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The Crnsliialion Of Eansas.

An effort is being made to pre- judicp the Dem
ocracy oi this State against the new Constitution
Of Kansas, by stating that as framrd-it IS ire
rerSabie for secea ygarS, bg lis ergress terms.
The plain answer 10 this point is stated ~ the
New York Times. The language Of toe sched-
ulr upon this point is this:
SEC. 10. ",fHer the ge9r one H03saHd
eight taodrcd a"d SiJfg-tour, Nhpneyrr the
legislature shall think it necessary to amend,
alter and change this Constitution, they shall
recommend to lhe electors at the next general
election, tUo-t6jrds ofthrmembrrs Of racb hon>e
concurring, TO vote for or against The calling Of
Convention; and, if il appear that majority
Of all the cltiz"ns the State have voted for a
Convention, the legislature shall at its next
regular session, call Convention"
This provision is expressly confined to amend
menfs that may be desired after the year 1861
Previous to that time the Constitution, even by
lis own terms, will be- entirely in the hands Of
The people. Indeed, this must be 50 in any
case. ihrre is no power Which can bind the
people OF sovereign State not 70 change, alter
or amend their Constitution whruever they SEE
fit. The Dery neGt peeb afier admission the
Legislature may summon the people to declare
whether they will have new Constitutional
Convention or not. The entire control over
their domestic affairs then passes into their own
PWsbug Post.
SrrPENDoUs FRAUDS IN BaLTnoRr.-The
stupendous frauds which were perpetrated by
The Plug Ugies of Baltimore City at the recent
election are now coming to light, and The i'm
preston is gaining ground that in consequence
Of them, and the informally Of the returns the
Governor ought not, and will NOT, grant com-
missions TO those returned as elected by the vote
Of Baltimore City.
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Territory are 10 decide i or tdemsetres, 'ehefh-
er they rjU hare Constitution permitting
slaUery or not Therefore, il the so-calIed
Free State men Of Kansas, desire Constitution
without pro,slavery clause in it, they can
have it bg going 10 th. polls on the 2ist OF De-
crmbpr, and voting for ii. They outnom5er
the pro-slaverv men by great odds and they can
gain whatever end th-y wish. With them and
with their Addition dictators, viii rest the res
possibility, II Kansas present. a Constitution 70
The mex. Congress, permitting slavery within
her borders.
SCHEDULE.
Srcrr1y l. That TO Inconvenience may arise
BY reason Of change from a Tsffiorla! toa
permanent State government, It Is declared that
all rights, actions, prosecutions, Judgments
claims, ard contracts, as we'll otndiFdnals a>oi
BODIES corporate, except The bill Incorporating
BANKS By lbe last Territorial Legislature, shall
continue as if 80 such change bad taken place,
and all processes which may have lssnrd under
the authority of the Territory OF Kansas shall
hp as valid as il issued in the name oi The State
OF Kansas.
SEC. ,. All laws now at4ascr in the Terri
tory OF Kansas. which arr BOT repugnani 10 this
C9nstautiga, shall continue aud be OF force
uutiI altered, amended o. repeated by @brgis-
lature assembled BY the provisions ol this Con-
sitpton.
SEC. 3. M fines, p nolti-s, and forfeitores ac-
crun5 70 The Territory of Kansas snail nGre 10
lns uS- Of the State o Kansas.
SEC. 4. All rrco2niZancrs heretofore taken
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END OF THE TaAToRs.-Lebo, WagonseIer
and Manear, who committed treason against the
Democratic party by voting for Simon Cameron,
the * N. candidate for U. S. Senator, have
all been left at home, and true Democrats re-
turned to the Legislature in their places. Thus
rndee the career ofthe traitors. They 60 to
their political graves, "unwep', unhonored and
uRSung.'
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s-Pittsburg coal rs selling at IS cents
busheI in Indianapolis.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

lending 1t her aid. viii she continue it,
or will she he the frs, to abandon an issue
in which her every hope OF the future is in.
yolvedl
Fellow Citizens. As it viii not 10 in my
power to visi, personally, and mingie with
the people OF every section OF the State
with this communication. | must snbmi, the
question Ne to who shall receive your sup
port IN August next-satistied that your
selection viii he made unbiased by pr.lu,
dice, aud unpiluenced hy the ni.represen
ta,ions that party maigntv may invent
Two yenrs s.nc >, | received the uusclici,
ted support OF he people for the position |
now hold For the past ten yea" have
been constantly engaged in public service
through the Indulgence. OF generous aud
confdng constituency \ confidence so
long continued. perhaps the be.t evidence
can offer you, OF the fidelity aud truth
which will actuale me should prove To be
your choice for the high and responsible
position for which now ash your su1rages
II K RUNNELS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
New Grocery Store.

HAVING Purchased the sioeb Of Messrs
SrEAxs y SMOKER, and taken the
stand lately occupied by them, hereby an.
nounce to the public, that have permanently
established myself in business here, and shall
at all times Keep on hand
Full, STOCK OF GROCERIES
And Staple Plantation Goods viii sell n,
small profits regardless OF navigation and
Merchant, and Others IN the country, may de-
pend on getting supplies at low prices.
Mr. thutou. l. Willard viii give close at.
on to the selling department, and viii BE-
pleased to meet his old friends
The iow prices at which | sell, compel me
to make my terms strictly cash.
G. \. BULkLEY.
Jefferson, February u, 1857 TT
Marhall Republican. CtarAsv,lle STANDARD
and bnllas Herald ~il copy
Marshall. March - 1887. No 2g-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
Important Correspondence.
Ausiia 1eaas. June 9, Is57.

Wa l. tHALNEHs, E.o;
Deer >ir ;~- its state Gazette 81 III.
10 MAY last, contains an articIs IA refs
-o"nre 10 the uoriaation 81 the Waco
Convention Tor lac aihce ol Land Cons
mi,sJpaer, IN which II i. shown that Inc
pfr.ent iacna,heut. NJ Crosby. first soov b.
TO masr The office political one.
L"'fnl"g that you we're a dei~ss,e TO the
ashiugtln Convention Of tho Know
Nothing nfder Witch npuiits'ei VIZ Cosby
iW Lani Comm. ..taA~f ia 1853 aad de-
sung u4at l4i i4.3ie~ .aaald To-. done no,
"hlt tp Va tp,hy, hsi the D-moetaiio
ct't~ toug. ution At Waco. / have ds,.med
u W ger to respectfully request lruu , gu
3 slaieuisni o; ali ne tari- hearing upon
tho nomination IF VIZ crosby 10 1850 by
The X tp@ \ ding party.
iiasug uo personal feelings to CRAFTY,
and hrleylug that lAe Waco Convention
acted ngbiiy p throwing around the l. nd
bthee uie projection OF n platform IT
principles preventative 81 the Individual As
"Irii ~ collective tieht. of american ellis
x'us, ! am fully satisfied 10 rest "a. ISSUE
before the capn'j OF thc 4s,ness ri tho
action 81 tAe " tco Convection ioahfds
W. ttHsis, upon tne reortd oi ". own
proceedings. wherein Is shtwn that none
would l5eds' lrt VIZ Cfasb, ,lat h. would
EHiie tue %. ci-lob ai At hldt bat the
ltFis iH Naur p1..rssinp m4y 20. D-s-.-ary
to -aati4 at#ris &, iaatn enti.rt and IN.
pnr'sl Jaatem~n'. aHd vii e~.ttialv show
"FeiH=r Bic tmegy or it. . mac,auc
pos was the q g. L. uis.s tAy o..ies
pJudtai 0He.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
Liberty.


81 like 20 hear men tab
fad in the platform At Waco, am gH
that the resolutions ol l19s, and Nsdisos
report were inserted We cannot tca
them too often. IN tbs cris. Nett 4
Houston nor Crosby eau make votes i
this region
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
wM. q. DOLLAR,
Millvriehi aad Nachiuis(.

WILL build Merchant, FIGURING, and steam
w Saw Mills, Of all kinds lie also takes
the liberty to challenge any gentleman OF ms
trade. so far as Workmanship - concerned
Having served regular apprenticeship m the
old whea,-growng States, and having long
experience in the business. he wall dfres ana
hang burr. and arrange hotlng machinery on'
der the most approved plans Cotton screws,
gin gearing and threshing machines, put up ana
v.ared "a complete Also, all kinds of Rail>
road work, such as bridges ,russei work, sta.
ton house, water tank, and framing, done se'
cosdng to dratt
Refer ,o--John NJ Jones, ESQ, Gas, Co
s. II. Mcfarland Il Co, owners OF NE J,iief'
son merchsn. mills.
Address
WIN. G. DOLLAR,
Jefferson, Tessa
Feb. 7. 81 9-u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

lNDrr.psNcr, June 9. 1857.
Tn stiemp, OF Houston to
run Independent Candidates Tor the leglsa>
turs, and to elect Cosby only excites our
part, to renewed .htls to carry the whole
ticket. have 10 tars OF sending united
delegation to the leg ssiure from old Wash
iug,ou,'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
Dallas.
D,.,.. Nav 3oih, 1857

DALiA., N,y 3lIh. ~
The skies are frightening on
the Democratic party have To- say Tor
the lri.nd. oi Johnson that ". shall make
our vote tell ns the Democrspc npmin"rs,
snd prove ,oufselse. worthy Of the hign
.,sod taken b, the platform of 'hs Waco
Convention
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
. nEYAN, WV. J.
NNNAN \ (x.ANk

DECElNlNG, ForcardiHg and tommisSioT
II Nerc4aai.. wholesale aud retail dealers
IN heavy plantation supplies, Jefferson, fes-
as wIil keep constantly on hsnd large stock
of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Sugar, ,Her~e
Coffee, tueker>,
Mpasses, Satdues,
Whi,sey, inhStet,,
Brandy, Oysters dc.
Salt, Iastings,
robaccs, Iron,
Bacon hams, BlaeN-mlthing Tools,
Flour, And axes
Potatoes, loNel.,
Onions Domesiies
BNGING. Cotton yarns,
AND ROPE, Cigars,
prsndv peaches, Candies,
Lemon syrup, starch,
brandy pears, Soda,
Pepper sauce, Salrralas,
Fckles, Spec,
Pie fruits, Pepper,
Ginger, Ne.
They will not be uniersold IN ANY OF the
sboy. goods.
They will sell All kinds of good. on com
mission, and will make liberal cash advances
on cotton left for Shipment.
Apdi !. 1897 No-32 u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
Leon.


VENFHNiLLt, - \, WaY, 1907
leel no mi.gstug. Ia view
OF iouston's announcement. ard am sstls-
fled our whple,ich.t will be Triumphant IN
the State ~ ,nfe 40 one vii out.iIip
me in ny humte way, in dong good ser.
vice Ia the rank,p
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
l.rnyOu,

SmhRNAN,My loh, 1851
There ae few Democrat,
hero who will not vote h. whole ticket"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

Universities scs blessing. in N.sgais-.
We kno. a man wAo asa lived TX moa,as
Oh = spfaiaed ankle. lie belongs IL half
], do1sa soeieuss sad dfsas iour doiiafa
per week Ifpn eae1. lie once spent =
summer ~ Saratoga on \ .o.s throat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
shelby.

SmrtmNiILr. May alh. 1887.
The trends Gto W
snyrnr, may I've relied on lr Il hearty
support oi the Stat. ticket
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Parker.
WxArans,asp, MAY -. 1851.

WEAranssagp, May -, 1897.
Frank u White has always
he.n the friend OF the irnntisr settler ia
the Legislature. aud they w,ll s.aad up to
hi. support"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

MAY Both, 1887
Forbes 3utton 3. ~ Werk
and RELY on his warm support OF the nous
NEE. Of the Waco Convention to carr, the
whole ueke, Ia this region, We w.d do
our daiy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11


WHAT rHs De- Yo.RsIi. -p,E,a ABROAD
fHINk pf -tN HJt ,rJN, tANt AS
toA 60 NDHNpN
pnu.n oil 81 sruc.e Asad-d nvoet /
>sm Il ,a,loa." wnicn we h'i iu t,al ,tef
ul4 D-uoefato ,aee, tns Rjoamsnl ; a.
E&,m,nea |, trqlues nl comaae.t
te2ss Nas aaa~Aed 90 dae ume, Aai
lhe hs,a cd san Jaeus1 uAs essf -ilt-
been tk. !. .caenu5s, AID uqIe.ps
60 secure Cd. Pr,,Id-ae, of $50 tH- ~.ttrl
IL, utm, ensrgtos were directed .s rt.
o4leat ia lsi Is and isj4 and sl.o Ia lsJ1
Ga each ui Zoe tprn-r occaasps. ue ea-
drayofed &, secure Dem3c. aau. "a.
tom; bul finding d. bad oo chance. Io i4At
qlturr be mkt tired liz Know Nothing
Councils. aut iNusd even there toued
100 =, ct as rrrrat plans 81 amHnnt, Av
upN Announces hls iatvuNap ot aYfe t.ipg
tlnn tH~ luilirH4s. q lAF people ,f
Irsss' IT. ui-Hi, ., fAtss TIE ls.Ir n.
u .u.rtS co. GOO tisu.rHN 90 Texas. a..
t,tHt.isIr yuuY a-.esrs hrn mat hs ~fI
Boz ltu. a.4a.uN t4dlea.ti ava sasteIsta
hs Wt pe1f.a b., n, state, sli tHft br tr4i
coa,,14 HEe eHl'r tI~ ortf Prrsli-Had
rare nta Lac prestige ui victory. bat 'H
t.a. We sse sst ,n.d h- - aun.uai - tiir
pHls,v,t d.,apa,iItmeuL tutiuus wnl
not stand b, hu0 tHls time Tie aas pa
cma ly s.s,ed her iSof, 10 hope TOR s
continuance of them li,d he rcms,aei
,fae t. Ia prinri,il-s 81 ieNa. ne mshl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
TfUln We NTITH VfkHVle,
Progress OF the CaWva>s.-EX.
tracts from Letters.
RsN:hr.
BcN;lr.
June 9th. 1857.

al will use all my Influence
whs,s~r 1t is Tor the whole ticket
The Dove is from hishl, Intelligent aud
gallant ',lilen ol Mexican birth. Ed
Gsz
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

H. J. TERRY, T. :. ROGERS
TERRY 4 ROGERS,
RECEIVING, FORW ARDlNG AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

Successors to W. ~ Freeman)
Dallas Street. Jrilsrson Tctn
'I>iiE undersigned having leased the Ware
/ House Of W. NJ Freeman, well known
for It's proximity to the wate-s edge, and con.
vcnlence in receiving freight, are now pre- pared
to receive and store Cotton or other goods,
committed to their care.
We solicit liberal share Of patronage, and
promise that no reasonable mai. shall 20 away
dissatisfied
All kind. of articles sold on commission.
Bugging and Rope and Liberal Cash adj.
,anecs made on cotton.
TERRY & ROGERS.
Feb II. 81 25-ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

EAlniiFLp. hy 22I, 1851.
Ne are reuy 0o~ TO 70 to
work aud will roll ~ 4 Democfatic
majority for the nominees
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
UlgaZOrIn.

Cur PHAiHit, way Both, 1887.
hi, region II Texas will
20 Tor the Democratic ticket"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

The great ,aaae, IN tho Iron Msustaia
Railroad IA Missouri bas just bee" coa,>
pleivi. Il !. 500 lss. iopg. IS les. Wide
aud Is feet high.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11
/ o o A /.
John A. Ocmarchi,


NcSi sur ~ me T"oH' squire,
xrrnf-IDc su In. attention of the coun,y
" anJ c,,,to IN. l,rge and varied a,soit-
'".'' :" c..
TVS" 'P'>
do them justice IN The various ''!'eSo VI
s"S1o
Dress Goods,
Embrnaer;es,
Lace.
Hosiery.
R,hbons
Mantill,s
And hi. stock Of
housekeeping Goods
Canao, be Evccllcd,
-, .rv,r os
IN r"s 'AsA'hs' 'AN'''
Ginghams,
L'nens'
orssnhies, .,.
ff.nsh p''"'s AZ" J"''"''-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

"'fo' lhn'o''hs Tue 't'l'"' t"si, or ro1ji'
''h 81 pe's'" A. administrator ~ Nc.
A'e ''"u" 20 '"e'u'' nom m'ir' ana L.
""'e'' "e 'c""'"'rn-en distinction %"
'"e'" ""us M" terms ""s' 10 BE- obs
served Hnd ~ hh l"'lanrr shohld th"N b"
'""'""'''"' '"' e'eh ~ "ur ~ s9aG" con
'''s M" '""' pee""A 70 l'"i'. ana ~ IT.
s'"e'"' "'c't''"'"' - understood, . At all
- u" ''''""" WISHES 20 moor" hin.+' "I
u'e Jaw, VIII c"hsn'h" l"e 'an" aud 'ah %
"e'c" Ne 'Ah pest'" uP'" Hs sla ~, T.
''"" F" "''"""' ""'"e e""P"H"d /" tear"
a"eN VI" W. a'i's o. 'he ""'ds "a when
"'',''"
ne '"n' P'"V'"s h''' no person
wa" 'e o'''''''p "' any III ''f+ Nrl ''"
"' "as 81 'he age 81 mn" Yeats u"
e'"'n"" IA" '"'~ - mat go prtso Is 49,
"'' "e age 81 sr'e" years s"'H b. c'"-
e''''F'Y Presumed 'N'AI'"h'' 10 c'n"'i
WINE VIZ it"su .nPu'" uA The '.'1~
'6'''''u i" 'h' ~" Oh mn" Nr'''
"etr ~" '"i 'rW Hti""'''" "hs r"'s "l
''' 'i''"'''' "' >" 81 il-hi hh'
wong J." ''''"'s "'' WA "'l '".''''".
u IN" ''''''''" NV "- ''''.'e F''.' ''
'"'- '"'1 -c' ) MOI u"'''p % ,'"'' ''' 40" o.
~ ." y" "'""fs' general 'H'e must De
adopted, 'uch hr'ns ne" Tact, tlie question
Is ~ TO th- Hg~ at which mInats w4N
have a sulli irnt knowledge nf the maf.,I
quality oi their action. to make them re-
sponsihle tor thrif acis " III ANY uau.
however limited ht. .xuatt.u,. ar tl,s.tXa,
t'eh may be, assume nat !" THIS -atilhlen
.o country OF hihles, sabbath SCHOOLS,
Churches aud othrt means OF instiuc'tou,
The mslputy ct youths do not know at
seven years OF age, that II Is wrong To
''-a', swear falsely, commit murder. of say
olhef oiNuce winch Is wrong IA ITSELF
such proposition - not susisined hy
un'h' aud It involves \ concession against
TIE moral condition ct the conutf, "hch
VIII not make II they, at sevea Sv,f.
ol ag". have kp'"i~'g" ct nshi tud
wrong why should they ""' be- held "n .
nhhie To me lh". and trsp'"sihlr t"f ~
'inlntl"n let 70 %" f"n-'nb-r-d thas thr
character, and extent ut the penalty, and
The ~ fdr ol ~ uiltcuon. "a Ai1nselhef
different question. aud has rotalu. what.
ever to DO Win The general rule nudrf con
Nirfailon. he question before Us NOW,
j. whether nip,uut stall under any eif-
=,
I,
- -. -,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

Rev. De Alexander V,n,ou. Of bos,oa.
has bssn elected Episcopal BiShop u
isxas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

-Four mufd"'rrs are noN lyins "a the jed
Of St LOUIS uu4tf sentence of death
,htee OF them ase 10 DO banged GA .as
l0la last.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

An individual Invested 50 800 five years
since IN 81 Louie property, which no"
valued at ESQ 900
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

TIL. mother .. Qis,a A.ctogiA 10 Il
v.s,s OF age,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

The ei,y c"uucu OF st Louis have ap,
propdssgd 5000 10 entertain tue railroad
uQvs,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

Andisw y Moore "a The D"moetaao
nonlns, Tor Governor oil A!sbsms
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-11

Jefferson. Texas
nFFERS his services to the public as Col.
~ letting Agent Any business entrusted
To him VIII receive prompt attention and
money collected will Ce paid TO the owner I'M.
medm,elp thereafter.
Feb Ia, 81 "
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me TEXAS kCPtH IlCAN
Dnl, Two Dollars and a Half a Year
Il. ". LOU q u T. Il y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

r,xT,x.s isu-d weekly At TWO
COLLARS AND \ HALF per annum II paid in
,dysnc. II paid w,ih'n az months. Three Dollars
.ym.ul h. DELAYED until after the 80 month-, the
80, wilibe Four Dolla,s. single copies, One Dime
\dyert..nsntsat per.quare OF ten lin.s OF lr."
and so cent. per square furesery suhs"q"h Insertion
A Liberal discount made tot yearly hdNrf'i'rmeh'
Announcement of candidates, Ten Dollars
Twelve per cent will be charged on advertisements
not Paid "a advance. m, A.,
al ohnnaff notices Overcome square, ,llbr ehareed
a. Advertisements
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T r hOrr, Csrpen.sr, and JOINER ""'
e. shall, FeSn.
y,,uary q 81 No.isy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-08-07
AMENDMENT No. s.

p
Resolped ty he Generqi AssemJiy oCtbs State Of
Ohio, uhrea,fifths ofthc members elected to each
House c0ncurring therein, that II he, and here
by Is proposed 10 the electors of this State Ia
vote, on the second Tuesday u nctbel' next,
upon the approval or rejection of the Iolloying
amendment MS an additional section W article
clcren oIths Constitution. Evory county which
iow 10 or may hercafer lo entitled to more
than on9 Senator, Or Representative for the re
Aidpe Of the present decGnnial period. or for
Ml, Ur any portion OF any subsequent decennial
period shall be dyidDd into as many Senatorial
md Representative districts AS there may be
ScnatOrs or Representative elective in any year
Of the pres0nt, or any subsequent decennial pc
riod, which districts shall be Of contiguous ter
ritory, andeach district shall contain as nearly
ratio for Senator or Representative as Is at.
tainable, without violating the rule herein gwen
asto contiguity, and without dividing any town
! ZIP, election precinct, or ware, II any Rspre.
sentative, or Senatorial district composed OF
two or more counties shall By reason of any
excess Of population oyer ratio, be entitled 4,
sdditional Representatives or Senators for amy
portion Of ule present or any Subsequent de-
cennial period, Tho district shall be divided int
-twedistricts. tpr each portion ofsnch decenna
period, wbieh shal! be contiguous territory
tnd each shall contain as pear a ratio as ID A.
tainabIc without dividing counties. 80
hby reason OF the aDnexaton OF one Senate
Tiai district, 70 another, there shall be any OK
csas OF population over a Senatorial ratio, which
ADAail be entitled To additional Senatorial repre-
Alptation for any portion Of any decenniai pc
Ti6d, each district, NJ now constituted. sk,.i
elect one ScnOr.
xlDuntes shall be divided into districts b,
The county commissioners or such other boari
of officers elective and resident In the prope,
goanty AZ may be provided by law, At leas
fsof months prior 10 tho general election II
1855. the. counties entitled 70 moro than ONT
memberlnf eitfsf house shsil'b divided int
dls!ficts for the residue Of the present dsoen
yslsl period, and NJ least four months prior B,
the general election In the first year Of eael
subsequent deoenniai period, the counties on
tlfjcd tO more than one member for all. or ans
bebA bo asos, shall be divided into districts FOL
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s Y @ " E s

ON the above named Dr.. Roback. and he rclicy.
ed me OIlhc neuralgia, together with weakness
In the back. In the course Oithrce weeks from
the time first applied to- him Twas able to get
up and attend IL business, and can safely say
that from that time ! have enjoyed the bcs, 6i
ncalth Those who are suffering from any ILL
ucsS would do well to call nn DR.. Roback. AT his
establishment, No. q, East Fourth street.
IL. &. STEW ART,
No. II Chcsinut.st.
FOR SALE by A. L,NGwoRTllY, Findlay b.
r. BARNEY, 4 Co.. Poasantyille: WV. NANLuE
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Dec, 10 ls5H March 20. '57) ly.