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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-17

who do something and are famed for ac-
complaining more than they actually do,
Bartlett SAYS little, and that little in an or
acular way. Whether he concurred In
the opinion expressed by the crowd that
Grant was n dead cock in the pit, i DO,
not know. He certainly did not in words.
l looked into Bartlett countenancc close
~ and earnestly for some expression.
don't believe Bartlett had one about him.
I ihighta well have booked into the face
of old Cake or my little Dckey, ora stone
wall. .,Geoige Wilkes had said some,ldng
touching Chief Justice Chase thap tcs for
Democratic nomination, when tho mys-
tericus Bar lett opened.
."He woit bs nominated, said the
oracle, IA. d tE
WY not2' 1asked. ~ NJ
"Bscause the late elections have salts
fed, as a fow more will confirm, the De-
moc,acy In the belief that they can waC
OF coursc, they want one If their owe
men,n y. - .-a.--~ -
And that man WILDE :
Hoffman" responded my oracular ID. :.
II don't believe it,' said. "The De-
mocracy owes success, il it gets il, to the
abuses and corrup,ions of our organization.
The leaders will not risk losing all by
putting in nomination the head center Of
all the thieves.
Il don know where the opposition is
10 come from
1T will come from the Wcst The
Western Democrats will 20 10 the conven-
ton unanimously in favor Of Western
man--eithor Hendricks or Groesbeck -
and the West can nominate il it viii.
They may start 20 the convention in
that way, but they won't reach Il in that
condition. New York politicians under
stand their business and are not disposed
60 give way. They have the money ~ buy
up dozen conventions if necessary
IL rather Think said, TO the orsculnr
Bartlett 'rhe Democratic stock jobbers Of
New York will find that too heavy con-
tract. There is some money West that
will be forthcoming ut the proper time for
the favorite candidate, be II Hendricks or
Groe~bcckp
Why do you say Groesbeck p
Because so many are saying IL ut this
time and l can see what a formidable can
didaie he would be. His war record is all
right, so that he suits the Disseminated Re-
publicans, and then in the way of talent
he is u head and shoulders above all other.
The Democracy Of New York cannot
afford TO give up the administration, said
George Wilkes, III there is any chance Of
securing It. The millions they have 10
spend depend on stocks, the value Of which
would run down 10 waste paper were the
Democracy Of the We. 90 &c, the power
Rather than even witness, let alone help
on such result they would split the party
AID put the Republicans back in power
"A. they Gid with Seymour
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MAIR DRESSING. LIC.

Mrs. Ada Buck la. established a Lad les
hair dressing saloon, and invites the patron
age Of those who would have their hair
dressed In the neate-t manner and strictly
according 10 the latest style. She is also
prepared TO cut chil1rcn. hair, having
rooms:or tina, purpose, and will vlsi, any
residence in the city on order, for sham.
pooing All kinds Of hair ornament.
manufactured on short notice, hair combcd
etc.
In view Of the approaching school eshi'
billions, holidays, etc, her kill and nppli'
anccs In hair dressing, manufacturing and
cutting should be Ia active request. IIe
place of business is on Commercial avenue
between Ninth and Tenth street..
jeiidlm
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T.he BULLETIN.
HiJE TOE REP mn
vg,yTTYyONY

NIlf q 'N-'
IT any Of our readers have not exam
incd the new constitution and compared 1t
with tl,e ono now In force We urge them
10 do So We know the paper supplies
but drcarv reading that it will consume
valuable time h. compare it with the 9TH
er and deliberate upon its provisions bat
il Is the duty Of every citizen To- make the
necessary sacrifice and inform himself on
,h. important matter.
Here !. tho constitution under which the
State il now governed. and who that looks
lit can fail to see in it defects Of the most
glazing description Unrcs,raincd by its
provisions, the public thieves or the State
have taken possession Of the legislature,
and. openly. in the face of day, are hired
10 induce the Legislators TO rob the people
Of their rights and money. Who does not
know that the Legislature Of Illinois is the
most corrupt legislative body in tho Unit.
ell states IL j. even worse than Con.
gross. And all because the present vom,ti-
tuition allow, the curse Of special legislation
10 run riot in the legislative halls, and has
no curb which can be put upon vcnaliiy
and public robbery.
But look at the new constitution. 1t is
a model instrument, containing provisions
which will protect the peoples purses,
guard their rights and secure them in the
Possession of better laws, better courts 20
administer the laws, and better public scr
wants.
We cannot believe that the effort now
being made u defeat the constitution will
succeed. The people are too wise 90 nj
low the eounscls Of its opponent. 10 pre-
vail with them. What, shall Dcmyrats
vote against an instrument which they
know i nearly as perfect a. human wis.
dom can make it, because il doe. no, con.
tain the word "white? Why what eFtc:
docs the omission O: that word have
Dos the omission give the halo: - tie
negro ia Illinois Who can .ay 500 In.
der the prcen; constitution. IL which he
word white finds a Ir1l.ler; place. tie
negroes Of lllingi. vote Hs9. ,ia-.
since with tie word white i-.r- vi.N Il.
word white cut q the s.1,:.i.u1r. g..
negro viii vote DOS tha omission % Il.
word white give the re--g :he ta'.t
The omission hAs 40 etgcr; -. vAy - e..
other On The '1iF-a-' question. h --..
be moaomaH.4c abll. tie rsg-1-al-.-
luiely crazy o. lie sgl.sc.-zla al.sr.
his woke y D. .aaaynevd sy ;Es :-y is,l-
The omission q ,he ~! -v-.-l Vita
the Fifteenth AIaa-asz. 10 .-r. .ia
convention had 10 r.gls b. r-. .in-
word and, ga!er ,as si--gm-riaco.. -ls-
aets! wisely Wien ;hey omitted ..
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Bay Tho st, Louis Dipattl says tina, the
war between the New York Central and
Eric railroad ,nsgnatcs shows that Illi-
np has no, undertaken To- control the vast
raj road monopolics too soon. True; but
there are citizens of Illinois SO blind to
their own Interests that they propose to
vote again,, the new constitution, the
adoption Of which will put "a check upon
the ability of railroads 10 ride rough shod
over all the interests Of the people and
make themselves dicta,ors of the policy
of the State and owners Of It's legislative
body. Strange bat n fact.
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a SUGGESTION 10 THE CorNCIL.-We
see that Mr.. Hslsoy, of the House of Rep
resentaiives, introduced joint resolution on
the lith inst, granting pieces Of condemn
ed ordinance for a soldiers monument, ut
Quincy, Illinois. We suggest that our
Council follow Mr.. Hslsey's patriotic ex.
ample, and grant pieces of the condemned
police ordinance for like purpose. II is
OF no farther Use to the city, and " its
pieces can be used for monumental pur-
poses, they should no, be allowed tn go to
waste. We might throw in the old piece
of ordnance used on patriotic holidays 10
awaken the echoes.
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SECOND REPRESENTATIVE DIS
TRICT,
CONTEST BETWEEN ,. n. MORAY
ESQ ANDCOL. WYNORG FsSR tn 4
RADICAL NOMlNATlON..MOR AZ
GAINS THE "DOUBTfCL HONOR"

frNholisuurg, June isin, issV
| Editor Cairo Bulletin
DEAR SIR:-l notice In the Vienna
.frtery, of the llth inst, the following
article:
"Ccl. Wymorc was nominated for the
Legislature, on Monday last By the peo-
plo, which statement Il incorrect, n there
was no convention held ON that day, un-
less the editor himself was the people.
believe the irtcry is blind Of an
eye, and must have had the
other shut willis, putting the above REIN
Ell assertion in type. There Was AN cleo
iioa ~ that day 10. al Associate Justice
foF Johnsol county, and Judge Of the
SuTrcnse Court, etc, aai 10 was agreed BY
the candidates that on said day the people
should. by ballot. appoint their delegate.
- nost ~ county convention TO nominate
the Representative Tor the Second Repre-
,eri@..y. district. for the lesi.la;ure, which
some q the psySinc;s did IL compliance
18th he REQUEST q The chairman VI the
q. uvs-:.5r, Nu. \. Locney, .. the 49,
called chairman. The prcCiac;s voted ~
sglgw, >.ugsc-s precirc. ven: 70. Cie
AT Sa.-=s E-ecllc. a-so wet "a lie b.
sy ,.!ils Ia -lsr4Ft y1;iz, ia: LEX
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Bsnks, 'h- riar y Nisslfls..,-.. ,s...
esu-tic ton rae an -ar rier IA v,,-..
70 n thu President o q rfrv .ar-aueIs.
mnn1'r. 'l- 'lui Ia .'.lr ..-s-sue.. ia.
'Ia atel'.t-s.z v..,I .ir -u4usl ..r.
suu'mit,od 10 t..a ,ut l---mttur a.
aat l1.t.d-. -lru. r s..tt-t r- .-
ts s. ag- .- -| "a. Ess --.r ar.a. ...
damn -.rr eng
al s'.e! o.. u.E ..u f .r
H1-lay vls ATTENTION. 20 '.--. Irrr s-lnI
and Do. adviser. o.. '.-s.g. vGa s l....uut-
"l with -lrrsa. si~s .a --.lLsn =. ... .uu
'aai- can ...-- gssr atr, ...r t.-
years ia- '4ifag-7 -er1 -... Hr -raa ed
r"Hfs tasa -"rr -ar ls. s.msu. atzais
81 the Union, f..seet IN s... bod
Ihay have psra.,is,! 'tesa -.--v.. p. TO-
''l'Ir1el -a- Ger. Ears, wien La r.
t"rci taa hE.1l.- a'.gs a...La...-
ous.os a mrHs,r s's-! ~ P- .-s
"rri iH aI.. t.a s..a ,-
"e'e cIca.sI e rot .ana-a s..
'.uplarrruy regarded if NO ytal,.
over The President ,uI h.. raAr., as-.
aimed at-ihe language vas rtIas. a..
them.
Here then, la .pea,ae'et r 90. ,..-.
try to look at \ E.l.aa, rF-.sa.a..
from the Radical state Of N,..arf..st.
rises In hi place IN tan llors. naI pint
ing at the Radical Pro.,lcnt arIt.s E,I.
icsl cabinet denouncc. them a. ln,rg. D.
liberty, and invoke, tho curse ~ G.l a.
rest upon them. "Thcy o4ri, o. L. mum.
hcredi he oTclnilns, "amonr tho damned
forever and ever. Tho curse of Ga
should ret upon them Pipu. Radicals.
hold uP your hands, shocked and acton.
i'hod wall and pray, for you urc finding
each other out and may tho LprI has,
mercy on your souls'
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DO DOCTORS AGREE!

This il u question which has long been
asked and finally answered by all the lead
ing medical men. The question being, ifa
man or woman requires or must take any
stimuant or stimulating tonic, whaa is the
most wholesome, pure and delicious slim
uant or beverage they can drinkY The an
swer from every one is We have carefully
examined aud analysed Warmers Vinum
Vita or the Wine Of Life, and do recon-
mend us the NOSE wholesome, pure and de-
lcous stimulating tonic and advise every
family Ia keep bottle oftho Wine'of Life
in the house. II is suitable for male or fe-
male and is sold everywhere, wit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-17
Innk Al THE nIINNi

Aye, look AT the ruins of what once
were magnificent sets 81 teeth, to be seen
everywhere in society. Look at them,
and ask yourself If it Is not marvellous that
such destruction is permitted, when, by
simply using sozodont any teeth, how
ever fragile, may be preserved from decay
or blemish us long rs life lasts.
"Spaulding's Glue useful in every
house. jel3deodlw
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DOES II MEAN NOt!

Persons indebted ~ the late ilrm OF Rit-
tenbouse X Hanny will appreciate the me-
cessi,y for paying up at tho earliest posi-
bic moment. The books are in the hands
OF Mr.. {. Hanny, successor Of the firm,
and MS 1t |. desirable 10 close up the bust.
ncss within the next thirty days, all per-
sons interested will undorstand the ncces-
sity for promptncss. jei8 G,
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"MAZARlN" BARTLETT.
DON Plat IN NEW YORK.
HE SEES ALL TIE GREAT
MEN AND THE CUnuIOs.
ifiGs GEORGE WILk ~, ROBERT
BONNER, AND "MAZAaIA" BART.
LETT.
lNew York Correspondence Cincinnati Com, !
"aAZAgIs' BARTLETT.

As'fh INlt 'yli'tIOhi'ihi' 'lntlhuall 'bNlf
"mAZARIs' BAKTLrTT.
have heard, for year past, whenever
New York politics came up, the name Of
Bartlett This appeared TO be the cogno-
men of n mysterious man. Wherever u
strange and unexpected combination came
10 light everybody looked shrewd and
said Bartlett. When all the New York
journals of every hue came out with COM
muncations and editorials directed to one
end, one and all said "Remsrkable that's
Bartlett When in the pages of Bonner's
Ledger there appeared u savage attack on
Sam Bowles, laskcd.B owles,wh it meant,
and he saidlt meant Bartlett. And SO on
TO the end of the chapter. ..'.
or course felt curious TO zee and know
this strange man, and yesterday l was
gratitied. While walking along William
street with George Wilkes, We met
the amiable Bonner, and with him stout
gentleman Of medium height clear eye and
brownish red board, who answered 10 tho
name Of Bartlett.
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IN NAAnIbATE.-Prim, the src,,
has" - ~ 'A''hoi get rid Of his throne. liz.
| '-''g , II 10 almost everybody in I'm.
VI, vi anu has hot yet secured a ,ak,r
A,Is,,io ~ proper 10 look ncro,s the
Inv, s,,,, w nave candidate who will
- SUI in'in-iion. b. I. Lincsar, Of
.a'ro' Linegar is Republican candida -
Tor Senator, but he would -. u'''
Spanish King than sena,or ~ p'''''
person which would become Il ,brona -. =, "
man courteous dignihed, elegant gentle.
Hin. D''' s' We have no use for him in
,o o, una under the new constitution h,
W." MOI De Aoie 70 make his salt n, Sen
~, a'O'' sinoe That instrument will wipe ON,
. ',a' ioODy' Therefore, aud consequent
' We "a" 'pA'o i4negaT, and Prim may hny,
nm All hail, King Dayidl
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MusT THEY?-lt is said by some of the
opponents Of the new constitution that
democrats must vote against that instru-
mcnt. Must they? Then Democrat.
must vote agains, an instrument that will
dam up the current Of corruption that il
now flowing through all the department.
Of the State government; must vote
agains, the interests Of the taxpayers !;
must vote in favor Of contract.i olbers.
Spectators, Legislators whose hands may
lie crossed with money, and horde of pub
lie thieves must vote honesty down and
rascaliiy up. lfihai Is The duty Of the
Democrats OF Illinois, we must acknovl-
edge that We have been laboring under
mistake. We thought the duty Of DEM
oc-ats was, in the language Of Capt.
BUu'ty, "ou the contrary, quite the rc-
verse Excuse "; We cant take down
such apill without WY face. Wewont
swallow Il at al, We can't. We won't
t7y. Il Tia; j. the duty u democrats,
drive on the cart. Bot 8; amt and ;hty
who asser: !; :, are Wild political cOl;.,
.sho car j. more Injury v:;h ;heir bel,
than t'A.~.
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was made by Governor Hayes.

$4,000 worth of CLOTHING, FURNISH
mo GOODS, Doors, SHOES, HATS, CARS,
TRUSKs and VALIsss, going oil at sac
riace ut Isaac Walder's, corner Of Sixth
street and Ohio Levee. Now is your
chance to get a good suit at low price.
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An examination /. saiieitod---of what ?
WLy 81, sLoi,.--t .task 81 p,rce go--l.-
cloths. - sinners d,-.tius lnon.. mar.sil-
i.. and ..ik voting. ever oirrl iu the
Cairo market. Call and sr'.
q JOHN ANTRIM. - Ohio l."ycc.
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Meyer, corner Of Twelfth street md
Washington avenue, not only keeps splcn-
did 81. Louis beer, but the purcst of wines
and liquors, and the bes, brands or ciyars.
huc ld om
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ARE you cut "f employment Ii, 20
send Cor The "Thc Greatest Work of the
Age. Therein you viii certainly lind -"m"-
thing that will not only give employment
bat 10y pcrservcrancc lead to fortune. See
adyertl-ement IN this paper. mayls3m
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--Gcntlcmcn, 90 " John Antrim, T3
Ohio Levcc, for all your muslin shirts,
hosiery, underwear and paper collars, and
save nj least 70 per cent from the ordinary
retail prices lie has the best cloth COW
cred paper collar ever offered IN the mar
kct. {.
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WALpER clothicr, corner Of Sixth
street and Ohio lcvee, sells clothing, hats,
caps, boots shoes and furnishing goois,
cheaper by 10 pr cent than any other
house In Cairo. Call and satisfy your.
."lye, befIrc you buy. II
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Ia3- The Fr,e 7raicr saw. that E.p..
hams district Ohio, Is rendered nd h1,
''f protection by the blast-furnaccs. Tn
people Of this district should seriously
consider the demands they make upon the
patience Of their couutrymen. Nine dol.
i r' ton on pig-iron and the oratory Of
sAam are reasons why the secession
n, vac sixteenth Congressional Distric, Of
, @' non the Union should not be on
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Ladies and ehlldrens hair cut to or
der, at the shopor at,heir residence, Leave
orders at the shop Of j. Geo. Steinhousc.
juneldlm.
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WALDERg's CLOTHING Is SUPERIOR 10
AMY READY MADE GOODS IN CAIRO. His
motto is "Quick sales and SMALL rRoE-
ITS. If
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JUST RECEIVED The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't BoddW Nc Hats and caps at
=. Neffs, No. 70 Ohio Levce. E.
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Fifty DAT BoARDERs wanted Mt the st.
Charles Hotel where can be found the
Coolest and most spacious d ming room in
tho city. The table us usual supplied with
tho bcstth market affords. Families and
permanent boardcrs taken during the sum
mcr months at eStrcmeiy iOw rdte,
iunc3dlm.
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WANTS.

tn, m5.iirri,able and restless 81 these
tender ll,,le household bud, are charmed
10 qais, aud sweet r,posc, BY u'iug Mr.
Whi;coub. syrup. ielaiawlw
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Ventilated hats, ia entirely new styles
the most comfortable and delightful hal
ever worn. ut Jno. Antrim.. a.
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bIrEIyfr DErHfIT

2 t.as.rs s'gos 49, psl ~ Ihafs-
zoo. mi ap.'lrat ~ NJ. H. .sn,. a.i b..
'.. s.t4 .nt.r-'. a. nc prssaa; tms f.r
% 20 ~. g h't, FL, 90 r.r.... ~ she r.r-
rig % a.. I',ss' De-. .s.a.le.s - tie
lrr.rsgs' H3E ii ,aarl 4L.gs che Un.,-
f.t ~ -'.rg .aa.,l.y' T. i The .a.I
.. "a HDb.e man l,9a.Is into lie f4rs ~ .
t-eas-.
L.aS s, 'he parirs.t ~ ~. Dickens,
wc.I arranged q. a z atgfr, god .n color
4ll light AL sha.D4. An4 ~ "a liksre.a
Pss!n..,y amazing a iO1kiny-glass could not
r.aler- a.t,er fac-simile. Here w. have the
rial .IUt.ea. man DirkeHs tbearli.t must
have ah4or,ta.,I the .n.arl Boz A. veil ns
The outward before BE- made thr adaiira.
Die representation 81 him. What cheer.
il Intelligence there b. about tho man .
eyes and large forehead The m1uth Is TOO
large and llll to eager aud active perhaps;
Tue smile j. very sweet aud generous. II
Monsieur DC Balzao, thHt y3luminou. nh -
n"snDm.-t could Examine tho head, he
would, no doubt, Interpret every line and
wrinkle 10 IL; tho nose lrin and
well placed the nostris wide and IA VI l.,
a are the nostrils Of all mon Of genius
',hs j. Monsieur dc Balzacs maxim
The past and future, says Jean Paul, are
written IN every countcnance. ! think
we may promise ourselves brilliant future
from this one. There seems no tagging
al got in IT, no sense OF fatigue or conscious
ness Of decaying power. Long mayst
thou Boz reign over the comic kingdom
long may We pay tribute whether of three
pence weekly, or shilling monthly, il
matters not Mighty prince at the i'm
perial feet, Titmarsh, humblost Of the
servants, offers his VOWS Of loyalty, and his
humble tribute Of praise
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You will greatly "miss tiff you don't
buy The Star Shirt at John Antrim, No.
70, Ohio Lcvcc. If.
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"SPOT THEN.

irr Radical majority of Congress, In
uttor disregard OF the Interests &C the Ico.
pie have foi,tcd upon The Internal Rev
cnuc bill the Brssemor steal tarll, in the
face ofthe fact that the establishments for
the manufacture ot steel rails cauno, sup.
ply onc-twcuticth or the demand Refer
ing TO this fact, the Chicago T,'IW says
this action will prevent the use Of steel
rails in this country at all, and will con-
fine American railways 10 a
system, which, in comparison
with the improved tracks which
are coming into use in Europe, may Justly
be styled barbarous. RAILROAD accidents
and high freight, says the 7rfbu,e, 'arc
the logical consequences of this legislative
prohibition on steel rails. when the pco-
pie come to the polls next fall Yet them
diligently spot every member Of Con-
gres- who voted for that cnormity, re-
garllcss # his politics or his professions"
Good We echo the TriJ,mc-spot 'cm
spo, en-, every one.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-17
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