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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Chino Valley

seo banshart and c. T. Rogers. fsrmers of tho seo's'named valley. were in town, ihi. week, snd informed U. that, owing to tbe "greedncs.," or
 ~eanne..,' of neigbbor of theirs who resides s tue head of h. rs..sy, aud consequently, the h'Al o' The lrrigAting ditch, the ranches In the .'"e' portion Of the valley have been suffering w water. rals is too bad, when there Is plenty o' water for all hsLds if It were used with econ. oay and regularity We do hope the pcrson who 'c''ug dogin-the-msugcr, will soon become .DAl'so oi his conduct. and do the square thing D, hi' neighbors
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
BTough, up Standing

One day last week, a man wbo bad farn.e prc,. Y extensively here, aud by so doing. made nice stake, was, with bis wife and family, proceeding out of the Territory, when he vas oVerhAuled by deputy sheriff. md "pesuaded 10 [" seu come anxious creditors, She rscc lection of whom he appeared to have entirely forgotten. Aftsr paying Just denards against hlm, hr proceeded on bis way, never. we hope, to return. Arizona w.uis no eishon est men.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
PrOspeotors Returned

R.,, y cy o' p'ospectou who len last week, fer ,,,a.., a SA AAyon' FetaTHed on Monday. They found s''e'al quartz lodes la tha, pc;rbborhooa, ho, enc, o, '" 'Hen showed indications of the pres Q, .,,. y considerable quantities of either gold mine. n, 'HeS 'aink, however, that there are rich ,y,I,.,'' 'ne vicinity which will yet be rendered of ,A."' ~uen pro'pcc,ors may travel in search
 'n without fear of Interruption bv Indians.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
4 Dogsoned Case

A msn from Bradshaw and hls dog were pass
 Ing along Goodwin street on sGiurday evening lAsI when two dogs sprang from door and com meneed to cat thIs dog from Bradshaw Now this Dnn from Bradshaw quickly rescued Lis dog and put the beiligerent dog. ,o flight, followed them into tbe shop from which they had issued through the shop aud into tue back yard, and there turned loose upon them with his revolver Result one dog badly ehewcd but avenged one dog beneath the sod and one dog hoyI ds eo,nbai
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
MINER OFFICE.

PkEsctTT. June 70, is7l. Ts ns lsr-ff esd Ewplsyssr er Jamss cra-f Ere sa eea sotos ei srsrg Etzfass s roais s- T4essa Lo f'v,scod
 otNTLKsrS--I h-r 10 infrs you thA. . certain To, Of fe.sEAg.-eSuss,'sg d pns med am sine sz;ksg vase sH'soy+d h black s~ar shB and sesrrir lied taFsin wAseA sAs ssat hon Tseson sy Af sauass Haghss p-r ursHts EEPrs.s tAs 2st o' May ss bs delivered tu me has nod bees received hereby vques, gvuticu.eu thai you win detaa ,A. article ns sagsr a , ds,sunu during the tso -csf, hai have slaTsed saoe ,houia hAv' arrived has Psgvsu 0f ssrous iscoavenscs sad disappointment Pw Dooxtk
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Ansr rhsm

,. 1e combined citizen and military force which I'h Prescott, nearly two week. arc. in pursuit of 'odiAn' who captured Mir. Bowsr.' herd. h .,ln
 '". we have been informed that tho cattle. Pung three head, have returned to the ranch ho'. "nieh they were stolen. The mules aud r.,,e ,e' gre ''H missing. ft is thought thai The r'V ID pursuit are close upon ,he Indians and 's'aey 'y called al some mllsla'y post on ,he way, iug reds. 'Hs '"'N''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Shortest, Best and Safest Route
 to Northern Arizona.

The Prescott and Mohave Toll Road has boeo greatly improvei and is now in good FeIalT
 All trans hauling tsright frJEn Ls Angeles San Der Darino Northern ArSona will be charged 5ut hals toll tM the aext slx mnuihs sftsF date
 The whole Eaad will be worked up GTs lafs road during the pro-eWi summer.
 TaGaies Sii be established af the Bnrnt Ranch fad Williamson Valley. and all parties will bs expected pay toll as they pas, through said gafA
 Hsrdyvills May lsTi. myl3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17

WE would call attention to the advertisement Lost elsewhere iu this issue The seventeen hundred-dollar receipt would be Of no value 10 any man other than the owner; and it Is 10 be hoped that the pocketbook has fallen into honest hands that ~ill not detaln t after .Le publication Of tbi. notice
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Arrivals

Mr. werthelmer, oi the firm of wormser S werlheimer, arrived in town on Sunday last by private conveyance on Tuesday. The passengers who arrived by stage on Tues day. were; W. E. HelIngs, aud George kimball, ftoe s=a Francisco; As BrAnnon, fro'n Arizona City; Mrs Tshobadeu. from San BernardIno, and John A. Rush, from wiekenburg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
New Bakery.

Mr. Julius Renaidinl, who owes hls paternity to tbe land beyond the Rhine. called at our office lac, Monday, to subscribe for the Mrssa. He do
 clares his purpose of starting, at an early day for the town Of Marion, therc to establish . bakery and pass the remainder Of his life--which, thus far, has been somewhat eyeutful--iu the Andabe pursuit of furnishing his ieilow-men their daily bread. We wish him abundant succcss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Says inc La. AnceIe. Star of lime 7tb

Mr. J. Grant, mail contractor for the San BernardinO and Arizona line. arrived here yesterday, to make arrangements for tho ad. ditional service ordered on his line. He will be fully prepared for semi7weekly duty by the lst of next month.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Meeting of Court

opeO q. D'su'o s' court--c. A. Tweed, Judge-wiil lab ,n., Ossinesp, at this place, on Monday, the ihsr. A.s. ins session promises to be long one, ,e,,o, S'ng two murder eases, and seyeral civil
 'h' 10 bear aud de,,rmlpe'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
An Aeknow!sdemens

A A' SoIdwster has requested us to tender so, sNaOs'edgnents to Inc people of Prescott KY, 'aeH hoeral contributions which have enabled -% .,- 70 rA''e the sun of sl2s.Oo for Mr. Simon, .o0 va. recently wounded and disabled by ipdI. s0'' pear Camp Date Greek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17

MAJOR vEIL returned to town on Monday with pine respectable-looking horses which be par. chased st the Government sals which took place at Camp IIualpai, on the lssh inss Tue horses disposed of ths sale arc said to be the beat ever sold by Government. in the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
ED.

Al russos os the sd inst. Mn Brady ,hs wife Of P Brady. aE
 A most estimable lady, good wife and fond and exemplary mother has passe | away. The MIses tenders sympathy to the family that has suffered this irrsparabls loss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Rich Spsoimsn

friend, nov at Bradshaw, has sent us speei- men Of goId-bearing quartz irom ledge recently discovered tn l" Humbug District" this Is among the vary richest gold specimens upon our table and, we would suggest, therefore. that the name of that district be changed forthwith.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Don't Write Them

II does ut ray station ksspsu Co write frage rscsipts when they can send Co 'h oce and rrocure any desired number Of neatly printed blank Feceips gotten up Actly as yer instructions um The Chief aarierasier of thc district, and at cheap fsies
 Mheu desired win bind any number of rec- Dts in book fot very small sum. Send in youT orders. G
 PEOPLE must no rget the fact that the MINER ocs k capable of ,urnug out all and styles of book aad i"b pfstug si inc lowest ssbls rsi~s and The hest terms We are also prepared to bind books psm- phiet. newspapers. s,s. jsl0i.
 t-Y-E1ira copies of Inc MNEa-tpui up ip wrappers ready fW mailing when desredl aways co hand Ai the oc,oa honeEunA s'rost. Price ~ eeuts esfT.
 Cop~s oi he paper also hs had a' The pTesao NerS Depot. iu Schrodgrs building Mgntezuma street;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17

Ma kiNnALL, Of Camp Date Greek, paid . Ing visit 10 Prescott, on business, last Monday, and returned agslu on Tuesdsy He called st our ofhce anf gave rery eatierIng report of uues, prospects, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17

THr weather continues warm. Tue days h.igh, and The atmosphere musical from tlis hum o. horse ees. The nights coo, and refreshing.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Shingle Machine

W. ', Banning has hi. sLingle mill in opera. ton, at bis ranch, short distance south of Pres. eou lt turns out about eis isht thousand shingles daily.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
STRAY MULES.

Two large American mules hearing brands- and hauess maFk recently sFayed fhe pFeses of the dersgned iypE Creek Tho can have toe same by pFovlng prp,Hy apd paying sxpanses nclndng Inc oasi of this advertise meat C0kNELlo kAMueA
 Lyrx Crssk jass fsH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17

A destructive fire is raging iu the pine timber south of Prescott. IL would appear to have spruug ialo lifs about noon, a Tuesday, and has since continued.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
Local Intelligence.
PRrscorT. JUNE r..

,,. ,h, Nivpn. op to date are payab. se She ,a.J vbo will slss settle all demaRds against the ssc. created prior Co this time. ps,,ous indebted ~li please sr'se s once vith ,,,.,i or Judge II. W FleuTy. .. Prescott, Arizona June ! is7l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17

rHs framework of the new church ediscs was erected. on Thursday
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
BRADSHAW.
SILVER SUMMIT HOTEL A STORE.
 BRADSHAW CITY.

THIS tPtnp establishment situaied within rife shot c
 the gTxsfe ~ The great silver and g3d nasss oi Bra shAW Aiaiug Di-tT1ei fsvapa oousgy. Arxgua esacng Iine< o-k- AH fstt- sSzEt.i ssercreerS atot ' ,kp
 si AioYs se level of he Ocean vtere TeoeBiy sfsd hasekH frsky s9usws and r0iicking faT~s gave veni fo theF te9ngs in WhoI@, screams sg and merry ha- Rot ihs pare will know them tus ffs. yOn know is y0aSssL" wi;h IHd;aaf when whte he rod and klxsF af ,issr land ls ss
 and when Dr. N B-Srsies has squAsied upon tse ste d aneieHi raRcheia erected large, ecrofEsaeie ss, tllcd n uih grsadras pnss4-ass .et= fs=-I tfsoas, st1. which he bound to feil cheap fr cssh, fssf
 Again, having resided mSuy yesr 10 the cnce happy Siae of ArkEnss but natural thai he Ehaad mskn prvision The entertainment M trayelers aud he ag t sfeuug guo1 hnei where the Wehfy fnd rest God Pare cld mountain water and something stronger fhaA water when t0airs desirable.
 Hs Arh siriug haags out. day and night and hs motto is Come sfnr all T who have money. reguid roek native silseE ssy e-==4 ==sF=Fs sEs-Htisrs 0ut EsivRa- lazs0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
' OS r.

On Thursday morning in the Alley between Nor;eruma Abd Granite strees iarge bark pocket book cnhsinug o"iWecn iorfy and hy dollars 10 currency and grain eeipi Of the valve of seveniee' hnndrrd duIinr.
 The finder requested ip leave t at fhe dNER Ofice where suitable reward will be giveB by bs or its recovery.
 Prescott JuB4 IS ls7i.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-17
contracta Awarded.

Connaets Awarded The following contracts were awarded at Fort whlpple, on the 10th inst;
 CANT HgALPAI To ". B. Hellings, sT5,0O0 pounds corn. and 1900 900 pounds of hay tho latter at 22.ls per ton.
 CAMP DATE CREEK. To ". E. Helllngs, 425, 900 pounds Of corn or barley, al 5.73, ard, 10 Geo Kimball, 650. 900 pounds Of hay at sl5.7o
 CANP VERDE. Tow. B. Heliings, i,S5o.0 900 pounds of corn or barley al 6 9s, and a,o75, pounds hay at s25I9l
 FoKr WAFFLE. To B. Helllngs, 45000o pounds of corn or barley al 6o0 aud 675, 900 poonds ofhay at s2S2S
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
CAIRO AND TEXAS.
HORACE GREELEY ON THE Nm
TERNATIONAL" RAILROAD.

WHAT NE THINKS ABOUT I1-.THr HEART
tYTExAs TO BE BROUGHT WITHIN FOUR
DAYS TRAVEL OF NEw-YoRK, VIA
CAIRO.
Mr.. Horace Greeley Is now writing let
ters 70 the New-York Tribune giving his
impressions Of Texas, in which state he
has lately been sojourning. In the Tri-
bune Of the 9th inst, three Of his letters
ere published, in which he pronounees
Texas water bad the roads ditto;
points to great deficiency Of railroads,
snd Ave thousand square miles Of coal
BEDS lying practically useless; says that
the people buy aour from Minnesota, pine
from Louisiana and Florida, hams from
Ohio and butter from ew-fork,
etc., and then declares that rail.
roads will revoiutionize the social
and business condition OF the
state. On the subject Of railroads, he says,
tho common wealth is aroused, and he then
enumeratcs the enterprises Of this kind
that arc being rapidly pushed forward to-
wards completion. He then says;
But the most important and effective
single line of railroad in the state 10 the
"Internatfonsl which connects ~ Fulton,
Arkansas, on her northeastern border, with
one from Cairo, ILL.,, and thus with Chica-
20 and New York, running DIAGONAL
through Texas from northeast TO SOUTH
west, crossing the Southern Pacific and the
"Great Northern" near Tyler, the "TexAs
Central ct Hearne, and thence pushing
straight for Austin, the capital, and thence
| TO San Antonio, and so on to the Rio
0rande not far from Loredo. This road,
though begun last November at Hearne,
| whore II crosses the "Texas Central" and
| impeded by the necessity Of importing
corn at cost Of $40 per bushel and bay
at $s5 por ton, for its oxen and muller, has
been pushed right vigorously in either d.
rection, and will have crossed both the
Brazos and Colorado, and reached Austin
on the one hand, the Trinity on the other
by next Nay. Two years hence 1t will
have been completed from Fulton to San
Antonio (4OO), and will then have brought
J the heart of this state within four days
travel Of the Commercial Emporium, where
It will be known a. one Of the most judi
. cious and successful railway enterprise
/ ever planned. 1t will carry more bee
d cattle than any road on the globe, and
will bring into Texas more immigrant
than railroad ever carried into any stat
y till now.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Seventeen year locusts have made
their appearance in some parts Of Iowa.
An italian who has been begging in
St. Louis Is worth twenty thousand dol.
lars.
There 10 great demand for harvest
hands throughout the southern and cen.
trail portions Of this state.
-Jssper, cornelian, moss-agate, me-
thy'ts, garnsts and chalcedOny, ere found
10 ABUNDANCE In Nevada.
On July let, the rates on cable dis.
patches are TO BE- advanced to 81 90 per
word for perss, general and commercial
news, and 70 81 90 per word for public
and press cipher messages.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

FRED. GRANT. son Of old Useless
has been bstrothsd to the English prin
sesa, Bsstrics-so . New York tele.
gram says. We believe this to be q
ridiculous csnsrd but, 70 many just ii
wonderful events have happened Of late
ysars. W would NOT be sstonished If il
proved to be true report. The pres
ident spss the manners Of royalty, aud
he marriage Of his son vita the royal
family u England would be altogether
psopss--ia his opinion aud all the
lssasrisg fell ows who do the syco-
pAaats business around the Presideu-
VI tAsoss, would declare the nuptials
IT. ~ thing, while the lady cour.
tien Weuld siGh and ssy: $50 uicsi"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
PERSONAL.

-Msdams Psreps Ross 10 expected u
this country next month.
Senator sumner has declined 10 dsliv.
er the opening address At the 81. Louis
state fair.
Mrs.. Myrs Clark Gaines has another
quarrel with tho city Of New Orleans about
her property.
--Presidsnt Grant has decided TO make
trip 70 the PaciAc coast about the middle
Of August. He viii be accompanied b
Senator Nye
Rev, TMdwig Fink, Of 81. Jossph
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

Soldisrs sss advised not to sell or
part with their discharges, which are IL
sctivs demand in the west. The new Law
Of Congrsas 20 modiAes the requirements
Of the Homestead act that soldier or sailor
Who served ninety days or more during
the rebellion may deduct hh term Of en-.
iistmsnt nom the ave ysars' ssttlsnsnt
hitherto required 70 perfect his title. Fer
instance, II he served three ysars in the
army or navy. he may acquire . full title
70 quarter ssctiop Of laaa By . sssidsAas
Of two yssPs. There 70 svidsnsp shsA ~
:A.sas are pv:pssieg 70 wiring s'shoass
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

THE CAIRO AND vINCENNES X. X.
The extract from letter lately written
by Horace Greeley, published this
morning in another column Of The
BULLETIN, may call to the minds OF
the luke-warm friends and open aud
under the-bus enemies Of the Cairo
and Vincennes railroad an appreciation
of the importance Of that railroad tC
Cairo.
The ''International'' road, of Texas
will be an accomplished fact before
next May, and in short time thereaf
ter the cars will be rushing over the
Cairo aud Fulton road along its entire
length. This will give to Cairo the
command of the great cattle market Of
Texas and, when the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad shall have been com.
pleted will make this city the gateway
through which will pour into Texas =
great food of emigrants from Europe
and the Eastern states Of the union
where now poverty sows in rags and
reaps in tatters. Here, tom Cairo
will most Of the business between
Texas and the great states
north Of US be transacted and
millions Of dollars be left in the
Golfers of our merchants and mechanics
Indeed, we cannot trust ourself to at.
tempt 10 picture the prosperity which
| in our opinion, would result to Cairo
by the opening Of a grand thorough
fare from the heart Of Texas through
this city to the commercial metropoli
Of the country. five did, We might b
accused ofhyperbole; but we submit tn
matter to the thoughtful considerable
Of our fellow.citizens, satisfied that th
most apathetie among them will at one
see that such q thoroughfare woul
make Cairo q great city. Let US, the
secure the Cairo and Vincennes ros
now that we-may, and, by doing so, I'D
the most important link to that tho
oughfare, and thus assure to our city Il
prosperity we long for and the gres
ness which her geographical positic
proclaims she should possess.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

PRESIDENT GRANT cent a letter to
the Morse statue committee regretting
his inability to be present at the un-
yelling ceremonies. II the committee
had invited him 70 be present at horse
race, he would have sent no letter Of
dsclination. He would have been pres.
snt. But doing honor to merit not ia
. horse is, in the presidents estimation,
. useless waste of time.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
A WORD FOR JEFF. DAVIS.

EXTRACT from JEFF. Davis Atlanta Spesth.l
an conclusion, let mo assure you shat
prefer discussion Of the life insurance
business to . discussion of politics, and
that it will afford me pleasure to insure the
life Of every man present and guarantee
to him IN hundred years Of existence"
The Atlanta aspeech Of Mr.. Jefferson
Davis has created great deal Of com.
meut in every prat Of the country, and
democrats and republicans alike have
denounced it as the utterance Of indis.
erection not to say Of foolishness. We
cannot assent to this denuncistion. 1t
is unjust, and the men who
indulge in it know little Of
Mr.. Davis character. To appreciate
the speech we must look at the sur.
roundiugs Of the speaker. He is NO
longer public man on whose words
the destinies Of nation may depend
but plain, simple business man, driv
ing the life insurance trade with en-
ergy and tact. lie visited Georgia ia
his capacity of life insurance agent, and
made the speech complained Of in the
interest of his company He did just
what the soap vender and the wizard oil
man do every day in our streets. He
got together a large crowd of people,
entertained them with few orstorieal
flights, and then invited them TO in
sure in his company. "The American
eagle is the proud bird Of the Clouds"
exclaims the Wizard.oil man "he
scars and soars aud scars, but he cant
compare with this healing lie, which
Il now offer you at the low price Of
twenty five cents vial" ~ will
accept nothing" exclAims JEFF Davis !
"and he is a poltrom who talks abou
accomplished facts, but if my friends
who are now listening to me will per
init, shall be most happy to insure
their invaluable lives" Gould
anything be more unique
And yet the soft -soap, wizard. oil, please
insure your.life speech Of the presiden,
of life insurance company has beer
magni6ed into political significance
We cannot doubt that, if Mr.. Davis
went out of the life insurance bust
ness into the side.show profession, b.
would be followed by reporters iron
one town to another; oil his eulogie,
Of the fine points of the polar bear ant
comeliness Of the 6ve-legged sheep b
construed into an attempt to create
another rebellion, and each sentence o
his speeches be held up as conclusiv
evidence that the southern peopl
should be kept under the heel of mill
tary power and the government retains'
, in the hands Of the republican party
Who, that is calm, can endorse this un
just crusade? We protest that MI
Davis, who is now old and somswha
garrulous, should be allowed to driv'
his life insurance business in his owl
way. H. has right to do 30 unde
the constitution rs it is, with all tn
amendments from the first to the IF
teenth inclusive.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14
(FroS The Jonssboro Gazette. /

Twin Brothers, james l. John Ker,
were born In the year l7ss, being Is year,
OF age on the 9Th inst. today Both
have rsissd large families. John Ia,
I've sons aud I've daughters, s!l
living. never having Q death ip
bis family He has bssa married 81
years. These brothers and their fsmilis,
oil reside 10 tbs vicinity Of Golden, Ind
attended the same church on last SUNDAY
Both haze belonged to the N. E. Church
for the last 81 yesrs. The wife OF John
Kerr 10 over 70 yesrs Of age. These Dr..
their are farmers Of this county. John
raised three hundrsd bushels Of corn les,
year with his own labor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

Church, Chicago, has been consocrated a.
bishop in partibus and cosdjutor TO Bish.
op Mieye vicar apostolic Of Kansas.
Lady Poltinors, II recent drawing
room reception Of Queen Victoria H
Buckingham palace, wore the veil worn ~
Maria Antoinstte on tho occasion OF her
marriage to Louis XVI. It's . msgn'n'
cent point d Alencon.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

The New York papers say that q
company Of prominent capitalists, with
Cyrus W. Field at the head, proposes
to lay . submarine cable connecting
South America, San Domingo and the
Wsst India Islands with the United
States.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

The Richmond Enquirer slaps JEFF.
Davis on the mouth, saying: You
talk too much" The Wing strikes
him, and says: "Shut up"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

TIE poor old State Register is among
the democratic departurists. A few
Year, ago the dear dotard read THE
BULLETIN out of the party for taking the
position that accomplished facts should
be accepted.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

In the New Hampshire house of rep
rssentatives, every officer, including the
ssrgssnt-st-arms and door keepers, are
democrats.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

EvKN the Mobile Reyister-a paper
soaked with the virus Of Bourbonism-
has departed, and swallowed the three
amendments at one fell swoop.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

TIE Quincy Herald fingers by the
wsysids, and hesitates to take to the
new departure.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

JEFF. DAVIS talks, not because he
has anything to say but because he has
q flute like voice.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-14

THE Jacksonville Sentinel has taken
the Vallandigham shoot.