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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-05-06

RAILROAD FANoTEs.-In reply to an arti-
Gle few days since, our good friend of the
Scioto Gazette says:
"Ralroad distances, friend Weaver, are
not merely lineal and, when you take grad
tents and curves into the account, is is be-
lievedthe line we spake ofwill have greatly
the advantage in running time, by which diff
ferences in distances on railways are proper
ily measured,over every other"
AS tits well understood that we have the
advantage in lineal measure, grades, and
curvatures,we can only admit that our neigh
bors will have one "advantage in running
time;" their road will enable these who are
fond of railroad travelling to enjoy them
selves for longer time.
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Extreme Illness Of Mr. CLAW.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Henry Clay is sink
ing, and will not probably live three days
Family sent for.
Second DeYatch--Thc Republic this morn
ing states that Mr.. Clay'S illness has assum-
ed more violent type, and his most sam
guine friends have abandoned all hopes of
his recovery. On Friday night he was much
troubled with cough which has since in
creased. He is evidently not far distant
from his end
Charles Andrews, member of Congress
from Maine,is dead
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DEATH ACCELERATED BY AN ORGAN GRIN
DER.--A little child of Mr.. L. L. Bicknell, of
Silverst Boston, ,diedvery singularly day or
two since. 1t had been dangerously i'll of
typhoid fever for some days. The fever had
just turned, and the little one was more CON-
Portable, and strong hopes were entertained
that it might survive, when suddenly an or
gan-grinder struck up tune directly in front
OF the house. Ina moment the child sunk
back and died. The sudden alarm caused
by the noise of the organ was undoubtedly
the canse Of the child's DEATH
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Ne,o GoodS.-We would call the atten-
ton of the reader to the advertisement of
Messrs. Renmund and Martin.
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Nntice in Partition.

NOTICE is hereby given to William +. Tabler, Of
~ Fairfield county, Ohio, and TO William B. Davis
and his wife Rebecca Davis. of Perry county. Ohio,
that John +. Wiseman and William T. Wseman, mi
nors under the age of 81 years, by Joseph G. Wise.
man, their legal Guardian and Sarah L. Wseman and
Araminta S. WiSeman. have filed theI petition a.
gainst them in the court of common pleas Of Fairfield
county Ohio, praying for the partition Of the North
west Quarter Of Section No. %, in Township No l6,
of Range NoS In said Fairfield county subject TO the
right OF dover in the whole of said Quarter section
heretofore assigned to Susannah Manley, widow Of
John Manley deceased so that one-sixth part may be
set apart to the petitioners leach one twenty fourth
part) in severaty-Ons-sixth part 10 said William b.
Davis and Rebecca his vii and the remaining two
thirds part to the defendant Villa Tabler. Which
petition win stand for hearing before said court the
l7th day Of May next.
II. II HUNTER, Attorney for Petitioners
March IL, 1852 S3,5O 6w45
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LIQUORS.

A Casks Brandy. 2 do London Brown Stout, Wines
4 Of all kinds, Old RyeWhiskeySc just received al
July 81 G. KAUFMAN 4 COS
NOTICEtO theStOckhO Olders oftheCincin-
~ natl, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Rail
Road COmpany.-The Annual Election Of direct
tors for said company, will be held at Crcevile on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of May next.
By order Of the Board.
WILLIAM TRIPLETT, Secretary.
April u, 1852.
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American Fleece Wool.

Through the politeness of friend, we
have been furnished with report of the sale
at auction of several lots of American fleece
wool in New York on the 2Sth of April last.
From the report, we CLEAN the following
facts, which, to our farmers and buyers, will
prove highly interesting, as showing the
prices brought. The whole amount sold on
that day, was 2O4,5OO lbs, for cash and ap-
proved notes of four months with interest,"
The following is the list of sales:
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Propertytor Sale,-The reader is referred
to the advertisement of the Rev. ]. M. Court
new
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1882 GAzErrE ESTABLISHMENT isss.
othee-ln the fannsdss block, sgd story west end.
GEORGE WEAVER.
EDToa AND saoPn,rrou.

The Lancaster Gazette. s.--Tha LANeAsrRR CAa.
ErrE Is published every 1hafsdAy Al tie follow
ing rates.--
Uns copy, one year III advance. .&I 70
within the yesf................ y 20
after the year eApirss.........,, %
Iliroe eopies, 70 Oh, sldloss. co
Two ............... W
len .....-.........b W
From and alter tho expiration ef tho year, the
legal rata Of interest viii bechATged upon the high
est terms. Orders ior clubs must be accompanied
by The cash. The person, getting up club Of ten
VIII be entitled TO copy gratis so long as the club
continues th ough his exsrtions. The Cath system,
IN newspaperS is the nost convenient and profils.
6le both Tor publisher and subscriber, and Il ls 10
be hoped that, wherever ii Is possible, It Will b
strictly adhered 10.
AdvertisiEg.-The GAZETTE affords profitable
medium for advertisers, II has now a lSrgr per-
manenl circulation than at any previous time, and
tins Is constantly Increasing. The iavors Of our
customers will be set up ina compact manner, thus
sordng to each one an equal chance for publicity.
tie esiler, the following tcFAs viii be strictly
adhered to-,
One gqls re- three inssrtisna Al %
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Dissolution Of Par,nershio.

TaNIlE Partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and firm Of BOPE 4 BECK, is tis day dis
solved by mutual consent the books and accounts are
in the hands of p. BOpE, who will make all settle.
ment., and by whom all claims against sal firm will
be paid. ?. BOPE.
March .6, 1852. J. f. BECK.
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Estate of Elizabeth ElweII.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrative
the Estate Of EIzABETH Ii W ELL, deceased. DVted
at Lancaster. this first dav of April, 1852.
4w49' HANNAH MIDDLETON Adm'triF.
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Fairfield County Common Pleas.'
John T. Macarthur, .-,...
rs. IN PARTITION,

AdsmT. Ford.
\ Office is hereby given to the said Adam C. Ford,
' that the said John r. Macarthur has filed in the
court OF common pleas of Fairfield county. Ohio his
tition against the said Ford prsvng for the partition
land which in the partition OF the lands Of William
Morrison deceased, was Set lrart 10 sydney Breeze
and wife, being also a part of Section Number Twen-
ty- e in Violet township in said county. in such
manner that two fifth parts thereof NAV be set apart
to the petitioner in severalty, that the same may
be sold according to law. Which petition will come
be heard at the next term Of the said court 10
be holden at the courthouse in said county on the
18th day May, A. n. 1852.
II. II HUNTER. AIRY for Petitioner.
Auril 1852 $3.50 6w48
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ORANGES AND LEMONS.
A Few Boxes just received at the city city Dru
IA store. EDWARD L. SLOCUM.
Lancaster, June % 8
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Look Out!

Look Out!
EoR that hacking cough it will lead to consump.
H ton, USE HowE's COUGH CANDY, sold by
Z. L. SLOCUM,
Nov 20 Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio.
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VIM. D. MORGAN,
G. L. STEWART, Esq
Auditor, Huron County.

HUUtIUTj IIUTUH CUWNLY'
We might add as a clincher, in behalf of
the Auditor; that investments in railroad
stocks or bonds, money at interest and vari-
GUS other items of a similar kind, might ac-
cidentally prove valuiess; andyct our farm
ers who sometimes sell grain in the ground,
may be somewhat surprised to hear from an
official source that they are dispoSing of
something which has not "reliable value" ="
The State Auditor is a bright one.
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Arrival Of the Pacific.

New York, May 1.-The Pacific arrived
to-day. At Liverpool there was no material
change in breadstufls. Corn was shade
lower. The political news is of no impor-
tancc. The market quotations are not CIV
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FASHIONS IN UTAH.-The Dcscret News,
of 10th January, is in ecstacics at a new
fashion introduced there-a Juclskin sacI
1t says:
We understand that one of the ladies of
Utah appeared in the public assembly last
evening clad in buckskin sack, beautifully
ornamented with the same material; the ex-
hibition we have everywhere heard spoken of
in the highest praise, andwe only wish that it
had been our wife who had set this noble
example. Surely this sister has manifested
her faith by her works; she believes in home
manufactures, and her name will be register
ed in the archives of Utah, as pattern wor-
thy of imitation by all.
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Estate of John Cox.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the uudersignelh has
| Y been appointed and duly quahfedas Admiristra.
tor Of the Estate of JOHN cox, deceased, late
of Fairfield cou ty, Ohio. All persons having claims
against said Estate will present them for settlement
legally authenticated within year-and all those
indebted will make immediate pa yment.
Dated this l4th day of April, A. y, 1852.
April q 4w5l' 4. J. OUTCALT, Ad'tor
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Receinis for the Ca

Receipts for the Gazette.
Thos. Wilson Sl,7j George Clem sl7j
Valentine Cupp l,7j F. A. Foster l,75
Thomas Littlefield zoo
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, to the Stockholders Of
~ the Cincinnati Wilmington and Zapcsville Rail
Road Company, that Instalment Of ten per cent.
upon each share Vi the Capital Stock Of said company,
is required to bs paid to The Undersigned Treasurer
thereof. at his office in Lancaster, before the
FIRST DAY OF MARI II NEXT, and like install
nent Of ten per cent every sixty days thereafter un-
til the whole amount Is paid up.
By order Of the Board of Directors.
JOEL RADEBARGH, Treasurer,
Cincinnati, w. GAINESVILLE Railroad Company
Norrs.-.Inierest will be allowed ON all Subscrip-,
tons of stock IRON the time paid in, until the road
is opened and in operation, -sr.
And for the convenience Of subscribers, JOEL I.
FRAEKLtN, Esq, Of Circlevilc, has been appointed
to receive instaments from subscribers residing n
Pickaway county.
DANIFL McLEAx, ESQ Of Washington, for thosa
residing in Fayette county, and
LKwREpeE FIrzHueH, Esq, Of Wilmington. from
those residing in Clinton county.
sf JOEL RADEBAUGH, TreasureT,
Cincinnati, w. s Zanesvie RAilroAd company
February 9. 1869. IS
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To DELINQUENTs..-We hope this num-
ber will prove better dun than any we have
been able to write. We have been to con-
siderable expense and have many claims to
meet. We have enough due us to lift us
clear up. We hope all who are indebted, in
any way or any sum, willpay us. We have
a stirring contest before us. We want to
labor in that ,cih all our might We can do
this; we can write better; we can talk bet
ter; we can labor more regularly and zeal
ously-if we are enabled to escape the So
ber looks of our creditors. Just think of these
things, and remember that, without doubt,
it will prove to our mutual advantage, ifyou
settle those small claims due us.
From, The California Boys-Bad Ne,cs.-
From letter from Mr.. Il. A. Black to a
friend of this city, we learn that fifteen of
the company, together with the Provisions,
Wagons, Baggage, Harness, &C., were put
on board the Pontiac, No. g. The Horses
and the rest of the company went by land.
1t will be remembered by our readers that
this boat struck snag, sunk and is total
loss. 1t may be that portion of the cargo
was saved at any rate it was the intention
of Messrs. Grim g. Sturgeon to insure. No
lives were lost. We shall probably have
further particulars in a few days. The let
ter was dated on board the boat, April 18th,
ninety miles above st. Louis, and the acci-
dent took place about the 25th ult.
NeD Establishments advertisements
ofMessrs, H. B. Hunter g. Co. They have
Just opened an extensive assortment of excel
lent Family Groceries, Drugs, Paints, Oils,
&c, together with various other articles, all
ofwhich will be sold at the lowest prices.
Give them call, and you cannot fail to be
suited,
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Which they are prepared to Manufacture to order.
They have il t'icr employ the best of wor;men and
are al all tines prepared to make the best ft and in
tn. latest lies III their p0rL UWJe lcq,raated.
The public are actiully solicited to call ami ex.
anime their stock, and while thanku for the liberal
patronage thy ave enjoyed, they assure their old
customers ami all others that they will labor to give
general satisfaction both in TIE quality and price Of
their goods and work. SPRINGER = TROUT.
Lancaster, May 4, 1852 dy3
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THE c. w. AND Z. RAILROAD.
Notica In the StockhnIderS

I AM instructed to notify the stoekholiers of the
Il Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanesville- Railroad
psny that under the Railroad law, stockholder
is permitted vote al the election for Directors who
has not paid in t,e full amount Of the iDstalments
required to be padb the Directors Of said company
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Treasurer
CinriRnati, ". and ZdHcsuillc Railroad company
Lancaster; March 80, lh52 wd4S
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Par!or Furniture for Sale,

FariOr FURNITURE Tor sale.
HAVEto tor ealoa fine set of fparlor Furniture which
4 will be sold very 'Oy.
AiSo-A large lot OF Household and Kithca Fur
aitarc. ]. NJ. COURTNEY.
April 80, 1852. dS9
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The TAX LAw-Alditor'S InStraeti0as.-
The State Auditor finds II necessary to ex-
plain the tax law and in disregarding its
provisions, is equal to the Legislature in vi-
olating the Constitution. Here is one Of
considerable importance:
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFIcB, Ono,
COLUMBUS, April "a, 1852.
Sir:-I have received your telegraphic de-
spatch desiring 10 be informed whether
crops in the ground are to be listed for taxa
toni
The solution of this question may be sur
rounded by greater embarrassment, than is
now felt by this Department. But us at
present impressed, feel no hesitancy in de-
Gliding that growing crops, still in the ground
need not be returned to the Assessor as per-
sonal property subject to taxation. At the
season when assessments are made, crops i'm
the ground have at least but precarious ex-
istence. They may never attain maturity,
and their value is wholly contingent Be-
fore rpening for the sickle, they may become
as valuless as stubble. It would seem un-
just, therefore, to subject them to the bur-
then OF taxation in advance of retaining
reliable value.
If convinced that the above decision is in
correct, or if superior authority places an
adverse construction on the law, it will then
be the duty of this Department to shape its
action accordingly But if it be once es-
tablished that crops in state of ncipiency
are taxable property within the meaning Of
the law, it may be well worthy of inquiry
whether..animaLs get in the DOmb and fruit get in
The blossom, may not fall under the same cat
egory. In neither of these cases, can sup
pose it was in the contemplation of the fra
mers of the Constitution, to require the I'M
position of tax. And yet, in both nstun-
ces, there is a contingent value the same as
in the case of growing crops. l might still
farther illustrate the view of this subject
which l have supposed to be correct, but
presume that enough has been written to
put yOn in possession of the considerations
which have controlled my decision.
Respectfuly,
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6FA French caricature represents Louis
Napoleon trying on crown, which has slip
ped over his face, upon which he remarks
traiy my uncle had a greater head than /.
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0-rNothing ofimportance doing in Con-
gresS,
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All the woods in the above lots, except
the Vermont,were extremely light and clean.
o. S. Journal.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

"a THNHE gentleman who borrowed
ESA "A Il one OF my SADDLES about six
kas fsss.xsA weeks ago, is respectfully requested
w \ gsSiregSSaA to return it il he does not, he may
-rSSS possibly find an cunt for the same
with one of the Justices Of the Peace.
Lancaster, April %. ALVAH PERRY.
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VI EKCIIANT TAILORS,
Springer & Trout.

"a EEAVErcmovcd their CLoru1vG EsTABLrsH.
AAMENT to Gicsy's building. between the
IL Hooking Valley Bank and T. ". Tallmadge's
Exchange Olicc where they have just opened iar.e
.nl oAl- NsiNn n-snrllnnnl nI
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Family Carriage for Sale,

IT TN SUBSCRIBER offers Tor sale upon rea.
-.42Hz- sonab!o terms a light Falnic c.rr!age.
gith two seats. J. N. COURTNEY
April 30, 1862. dS9
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rhe Lancaster Gazette. The LANcAsrfR cAs.
ErrE Is Published every THURSDAY Al tie fellow
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For men and boys. as well as large assortment Of
Shirts, Drawers, Under-shrts Cravats, Hand'fs. &c
II must also be remarked that the report that
FRANK, who is so we'll known for his fine fits and
good bargains intendedto leave town. is not true and
he would assure his friends, his customers and the
public generally, that he will be ready to receive all
those who may favor him with call
Also, at the same place and at all times, will be
found fine lot of Jeirelry, Notions and Cutlery
Lancaster, April "a, 1852 G.'SIMON X 60.
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Ready Made Clothing,

Which they will sell as low as the same quality of
goods and work can be purchased at any other esiab
lshmen in the city. Their clothing i, manufactured
lndl their own supervision and /, consequently su.
perioi to that which is brou hit from ether places
They have also on hand, beautiful variety Of
~ I,g
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CLOTHING STORE.

CO-partnership.
TTNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
L irmnamc of FRANK 4 CO., Clothing Merchants,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first day Of
April The business will hereafter be conducted un.
der the firn,.name OF q. SIMON & CO, at the OLD
STAND, third door East Of The Hooking Valley
Bank, where may be found at all times fine, large
and well selected stock of
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OT"Who is master Of this housel" said
traveller to landlord, as he alightcd at ho-
tel.
That question is not yet decided" said
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER GOuYERNEUR DE L'ETAT
BUREAU DE L'ExrcUTIF, BATON Rous

BUREAU DE L'EXECUTIF, BATON Rousr, 8 Aoa, 1852
AENDU que Convention, denaect essehee hn capitol de
E Ia willie dc Baton Rouge dars lie hut dc changer Ia cnau
ton de E de In Lonsane, orou6 que "nntdiatement hpres
aoun de la Convention Curenenr pnera unc prociama
nquee oronea divers officers de lEtat autoses
la oi organiser tOn des menbres de FAsseblce 6tntrhe
dover scrn dams ea9 proise dc Eat enios ndiques
par o LIE PREMIER ARpI DE NoVEMBlE Proclaim pour cen
peuple tat adopion reject de cete Constitution
ofrs de reccvor lie dc tous qu en-
Constitution lie do de voter ct de
teeteur omuera opinion dpcsan enh bote dipa
aecee xciussemen usage bulletin oil eont Inserts cesinoa
CONSTITUTION ACCErTEE' CONSTITUTION RE
JETEE ben expman carcment lntenon de
Pteceur la oue de cette election laI tous los
pppor election gtnGrae dEtt les conmsas qu
preside bulletins
dtlosta puts lis 10 rea Seerttse dEtt
onlment dpoaitons de la o actule les elections"
En- consequence a eenvnAs de lancer eec proclamation,
noian les gux Esat us de Convn
de plus ordonuant les ShGrf Eecos ct
officers celia de onner reuple sse
bier ct de voter aeptatou reject de la Constitution LIE
PREMIER MARDI DE NoyEhBRE proclaim, CONNIE plus
procedures
odonnce dispositions de ae.nele
Par lie Gouverneur, JOSEPH WALKER.
CuAnLEs GAY Seer dEtnt, au1u sp,a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24

that was done the sudden translation Of the quadr
ped bovine into beefn point of fact the killing of the
COW!
AyE-Intent to RaN.--Recorder Winter yes
terdsy sent Mccarthy before the First District Court
on the charge of having attempted to immediate Il.
ONe on the altar of his vengeance with the edge of
Very.
FNED.-Recorder Winter yesterday fined
Vim. Desby Hugh O'Neil, John Harrington, Michael Al
bert and Peter Eberhard five dollars each Andrew Downs
James Jones James Tcherey, two dollars and fifty
cents each and George Holger Fred Kealman and Jas
Ward ten dollars each, for disturbing the peace fine;
bytheway is the most persuasive argument that can be
used in such cases.
SENT Ur.-Daniel Murphy and Patrick Mea-
kim fora promiscuous onslaught James Young where
by they designed by of of flesh to wreak
vengeance of their spirits his mortal corporation
sent for trial beforethe First District Court.
Low FLuNG,--Jo ohm Burke was sent by Re-
corder Winter yesterday before the First District Court
On the charge of picking drunken mans pocket of six
teen dollars and pcayune II has been suggested tc
us that who would do such trick would stea
acorns from blind hog
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-24
Proclamation
BY JOSEPH WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON RoUeE, August 8, 1882
WEREAs, The Convention lately assembled at tho State capitol
tile OF Rouge for the of changing the Cons'a
ton Of the Louisiana las ordained That immediately aor
Convention the Governor shall issue his poca
directing Of this State authorized by law 70
hold elections the General Assembly, and hold
poll every parish the State the places designated BY law upon
the TUESDAY NOVEMBER next for tho purpose taking
the Of the people of this State regard to the adoption or
rejection this Constitutions and shall be the duty Of said officers 10
receive the votes al entitled to vote under the old cops
ton an under this Constitution Each voter shall express bis opinion
bydosits in separate to be kept for that purpose ke
wherein shall be CONSTITUTION ACCEPTED or
THE CONSTITUTION REJECTED such word as wiz
dsty convey the intention of the At the conclusion OIL aa
election Which shall be conducted the general STATE
now conducted the designated presde over
the shall carefully ballot depoted anu
shall forthwith make due returns thereof The of State, IN
conformity to the provisions Of the existing upon the subject oil
| elections"
Now therefore, have thought proper this Proclamation
notifying the qualified voters of the the ordinance of the Con-
aforesaid and furthermore commanding all She Commits
soners Elections all other therein onoy the
people assemble and the the Con-
itu.on upon FIRST TUESDAY NOVEMBER
proceedings be conducted and returns thereof be made In
conformity with the existing upon the subject
of elections. BY the Governor JOSEPH WALKER.
| CHARLES GAYARnE, Sec. of State. aus apte,