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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK

F0R STATE TAX-COLLEcToR.
CTATE AND COUNTY TAX-C0IIFrT0P
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SoH-ty t~aX-JOuector, at the ensuing March
iT
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FoR MAYOR.-John Johnson, 262; S. P.
Walker. Is; Henry J. Lynn, 3.
FOR WHARFMAsTER.-RObert GoOde,
I57: Mike Pyne, 20; j. Jack Wilson, lis;
Z. A. Levy, Z; J. J.. Butler, 2; steve.
Wilkins, Is; Larry Harmstad, 600; Lena,
5; Louis 4. Normandin, /; scattering, 2.
For TAX CoLLECTOR.-FeliX w. Rob
ertsOn, 292: John II. Bowen, 40.
For ALDERMAN.-. 7. Cartwright, l76j
B. B. Waddell, IA.
COUNClLMEN. Duncan, 2S7; Pepper,
2o2; scattering, 8.
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n part ,hereofn excess Of hny, as follows :

Dsmocr.tio papers in the District will please
cory.
II Is suggested that democratic county conyen.
tons 90 select dele gatc-, lie held on the ~ Mon
day in July.
Let o,cry county scnda iull delegation.
Nv order Of the Democrats Central Comm, e.
JOEL q. MORGAN,
Chairman Dcm. Cen. Com. 18Th Cong. Dis, M
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Eky- Grace Greenwood twits General
Logan on his Whttemore speech, and the
manner in which hs treats the Kings
English. 'In spite Of General Logsns
reiterated opinion, Its no matter wha,
Mr.. Whittemore done with the money
do think il matters exelaims the lady
who then runs OF into womanly defense
Of Whittemore and fusilade Of sly car
casm aimed at Johnny.
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ALEX. u. IRyIS, chm.
l-y The constitutional convention sub

I-y The constitutional convention sub
mit,od To- "a votr Of the people, ~ propo.
sitions separate from the constitution, two
sections, against which, In our "pini.n, the
electors Of Southern Illinois should east
their ballDt,-thc section forbdding mun-
pal corporation to subscribe to the capital
stock Of railroads, and the Illinois Central
railroad section. We believe that, II the
people do 30 desire they should have the
righ, to contribute their money To- railroad
enterprises, aud tina, the majority should
have theright to compel close-isted misers
10 contribute their share, in the shape Of
taxes, TO any enterprise Of general benefit.
The seven per cent. clause Is also oh
lectionable. 1t provides that the seven
per cent paid by the Illinois railroad
shall 70 into the State treasury and be
used only for State purposes. That is to
say, this amount of money which AleXan-
der county and the other counties along
the rond pay in the shape of fares and
ircights, cannot be- distributed TO them by
the legislature, and this in the face Of the
fact, that, in consideration of the seven
per cent the road il relieved Of all kinds
of taxes. II the clause Is defeated, the
road will still have 10 pay the seven per
cent, and the legislature may, in il, discre-
ton. give il 10 the counties vi pay itand
get no return for !, in the shape oftaNe,
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Red Cloud is said to be AZ able and
scholarly poker-pi.yer.
An Indiana gypsy queen sportsa $500
silver tea kettle on her tripod.
"A negro woman has been appointed
postmistress Mt Jackson, Louisiana,
The Earl Of Derby will marry onJuly
9th. Thus the Derby race will be perpet-
uated
The number of cattle going nortbward
from Texas Is enormous, and increasing
daily.
In tho last election in Washington
Territory, fifteen women voted in Thurs
ton county.
--Awatonna, MINI. has an "anti.horsc.
thief association which holds business
meetings.
Charlotte Guillard was the first no,a-
bio female printer. She was In business.
for ffty yesrs--from 1906 10 1856.
-Scversl Of the Indiana State colleges
will have large numbers of young adics
In the Freshman class nextycar.
1t is said that cousin OF Phil. Kcar-
ncy, agraduate of Dublin University. died
In Connecticut poor house last week.
Gen. o Neil is still in Burlington jail
waiting for some one TO 80 bail for fifteen
thousand dollars. Asyet that person ha.
not been found.
"A Petition is being signed at Paris,
asking that the Grand Rabbi lsidore should
DO nominated Senator, dignity 10 which
no dew has ever attained.
"A Clergyman of Connecticut, famous
for the numbers Of people he has married,
is called by a Hartford editor IAN Isaac
Walton in .hc waters Of ma,rimony.'
"A cabbage which bmnchc, out every
year and tcars u great number Of small
cabbages, each about as big as AN orange.
is one Of the attractions u, Los Angeles
Cal.
"A Darish ship lying in Boston harbor
has larg. windmill on board, which il
applied TO working the pumps. /, j. also
adapted t. other work as occasion may re-
quire.
"A barLer in Portland has been arrest
I'd and fined for keeping open on Su nday
A Massachusetts, Judge decided that
shaving was work of necessity, and hence
was lawful Sabbath work.
"A Virginia, Nevada, man got hi.
skull fractured two or three times with IA
brick during street fight, and the local
press delicately refers 10 the afIaira, being
IN controversy with "A friend
--F,ther Uav.cin,be I. -, Mimi,
where he boIds daii, oonc,r"n" -"""t ','i,
Carjinal DolIina.r and,ha Iin,.r pnI WIZ
wbo !, /, said ie,o"Is =" ""so' n,S, Da'I'h,
the ci,izsnsbin az un,;oS'nrd y" " oInf. n,n,
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Two strangers recently staid at II
farmers house at Grundy Centre Iowa.
The next morning one hired the farmer
TO take him 10 Steamboat Rock. During
his absence tho other ran away with hi,
wife and his children.
In view of steamboats, and telegraph
in the Holy Land, n Paris paper asks
"How long Wilt be before a cotte o factory
is established on the banks of the Jordan,
and the echoe, of the hills af Palestine
uWak puel ly the shfill vyhisfla ..f tho iron
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pkT- On Saturday next July %, the
people will be called upon to decide
whether they viii be ruled by rascally
set Of legislative thieves manipulated by
grand corporations, or by representatives
acting under constitution which contains
clause prohibiting special legislation, the
fruitful source Of corruption in Illinois.
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sArE sor 70 ASSUME DEBTS OR LOAN ITS

sATE NoT 70 ASSUME DEBTS OR LOAN ITS
CREDIT
Nothing in the old The State hall
constitution TO pro- never pay, assume,
hibit the LegislatureIor become responsible
from assuming the for the debts or liza
debts Of counties, 'bilities of, or in any
towns aud cities. manner give, loan, or
extend its credit TO,
or in aid of any pub
lie or other corpora
.... ton, association, or
individual.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.
r3sh Comvre..ionsi District.

A Convention Of the Democracy of the 18Th
Congressional District Of lllnois,.will be held at
Metropolis, Massac county, on Thursday the iih
day of August, A. h. is7o, ut noon Of said day to
nominate candidate for Congress, IN which Con.
yention the counties comprising said District VIII
be entitled to one delegate for each 100 votes cast
Tor Horalio Seymour in isos, anl one for each fiar
tlonhl part ihereofi In excess OF ftly. ~ follows.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of the First Senatorial District
Will assemble in convention ~ the city Of Metro
polls, ON Thursiny, the iih day Of August, next,
n ! o'clock pm. for the nomination 81 a candi.
date to represent said District, IN the state senate.
The ratio Of Representation will bc one delegate
Tor every 100 votes cas-, for seymour and Blair At
the last Presidential election, and one delegate for
every ractonnl part thercofn excess ofhfiy votes.
u. fuIIuua.
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lFrom The Address of Democratic Congrcssmen.l

IFTUm the Nddress OF DeinVcrntlc congressman
let there be no dissensions about minor
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Brl5- In his letter in favor Of the new
constitution, GOV. Palmer sets forth the
necessity OF checking the evils incident to
n departure from general legislation, and
in ringing words pictures the fate which
viii come upon nations and States if the
policy be continued. The welfare Of the
whole is overlooked in the interests of the
few and small men who worm themselves
into the legislature through corruption,
There is no political evil SO potent and
patent as our system Of especial legislation.
To break down this is the first duty Of the
people, and they should not give sleep 10
their eyes nor slumber 10 their eyelids
until il be accomplished,
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The Bnlletin.
NEW CONSTITUTION TICKET.
ron al, the propositions ON this Ticket
witch are not marked with Ink or
veuc,I, ans AGAINST all propOsi.
s,on. which are 50 cancelled.

For the New Constitution.
For The section relating to Railroads. IN The Ar.
t,elc entitled corp ,rations.'
r,y the Article entiied "Counties.'
Fnr the Article ontiued Warehouses.
yot three. fnhs vote to remove County Seats.
70, the section relating q the linoi. Central
Railroad
For the section relating to Minority Re,resen.
taton.
For the section relating to Municipal sub-c ip.
tons Ia Railroads and Private Corporatisns.
Fer thesection relating TO the Canal
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pay" THE ELECTION--on the ratif-
cation Of the new constitution, will be
hold ON SATURDAY. next
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CONE AND SEE ME.--If you want bar
gains in clothing and furnishing goods,
corner OF Sixth street and Ohio Lcvee l.
the best place TO buy them.
tf T. WAIDER.
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VINO Cas- YoTEY-Every male citizen
OF flllinois can vote on the question Of the
ratification Of the new constitution, No
one need be registered.
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Read the following from Mr.. Womlle. a promi.
neui hardware merchant of tins city
No, 10 JMarket Square, Norfolk, Va,
ortobor ~, ls63.
lr. I.aHrence-Dese Sir. To the large humber
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ho~koo restored me 10 health
Yours truly,
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~ Why should any good citizen 70
fuse to vote for the new constitution ?
The interests Of the State demand its ratif.
cation and the people must see to it that
the tools Of the rings do not defeat II.
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SALARIES.

NJ tnree JuuBes from tnree 10
seven.
SALARIES.
Supreme Judges Fixes the salary of
fixed at 81, 200, and Supreme Judges at
Of Circuit Judges Az ~, 900 per year, and
$1,000 but the Leg Of Circuit Judges mt
islature has increas- 81, 900 per year until
ed these amounts by fxed by law, and for
violating the consti. bids any change in
tuition. salary during any
Judges term Of Office,
and forbids the Civ
ing OF any perquisitc
or emolument ~ any
Judge other than his
salary allowed by
law.
REVENUE.
None Of these prof. The General As
visions exist In the sembly shall have no
old constitution. power TO release q:
The a m cunt o discharge any coun.
State taxes diverted ty city, or township,
from the State Treas town or district what.
ury and RENTED to ever or the inhabi-
counties, towns, &c, tants thereof. or the
since 1860. IL S2s5, ,-lproperty therein,
996,27 from their or it, pro.
portionate share of
taxes TO DO levied fc-
State purposes, nor
shall com m tation
for such taxes be- au-
thorized in any form
whatever.
All taxes levied for
state purposes shall
be paid into the State
Treasury.
COUNTY rAXEs.
County authoriticsl County authorities
have the right, under shall n"vcr assess tax
the old constitution, les, the aggregate Of
To levy al! the tax which shall exceed
they choose, without seventy-hvc cents per
consulting the peo- one hundred dollars
pie. valuation, excep, for
the payment of in
debtedness existing at
the adoption of this
constitution, unless
authorized by n vote
Of the people Of the
county.
No provision IN County, city, town
the old constitution. ship, school district,
or other municipal
corporations shall not
be allowed to become
Indebted In any man
liner, or for any pur-
pose, 10 an amount
including existing in
debtedncss, in the ag-
gregatc exceeding q
per centum on tho
va, Nc Of tho taxable
property thereon, to
be ascertained by the
State and county
taxes previous 10 the
incurring of said n-
dcbtedness.
Fees, all Of which Provide. for the
go to the ofhcer. payment of salary
TO County Clerks, Re
corders, etc, instead
of the fees now nj
lowed by law, and
provides for the pay
ment of the surplus
fees into the County
Treasury
EDUCATION.
No provision is The General As
made Tor education sembly shall provide
"a the old constitu- Il thorough and eff
lion cient system OF free
schools, whereby all
the children Of the
State may receive u
good common edu-
cation.
No provision Forbids taking
money from the
Treasury raised by
taxes on tho people
and appropriating it
for the support Of
sectional schools or
any other sectarian
purposes.
RAILROADS.
No provision onl Railroad companies
this subject in the|organized or doing
old constitution, business ia this State
to keep an office for
transfer o; stock and
Of assets and liabili-
ties, etc. Books open
to the public, and to
make such report to
the Auditor as may
DO required by law.
Rolling stock declar-
ed personal property.
Railroads are for
hidden TO consolidate
with competing
line.
A majority Of the |
Directors of railroads
incorporated under
this States laws to |
reside in the State.
General Assembly
70 hx maximum rates
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-30

How many housewives arc there who
have experienced thc difilculty of obtain
ng good vinegar. Read the advertise
ment of W. II. Bishop in this paper.
my25daw3m
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JUST REoEIvED.- The Shoe Fly Elliot
and Don't Bodder Me Hats and caps At
+. Nea's, No 70 Ohio Levee.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO GAILEOAps
FrTunE AMKNpMENTs.

Amendments that That future amend
receive the vote of mcnts to the consti-
two-thirds Of oil the tuition, IL voted for by
members Of the two-thirds of all the
General Assembly, members Of each
then are published House Of the General
three months, then Assembly, may be
passed by the next submitted to the peo.
General Assembly, pie, TO be adopted or
shall be submitted rejected at the next
TO the people, and iflclection.
"a majority of all
votes cast for MON.
bers Of the House of
Representatives are
in favor Of the pro-
posed amendment, il
shall become part of
the constitution.
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REMEMBER, the election on next sat
urday.
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APrROPRIAIInNs.
SPECIAL LEGIsLATIoS.

nder the old con-
slitution the I.egisla.
turn has for many
sessions spen, the
larger part Of its time
in passing pricate
and spoeiai laws for
The benefit ofindivid-
uals or corporations
The special laws av-
erage nearly eigh,
times rs much print
ed inatteras tho gem
eral laws ofthe State,
nj the same session
The cost TO the
State Of printing aud
4
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Ers"A National Democratic Committee
has been appointed hy the Democratic
Congressman, at Washington. It i. COM
posed of the following memhers:
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THE OLD AND THE NEW.
The rwo constitutions Con,r.s,ed.

Hon. II. W. Wells, member Of the con-
vention from Peoria County, has prepared
the following comparisons of some of tho
prominent features Of the new constitution
with the old which will show the readers
at glance the essential points Inference.
OLD CONSTITUTION. NEW CONSTITUTION.
BOUNDARIES.
Same as the old
BILL OF RIGHTS.
The old does not No person shall be
contain these provis- denied any civil or
ions. With these political right, privil-
exceptions they are egc or capacity on ac-
substantially the count Of his religious
same. opinions. Grand Ju-
ries may be abolished
by law when bet
ter system is devised).
The fec of land
taken for railroad
tracks shall remain
with the owner, sub
ject only to tho use
for which IL Is taken.
No irrevocable
grant Of special priv
ileges shall be passed.
ELIoBILIrY OATH.
No provision. No person who h rs
been, or hereafter
shall be, convicted Of
bribery perjury, or
other infamous crime,
shall be eligible 10 the
General Assembly, or
10 any Office Of profit
or trust in this State.
Members of the
Legislature required
To take an oath that
they h ~ not paid
any bribe Ia secure
their election, and
No provision on that they will not ac-
this subject. ccpt any gift or bribe
for any vote or inlu-
'once they may giyJ
or Withhold for any ole
,dcial act.
APPoRTIosMEST.
An arbitrary ar Legislative ana
rapgement Of the ter Senatorial Districts
ri,ory Of the State to be apportioned ac-
into districts, and no'cording 10 pop
provision against lulation, and all
making the districts counties having
10 suit any political ,hrcc-nrths Of ratio,
party who may be in entitled TO one or
power No provis. more Representa-
ions against gerry tives Amps" rrc,
mnudsring. vision against politi-
cal gerrymdndcriHg.
Minority represcn-
tation submitted in u
separate article.
APPROPRIATIONS.
No provision on No appropriation
this subject. Of money allowed in
Under the old con- any private law and
stitution the Lcgisla- bills making nppro-
turc were in the pr,ations for the pay
habit Of making ap-of any officer shall
preparations by law, not contain any other
and then dycrting provision.
them 10 some other No money allowed
object by Joint reso- 10 be drawn from the
luton on which no State Treasury except
ayes or nay. wcrclin pursuance oi law,
taken nnd no money al
(. lowed 10 be diverted,
when once appropri-
ated, 10y any joint CT
separate resolution.
SPECIAL LEGISLATION.
inder the old con- The new constitu-
stitution the I.egisla- ton cuts up all spec
tar" has for many al Legislation by the
sessions spent the roots.
larger part ofils time The cost of print
in passing pricate ing private laws, thus
and spcciai laws for saved, will amount
the benefit ofindivid..,o large item.
uals or corporations.
The special laws ay-
orage nearly egh,
times rs much print
cd inntteras the gen
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Eugcne Cassery, Cal Boyd Winchester, Ky.
John u. stockton, y. j. Z. \. sharp, Tenn.
Vim. II Bnrnum, CT. Erastus Wells, Mo.
n. W. Slocum, NY. Chas. A. Eldiidge, Wis.
John T. Bird, N. J. T.. VI. Wilson, Minn.
sam. j. Randall, Pa. JAS. :. smith, oregon.
Benz. r. Briggs, Del. JAS. A. Johnson, Cal.
Frederick stone, Md. A.A &. Rogers, Ark
Jno. W. Johnston, Va. Jno. &. Conner, Texas.
Francis r.. Sliabcr, n. G. y. VI. B. Young, Ga.
i. Van Trump, .. Not selected, Ala.
WIN. T.. Niblark, Ind. Adolfe Bailey, La.
A q. Burr III,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-30

SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dspcn-
sary, headed Book for the million--Mar-
riage Guidc--in another column. ltshould
be- read by all. ml2dSwtf.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1870-06-30

County authorities
have the right, under
the old constitution,
to levy Nil the tax
they choose, withou,
consulting the peo-
pie.