All elections by ihc Legislature to bo
viva voce. o law to take ellect till cir
culated in the several counties. No lot
tery, or sale of lottery ihkets to be allow
ed. In trials for libel, the truth to be
given iu evidence, and if it appears to have
been published with good motives, and
for justifiable ends, the party to be acquit
ted (die jury to he (he judge of the law
and the fact.) A plurality of votes to
elect Stale officers, &c.
Amendments to the Constitution aro to
be made by one General Assembly pro
posing them, a scconu General Assembly
approving them, and a majority of tbo vo
ters accepting them. To revise the Con
stitution, tho General Assembly, (by a
two thirds vote,) recommends, and a ma
jority of the voters approves, the holding
of a Convention, lo perform such rovis-
ion.
IViflE.'VEAI..
MARRIED On Thursday evening, in th is
place, by the Kev. K. Mears, Aisom Woonnerr,
Esq,, Postmaster nt this place, to Mis lizj-
u.th uchoitt, alio ol Ultawa.
Wo were there in propria persona, and know
that matters were done up just right. With our
whole heart we wish the happy couplo all sort
of fine time through life's journey. For the
young bride we ci:n bear witness that, although
she has never been much engaged about post of
fices, she has displayed a remarkable skill in at-
ton-thm the. mult.
DIED At Marseilles, in this county, on tho
1 llh inst., Da-i n J:n .i i nos, aged 40 years.
Iiy the Governor of the State of Illinois.
A FIIOCLAMATION.
