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A TRADEsMASs LIZA man named BRYAN, con.
victed before the recorder of London for having rep
resented to pawnbroker that some spoons he wish
cd to pledge were '.Elkington's best A." on which
found the spoons comparatively worthless. recently
appealed against the conviction. For the prisoner
it was urged that his statement was merely a
'tradesnlans lie and the question was whether
the proceeng.was an obtaining ofnouey under false
preiences. Ten OF the judges were of opinion that
It was not, and only two, Mr.. Justice Willes and
Baron Bramwell, being of the contrary opinion the
conviction was luashed. ... ..-:
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M" FIVE PER CENT. SAvED.-Ali persons whose ac-
counts are due on the lat day Of July. if paid within
the next thirty days, deduction Of five per cent
will be made on all sums Of $40 and upwards. All
persons indebted tn before the LIST day Of
January la.t ii their accounts not paid within
thirty day. from this date, will he placed in the pro
per officers hands for collection.
Jyl-I2t ALIEN HILL. I27 Main IT.
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DEATH oP ws. OaDEN NlLEs-This gentleman
well known throughout the political circles of the
country, died in Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon
after severe Illness of day or twos DURATION
Mr. Niles a Of the late IIeZekiah Niles, the
founder Of Niles Register and succeeded his faith
in the publication of that national work, which
ne edited with marked ability. He was appointed
| to position in the pension office the incoming
| of Gen. IIarrison's administration, the duties Vi
which he discharged in an acceptable manner up TO
! the tint Of his death when that event occurred
he was IN Philadelphia on business connected with
the general government.
For EuRoPE.-The Cunard steamer Persia. for
| Liverpool, from New York Wednesday. took ont
! $50 passengers and ss52,sS5.22 in specie Among
the passengers who sailed in the Persia were Hon,
John Ross, Of Canada, c. VI. simpson, Esd. of Lon
| don, and Cyrus W. Field Esq, Of New York. all
| prominently connected with the New York and
London (Atlantic) Telegraph Company They OK.
| pect To arrive in London few days prior 10 the
sailing of the steamers Agamemnon and Niagara.
| Henry W. Moncurs, of Richmond, Va, was also
among the passengers.
| PROFESSORS APPoIsTED.--The Trustees of Lynch
burg (Na.) College have appointed James c. Blank
enship, of Washington, u. C., Professor of Mathe-
mates and Robert l.. Brockett, of Alexandria, Va
| Professor of Natural Sciences
THE FOURTH was appropriately celebrated in
Woodstock, Shenandoah, Va. company of t,eys
finding no preparations made for the celebration.
formed into military company, elected soldier
OF the Mexican war captains and did the firing and
psrading At nisht an Grafton WAS delivered by
w H. Hartman. At Edinburgh, in the same conn
~, the natal day was properly observed.
TRAVEL TO IRE spRlSGs.--fo-day, the cars on the
Central Railroad will run 20 miles west of the pre
sent terminus, and within 80 miles of the White
sulphur Springs The travel over this road has in
creased considerably within the last two weeks
All the Springs have quito number of visitors
the Roekbridge Alum has abe largest number
DEATH Oh "A bLrERAs.-Benjamn Bowles, Of Flu
wanna county, Va, died on the 30th inst, ut the
advanced age Of SO years. lie had voted for every
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REM0yt.-The Norfolk Herald notice, the reno
val Of Mr.. VIM. ii. Williams Inspector of Customs
for that port by the Collector, and the ap-
pointment in his place of Mr.. I. Worsham
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Rs- Tux SPECTNcLEs.-A reply I" Mr.. Markers
from Messr- SERMONS 4 Co. appears in the Dispatch
to-day. In the matter "f the ms!uttcturc of Brasil
ian I"bhies, they quote very high authnrity-the
North British RrrjcW-iu which the merits of the pei-
bcs are discussed and landed.
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ny TEI.EfiRAPIt

Nsw Yoey. JpIy o. FIur depressed and lower:
Stat" 81. ,6t6Is Ohfs kS1mfIs Southern 81, iArf9i
What iru: Tennessee white s2ls. CDFu unchanged
Stocks duh and lower; Va. 81 fs%.
B,LrfNoRr July a--FlGnr nominal: Howard street
81 White Wheat 1902 Com hueyHht; Mixed
sea stc- " hit, -t,fy,~ar yellow sjILsf
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The Richmond Dispatch.
DAILY. sEMIwEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
The urgent solicitations of number Of frie
have induced me 10 publish
SEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The urgent solicitstions of number of friends
have induced me- 10 publish a
SEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH.
n will appsar about the I'd July will be printed
with new tyne will contain twenty eght columns If
reading matter and in size and proportions will
,emfIe the Weekly Dispatch. The subscription will
be only
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II will contain all the news of the day-Politicai,
Domestic Foreign Miscellaneous and Commercial
together with Editorials and entertaining Literature
Especial sttenton will 10 paid to thu markets. which
will Ia Regularly and accuraely reported II will he
indeed a NEWSPAPER in the most comprehensive
sense: presenting inteighe narratives of every
fling that transrires and communicating promptly
anil succinctly all kinds of information appropriate
to the Newspaper.
There are only semi-w eekly mails in many parts
of the state and this semi-w"ely edition OF the DIS
match n.-.fs the wants OF the people supplied by
thoTe mails
Every branch Of thu paper is entrusted 10 capable
ooutlemep. and the Daily and Weekly Dispatch are
example. of the enterprise with which it will I've suS
tiIned
Those who want the SEMI-WEEKLY DISPATCH
will please send in their orders at that their
subscriptions may begin with the first number Al
dress the undersigned.
Advertisements will he inserted nj the usual rates.
AMI as the spmi-Weekly edition will no daubt be
widely circulated, il will br an advantageous medium
for communicating with the public.
Both the Daily and tho Weekly. rs well rs the
Semi-Weekly Dispatch will soon be greatly inn
proved. and the three papers will be- sent to sub
scribers mt the following
Low RATES:
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oh journals in thu InOu and
neither labor nor expense will be- spared to make
them among the best newspapers Of the city.
j. A fFOWARDIN.
BE LOOK AT TYLER 4 Co.'S LIKENEssEs of about
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mr. wr.~r INDIES.
Later from TtvtaH Primer f}erHufa ~ maraFo-
4thfgm--The gysot Fire IL Ibsks,t Pri''cr, -

Latfx from Trto"- iirinoe7 Be',suia- Dsmarare-
Il iAfsm,- The great Fire d Ibstsf+ fr"cr,
Assprival at New York lasngs detail. the
dc-i Exrtve fire nj Portau-PrIce 1t broke euf NJ
half psst Il on the morning offbe l2fhei JaIs IN
the ap5thecary shop Of VI. MYTH Bruno. on the
Place yaiere. The governor of the capitol. COIN
| mandant Of the first division of military Of the
west. at once the spot, followed by the min.
hters q tAe int e1ior. 81 dnaTe, II roilmerce shd
If war. The flames. which anveloped the phar-
macy. aeon spread 10 che aeghboring ho,sses His
majesty. 5hersehack, aeepmpanissi by the chan
celor and by his staff. came on the ground NJ one
/ o'clock. and remained all night. directing with
great zeal and energy the efforts OF the soldiers
and citizens which were not successful till ahont
/ fveo'clock in the morning. after the flames had
bestowed the two principal facades VI the quay
l The attention Of his majesty was particularly
thrhed to the preservation of the cu-tonl-honse.
(which was filed with foreign goods and Threatened
Ii'y the bnrnng loads Of lumber which were piled
inn the quay. II was finally preserved 10y the q
forts Of the governor of the 'pPtal under bi,
nsirsty's direction.
| The FIRE was found to have destroyed the two
small islands lying between the quay the streets %
she government warehouse, the Rui B"nnc Fol, and
Ruc Traversiere de In Place Valliere, the island on
which stood the Bonnie Pharmacy, the Place Val
here and half of the two neighboring lslets Con.-
fnerce has suffered a loss of O.WOooo Hayten dol
lar in goods and buildings, about ninety houses
having been destroyed. During this terrible night
order reigDed throughout the capitol The wife of
VI. Bruno and government employee were burned
to death
Dates from Bermuda are to June 9th. By the
Bermudian of that date we learn that the yellow
fyer raging at st. Thomas, and that one Of the
royal mail steamers had lost twenty-eight men
by it.
The sugar crop had nearly closed. In Bridge
town. June l1th sugar was quoted AT $50 per one
hundred pound. and molaSscS at o. cts. per gallon
Barbados was well stocked with American pro-
,1Icc-four $50 per barrel: corn meal s2.25 bar
rel: 225 bag: pork $3.50 to f26 for mess ;
Goldfish $50 per qnintal.
The Legislature of British Guiana has rejected
the project Of submarine telegraph. proposed by
Captain Raasoff. Oh the ground that it was not
perCeptiblc what advantage the colony would de-
rive from it,
There has been some fresh of cholera in the
vicinity of Bcrlicr.
We learn from Antigua. under date of june G..
that Tie sugar crop would fall short of the quanti-
" of last year. The article was i'll great Demand.
Prices of sugar Us. per Cwt and mola>Scs >. Sd
gallon
The total expectations of spring crops in Bermu-
la for the present year amount to l,0l-3'4 lbs of
onions, I,926 hhs. of POTATOES and l3.Il boxes of
tolnators of which went To the United States.
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DEafH OF A bLrERAs.-Benjamin Bowles, of Flu
wanna county, Va, died on the :0th inst ut the
advanced age OF SO years. lie had voted for every
President from Washington TO Buchanan.
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Among the graduates at the Episcopal High
School Of Alexandra, Wednesday, was George Pc
terkin, Of Richmond, Va.
The wheat crop in Shenandoah county, Virginia.
is remarkably good. FL.
VIM Creekmore, of Camden. \. c.. was the Young
man killed by the explosion Of the steam boiler in
the South Mills - l.. ssss ..... !
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SaLk or LASp.--COi. VI. VI, Payne, L. s A.. has re-
land county, TO Capt. Richard G. Morris. of Rich
mond, for the sum of s2l 600 e.sh. Col r. bought
the tract, ten years ago, for SaNo The farm il 81
tnated y miles from Richmond, borders on the
James River Canal, aud contains ahaut $50 acres of
land, with various improvements
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81 90 = sse.77o Y ftgkal2 8

During the month, ef june, the RECEIPTS 90 A."
Northwestern Virginia Raiirosi. Parksrsbnrs
Branch &gpE.te yr passengers, and Sbz1fsI sT
frtight--B,skine total of sas2.7 which. as'iea To
the receipts Of the main stem, makes the total re-
cepts sEr2,53i.72
sales Ia New York, Wednesday. at the Board, 81
s,nssys s. at Ssi, and at auction, s45oso Va. per
ernt Coupon B,ads.l payable July I. ~; INTEREST
rayale lat January ard i-t July. 49,; Sore Il" ~"
Jannary. LIT. ISL. do 81 $IaJ do. so's.
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NTOTICE.-Having recently rnrchase,

MOTTO E.-Iiaving recently purchased
~ Farm {idionin2 my estate Key nodsyle' =
portion of which was formerly very successfully
Used Market Garien, the subscriber dc-ires the
ensuing year. to make arrangement with
petent GARDENER, Tor continuing the same. Toa
man well qualified ct good character. and strictly
temperate habits, every induccmcHt will n offered tn
make the situation permanent and profitable. Ap-
ply to the subscriber at his Office, southeast
of Marslail and 18th STREETS. during the week be-
tween the hours Of 2 and O'Clock p. VI.
. IN in-6t PETRRFIELD TRENT
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GOVERNMENTAL letter in the Petersburg IVA
Express, gives an account of the CONNIE ncemen MT
of Chowan Female Institute, at Murfreesiore. N.
{. Addresses we're delivered by Miss N. A. V kel
", of suffolk, Va, and Miss c. W. White of Surry
Va. novel feature Of the affair was at the close
and consisted in tS marriage of Key. Reuben Jones'
Of Virginia. to Nh Snsan Deanes Of n. c. in the
presence of the COMPANY assemtI,d
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PROFESSORS APPoISTED--The Trustees of Lynch
burg (Na.) College have appointed James C. Blank
enship. of Washington, d. C., Professor of Msthe
mates and Robert L. Brockett, of Alexandria. Va.
Professor of Natural Sciences t
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CHARLATANRY EXP0SED.-An adj
~ y-rtisement appeared in the Dispatch ot yester-
DAY, signed T.. Markers, Optician. which A. Rn es-
hibi'on OF cha rlatanry, .nr0ntery, AMI sscnnfsssi
ignorance, scarcely deserves the hottie which wv
propose ~ give il. In the iirst place D. Msrken."
nnhlu-hingy declares that the Per--copir Lens..'
which he has applied since lac has practices his
his profession - identical with tu,~. ni,sla ~
BTaziah Pebbles, ami yet after making this broad
sss@riim lac betrays hs disregard for iacts and ex-
pose his charlatanry by aYuwng that he ack KNOW.
lodges hs ignorance 81 the existence II such glasses
The obvious Intention OF MARK ems IL q, atteunt 10
cr-ste The Impression that We are panng on -p-
nous article, With high soIiRslns Name upon the
intelligent community. The citizens OF Richmond
viii bat laugh ut his vain efforts. - Markers
may be relieved u his distressing ignorance ii he
Will turn 10 page & of the North British Review for
Noy loj" instead Ut combining his sti,dics tring
little works On optics" The medical gentlersien
whom l,- he's unworthy assrils-i require no decBce
~ our hands. los -a
We invite the public 10 call and examine i'm
proved Brazilian Pebble Spectacle. being cun1dsnt
that all oar declarations he substaniate't TO the
ietfer 5"5- Htt
In eoilclasi"h will say that Mr. Sermons u
native OF England, Mr.. Gcieon Aaiertaahs
SERMONS Il co.
A.as. a
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NQTICE.-Th undersigned having
! qualified As Executors under the last will and
Testament Of James G. Spots dec d. request all per-
SONS having clams against the estate 10 present them
properly authenticated, and all persons indebted are
Ieatllsiri to make immediate payment to JOHN q.
SlpTTA JAMES THOMAS ia.
zt JSO II. WRENN ts.5
JN0. g. SPOTS.
Executors II James G., SPOTS. deed
b Richmond, july 5, lo5T: ~''&' sS Yg-lnl
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Sc LOOK AT TYLER Il Co.'S LIKESRssEs of sbont
two hundred of the citizens OF Richmond. at their
doorway. They oxcel everything in the Picture line
ever exhibited i'll Richmond 1t is evident that they
are executed by Experienced Artist. They take tho
new style of NStrntypes TOT - cent?.
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DWIDEND.-The President and Direct
~ or ef the EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA
have declared semi-snnual dividend Of SIX PER
CENT. after paying the bonus and tax dn dividend
payslt'ie GA the 18th inst W, p. STR0fifER.
il In-sy IA ,l,fas
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n0Y0U WANT TOsAyE YOUR NO.

~ NEY,-If 30. purchase your DRY GOODS tom
LEVY az ne IL positively selling the chrape-t goods
in the city. Lawn and Berage Robes AZ cost fIoop
Skirts at - cents Linen IIdkis ut III cts: large
assortment of Psrasols to be soid very low fiIonp
skirts for small girls. at ~ CENTS Fine Linen itdkfs
for chiiden at 6'ac Fine Linen at c, worth "a ets
Hemstitrht4l udkts. at DC, worth .ae; Black and
Coloret Elastic Belts fr l2i.c.; Dmty Band, at be
worth 2lc at LENY'S * Main st
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Arrival OF A CAPTURED SLAYER British It-i.e.
The barque Panchita. which was some time ago
seized Is a SLAYER in New York harbor, and subse-
qu"ntly sailed for the Coast of Africa. under Capt
Sladd"n, arrived at New York again Oh Tuesday az
4 British prize. Tie Panchita was seized by the
British sloop of war Saprho, Capt. r. Moseley, at
the mouth of Congo river on the coast Of Afrit "a,
on the 9th of May last She was brought to the
lDra of Now York under command of two British
licutcnants, the crew conSistirg Of twelve British
-eamen. Capt SIadden. of the Panchita who pro
tested against her detention. came home in the
harque. The particulars Of the seizure, ~ detailed
by Captain Sla,den, are that he was visit by the
commander Of the Sappho, who requested to sec
the ships papers, with which he immediate COM
Piled, aud was about 20 muster his crew, though
al lying sick with African fever The captain add
After this he requested me TO open the matches.
which refused. replying If he was an American
officer would do 50. upon which my first officer
observed Mr.. Willis. master of the Sappho, coming
mp from the fore scuttle. ia having gone below
against nay injunCtions After Mr.. ". ha,. con
rrTset with Capt. VI. for n few moments Capt. VI
came Immediately to and said he was under the
painful necessity of taking charge Upon which |
once made my protest in full against such seizure
by foreign officer. forever declining to hold said
charg" again.
The reason assigned Ivy the commander Of the
Sappho for tho capture are A. follows:
That he did not consider the running rigging and
mainmast of the bark Panchita in fit state tocross
the Atlantic, we'll rs there being no spare -ails.
with little or no cargo, apd only small boat hp-
longing tn said bark. not sufficient in of eInrr
EcncN FOR tn" Use OF her own crew. Also, on the
superstition that she not intended for legal traf
fc. in which he considered himself sufficiently
born" ont from documents i'll his possession.
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n B.-A large assortment Of Dry Gnols for gentle
mems wear snrh ~ Ready M rs shirts from 10 ct.
n piece up Half Hose Of Cotton Tlnssid ard Silk
GsuZe Merina tni"r-lrts ~ ents worth 81. Linen
and Mars-lcs Collars Linen and SILK Poe ket Hand
ksrchiefs, DC. ls Ij-Ims
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Esas" LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
Day Goops.-
AN IMMENSE REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT COHEN'S,

IIandsone Mantillas from 81 q and upwards; EIss-
tic Belts nj l2'9 cents; Linen Cambria Handkerchief
at "a ct-. piece; Hoop skirt at - cts; shirt Fronts
Cotton Iios NJ o. cts. pair; Mohair Rols 81 ct-.
Collars ~ ~, la1s, pa. - cents, and upwards;
Black silk Wits double twisted. At 3lia cents and
yard; hi'e Cambria "a yard WIDE at i2Ix cts No.
quito Netting 621s cents piece Black Silks af -
cts, and at 81. worth 81 l-arc tow of the
innumsrable bargains 10 be found at
VAL. COfIENS Cheap store
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There il nothing 0f especial interest in c'aaer tia
circles The season i unusually dull. and Ne need
not look for an increased animation until the Wheat
crop begins 20 come In freely. The ACCOUNTS 81 The
yield Of wheat are more hatteTng than they we're =
few weeks since The thin fields that suffered fF'rn
the severe winter have CON" out better than could
have been anticipated. The quality. too Is excellent
A. to whether IL il average crop az not 1T c"nr-
ne must wait until II /. garnered.
The Corn j. generally fine ~ ever e"rn crop was
hut We hear of chnch hug doing much injury IN
some nciyIirrh.sSl- near RichntSnd.
The Tobacco market continues firm IT the hagtti-
ilcent prices that have lnng prevailed
Mono, is scarce hut the market calm sUd quiet.
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DICOT'S DIARRHRA REMEDY

preparation is prepared from the receipt Of an
eninent::h ysiean- 1t has been highly approved of
by the profession generally and has been found 10 be
the best remedy in nse for Diarrb,fa, d. sentery,
Cholera Merbasl Cramps &c Prepared only by
10 X. j. pl(NfTs Dfr,y.,Isf
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THE DISPATCH.


erpAY MpHSrso. .ItIYIn, is,7.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-07-02
For the Harvest Of 1857.
FrOm0ne tOSiXteen Inches

Merely by means of a uery simple lecer, at
the side of the driver, or the cuttcr-bar raised
to 90 over obstacles, even while the machine is in
motion; it can also be changed from Reaper to
a Mower, or Mower TO Reaper, in one min
,ae's time. As it runs entirely upon wheels, it
is as easily transported from farm to farm, or
managed while at work in the field, as wagon.
In short it has more good qualities for cutting either
Grass or Grain, than any Single Machine ever
produced. In fact, it is the only succossf,4 Cam
biaed Machine IN the acorid, ~ % -.s
AH Machines .Warrantcd.-For further infor-
nation in regard to these machines call on JOHN
TAYLOR, in Millersburg, o. who is the Agent
for Holmes County. ss
Farmers are cautioned against contracting for
other machines until they have examined Man
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AMESpMENr xo. 8.


Resolred by the General Assen'bly of the State Q,
Ohio. three-fifths Of the members elected TO each
branch, concurring therein, that it be and here
by, is proposed to the electors of the State, to
vote on the second Tuesday of October next, to
approve or reject the following amendment as a
substitute for the second and third sections Of
the twelfth article of the Constitution.
All property, personal and real, shall be sub
ject TO taxation by a uniform rule, at the true
value thereof in money, but such deductions
from credits may be allowed as the General As
sernbly may deem expedient; Provided, that
burying grounds, public school houses; and all
other public property, and all institutions Of
purely public charity, and all houses used ex-
elusively for public worship. shall be exempt
from taxation; and if the total value of the per-
sonal property of any person shall not exceed
fifty dollars, the Same may be exempt from
taxation. All property employed in bank
ing shall always bear burden of taxatiun equal
to that imposed on the property of individuals
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
THOMAS H. FORD,
= President of the Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
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AMENDMENT NO. 5.

.urxnurxr xo <
w. :,
Reso!red oy he General Assembly Of He State 9,
Ogt'o' three-hfths OF the members elected to each
House concurrlng therein that IT be, and hereby
Is proposed to the electors OF tins State to vote
on the second tuesday OF October nexf' upon
the approval or rejection OF the following amend
ment as an additional section to article eleven oil
the Constitution. Every county which now Is
or may hereafter be entitled to more than one
Senator, or Representative for the residue of the
present decennial period, or for all, or any por-
tion OF any subsequent deeennial period shall
sentative districts as there NAV be Senators or
Representatives elective in any year of the pres
emf. or any subsequent decenniai period. which
districts shall be of contiguous territory, and
each district shall contain "a nearly ratio for
Son.tnr w. po,,rast..;,.a ,s = atta;D,blo n,;tb-
ort r;o,,t;nc tho rrIo b.ra;n ,,;ren no 10 copti-
e.,,;.,r e. .as,.or,r IL rr;thont d;v;d;n, INV
sson,Dsh;r s e1a.t;on ,,roc;nct %n % ~ ward II any