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, ,345 Prizes amounting TO ........... @ ~ o 90
Whole Tickets sloi uxlves %; QUAR-, rs sa;s.
.s-r PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

3,34S Fries amountingso ........... $3.50 900
Whole Tickets slo; Halves %; Quar-, r. s3s.
.i..r PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numirrs ft.m ! 70 $1,000. consspsndins viii
Of a % Win mai in 81 and pse
The first .; Prizes. similarly printed and sneiclca
TIE wheels are then revov-d, ana number Is draw
from The Wheel Of Number: and u see came time
Prize drawn ont are opened and exhibited the audi
snee. and rseisered sy the ComIissoners; he Prixs
ton repeated until ali the Prizes are drawn out.
>, Appro xImstIop Pri.es:-Jhe two precedins ems
the two succeedns Namhsr: to ,ho:s dr.wnr the mr.
Prizes For example: II Ticket No; !l.eso draws III.
Pras s, thsss !; Tickets nsThessS he
So draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets Numbered "a
$40, b5, 5S9 win each he entitled 10 e3oo, and % on &C
coTTans S h s sssv Ct Ga 2 b. Nv Nh.
figure q the Number that draws the &c occ Prize foi
ends IN i, win Re entitied to SO II tie Numter enS
with No then all the Tickets where the Number end
Cerfcates % Packages will be sold al the following
rates. which Is the risk:
Certificate Of Package OfIs M Nh, fistss'
+ a." i e2KishsS .......: Il
9. esc:
Purchasers can have tickets ending in a1y suse tht,
The iis o. Drawn Number. sad Prize. win be cent I,
plain, and give her po.e once, County, and si.,s
bic n H .aSo. ssdue;,cyp f's and PAYS
~ An Pises o. 81 400 and under, paid inmediaie,
after the drawing-ether Ysises At the usual rme
Az sOn%unicsticns se'ctry confidential.
A ' s. SWAN Co, augusta. G..
|" A list Of the numbers that ne dawn from the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
FOR SALE.

IT OF No. ~ in Block 90, in the Eastern Eniarge-
M ment Of Evansville. This Lot is "a feet front by
l42f in depth is situated at the intersection Of Seventh
and Locust streets, and Is improved with one Of the
most pleasant and desirable residences in the city
with all the modern conveniences. Locust street is
permanently improved and graded.
For terms, apply to TllOS. f.. GARV1N,
augl9-dlw&wtl Real Estate Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10

H- Uonnoiseus IN resacco or Snuff, can
find coed sspply at the Drug store on End
and Locust street.
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soxnos MARKET.
LONDON, AMI

LONDON, Ang. 29-P. N.
Barney 81 Bros. quote breadstuffs with
declining tendency. Wheat very dull. with
a considerable decline on all qualities. Sugar
steady and Id Better. Coffee buoyant and
Id higher Spirits Of Trpentins firm, Man
chester advices are favorable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-10
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN ,f
Whose sands OF life have nearly run out. discov
cred while in the East Indies certain cure for Con-
l sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
| general debility. The remedy was discovered by
] him when his only child daughter, was given UP
die. He had heard much of the wonderful restors-
tves and healing qualities OF preparations made from
the East India hemp and the thought occurred 10 him
that he might make remedy for his child He studied
hard and succeeded in realizing his wishes. His child
cured and is alive and we'll. He has since ad
ministered the wonderful remedy to thousands of suf
ferers in all parts Of THE world and he has failed
to make them completely healthy and happy. Wish
ing to do as much good as possible, he will
it, the receipt with full and explicit directions for
making it up, and successfully using L.. He re- i
quires each applicant to inclose him one shilling
three cents To- be returned postage the receipt
and the remainder to be applied to the payment J
DR.. ii. JAMES, No, 1s Grand ST., q ~
la fsr Jersey City, N. J.
B. DIR. ii. James has neither Office nor agent In
New York, as some have pretended and advertised
The recipe is sent from no place but No 10 Grand street
Jersey City, New Jersey. D. sa-..s.h . -. r...
jelo.Smodw-in nc Or ...f.. f.4.I SO
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sUNDRiEs.

SALTPETRE, Epson Salts, Sulphur Roll Brim-
- stone, Alum, Perry Davis Pain Killer, Saeratus
Soda, Almonds, Brazil Nuts, English Walnu,s, FIJI.
and dozen hemp and MANILA, Backing, Camphor,
Cream Tarter, Cigars an kinds, Copperr, Cloves,
Lanterns Ginger race ground and reserved, Herring,
Goldfish MacksTe, Indigo, LogwoSd extrae, and chip
mees, Lobsters, Oysters, Paper letter fooiscap and
wrapping, Envelopes, Percussion Caps, Powder, Safe
~ Fuse. Pepper Sauce, Pepper. Spice, Stone Pipes,
Sarsayarlla Stoneware, Soap bar and fancy, Sarnes
SNUFF spirits Of Turpentne. Tobacco assorted, Irvine,
Teas, Tar, Vinegar, &c. &c. &c. for sale low by
s. Z. GILBERT CO.,
q aug5-n r4- .. r. Sycamore street.
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FLOORING! FLooRINGM :
FLOUR AGENCY.

'HE undersigned having procured the Agency o
several Country Mills, viii be daily in receipt
Flour in barrels and Sacks Bakerd and other consu
mers Of Flonr, are respectfully invited 70 call:
augJ21 - WM. REFILL.
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gThc Soatherncr was here yesterday,
bound for Memphis. TaanSs 10 Hr. John
Shirley, her polite parser, for late Louisville
papers. f1lf. iift
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Notice to Contractors.
SEAIED Proposals will be received by the Com
- mon Council of the City OF Evansville, till Sept
s for constructing 23 ipeal feet ola brick Sewer
the City Engineer. Also, at the same time, for 22s
feet of Stone Gutter 20 wide extending from the
above Sewer &c the river. Bids will be received to-
gether or separately.
By order Of the Common Council.
auc2s.d WELL. II. WALKER, Clerk.
(volksbotecepy9 -
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The wExKLr Journal wal 30 ready for
delivery this morning. l,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
WHOLESALE FORGERIES.

TIE lorg array of names for Vice Presidents OF the
Wood meeting a. the Academy is headed George
Bancroft and Frarcis B. Cutting Both these gentle
men deny that they bsve any sympathy with MIR.
Wood and 10 common with several other prominent
nsn in the same category hasten to say that their
names we're used without their knowledge or consent.
~ ~ ESSssy Of The ~ T. Tribsss
SIR: You will Golfer favor by stating tna'th use
OF nv name as Of the Vc6Presidens OF tue meet
itg held las evening at the Academy OF Music by the
fIierds Ct Mr. Fernando Wood, was without my
knowledge aud without the slightest auth Tity;
N,Iy respectfully, r. b. OurflN"'
T. the Edss0r Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: The names of the undersigned were used as
Vice Presidents of the Wood meeting last evening,
without their knowledge OF consent. We are in favor
of The election # Mr. Tiemann Mayor of the city.
sisned, ANSoS g; PHREFLdfsss
=. the Edser of hem Y. Tr1sse
SIR: The name of the undersigned was used as one
Of the Vice Presidents Of the Wood mseting, last
evening, without his knowledge or consent.
(Si,nsO CORNELIUS GRlNNELL.
NsO York, Nov Is. 1851
To As ESitO, u TAs N. Y. Tribune.
SIR: NV name havrg been pub ished as one OF the
Officers Of the meeting held st the Academy oil Musc
on Friday last deem it proper to sti'e mat was
done without my kno Wedge or appreciation aod shaI
support Daniel f. Tiemsnn for Mayor OF ms City,
To the Edstor Of The n. Y. Tribune
SIR: Please state that my name was used entreiy
rthObt MV'y, as one OF tue Nlc5- esuSuss 'uo
meeting held last evening at the Academy OF Music,
ard oblige, Yours very truly
RICHARD w. BLEECKER
No. Wall street, Saturday.
Mr. Bancroft, says The Post, wa, invited to preside
ad also to write letter lie declined both iuyt ATOMS
and yet bis name is used.
Cornelius w. Lawrence, everybody knows, could
not have consented to the u.e of his name by Wood
for any purpose even if he had been resident of the
city, which he is rot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
TwEN1Y-sECoND WARD READY FOB TIE
"


The K-vrblcaos Of the Twenty,econi Ward made
| q grand mus.s, an Friday evening ct National II AL
rorty fourth St.. between Eighh and Ninth avenues
ana .be utmost unsnimi.y an >Hthu'asm prevailed
RICHARD SCOT, esq; President Of the Repnoacan
Chspir, Robert Peterson, Thomas S. Berry, k5aer
Can pbel, and James +. Warner were appointed
ylce.PresGents, and VIM. o. Bryan and Wa |.
Graf were appointed Secretaries
The CHAIRMAS, IN lew neat and approprste re-
msrks &c. forth the bect Of the meeting namely 10
rstffy the nomination of Daniel T. Temaun for
Mayor, Charles Wilmot for Alderman, Charles Ged.
ney and Peter Schneyder for Councilmen, also three
candidates. for School Commissioners, &c.
The ass4mblage was next addressed by THOMAS 5.
BERRY whose remarks were enthusiastically received.
He was followed by wv. II BrR1srGH. ESQ. who
earnestly impressed upon the mrds Of those pressnt
tie importance Of not only electug honest for
Chief Mag istrse. but al such for Aldermen as
would sutain sn honest Mayor in the discharge Of hi.
duties AID efforts at reform that, with ar honest
Mayor ard Aldermen equally honest, We should soon
gitres the death Of demagogulsm; new reign would
DE commenced, nc lorger would there be pr emium
ut On rowdyisrn, effort to array the poor sgans.
the rich ard the rich against the poor-sll sks will
then be protected; better day vii dawn upon US;
that then III our city be distinguished for moral
ity honesty AID enterprise are now for our ras
caIity disorder wdyism, robbery and every other
form of crime under the administration Of Mayor
Wood After drawing vivid contrast between the
characters Of Mayor Wood aud Daniel 4. Temann,
and their respective claims TO the sufrages of New
Yoikers at the ensuiDg election, the speaker closed
amid ceafeIing applause.
Mr.. RyIpTcKYR ne1t addressed the meeting 10 Ger.
mar, and his re marks We're warmly received. Ia the
abserce Of sone speakers who were expected, but
detained at meetings in their Wards, Mr.. Soorr,
in compliance with call, again briefly addressed the
Nsemblaee.
Mr. BrRLEIGH sgsin rose, f,r the purpose Of show
ing that if honest aud energetic Alder aud CouG
cIoen should be elected who instead OF throwing i'm
pediments in the way Of the present Street Comm
Uoulf
paving ct street, and avenues building OF piers, &C.
no less than 900 could De set 10 work within "a
hours, and thereby relieve them and their ia Mill "a
from the verge Ct starvation leaving the claim to the
office of Street Coumissionership to be settled by the
Courts here after.
After three cheers for each of the candidates, and
three for victory on Tuesday next the meeting ad-
journed in the highest spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
MR.. NKEOS IN REPLY TO MAYOR
WOOD.

NEw-YoRK, Nov. %, 1857.
HoS. II. NlcofL Dear Scr: As you presided ct
the FIST meeting held this Fall in this city opposed to
the present msadmnistraion of the public affairs of
this metropolis, address YOU for the purpose Of cor
rectipg certain statements made by Mr. Wood a. the
meeting held at The Academy Of Music on Friday
evening last Mr.. Wood paradss long Lis. Of figures,
which ave well calculated TO mislesd. have not the
time to examine them miHutely, but l will call your
attention to few tems, for the purpose Of showing
how little reliance can be placed on the statements Of
suoh man.
made the declaration that the public permanent
debt Of this city was over TEN xILLIosl
The exact amount per Controller, Report is
$40, 5i3 900 80.
stated the annual tax for the year 1857 was over
eight millions
The exact amount per Controllers Repor. is
$S.OG6,566 50.
Mr. Wood would have the electors believe that Of
these eight milo large amount has been imposed
upon them by the laws of last session Of the Legsa
ture. 10 not defend the acts of the Leg ssture in
relation to this city, but wish 10 show that Of
the acts referred TO by Mr. Wood do not in sny way
make part Of the eight millions Of taxes for the year
1857.
From the items presented by him as the acts Of the
Legislature for 1857 select the following:
To authorize businr Reservoir .....s eoscoo
kesulstipg Central Park ................. 1866 00J
To erect City hal'''''''''.''''''''''' ~VvVVVp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

FERNANDO WOOD AND THE WORKING MEs.-Mr
w Burke wood turner, of No. Franklin street, has
furnished us with the following ststement: am one
Of the unemploye ed poor and member of the Gordon
Committee, 10 obtain relief. Our Committee, in COM
pisrcs with the request Of the meeting in Tompkins
square, waited upon Mayor Wood several weeks ago,
believing, from his message that he was DESTROYS Of
giving us assistance. The Mayor told US to go to the
meeirg, and obtain the names of all the unemployed.
We obtained list of 5000 persons and gave it
into his hsn6s. The Mayor then called policeman,
and, har ding him the st told him to take it to Mr.
yiele superintendent of the Central Park and told
Us he would give US work in a few days. We sub'e'
quently learned, on inquiripg Of Mr. Viee, that the
list had never been given to him, and that the Mayor
had not spoken to him on the subject. We got no
work. Then we told the Mayor that many OF our
fellows were starving. AT his request, We furnished
him with st Of seventy destitute families To seven
or eight Of them he gave letter to Mr.. kellogg the
Superintendent of Outdoor Poor, (bat net cent
from bis own pocket who gave them a dollar piece,
and told them not to again for fortnight This
wss three weeks ago. No further assistance of any
kind has been received from the Mayor. We have,
there FORE concluded that he did not tell the truth
He said be would give US work, when he is doing all
that he can TO prevent any work from being provided
for us. The Committee have, therefore, resolved to
call meeting at Tompins square, at ii o'clock this
morning for the purpose Of reporting these facts to
the ueODle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

PREPARING FOR ELEcTlos.-On Friday aid Satur-
day the County Clerk and his assistants were ou'iy
engaged in swearing in Inspectors and Csova''er',
elected at the November election, to act at the ele'-
ton tomorrow. Some 500 were sworn in, and the
remainder will take the cath Of Office to-day. The
Pei Clerks appointed by the Bosrd of Metropoit ~
Police Commissioners, under section 81 of the PoA'e
Law, presented themselves at The County Clerks
Office foT the purpose Of taking the oath, but were
refused They retained to the Police Commissioners,
who swore them in. II s said that Mayor Wood was
rot altogether pleased with the selection Of the Clerks
ard hence the difficulty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
SEVENTH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT RATIFI
CATION MEETING

The large hall Of the Gymnasium Blilding, Nos. SO
and 81 Sixth av. was cIosced Friday evening with
cit'zens of the Ninth ard fifteenth Wards, opposed
70 the reelection Of Fernando Wood, aud in favor OF
George Starr for Aide man The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed. T.. G.. BESEDICT presided and JAS. w.
FARR and WV. NOBLE acted as secretaries. Speeches
we're made by the CHAIRNAX, by RICHARD WARREN,
S Il. butcher, STEWART l.. WooDFoRD, SOLOMON
+ Hall. CHAs A. DASA and others, aud the fo'low.
irg resolution, offered by Mr. FAIR, was adopted
unanimously:
Roed That this meeting resolves tseil into COMMITTEES
Of the Whole and pledge ourselves individually that will
entire Of Tuesday Dec from sunrise 70 sunset 70
working for Daniel Temsnn for Mayor ami George Starr Tor
Alderman and every Honorable exeron to insure their
election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN, MEETING

The Republicans of the Second Watd rallied IN
strong rumbers at the Rainbow Hotel, 10 Beekman
street on Saturday evening, and ratified the folio wing
ruion tick ct for Ward Oficere
For Consta Richard r. Reid and Robt. Tiord ar
For School Com missi0aeT..y. Timson-
FO- Sch0o! Instector Thomas ID Gale.
Emil Arrangements were ALEC made for the election
on Tuetosy and resolutions indorspg Daniel +. Ile'
man for Mayor and Henry Smith fo Alderman were
adopted u, snimoasly ard with great ennu 'asm The
meeting adjourned to meet again this Monday even
ing at Roes Hotel, in Aun street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
INSPECTORS AND CANVASSERs.

Til. Inspector. and CanyaassE' elected On 'he %
ir.t will oficiste at the election on Iuesda? mex
That the people may know who they are We 'n0'''n
LIST Of their names:
r,,,- n,.r,,cr f,.nsr,or,: Joh- Scott, Hee,s. o.
C:clsy Jane, Lee C.aTsers: Rcbsr; Les William olrn'
DaLie. Holland. ,....., E,ob,.,r. Isb,
sEcoxp DnTRicr-Ia,psotOr ssb.t,a hG tI M
caIs,haa D.gl- Bt0phy. c,nrli.stf Elri- sA1 JAVA
Ego Patrick Duffy. p,,b. r,b1 c,,
THlsp Df,rscT-Iasp.cssrs Johr w,is.N n. h
ysa Josa Cir aorris5a Cs-vr'-o' "1 ''Aa''- ''1-
L:ala1 VIZ. TlsUPs92
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

ANornKR FALuRE.-Ths noisily heralded " Meet
"ipg Of laboripg men in favor of Fernando Wood
vas held at Tammary Hail on Saturday night From
90 TO 40 persons were present. long address wa
read by a. man, and short speech made By another
Both Il ee 6sinerested friends of the poor are Gov
eminent officials: one CsstOm'Ilouse officer the
otter one Of Mayor Woods clerks. No wonder the
lasori, men kept away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Fraudulent VOTERS Cit zeps be guard EI-
annie the dfess and person Of every voter look for
marks and signs. Challenge every msn who looks like
apad votsr. A drunken man ought not to vote if
be does roe bic residence ard rscs him. If he votes
illegally, ftarlssAly lave him arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Z FIRST JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr.--A. McIntire, who was
nominated by The Americans for Civil Justice has de-
cined, and the Americans have adopted Jeremiah
Lotbrop, who lie also the Republican nominee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

TIrNASs BANSER.-A beautiful Tiem,nn banner,
thirty feet long and twelve feet brosd hosted ia
Fulton street, near Broadway on Saturday night by
the arti.wood men q the Second WAIi, WAC csls-
brsted the event with proper enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Tie regular Republican candidate for Aldernal in
TIE xIIIth Dstric' twenty second Ward is CHARLES
Wimott. We hear from good sut 1ority that be is
cspsble and honest man, and tina. there is good
prospect Of his election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

de would nave the puonc DeneYe tnat th65o nve
millions formed par. of The eight millions Of annual
taxes which charge are now expressing the people Of
this city. Not one cent Of the items ADORE form any
part of the eight millions The money for the several
items above referred to yet to be ased by the State
Mr Wood carnot esospe the dstinc. charge that dur
ing his administration the taxes have STEADILY AND
ENORMOUSLY INCREASED. This heavy burden mus.
be borne as / have already stated, by the poor man
who rents his room in tenement.house equally with
the man who lives in splendid mansion
From the Controllers 1Flaggs emiannua report to
the Common Council, made on the 18th Sept, 1884,
the following statement is made up showing the in-
crease in taxation in this City:
1884,. .....-.........-....sl,8i 20 -
800. ......-....'sss..-.'... = ofoi o. 9
1856. ...................... 10, 10 -
1857. Observation-Disclosures. S,066 ,566 y
Mr.. Wood would have the electors also understand
that he is nowise responsible for the increase. lie
knows that NOT ONE CENT of the public NosEr can bs
drawn from the public treasury except Oh warrant
signed u him. as Mayor. This is the power which he
holds and for which he is responsible. In the hands
Of bad man such power night be very lucrative
Mr. Wood states that my statement as to salaries
was not accurate. The authority for my statement
the Controller Report which shows that in 1898 sas
hes were. $50 wv
In 1857 fl%,OVV
But the Mayor does not answer my charge that he
signed the ordnance increasing the number OF em'
poyees in the street Department, and increasing also
the expense to 900 He does not answer the charges
made Of his completely with the joseph Walker ef-
fair of 5000; the Lowber claim of sl96 900; the
glass ballot affair Of 100000. On these points he
be is silent.
When addressed the meeting at tie Academy of
Music spoke without-notes. held nothing In my
hand but an abstract Of the indictment against Wood
for felony and did rot wish to make any mistake as
to the amounts and dates in that important docu nent
[ gave the audience, l believe, the exact date
of the order CT TIE Court quashing the indict
mept on the ground Of the statute OF limitation
i,terpoaed by Mr. Wood. l wa, compelled to state
figures ranging from egh, millions down to 80 cents
for bill for cartsge), which had been altered from
that small sum to 800 IS, and formed part OF tue
charge against him of obtaining money By f1te pre-.
lenses. Should Mr.. Wood differ with me as to the
Sgures in the public finances it must be gratifying to
learn that did not mako any mistake as to his bMk
account in which he took 81 $50 which did not be'oug
TO him, or as to the facts Of tie Maivine fraud On
these charges Mr. Wood pleads guilty by his silence
II probably was inconvenient" for him to reply 10
full on al topics.
do Lot believe that all respectf for privas character
has been yet entirely extingushed or that Mr. Wooo
can succeed in obtsinng majority Of the woes OF tue
electors Of this great city.
Yours r,,psctful,y. JOHN McKEoN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
LIST or cAYDIDn.TES

almost mpossible 10 tell which Of the thols.ad
srdobe asprsnts for The Lesser offices are "reguE,
according to the usual standard. Beow ~e give them
as We find them sent to their account with al their ion.
Eeifl ct!Ous on their heada:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

FOR MAYOR.
Peoplts C1rdid1b Uobf. Cdn9idIt
DANIEL r. TIEMANy FERNANDO WOOD.
FOR GOyERSoR OF THE AIMS HOUSE.
Republican. fne,foaa. Denoer1ii-.
Wuh uston Smith, Fred'k c. Wagner Anthony DGgro.
FOR SUPERVISORS.
PfyBbiodr American. Dcn0cy1tic.
John A. Kennedy George Briggs William n. Tweed,
Thos. q sti,lmsn, Horatio Reed Isaac Bel, jr,
Orion Blunt Hirsm Corwin EliJsb T. Purdy
Peter P. yo1hi, Geo w Warner Waiter Roche,
VIM 4 Stewart John L. Riker Joha B. Briggs,
Augustus Wsismsn. Henry Snyder. villa AZ e. Counor.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-05-19
ANENDMENT No. a.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
Ohio, Three-flths of the members elected TO each
house concurring therein, That it be and hereby is
proposed the electors Of the State, on the second
Tuesday of October next to approve or reject the fol-
Towing anne endment substitute for the first and
ond of the thirteenth article of the Consttn
ton. Viz Corporations of every description shall be
created, and corporate powers granted only by gen.
cral laws which shall define the powers, privileges
and immunities and prescribe the duties and labiii-
ties each class descriptions of corporations but
the General Assembly enact special laws for the
relief of corporations peculiar cases. and may make
special provisions in regard to corporations IN cases
whererrom their peculiar location or interests such
special provisions required, and may from time to
time alter repeal all such laws as are authorized
- N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the cnate.