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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
THE ENGLISH METHOD OF TESTING wo-
MAN SUFFRAGE.

MAN SUFFRAGE.
An English woman has set about claim
ing her rights by II very practical form of
protest. She is an unmarried lady of good
position, living in house, the rent of
which she pays cut of her own money, in
Regents Park. when the government
taxes were demanded, .ately, she refused
to pay. she sent to the collector IA formal
protest, announcing that her refusal to pay
was on principle and not because of ina
billty-on the ground that those who would
not allow her any representation in the
law-making of the country, hnd no right to
call on her to pay taxes. She received
several other invitations to pay, and be-
iievc the authorities fought the whole
affair decided nuisance, ana would have
been glad to back out of It and let the la
dy keep Ter money If they could. But in
common decency they could not abandon
their claim in that case and enforce it in
others. So at last they sent in bailiils,
seized some of her furniture, and sold it,
OF course this was exactly what she
wanted, and she now appeals to all wo'
men situated like herself to follow her ex-
ample. Nothing could possibly be more
embarrassing to the government than n
widely-oi gained passive resistance OF TINS
kind. 1t was thus that the system of con-
scription for the militia was overthrow
in England, and the imposition of minis
ters money Ia tax levied for the benefit
| of the state church, rendered impossible in
Ireland But in these the resistance was
only that of few determined men. Just
think what power could deal with the re,
sistance of great many determined
women As yet, however this lady's APP
| peal does not seem to have created much
attention among her sisterhood. The
womans rights advocates here, are at pre-
ent split up into several hostile camps
The ladies have ali fallen out. l don't
know anything about the merits or even
the cause Of the quarrel ms self; but
| know there are divisions and secessions OF
huge kind, and that until, or unless,
these are reconcled, there will be little
done for the cause of our suffering sisters
| Letter 10 the New lork EOenlng Mail
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
CORRECTION.

In our issue Of yesterday, an omission
occurred in the editorial notice Of the meet
ing Of the Missouri democratic state central
committee. 1t should have read, 1.-THE
democratic state central committee OF
Missouri, held meeting on Monday last,
and unanimously Endorsed the passive
policy We shall endeavor to keep ILL.,
nois and Missouri politics separate.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
CLA YTON OF"ARRANSA

We are not sorry 20 see that the ku-klux
committee of the United States senate is
on the track of Clayton, whilom gov
erhor OF Arkansas. If we know anything
about this man Clayton, il is certainly not
In his favor and if there is any other one
man, whose ahtecedents moro than his re-
quire investigation, SO that his rascalities
may be brought to the light, we do not
know him.
For years this man Clayton has held
entire control Of the affairs n.Arkapsss
and has placed in Office his satellites and
Mowers all over the state, unminalul Of
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
A SUGGESTION.

Now that the place for holding the re-
publican national convention has been
fxed on, we hope the national committee
will eonce1e 10 the public demand, in so
far as to exclude federal office-holders
from seats therein. A proposition o: this
kind was introduced the other day, but it
was summarily voted down, As IL was not
agreeable t. Mr.. Grant, and would endan-
ger his chances for the nomination.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
4 ZERO.

Don Piatt told the following touching
story A Sunday-school superintendent,
out in Alaska, treated his entire charge to
II sleigh-ride. There were just forty-one
Of the cherubs and six-horse sleigh. On
the way home they were be.et by a pack
of ferocous wolves. Cool and collected in
that hour Of fearful trial, the supernten-
dent saw ut glance that he mast soon be
oyertaken. In an instant his quick mind
grasped the only chance ofescape. Selling
the child that always sung II want to be q
angel two notes too high, he flung it to
the rapacous herd. 1t stayed their on
ward rush for moment. Next came the
urchln who never brought any pennies to
the heather. And so on swept the pursued
and pursuers until the last infant was ex-
hausted. But the brave fellow had econom-
lied his material nobly, and besides, a
whole Sunday-school slows of Il pack Of
wolves perceptibly. We have always not-
ced this. In another moment the sleigh
dashed into the village, and the grand, no.
bic, true-hearted man knew he was saved.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
PEACE SMILES AGAIN

Warmoth has notified General
Emory that he may withdraw
his troops and return them
to the barracks again. This must be a
sad disappointment to Mr.. Grant, as it re-
moves from him all pretext for declaring
martial law in Louisiana,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
A JOKE on 4 TAILOR.

In Boston, many years ago, there lived
las there do now, we venture to say,) two
young fellows, rather waggish in their
ways, and who were in the habit Of patron
izing rather extensively a tailor by the
name of Smith. Well, one day, into his
shop these two young blades strolled.
Says one Of them: Smith, we've been
making bet. Now VIC want you to make
each Of us suit Of clothes, wait till the
bet is decided, and the one that loses will
pay the whole Certainly, gentlemen;
| shall be most happy to serve YOU says
Smith, and forthwith their measure was
taken, and in due course Of Inc the clothes
were sent home. a month or two passed
by, and yet our friend, the tailor, saw
nothing of his customers. One day, how
ever, he met them, and thinking it almost
time the bet was decided he made up to
them and asked them how their clothes
fitted. "Oh excelently, says one "by
the by, Smith, our bet isn't decided yet
"Ah y says Smith, "what is it?' Why,
! bet that when Bunker I'LL Monument
fails il ,cHl fall totodrd' the south Bill,
here took me up, and when the bet is de-
cided we'll call and pay you that little
bill" Smiths face stretched to double
its usual length, but he soon recovered
his wonted good humor.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14
Tur poLLAR WEEKLY BuLLEriN.

John II. ob.riy Co. nave reduced the sub
.o,,,,,o, pr,ee Of the Weekly Cairo Bulletin To
On, D,gnr p,r mann. making " the cheapest pa
M, cuhlt.hen IN Southern Illinois.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

In a few years more the United States
will have neither ships nor gunboats, and,
saddest of NIL, neither officers nor seamen
And vet we are on the eve of war.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-14

The scare, however, blew over. and the
amendments were agreed to.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
The True Grounds or COnndence.

Whence comes that firm reliance, that absolute
undonbtng faith in the efficacy Of Hostettcr's Stom
ach Bitters a remedy for Indigestion. bilious dis
orders intermittent and remitent tevers, which no
toriously prevail in all parts of the United States
This confidence has been grow ing for twenty years
and il still extending. 1t Is not the result Of
dulity; it has not been engendered by any human
device. but is the spontaneous and natural conse-
qucnce OF experience. What people daily going
On under their own eyes they cannot question:
When families in unhealthy districts that resort to
this Wholesome vegetable tonic. as preventative,
escape periodical eyers and their immediate neigh
bpr. who neglect this preraution Frustrated by
the disease. how is it possible tina, tn. phenomenon
should be without its lesson? In like manner when
it L. that obstinate Of Dyspepsia Of liver
com plant, OF constipation. of ne vous weakness.
and Of general debility yield To the operation OF the
famous remedy, how can even incredniity itself
withhold its endorsement? Eye witnesses of the
ss.lutary effects Of the Bitters 10 be found in
cry civilized settlement on this continent. The
thousands npon thousands who their resto-
ration to health and strength, or their preserva
tiOu from sickness to its extraordinary medicinal
properties, are enthusiastic in its praise. The mul
utudes who commend it in u neighborly way tt
the r friends and acquantances "a well as those
who make public their estimate of its virtues ar,
always ready to state their for tine faith tina
IL in them They have all either felt or witnessed
it's beneficial operations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
OUR NEICABoRS.

The Rev. Mr. Robbins was ordained and installed
as pastor OF the Presbyterian Church, at Media,on
Wednesday.
Tuscarora Tribe, o II M, of Chester, have
purchased the old Methodist Church, in the Mid
die Ward, and intend converting 1t into q Red
Mems Hall.
Messrs Morris, Tasker K TO, of Philadelphia
are to be invited to pay visit Of inspection te
Chester, with view of inducing them to selec
that place u site tor their immense iron works
The work on the Columbia and Port Depos
Railroad is progressing very finely. From Octo
raro Creek. six miles up the river, the road il
ready for the rails; the next five miles to Peacf
Bottom nre graded, and a large force of workmel
are now employed OH the line from three mile
above, the friends of the road confidently expec
its completion before the close Of 1873
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
Business Notices.

LUMBER. other day upon close inspection
we we're surprised at the very large and well
selected stock OF Hemlock Spruce, Yellow Pine,
White Pine &c, at Wise x Lanes, south side of
Market street bridge. Builders take notice, as
they have considerable dry under cover, ap9-tf
Go to the Dolly Warden and have ex planned their
novel way Of selling Cigars ~ cigars for fifty cents
and there are FIVE hundred dollars given away with
every thousand punches sold and they do it and sell
best noe cent cigars in 'te city, GIG Market street
One man got eighty cigars for fifty cents.
Cho,ce Seed Potatoes Bresee celebrated
Peerless or No. g. Supply of the above Potato. at
IS cents per peck; & per bushel. The Peerless
was grown by me without manure or fertilizer.
consequently infinitely more valuable for seed =
Production with me 275 pushels per acre
Orders solicited. ID. bU ELL
NRw CASTLE. Feb. l3. 1871 fehl6-2m.
Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest Cofee.-Good
Rio, 2Sc: better, 30c; best strong BE per ft Ex-
ira Maricabo and Lagusyra, 35c; Old Java. 4oc.
Tea-A trial will convince you that our 'oc
and 81 Oolong are the hest in town. finest Japan
sl.20; finest Imperial, l.60, finest Eng Break
fast, &l.40
.Trophy" tomatoes, the best in the market, 20,
for an cans; syrups and molasses cheaper thar
ever. BOWMAN, 4th and Lombard
New crop Usage orange seeu DieeSes w
Peerless potatoes, extra early and Tom Thuml
peas, tomato, egg plant, lettuce &c &c, tor earl
". N. CHANDLER,
feb2l-3m GIL Market st.
Cheap Coat-Stove s575, Nut t475 per 224
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Marke
street Bridge feb2l-tf WIN. }. BKowN.
L. H. Foulk, No. l02 West Second streethas o
hand a fine assortment Of very easy shoes suitab
or ladies and gentlemen advanced III lifc, at 10
prices. Je z.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19

THE FRIGHT AT WAsHINGTON.-The Balti-
more Suns Washington correspondent thus
alludes to the effect of the Cooper Institute
meeting upon the"souls of fearful adversaries'
at the Capitol
The significance of the New York demon
stration Of friday evening against the re-elec-
tion Of President Grant is supported by such
formidable and eminent array of Republicans
that astonishment is excited instead OF ridicule
in administration quarters Some OF the most
sanguine friends OF the Cincinnati Convention
hardly expected that three or four hundred Of
the men foremost in the Republican ranks Of
the State of New York would be found to be
officers of the first mass meeting of the presi-
dental campaign in the Liberal movement;
but such is the fact. With one or two excep-
tions, all the wealthy Republicans in New ! ork
city who subscribed literally four years ago
for the re election of Giant, are now opposed
to him, and they are determined that nothing
shall be lett undone to carry the States of New
York and Pennsylvania against him.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
MICHAEL NcGEARY

MOULD respectfully inform bis friends and the
w pa&1is that he continues TO keep on hand the
argest and hAst assortment Of dentlenmen's Ladies
an1 Boys
New and secondhand ClOahlng
cfths best quality. at H. blS TaanaIi street.
ALSO. his large stock Of Rona<. Shoes and Ladies'
9aitsrs. Of the best STYLE 10 worthy Of attention
fore purchasing elsewhere. A large assortment Of
Bed Clothing, Blankets. Sheets and 3preads con-
0tantly on haAd. He feels confident thSt ~ /. able
70 sell goods lower than any other peisGp H. this
city. Give him call before purch asing sls6Wksre.
him With their patronage.
- Highest cash prices paid Rags, Iron. Brass
oppsr. Glass, link. Lead al goods in hts line
n. .AcGEARY.
Aoe-0 TstAall6 Wilmington. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN OF THE GIpssys

MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN OF THE GIPsRys
"A writer in the London Graphic says:
"The quiet little village of Markham, Norfolk
was the scene few days since of royal and
romantic marriage. Mabel the Queen Of th.
Gipseys, condescended to give her hand in holy
wedlock to young farmer thereabouts of sub
santial means and good connections. This il
the first instance | have read of in which glp
sey chief, whether male or female, consented ol
dared to marry Sassenach. However, III,
friends of the hride,as well az those of the bride
groom, were present, so suppose there is M
loss of caste in the matter. l may add, for th'
information Of the ladies, that. according to thu
reporter who was present "Queen Mabel, wh'
is twenty three years Of age, was dressed in ricl
manve silk, with magnificent veil, and in he
simple but costly jeweIry looked dignifed am
qu.enlv.' Her sister officiated as bridesmaid
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
A VOICE FROM THE PULPIT.

Rev. b. S Frost. Pastor Of the Free Baptist
Church Jonesvile. Vermont writes: Il had sui
fered for many years from Chronic Diarrh9a and
Collie, becoming so much educed that was at times
unable to attend ta my ministerial duties. ! had
been treated by several physicians. both Alopathic
and Homeopathic. but with no permanent results.
While on II visit Scranton. Penna.. experienced
a very severe attack and by the advice Of OF
my friends procured bottle of MIsHLERs HERB
BIrTEss The effect then produced gave promise
Of an ultimate cure, and On my return home | con-
tinued its use. | have taken six bottle and Gu
red. II Is huip q raiuubic remedy.'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
Local Intelligence.

More disagreeable weather, to-day.
Coun I'll held short session, last night.
The DELAWARE GAxxTTE weekly il issued
from this Office, to-day.
George H. MARBLE is building two twO.story
houses ON Apple street.
An undelivcred telegram is at the Western
Union Telegraph ofiico for Steward Hornbur=er.
The large plate glasses for the windows of
Mr. Thomas NJ. Culbert's new stores were put
in their places this morning.
Samuel Springer has on exhibition at his ci-
gar store, in the Commercial Office spear
which was brought from the Sandwich Islands
SALE OF HousEs-Mr Joseph {. Seeds has
sold to VIM. McSorey two two-story brick
houses Oh Belts street, ninth ward, for sl6oe
cash.
CAR SHlPMENTs.-Two passenger cars, and
one mail and baggage car, for the Arkansas
Central Railroad. we're shipped over the Will
mngton Il Reading Railroad this morning.
The committee on grounds, seats, &c, ior
the Sunday School Jubilee, will meet at Ala
Market street, on Saturday evening at eigh
O'Clock for consultation.
w. II. CURRY, Chairman.
MEARIED.--Our people appear to have be-
come wearied with ainusenients. Upon no otn :
er suppOsition can We account for the small au-
dieuce which visited the Opera House du ring
the last night of Mr.. Ovens engagement.
OLD FOLKS CoNCERT.-It is stated that a
number of ladies and gentlemen of this city
have secured the Masonic Temple for the
evening of Thursday, May I'd, on which occa-
sion they will give an Old Folks Concert.
MARINE NEws.-The steamer Mssisss ma
which arrived at the Harlan Il IIollingswortl
Company's wharf, some davs ago, was hauled
into the dry dock this morning for overhauline
and repairs No arrivals We're reported thi:
morning.
FREIGHT IrEMs.-By the P. W. & D. r. R
! Reoeved-Twelve cars OF sundry treights from
Philadelphia fifteen from Baltimore road, and L
from Delaware road.
Forwarded -Four cars of sundry freghts l.
Philadelphia, six to Baltimore road, and seven l.
Delaware road.
POLICE CAsEs.-Two cases of drunkenness
have been dispOsedOf by Mayor Valentine sine
last report fifty cents and costs in each case
There was slight row at Eighth and Mar
ket yesterday afternoon. negro namet
Charles Davis was arrested for being concern
ed in it but on proving that he was the as
, saulted party, he was discharged
DENNIS No. IA despatch was received a
police headquarters, yesterday morning, fro'
Elkton. stating that negro supposed to b.
Bill Dennis had been arrested and confined i
0 Jail there. Officer Heal went to EIkton, bu
t on examination found that the prisoner was
light mulattO, and did not answer to the de:
, scription of Dennis in any respect except siz,
e He was instantly released.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
Valuable Farm for Sale.

The subscriber having deteTn inei TO quit
;i: farming "h.Ls 4 er,sate r sale, lis ; farm
- - niIrs north Of Wilmington. Del CON
tanning abou, eighty two acres oflsnd div ided into
c0Dv en:eht fields, in good state Of cultivation
and ab- ut fifteen ssres OF valuable chestnut tim
=. The impropem MS e"psist at IA new house
built in modern st,le. So feet frat BY 81 feet isrg
and containing fl eel good sized r, oms; good b.
with running wster in tho yard carriage house.
spring hOusc teB,n horse lee house. y, cd arlle.
peach and pear orchards. and y fns gxxpsIy. Which
will produce a barrel uf wine per year. 1t IL also
wi hin one mile of GreeDyiils sintioa on the VII
mington amt Reading kaii-oah. The situation il
one of the mos peassp Ut and dcsrabI in the county
and well calculated tor n "oupuy at Terms easy
sopt15tf T. c. EAlVRE,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
Valuable Farm For Sale.

49, The farm Of Hugh Began. lately decess-
n. ed, adjoining the lands Of j. u. McCul-
XIV loaga. X. Wilson, II. swayne and Others,
Ia and within huodrsd ysr.is OF Sweyns sts-
tion on the Wilmington and Reading r. r., in
ChTls lana Hundred, mics iron v ilini ipgtou,
ed ut private sule This iarm has over 20 acres Of
the hest quality of land is beautifully located,
hss three ~ rings of the lest quality u water :
Possession 20 he given the purchaser imm ediatels
IERMS-One half the pfice IN cash, and the
perty. ~. able At the purchasers ehoice At any
Apply TO MICHAEL HARRTTY,
No llG East s;xth ~ Wilmiuetnn DeI
mar16tf + .',z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
The BARRIERS Prefer DR.. Tutt's Hair Dye.
Sixteen Yesrs eG suceess.

In 1855 the now famous MUSTANG LINZ
MENT was first made known to the public By
All extensive system of advertising. From
that time to the present the demand for II
has been steadily Increasing until II has taken
the lead of all einbrOcatiOns, lotions, Ointments
aud other external remedies, imported or do
mestic. ever introduced into the Americap 2
market. In the most celebrated racing and
tr0tting stables, in the establishments OF stage
and city car companies, and III the stables Of
private gentlemen, 1t Is the only recognized
cure for such diseases Of the horse as require
outward treatment. Nor is it Less valuable as
a local application for some OF the mOet dis
tressing complaints to which man Is subject.
rheumatism, stiffness OF the Joints, neuralgia,
sore throat, tulnOrs, wens. esrache, tOothacbs,
yield 10 its pain.subduing, counter irrtant
properties, and burns, scalds and cuts are heal.
ed with incredible rapidity under its operation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
the PENINSULA,

young chicken with fonr distinct feet and
legs has been on exhibition at the Denton
Cnion Office
Caroline county has seventy four Road Su'
pervisors Some years ago sixteen were con
sdcred sufficient
The wind blew 50 hard on Tuesday that the
fishermen ON the Choptank river were com
PEELED to su spend operations.
There was slight row in Denton on Satur
day night last between a party OF whites and
blacks. The disturbers were promptly arrested
Since the assembling of Court, the mair
street Of Denton has been appropriated as
race course, and the Union protests against 1t
A delegate meeting of the Central Conyoca
ton of the Diocese ct Easton, will he held II
st. Paul Chapel, liillsbOrough, on the 23t
and 24:h iIiStantS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
lnar8-3m
1900 REWARD.
STATE or DELAWARE,

Whereas, WILLIAM pESkIs. gig. kicH,
with having committed the crime OF Rape in the
county Of New Cisile. :nd has esd from justice.
Of Delaware. do offer . reward of Two HUNDRED
DOLLARS, to be paid BY the said state, for ihr
apprehension and delivery Of The .aid WILLIAM
custody of the sheriff at the common Jail of New
Castle county. at any time within twelve months
from the dste hereof, and do hereby request the
Sheriff Of the several counties Of this State their
Deputiss and BaihGs. asd all other Police O6icsre
OF this state to be viGilan! in their effort. to cause
the said william DENNIS aiias Richard Duckery TO
be apprehended and delivered to the said sheriff at
1es.. s'0'fia's In a,u... whereof s.v. her.un,o
(krAE set my hand and caused the Great seal
C~ ofthe State Of Delaware TO be fxsd. s'
of o", nS osy =; sa n sns
enty-two. JAMES PONDER.
By the Governor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
4 Valuable Property at Priysee ssls

The snbscribcr being determined
A0NA to change bpsiuess. offers Tor sale
his fruit and Truck Fa m, situated
r ~ near HIsudywine Springs, contain
ing NINE Acres. be the same more
or less. with two Houses erected thereon. No. CON
talns rooTs With attic: No. tour rooms With stts
good we'll Of water Ut each; frame barn ~ BY "
fs; th hsssns for Eve head e s.oe. corn
smth shop. md y Goundation for a vkeelw right
shop. where there has always been done good
business. the shops being in good and thriving
neighbOrhood. - -
The land is in = high state Of cultivation with
plsnty of fruit. There are INV apple trees FIVE
years old one hundred peach trees % full bearing;
thirty dwarf pear trees hitet Standard pear trees,
S.sI; S.sl;s. 1st.yy Iss sSsSt. t1s
q conv vshieni TO the Wilmington Wcstern K, K.,
and Y schools and place! !a bublic sorship. WIZ
=: ;o.a on p easy terms Posssss,on Immediately 1t
Ror iarthes information call ppop the subscriber
4: VI. MONTGOMERY. New port. Del.
N BIZ mot aid before Thursday. the 18th ~
OF June; lS72 1t will be sold VI public sale. ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19
For. sale.

49, The new AMI elegant BRICK HOUSES.
a. Nos. .SUy ana 3ll West Twelfth street
XIX These houses have just been compleied
IL three. story, with Ii iett side yards NJ fine
large rear yards. They lave all the modern con
niences-with hot and cold wafer. weter closet,
marble tor wash stands bath room. &e.. and " i'll
be sold u bargain.
at the N. W CORNER ot second and King streets
now occunied by JAS. Hains. The store j. Of
the best business locations in the city, ard is now
doing larger grocery trade than any other.
Apply soop to JANE CAksMElL H.
nnYI7tf llu7 Washington sireat.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-19

NOTICE.
~ The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to and from all points
on the line of their road and est Chester.
Express matter sent to Franklin Telegraph office.
No. West Third street. or to their Depot. Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMuen x Seal
delivering agents, will receive prompt attention.
c. STOLZ.
ap6tf 0en'l Sup't W. R. r. X. Co.