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New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
COTTON MARKETS.

MosuE June 2l-Coon dul and nominal Mdlngs slc net
receipts bales eIpors eoasSe COS bales sales 80 bsles STOCK
ll63 bales. $3.50, al, ...-.... n,
SAvASSAH 2L-COOn du hddlng' lssc net receipts 81
AAest sales 100 bales; stock. S20B bales ..,
2-Cotton hddlngs offered Ifci
baes baesi
no balesi stock, ] s65 bales =.
BoToS Juue -Cotton quiet; MddlnEs 20c net receipts
bales. gross go baes sales lOO bales stock $500 bales
June 2Coton qet Low hddhngs l8c nes receipts
lg bses epOreos.Sse l6S bslesi sales 80 bAesi STOCK oV
RseA
NEwORIEASs June -Coton dull and nominal quo'ons for
Ning net receipts III baes al bsles eIpos-o Great
Britain 1900 bales; stock, 81 IA bales -
CHARIEroN Jane dull and n0mnsi hddlngs voc
receipts bales eIpoeOAstve l3 bAe sales 80 bAesi
stock 4s0l bales. - -,
o. bales; stock, ] ,O32 bales
G1LvEsToS June 2-Cotton dbl prices lower Coed Ordinary
t5 receipts sC4 bales, eEPoriO Great BrSn l24' bales
.oawis, bales sales $50 bales stock 4482O bales
AUGUSTA 24CoOntbe market closed dull and lower ~
Liverpool Mddng sales n bAlesi receipts ~ Daes
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OFFICE CHIEF 9vARrEEssTEH First 9gAETsHsATEE' RTE IN ia1

OFFICE CHIEF QUARrgRs,srRR First QUARrERsArEks{
DISTRICT, NETWORK CITY, June ~, lS'i.,
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, with a
eopy Of this attached 10 EACH Invited ana u oe
received At this until u July II pToL for supplying 'ns 10
pertinent with following named quantities oI fCbL woe Y" ~
Fort Columbus, n Y HabOr-saOOOO lbs Stove and aShso lbs
Fo Wood n Y Harbor-22OO lbs Stove and 100000 lbs Egg
Fort Hamilton N lbs Stove 10000 lbs Egg
Fort @adsTort5 n y HarbOrsOO lbs Stove, 1000 lbs SH
Dsyis Island r. I. HarbO-3o lbs MT aud gSo o lbs Egg
Coal -
The Coal Is to be delivered the Yards places provided for its
cepon the respective Posts and the trimming must be done p the
CONTRACTOR. 49,.
such times and such quantities as may be
required by the Quartermasters Department
Payment will made in NewiOrk City according 10 the weight or
the at the ee of delivery
Did will be entertained from party who has heretofore WIN
drawn or failed to fulfl bis contract
Blank forus Proposals be procured at this Office.
persons bill accepted and contract entered INTO
equal ooh the amount Of the
contract, for the faithful execution Of the
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be certified 70 D D. DIS
trct-AtOTney or Judge
and bidders will have the privilege Of being present the
opening Of the bids
nd. nav he maie and will
the night 10 reject all BIDS regardd
such portion OF
bid less than for Post; that may be deemed oi advantage " e
public interest
whom application should be made for other Information
BY order Of Brcvet MajOr General RUFUS INGALLS,,
Colonel and Assistant Qgartermaster General
X. N. BATCHELDER,
Major and Quarermaster q. o. W.
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QUARrERxAsrsa's 0yTieE, .. s. AK AHTT'

QUARrERNAsTER's 0PFIcE, u $. ARMr,
PHIIApEIPHIA Penn, June H. lS7l J.,
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, will
- be received this oGe until u ocloeh SATURDAY Jmy
IS 1871 for building One and % story stone Lods ~ 'no
Culpeper Court House Ya) National Cemetery.
Separate bids building this Lodge Of brick are slse invited
will received this Office at the same time
building Brick Wall and Iron Rangs With one double and
single Iron Gate around the Peeeksous a hanona Gem
Bidders for the Brick Wall and Iron Rn will be required
linear and bid will be received that does
requirement The rubbish resulting from the eHca
foundation the Lodge TO be removed from
Of Cemetery the OF the successfu bd1er
snnicsboaa IN tbe undersapel, HENRY G. HODGES,
Major and QuaTermsser L. 5. A.
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HORSE AND CARRiAGB MARKET
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. June "a. 1871.


In the horse market, business to-day was
almost completely checked by the stormy weather
The horse trade throughout the week closing to-day.
although somewhat unsettled, nevertheless suf-
cently animated in most OF its branches as 10 be cor
rectly described fairly active Prices, however vary
10 such an extent make IL next 10 impossible 10 give
apprOxmatvely the correct figures when the dli-
ferent classes OF horses command in the market.
The following table contains the average prices real
ized during the week IN the Bur, Head halhel tht
some OF the principal stables In the upper part OF the
city: n,
Canadian horses (.ngle) SIPS s250
Canadian horses in pairs, from .''''''''''''''' ~ 70 ~
Western business horses single ......... 80 10 so
Pair light driving horses of particular speedcm goo to 20
Shgle eeaIe horses ron az @VD
The auction sales during the week were, as rule well
attended, and the results satisfactory.
The Derby POM Ph0etOn.-POnY pnaetOns, with rum
bes constructed the principle OF the patent seat on
the Derby wagons among the last and a the same
time pretest novelties in the carriage line, brought out
by Messrs. j. B. Brewster & Co. OF tyhfth-st TX
not used the rumble remains entirely hidden frOm Views
pull-and very comfortable seat for groom or coach
man appears without in the least disurbngin fact.
rather cOmpleng-the graceful and novel outlines
OF this pet vehicle OF our ladies. The weight OF tho
Derby Pony PhaetOn Is about 325 10 ana they cost rom
review Of the carria ge market will show that tho
business of the past week viii compare faYoraby win
that the preceding weeks. While the demand Tor uo
carriages has been heavy it has not been regular ~
earlier the Manufacturers of ne work arc
unable TO make any for stock sufficient quantity 10
keep assortment in their wareroOms As ther time -
occupied I'm filling the large supply of ottiefs OF hanh
rriages OF all descriptions have sold better tnIs
season than ever before.
British West ladies $3.50 Cuba $40
H. ports " C0fTldgS AgtsIidiS -
Liverpool eases Vhtes Sl9 Lonion
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CHICAGO LIVE HTOCk MAkkkI-JuNE =
wek-l39u Cattle a. 9 Hogs 1910 Sheep Cor
respondng l870-Reoeips93I Cattle @OS Hogs ebo
49, Sbpmepts7 ls CTS sheep Choice Cattle
ar csrce and dull the market beng
n f 384 74i Medium God, S5d S5 6O Prime Ch0oe
. Choice Texan and Cherokee 20 % HOG
nom as 10 as the latter for ehOce Light weights Sheep and Lambs
dull and pnces weak
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fiorses. GarrlaQss, larnsss, &e.

A PONY PHAET0NS, fine assortment, all
and top Express Wagons al as 300 up two elegant sain
tymui Crep "a dne order be sold Syers NagOns.
gi orr three Dnnbuy Van Road Wagons nearly uesi
Wbin. V@ ". II. GRAY, 20 " - WOOsteT-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
Gituations mante0--females.

FAMILIES, Summer Houses, Hotels, Farmers,
aud suited unese 9Th reliable Protestant aud Catholic,
ITIP m English Idsh Scotch Welsh aud Germany,
stCiRPgNTERS AGENCY 8 West Eeyenih-st cor SirtaVe
GUNNER HOUSES, Hotels, Boarding houses,
- and private ms be supplied With good Cooks CaMer.
Immediately HALkkkS
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE l38 sitth-ave., over DRUG Store
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Proposals.
OFFICE DEPOT QUARTEESAssrE,R.

ROPOSALS.-SEALED PROPOSALS., in
duplicate received at this Once until the z9th Gay Q,
31l at noon m. anucure 800 neteen hundred each OF
Wall Tents and Files sevn thousand nne hundred common
tSne an beewaI be furnished bY the United states ana aeha %
he al Jacksonville Indiana me Ient "uen
co,nnlete will be delivered place for inspection
Te light 10 reject any all bids regarded as dsayanageou re-
servel by the Government. ,- p..,..,. ., q, hs
% r invited present at the opening Proposals must 9e
addressed undgned and distinctly indsed fopo 0i u'
NAM of Tents" 4. 80,
For specfeaoa conditions and further information apply to THIS
One. - ., .ho or,-,srm,s.er General c. II. HOYT.
NN' <N~N- DenotO Ouarte rterfuas
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Gituations Wantro-- = maIes.

HUSBAND and Wife, just arrived, want SIT
CATIONs genemans hmily Have hrstclass rsisre9oes
rom ny wife htess COOK husband As BU lLBR
Water or generally useful Apply Bowling Green
VANTED-SITUATl0N as ENGINEER by
w rersoa etpereee served three in l. = Ns hunar
with steam heating Al reierenceA Parties eGnng
peteut ,ober an eau address n II L., Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
THE NEW-YORK
VIADUCT
Railway Company.

DIRECTORS.
Alexander T. Stewart, A. Oakley Hall,
William M Tweed, John Jacob Astor,
August Belmont, Peter b. eweehy'
Charles A. Lamont, Levi T. morton'
James F. D. Lanier, Hugh Smith,
Franklin osgood, William L. 64ouge'''
William Butler Duncan, Richard O'Gorman,
John j. Bradley, Jose L. navarro
Charles L. Tiffany, Henry Smith,
William r. Travers, Edward b. Wesley
Joseph seligman, Manton marble,
Richard B. Connolly, John Taylor Johnston,
Henry Hilton.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26
6eIp Wanteo.

A LADY, possessing good literary talent.
n business ability writing plain hand whose expectations
h regard b wages are moderate and who oter
srraes NAV learn Of desirable ENGAGEMENT BY addressing
ample particulars, AUTHOR Boz aS4 Pos, Omoe y 4
T IFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED
For ety 1ork on mode " peoaAr
and prove profitable 10 good Address NSU URASCB.
r. %. Box go, City.
FI,ELEGRAPH OPERATORS WANTED.-Ex-
perieDcsd OperssoEs, familiar Nth Commercial business
C county Address x Boz IN Tribune OAce giving references
XVANTED-For an old and well established
Massachusetts Life Insurance Co. aGENBRAb AGENr oF hs
Metropolitan district Acuvs busness vel a. experienced lhsa
may adrsl gog reference and experience o. pex
6l3l Nov York City
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

Br authority Of The Directors Of THE NBW-YORK RAIL
WAY COMPANY aud conformity with the terms Of the Act Of incor
poraon respect the undersigned Commissioners on STOCK SUD
sepon give public and behalf Of tie Directors aud Of
such Company Of Subscription for the Capital STOCK here'
will he opened on WEDNESDAY The day Of June instant
at the following places in this City viz;
the BanL ing House Of Duncan sherman Co.. No II Nassau
Banking House Of the Bank Of the Metropolis No. 81 Union
square.
The comruv Is Authorized to viaduct Railways or
branches through the C NewYok the east and west sides thereof
from common starting point Chambert, between Broaa
WAY and Chatharst the Harlem River and through west
chester County; power build additional lines Of railway or
branche. from time time any part of the City We'teher
County The property acquired By the COMPANY exempted from
taxes during the period allowed for the final completion
OF the railway city The Mayor Aenen and Community oil
EeYork are Authorized and directed with the approval Of the Cnms
ope Of the Sinking Fund subscribe o Ave millions Of dollars OF
the stock Company whenever million Of dollars thereof has been
subscribed for By private parties This conditional amount OF stock has
been wholly subscribed taken BY the Directors II the Company On
the completion Of either the lines railway to the line ofWeeser
County the Supervisors County authorized to issue the bonds
Of the County 70 such Supervisors shall deem eIeh'
10 aid In the construction and extension Of the railway IN ana through
that County the proper equalization the interest Of areAoe'
who may at different times the Directors are
authorized to issue scrip such payments Pasbe O1t Of
the earnings
The terms Of Subscr pton will be as follows:
TEN PER CENT of the Stock subscribed for to be paid IN
cash at the time Of subscription The residue to be paid as called Tor J
e Board Of Directors notice thirty days but call at anJ Ore
time to exceed ten per cent
for interest the per cent per will be issued
nv the Compuy paAe out earnings Of the Railway all
insaents paid on Stock within thirty days after the
subscription Books shall be opened
The Company the right to close the Subscription BOOKS any
time after the tweDtynuth day o. July, l87L
By order Of the Boanl OF Directors,
Alexander r. Stewart Commissioner. on behalf
John Jacob Astor, Of n. Compspy.
Levi P. Morton,
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financial.


TTLEY, DoUGHER{TTY GIP + T.li's s. SCOTT
AND SELL
CENTRAL PACIFIC 6s, Gold
CENTRAL PACIFIC IS Convertible
CENTRAL PACIFIC IS, State Aids
UNION PACIFIC 6s, Gold
KANSAS PACIFIC Is Gold
MISSOURI PACIFIC 6s, Gold.
CAIIFORSIA PACIFIC Is, Cold
OSWFGO AND MIDLAND "a
ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY BA
DANVILLE AND URBANA Ts
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA T.
KANSAS PACIFIC STOCK
ST LOUIS WATER 6s Gold
Sr. LOUIS CURRENCY 6s
CLEVELAND Is.
DETROIT "a ..o,,,,
AND OTHER MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
E-SECURITIES STOLEN from the
~ ~. of he subscriber on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 18th inst By
Er persons hereby cautioned against negotiating the io
tOE.ug.u med sfcurues: 49,.
On. -Oa Chcgo aud Norhwesten Railroad First Mortgage
b.! No interest due 81 gust and February.
100 Fu Ncrgge Bonds Of Montgomery and Ene RAILROAD
o 90 Secn Mortgage Bonds Montgomery and Erie Railroad
o. Crsvo Town Bonds Nos 30 2, ~ 1885, 1so la9, 2oa
8 r.
7i'e Csrorl Town Bgn's Nos T. s. T. 81 a. d. a. 49, AS
q. g. 90 ., - 60 81. -. ., =. -
$50 ~ i. oae r he securities and detection Of the thieves BY
r. NJ. VAIL Co
c,.,..u y. y. June IT, ll7l.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

~ L
Is. 'T :. .is R'': 5s., q Of Os s:
& Ss D Of rsarH "11nf SErIsEEP Pf%H'GS6 % Cow
Pa RAyf E RSib sS Gre cSSaSf d
the FREMoST LIMA and UNION RAR9D COMP SoaPASY are % de-
s The 5 S1S9.d sS wS ay sppd s for @
viii sell public auction 70 the highest @ae . ,S' cs pS s
dusky County Ohio on day Juy D. ls between the
hours Of 10 O'clock aEd o'clock m Of said day. the foho"ns
The Re md Louisville nE Rl5S,d SI CG%g,1y
. within the town Of Fremont s,9Gs SoGo 11 11SSaM ~ III
thereon it's and other station hons es and shoPs ana the ns
and grounds conneete thewih anu AZ @ @ s sTg machery
M said road for the tracI supestuctue sort said turntables
and grounds eonnee use provided to be used in opera
& & % snS rnS @ ocS bngBs to said Company supplies used
or provided TO operating said road wherever iuaie
.l CSupnS Ue with a. franchises thereof including the franchise
Of 'Is SS"P1% SS PsD TO .Sec $ sfd ssyfe ,SS 70 mortgage
on tsa Ps toO b ss1 CtV and the Terminus Of
s Railroad o. Ruhye aforesaid duly recorie 70 Geoge
sion occupancy thereof But or being ola oa o. for 9,S ,e r 5 s
then and In That case the WILL the time and place be eI
posed sale in parcels follows on the same e. terms S % r G
ine within and Town Of Fremont aforesaid to the West
R' II & lS.! ' ys s1'' ,5er Ct Union ps's S 'lS ''s
Indiana eendgs P g G a ,T n IN Cs%hrge Civ aforesaid
parcel and third that thereof e,nsRs NJ o% ,hs s1s
parcel subject the mOgage thereon above referred O anu u0
decree the % 50 10 be made are to be subject the order Of
the confirmed aside for cause and TO other conditions
specified in the decree. ,,,-.....zoo, u,
Five per purchase money to be paid IN band st the time OF
the within days after continuation possess
premises be delivered full payment and conveyance Oe
al time.
For all further particulars reference made to said decree Of record
said Northern District Of Ohio and to copy Thereof IN Tue hAnu' VI W
unde at Fremont, OhO-Jme l6, A. ID. lBll
VIM Is. SHELDON, Special Master, Commissioner
VIRGINIA SECURITIES.-Specia attention
given 10 the FUNDING BONDS STOCK, and INTEREST
CERTIFICATES the STATE of VIRGINIA under the act 10 Po'
for The fundin andpa Of the Public Debt
BONDS COUPONS. and STOCK bought and sou at bes % OF
funded a q moderate charge - JOHN D; hANNNu' =.
Banker and Broker, b Broad-st
OFY1cE OF CoNriSFNTAL Insurance. CosPANY, }
No. lG2 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Ju4e 10 l6h)
| CUSTOMERS of this Company entitled to GER
" ttes profits the year 1863 requested to Obtain shl re-
| ''P' '' ~ ~ CYRUS PECK Secretary.
TOWAICOUNTY and CITY BONDS OF the
| Il OLD ISSUES
| OON HOWARD DARLINGTON,
| No l47 S. FOurth-st, Phladelphs Penn.
| d A 0NN WANTED, a BUILDING LOAN
p4.OUU. above amount on 6 mortgage on properly 70
cost twice much. Address Box 3l5s, Hew.York.
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METROPOLIIAN SAVlNOS DAMN,
vi Nos ] Il } Thrl Az. n v opposite cooper Institute
THIKrf-SINTH DIVIDEND.
Bv direction of this Institution the usual
interest at the Cent VIII be paid on Aad after
JuV ~ l57 - ,o---- ~ -. .-..
nun from accumulated profits being together at the rate Of SEVEN
PER CENT per annum ,,,-,
-hdrdrn iriH bear tHersst from July l,t
DsPosr MADE TH JuLf,-dRd mol ldter-
will he allow Ell Interest from the lst Jnly. . -,
daly D n ~ y " and on MONphis ana Fi
pAYs TH0 a. : n. lSAAC l. sMllh, fTsSldeh'
r. w. LILLE So-Tei1ry.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

$500 900 %ASTEPFr:sl MAN. sl and Ha. SSfS%e S
,uuy Also good COMMERCIAL PAPER b. u COOK No. lI6
pry.Awsr Room. IA Is Howard Building
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK,
" New YORK. June p. 1871.
INTEREST will be paid Deposos Of Seven cent
pr annn on an Dollars Five Hundred Dollars and r
her cent on exceeding Hundred Dollars, aseeaby with the
roy ops Of the from Government tax, and payable on
and al er MONDAY the nth day Of July.
Interest oud Tor will be credited as principal and draw interest
fromJ July !. . ,.-,. a, -. go. -
tie BENJAMIN +. NhEEbNhlnHl FIeal'eh|
JAMES Ss5y Bryce cEio,nrs {seeretaHes.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-26

IOHN MUNROE g. Co,
81 No. wALIrsT., NETWORK,
ssue Circular Letters Travellers and Draw Bills
AUNROR & Co, No Rue Scribe, Pans
PaNnh In GOID eauiNalenL
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14

SAYS the Chicago Post: "Gov.
Palmer seems bent upon quarrel !;
and it is only owing to the fact that
the federal authorities are satisfied
with having protected the city in Its
peril, and are content to let the bellig-
'ercnt governor occupy the field after
the danger is over, that quarrel is
avoided" This is radica!ism boiled
down aud the essence extracted. i
tramplcs upon all laws, state and ma
tional, and the conscience stricken rad
ical who objects, does SO at his peril
There can be but one construction plac
ed on the language Of the Post, anC
that it should be used in referenc,
to the legally elected chief mag
istrate of the state of Illinois, 70,
his timely protestation against the dan
gerous and illegal course of the federal
authorities in Chicago, shows unmistak.
ably the end to which radicalsm is
leading. The republican instincts of the
people of the state and of the United
States, cannot much longer refuse tc
recognize the dangers now threatening
republican institutions in this country
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

The second message Of Gov. Palmer
t, the legislature relative to the militia.
ry occupation of Chicago. was submitted
to thegeneral assembly on Saturday last
1t was accompanied by the entire cores
pondence between Gov. Palmer, Mayor
Mason Of Chicago, Gen. Sheridan and
President Grant, the reading Of which
is almost necessary to comprehen-
siye understanding Of the governors
message, but as the letters are too vol
luminous for our columns we publish
the message without them, believing the
events referred to in il are still fresh
enough in the public mind to enable
the reader to appreciate the document /:
In Submitting these papers to the Gen.
srAi ASSEMBLY, 1t Is not improper for me
tosAy thst whsS the regular troops that
had occupied Chicago from the Iltb IN The
23rd day Of October, ls7l, woro ord.sod ~. .o
their stations, and the volun,esr so,oo W
ganized by Lieut.. Gen. sAsridan wss A.
banded, / did not believe it V be- nos,;hi s
tina, any officer Of the U. S. ARM co'rS
again find pretext for intermediary in
the affairs Of the State of Illinois. ."
Interpretation offuture exemption fro,
military interference was based upon Ia,
belief that the authorities Of the slate bac
already done enough for the maintenance
Of law, and for the protection of all the
people of Chicago, 10 merit their full con,
hdence, and that the local officers Of the
city were then so alive TO their duties, and
so confident In the support Of power.
full state, that no room would be left fol
external Intervention. Everything in.
deed, had been done for the aid and pro.
tection Of the people OF Chicago that was
possible, and II all their interests were
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14

tions to inform General Sheridan that
II the troops under his command had re-
ceived any orders which in any way con-
hict with the constitution or the laws of
the state of Illinois, to rescind them
This II magnificent. The president has
ordered that Sheridan shall rescind
all orders that are contrary to the laws of
this state ne 10 the constitution. What
more could the governor ask? Nothing
in reason. And yet as he follows Grants
order back through the secretary and the
generals, he can not help being impressed
with the strong probability that his able
argument and his patriotic and self-sacri-
fcng effort to rid the country Of an un.
safe doctrine and d. a pernicious practice
will be treated by General Sheridan
In the same way that
the radical party has for years treated
the equally able and patriotic
endeavors of the democracy in the SAINT
direction.
| 1t is in fact very pretty little famil.
jar, and the future will develore whether i
has any sweetness in it. ~
ELI NcYEs.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14

METROPOLIS wants the Cairo and
Vincennes road to pass through that
city to the exclusion Of Vienna, where.
upon Vienna wakes wroth and the Ar.
terry likens Metropolis to Judas Iscariot
and other monstrosities. BE calm, ye
cities of the plain, and do not stir up
uncalled for animosities among your.
selves. 1t is not probable that the
route Of the Cairo and Viucenues roat
will be changed from that originall
marked out.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14

RADICAL newspapers, by refusing to
publish Governor Palmer's second mes.
sage on the military occupation Of
Chicago, pay an unintentionnl compli.
ment to the sober, second thought OF
the law-abiding people Of the state.
The course of these journals show con-
clusively their fear of the effect the
message will most probably have upon
the mind of the public. Radicalism
overreachcs itself, however. The mes
saso viii 50 10 thcpeopfc and they VIII
read and decide upon it.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14

The court house Of johnson county
in the county seat, Vienna, threatens
to be undermined and Aoated away by
the innovating waters of that village
Viennaites are alarmed, and call loudly
upon the county to grade and ditch the
public square, and, in effect, found theil
forty thousand dollar court house upor
a rock.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14
The New.York Herald, which i

THE New.York Herald, which is
nothing if it is not sensational, has
started the story that there is move
ment on foot among democrats and dis
affected republicans to impeach
Grant. 1t scarcely needed the emphat-
ic denial of those accused of being al
the bottom of the affair, to assure the
public of its falsity. The preceden,
established by the radicals in the i'm.
parchment of president johnson is one
the democracy will be slow to follow,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14
john NJ. PALMER.

sns- A special from Matamorss, Mexico,
says the unconditional surrender OF
Saltillo, with all the government forces,
arms and ammunition, has been Announce
ell by Gen. Trevino, commanding the
rebeis, while an other rebel leader, Gen
Quiroga, is marching on Mier, and con-
family adding TO his strength, without any
opposition from the forces of Juarez. Cor.
ina had arrived at Matamoras with one.
hundred men. His arrival creates ap
prehensions Of fear. @~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14

~ The cause Of the failure Of the re-
storation Of Sumner was that Senator Will
con, who had charge ofthe matter, became
irresolute and abandoned the subject
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14

people with military rulo and inspire.
them with distrust Of the capablity of
civil government 10 affard them needful
protection; and II is now Cor the Represent
stives of the free people Of the state to
discharge their duties according to their
own con victions and subject to their own
responsibilities.
JOHN M, PALMER,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14

"a The Illinois starch company, Of
Ottawa, will begin to run in q few days,
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