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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
N"T''f'

United STATE of America, southern p,.,tirt Of
lhuuls-ss.
Tho United States 81 America, 20 the Marshal OF
the southern li.lrirt 0i Illinois, Greeting.
whereas. lit- has t-en hlei IN the District
Court Of "a" United state" VA aud tor the southern
District ~ Illinois, On the 3!i day ~ December,
~ the year Of our Lord on" thousand eight hund.
rel aud seventy, by William Morn, AMI George
W Burns, ~ partners doing hush6ss under the
name and style u "NorTI- 4 Rurus' AGAINST the
steamboat bengal Tiger, her boats, tackle, np-
pr end furniture, tor reasons and causes Ia
siid I'LL" mentioned, and praying the usual pro.
rr,s AMI m"ul'iun Of the said Court IN that be-.
half Co he made and that all person. having o.
pretending 20 have any night, TILE or Interest
hot'iu, mas ho 4 ted - appear, and answer, all
End singular, the matters n sad .hol aF,iculatey
pfupouuted, aud that this Court would be- pleased
tp pronounce Tor the sum ~ -Four Hundred and
f.lY.-iN boilars, the damages alleged lu slld
'.Utl, beside. costs II sui.
You are Therefore commanded 10 attach the .a.i
steamboat Bengal Tiger herhoats, tackle, np.
panel anu furniture, ana To det.in The same ia
your custody until the further order Of this Court
respecting the same and 70 give notice, by pub.
hrailon Ia the tAIgo BtltITN for fourteen days
previous to the day Of trial, AMI by notice Posted
up IN The most public mAnner, for the II ace OF
fourteen daNs,m or near TIE placeo' lrialoi such
rci1uTu anu libel, 90 all persons claiming the said
steamboat ~ Bengal Tiger her boats, tackle, APP
paTel and furniture, or knowing or having ant-
hing nsay Why THIS Court should not pronounce
rgnn-i the same, according TO tho prayer Of
sald lltol, and that they b" and appear befo e the
said our, 70 be held ia aud for the southern DIS.
trlcl OF Illinois, at the United states Court Room,
IA the city Of CAIRO, IN said District on the first
Monday ia February next II that be- "a day Of iur.
isdclon, II not, then on the first day Of jursdic.
ton thereafter, az 10 o'clock Ia the forenoon u
That ia then AMI there to interpOse claim Of
the same, and 10 make their allegations in that
behalf
And what you shall have done in the premises 4 s
yuu then and there make return, together viii :
this wit.
Witness, the Honorable samuel II.
- Treat, Judge of sad Court, this ga day
l., g, OF December, IN the year of our Lord
49, one thousin eight hundred and seven
~, and Of our Independence sith year.
lanblli GEO Il. BOWEN, Clerk.
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BULLS
SARSAPARIlLA
Read the Captains Letter ana
the Letter from lsis Mother:

Benton Barracks, NO, Aprilp isc
DR. JOHN BuI.L--pesr Sir; Knowing the IN,
c.ency OF your sarspArilia, and the healing ana
beneficial qualities n possesses, ! send you The
following statement Of my caseg
Twas wounded ahout Two years ago-was taken
pre- oneT aud cOnuped Tor sixteen ui1nths, Heiug
moyeg 81 often, my wounds have not h-a,cd yet
have not sht up . moment since ! aas WOUNDED
am shot through the hips, My general hoaltn
- impaired. sni ! need something To assist m
ture. have mon. faith IN your saIsapaTl.la than
IN anything else, | VIE, that that i genuine
Please eKpTess ne u halt d1zeI battles, ana
oblige CAPT &. r. JOHNSON,
-, Louis. No,
y. S.-Th- following was written Aprl 80, lsa
b, Mrs. Jennie j.hnson, mother Of Capt. i"hs-
DR. JOHN BuLis-De,s siT My husband, bI.
Z :. Johnton, was a skilful surgeon and physu.
Ian 10 Central Ne" York. where he died, leaving
tn. above L, u, Johnson IN my care, At thirteen
years Of age he had a chrome disTTh"a ana
scrOiula, for which gave hun your Sarsaparllla.
1T CURED HIM. J aaye fOf ten years recon.
meLced II TO many in New York, ohio and lows,
for scrOiula, lever sores, ana general debility.
Perfect success has attended Il The cares trorisT
IN odSsS u sore'uia Gas ,erer ais0.i
msraelioas. am very anxious TOT my -0u to gguu
have RECOURSE to your sarsaparllia, lie u fearful
of getting spurious article, hence his within to
you for IL. HIS wounds seTe terrible, bat bs-
Iic,s u. will recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON
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NOTICE

g
ut.toI State. 81 America, Southern rl.uroi Of
LHloI-.-ss.
tn. Tnii.dEt 81 Amrrics, g. the Marshal %
the southern District OF llltno.. 1f'"tng
Whereas hb.l ha. been tiled IA the District
Court otthr United states In and ''f %" southern
District Of Illinois, ON ihs 9Th day % Drc'mh"f
10 The year - our Lord one ihou-t1 exit hund
Ts, aud r.,'oniy, by Euus T.. Kerr, l1hu u Kerr.
sg,its' "cfghy tour -as iDng, oak and .sh. ran
ud now lsIus ~ th" port ~ Caro-, Iu the 4 -tfr'
h'.rcsaII. Process AMI iuonitlou % the sad cluH
100 tnt behalf o. h. male and that all pefson- haF'
iuH zoo pretending 10 have ANY night, tile 90 inter.
ct therein, may b" cited a. appear, AMI sn-s~
gill a1d singular, he matters IA sad ll'l hnl. u.
lately propIundel, aui Tat tbs Court would 10
pleased T. promo ne. tor the sum ~ Pour lluut'
r'l Dollar, ~" damages alleged 10 saii ilh"l, Zoe
sides costs Of sgIt
Ntu hf, therefore commanded 10 alta 20 the ~
"'Ish'y, four .aw log, oak AMI ash, IA ca afi
~ a"ialn The sane IA your custody uhi the i.r.
ih'rorirF Of tbs court fcsp"ciIrg the .ntn' aHi
~ for ftuttsaa DAYS previous o. the day fl,
aII by notice posted Lp ~ toe most IuOtIr mn.
u,r, iof Oh" -psr u fourteen DAY, q 90 near 10"
place - TRIAL q such seizure ald libel H. al i"f.
sons claiming the said "eI sN- four saw logs, oak
sbu u-h, uitrfi, oTkucw.us ~ having .nNiilfs to
~ shy thi- court should no, pronounce against
CO.., same, according 10 the prayer q "a" said bel,
AMI that ihsN be- aud APPEAR l"lofc TIE sui '.ud,
2. hc bolt pa hui i"f The southern b,sif'i or W.
lu1.. ui tho United stTiss curt Room, 10 'hr rty
% cairo, ga -sii b.iuct on the hf.t hon.hy ~
February urAt. 10 that l." a lay Of Iufisd .tIOu,
n not, tt'u On th" hf-t day % lur-iiciun 'htfe-
after, ~ 10 O'Clock In ,h. forenoon Of that day,
Then sUd the, T. inter ssOda oia,m Of the same,
and o. make their .lle.itIUu- IN That lFln T.
AMI what you -hall have dUn" Iu the prrfl. -ts be-
yHI ihDu atl there aLr return, together W. ih
th.s wit.
W'us... the Honorable samuel "
- Trpt'. ludy, q sad court, thls 9th tly
ItE. 81 lsDsut"r 10 lh, year - oar l.uui one
- lnTl one thousand slg Lt hundred au1
seventy abl ~ our tn1eprHi.UgS The
"lfN ygt.. GEu, T. BOWEN,
lsu.ilu clerk
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
NOTICE.

The undersigned will personally attend a, the
different precincts in Alexander County for the
purpose Of collecting the State and County Taxes
for the year $50 at the tunes and places follow
ing, to-wt3
CLEAR CREEK, At Custead Proves store,
mouth Of Clear Greek, Tuesday, January 10Th,
1874.
THEBES, at Thomas Browns store, Thehes,
Wednesday, January nth, 1874.
SANTA re, at Virgil Delaney's store, Santa Fe,
THURSDAY. January 18th, lsIl.
GOOSE ISLAND, at NJ, u, Gunter's store, Goose
Island Friday, January 18th, ls7l.
Dog TOOTH, at the house of Il. +. BRYANT,
(the Tom Martn place. saturday, January lith,
ISL.
HAZLEWOoD, at the house OF Jacob Hartline,
Friday, January 9th, 1871.
UNITY, at John knuth's store, Unity Saturday
aJanuaTy 2Sth, 1871.
will also attend at the Court House, in Chi.
during the month of February for said purge :.
N. B,-Taxpayers will be sure 10 bring with
them their utle deeds, or last years tax receipts
IN order TO avoid mistakes.
ALEX. II. IRWIN,
sheriff of Alexander County and Tx. Oficio COLI
lector.
Cairo, Illinois, December 10. 1870. daw3w
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CAIRO BEs ANCTE

or ST. LOUIS
OFFICE: EsgsT TaVEGNAL BANK
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-14

I'VE and prices advanced fully one cent on The
Dest trades The ruling prices were for com
In, 20 ., 'eits IAN, % cents; good, 80 cents
prime, ~ cents; extra, "a cents.
CONNECTICUT.
MY AliTeu free, pastorOf the Greenuille Ban
tist church, breaches his farewell sermon ncSt
Sunday evening ''i'" 'O-N'
,,, a conslderate organ-grinder recently PLAYED
IIIai ny, NoIhla' before the Hartford deaf
asylum during whole afternoon.
Three Yale sophomore were fined NV the no
lice court at New Haven, last week 500 md
costs for "hazing." A very practical and sens;'
bic way Of checking the evil.
The Connecticut oyster dealers have enterad
INTO combination TO pat up the wholesale nricp
Of the bivalves thirty cents per gallon bindino,
themselves in $1,000 bonds to live IN TO The
agreement. ~ '''e
The state executive committee of the vouno
mems Christian association Of Connecticut have
issued an address in which they announce that
me sixth annual convention will be held in Mys-
nc Thursday and Friday, Oct 27th and 2sth.
ohe OF NOrwichs well known residents mis-.
LOOK couple of stray doves from the Music
aug seminary there, for such sOed doves as
aie Seleped female Ministries, and addressed
cia ~ 3,ceordaht fashion. The family physi-
eau hoids out hopes of his recovery
Inc officers of the Norwich tire insurance
SColnPany authorize the statement that it has. so
"a a. mas Dten ascernined risks amonntin, ia
1870 ~" w s2gO'uOO aud 100000 in Chicago. How
80. ~ til's % on property in the burned sec-
non OF ihs city Is unknown. The cnrnnaT,, =,
common with a majority OF the New Fn.rI.,,i "a
companies viii probably be erinnieI H., ~
losses bat its officers are hopefni No. ~ ils
viii not be 50 heavy as to reduce il IN ~, seSe
extremity. " lhe last
The Hartford COurant says: s'Notbin,, to,,.-
could be desired than the fraternal and nn,,'i
~ helpful feeling prevailing among flo No.,
led institutions Of Hartford. The banks nav. -
in their power TO greatly aid the fire insnrancs
companies By temporary loans, enabling latter ~
postpone tue sale Of their securities which conid
nor be thrown on the market hastily in buiI
without great sacrifice. Some of the life com
panies having large loans in Chicago, hold fir,
insurance policies security. They will MOI
press Tor immediate payment. BY many ,
spring and cushion the interlocled and mftu
explosion" "' io''' VI 'ii'
New Haven correspondent writes. ofNo
ohig does President Woolsey's successor for
many receive the insignia Of Office bnt sno,he,
distinguished scholar eonsecrates Xix re,aai,,i,,l
me 70 iaisf service. Quite as anomolons 4 4
~ Tue collegiate world for a president 10 ra1;r
IRON his chair for the purpose of accar,;me
that OF professor, as in the political for la.
executive 70 enter the legislative corns ~ ~
yefwe hnd the president Of Bowdoin COLLEGE re-,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-14

lnquishing his honorable position to accept the
proieSsorship of systematic theology at the di-
vinity school, Rev, DIR. Samuel Harris is q ma
tive of Maine, a graduate of Bowdoin class of
1888, and of the AndoVer theological seminary
class of 1888 He has accepted but Two pas
tOrates the former at Conway, Mass, in 1891
the latter at the South church, Pitsield. in
1851. He was appointed professor of systematic
theology at Bangor seminary in 1855, and presi-
dent of Bowdoinin 1851"
RHODE ISLAND.
EX-Gov. Spraguc and brother, Col. Amasa
Sprague OF Providence, are erecting, in Swan
Point cemetery of that city, a monumental
tombstone, at a cost of 100000.
In accordance with the recommendation of the
Massachusetts railroad commissioners, the dirtc-
tors OF the Boston and Providence railroad have
instructed Superintendent Folsom TO run an
early and laTe train TO Sharon. IL being so late
in the season now, the train will probably not
be put on until early spring.
The Boston city authorizes VIII not appropr-
ate Tor the benefit OF the victims OF the CnlcaGo
FIRE the money voted for the reception OF PreSi-
dent Grant, mainly for the reason that they
have no authority to use the funds of the city
for such Il purpose To use the money in that
manner would vitiae the city TAX. The ar
raugcmeptS for the reception are so far COM
pcted that it would cost almost as much to
stOp now as TO 20 forward. Much of the cX-
pcnse will he incurred in paying the military eS-
coIt, and it is not improbable that the money
due on this account will be given by the several
corps to the victims of the fife The committee
having the matter in charge, if it had been eX-
pedent, would cheerfully carry out the sugges-
tion of President Grant, but message was sent
to him that 1t was too late to change the ar
rangements for Monday next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-14
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAJ


II, 7,
ger Trains will run follows:
Leave Worcester at $50 and Il. Is a IN and 90 and
(GrOton Passenger, n a. ~
Leave GrotOn junction for Worcester at ) a m,
Leave Nashua at lin a m, l200 m, and 90 D M
The $50 Tram connects at Fichhurg with trains for
Vermont and Massachusetts. Cheshire and RUTLAND
Burlington Railroads, AT Grot0n Junction with trains
the Fltchburg down, PelerhorO and Shirley Sto
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and
Nashua with trains OF the Wilton Concord, Manches
and lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and AlOntre
Vermont Central, Passumpsic and ogdensburg Ri
roads.
The Ills m train connects at Fitchburg with Cl
shire, and Rutland and Burlington freight and passf
ger TO Rutland) trains; at arotOn Junction with Fit,
burg stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains a
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manchester and La
renee, Northern TO Frankiin), and Boston, Concord
Montreal Ito Plymouth trains.
The 42O p m tram connects at Fichhurg al I. 10
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts, and gnllf
and Burlington Night Express trains; at GTOton Jmc
with Fiichburg, Pcerboro and Shirley and Stony Bro
trains; and at Nashua with Concord, Manchester
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night EX Pr
Ogdensburg, and Montreal and Cbamplmn trains.
G1,
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woRCEsrER AND srRINnrIrIn n1,1s1nA,

Leave worcester for Albany ana Way stations tacco
For Springfield and Way Stations Il 35 On am ana T.
pa. '' w We
For Albany (cXpress) 9.5j; for New York and lII.,
(eNp) 1913 m, amt l.A and 1895 D m. New Va
Sunday mai leaves at 1906 T.. NJ Sleeping cars "
leave Springfield for Rochester daily c6nnectmg vi
i.3O train. - 'a w
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. 7I5. liza
1875 exp, 2Oj exp, 400, $40 exp. pm ALBANY Sund;
express $50 a IN. Sunday mail l22j a m (Aluu,layl
RAILROAD CoNHECTIOES.--At Albany with me N.
York Central, Troy and Grecnbush and Hudson ri,
Railroads. Al Chatham with the Harlem and lIuIs,
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al Sia
Line Win the ltOusa tonic Railroad. At pittsned ,y
the Iiltscld an NGrlh Adams and Il0usatonic rniiroa
Az Westheld with the New Haven and NORTHAMPTON Il
Al Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and SpriI
ned. and Connections River Railroads. At Palmer wi
tile New London Northern IR. Al Worces ter juncf.
with the Providence and Worcester. Worcester q
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads.
south birmingham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitc
bury. and Milford Railroads. "
e. O, RISSEJT SIM Gnrinoa,ta
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NQ9RI$WAII!CH AND WORCESTER DIyI-

L
~ SION, T., H. and T.. ER, ISL
Al "a. TENS GSkG sol ~, LEAVE WORCESTER At
sier with {rain @ IRAN ram, Connects At Wen
tS"ni AT F!&inicld with trains 10 ana nom iiarf
New London from West Side Stallion -''' lam ''t
b'SO N. way Passenger Train Connects NJ Xy,r.
IGrS r MIN trins from Boston Nashua Ficn
Western ant Providence trains; al Putnam Nil,
Tram nom Boston; st Plainhed for Prlyiirilr,..
an New ileveu. ~ ''' i' 9'S
S.l5 n. Way Passenger Train Connects Al We.
egg7ter WITH trains from Nashua, Fiichburg Inyys
Ell, &c; at Orcescr Junction win ~ l,,'' -
p ,,,i ihO ioS,Ioii' ana trains from Western aud
Tram from Boston; At Painheld Junction trans
t . LtGNdSnee and Hartford arrive in season or
TINS Train. Passengers from way stations frxrrnt
WeIater, fntnam and DanicSonylIeJ for Sew
hoih Dy steamer from New London, will take this
7'SO ? N. Steamboat Express Tram for New YORK
, lticei5 ~ worcester with trani from Boston
nnicapWyIs, %s'j ~ p9tnGm from hostom, Wal
Po'S, FRANKLIN and Blackstone; leaves Norwich
Tor New London at Ola pm.
. TEAINs Gor;G EoEIn LEEyE NORWICH AT
N'AV ~. 3S'inoaE Express train foe Eo5tun daily
except .s, MS29day) connecting at Putnam ior 8os
ton, Blackstone, Franklin and Walpolc; al Wof
f Gncl l1f ~ R9si9n Er4ningham, Lowell Nashus
LonIon at LIS N, dependent on arrival OF
600 N. way Passenger Train CONNECTING ,
tlahhe!d Junction for Providence; Al Putnam
Tor N9ston, arriving at 1929 am; at Worcester
junction for Springfield, and way stations AlbanS
Boston, Nashua 5c. -' "
lI.bG II. Way Passenger Train Connp,t,,, a,
rlall.he!d VIII train from and for Providence:
arriving at Worcester junction in season for Trans
10 Boston. Providence, Springfield and Albany.
At Worcester tor trains 10 Boston, Nashua Ec
"a" m way Passenger Train. Connects al Nor.
wen Mlth IRAN nom New London. and at flain
neid JHhclon with train to Providence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston.
WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Worcester for Webster at l;.:s5 pm
dtf + T. NJ, N. ANDREWS, snpt,
uII HOrWlch d Worcester niyisIGn.
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ROSTON L ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION

n.
- SUMNER 1i ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MOS
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
F0r Boston, At i2O exp 7, $50 exp, and 9ij M and
LII, 10 cN p.. 355 exp, b.0O and 9,5j exp. D NJ
Inc Nv q m, and 3, 3.55 and 95j N trains starr
if1,h DO towcri AZ Others from the upper station
FOR Grafton, WestbcrO', Southyilc, Coriayiue ant
Ashland 81 100 and g45 d m, 40 and 500 I'M
F0r south Framlngham, 10 100 gl5, and qI5 a IN
lao, 3.25, 35i, q 60 and 9 81 0 M 49, ' " IA
For Milford at 400 and g25 a m ItO g25nnl ~ n n,
For Satick at 100 and g. 5 a M 40 and Il 10 n m "
For wellesley, Granville, West Newton, Newto,'
and hllgtton. at OD and 9i5 M, and $40 D M rae
sengef5 lOl the stations also take the ia n
tram TO Natick, and there change 10 the Sayontii
'
The 20 m train runs every day except Mo, day. a
Others every dag except Sunday. '
Sunday express from Albany leaves the lower st,t,o,
at S.3j Il M for Boston. ~
Sunday Nail leaves Lower Station at go A. Nj. Oior
diy), for Sc sion, - 80 N'i
TRAINS leave Boston rs follows;
For Worcester al 5U0, 400. H30cNp Q cNp a IN I 20
express, 40 express TO birmingham, SEQ press Vi
For New York via Springfield, .oOOoxp. am, 500 exr
500 exp. m.
New York via Norwich, sac exp. pm
GraitO ION m, La, 1870 p NJ
Mestboro 100 m, 30, 40. $50 exp. p M,
southville 400 q m, 100 l&O D m.
Cordavllic, 100 a m, LJO $50 m.
Ashland, 400 a n, l3O, $50, $50 esp. nm
south framlnGham, 50U 100 S3O exp. and @ 90 cy,
m Xxx - eE5i 900 exp, 4.uO L3Oexp. 800
Natick 100. 10 a m 80 Is 90 500 3O IL IN IL r
Millbury, 7OU a IN, 4. 80 D m. -
SaX0nNie, 1000 M, 600 D m.
nloru LOO Sao exp, 9eXp am, 2l5 exp. 1880 exp pr
Al outward trains runs daily except Sunday
sunday Mail leaves Boston at 30 u nj stnnn,, NJ
Newton South birmingham Worcester WI Tr,d
geld, Palmer and Springfield arrives in New Nark
'0O H - S u, ~ iSSELl, SugI, Springfield.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-14

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the cause OF those diseases TO which they subject
and he tells them Just how and when to do -ChrOHi
Gle, Fdf1niRgtOa Maine Sept. Z, 1863.
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n. B-Ihe Author of the aboye-named medical works
Is the chief Consulting Physician OF the Peabody Medical
Institute and Is so constantly employed in consultation
with nvaids from all Of the country that he has
no time to attend to mere business details Therefore ali
letters should be addressed 10 the PEABODY MEDICAL
Assistant Of the Author. and his business Agent WIN
As wei rs the Author himself be consulted IN all
diseases requiring skill secrecy and eN pcrieuce -
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