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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY EVENING, July %, 1872.

MONDAY EVENING, July %, 1872.
There IL no change 70 note in the condi.
ton of the general market Flour, Hay and
Grain is spiritless. Every branch ftrade
is extremely dull. The market Is bare Of
Oats u few cars would find ready sale TO
fll orders now on hand. Bacon continues
scarce and firm. Frcights are unchanged
but an advance will be made soon. The
weather Is very warm with daily showers
Of rain.
Correspondents must bear in mind,
these prices represent sales in round lots,
from first hands unless other wise stated.
In filling small orders from store, higher
prices must be paid.
FLOUR.--Is very quiet and duh. Pr-
ccs are unchanged and transactions very
light. Sales in tho general market con-
sist of 100 bbls New, Choice XXX on
track At 81 90 80 bbls low and medium
So OO@s IS; 100 bbls, ~ 1903 90, sc-
cording to quality, and 2l4 bbls on orders,
various grades, IS 5otSs 70. Cairo City
Mills report sales of 100 bbls White
Wheat, Family, - 30; $50 bbs XXXX,
So 90; $50 bbls Xxx, 81 80.
BRAS Very quie, 3 tons at sls 90,
in sacks, reported by City Mills is all we
have to note.
BUTTER.--Chcice butter is in demand
at our outside quotations, and very scarce;
common is plenty, dull and unsaleable.
Sales consist of IL Pkgs. choice, Northern
ut zoe. and Pkgs. Medium at l5GSlsc. p
ID.
EGGS.-Uncbanged, 80 Dozen, fresh,
brought l2Ac. 800 Dozen, fresh, l2Ac..
and 400 Dozen sold at St9l0c. y dozen.
CHICKENS.-Scarce; no young Chick
ems in the market, prices are unchanged.
Young Chickens would bring 81 5OG3 NO,
and Old, choice, 50 25(94 OO.
PROvISIONS.-Firm, scarce, and un.
changed.
FRUIT.-The market is we'll supplied
with apples and water MELONS by country
wagons. Peaches are not plenty, few
choice sold to-day, in ! Bushel boxes, at
81 90 Q, box.
ONIONS & Plenty, and
dull, prices nominal. A few Onions sold
sold at the rate Of 81 80 G. Dbl.
HAY.-Very quiet. Receipts light and
demand small l car choice new Timothy
sold at sis 90 delivered.
CORN.-Receipts light and stock re-
ducedi the demand is principally for
home consumption very few orders from
abroad. Our reports consists Of car and
cars White, in bulk on track at 5Oc. !
car and cars White 10 bulk on track at
49c. and 40 sacks of White delivered at
Goo. The prices on mixed and yellow re-
main the same as last report.
OATS There has been very few COM
ing in for several days, few cars would
find ready sales at quotations, to Ill orders
now held BY dealers. We may soon look
for shipments Of the new crop and = con-
sequent reduction in price. We note a
sale 100 sacks delivered at 3sAc.
CORN MEAL.-Prices remain about :
as last reported, with an easier feeling in
the market. We note sales OF 200 bbls
steam dried delivered at 50 95. 100 bbls
X. d., delivered AT SO 90 and 300 bbls
Evening Star" City Mills S. d., at
81 90.
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FRITZ ScHELER's beer saloon, on WASH
ington avenue, west side, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, has become a favorite
place Of resort. His Weiss beer is always
cool and fresh and quenches thirst with
magic quickness. The bar Is also stocked
with the best brands of whisky and brandy
and his line Of wines is splendid. Fritz is
courteous and clever host, and deserves
liberal patronage. Call on him. II.
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BURSETT's steam cooking vessels are
sold at the following exceedingly low
prices;
For No. 7 stoves, 50 so and So 90.
For No. 8 stoves, So 90 and So 80.
They are as handy to use as an ordinary
steamer. They will save their cost every
few weeks in the saving of wood or Goa,
besides the great gain in the quality Of
food cooked in it,
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J.J. ANDERSON q Co, gas filters, CT
Ohio Leveo, over Lonergan Il Cunning
hams feed store, do all kinds Of steam amp
gas fitting cheaper than the cheapest, and
guarantee perfect satisfaction In every in
stance. If they do not please thoy will
not charge. Give them trial. They
know their business perfectly. Remember
the place 81, Ohio Levee. 6-8l
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VIC. Hanny wishes the
public to be informed that he
has on hand a Stock of Goods
as extensive as any in the
Southwest, and that he is de-
termined to sell every article
at prices Lower than the Low.
est. Call on him to-day and
examine goods and prices. He
will satisfy you both as to quail
ty and cost.
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BIG MUDDY COAL,

Steamboats, supplied at any time, both
day and night, with either lump or chest
nut coal, In any quantity, and on usual
terms, at the yard at Grand Tower, Ills
Special contracts offered on favorable
terms upon application.
ii. V. OLYPHANT,
ID. A. BoKEE, Gen'l. Supt.
Sales Agent. 3-l5-ly.
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John Ragan, bibulating longer than he
tort TO had done, " which caused him
to mistake himself for the other man, was
surprised to be informed no wasn't the
other fellow, but plain John Raglan. The
information thus impaired by his honor,
was valued at 81, and his escort and
things at Sass. Time given, and ex-
ecution ordered.
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ORDINANCE NO. 30.
AN ORDINANCE

in relation to local improvements.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council of the
city of Cairo
SECTION /. That the provisions of
article tx (nine) of an act en-
titled, "An Act to provide for the
passed by the General Assembly of this state
At late session, and approved April 10, 1872,
be and the same are hereby adopted by this
Council and by said city of Cairo, and all To-
cal improvements hereafter TO be made by
said city, shall be made, and the costs there
of assessed and collected rs provided for by
the provisions of said article nine of said act.
Approved July 18th, \. ID. 1872.
JOHN NJ. LANSDEN, Mayor,
Attest, NJ. j. HowLEY, City Clerk.
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mittee A. Clapp, Jno. r. McFie, ]. I
Rennie, james Bother, Joseph Semple,
w. 8. Rigden, r. s. Kent, John Antrim,
G. d. AFTER and H. Winter.
A motion to adjourn until hslf-past five
then prevailed.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

A PRooY.-Nothing is better proof of
the excelleucs Of an article than the fire.
quent limitations of 1t.
These counterfeites are the universal
tribute which worthlessness pays to merit.
The sterling worth and popularity of the
Charter Oak Stove 10 attested by this
standard. j27d&wlt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ORDINANCE NO. ~.
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
Providing for fencing and improving st.
Mary's Park.
BE II ordained by the City Council of the
SECTION I. That an appropriation
Of Twelve Hundred (Si,206), dollars
be. and the same II hereby made,
for the purpose Of enclosing
with a suitable fence and improving st. Ma.
rvs Park. That the posts of said fence shall
be Of red cedar. eight feet long, five and one
half feet above the surface of the ground,
and not less than five inches In diameter,
with blackboard of cypress or white oak,
eighteen inches wide and one inch thick,
with five strands Of galvanized iron wire OF
suitable thickness, stretched from post to
post. and that the the work he done under the
direction of special committee of three. to
be appointed by the Mayor, and by days
work or by contract, AS said committee may
deem expedient.
SECTION .. That said committee be also
authorized to have the logs, stumps and
weeds in said park burned or removed, and
such trees planted rs they may think expe-
dent.
Approved July 18th, A. ID; 1872.
JOHN VI. LANSDEN. Mayor.
Attest. NJ. J. HowLEY, City Clerk.
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HELP OR WE PERISH. This Is what
neglected teeth would say If they could
demonstrate with their owners and mark
this, the teeth cannot perish or become
black or yellow j, the Sozodont Is used
daily. j27d&wlw
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NOTICE.

Ills. CENTRAL II. r., Co.
AGENTS OFFICE, July 10, 1872.
i am now prepared to give rates and
sign bills Of lading to points on the Miss.
Central Railroad
7-l7tf JAMES JOHNSON, Agent.
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CAIRO, July 20, 1872.
To the Chairman Of the Democratic Congress
siOnal Convention
DEAR SIR; Having been appointed
Elector for this district without my knowl.
edge, and favoring the appointment of a
Liberal Republican Elector. ! declined
to accept the position, and notified the
Democratic State Executive Committee
of my declination on 18th the inst.
/ have addressed this commun ication 10
you, believing the convention should rec
ommend n Liberal Republican as Elector
for appointment to the Democratic and
Liberal Republican Joint Executive Com
mittee, ut Springfield. Yours respect.
fully. WIN. II. GREEN.
1t was moved and adopted that Mr.. B.
W. sharp, Liberal Republican, be re-
commended to the JOINT state committee of
the Democrats and Liberals as the elector
from this district.
On motion the convention adjourned to
meet at o'clock
NIGHT SESSION.
The Convention met pursuant to ad-
journment.
r. X. Townes moved to proceed to NOM
mate a candidate.
Mr.. Crawford proceeded TO nominate
Geo. w. Wall, Of Perry county, VIM.
Murphy, of Randolph, VIM. Hsrtzell, Mr..
Hardy, Of johnson, and J. b. Jones.
On motion, the first ballot stood as fol-
lows:
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1t is impossible to cook poorly in Bur-
Nets Steam Cooking Vessel. II is worth
double the price asked for it, for putting
up fruit For sale at A. Halley's, dealer
in stoves and tinware. 6-20lm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24
LOCAL NOTICES.

There was man in our town
And he was wondrous wise,
He had pain from ear TO ear,
Another between his eyes;
And when he saw he had Catarrh,
With all his might and main
He purchased Sage's Remedy
And has his health again.
is sold by druggists everywh ere.
j27d&wlt602
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DIR. McCabe's medicatei Blackberry
Brandy, at NJ. u. McGauley's, near cor
ner OF 18th street and Commercial ave-
nue.. 7.l82wd.
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FL. HOUPT,
PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER,
-
CAIRO. lLLINoIB.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS

A hne stock OF Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
apd 6pectacles. Particular attention given
n n Kinds Of watch repairing. The public
- nnNolted 70 call and compare prices and
sSssSS0. Sole agent for Kari Zimme rman's
~ Sr1tod watches. A fne watch they
~ SGlHai = any, and exceIled by none III
SS - Presentation wstehesa specially
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every fraction Of hundred votes.
This will give delegations as follows
JAMES Erwin,

Chairman Gum. 18th Congressional Dist.
1t was moved to lay this report on the
table. A discussion ensued on this ques-
ton, when the motion prevailed to lay on
the table.
The following communication was
read:
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Go to VIM. Ehlers, on Twentieth
street, for your fine custom made boots
and shoes. You cant do better. Try
them.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

Go TO the ITALIA for Tho best Weiss
beer In town. 6.aldtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-07-24

EXCELLENT Weiss beer at the Thalia.
6-2ldtf
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TIME rs MONEY -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-24
THE MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


nlBrrnonn MAnnurn.
,,BiLJfn9hn. JannatI q = n,sadst1es . rloar-.
among beldera 70 sill and prices s.sedily nain:
Howard ssT... sapsf q Ss,S 1 sSd %.s,:rs kIiss
RssT.Sssis, dan today and h.,u generally.
'0nangs 400 bushss Psnnsyiyania "a 4. s7a io,
.aa a. y sfSSiss and 80 DO o. w::iSrS shits Z
toors,.wblts w.s ,oms~hs. better In price today.
prime az ios suitable for foTsisp shpsst but ysl.
low uas steadI a. before quote1, tOO bushes ssing
ats osnt4. Western red vas lower lot Of ,0oO
bushels ceiling STAY eents, decline oil ssat per
RVs..About no bushels offered today. but none
sold, and The market may be wdlten dull
oai,-Quis. n. only sale reported TO-DAY bdne one
s'Rs'; IN m I'm .sESSs
undsr.tood 4, isG esai. gold, IN bond, thIs being
the third time this inyoios has changed hands. but
today % far We bear Of no sales.
tanes IN Provision. bat Tor cured Bin Meat there |.
ssHis igi sSosidsfs ssssS s.ss isS d SIDE. .sd
sIss, &c 'aSolsa x 10 4 u a oss, under these
ds@spd ana the orders ior the last ds q iye hsys
and Sides ~. TX, cents lor ID, and cents To-
81 ws;,sT NH; Il hsd =. * S'ss 90 s.ys" nd
e psT bit. but We hear Of no sales
sagars-Quist but prices STEADY. We quot a. fol.
lows, ylE Eor refining grades gnba ard Porto Rico
ss.dsS Poiis RIce, gSIOS sSnis bs% STs
csissP. srcs.g isi.9s: sSsiSS; s:S.. s''p N'A
western bound a. q cents per gallon. At which
figure the market h steady.
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Proposals.
pRoPosGIs FOR PAVING BRICKS.
A RMY TRANSPORTATION.
hD0uAnrrPS, ,Ss 5ES 81 MsaG

HIkDouARTERa DEPARTMENT or TuE MIssouRI,l
oILcE 0anE vuAhraaa Ls5 IA
s..ioS DrOpo.N. III s. r:ss1.d e hs once aai
SSsA s1I Indian "a III Tor Ss ' sap
Rvs. s aaai sSsaSs SIo Si. MS on TIE
following r00'h oUTE NO. TWO c,.
From saeh pOlnts On he Kansas pIsio Railway and
nay Sa51s hi sI;sS9sS Ss .sS SGH re n
places that may BE- deslEnAtsd ~ the fotwSrdnG on
GER AsI ssSS Il The sat- q az, hSnsSi and LEA
i saeh portions q the STATE e Isnss and Indian
loasiiSds " assTsS.S also iTOa any intsT%SdiAis
points the route Aforementioned % the posts
mad iSS rom on Ss sss PsS IL
30 mads separately from those for shipments from
BiddSTs viii stats The rate per one hundred loO,
poandS per one hundred nool miles. At Witch they
SssiSnIas %priI IA aSsI i tistS, isiS, '''"
The weight o 30 Isnsportsd will not sHcoed In the
aiddsn viii slI.s thslI pl.os. q rs.idsPss. and
SSs. =, sSscR on soa
q: C' q AZ made g S sds9 s is
| II and enter Into oontrAet With good and sufheent
ilssmsni; said sum 70 be iodsItsd % the, UaiLsd
States Ia Of the failure BY the party 70 whom the
contract be awarded 70 sISoutS In due form such
The entire route must bO bid for. BID. will not b.
The right 70 70 oct AnJ aud all bids that may b.
| offered 4 reserved, =.
the hrat (nD day Of April tsf2 And must have plAo'
/ OF business agency at which be may DO oommu
nloated with readily Al the Starting polut o the route
Blank forms showing the conditions Of the oOntIAo
70 DO entered into must accompany and b part p
the prop0aAla These blAnka and blanks for pTOpoaa
Gan ,. bad % ApPlloAtion 20 ,h' oihss; sna K
sstRsS q ~ 81 dS SS S s%S
Dlyisio1 q shs M,i9usi n n Y" 6 q: hIAsSISo Ia
riippS V" A' "'a'o' D. A"o' v A'' Ivy wv NV
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SANTA W, u. NJ, DSO lii ISL.
The following !nsITuetlons and orders nom ON
Secretary Of War, the Lieutenant General OF
the Army aud the department commander, have
been received, and are published i3r the 10,
orders and wishes OF the President, the district
commander feels assured OF the hearty oo-opera,
tion Of all good citizens OF the Territory In
peacefully and successfully carrying Into effect
The Wise and humane policy therein contained;
DnPAHrMEST o. rms lHrEnIoR,
wAaaiEaros' D. ", NOV = bulL:,vh,,h
copy Of a communication addressed 10 this do.
partment BY the Hon. Vincent Oollyer one OF
the board OF Indian peace commissioners, who
views In relation 70 the Apache Indians, and dc.
Scrlbes certain tracts Of country In Arizona and
NIy sS Which Si sS sss Us 70
reservations for their use, as authorized by or
ders issued TO him before visiting the Apaohes.
have the honor % recommend G 10 pSIsa nIss
satlOn with tho Secretary Of War on the 18th
Instant, that the President Issue an order au-
thoring said tracts q country described IN M:
ior the settlement Of Indians until It Is other
have the honor also 70 suggest that the
fsctsd 10 Inform the various bands Of rowing
lie TeSerSions Immediately, and that upon Sc
doing they will b fully protected and pro
yidsd for 81 the Government 50 long rs they
remain on said reservations and preserve
peaooAblo relations with the Government
less they comply with this request they will not
DO thus provided for and protested, isuggssl
that they also DO notified that they will not D,
permitted TO send their old men, women, anC
Children upon such reservations, and permit
their young men and braves TO go upon 'ho wa
/ beg also TO request that the proper officeri
OF the War Department. be Instructed 10 notliI
the white people Of Arizona and New MoNlo'
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THE Engineering and Mining Journal
says that the Upper Forest Tin Works, near
swansea, Wales, have capped the climax Of
OF thin paper. They have produced sheel
I0x59S Inches, weighing 90 grains, which Il
but 10 grains for a. surface inches, and II re-
qulres 4 800 placed side by side TO make one
Inch In thickness. This stands on record al
the thlnnest sheet OF iron ever rolled. Tn,
thlnnest sheet OF tissue paper to bepurchased
measures, the i20Oth part Of an inch-fOui
times as thick as this.
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HoAnD or INDfAN UOMNfasIONgnH, y
Non D.a-S, sssr.iSrV y Il. Iai.Sior Rs.hg'on,
~ ~ p....u.,t... r.. An. ,,.too. An..,. r..
s.s M N.,t III
gn,,ler your INSTRUCTIONS ' <lsto' Iuiy' bIl' ~
'OI FoT The MImbros and Coyoteros a, Tul.ro.a
VALLEY, n Sew Mexico See accompanying pa
per, m Az 60 y. ,,.p... ., ..,..
Al Cam nScne II SH1 M p. ,,,ona
FST The ALalyspPl at Plpal. At Camp Grant =,
Man. a; IT, see appendix 70" and accompanying
For tho Mohave Apaches at Camp Verde, A.
T., see appendix "D,h
A detached description Of the Damp Apache
Thomas, viii be- foupd on ale in lie War De.
partmeut.
1 also requested, with tho advice OF Ger tIal
tsmporaTy asyiums, where the Tontas, Huaiiip.
pies and Western bands Of Apache Mohayes
might DO protected and fed, should be estab.
llshed at Damp MeD9well, Bel Spring and
lectod there could oeremoyed to the above reser-
walton.
VINCENT CoLLYER.
Note 10 Vincent Collyer's letter Of November
I, ISL!
1.-THE Camp Apache or White Mountain rcser.
walton was selected, and ~ boundaries q xed By
the late Major General Thomas, u. >. Al with
the view Of placing all the rowing Apaehes Of
AriSona and western New Moxioo upon x AZ
that scheme did not Peem TO me practicable at
this present time, and yet II may become 80 In q
f5w years, thought II best 70 still reserve this
extensive tract, as yet wholly unsettled until
General Thomas may be attempted, should the
Government ever deem II adylsable 10 try t.,
" y.
q 81 I9 70 MI
itAry Division OF the Missouri.
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in doing 50 you will DO guided by the following

In doing "a Won will be quIded bv the following
instruoilops, :.
You will nrooeed in uerson without unneeeS
sary delav u the Oanada AIamosa and 10 suoh
other polnts A. may be neoesSaTy, and oomJnuni-
cate 10 the Apaohes within reaoh me Commando
on the Precedent, giving the Ananhee now on res
CREATIONS thirty DAYS M vhleh to moo their
movements 10 the Tularosa ressrvation. You
afIatrr for New MeNlco N the orders Won have
received, and request him 10 accompany you,
and 70 reassert 10 tho Apaches the commands OF
the President. In nIunotion with him, az no
will oo-opefate with youl you will take paTtieu.
lar pains 70 inform the Apachss kindly but
hrmly Of the necessities Of the case, ana Of the
measures which will be adopted unless they
comply with the orders you convey 10 them
Use AT proper means 70 acqualnt them with the
facts, and offer them all proper Inducements to
40 peacefully and quietly 10 their reservation on
the Tularosa, in accordance with the wishes and
commands Of the President.
III above all things desirable that this move
ment Of the Indians be accomplished pcacefully
ssp. and Without aS SS'on sh the In
avoided. You are authorized TO use Whatever
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w q. LYCETT'
W. RooKBINDKR AND PAPRR.LUuKR.

No. al Pennsylvania avenue. between Tenth and
Elovsnth AtrOsts, south Slds.
Books olssGnuJ or plAinlI bound. PsFiOdiOals and
HsvupNpsIs carefully Attandsd V,
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LoRp LURaAS's celebrated greyhound,
Master McGrath, q famous animal In Eng.
land, died recently. lie was thrice winner VI
the Waterloo cup. According to the Liver
pool Courier, on the last occasion Lord Lur-
gan Ia said TO have Melted from flfty TO one
hundred thousand pounds sterling. Master
McGrath made his last public appearance Ia
February Of last year, at Waterloo, and wal
malnder Of his days In the stud OF his noblI
owner, his sea risk between Belfast and Liy'
erpool being covered BY policy Insurance
for six thousand pounds. AT the request Of
her Majesty the dog was presented at Cour
on Wednesday, February -, and was ad
mired by the whole court. spooner, the dog
trainer, was presented with silver whistle
by Prince Leopold.
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ADJuTAET GENERGLs oIIIcE,
81, ~ WAsHstn9Jos' noNsmo o,.i' uu95iii;,r,, M
LI s,sio &C., y Il. kis.oss1. ciIssqo. H. -
Shsrman h innIose herewith copIes Of commu.
nications from tbe SECRETARY Of The Interior, on
the subject Of the policy that Is to prevail in
dians.
The sacretary of War wishes you 10 give all
the nocerSary orders 10 carry into full effect this
fndiSn conntrs seneraliy' viz; 10 AZ and deter
nina iunaIiy WIN mo assent, Expressed or i'm
nlied. on Inc Indians conoernedl the reservation
EiihIn whIch they NAV live and be protected by
wSn ~ . N. aagscn,iys GoyeFnment; but
N they wander outside, they become at once OBJ
,ecta n suancion llabIeto be attacked a. hostile
The reservation in New Mexico referred to In
~ ne accom- na wing man, seems far enough re-
moyrd from Inc white settlements TO avoid the
danger Of collision q interest
ohanoe 10 esoane war and the most natural way
n 10 assIgn them homes and compel them 10 re-
main thereon. whilst they remain on the reser.
MANIA moi be permiItei 10 starye, and our expe-
rienoe Il that the Indian bureau 10 rarely sup
piled with the necessary money to provide food
ence depsTtmsnt 10 provide Tor them, being care
nsith, and only Tor absolute wants.
inS nsa.i ~ ,hs.a svsnta and maj the mill
,H. hasa ,ho cnnmanS N ia PTesllent 10 pro
III thesS indians on their reservation, and that
nts, ny n,etsnsa mnst they Invade Ii, except
under M issSsyS,In az ina eommapdlng OH.
S Snu Sav i sbaISe Of them.
oe I'm hnssndar,ss ~ ths reservation should be
clearly DEEMED, and any change therein sug.
end maj thsy NAV be modihed Or changed by
,hn h,shast Snthasity' "
"a 1flsE general notice to Indians and whites OF
III A'ns.b mai xhafeyer meas,iTes Of severity
hs nav Sdept To reduce these Apschos TO 1