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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-12

EAlR HAlErVi2 Shares 81 stost in the Cairo City
T. Poverty ccmpany.A1 {. WINSTON,
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-02-12
The Nayoralty.

For the first time In the history OF Cairo
the Office Of Mayer "goes begging" The
time was when prominent citizens ex.
pended thousands of dollars in an effort
to secure it; but now they all turn away
from 1t, as If it were thing to be despis-
ed and avoided. Citizens in whom their
fellows see peculiar fitness, have been
petitioned to accept the office, but with
out avail. We are now within ten days
of the day of election aud yet the man
who Is to be the chief executive officer Of
the city during the coming year, has not
been designated. Itlooks, In truth, that
there will be default, as that Office, and
the present incumbent will be asked to
hold over, under. that provision Of the
charter that requires him to serve until
his successor Is elected and qualified.
Jas. Rees, Jr.,lclerk of the Wauanita
which boat arrived here last night, ie
ceiving through the Bulletin news oi
the Maggie Hays explosion, started i'm
mediately for the scene OF the disaster
being SOLICITORS for the safety Of his sister
Mrs. Derr, who was q passenger.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
Compound carbolic Lotion.
Half Alive.

1t is sad thing to pass through life only half
alive. Yet there are thousands whose habtua con-
dition Is one of langunr ana debility. They COM
plain of no specific disease; they suffer no positive
pain but they have relish for anything which af-
forls mental OF spsuous pleasure TO ticii more ro-
hist and energetic fellow beings
In nine cases ont of ten this state Of lassitne and
torpor arises from morbid stomach. Indigestion
DESTROYS the energy of both mind and body. When
the waste of nature is not supplied by due and reg
ular assimilation OF the food every organ Is starved
every function Interrupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest unler
these circumstances Of depression? The system
needs rousing and strengthening; not merely for an
hour or two to sink aftcrward into more pitiabe
condition than ever, (s 1t assurcdly would do il an
ordinary alcoholic stnllant were fesortcd To-, but
radically and permanently.
How is this desirable object to be accomplished?
The answer to this question, founded on the lnyary
ing experience OF quarter OF century, Is easily
given. Iufise new yigur into the digestive 0ugans
by course OF liosteters Stomach liittcrs. Do not
waste time In administering temporary remedies,
but wake the system up by rccupcratiiE tile foii-
taii-head Of physical strength and energy, the great
organ upon which NIL the other organs depend for
their nurture AMI support.
by the time that dozen doses u the great vtgc-
table tonic and inyigpfant have been taken the fee
Bile frame OF the dyspcptic viii begin to feel It's he
nign influence. Appetite VIII he created, AMI with
appetite the capacity to digest what 1t Graves. Per-
severe until the cure IL compleic-iinti healful
and nerve, and brain, flows through THE channels Of
circulation, instead of the watery palladium with
which they have heretofore been impcricctly nour-
ished. scii23,col&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN KENT
COUNTY.
THE DEMOCRATS REPuDiATE THE
SAuLSBuRYS.


FARMINdroN, Sept. %.
AlEssns. EpIroRs Yesterday, the 9th inst, n
number of the Independent Democratic voters OF
Kent county met in the old Levy Court room, at
Dover, and resolved to issue call for all op-
posed to the manner in which our our State is
governed, to meet in Mass Convention at Dover
on Thursday the sixth day of October. at ten
o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating an
Independent Democratic County ticket. From
the character of the men engaged in this move
ment, its success is already insured
Too long goaded to desperation by tho impei-
ial edicts of Saulsburyism, the Independent De-
mocracy of Kent county have, at last, unfurod
their banner to the breeze and inscribed upon its
folds I" Freedom from Imperial Family Rule
Look out for stirring political times from old
Kent county. The last hair Of oppression has
broken tho cancels back, and the Independent
Old Time Democracy has arisen like n young
Phoenix from the ashes of the dusty past, to as
sert anew their love of liberty and Justice their
hatred of oppression and onerous taxation, to
encourage the education of the people, and to
restore to healthy basis the finances of our
State.
This isour platform. Let tall whowoulda attempt
to lock the wheel of this young Democratic Giant
stand out of the way or be run over.
All honor to the Independent Democrats of
Kent county who resolving to throw OIL the
shackles of .'Family' tyranny met yesterday, and
resolved to call Mass Convention of all opposed
to the manner in which our State has been gov
ened for n number of years past. Right in the
citadel of the Sausburysm, in front of the polit-
ical engines of wrath already loaded to the ni2-
zle to iiurl forth the political I" Family Anatle-
mas and crush ont the young Democratic
Giant, this self-sacriiicng band met and hung
ont their banners to the Outer Wallis" Now
let tho Independent people of Kent county
arouse and shake off the savish Family" chains
which have so long bound them and turn out i'll
their might on the sixth day of 0ctober III the
town of Dover and assist in the nomination Of
an Independent Democratic ticket, which shall
command the respect and confidence of the peo-
pie of Kent county, and be triumphan,ly elected.
AS 0iD DEliocRNr.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
THE "LITTLE ELECTION !.

We call the attention of our Republican read
ers to tho fact that the Little Election at
which Hundred Officers and Inspectors of cleo
ton are chosen, takes place, throughout the
State, ON TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 4TH.
1t is of the greatest Importance that every
Republican should attend this election, and not
only aid, by every fair means, in the choice of
suitable local officers, hut make sure the
selection Of a Republican Inspector.
The election in November will show decisive
majority of tho people. in favor of Gourhey and
Head, il We cuii ansurp a FAB, VOTE. One Of
the best means Of doing that i 10 elect fair and
upright men, who Nil rcspeo, hu laws as they
now stand, and receive the ballot Of every quail
fed citizen.
Let us remember that the vote neAt Tuesday
is really part of the decisive polling to be held
month later, and neglect to attend the one may
10 lis great injury at the other
Attend he Little Election aeIt Tmsddy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
TIVE pEopLE OF EUROPE RIsINa.

1t would seem that the French government
has now but slight effort to make, in order to
present the cause of that country to the accept
ance of the people of all nations as The Cause
Of Liberty. Even no y, the Republicans ofSpain
are arming in aid of it, and tho leading friends
of a popular Government in that country are
most ardent in their sympathy with France. In
Germany, there is deep and serious sensation
everywhere, over the arrest of Herr Jacoby, the
great liberal leader Of the North, who has been
seized by order of the prussian King, and con-
fined in one of the fortresses lie is represented
to be most excellent gentleman, whose manly
and Independent course has at all times COM
manded respect and London telegram, yes
terday, declares that his summary seizure g has
given profound oifenso throughout North Ger
many Even there, them ii is possible that tho
contest will soon greatly change its relations and
the people will conclude that it is now war of
monarcliical power against popular liberty.
Tie Irish Republicans. from the first have
been the friends of France, and the establish
ment of Republic has only stimulated their
zeal. In london immense meetings of the
workingmen of that great city have been held to
demand All active intervention hy their cold
bloodcd and leariless government. They have
carried tile tri-color Of France, anl the Ameri-
can stars and stripes in close embrace. because
both now, are the cmloms Of freedom. One of
the oldest OF the ro.,l patriots, a gentleman
who fought CALAMITY in lis own country in 1880,
and in 1916, and i'll the German revolution Of
1913, has Just added Ills services to tile French
government, manilestns the sympatles of his
nation.
In Italy, likewise, the feeling is spreading.
4 Marsees telegram OF yesterday says five
| hundred Garibaiaus have arrived there, and
| marched amid great enthusiasm, to join the
| French Army. Thus the feeling of common
sympathy with France or at least against the
further lnjustiiiable continuance of the war,
would seem to be spreading throughout Europe,
and it may soon kiude conllagration far greater
| than anything which We have yet witnessed.
SO may it be. We rejoice to sec The People, of
whatever nation, assert their manhood and throw
of the chains of tyrants whether they be the
fetters forged by Napoleon, a William, or a
1 mi.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
Chester.

EVIDENCES or atowrlt IMPROVEMENTS, ETC
CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 9th. Chester, your
nearest little sister, is ever improving. AS an
evidence our city is soon to have line of
omnibuses to run from extreme TO extreme
The stock is all taken and the enterprise will soon
be reality. There are strong and willing men
behind it and it is sure to 60
The city is also constructing a aewer in Welsh
street to empty into the river 1t il now COM
peted above Fourth street. OF course it il an
ofcnse while building, but like a pulled tooth. n
good job when over.
Many houses are being built in various parts
of our city, good evidence of its growth.
Speaking of building, Messrs. Ward 4 Baker.
bankers, have just settled in their new and
elegant banking-house, on Penn Square, which
is not only perfect in its accommodations but
elegant as complete. This enterprisng firm
deserve all theirextended and extending business
The celebrated Panorama, The Pilgrim, is Just
closing series of exhibitions in our city. 1t is
an interesting exhibition well deserving all the
patronage 1t gets. G.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
salisbury, Md.

ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT COMA NEW ONE
ARISES TO TAKE his PLACE.
SALISBURY, Sept 81, 1s70.-Yeur late cores
pondcnt, Bob Wilson, having been caught in
those same .'wilcs and gniles that women weave"
which deprived You of n former correspondent.
| must fill the vacancy or the current events of
will not be reported to the Tribune This is a
dangerous place for bachelors who never intend
to marry. Several such came here from Della
ware who were considered invulnerable, but
Cupids arrow has pierced their armor and their
numerous visits to the fair ones tell how effect
ually they have been conquered
Onr ladies no are fascinating that it il impossi-
BILE for a gentleman to live here and remain a
bachelor.
Court began on Monday, and larger number
of cases than usual are marked " trial. hence the
session promises to be an interesting one.
The case of A, us. u for SANDER, will occupy
the Court for several days. II, 1t is alleged said
that 4 could not be trusted III n church with a
red hot stove, because he would steal the feet
or it.. Now Il is to have an opportunity of PROV
ing his assertion.
Croquct is almost neglected this week in con-
sequence of orr young lawyers being engaged in
Court.
The corn crop is somewhat damaged by the
drought, but not so much AZ ut first supposed.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
SUSSEX County.

NorE. There have been several changes of
hundreds since last census, Georgetown and
SeaIurd hundreds having been created since
1860. EDS.
Cedar Creek Hundred has 47i dwellings 47a
families, excluding towns, and has 800 farms.
and 10 industrial establishments Deaths for
year named excluding towns. 81.
south Milford i'll the above Hundred has 1G1
dwellings, l6l families, and had 10 deaths for
year named.
The village of Lincoln has % dwellings, and "a
families
Georgetown Hundred las 1872 dwellings. md
l9ti families excluding the town, and has 175
farms, and 10 industrial establishments. Deaths
for year named II.
The town OF Georgetown, has ti7 dwellings,
and 1i9 families.
Broadliln Hundred, has 29G dwellings, 295
families, IA farms, 0 productive establishments
and had so deaths during year named
North West Fork Hundred, has 1864 dwellings.
35j families, go farms, II productive establish
ments and had % deaths.
Nanticoke hundred has $3.50 dwellings, 36g fam
lilies, BOZ farms, II productive establishments,
and had 40 deaths.
Seaford hundred has 23l dwellings, 231 fami-
lies Exclusive of town., 100 farms, 70 proluc-
tive establishments, and had % deaths for wear
named
The town Of Seaford has $50 dwellings,. and
$50 families.
broad Greek hundred has GIG dwellings, and
GID families excluding Laurel, and has 400
farms, and l9productve establishments. Deaths
for The year named were 81, Laurel not included
Tho town u Laurel has I'll dwellings,, Gig
families, aud had Il deaths dnring the wear
uamed
liitt!e Greek hundred h9s iGl dwellings,, IA
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

BouRd-DuKE or wuRrEMBunG WOUNDED.
LONDON, September %.
yard at Versailles, yesterday, the Crown Prince,
standing under the statue of Louis 18th. dis
tribnted honors to the soldiers who had dstn-
guished themselves by gallantry.
The Duke of Wurtemburg was wounded in
action at the outpost of 81. Cloud.
The Mobiles are deserving in crowds At Paris.
300 had been shot for characterization.
King Williams dispatch to Queen Augusta,
announcing the capi.nlation of srashourg, at
eleven o'clock last evening, is inst made public
hero at noon.
Other dispatches say that tic city surrendered
at five o'clock
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
Kent County Nominations,


The Saulsburytcs, of Kent county, held heir
County Convention, on Thursday, and nomina-
ted the following county ticket -
Senators, John Mustard, Duck Creek Curtis
5. Watson, of Milford.
Representatives, VIM. Hutchinson, Kenton
IL. W. Howe, Little Creek; Jas. Il. Smith, East
Dover; John Cassons, West Dover; Samuel u.
Cooper, N. Murderkll; j. Needles, S. Murder.
kill; Nimrod Harrington, Mispillion.
slerlii, Samuel ilarsadne, Little Creek
Coroner, William killen, West Dover.
Levy Court, David Reese. kcnton James
Williams, West Dover; John S. Harrington,
Milford: William III. liobson, Little Creek
Tie Convention was not largely attended and
no special interest seemed to be manifested in
its proceedings The ticket lad been pretty
much '.cut and dried beforehand. ly tho Ring
managers, at Dover, and, as usual, tho incpci-
dent aspirants for nomination were put under
foot without hesitation. The whole ticket, with
possibly one or two exceptions, il Salisbury
selection, and if it should DO elected, will, al
heretofore serve faithfully the interests of the
Ring.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
rUr DAJny COMMERCIAL is issued eueyy

THE DAILY COMMERCIAL is issued every
afternoon, except Sunday. II is The only Daaiy
Paper in Wilmington, and The State Of Deld,cdre.
eerms, Sir: Dollars per annun,, or 1toelce Cents
a ,ceek. Single copies Ttco Cents. M
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE is issued
from he COMMERCIAL Office, euesy Thursday
morning, and contains principally reading mat
ter published in aie Daily. is helargest paper,
and co,atai,as By far Aie most reading mailer Of
those published on he Peninsula. Terms, 4too
dollars per ann,nn.
THE COMMERCIAL JOB OFFICE is am
ply provided spih printing material Of The latest
Styles and our ,oork is done equal 10 Philadelphia
Offices, and at no higher rates r.trra
rita 6fFIoE sdF TRE COMMERCIAL
.ssa QlRLBBNK is al he s. w Corner. Of 'fltth
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Delq'pare
JENKINS & ATKINSON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
I;asr iinil.

TIE GAME At MAGNOLIA a FURTHER LETTER.
.Mssrs. Etitors I notice through tile deep
columns of your paper Of last week. II slnr ON
tho Flcetfoot Base Ball Club of Frederick
believe me, the visit OF the Fleetfoot b. b. g., to
the Magnolia Il. b. G., was very anxiousy looked
for by the latter for three months previous to
their arrival. And on the 27th Of August, aud
al an carly hour in the forenoon, we notified
them that on that day we would play them the
game so long looked for. And at our arrival
there we found but few of their players present,
but not DESTROYS to play them until they should
all be present, we refused to go on the field,
they soon notified their players and all We're
present with the exception of Mr.. ONcal, in Ills
stead they chose Mr.. Paul, of the Active b. b. G..
of Camden. We then went on the ground with
the expectation of beating them, which we did.
notice the writer of the article which allude
to, signs himself Magnolia Member" /
approve of Ills doing So Should place before
the eyes of the world such an absolute falselood,
would sign myself other than do.
am Sins, with respect,
0. q, KNIGHT
Frederick Del, Sept 2Gtli, 1870.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
England Yielding.
THE POPULAR PRESSURE FORCING HER TO INTER-
yESE

THE POPULAR PRESSURE FORCING HER To INTER-
vESE.
LoNnoN, Sept. 81.
The pressure upon tho British government is
at last producing an effect, An extra Cabinet
council is called for Tomorrow wllciiit is under
stood the question Of Interference on the CONT
ncnt will he seriously discussed.
THE REPEATED DEMONSTRATIONS
or the people and the overwhelming drift of
feeling among the working classes towards ac-
tive sympathy with the Republic cannot any
longer he lisregarlcl.
THE rIllS
Aud other leading journals exhibit si.,is Of posi-
tive alarm at the rapid progress of an nnti-Ge,-
man sentiment, which is also here an anti-mo-
iarcical sentiment.
ORGANIZATION or THE ARMY.
The London papers of this evening publish
regulations for the organization of the first re-
serve of the British army. The volunteers arc
urged by the authorities to drill more fre1ucil,
and more fully.
LONDON 10 lie FORTIFIED.
The authorities Of the War Office are in con,
sultation with the Board of Works over plans fol
the complete fertilization of London.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT In KENT COUNTY.

We learn, through the letter of a Democratic
correspondent, published elsewhere,) and
through private sources that large number OF
the prominent Democrats Of Kent County, met
at Dover, on Tuesday, and resolved to form
new county ticket, the list of names now before
them being regarded as merely the choice of the
Salisbury Ring.
The meeting, we are assured, was composed
of influential and honorable gentlemen, whose
high position, and unblemished character will
give great weight and popularity to the indepen-
dent movement. A number of their names have
been furnished lis, but we think it better to
await the appearance of their call for a general
meeting. and then to give the signatures to the
public. y
| We are not surprised, at ALL to see this move
ment. The affairs, both Of the State, and of
Kent County, arein wretched confusion.a and going
| from bad to worse, while the tyranny Of the
Saulsburyites, instead of being prudenty relaxed
at this time is more severe than ever. The
independent masses of their party have long
groaned under it, and now that no vital national
| question is at ISSUE they see that the time has
come for overthrowing the tyrants. 1t would
have been surprising had they failed to take this
| course.
As for ourselves, and the Republican voters
of Kent County, our duty in the premises re-
mains to DO decided upon, hereafter. We cannot
look with disfavor upon the efforts of any
organization which proposes Reform in our State
affairs and resolutely takes the field in opposition
to the present corrupt rule. Those are objects
that commend themselves to every good citizen,
whether Democrat or Republican, for our situation
imperatively calls for reformation. 1t is there
fore the duty of every Republican to commit
no indiscreton in his relations to the Independent
Democracy of Kent County, but to await
developments, and stand ready, always to strike
for REFORM and the OVERTHROW OF THE
SALISBURY RING These arc our war cries
| in the State canvass
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

FDecreahc
NorE.-Since the last census was taken. KEN
ton Hundred las been created out Of Duck
Creek and Little Creek, and Murderkll has been
divided 50 we are compelled to group them as
above to ascertain the increase. -liDs. CONNER
ciAL.
Duck Creek hundred has 75i dwellings,, 759
families, l51 farms, productive establishments,
and had " deaths for the year named.
kcnton hundred has 453 dwellings, All fami-
lies, 49, farms, Is productive establishments,
and had II deaths for the year named.
Little Creek hundred has 3ij dwellings, 3lI
families, l0i farms, 6productive establishments,
and had 10 deaths for the year named.
Dover hundred has 772 dwellings, 77j families,
exclusive of the town of Dover, and has ji7
farms, % industrial establishments, and had 50
deaths, exclusive of the town. for the year
named.
The townof Dover las 271 dwellings,, 279 fami-
lies, and had AZ deaths for year named.
North Murderkill hundred has 439 dwellings,
and 4i2 families, exclusive of towns named
below, and has 22l farms, y industrial estab-
siimcnts. Deaths for year named, excluding
towns, 3s.
The town Of Camden las IA dwellings,, and
II families and its deaths for year named were
The town of Wyoming has 90 dwellings, and
62 families, and had one death for time named
South Murderki Hundred has 629 dwellings
and 622 families exclusive of towns) and has ilS
Farms and 10 productive establishments. Deaths
exclusive Of towns 10.
The town of Frederick has lis dwellings, and
12l families and had . deaths for year named.
The town Of FELTON, has 80 dwellings,, and "a
families, and had deaths for year named.
Milford Hundred has $50 dwellings,, and 595
families, 3Oi farms, - industrial establishments
and had ~ deaths for year named
Owing to some delay in forwarding returns We
are unable just now 10 ascertain the population
etc, of the town Of Milford as separate from the
Hundred.
Mispillion Hundred has 632 dwellings, G32
families ll3 farms, 3 industrial establishments,
and had IL deaths for year named.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

families, 46S farms, IS industrial establishments,
and had So deaths.
Baltimore Hundred has 596 dwellings, and SOC
families, excluding Roxana, and has 400 farms,
and 10 productive establishments Deaths for
year named A.. Aasi
Roxana has q dwellings, and 81 families.
Dagsborough Hundred has AIT dwellings and
412 families, exclusive of towns, and 914 farms,
and IA productive establishments. Deaths, 35.
Tho town of Millsboro' has 40 dwellings, and
AZ families.
The town of Frankford has 80 dwellings,, and
80 families.
Iiewes and Rehoboth Hundred has 1856 dwell.
lings and 1856 families, excluding the town, and
has 40 farms and 2 Industrial establishments.
Deaths, excluding town, Is.
TIL town of Lewes, 2Os dwellings, and 200 FAM
ilios. Deaths for year named, 16.
Indian River Hundred has 312 dwellings and
3Os families, pa farms, 4 productive establish
ments and had 20 deaths during the year named.