday, after the Second Monday IA
N month.
EuAEB ~ AipEHNtN.
Q Board OF Aldermen meets on the first
! lday and Tuesday IN every month.
COMMITTEES oP THE COUNCIL.
S'r,et,-Mcssr-. Taylor, WsLlsr. Winter,
4 and Metrali
lnaag, Messfs. Cunningham, schuh, Fitzger-
seasc and Halliday.
.,tms-Messrs. wood, Cunningham aud kleb.
ee anil JiR--Me-srs. Carroll, Buder and
)ii iward
hnano,.-Me--rs. -esse, waldcr and Taylor.
II Deprrtneat--Mes-r-. Rsa'den, swaync and
y day.
b rLsts-Mes-is. schuh, Winter and klch.
niipg- -Mossr-W Woodward, Swayne and Buder.
hanee-Mes-rs. N Vurd, Stratton and Metosli.
VI t,i Of Hsaltl--The Mayor, and Messrs. Rear.
n Winter, Straltoa and Carroll.
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II. WARDNER, NJ. d.

u EslDENCE-corn Ninateenth street AID
III Washington avenue. Cairo. omee-on Com
m,rcial avenue, over postonee. once nouys--
and from 20 D
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JOHN HYLAND'S SALOON,
Corner Tenth street aMsi Commercial
Avenue.

CNFERloR liquors, beer. ale, etc, and fragrant
- HaSanas always on nand. Those desiring de-
,irhtiu beverages should not tail to cali and ENJOY
ner that will warrant o return. All his liquors,
wines ana cigars have been selected with great
care and critical tas e.
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BARBERs.

ladies' and childrcn's hair cut and sham
l, either at the shop or at their own homes.
|srCentlemen's whiskeTs and hair dyed IN n
ketific manner satisfaction guaranteed
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RAILROADS.
SPRINGFIELD AND ILLINOIS
SOITHEASTERN Il. K.
nOGInEllN DIVISION.

on and rfto' MONDAY. Npul 9ith, ISL, trains vii
ruL a. iul owS:
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To Hon. G. l.. Valldndigham.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-20
StOneman's Liquor Order.

Stoneman was much on orders. They enabled him to sign his name as "Colonel, commanding" &c. Some of his orders were harmless, few ot them good, if his subordinates had not treated them and their maker with in- difference. About the only ones well executed were in relation to roads, new posts, &c. and hence bad.
 The order prohibiting the post traders selling intoxicating liquors on the military reserves, we thought to be good though issued out of spite as nearly every man in Arizona be- lieves. Thinking it to be a good one, we commanded it anyhow, but we hear that it is condemned by some post commanders who are most. an- xious to maintain sobriety in the ranks. There is always whisky near by every reserve, if not on it. At nearly every post in Arizona, it is bought by the gallon and carried on the reserves by the men. We have 1t from reliable sources, that the troops are more dissipated than before the order was made. If it will promote sobriety, we are in favor of its enforce ment if not, then it should be abol- ished.
Arizona citizen., 1871-05-20
Saturday,, May 2Oth. 1S7 l

SOME of the Sonora papers have dashed themselves into ridiculous rage over supposed intended raid of fili- busters from Arizona. They have is sued extras on the subject, written up in frantic style. Like all troubles of the imagination, these unreasonably worry the editorial mind of Sonora :; but this may in part be explained by reference to the fact that said editors are defenders of their fellows who murder innocent American citizens in their own households on our soil. If the editors of 'El Eco were afforded a few years quiet reflection in some we'll managed United States peniten- tiary, where crime is punished and moral and just dispositions are awak- ened and cultivated, they would prob ably discover their criminal folly, and learn to advocate right in preference to wrong, no matter who were affected thereby.
 InJanuary last, some visionary cor respondent at Ralston put the ground less story afoat that an illegal expe- dition was to go into Mexico from this direction. We then reprinted enough of the correspondence to show its drift, and editorially denounced it, and used the following language:
 It is our opinion that the correspond ent fancied the whole story, or that his credulity has been more impossible than his judgment. If at all pressed toward execution, the participants will come to deserved grief. Our govern ment could no more countenance an expedition of the kind named into Mexico, than 1t did Fenian incursions into Canada. The leaders of the last Fenian raid into Canada brought up in the penitentiary, and so we hope may the chiefs of the reported one into Mexico, if they should ever attempt their criminally Quixotic adventure.