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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
Later from Utah-Overt Possibilities

by the .NormonS- Three Trains Burned.
Intelligence Of an interesting and import
ant nature has been received from the Utah
Expedition, by the arrival at Fort Leaven-
worth of an express from Fort Laramie,
with advices as late as the 22d Of October;
The Republican says:
Lieut.. Col. Cooks command of I'd ORA
goons were four miles this side, and had
encountered q snow storm five days previ-
ously. Col. Albert S. Johnston was last
heard from two hundred and thirty miles
beyond Fort Laramie, and snow was seven
inches deep one hundred miles this side of
where the express left him. Owing to the
slim supply OF corn, and entire absence Of
grass, the teams of the entire command and
the horses Of the I'd Dragons were failing
rapidly.
News had reached Laramie that the
Mormons had burnt three government
trains, (seventy- FIVE wagons, near Green
river, ninety miles behind Col. Alexander s
command, (l0th Isfantry,) which constitu.
ted the vanguard of the army. 1t was
rumored that the 10th and 9th Infantry and
the Batteries OF Artillery would 20 over and
take possession of a Mormon village or
Bear river, for winter quarters. 1t is sale
that the Dragons had a months supply Of
corn, at half allowance, and not particle
Of grass. With snow on the ground al tina
it seems like madness for them to proceed
beyond Misunderstanding such a steT
could only be justified in view of the pros
pect OF actual hostilties this winter, o
which no one at this distance can Judge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
afA new Missouri river steamer, n

H3-A new Missouri river steamer, re-
Gently completed, is for sale at Louisville,
her contractors being unable to meet their
Payments, owing to the pressure Of hard
times. The boat, we understand was built
by parties at 81. Joseph, who have paid
$4,000 in cash, which sum will, in all prob
ability, be lost, contract price and present
yates being wide spsr,,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
Administrators Notice.

N have obtained from the County court of How
ard county, letters of administration on the estate
of Stephen Donohoe, decd, bearing date Noven-
Der Sd, 1851.
All persons indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against said estate requested 10 present
them properly authenticated, within one year, or
thew may be precuded from having any benft OF
said estate and if not presented within three years
they will be forever barred.
L. F. HAYDEN,
A. II. DONOHOE,
Nov. 10, 1s57-3w Adm'rs!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

IfPres,dent Walker, Of Nicaragua, is
again on his way to that country with IN
army, armed and provisioned. He was ar
rested by the United States authorities, pre-
vious to his embarkation, gave bail, and
W ent on his way.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

GfCol. Benton has entirely recovered
his health, after a severe spell, which came
nearer terminating his existence than was
generally known. Is il not about time We
should hear from him, on Missouri polite.
and legislation? We think there is ar
"opening" for letter or speech.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

ETThe House of Representatives, by 9
large majority, rejected the bill ineorpors-
ting the Jefferson City Land Company. =
Mr.. Gardenhire is President of this COM
pany, and his free soil speech was answered
by the rejection Of the bill for the incorpora-
ton of his company.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
Porkl Pork!

Read the advertisement of Smith, Boone
& Co., and then bring on your pork hogs
They are in the market, and will be ready
10 receive hogs in q short time. They1xwil
occupyabs buildias 1ss&b-safr. Estiil.
last .sssss, R - ls'+
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF LABOR
The Directors of the North Missouri rail-
road, have reduced the price given to la-
borers on this road from one dollar twenty
FIVE cents to seventy five. cents per diem
This they do TO enable them to retain all
the workmen on the road in their employ.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

FoHEIsY NEws.-The steamer Ariel ar
rived OH the l4th with four days later news
News Of no special in tsrest. She brought
over 100000 in specie. Pork, Lard and
flour dull
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

Es-In St. Louis. on the 10th, wheat sold
at from 60 cents TO 81 II cents per bushel,
according to quality. Corn, 40 to 30 cents,
Flour, $3.50 to SO per Dbl. Whisky, dull
at l6a cents. Market generally dull III
provisions and produce, and but little doing
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

WEATHER.-Another snow on Sunday,
covering the ground about an inch, but did
not last long. Last night was the csldest
Of the season, by far.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

TCapt. RILEY, of the New Lucy" is
one Of a thoskano, and will never die, if the
prayers of a. press avaiisS, He always has
a package of late papers about his clothes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

T-To-morrow, Goth, the mail service
by land commences. Our Eastern mail
comes from jefferson, via Boonville and
Fsyette, daily.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
D.!

On the 1Ith, ARA, daughter of p. w. and Eu-
nice Ann HALEY, aged years, 9 months and IL
days.
In Randolph county, on the Cd, of Typhoid re:
vever, Mrs. SALLIE G. RUTHERFORD, daughter OF
William Adams, of this county.
In Fayete, on the 9th, Mr.. MARTIN SETTLE,
an old citizen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

SpEcIE.-The steamer St. Louis arrived
at New York, on the 10Th, from California
with $l,l70,oOO in specie. And the City
Washington, same day, from Europe,
brought Ell 900 in specie.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

~ Mr.. zeigisf1s nsssK law" which
passed the Senate, lwss rejected by the
House, lOOto 4. We have not seen the
ayes and noes, but understand Mr.. Graves,
of our county, voted in the minority.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

ESslt is conceded that the Democratic
State ticket in Wisconsin is elected. The
Republicans are supposed to have MAORI.
ty in the Legislature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
EWe understand that MCGEE College

located in Macon county, and under the
jurisdiction and patronage of the McGee
Presbytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, is in very fourishing condition
with some l56 scholars (male and female J
in attendance at last accounts, and almost
daily increasing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

GM. GREENLEAr, of the Polar Star,
obliged us with package Of Eastern pa
rers in advance Of the mail. d.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

d5sMr.J. G. Mason, who has just re-
turned from the west, favored us with Ne
braska, Iowa and Kansas papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, Nov. 10, 1857.
Look for the x.

A cross (thus x immediately before the
name, signifesthat the time paid for has ex-
pred.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

TEXAS U, S. SENAToRs.-The Legisla
turs of Texas have elected ]. Pinckney
Henderson and j. w. Hemphill to the U
S. Senate. -.r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

TTAbout FIVE miles Of track is laid east
Of 81. Joseph, upon which the cars are run
J ing.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

I57Asbill has passed the Houee of Rep.
resentatkes, authorizing the Dollar Saving
Insiitutiop of St. Louis. to turn, over her
capital steck. to the Exchange Bapk Of. ST
Louis We presume it will pass '-thss Sen.
.fasz-suk
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
N OTICE

- patience, and if not paid in a few days, viii
be placed in the hands of an officer for collection.
Those becoming due from now on will be expected
as soon due, and if not paid Immediately il may
not be left to my choice TO collect them; and th,
is to notify those owing the same, of my necess-
ties. hope those owing lie will heed this notice,
as positive need of money has induced this appeal
Call OH H. l.. White, Glasgow.
Nov. u, 1S57-3m A. A. RUCRER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

E5-Gen. Cavainac, commander o. the
French troops in the siege Of ssba'torol' is
dead.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
BRECKENRIDGE OILS.
LAMPS FOR THE MlLLlON!!
LIGHT EQUAL To GAS.

THE LIGHT FROM THIS OIL is SUPERIOR
l. to two STAR Csndles-Nnd only costs one
cent Ia about three hours. Lamps moy be seen
daily at tie Depot, 50 South Main street.
Oct. 90, lS57-dm !. n. FINLAY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19

fslss% Legisisture Adjournment.
ave unasrstsaa tbstsss stature ha. agreed
10 adjourn next Moody, at twelve o'clock
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-11-19
BRECKENRIDGE Lubricatipr CIR.

THIS OIL is equal to SPERM. It never Guns,
l. and will last longer than any other. Trials
solicited. Apply at the BREcKESR1psE Coal
or DEPoT, 90 South Main street.
Oct. ~, lS7-6m J. K. FINLAY,
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nRnrnAnnF.

arounrss THE MAD RIVER AND LAKE EBIE
nffh ROAD co. 10 lloHT THE RAIL ROAD
TRACK IN THE SECOND WARD.
DE ordained by tha Council Of re City of Tn dai
- tho Mad River and take Erie Rail Road Ccmpsny he,
nndit holehy required erect lamp Posts eight feet high
e good tnehe maichlsi with lamps The same, and also
io tecp light equt a0w candles hufnug w The sid
within tht clty.
A. he following places said Rail Road towit One on
Waihnqon street, one.hnlf way from Washington firee' on
said Rail Road 70 Adams froeti on Adams hoet one
midway between Adams street and Wam sooi one On MI
ami tfuoti one midway batWcen Mami efret pnd Gay
Hifecti and Clay street. All Of said lamp posts 70 D.
erected BY said Railroad Company near 70 The railroad
tfack ana "a e several places nhYe mentone ne second
ward pl ihe City Of Tn, may be rrnccahe not bow
exceeding fncen ftot distance from said fa road. sad
posts no 10 b. placed such place places will intefieo
nfhndof hu travel said several above mentioned
! EEZEkfAu GROFF, President.
| Ateth RoBrnr n. scorr, CITY CLERK. iy2ffw
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Dated April Sd, 1857.

Resolved BY tho General Assembly Of the state Of Obo
Threehhs o. the memhers elected each house ooneuf
tag therein That u be ndheeby s proposed 10 he elec
tors OF the State, the secOnd Tuesday Of etohy nt
TO approve on reject The following amendment as subt
ute Tor the hrit and second sections Of the thirteenth
Gle OF the constitution vzi corporations Of every dotor.
on shall be created and cooperate powe granted only bv
genefalaws which shall define the powen pvi eees and
mmunies and prescribe the duties and abiles on each
oas descriptions Of ooporaont but the General AZ.
tmbly may enact special laws for The relief
In peculiar cases, and may make special provisions IN s.
gsrd 10 corporations In where M their peculiar cs
on Or Interests such special provisions are required
may from time 70 time alter repeal al such laws ~ are
authorized BY this section.
Nh. VAN WORRIES.
spsakeTof the House Of RepresontaiiveE.
THOMAS n. FORD,
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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tAnuY, june 26th, 1856.
nrJ sVpER.-Feoling myself under the highest obi.
gatonsto you forthe benefit received under your
treatment Amer having undergone all the usual modes OF
parent benefit and having almost lost the sight Of eyes,
and being loo In very unhealthy condition, my case being
which, in the course Of weeks my eyes were restored TO
good sight and to healthy condition, under your new
Therefore kegreat c1pro,singu my sense Of
,,,nds and you sfa "hbo,y to use this Gs ibe benefit
MR., PryTeSsURaSR ofTias. for fo1r year. was almost
disqualified for any knd Of bunessi had quite ott her
sight hut on application to Dr. hasbeen restored 80 that
she y able 70 doany Kind doibus!new.
| Aso-iInNRy WALrRR, Of this place fort BAlD wns
afflicted with very bad diseased eyes and liberation ofhs
eoneai aud applied to Dr. Snyder and was soon restored
70 a good sight and ton healthy condition.
PIuiP EHIcE, ofrinn city vas afflicted with remark.
some weehsi application Dr. B., bic eyes
restored 20 ahealiy condition.
Mt Y. g. IEyoAYaER, Tinn, was aduted for five years
with very bad diseased eyes and almost blind applied
Dr. A. and has been restored sight, ahd his eyes
healthy condition, so thathe iquadedto do any kind of
iAl.o-G, w BLAoK, son anddaughter Of q. w. Black
ofTtmn With remarkaby bad Gases Of op,halme, which
and baded the skin Of the phyoanl, which had WHOLLY
disqualified them from any Kind ofbusinet By application
70 Dr. snyder they have beeg restored TO aheal,hy
Mr.. rHoaAs GmNY, Of sandusky, City was afflicted
with diseased eyeshad entirely lost the sight Of
one Of his eyes, and almost the othsr applied 90 Dr. Sny
der ofTn and was soon restored 70 hi'smily useful
many others could be butit Is deemed unnse
essay and would only add that the mode ofeatmont pfac-
uced by DrSuydev y discovery, Aad leaves
geher out of use the old mode Of reducing The syi.oncut
ting, tcoIfhoat0n hlisteTlng, 90 well the Of
The usual powerful eanies wins blue stone blue yra
any other thing which canteaes ad dIgurng the eye BY
contracting the muscles.
Any persons wishing forthe Attenuation wlldo well TO
communicates with either Of the persons referred TO above
G1-Ro charges for examination OF adVioe-if no bens.
ht u Nceived no charges win be made.
ey-Dr SNYDER takes pleasure n saying to the pub.
lie that Tiin City Il pleasant and healiy location aud
good boarding BE- had from e9sOto ea,O00peF week
Ofes--in q. ~. Blacks Block, Washington
Street. Ttlin City, Ohio.
Jan, %. 1857. (nl6.)
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CrEAM Eagines Tor Saw Mills. aud rlasu.a
Co'her Ppsposes ufaotureda tthial
a,sabl,hment together wfih q variety sftSstiaas
We also menpiaetore Brick Machiues, thai
save ~, mu'h lahor.-Al u Job Work dousin WofA.
mesli he manner. aud upon shortaotIrs
Mnlsl !. ls3l. ID. LOOMIl AGO
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GRlgWOLD'S
"a ilioufs Pills.
II o TEL N ZOE .

- w. BROOKS has taken the Westsrn EG.
NIsehaugs, PlsasAhwil. Bapeoct Co, Ohio.
which be has rsiarnlshed and repaired FOR the
especial accommodation Of the Uevoling pnblle
the country ahoFds. Coed alAbllng cad plenty
q grsie for horsss,the public pa1ronsss rssPse,-
fully solicited.
March, ,tS.'SI,tI
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THE EXTENDED OOURS e


embrace lengthy practical from The VARIOUS Bdsnosr
FIRMS and Fned tor such studerti may wish 70
spend longer than the time required by The Reguaf
Course, (and that efaiuouiyD preparatory 10 entering
some Special House.
y taking in addition the Extended Couie, tho student
will be faithfully and prontnhly employed sN months.
PENAfANSntp, "Pfactioal and ornamental" In aims
varieties, will be taught IN the thorough and efficient,
manner BY Of The best teachers In tho West. besides
4 euuuni method of teaching business Whiting, the CHR.
photographic System will also be taught system,
popular and recommended BY best educational men, 10
taught inths Public Schools of Cleveand, Columbus
Toledo Many other schools for good teachers Of
Cbifythmorraphy, ~ soon a. they can be qualified.
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and Theoretical
BookKeoping, Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics, po
lltioal Economy, An Of Computation, Commafuial Uacn
lAtout, Mercantile Customs, nnnklng Exchange, Com
merce Ra!loadng Commercial History, BuSinoii Couoi
pondencu penmanship, etc.
Tho New Suit OF Rooms, Of this College occupies the
finest In the city, situated hoy the
fthe puho square and Superior street. an6rdng fair
view Of most parts Of the city and ihe Lake. The
are eAily and iassfy furnished, suTnssng In beauty
perhaps those ofany similar suton In
tlie Union.
Ths LADIEs'CoURsE is the same a. that of tho Cen
toucn nAbrding equal facilities 70 aadioa who may wish
10 avail themselves of the Commercial Course.
The having extensive business
enabodto good situations for many ofhs grad.
uat0a.
Mach, B7.iy.
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g X + A L ARGAINS.
M lssES A. T. Husband have iust treeeived
tt4 sna ere now selling. At very low rates, ali
Slads Of mtuinery Ind Fancy Good, sueh AZ
y rlowefs, hopo9's Laoes' Embroderies. silks,
Grapes, SILK and Straw honaoW ready Trimmed.
end all the oiher articles which are usuallv
found IL such an establishment, all Of whloh thsy
are selling, AZ wholttale snd ratall,a sueh piess
as Sanaotteh % suit purchaser. Csu and Sos,
No !, Blacks Block.
Tim, April "a '6TLf
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BY AUTHORITY.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTION
MFNDNENTg.


Resoyed ~ ths General Aaonbly Of ths eiao orosio
thfee q ne enterl elected % oaCh Howe uuueufs
orinf Dis ft.e b ths second Teaay o Oti hsr
neNtupun lns o fseci on sfths following amend
oud Article Of The Cohaituon and fs.t ~ "a - ri
The same Ancgand loths % See Of tho Iih Arels vr,
uen.s on the ffii Monday on IsnosTs s-s,,.r9 80.
sha BE- elected bienniay, and RsnrsssnisS, sS1.
on the second Tuesday of October Their term ~ r,s
shall commence the frit Do Of Ianuary next tit
secton and aat Of SENATOR shall continue yesand
that Of Representatives year The senatoft elected IN
October shall hold their Offices fof two years and
AZ the tins ,hallhod hsr o.
fees or one yesf Provided thatseyenteen Of DE ssns
tor elected the second Tuesday Of OrobeY 1857 10 be
atcertnined BY lot, The President Of he Senate may a.
rect shall hold their Office forony ae year their sue
shall be elected on ihe second Tuesdav Of Oeto,
one thousand eight huuded ard nRy.erht, benaliy
thereafter When any county shall have fseiios sbsse
the rates Of Reprossnta alive a. lsyes a
BY ten the result she equal to ono o. more Faos al
,joo Smsn5 ,s ,i .,.i snPof oned ioi such r.
the following ~ there Be only one rntio ksr Il
epr sna so allotted 70 the tenth tss,on of l.
there two ratio, Representative. .h. h ,uo,,.a
70 ihe ninth and tenth sos'ions " three eht npF
und tenth sartons;If iouf the SEVENTH eighth nina
tenthi n five TO the sxh seventh eighth ninth and ss,
n sx toihe fnh sixth seventh, eighth, nn and tsn,h X
tsnihjIf sirhto ihs ihrd fourih, 6hh srlh ssvsn,b
eighth, ninth and tenihi Inns the second hir ouh
hh sN, seventh, eighth ninth and tenth session Of The
deeennial period respectively.
In determining The number Of Senator 10 which .nv
senaiofal dso might De entitled in douennia period
BY Of any fraction Of senatorial fato ts fsetion
shall be multiplied BY Eve, and the result be equal TO one
tenatoralralo additional Senator shall bo allotted h
said district for the nnth and tenth sessions n 1.-THE eoua
10 two such ratios additional Senator for The sovenb
eighth ninh and tenth sessions shall Be allotted 10 such
district II three then TO the dh, iiSth seventh eighth
ninth and tenth.
n four The ihri fourth hnh sixth, t,svenh s,rh
ninth and tenth sessions respectively. ~ biz amendment
be adopted BY the electors, the oountes now entitled II
more than one member 10 either both branches OF ihs
Legislature In the fourth nh sessions OF ha pvsssui
deoennal period provides, thaiI have ho nuhs,
of mehers IN each branch thereof each essou of M
femahdefo Of The present decennial peficd.
N.H.VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Repre- asentstives
| THOMAS n. FORD,
Dated April ID, Ie57.
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NEw METHOD oF TEAcHINa

strikes At the very gemlnhingpolns Of the Science,
veangihe great natural tvo-old division Of The Ledger,
Roa and Representative Properly and the governing law
OF transfer, regards H. affecting the two classes Of ac.
counts and thoso Of the same oasi n every variety Of
transactions, thus stripping this most nFqiu and eeaun
scaneo Of much Of ita .honofed myefot made such
by nfbiifary and iniable rules meaningless forms and
fase aotonti and hence enables the aludsnt TO acquire
correct notions Of accounts embodied In acual practice
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Dated AprIlsd, Issz
AMENDMENT NO. 5.

Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State ofobo
Three hh' Of the member elected 10 each House concur
tors Of .hs state tS vote on ire second rSssduT
next npoa the approval or election Of the following .,
OnstituOn. Every county which now Il, or NAV berseE
er be entitled to more than senator or Representative
Tor the residue OF the present deeenna period r ell o.
any portion OF any subsequent decsl pro ia l. AZ
udedt into a. many Senatorial nd Representative dis.
any year Of present. Or any decrpnai n
rod which districts shall be Of contiguous territory ana
Representative altainabe, without violating NE s
herein given a. 70 couguy Of territory and witout did
rese & ~ sssGn PIesse, or ward Il any Rep
copntiessha BY eason Of any OF population over
ratio be entitled to additional Representatives or ssna-
tors for any potion ofe any subsequent deem
NAL period, which shall be contiguous terror nnd .h
,hN contain as noerarato as s attalnabe without dvd.
II by reason Of the annexation of one ssna.
torial district 10 another, there shall be anV an.
cess Of population over Senatorial ratio which
ehall be entiut led 10 additional Senatorial REM
resentation for any portion OF any decennial Pc
leet one Senator.
Counties shall be divided ia,O districts BY the
county commissioners or such other board OF oE
hcers elective and resident In the pFoper counts
as may be provided by Law. AZ least four
months prior 20 the general election In 1855. th0
counties entitled to more than one member Oh ol-
ther house sha u be divided Into distrcu lor The
residue Of the present dece nnial period and Al
least four mOnths prior TO the genera election In
the arst year Of each snbseque nj deeenniai e.
riod, tho counties entitled to more then one mem
Der for all, or any portion of deeonnial period
In either rr both houses, shall be divided into
districtI for thewhole Of the dscenuiai period =
description Of the district Of each county sball
be published as may be directed BY the eouptv
eommisSionert or IS may be prescribed bv isvr-S
N.H.YAN WORRIES,
Npeaker OF the House Of RepFesentatlye6
THOMAS II. FORD.
President Of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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AMENDMENT NO. 8.

AMzr DMENT NO. g.
Resolved BY the General Assembly OF the State Of Okla
Tree fihs Of the members elected 10 each branch con-
curing therein that II be and hereby Is proposed 10 tbe
electors Of hestate to the second Tbesday Of s
tober next 10 anprove ect the following amendment A.
asubut for the tecond and thrd sections Of the twelfth
article Of the Constitution
Anpropery, penonal and real, All be subject 10 tara.
tion by uniform rule, At the value thereof In money!
but such deductions from credits may be allowed as ths
General Assembly may deem expedicnt; Provided, that
buying grounds public school houses and al oter public
properly and all institutions Of purely public CHARITY and
al houses used exclusively for public worshp shall Sc On
eTpt from taxaoni and h the total value Of the perona
pr"nery Of any person shall not exceed 6fy doa. the
ed in shall always beara burden Of taxation equal
10 that imI ,sed on tho property Of individuaii.
Mn. VAN Worries,
Speaker ofthe Ilouse Of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
-. President Of the Senate.