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$4,000 evening, MADAM" said well dressed
" individual, On q very sGitrS afternoon last
week to dashirg LADY Of Lawrence. the Of the
new comers. bslieye, for the cd residents are
a remarkably staia and sober peeple.)
The couple happened TO meet upon the plat,
form adjoining s. n Weeds magnificent Land
Office, where, reader, you will find plenty of geld
1T q Moderate per ceDtage.
"Good evening, Mr.. II" replied the lady y-ry
eiyiily. although the Precipitation stoed IN large
drops upon he Gae forehead, and she seemed al
most too iatigued to stand.
"a warm evening, this, Miss c.. rensFkes .he
"Yes. indeed" replied the lsdy; ''it is warm
enough" and then shade Ct melancholy cehie
over her rather pretty features. ard she seemed
length exclaimed, sit is Of no use to conplaiGi We
can't expect such things in kansas-but ell
yon. Mr.. H.. if We were only IN Boston now,
wouldn't we enjey those splendid ice eTea"'s Of
The gentleman made no ls,..s. Ys. slnip.s m
yited the lady int Stearn's Saloons, near which
they were standing. and asked her to be seated:
He then whispered a word into the ear Of one Cf
the ladies standing behind the counter, when
she quickly vanished into an adjoining rocIa. la
Of somsthing eatabie, and deposited them upon
the table. near which the visitors were seated;
:. Help yourself. Miss c." Observed Dir. H.,
eeiving what was before her she exelaitaed in
astonishment, ..Why, what Is tbisf IT isn't pos
sible sou have lee Creams here 2,
Eat il and see," replied Mr.. II. Miss G. de:
youred with avidity The luxurious norsei. and
then remarked, "N eli. that is excellent: Why,
never eat better Ice Creams in Beston.
AS she rose 20 depart, she thanked the ieds
clerks for their efforts IN behalf Of the heated in
hasitants 81 Lawrence, and ever since thst sho
has visited the establishment regularly et
O'Clock P. b., and always brings friend CT two
with her. who Of course ere quite delighted with
their treat.
Reader, if you wish to sec this fashionable and
rather beautiful Eastern lady. paF;sking Of the
best ICE CREAMS ever maui ~ IanEeree, just
drop into STEARNS' EATING SALOON, -
Massachusetts St.. and perhaps sou Wiil be graf
ifed. Lawrence. June IS. ls57.
Law Office.
T0HN d. coz, ATTORNEY AT LAW viii
- practice in all the District COnrts and IN the
Supreme Court Of the Territory. lie has had .
long experience il presumption practice IN an
other State. sBi viii give special attention 70
ell eases in the Land Ofiees.
Rsferenees.--Any lawyer Of standing IN = rs
consin. The Professors Of the Yale College Law
SchcoI. Office in the Herald Of Fseedoas build
M q "a Nor ar PuRLfc
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P. B. PLUMB. LEIGH ACICSG.

DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, ENroRIA, Kansas.
h Viii attend promptly to the purchase and
sale Of lands and town lots, and the location Of
claims in auy portion of Kansas.
REFER To-Hon N. ID. Catch, Xenia, o.; Hon,
C.. s. Hamilton, Marysville, o.; q. w. Brown,
ESQ, Ed. Herald of Freedom, Lawrence, Kansas;
and ". W. Ross, Ed. Tribune, Topeka, Kansas.
Feb. Pc, fS57.-tf.
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D. B. Burnham.

GENERAL AGENT FOR KANSAS, for ali
u kinds of AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENTS
Garden and Flower Seeds, Fruit Trees and
Shrubs, at the LAWRENCE SEED ST0RE. 4eIn3*
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TEN CARPENTERS aud one hundred Wood
i Choppers are wanted Immediately, at this
place.
One hundred Carpenters and as many Stone
Masons will be needed az early as the first u
March,. ). y. SlMPSON.
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40 VERY SUPERIOR LUssRER wAGoys
20 b. BELLEEE s READ
Also. |. Aassiall's Psteat Brick fssss, 10
making Gravel Bsies- y. a.
Jaly =. ld55.-tf
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Jas. GaTvig

! physician AND SURGEON. Office in the
L Post Once Building, Lawrence, X. T., will
attend to all professional calls, at any hour in
the day or night
| Innn 10 Is57-1YF
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Roos Frazsr.

NATcHN1gER AND JEWEIER. Dealer
IN y g1Ehe<s Ciccks, Fine gegeirg, KesotT-
erzs Ez1sE Esafss De. Watches and JegslLy
fharoaeizi repsf--zz no. i Mas. Street. Woed-
ssfds fIoaks Iasrease. Kansas y
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Phillip Rothschilds,

WHOLESALE and retail dealer in Ready
w Made Clothing, Water Street, old stand of
Majors, Russell d Co., LeayenwOrth City, Kan
sas Territory. 4lm3t
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w. T. Miller & Co,

DEALERS in Lumber, Lath. Shingles, Sash,
L. Doors, Blinds. etc. Office on Fourth street,
near the Chicago and Mississippi K. X. Depot,
Alton, Illinois.
AprIl Il ISJ5-ly%
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C. G. MauzY.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in every
w variety and style of Fashionable Furniture,
Sofas Easy Chairs, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mat
trasses, Cane Seat and Wooden Chairs; Rockers,
Corner of Short and William Streets, Alton. Ill.
April %.
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Topping Broth sTs,

WHOLESALE DEALERS in Foreign ard
w Domestic Hardware, Guns, Pistols, Gun
Trimmings &e. Also, Dealers in lTCn and Steel,
Biscfsmiths' Tools, Springs and Axels. Second
street, Alton, Ill.
Alien, H., Nov. G, 1855. ly+2-l6
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8. B. Cats,

DEALER in Leather, Saddles, Harnesses and
II Shoemakers' Findings, Plasterers' Hair, DC
Store on Second Street, Alton, LII.
Nov 8, le56. ly%.
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ShireIasI ShingIesI!

~ Il subscribers haze attached Single Ma
i chine to the Saw Mill of Berkaw, HINT &
Swain. st Bloomington. All orders directed 70
Box 2l2, Lawrence z. o., will receive prompt at
tention and delivered az market prices.
434t+ BAILEY x BhOTHER.
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Dent. strY.

nR. l.. KELLOGG, DemonSfrator Of Operative
II Dentistry of 10 years constant and success
full practice, having settled permanently IN Law
renee, may be found at his Office eyer DgncGnS'
store where he will keep constantly on hand a
large supply OF Gold Plate and Foil, and the
most approved styles of Teeth. from WHICH pat,
rons can select TO suit their own taste. IL All
nperatinns warranted. 42u
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Alton Bark.
ILLINOIS.
:.
Cau;tal $3.50, Geo.

Capital s25o, LOCO.
COLLECTIONS made, and exchange for sale
y on all the principal cities in the Union.
Collections remitted for promptly on day OF
nayment f. MARSH, President.
CHAS. A. CALDWELL, Cash.
Alton, H., Nov. g, 1886. LILO
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LYME :. HETCALF. JAMES Il. HIEBARD.
Tgetcaif & Hiboard,

WHOLESALE and Retail dealers in School
w uSd Miscellaneous BOOKS; Bank Books.
Stationery, Wall Paper, Window shades, Fancy
and variety Goods. South side third street, Al
tor. Illinois, aple-ly<
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3. a. Carpenter 3 Co.
r L. Waples

| WHOLESALE Groccrs, Dealers in Choice
| w Liquors, Wooden Ware. dc. Store at No.
| 26 Second Street, Alton, Illinois. 1yt
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Rutleue Reaa.
cargctings.

o1 MASSACHUSETTS STREET. Lawrence.
ID kansas, Dealers in most everything the
people of Kansas want 10 buy. Terms cash
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Turner & sidway,

MANUFACTURES and Wholesale Dealers
vi in Harnesses. Saddles, Trunks, Falises,
Horse Collars, Hides, Leather, Saddlery, Hard
ware. Coach Trimmings, Buffalo Robes, Whips,
0vershoes, Fly Nets, dc. Store No. IL, Second
Street, Alton, Ill.
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Adminiztrators, Notice.

U,HE UNDERSIGNED have taken out letters
l. Of administration the estate CT Thomas
w. Barber, deceased. All persons having claims
on said estate viii please present them, and all
persons indebted to the estate will please cali
and settle at an early day. The estate is solvent.
OLIVER BARBER.
THOMAS y. PERSON,
43i3s Administrators.
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Robert L. Frazer,

MATCHMAKER AND JEwELER. dealer in
w Watches, Clocks, fine Jewelry, Revolyers
| Fancy Goods, re. jy4
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Topping, Brothers,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Foreign
w and Domestic Hardware, Agricultural In
plements, DC. Store between LeTee aud Second
Streets, Alton, 81.
Ney 4. 1856, Iyf
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Correctional. Curtis.

We have been requested, by the dele
CATION from the ID district, to state that
the name of A. Curtis was inserted as one
of the Central Committee by mistake or
fraud. He requested the delegation to
nominate him, but they refused, stating
that the people of the district were dis
satisfied with him; and the matter was re-
ferred to them to nominate asuitable person
to fill that office land send him, when duly
accredited, to join that committee. This
will be done.
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Jas. G. Sands,
Land ONCE Notice.

OADDLE, HARNESS and TRUNK Empori-
- um. Lawrence, Kansas. Carriages trimmed
on short notice. St
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Osborne HOUSE

DYG. OSBORNE, Teeumseh, K. T. Travel
ID ers to. from, and through the place are in
vited to give HIM a call.
April 1lr 3mf
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to Vote. 'A
[h' way of voting |
2 in the comm, 7
feognition Of a.. /
la'u u We har.
! policy for Frss
teglamate mean, +
! power from u.
!. has heretofor, +
/ the Free Stat. +
and accepted, e.
~ in the way d
pa In our opinion I
fckn0wledgenep,
frnment was just t
recognizing,
Eet0-whieh it d.
$; and SO long a
Supports this T.,
! Free State pant, T
h0wledging it .,
nceive how vot.
EthOrity is any. T!
sion ofits de Jac.o +
more, does it No, T
+ sustaining upoa T
stead Of the Fres
? 2. first to the last. t
dated it.
sideration. Tn. I
> Of State govern.
re that it is brin.
ency-haye and
at the Territorial !
ON the Dernocra.
must be repealed.
st-that the Free
erritorial govern. /
e a start to the, /
programme beins
1T the individual, /
are to go into Ii.
after getting pos.
Re department Of /
hent, to repeal all |
hrn, and leave the |
E State govern. /
first, whether, Il /
by the Free Stat. |
! would not claim |
the Territory in t
they would. Tba
questionable nigh. /
the bogus govern.
pit de tacto, whers |
y OF repeating the /
act of repeal &C.
pee Of these same /
he party to avoid, |
Fognition of thess |
e existing Law Of |
opinion, they can. /
then, the poliry |
id avow q deter.
laws to extenui- |
from the govern. |
fganization on thar |
hg d victory easy
p to leave the ele.
he Territory unOr.
bn? The confes-
he Territorial gov
neither the party a.
into the October
king this course
hph of the Demo
rrdity, unless the
be Republican pa.
settlement of the
one will for a No.
opinion. The Re-
enduring basis Of
Feedom; and while
it is firm on the
he further expal'
ar that by max.
e through the il
territorial Legisla-
the means thai
ion by the genera.
bliean party viii
nd the Democracy
I'VE no faith in The
Ian principles, and
Ellowship with The
trines.
n may take snT
70 accomplish The
as. and when il y
nocracy will be %
n-day. The record
ilark of infamy s
e's administratlOn,
ir to share in its
urd, that the pol
party is to make
there are few wha
l1puilence TO asset
FREE STATE
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Pa.t ia.
o. WEiuaarth,

pASKERs & REAL ESTATE BROKERS
ID Exchange BuiEdias. kansas AVeuHe, Nyaa-
DOT. K. r. iylttf
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Hall, English & Henderson,

COMMISSION MERCHANTS, STORAGE
~ Il FORWARDING, Quindaro, Kansas.
MISUNDERSTANDING, King 4 Degraw, 10
Warren ST., New York; Simmons d Leadbeater,
Foryarders, ST. Louis. aple-tf
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WhituexH cuze

5EEW IA nPsHzkE s.: Il y EkN s. :.
n Keasss. 7. EHETsEst tEezrzess:L.. ,s 80 =.
-. srriEs and dspsrt from szzs nsrses s's',, -
an psrts ef ths fsFTfsc<y. -
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Alton Advertisements.
DID, Ryrie & Co.
Piasa House.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
~ Leyee and Short Streets. Alton. Ill.
April 90. sc. lyt
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sash doors of all the above sizes.
Sly Lights.
3 feet inches, by . feet 3 inches
9" 10
Size of GIass in WindOcs-Tirelue Lights edch
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T AWYERAEDL LAND AGENT, oEes No. &c
IL Massachusetts, street. Lawrence.
Dee 50, le56 Is
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Fer sale.

i Is saa hEAf Bf sfi.fs s { RE e '
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DY JOHN W. HART, Piasa and Fourth Sta,
ID near the Chicago Railroad Depot. Alton. III,
BasFd one Dollar per day.
April g, 1856. 1ss
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Alton House.

EG. =. HICKS, PROCTOR. Z. o'REiLLY, CLERK.
CORNER Of Front and Abby Streets, fronting
~ the river, Alien, Ill.
April 9, 1SJ6. 1y%.
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DoMERoY, BENTON & CO., want CASH
OF. Coop PAPER. COMPETITION DEE1ED.
Nos. IA and rs Main Street. st. Louis.
Nav 9 81.
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HayENs. c.d. CRANDELL.
Ravens & Crandall,

IMPORTERS, Wholesale and Retail Deslers in
l. Chins, Glass, Queensware, Silver Plated, Jap
PANIED and BrittaGia Ware, Lamps, Table Gut
lery, &c. Third Street, Alton, Hl.
ADril SC 1856 iyT
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.sohI. HatcIli8ssn,

Drs. Newman & TeEIes,
NO q. MASSACHUSETTS STREET, Lsw-
N renee, h. z-1s-
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Samuel Spruance.

COMMISSION and Forwarding Merchant
- Uihce and Warehouse at the railroad and
general steamboat landing. Mark packages to
Care of ). Spruance, Alton, Iii"
April %, 1856 la
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betting.

|eting.
citing of delegate''
Delaware, GUN
tie City, No., Wa
House, in this city
j which measures
Ln immediate SUI
b Delaware. As
les nearer to Law
NdiieS 1-'
burr river, the pro-
Importance to The
Fitory, and is PEI
line road can he
keokuk. DelawaE'
ria, and thence to
-ould run through
america, and VII!
! to the heart Of
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|, dated q W.
/ have formed The The
beration since t9'
kns of the Geofg'
ktic State Gonyen,t
I the course o.
Ia his conduct :
! the Administr'.
Iin him, believing 3
Ion, and justice d
the Consasa1
and that he th as'
plicy. The Sour n
Ted ,lngraeioas ~ y
.ov. " alker ".
b AdninistrallSu,s.
81 Southern rlsn Dr
beka Constitute.
which policy G r..
10 be acting. NV II
tration. care ,ir:
reason to belie'''
+gated.
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Eanfed.

Guitar Teacher Wanted.
a PPLY AT THIS OFFICE, ti.irJs sterg. !,
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whiuole & Tunnel,

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in DRY
w Goods, Boots and Shoes. aud Ready made
Clothing, dc. Store corner of State and Third
Streets. Alton, I'll.
April %, So. ly+
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(EF Ritcherdson's Express will accept
our thanks for late St. Louis papers in adj
vance of the mail.
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home will End : ,
tnber, water 'a d
ia, from eight - .
[psria. Nj. smith aa.
fcceattonaood, vii
J desirable l0'' ;.
] this country :
I crops good 81
has a populss.i''pe
Lars BIZ the
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a Remaar Tor tre HeatI

For sale By WOODWARD & FIsLEy, Lawrence
and Barnard. Adams 4 Co, st. Louis.
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D. C. Martin & Co.,

WHOLESALE Druggists, No. 90 Second ST.,
w Alton, Ill. Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils,
etc., etc.
April &c, 1855. lyt
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hsiained. ;,
/ to the Associated
|, dated July 6th'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-12
AMENDMENT No. 3.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
ONO, Ihrce-ilfths of the members elected To cuc,
branch concurring therein, that il he and hereby, is
proposed to the electors of the State to vote on the
second Tuesday of October next to approve or reject
the following amendment substitute for the see
stitutiOn.
All property, personal and real, shall be subject to
Taxation by uniform rule at the value thereof
in money but such deductions from credits may he al
lowed as the G-nera Assembly may deem cxpcdicnt;
Provided that buryng grounds, public school houses
and l other public property, and all institutions of
purely public charity and all houses used exclusively
Tor public Worship shall be exempt from taxation:
ana If the toa value of the personal property any
person s'all not exceed fifty dollars, lie same may 10.
exempt from taxation. All property employed in
banking shall al ways bear burden of taxation eu,u
TO that imposed on the property of Individuals. '@
N- n. II. VAN WORRIES. - .
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
I'D THOMAS III. FORD, .... ~.
.. r...r.. ........ President of the Senate
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-12
Dated April Sd, 1857
AMENDMENT M Q

R"Soly"d 10y the General Assembly Of the state of
ONO, Ihrcctftls of the members elected To each
House conrurrng therein, that IL be, aud hereby is
proposed To the electors Of this state vote ON t.
second Tuesday of October next. upon the uDproynl
or rejection of the following amendments as a sul,ti-
tnte for The ifth and sixth sections the fourth nr
Gle OF the Constitution. viZ SEC - District Courts
shall be held in each county ut least each year
hy one or more District Judges elected by the clcc-
tor! of separate districts TO be prescribed by law who
shall h"id their Office for five years: and during their
continuance in Office shall reside In the district for
which they elected. The provisions of the rour
trenth section of this article shall apply Disric
Judges The General Assembly may by law author
ize the Judges Of the District Court. and of the courts
at common pleas, fX the times of holding their re-
spcctivc courts. Until District Judges shall nv We been
c'ccie, aud qualified. District Courts shall he held
10y the Judgesof the Supreme Court and of the Courts
OF Common Pleas. as now authorized. SEC. d. The
Istrct Court shall have such jurisdiction may he
proNldedb by law-and the judges the slnl and
exercise such power and jurisdiction chambers and
may be required 10 sit judges of Courts of Com
mon Pleas as shall be directed by law.
y. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House of REPRESENTATIVES
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Scnntp
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-12
AMENnMEN,r No A

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
ONO, 1hree-ilfths of the members elected to each
house concurring therein, That il be aud hereby is
proposed To the electors of the State the second
Tuesday of October next to approve reject the fol
lowing amendment substft for the frs and snc
ond sections of the thirteenth article Of The Consi
tion viz Corporations Of every description shall be
created, and corporate powers granted only by ocn
erai laws which shall define the powers, privileges
and mmunities and prescribe the duties and bill
ties Of each class descriptions of corporations bu
the General Assembly may enact special la for The
relief of c"rporaonsin peculiar cases, and may make
special pro! isionS in regard 10 corporations in eases
whereirom their peculiar location interests such
special provisions required, and may from time TO
time alter or repeal all such laws, are tuthorzcd
by this section
.- n. II. VAN WORRIES.
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
g., THOMAS Fl. FORD.
- - President of the cnate
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-12
AMENDMENT NO. !,

Resolved by the General Assembly of the Stotc nj
Dhl0' tircc-hiths OF the members elected to each
proposed to the electors of this State to vote on iIe
second Tuesday of October next, upon the annrovnI
projection of the following amendment as an ndJi.
tlona section 10 article eleven the Cousiitutin,
Every coun y which is, or may hereafter h; en-
tilcd to more than one Senator, or Reprcssntntiye
Ior me residue Of the present dcccnniaI period or
1or All, or any portion Of any subsequent dccruuioI
period shall he divided into many Scnat oral and
Representative districts there may be Senators or
representatives elective in any y0ro of the present
or IH subsequent deccnuial period, which districts
shall be of contiguous territory and each dist rt
contain as nearly ratio for or Representative
as Is attainahlc, without violating the ruI herein
given as to contiguty territory and without iii
dn= amy township. election precinct or ward If any
representative, or senate district, composed of
NV" or more counties shall by amy excess of
population over ratio be entitled to ad dionl Rem
resentatives Senators for amy portion of the pres
Eht1r n any subsequent deeennal period, the district
s pc divided into two districts. for each portion of
such deccn'ial period which shall be cUnti.-os
fiory' ana each shall contain near Il ratio is at
talnailc wiihout dividing counties.
r by reason of the annexation of one Senatorial
Hsrct toanothr. there shall be any of popu-
ovtrn Senatorial ratio, which shall entitled
~ any dcccnnial period. each district as now consi-
tuted shall elect one Senator -.
counties shall be divided into districts by the coun
- cohhnl'"oncrS or such oIhcr board of officers ecc-
1--WE ana resident in the proper county as may be pro-
NuSn ny law AT least four months prior the zen
tral election i'll lSJS the counties emitted NOR.
an one member of either house shall be divit ed into
GlStrctS Tor The residue oftlc present deccIfuin be-
r ana at least rInonths prior the gcIral elcc
Icrlod. ihe counties entitled to than o,. ur,nl.r
& I2r an, or az! portion Of such dccenniu period. in
t,ngr or both houses shall Inc divided into districts
c .i e wn"ic ot me dcccnnial period description
OF the district of zach county shall be ptiI,Iis s
hhy ne directed by the county commissioners or as
may DC prescribed by law.
N. 81. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-12
BEICKMANN & BURKERT.
u u w ID D. E R s.

q e w e i E r S,
Front Street, Three Doors Below Court
HAVE just received and are now openipa n,
IL magnificent display of D
GERMAN AND AMERICAN JEW
LRY-For Ladies and Gentlemen's
Wear.
All kinds of Spectacles-Silver and
German Silver.
All kinds of Watches.
All kinds of Clocks.
All OF which are warranted pure. The citi.
Iens OF pomeroy, and the publicgeneraIly, are
lnvited TO call and examine for themselves.
Repairing Clocks, Watches, and JeweJrv.
99ne a on short notice and reasonable terms,
thankful for past favors, they desire, ana
same. VI '"0