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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-07


NEW York, OCT. 5.-About half n
million dollars have been expended
for the relief of people at the South
under the Congressional acts. ~ -E
The Times special says: General
Grant contradicts the statement that II
nominated he would run for President.
Private dispatches state that Ala
bama has voted for Convention in
stead of against il as stated.
Thad Stevens. will soon be able to
ride out.
The statement that General Grant
has refused to revive the consideration
Of5war claims, is untrue.
The monetary pinch seems to have
ceased for the moment and the opinion
generally prevails there will be more
ease and steadiness next week.
The deaths i'll New York for the week
were AL; among them WIS Mrs. Ayonia
Jones Brooks, an actress, who died on
Friday evening.
A death from yellow fever has been
reported at Yonkers.
The whisky seizure continues. One
owner, however, is jubilaut over the re-
lease of 1000 gallons OF spirits which
was seized. -
The Sun says: A prominent member
OF the FeniHn organization and Con-
gresham was present at the recent sale
of Government vessels at the navy
yard at Brookly, and became the pur-
chasertof "A steamer said TO be adHira-
bly, adapted to blockade running.
Two steamers, one of which answers
infinitely to them description OF the sus-
picious craft reported by the cable left
this port about seven weeks since, and
from one of the il is reported messages
have been received in this city, but
from the other vessel nothing has been
heard of since she parted company With
her consort. Her destination was the
north coast of Scotland. aG-a
A Washington special says: An eff
fort will be made to amend the Nation
al Bank Law SO as to give the Secretary
or the Treasury and the Comptroller of
Currency the right TO cah-for IA bank
statement for any week during the
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 5.-The lay.
ing OF the corner stone of the mona
ment to be erected in the Soldiers Ma
tionaI Cemetery, situated on Hampton
creek, took place this afternoon, in the
presence of large audience. The
monument will cost, when completed
SI2, 600, So 900 OF which is already col
leotsd. .-.s..a .... .s.... a#
The cemetery at Yorktown, and
smaller ones in the vicinity Of Suffolk
Norfolk and Portsmouth, are being
rapidly broken up, and the bodies re-
inferred at Hampton Cemetery, which,
when finally completed, will contain
1000 bodies. 7.r..f--aG ....
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BosToN, Oct 6.-There is every indi
cation that a grand popular welcome
will be extended to General Sheridan
10 morrow, in which the people gener-
ally will participate. The banks and
many business houses will be closed,
and the school children will have a hol-
iday. The military display will prob
ably exceed anything ofthe kind ever
seen in BOSTON go 4 lar
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Mexican News.

HAVANA. October, 5.--Dates have
been received from the City of Mexico
TO the 18th ult. and from Vera Cruz TO
the I'd inst. Hr 81. s=.lll-r tf.f t...-.-s
The funeral ceremonies over fallen
heroes and - grand military review
were 10 sake place at Vera Cruz on the
LIST. I'd and Sd of October.
Rafael Garcia was made Governor
and military commander OF the State
of Puebla ON the 2lst ult.
Mr.. otterbourg has arrived here from
Mexico
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NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The Tribune's
special says that Gen. Butler intends to
Introduce bill in Congress embracing
hi recently expressed financial views.
Hon. Frank Thomas, Chairman OF
the House judiciary Sub Committee to
examine the Maryland State Constitu-
ton, says that the instrument places
the control of the State affairs in the
hands of the Eastern shore counties,
containing only a fifth of the voters and
not tenth OF the property of the State,
He regards It as anti-republioan.
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Cincinnati.

OCTOBER 5.-FLoUR-Good demands
market tirmer; family Sl2aI2 IS. ia.f
GRAIN-Wh No. l red
81 TO, holders asking 81 20. Conrad.
vaneed to 81 90. Oats-Firmer at Sc
for No. ! and demand good. Rye-Ad-
vanced to 81 so and supply light. Bar
ley-Must be quoted at 81 Goal 20 for
No. /, and choice fall demand good.
CoTTOS-Dull and demand light; mid
ding ls11aIgc, an n
WHIsKY-Unchange bonded e. 81.
PRovIsIoSs-Firn. Mess Pork-S2i;
Bulk Msats-F'irm; no sides in mar
ket; shoulders I3c; 10000 pounds sides
sold ut loo, delivered at Senia, Ohio.
Bacon-F Firm; shoulders l35<al4c; clear
sides IT1Ials1Ec; sales of lIO hhds; de-
mand Tor bacon chiefly from the South.
LARD-Firm but quiet at l37<c.
BUTTER-Scarce and firm at 32a3Sc for
fresh. ...-.
CHEESE-Firm Mt l5c.
SEEDs-CIoyer, dull at sSaS so. Tim
othy, g i0a2 so. Flax, is in demand at
81 25a2 so. the latter for ychoIce well
cleaned, ht1 rlTAElE Alta
HAF-Eirm at Sl7aIS. ..-. s.r
PorATOEs-Plenty and dull at 90.
ToBACCo-F'irm and demand good;
sales 50 hhds and IL boxes leaf; prices
unchanged; leaf Sl5a35c; lugs $4AlO.
GOLD-II41zal445<.
MOSEY-Demand active at sll0 per
cent. for best paper,
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New YORK, Oct. 5.-The Herald's
Montreal special says; A great fire is
raging in the town OF st. Johns, near
Rouses Point. II is reported that half
OF the town is destroyed; The authori-
ties of st. Johns have teiegrsphed here
for engines and tiremen, which have
been promptly sent by special train.
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Additional PartteuIars of the Riot at
Jefferson CITY.

NEW YORK, Oct. additional partic-
ulars OF the riot at jefferson City, La,
shows that an ex-rebel named ROLAND
commenced Il general onslaught with a
revolver on The colored people at the
polls, assisted bv few of his political
friends. The negroes were badly woun-
ded. but the rest OF the crowd returned
the fire, killing ROLAND, and danger
ously wonnding one of his co-rioters.
The military soon arrived on the ground
and uuieled matters, '-AA
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CINCISSArI, Oct. 5.-The second an
nual meeting OF the Society OF the Army
OF the Tennessee will be held in St.
Louis, November IS, at 10 o'clock "A.
NJ. Every officer who has at any time
served with honor in the army of the
Tennessee is entitled to membership,
and 10 all such an earnest invitation
is extended to be present. Officers are
expected to attend the meeting in uni
form. The officers of the Society are
Major General John a. Rawlins, Pres
ident; Lieutenant Colonel L. NJ. Day
ton, Recording Secretary, st. Louis,
and A. Hickencooper, Corresponding
Secretary, Cincinnati,
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sh,.,,a.,.oS C,..o,,w

of currency, west, for the week, are
about six millions, making fifty mill
lions since August. The Assistant
Treasurer bought abont three millions
OF 7-30 notes, during the week, and sold
halfa million OF gold. The Assistant
Treasurer has commanded the issue of
three per cent. certificates in exchange
for compound notes.
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EXPERIMENTATION GAS,

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE M
" prOvements of the age Is the process of
manufacturing gas by the Petroleo- Calcium
Gas Company, 6f wheeling West Va, upon
patents OF DR.. j. II. Connolly, nom an Ill
most valueless product of Petroleum OH,
(rGStdttlnl,) In combination with lime,
or lime and coal, 50 simple that two
thousand feet OF Gas may be made by
any farm hand or stable boy of ordinary In
thoroughly tested upon such a scale. at the
Mcclure House In Wheeling, and at the
country residence of Mr.. J. p. Gilchrtst, near
the same city, as TO FIX the certainty of It's al
fOruIng entirely satisfactory results in the
production OF small and lArBe quantities Of
Gas, and can be with great economy applied
to IAS1cdEe RSEfdeIIceS, SsEnindJIes RoEeLs, FIc-
tories and Cities. II Is superior 10 any Gas
now in use, not only as TO tue safety, sim
plicity ,pIactlcability and great cheapness of
manufacture, but for its superior brilliancy,
son influence upon the sight, and freedom
from tine suIphurous odors common 10 Gas
These facts the Officers OF the company
VIII take pleasure in demonstrating TO those
desiring to adopt or interest themselves in IL.
Tbs company will sell rights TO mAuuiacture
IN Towns, Counties, Districts or States and
direct attention TO the following
TESTINIoNIA
.1.f H wHEKLISG. W. Va, Aug. q, 1867.
To tie Prea'ient Of he PstrOleo- Calcium Gas %:
SR-we have thoroughly and carefully
investigated The c Instruction and WORKING
OF the appRTntus for manufacturing Gas, &c
e sSt,iSItg 70 your eompangs patents and the
working upon the Mcclure HOUSE in this
city. aud country residence Off. p. GIlehrist,
bility, economy and safety, We consider il
superior to any other method OF Iuanufac-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. We
cheerlnlly recommend Us adoption by all
GhS consumers.
NerY Respectfully, rar.f.t
.,f ..... .. ]. SWEENEY,
-a' Mdvor Of Wheeltng.
w. W. MILLER & L.,
linton Foundry and Engine Work..
....-.F VIZ RARE.
" ha Plumber and Gar ffffCT,
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Arrested for robbins stadne,'. E.'

NEW YoRK, Oct. 5.-Israel Wood, one
of the drivers for Stadley's Express
fore Justice Cornwell, of Brooklyn,
yesterday, on the charge of robbery. II
appears the company had missed pack
ages from time to Time, and Wood was
finally detected. The accused, yester-
day, WIS tracked to the house of Engine
Company No. 9. where search was
stoleH property was recovered.
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Toledo.


r. OCTOBER 5.-FLoUR-QuIeCn nd firm.
GRAIS-Wheat-W hite 2Izc better;
amber lc lower spring steady; sales
white Michigan at 81 99s2 o.. amber
Michigan 81 G6a2 6S; closing at g 81;
CoFn-No. !, lie better; No. 2, &c better;
sales No. Wabash at 81 I4al lax; No.
do 81 l2al Is; mixed 81 Hal I21E.
0ats-Shade Better sales No. at 621zc;
NO Coo. Rye-Steady; sales No at
81 80. Barley-Unchanged; sales No. 2
~ ~ II
I.at-E Eruiyrr,rz-rrS ,,.t,,,,,,,,J 80.
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DETROIT, Oct. 6.-Gallagher and Da-
Wis fought to-day at Fighting Island,
seven miles from here. Davis won in
45 rounds, kRocking Gallagher out OF
time. The latter had the best OF the
light till the last round.
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WHISPERS


AIus t ache 3 !!
EoRCED TO GROW UPON THEsMoo1H h
IL est face in from three to five weeks by
using DR.. SEVIGHES RESTAURATEUR
CAP1LLAIRE, the most wonderful discovery
in modern science, acting upon the Beard
Il has been used by the still OF Paris and
London with the most nattering success.
Names of all purchasers will be registered and
II entire satisfaction is not given In every In
Stauce, the money Will be cheerfully refund
ed Price by mail, scaled and postpaid, 81.
Descriptive circulars and testiInoh lRls mailed
free Address, BERGER, SHUTS q CO.,
Chemists, No. 265 River Street, Troy, N. Y,
Sole agents for the United States. 80. Is
moh23-eod, tFiW&wly
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AXE Observation-Disclosures.


OCTOBER 5.-FLoUR-Highers and
some grades advanced 25c. Y q .
GRAM Wheat - 81 sg7tz. ruCOrn -
81 0GJfaI " for No. l. Oats-5I7<- Rye;
Isl 81. Bsrley-SI 10. F - t
Provisions : Pork = Inactive aud
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Reparator CapilIi.


yUur wig
destructive OF comfort, aud not worth a ng:
come aSed, come youthful, come ugly and
fair,
aud rpioics In your own Iuxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
NOR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
L hesds (nom whatever cause II may have
i"iIen OuD and forcing growth OF hair upon
Tue lace, 1t has no equal. II Will force the
l-aiIu Ia grow upon the smOOthest face in
lT"in dive to eight weeks, or hair upon bald
hi-ids IN from two 10 three months. A few
!t;nors1ut practitioners have asserted that
luere Is nothing that Will force or hasten the
EhNsth OF The hair or beard. Their assertions
y" tAl>e, as thousands OF living witnesses
.i'm tAeiT own eIperience) can bea- wit
- but many will say, how are We to dis
tiN-uisl tue genuine from the spuFiOus3 II
iS''nlS y uitncuit, nInE-tsnItrS Of the
"''f-Fet't Preparations advertised Tor the hair
-,t.H 'ta'Tu are entirely worthless And Won
i,aS nave already thrown AWAY large
mounts for their purchase To such We
!" %"'i >ay, try the Rsparator CapiIli; twill
-. you nothing unless IL fulIy comes
: . 70 our representations II yunr Druggist
.'-S not Keep 1t, Send us one dollar and we
VII forward II, postpaid. together with a re
SIpt Tor The money, which Will be returned
Si ~ % application, providing entire saIifac-
''"'' p nos gwen. Address,
W. Il. CLARK 4 CO., ChenILsta
No. s Vest Fayetts 81, SYRACIIsE, y. "
- Ialeh4i-eOd ,tr1w&wly
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BY THE CABLE.
Advlces to the 5th Of Oetobsr:

LoSDoS, Oct. 4.-Evening.-Con
closed at % SIG for money; US. 5.2Os
7I1z; Atlantic and Great Western con-
solidated bonds 2215.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4-Eyening.-Co Cotton
closed heavy under the unfavorable re-
ports from Manchester; middling up
lands sgd; Orleans SID. Oats firm at
IS I'd. California wheat las sd. Beef
firm at IS per quarter. Bacon AS.
Lard 54s Cd. Cheese 5Ss. Spirits Tur-
pentine declined Cd, closing at 26s Cd.
Petroleum Is Id; spirits Is SD, re-
fined.
ANTWERP, Oct. 4-Evening.-Pe'ro-
leum is quoted at 81 francs 80 centines
per barrel for standard white; the mar
ket closing buoyant.
LONDON, Oct. 4-Evening.-The re-
port that policeman had been shot by
Fenians at Rochedale is contradicted.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4-Evening.-To-
morrow will be observed as holiday.
The exchange will be closed, and bust
ness will be generally suspended.
LONDON, Oct. 4.-Midnight.-The lat
est dispatches from Italy, though con-
fiicting, are highly important. A mes
sage has just been received from Flor
ence announcing that the insurgent
troops, holding strong position near
Bagnarea, in Viterbo, were attacked
by the Papal forces. A short and sharp
fight resulted in the defeat of the at
lacking party, who were obliged hasti-
ly to retreat. The losses are not stated.
The effect Of this victory was very in
spir1ting 10 the party OF action
AT pubic meeting OF the friends OF
GariDaldi' held at Turin yesterday
revolutionary speeches were made by
many distinguished persons. Great
crowds of people were present, and the
enthusiasm was nnpounded' Meetings
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Wanted---A Man.

w give satisfactory evidence that he IL
competent TO take charge of two hundred
acres OF land, on the Ohio River, within six
or seven miles OF this city, having knowI-
edged Of stock, especially Of sheep, and il of
perfectly temperate habiis can hear OF good
situation by calling AT This office. A man
would take charge OF the house keeping de-
partment "a gentleman and his wife.b
the ntmiIyJ would be preferred. There Is a
Vineyard on the place, and IL Is desirable
that the person applying might have n
knowledge OF the culture of Hrapes-thls
however, is not made n condition. zone
but acknowledging Intelligent man need
apply. .|r DC2-tf
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.--The steamer Ben.
johnson sunk this morning, in the
Missouri river, two miles above
Brownsville, Nebraska. Loss not as
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I'D
LIvERroon, October Holiday mar
kets; 10 business i'll cotton; breadstuffs
are steady; corn ABS Id; wheat lis sd for
red western; barley IS Sd for American;
oats IS I'd for Canadian; peas 46s for
American. Provisions-Iieef 1928 Cd
pork, lis for city prime mess; bacon,
As for middles; lard, obs Cd for Ameri-
can; cheese SIS for middling American.
Prodace-Tallow, 45s; petroleum., l3d
for spirits; Is 51zd for refined. London
markets unchanged.
ANTWERP, Oct. 5.-Petrolenm, 5715f.
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nominal at s2S 5ga2S rs. Bulk Meats
nominal.
LARD-lS1SalS&.
WHIsKY-Nominal at 81 81.
Buffalo.
OcT. 5.-FroUR-Active; city ground
spring SO 6OaI1 90. ~
GRAIN-Wheat-No. l milwaukee,
81 20: other grades quiet. Corn-Sl lisa
l 1917 for No. . mixed. Oats-65c on
spot and to arrive.
FREIeHTs-Unchang
Milwaukee, ..
OCTOBER 5.-FIoUR-Firm; city Xxx
at $40 25alO 80. as au.E
GRArSEwheat-s 90 for No. l.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
III STOCK OF the Carpet Store Of Orr, PAUL
4 Co and than full for the very liberal pa
trOnnRe bestowed upon the old tirm, we
would ask continuance Of the same. IN
tending 10 give our entire time and attention
10 the bus ness, with Increased stock and fa-
cIlItIes, we hope TO give satisfaction 70 all
who may favor US With their patronage.
~ JIG. ORR CO.,
Successors to
seplB ORR, PAUL. q co. +
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New ORLEANS, Oct. .5.-Deaths from
yellow fever during the 2I hours end
ing this morning, So.
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FANCY GOODS

CONSISTING OF DRESS TRIMMINGS.
u Buttons, all styles; EInbrolderles, Rufh-
lngs, Stamped Goods.
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zEPHYRs.
Ladies' Kid Gloves.

Large stock and hest make. Embroidery,
SiIk and Chenele; Wax for making Flowers
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Colored and White: Ladies' Buck Gauntlets
Plain, HemstItched, Lace aud Embroidered
HanukrrchieIs.
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by the Union Line:
on1ce,scorner Of Main and Monroe street.
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RIB ON s
Fine Silk Fans,
COMBs AND BHUsHEs

We are now receiving n nice lot of Fancy
Goods, suitable for presents, which 10 be APP
precialed, must be seen.
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Horrible and Fatal Accldcnt.-A

Henry @. StroU, formerly of this, but latter
ly of Wood County, came to his old home On
the oath inst, for the purpose of transacting
some business relative to the estate Of his
father John Strow, formerly of Republic.
lie brought with him his laughter, aged about
thirteen years. They went to visit Mr.. Adam
Carpenter living, We believe, in Venice
Township, near Attica On Friday after
noon, Mr.. Carpenters son and the young lady
each mounted horse and started down a
lane to Honey Greek, probably for the pur-
pose Of watering the horses. When within
ten rods of the water, the horse upon which
the young girl was seated became frightened
and ran, and either stumbled aud fell or 9TH
erwise threw his rider, and killed her Instant
ly. II is thought that her neck was broken.
The fathers bereavement is doubly affecting,
Tor it was but two months ago since he lost
younger daughter by death. The bereaved
parent started home on Saturday morning
with the helpless remains Of his last child, so
suddenly snatched from him.
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FROM AN OLD MAID.

Ar HoaE, September 20, 1861,
EDs. TRmuSE.--To-day is the "big day. in
Tifin, and I, with regret, can not be there rs an
advocate for the Union. But, nevertheless, 1
know 1t VIII be a success.
am also reader OF the Ifibms, and belong to
the ciass Of single blessedness called old maids.
Well in looking over the columns OF your paper,
was very much hurt whom came to read OF
Saturdays convention. 1t spoke OF "four or fiye
loads OF children and old maids" Now, are you
sure they were old maids, or do you think that
old maids are not ''unon grlsi" II so, you are
badly mistaken, for there is a band Of old maids
in our neighboThood, consisting OF some seven
teen, and not one Of them Democrat or Copper
head and tell you they can talk the Copper
heads sut OF their wits--it takes them to do it,
mover knew one that MAS a Copper-heaa, and n
they composed any portion Of tliose 'loa'ls, they
must have been OF some other nation, or despair
ed Of life and turned over to the Democracy, who
are dead enough, for there is not one gimmer-
ing ray of hope for them. l don't care Rbou.
having the'class dsgfaeed among such . set OF
outandish towards and reptiles as the so-eslled
Democracy.
Respectfully yours, "a
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Relating to ctriain proposed amendment to Il .
constitution. Hnd the hubNcuitp ~ this act.
Wutpe,s The grneril Assembly of tho State II
ohio, thtcc-hftts of the memhcrs elected TO cach
honso aprccing thereto, have proposed an Nmend-
mcnt a. the cnnatituton, 90 be- submitted to the
cicctors Tor thc'r approved or rejection. at the
rlection fnr Senators ant Representatives. on the
secund Tuesday ct u'tulcr, lsI; therefore,
SrrrtON I. ~ it epsrtcd ~ the Gcneri Ns-
scuihy of the State " uhio rmt the electors VI
the state shall vote upon said Proposed autrnd.
mcnt at the gcncud election in osiol.cr, lsi5 ~
herein prvsuolSsl. vits Those voting Tor the
amendment shau put on their ualot- these
worls "Cunstituti oual amendment, ycs." Those
voting ag,inst it shlll put upon thct ballot thcsv
wnrls. Unconstitutional utnendmrni, no"
Sac 2 \ return aIldtioud tn iiie return now
required hy law tu he mulc. uf the Vntcs CUst NJ
such clt't'Ou for Stotc n,hcvrs Scnitors nW Rep.
| rcsrntNtiycs nnd also for rni ugunst the said
| propn-c,l amendment to the constitution, shall
hc certified aud nude by the Clerk of each coun.
~ to the Secretary uf Setc. within ton days nftcI
/ saist clrctinn, and within twunty DAYS nucr said
| election. the Governor, SECRETARY of State, and
/ Attorn,y Gencnl shall open sud rctumS and
/ couut tho votes, aud ascertain whether " not =
\ nisoriiy Vt the votes cRst NJ said rlcction have
| h 'cn east Tor a,id proposed amendment, AMI "
| Il NppeAr~ that majority ot tho votes c1st NJ
such election liovc hecn cast fnr sad ptornsc'
| amendment, the Bnvernnr shall make prOchma'
/ tinu thereof without DELAY
srr. n Tho Secretary of state shhll cause N,
proposed 0men,hpent tn the constitution, passed
~ the present session nr the General Assembly
To h. published in not less than uuc new -fnpci
l IN each vnunty of tho state whcrc uCW spaper Is
| published. until the SECOND TUESDAY uf Octohcr
/ tsGi, AMI hv shall also cHUev this aot tu b. pUif
Nshcd in the same manner Tor two weeks ucN
preceding said election.
sp. T. Tho cost ur publishing this net and th,
said proposed nmCudWcnt To the constitution h
each vounty shpll hc paid out Of the county treas
ury n the enunty whervn published.
sEc. 0. This act shall take GiGwt immediately
Speaker pro tom of the House Of fRcprcscntativcs
ANDREW g. MchuRNEN