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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

Pork, hams, shoulders and lard, at
Smiths Grocery.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

j. B. Sherer opens to-day . new stock
cots, shoes and CATERS Of al kinds,
Oh, with the largo assortment already
baud, will be sold very cheap.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06
THE MARKETS

The choicest lot Of teas in the market
t A1LiN s. RUssELL's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

Go to Mookenhaupt's aud buy your
kerry. H. ss = large stock.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

Our readers viii notice ~ new adver-
ment Of Mr.. II. ". Weary, who IL man.
:turipg superior quality Of wagons,
GIGS, So. He uses only tho best ma
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uarricd-CampM ectings-NewC hurch-
es-Crops.
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LOCAL. NEWS


49,
49, ~ -,
bushes, men and oth.,. ,0,,h;no anu lind o,
II. p,,,+,,. . ..,, n, 49,.
from, IL. En-, 1.fo~. ..,,;.o IN 81. pny1 n,
-
S'S
.,1;., .,. .,;,, ,,nrn,,.. tn \. ,nt;,factorv at
n-,
ee-us run ll1ooe. --------
v1o.e. eko. y. ..o o..s.
-T.. c,-..1..,o. - n, Iournai
.,n.- n.uer
Publishedin Northern Mianesot"' A's
ertissrsremember this
-Pr.o,.rt v,rm shovers keep crops
Ripe blueberries and ol'ok-rasfoefr'es
have made their appearance IN Market
The Monticello Times has been very
materially improved BY its new editor.
,,...---- It,. ,..:..,
young lawns % Massaenusetts on ostur'
day.
s c..... a;a III. ~. ..,.h-o.
ton on the Fourth, as had been antlclPa-
ted.
NJ. n-oo.-.o-;oa ooo;,h,o ,;u \. hold
'o-"orFo" evening ~ '"e A.''"'' 100A' -
the CHURCH, AL a'0 lu'''eu'
-O,;te j.. number Of St. Cloudites went
10 st. raul 10 spend the Fourtn. Inc races
were one Oh tue a'trac'lons
Bishop Grace preached at the Catholic
snaa'- w. $685. Oeaa 1''"' ' p''
'o"' "0'0 '0nu' "eN.
Sheriff Alden his shown us some fine
.ae' ~" po'a'0es' Jug !" just ok "eeA'
''o" 'ne uay u plau."S.
"A party of fifty or sixty picnicers went
to Grand Lake on Monday, and had very
p'e"'"n' ''"e'
-Tb. Bac,;at soc;ab,e vii, meet to-mor.
rov Afternoon and even;nc With Mrs. Chas.
T. Smith. All are invited.
"A numher # nersona vent 70 At. Paul
-, ru.,d., ~ .tt.na ,ho st.t. Sabbath
Co.,, co.....,o.
ARNOLD & stanton are snlpp'ng large
quantities OF Hour to chicago ana no"
York.
rh. n;,..tor, ~ N. a. Cloud pr;dps
c.- -. ,... ...,;,..,a a..,.r.a :.
dividend OF I'VE per cent
1:., w1,--,. -.-. Ia. -..1 n
v,, r.I., ,,:-e;.. .na ..-;o,. ,o;,,.
"A,'' A'"''A ~.
~ wv "pP'1 1-.-...-.fT
-rb. Norm.l School Diplomas which ore
autographed "ere nes'ly enu 'pp'op''"'
hlled IN ~ mr. H. ~ aoloumo' 'o1 'n'
sraaua"ns GLASS;
ANDREW Larson, lately Of this place,
has onened 4 store at Willmar, on the
Main lima n. APR. R.. and il doing
we'll.
- --
pi""A 'Fo'''ne LOO D'0" '.
Street. from the Post Office to z. II. Morse's
store.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,a
.o,-..a;.. ~. $500. e,;.h;n.-o-t -;th
% ..n-1
n 49,. -. .,.-.,a.;o
o"' 49, 10" N"e'ne o1'o Nv ''>'' 49,
w. WA ""'o n.Dooo"o '"''0e'
part Of this county, informs US that the
cron. .ra Al, ,oot,no v.rv re,, there. The
~r... a. 49,. 80 ~ $500 a..n.h
"ne"' "'u not s"ne1 ~ @A 1'om u1o"'"
twice % great 40 last year.
=:
A'o' s~1.s -. LOU ~,
"s' "''A .0m 1els'' r"I'' i" o'''' 90 !.
county, no reports "ono''''. s''"'n ~
Town anu country houses arc gong up very
rapidly IN tho village. The stores OF f. W.
SIMS f'ckt q Aooott ana James Cnsmoer''
lPeF''es We" Known nele) arc oo'ne i've.
y business. Logs are oe'ne received anu
the "''l Will soon % a. Work again.
UNION scuool-The Board Of Education
met on Monday evening aud elected the
following teachers for the Union schoo
o1 wv ~ ee ~'"'' 90 '"'
,,.4s
Fannv McG.nahov' Emma a. G Har,;non
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Joseph Ede]brock, o is we'll known.
tho best selected stock Of boots and
% in the market. He offers tho whole
K for sale, At greatly reduced prices, a.
iesires to close it out,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

-Go;and get your fruit jars at Smiths
Grocery.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

An goods ct Piokit & Abbott's are be-
sold at cost. Buy your dry goods and
hing now. Their goods are all Of the
quality.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

AHoTHER.-St. Cloud IL becoming quite
= manufacturing point. A few weeks ago
We noticed tho opening Of Stevenson b
Co.'S extensive foundry and machine shop.
Within the past few days Messrs. Alsop &
Winslow have started machine shop back
Of Montgomery & Vests store. They have
milling machines, boring mills and bolt cut
ting machines, upright drill press. engine
and hand lathes and complete assortment
Of tools. They have already contract for
manufacturing ten thousand small hand
vises for one party. Mr.. Alsop will make
some Of his patent cartridge guns.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

DO not fail to examine Bouse6eld s
Poole's patent churn, at Mockenhaupt's.
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s We you'd respectfully request all
business men aud othsss psshing any kind OF
Job Printing, to aaN aad examine our
extensive cock of Nev 1ese,;al, just received
from tie East, before ssnd;.q to St. Paul O.,
going elsewhere. Our JOB Office Is nov one
0 tho best in the State, and zoe do cork
which -ce will guarantee to Be satisfactory at
Saint Paul Prices.
Onlcial Paper Of the City.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

The best and cheapest tea In the city
{ Smiths Grocery.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

For purece-cold soda water, 90 to
L1MpHR1CH'e.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-07-06

GRADUA1XNd CAASSs
Elizabeth ". Barnes,
Margaret S. Barnes,
Ada A Dam,
Emma Hartman,
Flora E. Hayward,
Lydia J. Hill,
Ellen NJ. NJ. Kimball,
Fannie G. McGaughey, 49,:
Evelyn A: Mckinney,
Virginia Mason,
Alice A. Price,
Hester A. futile,
Alfaretta L. VanVslkenburg,
Albert Bertolet,
Charles F. Lancaster.
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~. ". Tenvoorde is paying the highest
cash price for wool. Call on him before
ael1in0
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

that case though questionable, not without some
show Of reason in its favor, and was Po
nounced according TO due course OF law Inc u"oi o VI
the present Court is violent well IA unS1st IL has
been pronounced by Court packed ioftne puapOse. 10
by tIe same Court before new members added for
the pprpoSe Of swanmng its decision We must add,
Ss9g ee to Se SfsG% cUSc Sosh WITH the
rTincipies and the precedents of American law.
hailed as noble instance OF the triumph Of law and
Justice that among the majority was found Chief
Justice Chase, who had been Secretary OF the
Treasury when the act was passed, Dut who had
been converted by sheer force of reason TO dsallow
tine validity OF a law passed under his auspices. All
our congratulations were. however, premature. No
sooner the decision pronounced than pressure was
put upon e lTesidenu 20 aPPphI 70 Ine % neen u aou m m
10 the decision. The President yielded TO the
icy; the OF April year application made
10 rehear the case and after argument the application
dsscntents from the existing judgment In favor OF o
application. After the lapse oN2 months the case mas
call accounts agree that the speeches against te o
tutiOnaity Of the retro pccye part OF the % vca
10y far the most able the speeches In its fI ont
and unconvincing." However that may oe' JuuhN'A
has been pronounced In favor OF the act o.od "a an
The decision OF the Supreme Court thns G ,ba
immense misfortune 10 the American Union; mnen W.; to
Legal Tender act passed. In tne nca ~ ~ ai tbe
states excent Massachnsetts and Rhode Island The
legislature OF hastened to pay on N paper se
~ thS CIV oered TO lend the state, without interest
Tho balance between paper and gold in order that tth
,h ~ I,p UT p Court last year declared tho act uR
constitutional in IT'S retrospective bearing tne
Iegislature OF New York adopted resolution
aairnine that the State debt. prlnelpa
and Interest, ought to be paid in SPECIE SPECIE
aud the purchase Of gold for that purpose
THE legislature Of Maine adopted similar resolution
and the judgment Of the Court was thus seen to elevate
fbe morality of the nation. All this must now be re-
versed and the latter end will probably be worse than
the first National honor and justice have received Ter
ribe blow. The OF law has been perverted Inc
guarantees OF individual right set aside. Much has
been said Of the patriotic anguish OF French statesmen
who saw Prussia made strong the victory of Sadowa
but the phrase thus misapped TO describe miserable
Jealousy at the development OF neighbor may be rlghy
employed represent the shame aud sorrow tiat must
A the minds OF patriotic Americans when they see ueir
highest tribuna-the Court which had won the adnnra-
on and respect Of the wordbrOught down low as 10
pcryer Judgment and throw gloss Of legality over PR
Vate and public dishonesty.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
poNpoUr AND oswEGo RAILROAD.

Few railroads in the country, having the i'm
portance and commanding position of the Rondou and
Oswego, have been constructed with little parade and
with such moderate preensions as this. Commencing
Rondout on the Hudson the outlet Of the trade OF the
important Counties Of Ulster. Delaware, and
su6jyen "a runs west through the natural
gateway Of the Catsldll Mountains near Pine
nm summit, through the valleys OF the
naiavqare aud Susquehanna 20 Oneonta. Located
centrally between the great railroad systems OF New
Ensland and Eastern NewYork and the Northwest II
Connects those systems at R0ndout, and transmitting
tr business direct 10 OneOnta sOOn 10 De an important
railroad center thence by its connections Win otDer
iroads on 10 Canada the Great Lakes, ana the Great
nt when tlls road IS completed with its connections
thronc 10 Oswego ocean steamers and ships can load
az Kingston Point adjoining Rondout with grain re-
ceived from Oswego OF the largest gram ports III ne
country af vast saving of expense Ihrty-slk mles
G ~ yd are I'm successful operation, 25 miles more are
GRADED and ready for the rails leaving only % Hes
be comneted and the business Of the road on lhIs Go
rieted nortio1 mas surpassed all anicipatohs ana st
Times its facilities have been OvertaNed 10 ent ~
1uands for transportation. MessTs. Edward htlshs
Co Bankers No. Wast. are now Onerlhg Vho pon' ,
tbi Couman for sale at 30 IN currency ana hcIIcu
tprcsf The issue OF bonds ~ limited 10 SOVW per lo
ON c0nplecd road have 80 years 70 run h COUPON lVi
and plliciyal aud lntsr'St NAV ai'" !" H"i
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

The day in WaIl-st. has been a half holiday,
the public Offices having been closed, the Exchange
adJurning at D. N. and tho Gold Exchange at 1890,
ont Of respect 10 the memory OF the Union dead whose
graves were decorated to-day. There was by means
thcIsua attendance the Board, and the deang
restricted The stock lit the whole. strong and
moderately active OF the specaltes, but after
the Adjournment the extreme heat Of the weather
initiated against any marked activity and the marke,
wound up dull and tame, though firm. The special
feature was Hcw-York Central, which active and
higher, despite the announcement that Commissioner
PleasOntOn had directed that the tax the scrip,
amounting s51,sOO must be collected 1t Is not pre-
suaaBe however, that It will be immediately DONE the
Central people not disposed TO yield the point with
out further struggle though have been able TO
see even plausible grounds for resisting the tax on the
part OF the Central The late feyersh and unsettled tone
Of these stocks have now given way to at least moro
settled feeling ard hence the buoyancy Of tho days
price After these shares the dealings were about
equally divided between Rock Island dn which the
finger the pool apparen, Pittsburgh and Read
ing Ohios were irmer also tho North Westerns,
ON the expected per cent dividend to be declared to-
morrow In the miscellaneous list Pacific Mail was run
up to 4s on the reported favorable forthcoming state
ment Of the Companys affairs. There was good deal
of activity the coal stocks, viii be reflected in tho
suboined table Of highest and lowest prices Of active
et,, IL do m
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
as HANGING PLAYED OUT IN NEw-YoRKp

To the EdttOr or The IF'oH"e'
SIR: On the evening of Jan. 30, 1870, the
peopIe in the vicinity of Canal and Hudson-sts were
Mortified by the brutal assassination of Mr. William
Townsend by the almost forgotten Jack Reynolds
The deed was committed almost without any
tiOn by man under the influence OF liquor. Public
opnioH was raised to the highest pitch against the
scoundre who made himself notorious by the express
sion Hanging is played out in New York. His case
was brought up Feb. q, in the Court OF oyer ana
Termner he was found guilty, condemned, ana sen.
fenced in three days. and hanged on the eth day OF
Apri of the same year Friendless, penness an out
cast on the world, there not solitary individual 10
crave mercy for him.
think we have here parallel with that of Fos-
ter with this exception that Jack Reynolds had no one
to stand by him. bat Foster has wealthy father ana
plenty of influential friends As the prisoner failed 10
prove good character and 1t cOnclusyey proven
that his Killing OF Mr. Putnam was premedated ana ne
was not intoxicated Reyn0ldawho was almost un
able to make attempt TO escape have We not 1ur-
dered Jack Reynolds If Foster If To receive Executive
clemency and not the punishment the law awards for
the crime cOmmittedl
l have read with interest some OF your comments on
this case and also the attempted restrictions that Judge
stuart failed 10 place upon yOu. The people VIII GER
tainy appreciate the motives that induced the pubca
tOu Of the articles, especially In where many OF
our prominent journals have become suddenly and
rysterlOusly silent. REX.
Ner York May %, 1S7l
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
DECISIONs--MAY 30.

ALBANY May S0.--The following decisions were
IN tie Court of Appeals Jugeui affirmed with
The Fsmes JOINT Stock Insurance Company Tie Mime
Central Railway Company sgt Morgan e al Maekn The
HcwJersey Steamboat COMPANY Capy gL The HUDSON RIVER Rail
road Company. Rs agi ef Barrett AIT The ThrlAve Ralosi
Company Woon sg Agno Noo agt Van Tanroou Juisment
reversed and trs granted, costs abide tle eyeatPodel
Dock Company Libby and another Maghee he Camden
Amboy Rsiosl COMPANY, Pooler agt Pooer, smith
Duchard Doge and aloter sgt Loot, Bridges sgt Peon
Jn1ymen reypried AMI Judgment Tor pant deurer. with
leave defendants withdraw demurrer and complaint
within ~ a-r the cling the rtu
and making this 10 gmen the Judgment o thar Court
Mellenry HlaJ al order anung trial aAnael sn
ment sbsoute fof drie1ut With Sgt Baer
orler affirmed with os1e People rel Crrda The Bolri
wood Gardner Motion gTuted 2. payment a 10 o
posngThe East Newly and Jsmac Railroad Company AIT b.
Superior C0urt-Specidl T1m--By Chief-Justice Bar
bour-JOTdan shaw al Sse RI a. ag Dsgi, Taylor agt
Of reference YlguerdO sgt HernandA-Aoton dene with
- costs.
b. Judge McC9nu-Poie Williams art Josephine r. williams
Referees report confirmed and Judgment u .yore grante
Common Pieas-SyecIi Ierm-By judged. +. DAILY
Murphy BaLNn-Mouon denied MeNair ayt cn ct s-Or-
der settled.
Marine Comt-PGrt by Judge Curtis.-McDOn-
ough for mop appearance Of the plaintiff
Part H-By Judge GrossThe hSrior lfe Insurance CoHpny
FensnJymen for the phirtd for SB3 ~ ani costs With
@25 sosnce. Jaeoby HubsrJdlgmeHt Tor the panuL for
llJ y and ss with $l5 Allowance Holman sg Tristan Jgg
3l1 H. AMI with S23 allowance Lo
Wasc-JgdgHeBt O the plaintiff for $1h and eog With as
GlORAnoe-
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
TIE COURES.
ANOTHER DEATH SENTENCE.
M'NEvINS TO BE HUNG JULY l4--STAY OF PRO-
CEEDINGS GRANTED.

MNRvINS TO BE HUNG JULY l4--STAY OF PRO-
CEEDINGS GRANTED.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday,
william McNevins was brought the bar for sentence.
On being asked what he had 20 say why sentence OF
death should not be pronounced upon him. he replied
81 did 1t In self-dafcnse" Judge Bedford then pro-
nounced the following sentence:
william Mcycvins you tried and cousictSi Of the
t I o. L""orbg "o'eca,.i arl a. tans on the eyira
h.heouy convicted You svad yourself Of be late stat s permit
saw e prisoners who have te; f t, co0 r'"m with
vita slscon l1e gra qustvs Wlci Preeh sc" va oA
tral Of creibHyaud the jury ioand asan ou Soihg
great against the laws Of God sud mH
This h indeed solemn moment pregnant With fsria hongt ana
the thousands Of men IN tbs c who are YAK
sooner later traveller anol MISERY cons rnnI
within The walls or dtaiG upon e sciii Le tbe 9u zen
rem mbr fate 1ni hHcorh hun This disastrous sni nous
course hey very ngs Of the malignant viper AND nov"
McNens before ltef TIE aSI iec "e,h an oIy,l 20 10,
under ny oaia. o1h AMI thereby tx dY M he eIp3V ou
cue, Will vnlte the law and iii TO be sneee loPal at
the SINE time viii prove future pro eon ioI an oa,Iags
DO pot during the few daJs "nSl T%h % & &m.gITns, s % re-
hope Of new Ia yen confidently believe that e Appellate
Courts will rpeat the 'eret rendered in oar ease aga i-n u vi"
yor country Tbrrefofr give ,oun religious fa'n aHi
strengthen youse with the teachings Of that hoi reh u which
shalt hy Kind priest good ,cr whose very
you atmosphere purity devotion and
merciu God heed AMI listen cohte hea
f. SpS TSG & % @ @ l % IN '1 to Gs' @ 6 ; VII Il no en- % &Fs Il s.
bssfunes o"e sweet eonoaons and great hopes "h d religion
80 beautifully hold. forth To the erring be truly Pnent
Ln row. to ,h JGlgm, 81 tg UoaT WI IS; ilat you VII
be e9 hence 10 Tue pace g "tel {oH cane the 70 5e safely
kt and dean a on ls ih Gay Si Ja o ya be ansd b,
Immediately after sentence was pronounced the prs
oners couna, applied TO Judge lngraham at tie SUI
me Judgment. which was granted. The will be
argued before the General Term Of the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
CIVIL NOTES.

The Erie investigation is adjourned til to-
morrow by consent OF counsel.
The examination of witnesses in the TilfOrd
will case was continued before Surrogate utcngs yes
tcrday Dr. Nash testified that he attended the deceased
during his last sickness and that he waj rational and
able to comprehend the win when it read TO him;
his mind ghty at times but this was produ'ed by
suffering and loss Of rest witness had no recollection OF
telling Mrs. TfOrd that the wandering OF the tes-
tatOrs mind caused by the disease. John &. Boak
testified that ne intimately acquainted with tle de
ceased, aud considered him perfectly rational. Ad-
iourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
P1SSENGERS ARRTVED.

FRoN LIvBRPoOIIn. steanhip City Of London May 2sCMr
AMI Mrs Glt anl chien Mr- George Guild Mfo y GHid
Mis- Maggie Mctsrhy Miss Bze shesn John oTah
Thompson y. g. Stone, 4. Burrows o. w Pame Adams
Wm McCuiog Wm Burke Mr. Weston, " d. Holman, ~ Fed L.
Roseutbaer Ron,haer Mss Box Buys Mrs Jsne Atsen
Mr.. Bennpn Mss M Benren, Is PHman Mss " PUTNAM D. -
Sius NJ sims Miss Sde. Miss Coyne A. Pe4aeaah '"
Whalty Mr. Aiken. =. ~. ,,c ~,
NJ PfIcnt 81 p.let. ST. Sgare, Dr. ali Ms. LlnbeFg. =,
FROM kBWBiRE-Iu steamship Elen : Terry hy ~ MI atl
Mrs D. Kurn chlren Mr. j. bum. ci ani iervaut
NJ ard Mrs Mitchell Capt. w. H. Frfd. Mrs FGio hait fu
ford W. and Mrs W0nlE Mr. anl Mr BerSUndO1, o1hfeh anu
servant, Capt W. H. Allen, Dir Holland
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

c~pr ov hPPgALs CALENDAR
) the Calendar for Mar "a: Nos. "a
CoURr 90 QrsR AsD TERniSER.
1. John Bowe and Frank VII
sob. murder.
.. Edward Neyins, forgery
J.. Edward Jackson, burglary.
4. John Gibbons, ieloniOus as
ssult anil battery.
CoURT OR GgsERAL SESSIONS
l..Wal,er Mofai,. james Wood
ng, and Joseph Murray,
robbery.
2..John Mcintyre. Peter MoIn-
tyre, aud Daniel Murphy,
gambling.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. M,ytI.

Mails for Bnrcpe, and Liverpool per steamship
wyoming from Pier No &C. n R. cese az the PosOfe A. ~ NJ
At Station A. 1870 D. l06Ja NJ. Supplementary Mail for
paid letters oR up Per No. &C. H. lud osd at 1850
m. Steamship sas AZ 49,
Al ltter deposited Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid with
double postsge.l
Mails foi Indies and MeIeo via sssl an yera Cruz
Steamship City Merida Pier No ~ f. H. csse al Vie Poet
Dice al D. m. Steamship sals tap ~.
THURSDAY. JUNE l. .
Ms West lpIe per steamship sherman, sails
from Pier No. S H., close at m steamship sails al
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
Go Uhom II nan Concern

GKNER,L HEirousRrERs STATE oP EsT-loRE
ADJUrANT GENgRALs OFFICE ALBANY, May =. I6l.)
GENERAL ORDER No. 1.-THE Adjutant-
VI General tie IasreorGener and the Chief Of 0nnane are
hereby constituted examine the merits OF various Ands o
brreeolg muskes report the result OF such eEan
alton % the
BY orier Of Commander n-Chef -. -.
~ FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Adjutant General
In eorn;arc with the uderg viii meet AZ the
State Arna in the CITY OF NevYok, NunesdsY June az ~
c c A. m To such examination and vii then and mere
be mtte them
fr tL. u.r,se FRANKLIN TOWNSEND, Atjuiaat General
" JAMES McQUADE Inspector General.
sAML WIN. JOHNSON, Chief OF Ordnance
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31

Railroad bonds continue strong and in good demand,
the late high prices being well sustained Union Pacscs,
first mortgage selling at 9B, and Cenras at lc2I The
inquiry for the Chesapeake and Ohio bonds continues,
and the receipts from the sales are, we understand in
excess of the Construction requirements. See the ad
yertisement Of Messrs. Fisk Hatch elsewhere. The
following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-05-31
Board adjourned, and business subsequently nominal,

Money has been extremely easy, and call loans ranged
at to per cent depending upon the collateral prime
discounts moving the basis OF 4t TO per cent Gov
ernment bonds were dull but close firm Fisk & Hatch
report Governments as follows At D. m.