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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14
ORDINANCE No. Z.
continued from Conneil Proceedings of
September II, ls7l.)

Continued from Council Proceedings of
September II, ls7l.)
SEC. y Any person who loans mon.
ey On deposit or pledge of personal
property, funds, notes or other securi.
hes, or who deals in the purchasing of
personal property or chooses in action,
on condition OF selling the same back
AGAIN at stipulated price, is hereby
defined and declared to be pawnbro
ker.
SEC. "a Pawnbroker's license shall
be granted to any person Of good charac
ter who may apply therefor on til
following. conditions The person 5
applying shall first pay into the cit
treasury the sum Of one hundred dol
lars per anu1n and shall execute bon
TO the city of Cairo in the sum Of fy
hundred dollars, conditioned, that tn
said applicant will in every particuls
conform to the requirements Of this an
with the requirements or provisions {
any ordinance hereafter to be passe
concerning pawnbrokers.
SEC. % Every person SO licensed a
aforesaid shall keep at his place O
business substantial and well boun,
book, In which he shall enter, in writ
ing, a minute description Of all person
al property, bonds, notes, or o,he
securities received on deposit or pur
chase, as Aforesaid, the time when the
when they were 50 received, and particr
larry mentioning any prominent {
descriptive ,markes, that may be q
such property, notes, bonds or 9th,
securities, together With the name an
residence Of the person or persons b
whom they were left which said, boo
shall be kept clean and legible, and n
entry therein shall be erased, oblitera,
cd or -defaced, and all the entries there
IN shall be made with ink. Every sucl
licensed person failing to comply witt
any Of the provisions Of this section
shall forfeit 10 said city the sum o.
twenty Ave dollars.
SIC. rs Every person 50 licensed o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE,

This superb Hair Dye Is the BEsr IN THE Womb
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and Insthanteous.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tints or In
pleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q splendid
Black or natural Brown. Does not STAN the
SKIN, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beauti.
full. The only Safe and Perfect Dye.
Sold by all druggists. Factory 10 Bond Street,
New York. lAny24deodAxly
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14
JOB PRINTING!.

The undersi gned, .propretors OF the DAILY and
ment OF the latest styles OF Job Printing types,
and have now ono of the most complete Job Offices
that they possess facilities for turning out
promptly, IN the best style OF the Art all work
entrusted TO them, from the smallest card or
which leave with our business men no good ex-
u sc for sending their work 20 81. Louis, Cincin.
Chicago. JN0, Ii. OBERLYa co,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14
. ON MARRIAGE.

Essays for Young Men, on great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere with Marriage, and
ruin the happiness OF thousands, with sure
means of relief for the Errng and Unfotunate,
diseased and deb.litated. S.nt IN sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, No. g. Ninth street, Philadel-
phia, Pa. sepSdw3m
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CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE
BY DIR. j. II. SCHENCK, MD.

Many n human being has passed way for whose
death there was no other reason than the neglect
gfknown and indisputably proven means OF cure.
THOSE near and dear to family and friends arc
sleeping the dreamless siumber into which, had
they calmly adopted
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14
PITTSBURG AND ILLINOIS

Orders leit at Halliday Bros. Office, 20 OHIO
" LENEE, or ~ the Coal Yard below the 81.
Charles Hotel, Will receive prompt attention.
TIE TUG "hONTAUh will bring cOaI along
side steamers at any hour. oc25tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14

SEC. 35. No person shall act as a
public porter in the city Of Cairo for
the carriage Of any goods, wares or mer.
chandise, or other thing for hire or pay
either with or without a handcart
wheelbarrow, or vehicle drawn or pro-
PEELED by hand, without having first OBJ
tanned license for that purpose, as
hereinafter provided and any person
violating the provisions of this section
shall forfeit and pay to said city sum
not less than five dollars nor more than
nifty dollars for each and every offense
SEC 80. Licenses shall be granted
under the previous section of this or
dinance to all persons for one year, upon
the payment OF ten dollars into the CITY
treasury, and every person SO licensed
shall wear, while so engaged, a badge,
conspicuously displayed in front of his
hat, cap, or breast, with the words "citv
porter" and the number of his license
plainly painted or engraved thereon
ia legible characters, and every
licensed porter who shall neglect to
wear such badge shall forfeit and pay
to said city sum not less than five dol
lars nor more than twenty-five dollars
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14
GIVEN UP AS LOST.

WV EN- VI Ao AOSTs
The second thing is tho patients must stay in
possible 60 Preysep. taking cold when the lungs
especially IN this section OF the country, a the
a sWa I'll oss
tients II their lungs are badly diseased and yet,
Hss As ~ aSs % sss
us much and as fast as the strength Win bear. 20
sss " Keep so IN sood 70 ees
well. This has great deal to do with the appe-
% the s s,ef 80 sS evidence Of
Possibility IN the worst cSses; and moral Ger
s ss FACULTY II hs own
was In these modest words;
Many years agS was q IN the ,a:t stare. Of
time my physicians thought that could not i've
u ana Rs
which ! now ofier to the public: and they made
T 3" soon 1ss r n tho matter ny and
ye TSS'G matter syeaS Tor %s
IA soon as that began % subside. my coush
Wh .s sesS ssns
much. soon gained my s'rength' ana nave
s:eT1 wan " n wssSss :SSrsy AFTER my recovery-
poasss my present. weigh. 9xa sa%$.sS ana
@ Sna 'or nave
Dr. Schenck has discontinued bis professional
visits 10 New-York and Boston. He or his son,
pr H. Sehenss Jr SUI SSntnS S;, e e; s.,I pa
Philadelphia, every Saturday from - Sos P;h
the Respirometer viii DO charged q, The Res
promoter declares the exact condttton ~ the
lungs, and patients Gan readily learn whether
'h IKE difeotons Tor taking the medicines are
adapted to the intelligence even 81 a chi,a. I4-
Ees eecepng thai in some cases the
Pills are 70 DO taken In Increased dosesi the
three medicines need no other accomplishments
than the ample instr1etions that sccompsny
health, hunger Is tho most welcome symptom.
When Il comes, as y VIII come, let the despair
ing at once be OF good cheer. Good blood at once
follows, the cough lo0sens, tho night sweat p
nbated. In u short time both OF these morbid
symptoms are gone forever.
DIR. Schenck's medicines are constantly kept In
tens OF thousands OF families. As . laxative or
purgative, the Mandrake Pills are standard pre-
paration while the Pulmonic Syrup ~ cure
Of coughs and colds may be regarded as pro-
phylacteric against consumption IN any OF US
forms.
Pricc Of tho Pulmonic Syrup and sea-weed
Tonic, 81. so u bottle, or $3.50 half dosen NAH
drake Pills. 60 cents bog. For sale By al drug
aINAd
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14

Many n human being has passed way for whose
Of Known and indisputably proven means OF cure
Those near and dear to family and friends are
they calmly adopted
DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
and awaited themselves OF his wonderfully ef,ca-
ci9us medeine, they would not have fallen.
wherever sufficient vitality remains. that vital
ity, BY his medicines and his directions for their
In this statement there Is nothing presnmp-
tuous. TO the faith Of tho invalid Is made no
theory q, the cure BY Pr. schsnetIs incidence
CURES no argument. misunderstanding, self-con-
The sca-~eed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are tho
nsl ave ws.ns WIN sh tsq ne citadel ,ss Of me
tiOnally dsordered liver. With this condition
slSnSch. They respond % the %Srbisc action
Of the liver Here then comes ,he e e.,
CONSUMPTION.
The Mandrake Pills arc composed Of one Of Ma.
TIRES noblest gifts-the Podophil lum Peltatum.
They possess oil the blood. searching, alierstlys
LEAVE NO STING BEHIND"
The work Of cure is nov beginning. Tho vita
neoc1, IS wound pp. ltarouses from is torpid
patient begins 70 feel that he is getting, at last
A SUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
Tho Sea~weed Tonic, In conjunction With tho
Pulls, permeates and assimilates with the food
Sy. tnrtnra n6w gitn s pre-,
the cure Is seen 70 be ut hand. There Is no more
tatuence. no eIacer baton Of the stomach. An
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet
EcneDckis PulmDnlC SyruD cDmpA In DerfDrfn
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-14

T1 Official pnperC' AcyHqler county and Of The city Of
Caro- he oHiV morning dGi,y in Southern Illinois :
dride-dcll JpUH1' snail, bit fearless: out
spoken on al subjects Of interest 10 me psJiie !;
,r,h iarge and Increasing circulation tie BaRe.
IN solicit hg patronage Of intelligent redicrs and
o'spusng bushes men.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.


A meeting of Eighth-ave. prOperty-owners
will be held at No. Pncst at p M to-day, to con-
slider West Side improvements.
The NewEngland Society will celebrate its
Goth anniversary and 25st anniversary Of the Land
Ing OF the Pilgrims. by dinner at DelmonicO's next Fri
day evening, Dec. "a.
Isaac Ii. Hunter, o colored orator from Vir-
gina, delivered address at Cooper Institute last
night favor OF Universal Amnesty" Horace Greeley
presided and nado remarks, advocating tho saue
measure.
The Joint Committee Of Merchants on Har-
Dor Abuses met secret session yesterday at the Cham
each spec ally charged with the collection OF evidence
for the abatement Of particular abuse Inc next meeI
ing will be held on Monday at y. m.
The Union League Club will hold ladies'
reception Wednesday evening at the Clubhouse In
Twcnty.sixth-st THIS Club has usually held but one
reception each season. but this Winter series OF four
have AWAY been among tho pleasitest OF our sOciai
festivities and II s Intended that those to he gwen ths
season snail ly equal not any previously heid
A number of prominent citizens met at the
Cooper Union. yesterday Prof Leber presiding to con-
idet the propgiey of establishing American College
IN PekIng l. resolved that committee OF 25 confer
It'll Congressmfr, and that IL tins committee should
conclude nat was thai the surplus o The Chinese
Indemnity Fund should bc devoted to the College pro-
posed Minister Burliigaine, then the efSOus conf
r1sing the meeting would 10 pleased To all tcin IN pro
ci.r.rg such appropriation, rs would De Hhey 10
further he s. peace and " improve the CONNER
cia relations tie two countries Judge DAILY the Rev
lreicus Prne and Mr. Durhngaino Made speeches Ill
:LyOr Of tine COiCo, prJcct.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

Assessors Of this town TO certify oath to the correct
ness Of the sssosnent rolls prepared BY them. waoh
thoy have thus Tar refused TO do.
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CrTY.-The POst-Of was roODoo
Thursday night Of b. in stamps. $500 In money ana
two checks OF go and co. payable tn the order OF fos
master Greene. It thought that the robbery was Gom
mtted BY an employs, as the safe had been uhooAeu'
PArERsoN.-A IRE broke out OF II p. M Thursdey IN
the oce Of G. Sharpe, agent Of the White stai no
Steamship Co.. at No. ~ EllIs0nst and immcdateiy eA
tended 10 John Bnckeys stationery store In the rou
portion Of the building thence to the dwellings NOE -
and 70 Ellisonst., occupied By Cornelius and van
Wnkie, and thonoe to the First Reformed. better
known a. the "Town Clock Church." wnicn
was completely destroyed The total loss
estimated at $4,000; insurance, $4,000 the Oswe-
20 express bound west, on tho Delaware, Lack
swanna and Western Railway. ran into the engine OF
cOal.train the main track killing Jackson Andrews
fireman wounding Engineer George Burdiek, probably
fatally and wreckng several cara None 1i the passe
gers injured Tho engineer Of the coarnin claims
that he sent out tho customary signal but BrdicK d
not see 1t.
NEwARK-The pankroad bridge over the Hackcnsack
River has damaged by ce and Is closed for repairs
Patrick McCrysta1, while cleaning we'll yesterday
was severely injured by a bucket falling his head
The Mayor vetoed last evening Oh account OF nforman
ties, the ordinance for opening North Nintlst.
UNION HILL.-SmapOx has assumed an epi1enic
fOrm and sanitary measures have been auUpicu 10
prevent the spread Of the disease.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

YORRKyrgR-0a rhnday, Dee H. Japss yons|e' IT, L. D.. b
ne 3ett n biz aga
Ledss Ne q p asd a. n Asdns Chapter y. ~. - -
ssoe o Supdsy afternoon H. O'clock fron tSs rssdsses
Of tis hthss Jas C. Ponsssef n. D. No 3oo Bkslsrse
year Of hs arc . .
y;sss. hosday Dee TO- O'Clock IRON bic rsadcses
day
Friend. u ~ hsily also a. Johns Leds Of Good esnarsn
Daeaheefs the funeral Sssday h
oeIost, hs late residence le CInoa corner Dsoasa
RUSHAORk-At Bsohlyn Wednesday Dscsnbs u. ephf.a,
widow Of the late william Rusmoc In the <9h Of her
The funeral Will take place Monday December s 0esct -,
from her late rssd<nes. No 81 ~ Jaaes place. Bookya
TOMPKFS-Thudy morning. Dee H. ar painful illness n te9
months Miss Fanny Tonpkrs Principal Of Grammar tpsrr e4 q
Pubic School for Cslefed Cka No PL and for
years faithfnl teacher In this csy
Funeral win he held At g. Pp Protestant CbuF
In Mulbefy.. Beeckerst, sabbath, a 10
O'Clock Her friends and acquAnanees invited attend wt
out further notice. '
wADswORTHIn Brooklyn. T.. Tsa,sdsy. De- H. Dsa.s
Wsdsworth. ngoi g.
Friends are biz from bis late resdsacs Ne -
PresAentst, On Sunaay, at 0cl0cA-
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16

service purined;. It wants dcfaleations TO cease.
II hns nothing to conceal. and It has ugly look
for these Senators to step forward and by 0ppong In
vestigaon, asume that II has. We believe that while
the Administration has nothing TO conceal and firmly
determined to have honesty prevail in sl its depart
Service which cAG be removed, and which will be
moved upon proper facts. And whether
there are any abuses not whether an investigation
would bring ont dishonest practices not the refusal Of
the sO-caled administration 6enafors to let an inves
tgatiOn be made. will create wide and deep suspicion
gnton arc better friends Of the Administration than
those who oppose 1t.
A NON.PARTISAN OPINION.
Trom TAs PML,deipha Lste~.
In the Senate party error was committed
by c adng Republican Senators. Mr. Trumbull proposed
Committee to exan!ne into tho Ofhcal conduct Of all
the Government officers, as to their integrity ftness
&C. and whether there are any onces which should
I've abolished. Some Of the most prominent Republican
Senators lin party sensP) seemed to suspect sinister
motive behind this resolution, and they called . caucus
put themselves In the ugly position OF opposing
wholesome investigation. NO matter matter what
bee been a%opted. ] Every good public onscer courts
,nvesga:fon and every had needs It and ought to
have IT, The counter proposition adopted Dy tne caucus
only provided fer the investigation OF delinquency a
ready known suspected This ia not enough Recent
events have developed grave delinquency IN Quarters
where II was not even remotely suspected. IL came 10
light partly by accident. There NAV be more OF ~ that
only be- brought to light bcfOre Ia too atcl Ny III
vesiigiiioD ard hence the necessity for setting gen
era inquiry foot. The Republican Senators VINO olt
posed the resolution should have placed themscvcs ID
their opponents ground for the challenge that thero
Is something which ti.cy prefer to cover up.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
PERSONAL.

Wendell Philips is called by Scottish sheet,
IN L nhu-gh of American Rochcfort, Ganbctl,
AID Victor Hugo roll 81 iuiO one"
Madame Masscna, who claims relationship
with one OF SaOl,oas great Mars.als, edits 1hc Nay
nolin. a Ncw-Orlcans magazine.
Charles Dickens Las settled in his fathers
old home It Gadshll. and taken Lis place as the director
OF All he Ttay Pocod, which out this year with
usual Christmas story.
Llr. Julian Hawthorne, son of the novelist,
doesn't follow lis fathers bolt Ho has mastered the
prof sion o. civil cn:ccr, All is 1ou: TO pursue lis
ealing IL Louisiana.
Mr.. Charles Nordhon, tho well-knOwn jour
nast, started last wednesday for California and. with
h!s family expo, relain shc Pacific coast during
the Wiuter and SprinS.
Gen. Rosecrans is using those splendid en-
crgies which daring the put him in tho foremost
rank OF military men, in bringing into practical operation
gauge oad5 Throughout t.o West, parlcu
laIy in California AID Ohio.
MIR. John r. Alexander of Illinois, who re-
Gently had half million dollars worth Of his farm sold
for the benefit Of his creditors out OF the ordeal
better than was anticipated, and will be able to resume
agriculture "a by means begRarly scale.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
NEW-YORK CITY.

Controller Green appointed yesterday Nor
ria Miller for the collection Of Of per-
soua taxes and to tho Receiver Of Taxes in this
placed &25 200 the credit OF the Department OF Parks
NJ. Julien, who conducted the orchestra hired
by the Reception Committee during the recent visit OF
tho Grand Duke Alexis Il charged with falling to pny
the musicians "a n Irore w today With the paid
him by the COinmitNe'
Tho Times editorally charged Mayor Hall,
yesterday with having had on deposit at the Tenth Ma
,ona Bank at ono time within the past year e1oooo
his CONNECTION wi that bank 1t Is stated that
e never had than $4,000 IL ut one time, unless
IL was deposited under o.: as umed name
Mr. Spear of No. 24s East Thirty-frst-st.
called at THE TRIBUNE Office, yesterday, and complained
bitterly Of tho exorons Of Sheriff Brennan and his
DEPUTIES He stated that he was arrested two months
ago. late in the evening on false charge preferred by
s Dennty sheriff refused to take II the ground that
he busy to aend Ito to hns ia nS M Ja and
was o, 1rn hnrateI un the following morning when he
wns rCmpoe t0 pay SO fees for his bail bond, and his
rtuuest for q receipt was absolutely denied.
BROOKLYN.
Twenty cases of smallpox were reported to
tho Health Board yesterday.
The ".Jubileo Singers" choir Of colored
students from Fisk University. Nashville. gave unique
Friday evening meeting last night at Bcechers Church
Registrar of Arrears, Sidney V. Lowell, in
answer to an inquiry Of tho Committee of Fifty states
that ne has Issued certificates Of Indebtedness amounting
IN n TINT he hos not made any purchases at tax
soIes. that the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund ana
himself h estimated tho deficiency In the collection
NJ a xes a 81 that his saary u 3SOo and that he
Las inc .lcrk W salary of sa'ooo.
LONG ISLAND.
J,MAIcA.--The State assessment for Queens
County being s525 han the County assessment
the Boord Of Supervisors has equAzed the assessment
nv dividing It among the towns % fol)ows Oyster Bay
no 600: North Hampstead. eeoooo Eewtown. soooi
Hcmpsteod 10000, Flushing. ssSooo Long lsland CITY
sos iat: Jamxics, o272s. Tho proportion OF the Var
Tch, To be paid ID "a fOows: Hemnstead. 1881 ~ Oye
tsr Rsy S6 o6 eS; North Hampstead, 605e FlushinR
"a ,so n: Jnmaica, o6,Oio Is Newtown, 00D III Long
isnnd CITY O. 7I0 So; Total, o,too o. County War debt
sm Ias co. Total Sii8ol @ Tho increase OF real estate
in ihs County over last year 10 Nls,oe Decrease OF
HgrPsrEAD.-zRepressntativ OF the nroefiyn water
y,oar nad several farmers yeaterdAy for land 70 bo
tarsn for the new reservoir Many refused 70 receive
,hc wards on the ground that they wero inodequAe
REORGANIZATION. Tho Mothcdist Church, Just COM
p,eed WA dodiated Thufsday. Tho oxeScisos were
rrnuducie by the Rev. J. y. Willis the Rev. H. B. Ward
Of HewYorE aud tho Row. Charles Fletcher OF Brookyn
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES ..,
Nys.-On, an application by tho Board, OF
superyisors Of wcscheser County Justice Tappen 10
susd Oh Thursday. wit OF mandamus. requiring tue
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
HEATHER REPORT.
WAX
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEP SIGNAL OFyIcBR,i
Washington. d. e., Dec. D-7 p. u
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE TIE CHIEP SIGNAL OFyIcBR
Washington. D. e., Dec. D-7 p. IL.
Synopsis for ne past t,oenfu-rour hours
The low barometer which was in the Eastern
Gulf Thursday afternoon has moved north-eastward
and il probably of Cape Hatteras. Rain mas pre-
vailed In the South Atlantic States. and snow on the
Middle Atlantic coast with light northeast Winds Ihe
OF high barometer which covered the ONO valley
has moved slowly with falling pressure
but can s be traced from New-York to Louisiana. an
OF low has advanced south eastward from
Manitoba, and is central In Minnesota Its advance
preceded by brisk sOutEcrly winds on Lake Michigan
and from Missouri nUrthward. The barometer naS
fallen III California aud Oregon.
IrObd6ilints.
The cloudiness will probably clear away for short
time on the South and Middle Atlantic coast followed
on Saturday again by falling barometer, s0uth-west
winds. and cloudy weather. The storm center IN MIL
nesOa east and south-castward with brt9k SOUTH
west winds on the hkes, and Its influence extend 10 e
cry winds with rising temperature nd cloudy weather.
Will probably extend over the Gulf States.
Warning Signals Orered.
Canfonary signals continue at Chicago, Grand Haven,
milwaukee and are ordered for Detroit, Toledo, Ceve-
Land, and Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-16
cbnct and that no brought down upon himself, the en-

Cbnct md that no brought down upon himself the en-
nifty Of this ring by decision adverse to their interests
Mr.. Akerman has been offered his choicc between
south American mission and United States Judgcship
IN either Florida or Texas but n In probable that he
VIII dccnnc az these Offers and return " Georgia where
wish 10 20 TO an unir!cd climate.
The House Appropriations Committee considered to
DAY the deficiency OF the accounts Of the Ku
hu1 committee. Congress appropriated $4,000 to pay
'hc expenses OF the Southern investigation. and TIE
amount expended. according to accounts, sc9.oo
leaving $4,000 yet TO he appropriated. Tho Appropria
'ons committee are not Stogehcr satisfied With the
nmouht In bulk. and assked itcmizcd account.
apears that the first thng the subcommittee did upon
OF day being 81 than allowed bo!orc,
ana tnc whole account ~ unprecedented as to size
tha the Appropriations Committee. before allowing it,
VIII demand Il rigid accountability.
The Secretary Of War s desirous Of selling number OF
small nrscnals, for which tho Government has no use,
and bill % pending before the House Military Commit
tee to give him the rcanisi authority These Nrscnns
were built for the part before tho days OF RAPID
railway transportation when II was supposed TO be I'M
portan TO have GcIOt Cf ~ every State. State
pride had much to do with tDe matter the members OF
Congress endcavOrng IL thc location OF many
Government buildings in their States p">shi". Con.
SloCum, who has given considerable alt;'i'ion to
the question OF t!ia propritty OF selling these
arsenals believes that great economy would he secured
without decreasing the efficiency OF the army, VI IN"
Government would enitre, tho bts nc-s oi ma-
fact turtg and scl all It's rDCrcs well H. nrst-
ala He says that all the mcc.cl Tor thn Tr 1T
OF tie Remington Colt Arms CJnpAnN, At Il yearly
cost greater than the interest Tould W lc VA
now expended annually for construction. repairs an
nnintcnance Of the Government armories ami arscnas
The Government now owns % arSenas scattered over
the country besides tho two great armoros al Spri ng
field, Mass. AMI Rock Island. IL.