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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-22
OH 8nl1etin.
sTHENEW CONSTITUTION.
FORM OF THE BALLOT.

from The Springfield RegisterI
Al an election TO be held ON Saturday
the ID Of July, 1870, the new constitution
provides that the ballots shall be in III,
following form;
SEw CONSTITUTION TICKET.
FOR all the propositions on this ticket
which are not cancelled with ink or pep.
ciI' and against all propositions which are
so cancelled. f#'
For the new constitution.
FOR The sections relating to railroads in
the articles entitled corporations.
For the article entitled counties.
For the article entitled warehouses.
fof three-tiths vote a. remove county
seats. .a.. ''
For the section relating 10 the Jllinoi.
Central Railroad.
for The section relating to minority rep.
rrsentation.
FOR the section relating 10 municip.l
subscriptions to railroads or private cor
purations
For the section relating to the canal.
a voter who desires 10 cnst bis vote f,r
The new constitution and for each article as
separately submitted, put, his ballot in the
o'A without marking out either or any
part OF the ticket The voter Directing
I" c'ther the new constitution ~ whole,
or I" any one OF the separate articles. sig.
nlhc. such objection by striking out the
particular article or section ~ which he 4,
opposed. And he who is opposed TO tho |
whole strikes ont each limo and hi. vote il |
counted against the whole.
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ao"s q" Year Children III. Great
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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captssin's Letter and
the Letter from lli. Mother:

Benton Barracks. Mo-, April N. Isss.
Oh JOHN ~ i.L-bear Sir; Rnoxinp IN. -r, .
.Mh.y OF your sarsparilla, aud the healing ami
oensn.hi qualities ~ Possesses, 1 send Won m.
'o.owhk statement OF my casei
iwhs wounded about two years aeo-vas taken
Pthon"f anu confined Ter sixteen months, B.lny
noNcn 30 "ften. my wounds have not heale.l vel
ha'"ho SAT np Amomsnt since 4 sas wound..i.
ihnI shoi through the hips. My general health
- impaired, aud need something 70 assist bs.
,ule, nave mort faith IN your saIsApaTtls than
~ any 'hlns else. ! wlsi that THAI i gennins
ohlig. CAPT q. P IoHNsoN ""'
The following was written April 50, isss.
soni
bh, Join BVLI,-Dear Sir. Ny husband, In.
" =, 'nhht"n, was skillnli surgeon and phy.ie
nan " central New York. where be d,ed, leaving
W" s'ott 4, l., johnson IA my care, Al thirteen
year OF age he had chrome disrrhea and
set"in,a ivf which ! gave hun your sarsapariila,
~ CURED HIM; 2 nave tor len years recon-.
iehueh u 10 many ia New York. ohio and Iowa
,oI s't"iula. fever sores. anr general debility
i"Ii"'t success has attended Il IAs o.rss seesf,g
~ so~s ",sss ~ sossjsa $50 fs,a ss,s aima,
NNssA.sAs. aii very anxious Tor NY suL 10 asaiu
rave recourse Ia your ~arsaparills, lie u q sr0I
OF geulhg a spurious article, hence hir whiting a.
you Tor H. HIS wounds we're terrible, but 4 h.
''"" ne will recover. Respectfully,
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10 Ton Want

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II Lnus. No. --zsiydau
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NOTICES.
objection NOTICE.

-
Notice - hereby given That q special election
Viii held IN the coy OF caiIo, Illinois, gu Mon
,bg, The ipth day Of Way, next, A. II Is7U, nj IA,
usual voting pnres IN SAID city, via For the First
Ward NJ tue tallliing on the south corner of
-tNih street and Washington avenue; for the
Second Ward AZ the Arab Fire Ccinpan,'s In.
Sng H9nse, for lhe Thti Wml &C TIE Office Of
H!hn Shannessv, and for the Fourth Ward
al sis colrt House. 10 ascertain the wishes
pi the VOTERS Of said city, ~ 90 a subscription or
rnrclass by said city 81 shares the capital stock
" Kentucky, lathe amount Of sos oDO, said sub
serlption or Purchase TO he paid tor IN bonds of
sad hltyot CAIRO, failing hur twenty i've years
merthe date thereof, bearing interest az the rate
~ aishI per cent per annunl, sad bonds a. he dee
NNtred 10 said Company In instruments of so, OuD
each, as soon as each section OF h ye miles OF sald
road shall have been completed, the iron laid and
really Tor the cars to run thereon, and the stock
Ia be received from said Company to lie sold to
and re-conyeyed 10 said COMPANY 10y said City,
as received at price not % exceed five por cent
81 The par value thereof, work on said road to he
commenced within ak months from the time the
subscription - yoed, and TO be- completed within
eighteen monins thereafter. At said election the
ballots cast tor SAID subscription nun, base hall
have the words "For su6sef ption' written or
printed ihereon, AMI vi The ballots cast against
SAID subscription or purchase shall haye the
words against Subscription written or printed
thereon, The polls al SAID election vii he
opened ut eight osioek a. ~, oi SAID day, and
closed al six o'clock T. NJ
Notice II also hereby given thai on the said 3Oth
day OF May. an election will he held for the lur.
pose OF cleetiiig member of the Select Council
IRON ue cily 40 Large to MI the Vacancy occa-
stoned ny the designation of q u. williamson
said election 10 be held at the following places
va; FIRST Ward IN the building ON the southeast
corner OF sixth street and Washington avenue,
second Ward ~ the Engine House of ,he Arab
fire company, Ihird Ward at the office OF Bryai
sshannessy, and the Fourth Ward Al the Comt
HOUSE, o'0o trh il.I1 JOHN BROWN,
cairo, Illinois, April ~. is7o.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-22

Z" nearly one hundred receipts fof making branl,
III hinhs Of Vine, Gin. Ale. beer. Cordial. So.
"n'n c'isr. snd much other useful information
iho-e dealing Va 90 msnufsctgting any pf the
"'e, esther or the trade or home use.
''ni ~ mail. free Of postage, Tor ~ cents. Al.
tree, a. y. NORMANDY, sDi Market street.
-l. Lo'ii-. No sagf l,isv
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BatelseiOr's Ilaiv Dye.

nv h'sf ~ rHs ~"EiD-sloes not contain lcaI.-
80 duiol o. -"ns 10 IsfalyD ID. system or pro-
duo" death " - perfectly humle ss--r.Iiniis >
instantaneous. Avoid the Wanted and delu-ye
preparation. iins''iHg y'rne. they la not poa,c.s,
Z You would escape the danger The genuine
". Bachelors Hat Dye Ia. thirty Year, rep
uiaiion 20 uphold IT. Integrity -ald hy Drug.
N''.. Applied al 10 Bony street. s. y.
poY2td&sy
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= HooL for the Miiiiau.
MARRIAGE At |, I ' : r1.,.
AOIOEs fici, o

u-'ui - marry, "a 90" physiological uny-ioucs
ud rrYcl uions Of the sexual system with the
latest discoveries ia producing ani pro,out.ug
or.Prng. how {" presery" the compl' son, ete.
Thl- j. an interesting work Of TOO hundred
snd ,.eniy -four pages, VITA numerous chgrs.
'inrs, sHi contains valuable Information for those
Who are married ar contemplate marriage, siill u
be- IL book that ought e. be- sept under lock aud
hsy, and not lad ,aTele-lys about the house,
seat 10 any one me" "i po-iag"l for Finy cents
AddToss 10. Butts. pspcnsary, No. " North
k,gLth street. ~ Louis. Mo.
Hs-NuIiCE IL THE AFFLICTED ASp IN
fukfUNAiE ga Before applying a. the no.
tor,ous sSaeks who advertise IN public papers, or
uslng any xsael 's@sd..s, peru" pr Butts work,
40 matter what your disease ", or how depior,ble
sour condition.
hr huu. eau he consulted, personally or by
h,aii, sG the diseases mentioned In hi- works
',diee, M. ~ North Eighth street, between Mar.
k'i and Che-nut, ~. Lonis Mo scsTivdaw
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Prepared by DIR. JOHN BULL st
MS MS i'S9orstory, Fifth Street. Louis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26

WEpIoCK RAItnoAp TRAM DOWN SOUrH.-h
youthful runaway couple rom Troy. Aia;. we as
joined in wedlock In this city yesterday. ihsy me
road from Troy OF immense benefit 70 tnosc Wv
contemplate matrimony without parental , ns
We happened TO be IN Justice Charles Co.s "a sha
Office yesterday morning when ne periorInseorn s'N
ceremony over two Russell county AlaosAasA'AH
' kS0tifn0lN fSy.l san Non, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26

Civzlng ideas been 80 successful IN their EVIL
arts that they have stamped out OF Englishmen all
originality and spirtf II seems 40. And. like the
hero who sighed for other worlds to conquer this
trinity have directed vigorous attacks against our
selves. "Americans are, as we all know, lovers Of
humanity y IL the latest malicious cackie OF Satur.
day journal which generally writes Ia hap-hazard
way. ALWAYS viruent and mean; and soon the whole
swinous tribe OF the lesser gats OF bohemian, 'slap-
dashr ana erratic literature Will nurl their AMI
madyersions against us with the above latest gibe
uttered by the pernicious Saturday Journal.
But we Americans. fond OF looking at ancient
England with favorable eyes, II we are let alone,
Will be large minded enough not 10 heed these BIAS
phemons sneers at righteous purposes ana n0biesC
aims OF humanity. ana would commend ia iriendy
spirit every British capitalist TO continue the race In
commercial enterprise featly begun between
America and England. and, above all means 10 push
on the lndo-EnroDean Railway, that It may rebound
10 the glory OF their name and the success OF their
cpu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26

Senator TrumDull approves General Grants ad-
ministration. The Senator was nursed as the
leader OF the proposed revenue reform party.
The Amador (Cafornia) Ledger republican, pre-
fars John Currey AS gubernatorial candidate.
Senator Maclay OF Santa Clara, has aspirations for
Lieutenant Governor on the democratic ticket and
Manuel Torres d native Of California, mas strong
hopes Of being the nominee for State Treasurer on
the same slde
The San Francisco Pioneer twoman's suffrage
organ) endorses Philip A. Roach as the "most popu.
lar" candidate among the democrats. The contest
Is likely TO be decided on election day, II we may
adopt a familiar quotation, Sans peu', Roach
Aarsn +. Perry. or Cincinnati, is ADDED to the list
OF aspirants the radical side OF the house Tor
United States senator from Ohio, In place OF John
Sherman.
The Speaker OF the Pennsylvania Senate has or
dered an election to be held In the First Senatorial
district embracing part OF the city OF Philadelphia,
OH the 10Th of December to elect senator to supply
the vacancy caused by the death or Senator Watt.
As the majority In the Senate will depend on the
result Of this election, it Will be warmly contested
The Border, Times, OF Weston, Platte county, No.,
hosts the Of y. Gratz Brown FOR the Presidency
In 1872
Election Ia North Carolina to-day to fill vacancy
In the Fourth Congressional district for the Forty.
first Congress Joseph Holden is the republican and
John W. Manning, Jr The democratic candidate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Delaware to Go Ont Of Commission-Ex-
animation Of Midslipmen for Promotion
Movements of Officers and ships.
The frigate Delaware, Commander Earl English
flying the dag OF Vice Admiral Rowan, yesterday
discharged her powder and shell ana will to-day
proceed TO the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Her stores
viii be removed at once and when the work is COM
peted the ship will be put out OF commission after
. cruise OF more THAI three years in o trying
climate.
The Board OF Examiners sitting at the Naval
School, Annapolis, to examine midshipmen for pro-
motion TO the rank OF ensign have completed tncir
aboIs The standard of proficiency was placed
high, and the examination was. conducted with
strictness though with the greatest fairness.
Nearly two-thirds OF the class failed to come up 10
the standard nxed by the Board, and consequently
failed 10 pass. Promotion In thesecases Is postponed
until another yearly examination comes around,
when, II found qualified, the mldshipmen will be
promoted. As there seems TO be an inclination on
the part Of Congress to cut down the number OF OH
GERS In the higher grades 1t Is perhaps as well that
order that only the best officers may be advanced In
the lower grades which Will In time save Con-
gress the trouble OF interfering. In the olden
times mdshipmen regarded themselves extremely
fortunate If they were promoted to the grade OF
passed mdshpmen after six or eight years service.
Promotion Is more rapid now, and, perhaps, not too
rapid: but IL Is Just as well that the young officers
prove themselves competent In the lower grades
before they are elevated to those higher.
OF Examiners which has just adjourned, Will
be ordered 10 assemble again to give the young gen.
tlemen another chance and II they fail to satisfy
the Board Of their proficiency they win be put back
one year.
The following officers have been detached from
the Marine Barracks Brooklyn. ordered 10 other
stations:--
Captain H. D. Lowry. to Philadelphia.
= First LeutenantS Lyman z. French, 10 Boston;
Frank ID. Webster, to Portsmouth.
First Lieutenants BENJAMIN r. Russell, to Wash
ingt0n; Stephen w. lluackenbush, TO Norfolk; Ed
ward McUanley, to Washington.
Chief Engineer Clark Fisher has reported at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard for duty connected with ex-
periments In steam.
The gunb0at Pawnee. WHOSE machinery and boil
ers have been removed, sails about the middle Of
December from the Norfolk Navy Yard, for Key
West where she il TO be used as hospital Ship
Lieutenant Commander Dewitt g. Kells has been de-
tached from the receiving ship Vermont and or
dered TO assume command Of her. The corvette
severn will tow her To Key West
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
Politics i'm New Hampshire.

The Lancaster IN. H. Republican says the ques-'
ton OF who shall be the next republican candidate
for Governor is exciting some attention In political
circles, though not 50 much as is usual at time so
near the date OF assembling the nominating conven
tlOn Several gentlemen OF high character and great
ability are named for the position and any OF them
would doubtless do honor to the position and great
service TO the State. But with all respect for these
aspirants we doubt whether the State afford to
lose the service OF so able nancer as the present
Governor, Mr.. Stearns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
Political Contest in Utah.

II is stated that General George b. Maxwell, the
Gentle candidate for Congress from Utah Territory.
who was defeated by the Mormon (William ii.
Hooper,, does not propose to let the matter rest
where IL is. Maxwell Is u profound hater OF the
Mormon ideas OF p0lygamy and union Of Church and
State. and, being lawyer by profession proposes
contest for the seat claimed by Hooper. Congress
will have a nice question to decide when Maxwell
VS.. Hooper reached. The decision viii involve
the question OF how far citizen OF the United States
becomes disqualified from holding Office by the
practice OF pOygamy, in violation Of law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
THE DOCK DEPARTMENT.

rhe Commissioners OF the Department of Docks
held their regular weekly meeting yesterday.
The petition OF IL. Hastorf TO erect platform foot
Of sixty second street, East river, was granted pro-
vidcd he pays 500 yearly rent
The petition OF the Harlem and New York Naviga
ton Company to erect building south side Of 13Oh
street, Harlem river, was granted during pleasure
OF Board.
Pier No 80 East river was ordered to be widened
provided the Lorlllard steamship Company pay
$1,000 addilionai rent per annum.
The slips between piers NOS. and and between
piers Nos. and East river were ordered To be
dredged seven feet al low water al bukhead fifteen
feet at END Of pier.
The owners Of pier No. 3 were ordered 20 drcdge
the slip adjoining The pier 10 same depth as above
Tho owners OF the eastern half of pier % were
dered to dredgs, Department OF Docks to pay one
third OF expense. hi 4A
la relation To the application of Courtland Palmer
for permission to buiid bulkhead on his property,
between l25th and 127tn streets, Harlem river the
department cannot at present consent 10 grant the
permission, owing to their surveys and plans not
! being completed. Numerous applications for per-
mis- for different structures piers ana bnlkheads
were received aud referred to Executive Committee.
| VERY HARDENED SISNER.-wilson. the mnr-
| derer OF Warden Willard. has written letter to
jaior Fem, OF Hartford III which he tells why he
gave up his attempt to sarve himself to death. He
| says:--.f you would make an estimate oil your
probable income for the next year you must NOT in
cude fee for tie hanging Of James Wilson, for that
| - souethiiS you Will never Scb Not tudt " WOulu
be any pleasure TO cheat you out OF anticipated pro-
! fits but there those who would consider IL a
70 ses peck broken but a' ns IS aa st
death without a trial. and ii was fairly tried and
condemned, would never allowed any one the sat
| slaction OF seeing me hanged. The constitution oil
| Connecticut says must be tried by an impartial
jury. My jury stated under oath That they not
impartial; hence the verdict and the sentence based
| upon 1t Is null and void. But the ruling OF the
judge-Ietusng TO allow me TO show the pr0voca-
ton that caused the alleged murder rendered botn
ytrs and "a lie Inn
| fast was not broken because ] was hungry haC
passed that place-but because got new idea, ant
| such one us would never nave been born OF = Jul
stomach. When man has tasted nine days tht
prossness OF his natural condition Is worked on bi
brain then either gets fuddled he things will
spiritual clearness 2eyoNa the ken OF aensua
mortAlaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26
EUROPEAN RAILWAY.

Rap:d Revolution Of The WOrld---The
Impulse from Asia 10 the AntlpOdes.
Great Britain Dozy Over the Great
Enterprises THse Pacific Rail-
road and Suez Canal.
Vle EuphrateS Valley Railroad Survey in tie
Time OF William the rgurth.
Vast Projects-across Europe to Con.
stantinople and Thence to India.
Routes, Difficulties Of Nature. Means of
Work and Calculation Of Profits.
Stephenson's Pian--From London to the
Bosphorus, Asia Iinor, tie Per-
sian Gulf and India.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-26

European portion or 2.157 miles, at thrtynve miles
an hour. In sixtyone hours and twenty minutes; the
in l28 nOuisl or in round days eight; add twenty.
feur hours stoppages and you have nine days for the
total distance from London to BcnDay. Out or the
Vidin, III itoumelia may be said to be completed
nay since they are actually at work between Temes-
not say that the entire European line Is ready
Then we have 2I57 miles OF the line accounted for.
pleled and contracted for, A9i miles being in
ming order. sl2 niles contracted There thus re.
Eosphor,s ana Kurrachee--to be constructed.
CASH ESTIMATES.
The cost OF the line fairly calculated would amount
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-17
Mexican Rnchnnnn.

The following sketch of this great ira
gedian now performing at Schaefer's Opera
House, will be of interest to our readers 4:
Mr.. Buchanan was born in Philauel-
phis, February 2Sth, 1928 Is the son of
Paymaster Buchanan, I. S. Navy, nephew
of Admiral Buchanan, of the late rebel
navy, who commanded the Merrimac in
the Hampton Roads Monitor Battle, is
the grandson of Thomas Mexican, one of
the signers of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, and is connected with many officers
in our army and navy, the family having
been identified with the government in
many of its departments since its forma-
ton. The traged;an was himself an Of
hcer IN the navy appointed by President
Jackson in 1885, sailed under Commodore
Dallas, Of the West India Squadron, re-
signed his commission in 1910, became q
merchant at New Orleans, continued his
business there, largely engaged in sugar
and other products, until 1850, was always
infatuated with . love for the dramatic
art, built a large private theatre at New
Orleans, conducted 1t with the greatest
success for three years, ~relinquished his
mel cantile position and became an actor
in January, 1850. He has since then per-
formed with the greatest success in all the
principal theatres throughout the world
where the English language is spoken
has been considered one among the fore
most in his profession for many years in
Great Britain and America; andis now
visiting some Of the smaller cities previous
to another and last professional visit tc
Europe. Mr.. BIS success has enabled
him to re. ire. but an enthusiasm for hi:
art keeps him still on the stage, he anc
Nj. Forrest are the only living repIesen,
tatiyes Of the old school of heavy TRACE,
dams in either hemisphere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-11-17
The Railroad.

The Pittsburgh Commercial last week,
contained the proceedings Of the Chicago
Board of Trade, wherein a preference was
expressed for the proposed Baltimore,
Pittsburgh and Chicago Railroad that is
projected through Akron, and the state
.ment of a Chicago paper, tnat the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad had accepted that
line. Editorially, however, the CONNER
eiaL set that matter right. 1t stated the
fact that the Baltimore and Ohio Road
he'd not rendered a decision on the ques-
ton, and that it would not decide before
about the 10th of December.
1t will be necessary for the people in
this section at once to procure subscrip-
tions to what may be considered a suffi :
cient amount Of stock if they would Sc
cure the location Of the road. The 10th
of December will be here very soon, and
then, if our people have not subscribed
enough stock, the road may take another
direction.