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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-17
NOTICE.

CuIted states Of America. Sou thern district OF
lnnOls---.
Whereas, on the l2i day Of December, A. II.
ls'o. William Morris and george W Burns, part.
ner-, etc. filed libel Ia the District Court 81 the
United States for She Southern District of Him
oi-, against the steamboat "Bengal Tiger" her
hoats tackle, apparel and furniture, pray ng that
the same may BE- condemned IN accordance with
the prayer 81 sad libel, Aud whereas, by virtue
OF process IN due form Of law, To me directed, re-
turnablc on the iir,t Monday 10 February, have
seized upon and taken the sa,J steamboat ''Ben.
gal Tiger her boats, tackle. SDisrel and iurn..
iure aud hay" the same ia my llstOdy.
Notice Is hereby giyer District Court OF
the United s,atc-w I'D at the united States
Court room, IN the>3\ afro, on the hrst Mon
day IN February ne ri. q trial Of the seld prem.
ise-, or owners, and all ions whoand the owner
have or claim any inf i therein, are hereby
cited Co be and appear - e time snd place afore.
sad, 20 show cause, II any the have, Why decree
should not Ice rendered In accordance with the
PRAYER 81 said libel. JOHN u. ROUTE
IS Peter suup, Deputy. L, ;. Marshall.
Caro-, HIS, December 80, ls70.-ianoilit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-17
Or. JOHN BULLS Principal Offices
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross street.
LouiNvi11c. icy.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To My;United states and World
wide Renders:

wide Readers:
HAVE received many testimonials from
proies sional and medical men, as my nlmsnap-
and various publications have shown, 40 Of which
are genuine. The following. from u highly cdu.
Gated and popular physician IN Georgia, BE- cer-
I have ever received. Dr.. Clement knows oN.
sctly what he speaks Of and his testimony de-
serves to bc written IN letters Of gold. ilour
what the Doctor says Of buli's Worm Dcs.
Viilanow, walKer County. Ga,
June -, 1850.
pr. JOINS BuLL-Dcar Sur | h1ys n,roco
gwen your "WoTm DESTROYER several trlaI-
and find II wonderfully cficaciOus. u has no
failed IN single Instance 20 have the HlshCd-iOr
effect. l am doing pretty large county practnd.
am free 10 confess hat know Of no romcs1
recommended by the ablest authorities that o. g.
certain aad speedy IN IL effects. ca the cuutrV y
thew ar. uncertain IN the extreme. Ny object ll
writing you " to mud out upon what terms ] ,I4
get the mcdtctn" directly 'rum YOU. II can ..f
am aware that the use OF such ARTICLES Ir contrary
To the Teachings and practice OF a great majority
Of the rtgaidr lin. dscmdiug q remedy Wh'ruWC
know 10 be sufficient. simply because So may Do
Ignorant offs combination For my pat, shah
make TIA rule to use all and every means TO pI-
leviatc suffering humanity WI ch I muy he able
10 commandment hes,tating because some one
more ingenious than my SELF have leaned as
effects first and secured the solo right 90 secure
that knowledge, However, ann by no means m
advocate or supporter ofthc thousand oi woTA,' -
nostrums that Hood the county, that purpod 20
Please reply soon, and inform me Of your b"l,
terms. am, very respectfully,
JuLltSP. CLEMENT. y, H.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-17
NOTICE

vLlicI States OF America, Southern Di,;uc, OF
lliuoi..-ss.
whereas, on %. 9sth day Of December, A. u.
leo, Enos T.. Kerr. John u, Kerr, Patrick NJ,
Nvl, John scott ani Horny Berry hled n iits n
the District Court Of IN. United States for the
Southern District u Illinois, against eighty. four
Jaw lgF-, oak uslI and rsii.d,' now lying ~ tho
pat OF CAIRO ma the District aforesaid, praying
ilat tac same be- condemned en- arcofdAncv With
Il. payer Of iald libel And whereas, ~ virtue
u process IN due form of Law, o. me directed,
r"tiIuah.o on the hr-t Monday IN February next.
/ have ~" 1oi upon and taken the said eighty
four Haw longs, OAK, asst AMI RATED" and have the
same ia my custody
NutIco b, hereby given, that's District Court of
The United states vii be held NJ the United states
Count Room, IA IA" city OF CAIRO, on the fret Mon.
IHy lu February next for the trial - the said
If,uIso-, and the oWuer OF owner, and all per-
sons who have OF claim any Interest therein, ,sf.
hereby cited - be amt appear NJ tie time and
place Aforesaid, 20 show cause, II any they have.
ally adccfrc should not he rendered IN accord
unlc With the prayer Of said libel.
JOINS l.. Rorrr, L. $. Marshall,
ny Peter saup, Deputy.
Cairo, His. December, 9TH. ls70.-IanydlN
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
BE Guided by what You Know.

There is an old proverb which says, "expe-
rience is the safest guide" To this guide the
sick and ailing naturally turn when casting a.
bout for the means of relief. They inquire
what medicine has done for others, before
they adopt it themselves. Of all the remedies
and representatives. in use, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters meets the test most triumphantly,' and
hence its immense popularity and vast sales.
The sufferer from indigestion is sure to find
some one among his friends who has been cur
ed of that ailment by the famous vegetable
stomachic. The victim of fever and ague, liver
complaint constipation, nervous prostration,
or general debility, has only to make inquiry
in the neighborhood where he residee in order
to discover what this standard restorative has
effected in cases similar to his own. In the
published testimony to its merits he will find a
volume of proofs of its sanitary properties,
which it is impossible for his common sense to
resist. He tries it, and the effect it produces
on his system adds another to the host of wit
nesses in its favor. Thus, its reputation, found
ed on facts, not assertions, continually grows
and spreads. Charlatans and imposters, some
of them mere local tricksters, and others who
take wider range, attempt to thrust into the
hands and down the Threats of invalids, their
hapha1ard connections, as substitute for the
tonic which for so many years has been med
icinal staple throughout the United States,
Spanish America, Canada and the West Indies,
but only succeed to a very limited extent. In
this reasoning age, the people, having ascer-
tanned what is really deserving of their conf
dence, decline running after strange gods"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
brazilian characterization.

The annual liberation under the new Bra
lillian emancipation bill will reach only from
5000 to 10000 slaves. The amount voted
to provide for annual liberation is far too
small to meet the necessities of the gradual
anc;,pation of a million and half of slaves.
Although the passage of the bill was enthusi-
asticaly received hy the people, the clergy,
feeling its insuficieucy, have already began
to liberate the slaves OF religious corporations
and private saveowners are trying 70 agree
upon measures to establish temporary sys-
tenn of serfdom. If no amendments are made
during the present or next session of the Bra
lillian Legislature, raising the indemnity to at
least twenty times the amount appropriated,
the emanci pation will work slowly. Cuba
and Porto Rico are now the only countries
where nothing has yet been done towards the
emancipation of the negro, although they are
|so near the United States.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
Eclectic Magazine.

Those who think that investigations into
the Life Of Shakespeare, and criticism upon
his plays are overworkcd aud barren themes,
would do well to read Shakespeare and His
Times, which forms the leading article in the
Eclectic Magazine for November. For those
also who can appreciate such combination
of instruction and entertainment as is present.
ed by no other periodical, it would be we'll to
examine the remainder of the table of contents
for this number. They will find such arti-
cles as Modern Geology and the Mosaic Ac-
count Of Creation Cathay, with Notices of
Travellers to that Country; an admirable and
apprecative essay of William Wordsworth,
and another On the Character of Cleopatra !;
the conclusion of Darwin's Descent of Man
Secret History OF the Loire Campaign; The
Opium Trade with China Food Economizers
M. Theirs; Burns and Sir Walter Scott; a
continuation of Patty, and short story, The
Street-Sweeper Of st. Rogue, by the same au-
thor; and copious Editorial Miscellany. The
number is embellished with fine portrait of
Beethoven. E. R. Pelton. publisher, 1O8
Fulton street, New York. Terms SIS per an
mum, two copies SO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
Baltimore City.

The vote cast in the city of Baltimore or
Tuesday was 81 ,6S1, which is 6. s47 in excess
of that cast at the recent mayoralty election
when the total vpte was 29,284. 1t is 1,43E
less than at The Congressional election in 1870
when the vote was 39,o66. The majority foI
Mr.. Whyte in the city is 8,113. Mr.. Whyte
received 22,872 and Mr.. Tome 1859.
In proportion to the vote cast Tuesday
the majority for Mr.. Vansant in the city two
weeks since was greater than that received by
Mr.. Whyte. Mr.. Woolford, for State Comp
trolier, led the Democratic ticket, be having
received 20 votes more than Mr.. Whyte, and
IL more than Mr.. Syester, the candidate for
Attorney General.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
50 n J
IIaryland-Recapitulatf

marylan0-Nec0p1Cu
As far as heard from the counties appear
to have gone as follows: n..
Acknowledgements on State ticket; Re-
publican on county officers aud Judge.
Anne Arundel Democratic majority 800
"a gain of 900. .,.....=...
Baltimore city-Democratic majority 8. 113.
Baltimore county-Democratic majority l,
800. 9@-.5e
Calvert-Democratic majority 1856.
acknowledgements majority so; Re-
publican and Democratic delegate to the
Legislature.
Carroll-Democratic majority $50.
Cecil-Republican for Governor; Legisla-
ture Republican and Democrats.
Charles-Entire Democratic ticket elected.
Dorchester-Democratic majority 259.
neutrality-suspicious. majority 423.
Harford-Democratic majority 700.
acknowledgements majority 220.
Kent-Democratic majority 200.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Prince George's-Democratic majority 100
(estimated.)
Somerset-Democratic majority 1O5.
Talbot-Democratic majority 200.
| Acknowledgements majority 100
Senator and three out of four Delegates.
Democratic majority 700.
Worcester-Democratc majority 200, (esti-
mated.l
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10

We congratulate our friends upon the glo-
rious result Of Tuesdays election. Glorious,
iodeed, beyond expectation. Old Charles has
been redeemed, most nobly redeemed. The
stain, which blotted her bright escutcheon at
the last Congressional election, has been etfac-
I'd, and our good old county henceforth takes
. proud and enviable position in the Demo-
cratic phalsnx. The 6ual blow at Radical
ism has been struck and its backbone broker.
Taking the vote for Governor as a test and
and adding fourty-eight. the Republican ma
ority last fall, We find the Democratic gain
10 the present election to be two hundred and
twenty-three. This, Of itself, seems to assure
Abe permanent ascendeucy Of the Democracy
in the future, but it should be borne in mind
chat the vote this year is one hundred and
dfty-three less than that of last fall. Assum-
ing that one-haIf of the absentees-those not
voting-were Democrats, and the assumption,
ws believe, to be fully warranted by the facts.
the true majority approximates two hundred
and City votes on a full turnout. These facts
show tho old party to be once more on a solid
footing in our county, Notwithstanding the
ceaseless aud INSCRIPTIONS efforts Of the OPP
position.r But the election of Tuesday, glori-
ons, - Il coufessedly is, has its lessons, which
must be needed If we would be successful III
The future. It teaches Us that our organiza-
ton should Be made more thorough and COM
piess. Who can doubt that had our party
besni better organized, our majority, instead
Of being one hundred and twenty five, would
hsvs been nearer three hundred? We should
remember that If We would retain the control
Of our county affairs. it is necessary that par
~ organization should be complete. Asitis.
however, we have reason to be proud Of our
success, For this, let us be duly thankful,
and, 1t the same time, firmly resolve in our
minds to do bette: still the next time.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
Choral Concert, Supper. &
Festival in POlnOnkey.
s,HE ladies of the Choir of St. Paups Chu]

1'HE ladies of the Choir of St. Pauls Church,
L Alexandria, Va, have kindly consented
to give Concert of Sacred Music at st. Johns
Chapel in Pomonkey, (for the benefit of the
same, on THURSDAY afternoon, November
10th, at O'Clock, p. m. A Supper and Festi-
val will be held at the residence of Mr.. S. W.
#. Mcpherson, in Pomonkey, on the evening
of the same day. The Supper will be well sup
Piled with Oysters and other delicacies, after
which Icecream and Refreshments will be sup
piled, and Tableaux and Music may be expected.
The ladies of st. Johns Chapel desire to en-
close their Church Yard; also, to make some
much-needed Improvements to their Church.
With a view to accomplish this desire, they
make their present appeal to the public, earn
estly hoping that it will meet with generous
response.
November 10, 187l-lt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
The Judiciary.

Dispatches from Frederick claim that Rich
ard /. Bowie, Esq. Republican or Indepen.
dent, has been elected Chief Judge of the
Sixth District over Jos. H. Bradley, ST., Dem
Of Montgomery county, by 300 majority. In
the Third District, James D. Waters, Esq.
DEM, is elected as Associate Judge to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of Judge
Bateman, over iex-Judge john H. Price, H.
dependent. Mr.. Waters majority in Har-
ford is about 420, and in Baltimore county
1856. In the Fourth Judicial District, CON-
prising Allegauy and Washington counties
George Scbley, Esq, the Democratic Conser-
vative candidate, has been defeated by Geo
A. Pearre, Esq, the Independent or Repub-
lican candidate, who is elected by over 1000
majority. q - $40 ~li;s'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
New York.

An election took place in this State on the
7th instant, for State officers generally. The
interest of the election turns especially upon
New York city, where there has been a gene.
raj combination of the reform elements against
the Tammany ring. The vote of the State
for Governor in 1870, when John T. Hoff.
man was elected Governor, stood Democratic
a9s, 5s2, against Republican sea ,4s6, Dem
ocrotic majority. of &c, O96, In,this vote New
York city cast ,86,668 Democratic votes
against "a, 391 Republican.
The returns by telegraph are sufficiently
complete to show that the Republicans have
carried the State = rs SO. so ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
NOTICE.

A BRISK demand from shippers for PURE
N WHITE CORN, of the new crop, exists
at this point and is likely to continue. Farm
ers in Charles, St. Mary's and Prince George
counties, having that description of Corn will
find it to their interest to send to this market.
l feel confident that can do as well for them,
if not better, than can be done in Baltimore.
All ask is trial.
~-V Vessels can be sent whenever quantity
to justify offers.
Imean pure White Corn 'vithout any admir-
ture Of any other color.
THOMAS PERRY,
Forwarding e. Commission Merchant.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Nov. 10, l87l-lm
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
with the greatest elegance. The sixth story

with the greatest elegance. The sixth story
is devoted to an clect'otype foundry, and de-
partment for folding pamphlets, circulars,
&C., &c. The entire building is warmed by
steam, and pure water runs to every depart
ment and room. The cost of the building ex-
ceeds one hundred thousand dollars, and is
standing witness to the energy of the enter
prising publishers. We congratulate Messrs
Allen & Co. on their great success, and as
long as their liberal prices are continued, and
their publications kept up to their present
standard of merit, may their prosperity con-
tinue and constantly increase.--Maine Farmer
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
The PhrenOIOgtcal Journal,

The chronological Journal,-one of the
very few magazines which are published at
the present day for the radical benefit of read
ers,-is represented on our table by its No.
vember number. The contents should inter-
est every live member Of our continuity
The publisher offers the last three numbers OF
1871 free as premium to subscribers for
1872. Terms So year. S. R. Wells, 389
Broadway, New York.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
New jersey.

The election in New Jersey on Tuesday
last was for Governor and Legislature. The
candidates for Governor are :-Democratic
Joel Parker; Republican, Cornelius Walsh
The vote of the State for Congressman in 1876
stood, Republican, 80, 426 Democratic, 49,.
1873.
Returns from all parts of the STATE indicate
that Parker is elected by about 5000 MAORI
|ty. The Legislature is Republican in bott
branches.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
pacrhs Baltimore Ssns says that while IL

D0Ths Baltimore 6an says that while the
us. soldiers are hunting the farmers OF
South Carolina, the Governor, Comptroller.
Treasurer and Attorney General Of that State
sreiis New York. The State bounds have
lAtserly declined seriously in that market, hav-
ing 10 lAtle more than year fallen from
eighty 70 losty. The last decline has been
generally attributed TO the political raid, but
she-N. y. World hears startling rumor that
there has been an over issue Of Sic, zoe, 00o
State bonds. VIZ sa33'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.

We learn from the Washington Star of last
Saturday that the tracklayers on the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad on Wednesday last laid
the rails and spiked them to the abutment of
Beaver Dam bridge, about four miles from
Washington, just beyond the District line
when they were transferred to the main line,
aud are now rapidly laying the rails towards
Marlboro. The bridge over Beaver Dam will
be ninety foot span, Howe truss, and it is
expected will be in place by Wednesday next.
1t rests on heavy bluestone abutments, and
will be about twenty feet above the bed of the
stream. A body of sixty laborers are now on
the road-bed between Benning's bridge aud
Beaver Dam. The abutments for the Wash
ington Branch bridge, which will be Of thirty
Eve feet span, Howe truss, are completed and
the bridge over the run near Scaggs'. This
will complete the bridging and culverts be-
tween the Eastern Branch and Patapsco, and
the work on the Eastern Branch bridge, under
Mr.. G. H. Bliss, is in such condition that il
necessary it can be completed by the first OF
December.
R6The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
county has adjourned until the 4th day OF
December, when the trial of Mrs. Wharton
will commence.
H~A Guild of ladies is proposed to be
formed in England under the leadership OF
Miss Harrison, of Swanage, Dorsetshire, to
"promote modesty of dress, to do away with
extravaganza, aud substitute the neatness and
sobriety, suitable t., Christian woman" This
is great reformation to enter upon, but it
will be as difficult task as that of Luther to
accomplish its objects.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
Terrible Disaster to . whaling Fleet,

Terrible Disaster TO Whaling Fleet.
Accounts have been received at San Fran.
cisco of most terrible disaster to the Arctic
whaling feet, which involves the 4 tal des-
truction Of . large portion Of it.. The vessels
we're, it is supposed. caught in ice fqsk and
lerss; some were sunk, others found Ashere
and Others again crushed like eggshells; 10 al
shifty-thrss were destroyed, valued at q mil.
Hon and shalt o. dollars, besides their car:
goes, which consisted Of large quantities o.
whale oil, sperm and bone.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
Massachusetts,.

Four candidates for Governor were pre-
sented at the election in Massachusetts, on
Tuesday last, viz: VIM. B. Washburne, Re-
publican; John Quincy Adams, Democrat
E. NJ. Chamberlain, Labor Reform, and R. C.
Pitmau, Prohibition. Washburn is no doubt
elected, and the Legislature will be largely
Republican.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10

p~The Rev. F. McAtee, of st. Thomas
Manor in dispensing charities, has not for
gotten the "poor Printer" acknowledge
with pleasure the gift from Father McAtee Of
lot very Rne Sweet Potatoes, grown upon
the Manor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
Homicide

On Wednesday evening last an alteration
took place between two negroes named WASH
ington Norris and Walbert Bell, at Harris
Lot, 10 the lower section of this county, when
Norris shot Bell, killing him almost instantly.
Norris Immediately surrendered and is now
confined 10 Jail.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
Virginia.

This State elected members of the Legisla.
ture-on the 7th. The last Legislature stood
Senate, Conservatives, 80; Republicans, Is
House, Conservative, 95; Republicans, Al
The returns, so far, indicate that the House
of Delegates will be about the same politica
complexion as the last. The Republicans
have probably gained one or two Senators.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10
The Election I'm the County.

The Election I'm the County.
The morning of election day dawned bright
and beautiful. At an early hour the notes o.
livsiy preparation were heard 10 aud bear vi:
rious places selected for the breakfasts. These
were given 10 the different precincts by the
two parties, and, Is far as wa could learn
were all we'll attended. At the opening o.
the polls the usual rush was made, which con.
tinued until about midday, after which the
voting slackened aud grew less as the hours
dragged slowly on. The tactics of the Radi-
cal leaders were the same as those of last year
The crowd was marshalIed, and, preceded by
40 appointed leader, marched to the polls in
double Gle. This leader stood by and saw
each ticket, prepared beforehand, deposited in
the box. This course was pursued in most
II not all the districts, and, in this way, the
great majority of the negroes were forced
willingly or unwilling, to vote the party tick
ct. Once 10 the ranks, there was no escape,
and many, who if let alone, would doubtless
have voted the Democratic ticket, entire or a
part Of it, were compelled to ignore all per-
sonal preference and cast their ballots for
strangers to them and their interests. Every
thing, however, passed off splendidly. In all
the various precincts there was not a single
disturbance or breach of the peace, as far as
we have heard. The result is, indeed, GLoR1.
ous, MAGNIFICENT; exceeding the most san
Ruiue expectations. The returns 10 full will
be found in another column, to which we in.
vite the special attention of our friends.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-11-10

GUESS WHO is THE NEATEsr HOUSEHOLDER in
our town? We know her. She cleans her
knives, china, windows, paint, oil cloths, tables
and floors, and brightens her tin, brass and
copper wares with Enoch Morgan Som Sapo-
Ito: Ask for it. It is a good thing.