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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-03
THE FUR TRADE.

n. LEVY co. FAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES.
Below will be found the corrected list
of prices paid by II. Levy & Co., for
hides furs, feathers, wool, tellow bees
wax, and all kinds of country produce.
Levy & Co. do very large trade in their
line, and it is we'll known fact that they
always pay the highest prices to be OBJ
tained in this market. They are now
paying for
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A good Brick House, four rooms on first
floor, large grounds five full lots--the
Flora GardenJ, peach trees and grape
vines, good cisterns and out houses, for
rent or sale at a bargain. Enquire at
Court House Bakery, Of JonS kgEs.
3-27dml
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JOHN H. OBERLY & CO., PROpRIETORS.
THE BULLETIN.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT.

Just received at Bristol & Stilwell's
canned Bartlett Pears, Apricots, and Muscat
Grapes. Also n full assortment Of best
brands Of other canned goods. No. 32
Eight street 3.i-tf.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy rellet for young men from the effects u
ed. Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
marriage removed. New method Of treatment,
New and remarkable remidies Books and circa.
i.rs sent free, in sealed envelopes, Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 3, South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. dec2SdAw3m.
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Flower Stands,
Moss Baskets,
Wire Window Screens,
Bird Cages,
Japan Ware,
Toilet Sets,
Sponge and Hip Baths,
Infant Baths,
Chamber Pals, Brass and Enameled
Kettles, Britannia Ware, Coffee and Tea
Pots, Hair Wire and general assortment
of Stamped and Plain Tin Ware.
Last but not least, CHARTER OAK
COOKING STOVES, TO be had at low figures
at c. w. HENDERSON,
3-27mld 100 Commercial Ave.
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BIO 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. OLYrHANT,
ID. A. boKEE Genl. Supt.
Sales Agent s.l5-ly.
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"UNINSTRUCTED."

.%
The lndepssdsss Of last week comes ont
strong for uninstructed delegates" to the
Territorial Democratic Convention. The
delightful consistency Of ito course now,
and last year when It hoisted the name of
xr. Toole long before the Convention and
threw its entire, but unavailing, influence to
procure pledged candidates for him, will be
ct once apparent The lsdepeadeat puts on
whatsoever kettle will best cook ite particu.
lsr fish. even though It crowds its mess.
mstes from tho nre. Al We understand it
ID. 4. H. Mitchell viii have ! majority, If
not oil, the Deer Lodge and Missoula Dele
gates It they are instructed and ID regarded
. having very good chances Of beating
Mayor Naginnis, the Lewis and Clark can.
didats, in the Territorial Convention. But
just st this time Il ID developed that Mr..
Thoa L. Napton, . very clever gentleman
Of Greeley l,roclivities, who sometimes writes
EDITORIALS for the Independent, is On aspi.
rant for tic Congressional nomination, and
= Dr.. Nitcheli has the Delegation sure II II
= instructed, and lir. Napton couldn't very
we'll 80 before tho Territorial Convention
hoping success, when HE own County In.
sisucts against him, the lsdspsnassnt comes
n with III it, Immense influences u ave its
friend By the dodge Of = uninstructed dele
gates" We think Il viii be about q sue.
e ssful . II was last year. s'a1 mo- taa I
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Corinne Reportes, June lot.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND oFFIcERs
At the time Of the organization of the
Utah, Idaho and Montana Rsilroad Com.
pany. We were requested not to publish the
fact until after the obtainment Of the right
Of way from Congress. That object having
been accomplished there, il no longer any
occasion for Withholding the names Of the
officers Of the company. 1t may be stated
here that the directors and officers were ap.
pointed (not elected) by NJ. Diefcndorf and
4r. Campbell, on an express stipulation that
they (the directory would retire from the
company Whenever in the opinion. Of the
two gentlemen first named, such . step
should b thought necessary. The agree.
msnt was made and the following directors
chosen q above indicated: 1..s..-s
z Dm8cTons-JAAES CAMPBELL.
tgaase4afq o.. HO1Ll6TER
.atI,LtHa 5HJ ]. v. GRAHAM, . sEaaz
sIsa ;olT c %SSSS sAx .oa mis- 1 ...
And the officers aimilsrly elected are:
rn1aDssr-0IN: P.E: Common
q sscssrzs1-6. ]. HoHLlsrEK ' ed9 !
i TnnAsun1n-O. p. CASS. 'slH gts L;..4 -s.5
With the foregoing the company was first
organised under the laws Of Utah, and what
has since trsnspiSed our readers already
know. Right Of way granted. materials
being gathered up. for the road, and the
work 70, b inansuraaed. 3a,4.9 ~ vag, -
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THE BITTER ROOT VALLEY
Al OPENED.


After being subjected to the violent hos
ttnty Of Ar. Vincent Colyer aud others of
the Peace Commission, after delaying
amendments in the House and. again in the
Senate, the Bill introduced by Mr.. Clagett
to carry out the Order of President Grant
opening the Bitter Root Valley to settlers,
and providing for the removal of such In.
disns 70 the Jocko Reservation Is do not
pre.empt lands, and abandon their tribal
relations prior to August Let. 1872, has pass
ed both Houses, received the signature of
the President and Is Law. As passed it
applies to IS Townships, containing 3O9, 600
acres of land, which will cover all the
improved lands of the Valley. Those per.
sons who settled while this was part of
Oregon arc established in their rights under
the laws then existing; the character of
trespassers Is removed from all those who
settled subsequent to the Stevens Treaty,
and government title rendered them on pay
ment of the minimum price, IS per acre.
The - sum not exceeding $780," for the
removal Of the Indians 10 provided for in
. $1,000 appropriation made cotemporsne.
Gus with the passage of this act.
We congratulate the people Of Bitter Root
on this result whereby their homes are Sc.
cured to them, and the best valley in the
Territory ID relieved from the disastrous
exclusion to settlers, imposed by the Elev.
enth article Of the Stevens Treaty - it has
existed TO. years. Mr.. Clagett has worked
hard against adverse influences to secure
this relief to Tie settlers, and bis efforts are
appreciated by them. There is
IN appropriation of $4,000 for surveys in
Montana, which will he available after the
lot Of July, when We have reason to believe
the Bitter Root surveys will be at once
and prosecuted with energy.
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FOB CONGRESS.

During the past week or two nu,nerou,
romors have been afioat Of the Republican
candidacy for Congress Hon. G. G. Syme'
has been named rs . candidate. and depiet
1t over his signature; Col. l.. NJ. Black ha.
been named, and the Herald apparently by
authority-says he 10 not candidate; Gen
J. g. Blaine has been named and authorize.
the statement that he Is not a candidate II
Mr.. Clsgett remains In the field. Will
these statements comes q rumor that Mr.
Clagett has positively Withdrawn. Tn.
situation, in the absence of the Delegate
requires = statement from US. We know
that Mr.. Clagett does not now, rs he did not
wear ago, crave the nomination. He
then subordinated his personal desires to
the wish of the party, and became its victo-
ri0us standard bearer. We have been una.
bic to trace to xny authentic source his pos
tive declinatiOn to be candidate. Latest
advices from him reitcrate that he does not
throw himself upon the party making any
claim whatever to denomination; that to its
success he holds It = duty To subordinate
personal wishes aud desires. aud whether II
10 determined for unity and success that lie
or another shall lead ito hosts, he will take
the field and give earnest, vigorous supper,
70 the ticket. a. will shnso whn have
and do esteem him Aontana's justly favor
ito representative man. The same high ap.
probation of him . an irreproachablc man
sndsn eloquent, able, honest and successful
that is entertained by not
only The Republican party of Montana, but
BY even his political opponents. finds graft
flying response IN the assertion of one of the
highest officials Of the Union, that ''Wm.
Il. Clagett 10 the best Delegate he has ever
secn In Congress, )" and in the universal high
esteem with which he Is regarded in Con.
gress and in the Departments. r,.
This 10 the position Of Mr.. Clagett o. we
are advised. He 10 our first choice, and the
FIRST choice Of Thousands in Montana to re.
present the Territory for the next term
Should it be decided otherwlse, he and his
friends will cordially support the nominee
md rpeas tho victory of 1871. ans
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Al 21Scella10o0S.
Baltinore, 1a-Gen. David L. Stanton,
ex.Collector of Internal Revenue, indicted
for establishment Of Government funds, ID
bailel in The sum of 900. 1
Vermont- Uninstructed DELEGATES.
Montpelier, VT, 18.-The Democratic
State Convention to elect Delegates to Bal.
,imore was held here to-day. The attend
ance was unusually large. The resolutions
endorse the Cincinnati platform and favor
the Union and Ill it, supporters. The del.
egates are uninstructed ana will act accord.
ing to the judgment of the Convention.
Massachusetts, not for Greeley.
Worcester. Mass, lathe ninth district
Democratic Convention elected Delegate
to Baltimore to-day. The Convention re.
fused to entertain the motion to instruct
Delegates to vote for Greeley.
Germany-AR ale Of Expulsion.
Berlin, IA bill 10 being prepared in
the federal council providing for the exp1l.
sion of oil Jesuits from Germany, even
though they be natives.
War Defenses-N. p. B. T. Commission.
Washington, lathe War Department
Is strengthening the forts on the southern
gulf coast The navy department 10 sccu-
mulating large supplies Of stores At al the
naval stations on these coasts In accordance
with the desire of the Government to be
prepared for any emergency.
The Secretary OF Interior has appointed
Ger. B. r. Cowen. John 8. Delsne and J.
w. Wham Commission to visit the hostile
Indians threatening the Northern Pacific
Railroad. t.....
Divisions IN the Camp ''Whst Shall We
Do t. be Sayedg''
New York, 14th.-The World o.day has
. special from Cincinnati covering . circu.
lar dated New York. June 9Th, signed by
Carl Schurz. J. E. Cox, VIM. Cullen Bry.
ant. Oswald Ottendoffer, David A. Wells
and Jacob Brinkerhof, requesting confer.
ence of the opponents Of the present admin.
istration, tieeming it necessary to unite all
elements Of opposition for common effort
and invite those to whom the circular assent
to meet at the Fifth Avenue Hotel June
goth, for consultation aud such action as
the situation may require. The dispatch
states the circular has been sent to 200
prominent men.
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Grants Letter VI Acceptance.


The following is President Grants reply
to the letter notifying him of his nomina.
ton and asking his acceptance.
a EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WARRINGTON, June 10th, 1872.
Hon. Thos Settle, President of the National
Republican Convention. Paul Strenbach,
and other vice. Presidents
Gentlemen Your letter of this date I'D.
vising me of the action of the Convention
held in Philadelphia on the 9TH and 9Th of
this month, and of my unanimous no,nin.
alton for President by it is received. &C.
cept the nomination, and through you return
my heartfelt thanks to your constituents for
this mark Of their confidence and support.
If elected in November, aud protected by q
kind providence in health and strength to
perform the duties of the high trust con.
ferred, promise the same jealous devotion
to tho good Of the whole people for the
future of my official career. as shown in the
past. The past experience may guide me
in avoiding the mistakes inevitable with
novices in ell professions and in all occu.
pations. When relieved from the respOn.
sibility Of my present trust by the election
Of = successor, whether it he at tho end Of
this term or the next, hope to leave him,
Is Executive. country at peace within its
own borders, with outside nations, with
credit IT home and abroad. and without en-
barrassing questions to threaten its future
prosperity. With expression of the desire
to see the speedy healing of all bitterness
of feeling between sections. parties or races
privileges to the humblest that 1t docs to the
most exalted, ! subscribe myself, .... 1
vrr,.,s Very respectfully, ,,
Your obedicut servant, t2
"i h' s3afis*&# naE 3# u. 8. GRANT.
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the following figures:
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The rule b adopted and win be strictly adhered to
'AlL SUBSCRIPTIONS MOST b PREPAID"
Without Offering any long explanation. wo merely
submt this: Wherst two trips are made bv solicitor
to procure subscribers and another to collect
4 largo portion OF the revenues OF paper are cx.
pended In paying bis time aud expenses for usecss
second trip. Thon. many arc delinquent aud the
publisher losing that has to saddle It on the price to
raging subr0siben. That which keeps up the prices
OF Montana papers IL expensive canvasslng credit,
and delinquents. We have determined 10 far - the
Nsw N0sra-WEsT 10 concerned, to meet tho issue
70 ask our patrons to pay for their own paper. and
mako the first concession In a reduction Of O. per
annum.
kNLARGenENT.
On the arrival Of our Power Press and material
which will probably be BY July 9Th, the commence.
mcnt Of the fourth ysar, the New NoRTa. WEST will
be enlarged to thirty-two column, 2Sx4S Paper, 10
large - the largest weekly III Montana The encroac
ment Of advertising-home and forc,gn-on our
reading columns ID source Of Qualification and regret
"A qualification % 4 source Of revenue, and evidence
OF goodwill and business, aud 4 regret that while
yielding largely Of our space we are still unable
70 accommodate It. With the enlargement We win
b able TO do nearer justice t. both.
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Lewiston, Maine, 13.-The Republican
Staie Convention met here today. J. W.
Porter psssided.a Gov. Perham was renom-
mated by exclamation. Samuel T. Spring
and Alex. Csmpben are electors ct large.
The resolutions reafdrm the principles
sDunciated n the Philadclphis Convention.
and cordially sndosSs the nomination OF
Grant and Wilson. They premise the cleo.
toesl voss Of ths State By . larger majoritv
than In 'e6y aaa.p i .'ss'sa"s yIlh1igeqsgaf
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@tw 8orth.
Al. n. MILLS, 90. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
ISSUED GvERy SATURDAY

REDUCTION o. RATA
The psblishos OF the NBw N0RTn-WBsT hereby
announces reduction Of the rates q subscription to
the following figures:
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S~~ ~
The following resolution was adopted by the Contra
Cs1msese and ordered to be published with this call
1esotesd, That this Committee recommend the
seest3on By the several counties Of delegates and
ajtesuates to the Republican Territorial Convention,
- early - Thursday, the 9Th day Of June 1879 and
they earnestly hope such delegates and aternstes will
b chosen BY the County Conventions will be ready
oos u TIE othes 70 give their pessuus attendance ct
Hslsas q The time named Tor the Convention.
L. q. HHRSHFIELD, Acting Chairman.
w. !. WsssLsR, Secretary pro ten.
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(NoTE.-Since writing the article on
this subject, the above Law, somewhat
amended from the Senate amendment. has
been transmitted to US with the letter Of
MI. CIagett. ana We take the earliest oppor.
tunity OF presenting It to the people of Bit
ter Root-ED. N. N. WI
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cratic ticket and vote - unit tor the en-
dorseu,cnt Of Greeley and Brown. go
New Hampshire Tho Senatorial Contest.
a9i Concord, 11!-The senatorial contest ID
exciting great attention. All the influential
Republicans in the State are participating
The friends of Patterson and Rollins appear
equally confident Of success, Rollins friends
claiming forty majority. @ r.t
California Ratidcatisn. The Oregon Victory
% San Erancisco, 1a--A large ratification
meeting last night was addressed by Gov.
Booth and other prominent officials and
politicians. The utmost confidence In the
success Of the Philadelphia ticket was rex-
pressed. The majority fer Wilson. Repub-
lican, in Oregon. 10 about one thousand.
The Repsblicaa majority on joint Ballot
10 the Legislatste - seventeen. m
The Centra: Pacific r. r. Company now
receives and Discharge freight 4 The new
depot IN San Tmncisco. !, aesIL frs
Issth Carsliaa- -lnlsrsenest e Ciaeiasan.
Colombia, 8. G., 1a-Ths Dsmoesasie
Staae ConSention Igssiemblsd 1o-dsy,
sdopsed sesolpdons endoria& The Cipcip>
natl movement IL platform and eaedidates,
sppouins dississt Ds0oesssie iueuinAAions
y Baltimosa and instrucsine DslstAaes y
opposs Ssck iominaiionA To taeltloa
leslsdse axeasaasee CAsataseL H. y. -
Porter and Wn. Rlkse, nd sogsonoals 81
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AMENDMENT TO THE Or;
GANIC ACT.

Oo0oeAhK Oves three years ago 0oe James j. Asor
Iy ssptrsd U b GoverDer Of Aonlaaa. He sscoeedl
IN sscssg Tic place contrary 70 the wishes II nine
esuths II IL people, Learning that be objection
~ - ~ people, 10 oonoeived scheme Of revenge
upsa then b getting bin introducud into Congress
% give him power 70 appoint oil Territorial and ooun-
y occs With oas two exceptions; bat IN this ~
failed One n r. Poets succeeded Ashley - Gov
~pos, md fos tims gave greater satisfaction than
bic pssdsosasoe, bat becoming ambitious, be. like
Ashley. wanted 70 make bic power felt, and indaesd
sas ". Il OlaGvtt. ~ accidental Representative Of
Montana in Ceagvvss, to iutsOducs . bin giving him
the power 70 appsist and remove Officer, in the Terri
tory 1t WILL md tbss Arty the people. We believe
that Potts 10 urging the passage ot this bill to epite
the legislature who would not confirm some Of bis
sppsiutments. No matter what object be, or the au
thor Of the bin, may have bed, Il 10 On outrage upon
the people, asd thsy will to It that NJ. Cssstt b
complimeotsd BY request to stay at hone in the fu
ture. Indeed, II Clagett cannot ind anything to do
It Washipgtos but attempt 70 deprive the people Of
Montana Of tbsis Jest nehts, 10 ~ bettsr retain
hone. resign and give some one who will properly
represent bic ooastitaents an opportunity Of doing o.
Our representative knows vey we'll that tAs people oe
Montana are opposed 70 this btn-thsv hsvs shewn
by thar votes - many eccasious-sad hsd hs besn
true to his scospd trust womb never have introduoed
or advocated such nessurs. ladepesdssk, ca
The singing satire there 10 attached to
the word zone" In the above, 10 perfectly
overwhelming. The writer, probably some
''one'' Of the various editorial contributors
of the lsdspsndsnt never heard of . dozen
times outside Of Deer Lodge, annihilates
three gentlemen of at least average Celeb
rity, by burying them In turn under the OBJ.
livious numeral The brilliant originality
of the thing 10 - stunning Is ito sppropri-
ateness.
But what has been done 10 elicit this
grief from the lndepsndsn0 An amend.
ment to the Organic Act has been offered
BY Mr.. Clsgett, precisely similar to the
clause in the Constitution of the United
States, giving the Executive power during
recess of the Council to Ill vacancies In the
Offices of Treasurer. Auditor and euperin.
tendent of Public Instruction, such ap-
pointees to hold until the next session of
tha Cnnnci1 II ,vss m snnnor nffor>A <1,.,,
New-York tribune., 1872-11-06
IN THE LOWER WARDS.

The business portion of the city south of
Canast presented quito holiday aspect all the COM
merciA exchanges banks Customhouse. ana, with few
exceptions offices ana stores being closed, and their
usual occupants attending TO their elective duties OF
Svaing themselves of the pleasant weather to enjoy
the day. At the polling booths in the Ist Assembly
District. composed Of the First, Second. Third aud
Fifth Wards crowds OF aborng men gathered generally
their best attire and after dep0sting their ballots
formed small groups and discussed the merits Of the re-
specve candidates and the probabilities of their success
The contest for Assemblyman very close. and at
times acrimonious, but it was generally affirmed that
Healey, the regular Tammany nominee was far in ad-
vance Of his competitor Nicholas Muller the nominee Of
Apollo Ii all and Customhouse. William r. Roberts,
the Liberal nominee for Congress, reported to be
running even with his ticket Contrary to the general
expectation, there hardly any quarreng, although
the bar-rOOms were open. There were eight arrests
early the day in this district various charges by
Deputy Marshals, but examination revealed the fact
that they we're made insufficient grounds and nearly
all the prisoners were discharged.
In the Id Assembly District composed Of the Fourth
and part Of the Sixth Wards the election proceeded very
quietly no disturbance Of any kind until late hour
breaking the peaoefuness of the day In this and the
IIId Assembly District composed of the Fourteenth
Ward, heavy votes pOlled, the Liberal and Tam
many tickets appearing have the ascendency In the
Ivh Assembly District comprising the Seventh Ward
every thing quiet. ..t.