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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
C.LAr ASSEMBLY OF ROMAN CATHOLIC
NTNfIlpe N ROME.

a
TIE torri of Rome Las is-usd % '1l9r Inviting
ifs Roman Cahol bi,hoI- OF ali natiors 10 as.ep-
llrinpe capital OF iLc laphcy duiiog Ire coming
month a. May, Tor tie prrpose, at least ostcusihy
ri as.i-tiug ia the ceremonies connected VITA the
concentration Of the Jnpare-e martyrs. The follow
.ng n ihr text Of tbe document:
Mo,-.,al: $40 .naLd could hr more agreeable 9 ue
f.r be-. determined Co ronsotr in Nay nert neetin 3
o fvo public clHdoiies ala '4i si.rf hFse 'na to
-.s AID o. Doc tie c1lon tNu "lI faEe Place at
iie tN l~ q. eos mg-ylsn japan ~ t.r fl, fn
rr D.rr .nt IIinor. Nff isto 10y 81 to Die f'd Peter
-nf aud his com. lfiors fri of tr hrs.ed Nc.He. DO
-rf. C.,f~ssrr Df the Uf.r of the Hos Trinity or Che
N l....f sf Slaves Ills In.lnr.f faHIslg thr r1l r
~ ti p.rffr...ars. would i.r trlrt 'o hll' 3
fI tl, b..nnul o. tta.y 20 Bone los yift1s o. Do
..fla-i.. iu order % hrar th'ir adtt'e in matter
eli .Hh InIp.Hflcc, aud Boz ofd~r D.! tter pf'stne '
.rL.. e rcl.f of .l.h solemn o-ci.ou But ,0iflirr
Is . iuiir which ROW a.r.t tir rrra'Ur pore 90
a. o BOO aoe a tie posters io rtfe t-rr hocts 81 pre-"
f be- a fhru.h' t once 20 depart ifm i' ~-iap
I.sI.ner Therefore, ir Sovereign fDnir has De- fr'- Co
.re end tA. letter. u.f nrf fu tlr liAuqs 70 I1l
M 0 tir hl.rs OF fhf Catholic ufd % convey 20 tAcn
m hmm. news 1f i. r.i0u. end 70 Oh" sau sire '0
"a, . af. OF tlri h.tnrr DID Italy or r.cFhr r. % A.
I- Oh, undertake Size oufuoy 90 rome wi houi uJ.y 10
fr SOL. .d itiDuf l1y FIrrr tr anN'frrcr o. t.'iH
.,. ...f.r p,a..rs r. iis Holiness hy tlrif pfr,
. q f.a. .lnsi. trs nri t'- solemn ctloI. tdrn which
t ,o.s Moreover th. tri. ..noy 20 Rome in c''''
So -fr r.r 'r underateu. b. u.rnlg4 'y hs hot'''
tIf rI.frf. I.rf. tr4 tD ffpr-fil your
.-.. Oh, r,.urd sentiment NJ srlrct. ard f1 " h goa
10 b.'r. Ilo'i..iN '''Nr a. ~ :, I. 81
"L.nr Ja.. j.. s-.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
ITALY.

Another popular demonstration took place al
'orenee On the Sd. The popuIace travcrsed the
ssisets with flags and bands OF music, shouting,
nome az the capital Of Italy p "Down with TIE
|sope kingr' Long Live Victor Emanuolw Be-
a. oslersing the crowd proceeded 10 the residence
|" The French Consul.
sim,lar demonstration also took place in Parma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
LAZY INTELLIGENCE.



PlCkHAN.
TIF ,LTEGFD TEXAS LAND FRAUDS.
Mnssina apt : illman et ah-rhis Is the suit in
y,i the 10 he sic CT tie city Of srownsville AID
F.. Brown which Uten he'o tlo C0uts OF Texas Lou
at and New lor. and r. cld,fay before Coueuss for
nearly - ye.s. DO has been tlis be Tor nearly four
weeks, ala lts i.st been cone udtd.
The facts u ur- & be tst plsiuh and deiendanu
eltersd ino par,nehp speculative purposes m Iexa.
land. Plaintiff contends that bis capital bntns against
the OF derndints that size psrn"hp vas dss 'red
by the deniants without uoco go HIN ma NJ VopNy,
With h Of the REMINDING pa,,ne SD an5 - I ga.
av be1.t from - same that the teond.rs coaduc' ns
been chiucferked by f4ul eAcuding 20 NEE l"9 .h
even az Judses of Courts and lie now elaine " VIC
,uui o. SEQ 90. -, -, II.
Defendants claim that the partners were al to have pig
money; tlsl Mu.sins paid any trai we , ~
-, could not have included Musnas interts tnst ne
ha. his remedy tils' tho property hpldrf'i yrs. ~
De proven against deicndant-i 81" t!at ~ a' ~.
an1unt Of damages be caiaeS' d '''n 'F'N "
never profitable. go, 49,. ~; ham If Nh prop.rtv
n. ci.is thai the acts Of the drei1.D's AANe
nr,,sbrl him from Texas ard that ues tAou1 % ne'o
n,,,sihs IN money his neht ~ Iiopv'y WHICH, ny
tbrir acts he debsrTed from claiming. - n cA. 4,
w" s a. 49, FSmoal. and Messrs. John ID. Sherwood
@, rtia.. Charles q ConoI nd MeisEs T. u Lot
g. CLARK. tor defendants - A., q. ,t,,-,. o., 4. "a
va - -, t,c saott cause calendar VIII be called
a." 49,, Tssg-rEB l9-Beiofe Justices CLRRxE, SurH-
"A' EKLAND and BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
The People ex rel. Charies ". Baker agt. Robert
r u.ws-Olter affirmed, with 10 costa Opinion BY Bar
s~ih Receiver sgt Baldwin ct al Order affirmed. with
: 10 costs. Opinion oy haTuarj, j. 80 .,o ,
Nickor act. Harmon -Oroer affirmed, WIN Wv s0'
Opinion by CleTke. 7. j. "a, -.
stewart act Dehon.-Judgmsnt affirmed win cows
Opinion by Barnard, j.
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coTRr CALEYpAR-Tms Day.

SUPREME gouRr-GESERALT TERN. Ennmerh'ed'
Nos 70 n co. o. 81 80, 49, 2s4 80, 90 o. w ' - 10 "
% 80, n, %, 81, loo. lOl, lp2, le1 ~, ,s;o,oS
SUPREME CoURr-CiRcUlr.-Par i.---AoJourneu
to Friday. Feb. n. ro,, Tsusa M
~ No, ~ gss 81 sl. a6i, 3,5, 1913, 2o2 gag se'
JS !,S 2i7 $50 3,9 "a 3ss. JI $50 S oo,, e., oat-
SUPIRIoR CoURr.-fsn l.Mnor Do. III Nh. ,a
i0l5 alls a2,i ago 1863 D'. 9Vsa isst iL-""s ~
S,oS .9,, 800, asa. :9s1. s,ss. 1884, 3+sO. SssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

Tuy LATE CouNr DECENTRALIZATION Botto. by
reaues, oil "a number OF distinguished gentlemen Of
this city, will deliver free lecture thI evening in
tho room OF the Historical Society. The subject Of
tho dseonne will he "The Life and Policy OF Ccun
Csyour."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
BELGIUM.

Tie Enelisl, shipowneis were pressing Earl Rus.
fell To- secure from Belgium, now that commercial
negotiations are afoot between the two countries,
the abolition Of the Scheldt dues. If possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

HEWRATBEB.-A Thick snow-stosra, " with wind
about +. n. L." BET in after O'Clock p. m.
yesterday aud continued up to last night. The nav
ieaion Of vessels TO and fron was somewhat i'm
peded many outssrdb bound vesselo being delayed.
The Sound steamers lett their respective PIERS al the
usual hour, but will probably anchor above He'll
Gate. There has been no damage to slipping
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IAlvofthsmen-
TIE lRDuNE ALMANAC
foK 1852.

This uopular ANNUAL j. nov resay.
rntca t. crut. l. copies for - copies. 20. postsss
nail b, Esurr.s s-7 Der 400. C4sr ,rd-f- ,ohcit-
We supply back rumbe RI the Iuoun- Almsnao f,f
osn,s each poet p.ii Address Ts TRIBUNE, hew-Yoik
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

Bird Rscr. ARrILLERr.--The third Battery Of the
81 Regiment ". Y. Volunteer Artillery, which has
been quarered for some time past at Palace Garden
left for Washington last evening va the Camden
and Aaboy Railroad. The Battery numbers II OH
celr and Jli men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
AUSTRIA.

The official Vienna G0.tHc publishes an article
in which it states that the idea OF the ce.sion OF
Ncnctla would be "diegracefui, infamous, aud
alsnrd."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

GUss C.rTCRfD.-Beside the small-arms and
Other minor munitions of war captured by our troops
at Roanoke leland, Fort Henry, and Fort DOpelson.
which numbered by the thousand, we have taken
lIs large field and siege guns, some Of them OF i'm
mense cslber and of the most improved pattern. In
addition 70 these those destroyed with the Rebel
fleet at Roanoke. This is disarming the enemies Of
the mon at a rate which is truly encouraging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
SPAIN.

The Queen Of Spain bad sent the decoration of the
Order Of the Golden Fleece 10 tho Crown Prince OF
Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
The Queens Speech at the Opening of Parliament
.Aliusion to the Trent Settlement.
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL OPERATIONS BY FRANCE.

Tie screw steamship Kangaroo, Capt. Michigan,
which left Liverpool at noon on the 9TH and Queens
own on the 9Th inst, arrived here on Wednesday
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

The pupils Of NIr. Brady, proprietor of tue nh
Regiment Gymnasium, give complimentary exbh
ti;ion for thc beueit Of their tutor on Friday even
ine. when the 'th Regiment Band will attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

BOARD or EDUcATIos.--The stated meeting, Of
the Board Of Education was held last evening VIM.
l.. Curtis, esq, President in the ehair. The sum Ut
SO coo was appropriated for tba purchase Of four
lots in West Twentieth street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues, on which to erect a new echoo'-
building for the Sixteenth Ward. Several other
matters of routine nature were disposed Of and the
Board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

Hon L. d. Culver, of this city, is to deliver g
lecture on the Rebellion, ia the Smithsonian ins'isa-
ton, Washington, on Friday evening. 2lst inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

When COMMODORE NUT FIRST cracked the
sts Of It's obscuty nobody thought Gadns ,h, equal Of
an lhUmh. but now Of th0usaul. who throng the
Nsv,w dsiy pronounce him the smallest OF his age
alive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

SIR. Gottsschalk adyertises his last concert In
New.York for tonight, at Niblos Saloon, assisted
b. the opera artists He viii, besides, play at the
Academy Matinee Of Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

ESFAsrs PfgDFs.-Ihe ball given by this military
organization at the Academy of Music, on Tuesday
night proved To be failure. There was fair atten-
dance of spectators but the astua participants in the
ball were very few, aud at midnight, when orr
reporter left, there were on two sets the floor
dancing quedrille. The house nicely arranged,
the Stage being decorated with flags and devices.
A fine band was in attendance and tie people only
were needed TO have made the affair one OF the
most brilliant Of the season About 100 Of the entasS
Wee present "A uniform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

IN, ON TNlrrp STATES Arsenal DECLARED A
,,,s.scKA, tie meeting OF the Hudson cay Council on
M,dry evening Il stated ihst the old United Ststes
A.,, build m IN thst city, which /, gnoe upiod hAa De, ONE
resort ~ thoys. and vile characters OF hoih sexes ana con
~enn.ny nuisance. f'souiion- 10 ms tect ere or
The Hon Mr. Wortrndyk-, and esking that The prop
v nav be- placed Tho az tho city authorities OF the
tsy ors OF tho county, an order tina, IN. evil MAY
be emoJ.Od. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

4 NOUNG MANS BEST CAPITAL Is HIS
VfApTo know how Il me best advantage, ssta
CAREFUL tsau.il.toa at FOWLxK ~ ELls Jy5 Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

had reoPened, bu, sailing vesses were still imaeded
by the dJift-icc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

CoxsoLm,rIos.-T residents Of Hudson City
held IA meeting on Monday evening, and decided To
peiton the Legislature for the passage OF BAL con-
sodaiing the southern portion OF the city to Jersey
cify
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

LONDON MoNrY M,HKKr.-English funds We're
dull sud without mserisl uetuaton. Consol. closed the
Nh II ei as Foreign aud Canadian stocks very active
daily advancing prices Money easy, but ID con
pued be Withdrawal from the bank for tTausn0n TO the
Continent
LIVERPOOL. P.b. 5-a m.
CoTToS.-The market ID dull, but Friday prices
steadily maintained The sales yesterday (uesday
only 500 bales including loO to specuitors sDt eNpoItca
authorities call prices the turn In hyor of BUYERS
Trade AT Manchester keeps quiet and unchanged
but occss onaly prices favor buyer.
BRTADsTUFFs. - Messr-. Richardson, Spence *
Co Bgaud, AhyaG Co., aud Wakefield Nah Co, report
Flour slow, and sfse es,er hut not quoeby lower; sge
st - a3 o. Wheat in moderate deusnd At previous ries
Red We,leD. 10 loGl2 southern. II 3UiZ ; White.
We.ter l. can q. Southern ~ 9dl33 4 100 II. Com
quiet. Mixed 81 1882 or.
PEoyIsIoNs.-Beef dull and easier Pork also
doll and offered reduction Bacon in fair demand at
low re,. Lard almost nominal at - 60i6i Islow duh and
. neglected. Butchers Association, -. 0ft..
PBoDUCF.-Astes rather easer Pots, 33I q 81 o..
Peas 80 81. Sugars dali Coffee stesdy. Rice iusc i've
Liuseed rather lever Ro-n quiet; offers ~ u tG3 for
Conn Spirits OF Turpen,nono sales TO- offered and
refused.
L0NpoS MsEKTTs.-American Wheat firm, but
Flour dull aud difficult sell Sugar quiet and rather lower
Core" -hsde higher Tea hrm Rice quiet bat steady.
Illlow ouil ut - td46 @ L.useed Oil 20 q.
AMERICAN cow ESMFNT SECURITIES AND RAILWAYS.
f1erfn1r R0hrGns. Sc. Closi.g Pfices Business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
COTTON SUPPLY.

II i, well worth the while of any spinner aud
manufacturer 10 call AT tho Office OF tie Cotton
Supply Association, in Newalls Buildings, in order
10 see how far already Surai cotton may be sucoess'
fully used ~ the place II American. They viii be
shown samples ot warns spun entirely nom the
former, -ay 90 10 i6s, In England JOS to bOs III
India; and Is 10 is ia Belgium. 1t IL commooy
said that cloth made from Surt does not take colorr
well; but they will lad tins dsproved by printed
calicocs rs brilliant rs my produced from American
cotton alone Bleaching also giyes at least la pure
white 10 Sufat 10 American, and with ess loss M
the process, IA we are assured. We here give READY
inserion 10 the following letter on tie Use 0. East
India cotton from gentleman VINO has pad much
attention TO the subject:
10 20, Idifor n The NoH,Aef',, GHgydigH.
SIn: Much has been said about the necessity oil
cuf ting cotton Ia india ard very u.ent have COTTON
supply Association been 10 press upon the Government sud
e people OF uds the siy Of giving 10 such an In
ss.d supply - 10 render a. independent OF Ameca rms
as hreu poudsd 20 by the and merchants ~ l.
ton Tor he import thence ino tl couot "a wear 81 ~
bales has giveu ~ sfoct hoc TO-DAY "i bales orr
nst, Tscr than Amerc9n The large supply a. once lss
idc tie anticipated cotton ismre i'f tLr quantity o. Susi
end q April 10 go bi-s Now with the prospect II no
being received from America for s' months ard
ceag thst spnners body refuse to ne Suei cotton n
quantity although n - relatively ii per 10 chrapcrtai Amer
lr hik Il essential TO call their attention TO the feet.
which the following calculation viii prove;
urolAIioN. OF srHAT AAD AsFiuoN iN 'HpiAshY lEAhs
PerC.niase Actual Cot
II Los. TO SpinneIa
d Price. 4.
Fair Ulo'sfr..............s ~ ite
Middllg OTians..........b 10 htp
Utual difference letv American and Surs..... LO
rrntss1 euoI,rto 81 AsARicAs sSp suRAr.
r,fr Ul.I,-,.............. pc0
u,ls.... Of..,r,..........iJ 10 1920
Prrfrni .1rnce leecen American and surst...... 80
U.Nut lV
Prescott ce.pre,s Of sura compared Win American Ia
Ordinary -
Hsr Aererore j. the supply India 90 be- nsin; ned
fr tt ant dspirty between Che prices or tuorCsn and
m .l.tun confiluf owing 20 liza opstncy o. or Own
rflr-. .r r g. slaff ihcir machinery 90 sonsune b.
.r a. ronfdsIre vii merchants Or r growers oft cotton
a lrl, have induce hr 10 rrrssc iu their 'inrts II
gI r t.rc possibility OF An American supply q distant
Ir trirusrs c.sr to undergo itral outlay which he al
.r. a ia f.sl liner would rff4 20 r DIE 'l'n q
. Srr4 cotton. ODD h0rgh Do r. well .roan fr' That many
rrfIsfs De- bttr uoN usAng poh 1y buying
.fa s their pfr.-r COM -afivc ch'sP1' vi bile in buy
ifr American t..y would inctr terious los .
tfs g. lr BROKER.
IirsrT.rf fcb. Z ibi.
A small big having run the blockade AT Charleston
has arrived 10 the Mcrr, with between 800 and 200
b. lc. OF cotton. IL Is believed they contain Sea
] .antf produce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
GERMANY.

'as navigation Of the Elbe for sea going steamers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
aUHE ABOUT THE NASHVILLE.
Tho D. 4. Steamer Brooklyn Supposed TO he
in British Waters.
MR.. ADAMS AND LORD RUSSELL

GOLDEN ON THE INTERNATIONAL DIFFICULTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
LATEST-YIA QUEENSTOWN.

q HINFTUNFt IhuTtdAy Frf, u p ".
Afer the Pnyy Council Yesterday Earl Russell
remained at Osborne, aud Earl Granville and Lord
Palnes.ton returned TO London.
TIE Tiue,. which contains the Queens Speech,
Gays Tie Ministerial programme is nodest, but the
Government viii have no sinecure during the rr,feui
session. The channel Of neutrality Is narrow, ard
90 steer through the quickeands Of foreign polite
viii require pilots Of no small skill aud experience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

TnF LioHT GUARD BALL.-Company a, list
Regiment, tie famous Tiger Light Guard, giye their
Annual Ball this evening ut the Academy OF Music.
OF course, like all similar festivals OF this crack
corps. it will be success. But this year. more es-
pecalIy. ought the friends Of the Guard give them
bumper, for by their bravery and devotion, in All
swerng the call of their country for aid in the dark
DAYS OF the rebellion. and the GOODNESS ard courage
which tley displayed the blood-siained plains OF
Manassas, they have fairly earned their hurels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

THg HxRoEs oY RoASoKg-It is suggested shat
he New-york 9th and 5lst Volunteers, Colonies
IIaw kns and Fsrrero, who behaved so braveIy as
Roanoke Island, charging tie Rebels wittthe bayo-
net aud driving them oJ Of their batteries, ought 70
have medals present to them by the CITIZENS Of
New-york. inscribed with tie tsli'manic word Ro-
anokc," The suggestion Is a good one. Such rec
ogpitioa would stimulate them to deeds of greater
daring, while other regia.nts would strive I, emu
late their achievement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE,

RgIyiL or THE sTBAMSHIP KANGAROO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
The detail, Of tie Go,ernucri esrendi'or etc.


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PROCLAMATION.

Notice is hereby given, that. wher as one-half Of
the qualified voters Of the city cf Muscatine have
etitoned the City Council of SAID city for the
amendmen, ofthe Char er OF the same, by the re-
peal OF the anne dment to the city IN ,rter which
reads follows. viz lie it enacted by the City
Council OF the city OF Muscatine that tho Treasurer
Of said city shall be bv virtue Of his office the col
lector Ut taxes and before proceeding to collect
the same. sha Civ thirty days not &c Of the as
sessment and levy Of the tax aud the rate thereof
in general terms, without name or description
OF property in new paper printed in said c ~.
il there BE- one; and il none, then by two written
notices posted in public places in each ward
And that in lieu OF sad amendment, and Of sec
ito" 50 of the Charter of the city OF Muscatine.
you enact; that he Council Of snid ci,y shall n
their regular or adjourned meeting in March or
april OF every yea appoint a collector Of taxes
who shall hold his Office for the term OF one year.
unless sooner removed by the touncil for goe
cause, frOm said appointment, who shall give
and before proceeding to collect the tax shall
give thirt. days notice Of the assessment and levy
hereof, together with the rate in general terms
without n"res or description of property, in some
newspaper prin,ed in the city and if there be no
newspaper printed therein, then by two written
no ices p sted in public places in each ward Of
said city. And should II vas ancy occur in ssid
Office Of ollie tor it shall be thu duty of the oun
Gil TO appoint a ollec,or to Gil the unex pired
term Of said office. -. ft'
Therefore, 1t y ordrsd That an election be held
bv the qualified voters of the city of Muscatne
on the 18th Of February. A. D. 1862 between the
hours OF 10 click NJ and o'clock l.. NJ. at
the following places, to wit: In the FIRST Ward,
at imon G. STEMS lumber office; In the Second
Ward. at the Mayors office. and in the Third
Ward at the Court ouse; and the form Of the
ballot shall be. "For the Amendment" or
Against the Amendment" written or printed
Feb. S, 1862. GEO. MEASON. Mayor.