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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

The Indians Re bel ssMartyro Sues the
Military COMM ssio ON that Tried Him
for 100000 Damages.

The Indiana Re bel .snartyro Sues the
Military Commission that Tried Him
for 100000 Damages.
[from the Indianapolis Journal, March 1911
Lambdin r. MiIligan, the Indiana r.ar-
tyr, whose narrow escape from hanging is
one of the ipscrutable mysteries which
eternity viii be quite short enough 10 re-
veal satisfactorily, has Just commenced a
nice little game, which the cadaversus old
Son of Liberty thinks may be made a
trump card in the pending campaign. The
gentle rebel has entered suit in the Hunting
ton Common Pleas Court against the fol
lowing gentlemen, some of whose names
viii be remembered well in connection
with a certain Military Commission, by
whose sentence the plaintiff was condemn
ed to be ''hung by the neck until made
dead, dead, dead, and may the Lord have
mercy on your poor soul" The latter
clause was appended by way Of charitable
sarcasm. The defendants to The action
are:
James R. Slack, Henry Zumro, James
M. Grafton, William A. Bickel, Joseph
Holt, Oliver p Morton, Alvin p Hovey,
Thomas j. Lucas. Charles ID. Murray,
BENJAMIN j. Spooncr, Richard p. De Hart,
Ansei d Wass, Thomas w. Bennett. Reu-
ben Williams, Albert Heath, Benjamin
Pitman, Samuel Place, J. T. Frazer. Rob
ert Gregory, James A. Dean, William
Arnold, William X. Holloway.
In his complaint Mr.. Milligan sets forth
at length the whole history of his arrest,
trial, convictisn, sentence, Communication
and approval By Johnson, and the tedious
history of bis confinement in the Ohio
pcniteptisry. We are not advised rs to
yAether Lambdin informs the court how
many dishes he washed per diem in the
prison kitchen, or the terrible hardships
he underwent in being deprived of the
light OF the holy Gospel, as was the case
with Olds. The charges are conspiracy,
false imprisonment, and libel, and the
damages are modestly laid at $5O0, 900.
This extreme degree Of difiidence in asses
sing proper meney valuation upon his
sufferings and outrages is to lie regretted.
In the case Of Mr.. George Francis Train
hat gentlemen started with S500, GOA, and
i j. safe 70 say That Bad he hen put
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
Sensible.

"E- ID. NJ" well known financial wri-
ter of the Cincinnati Gazette, sums up his
conclusions on cur National financial peli-
cy, thus:
~. Fund all the debts coming due. at
the lowest rate possible. I'd. Keep the
currency steady, neither contrating or en-
larging il to any large extent. Sd. Reduce
the taxes and expenses as far ms possible.
4. Do all the Government can to reduce
the imports; and, S. Whc, these acts
have sranquilized the commerce and indus.
try of the country, boldly declare the re-
sumption of specie payments. The credit
of the Government viii carry it through. !"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
II obbery Ofthe stark County
Treasury.

The safe in the Office of the Stark Coun-
ty Treasurer was forced open by burglars
on the night of the 10th inst, and riiied of
its contents, consisting about $1,000 in
money, $500 in drafts. $500 in Starke
county srders $500 in road receipts,
800 in special school orders, and few
township orders. Some Of the county or
ders were issued and numbered as follows:
Two To John Roller, numbered too and
456,-ihc first one for S2l rs. and the 9th
CIR one for $50 one 10 John Veal, number
t70, Sli -; Que 10 A. 0denbough, num-
bered +s2, for SCI one to r.. w Gcisel-
man. numbered i52, for Sl2 one To Nladi-
son Jones, No 473. for Sl2 one 10 Samuel
Leftover, No 5.4- SI2 one TO John Good.
No. 5l7, for $50 40; one to VIM. Elmen.
dori, No. 507. for 80; and one 10 VIM.
Anderson, for services as sheriff, for sic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

through as Lambdin was, his assessment
would have been amply sufficient to liqui-
date the national debt. The plaintiff Will
never know how much he has lost by this
short-sighted policy of putting his damage
at such ridicu!ously low figure. 1t
leaves the jury absolutely without any
margin to come down on. The case is set
fer trial at the next term of the Hunting
ten Common Pleas Court. Some of the
defendants have beeu served TO appear
while to the others il will be somewhat
difficult for the Sheriff of Huntington 10
read the citation. The court will be well
stocked with business. especially &c the de-
PENDANTS shall elect to be tried separately
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

and the Democracy sit up nights to curse.
BY all meanslearn the constitution learn
the constitution will die with them, and
liberty will die in the shell.
Sacred Guardians of the Constitution
Conscript(ed) Soldiers of White Mans
Government. When you are gone 90
Cana,la) Freedom will shrek and Con-
sttutional sun will shine no more .-Ren.
scicar Telegraph.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

At the approaching April election every
Republican ought 10 attend the polls and
vote. Those Slro are unable TO attend for
want of a conveyance should be brought.
The Democrats are making arrangements
to bring out every voter, and intend TO
crow Justify iftheir majority is increased
IN the county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

DIR. j. F. Heaton, formerly of the Val
paraiso Jidette. has become associate
editor of the Kokomo Herald, live Re
publican paper. DIR. Heatsn is vigorous.
spirited and able writer. The Herald
under the joint management of Mcssrs.
Hardesty & Heatsn, will take front rank
among the journals Of the day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
New Advertisements.


DfSCHOMANCY,o or Soul Charming.
u How either sex may fsseinate and gain the a1vc-
tons OF any they choose instantly also.
prosperity IA love busiress. Every acquire
this singular power. This queer, exciting hook has
been Published by ten years, the sale Of which has
Been enormous and Is the Gully book Of the kind In the
English language, by mail for IS cts. vc for
dollar together with guide to the nnm4rricd Adj
drass r. " LILA N 4 20 Rtnk Phil. hers. phila
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

Brick Pomeroy's advertisement for a
Confederate flag, to hang in his sanctum,
does not meet with universal favor among
his Southern friends. The Petersburg
L,deE snubs him in the following fashion:
We doubt the propriety of sending the
flag to man who didn't go to it. We
haven't much respect for this afier-,he-
battle ferYor.n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
FORT WAYNE RAILROAD.
Statistics from the Presidents Annu-
al Report.

al Report.
The sixth annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne d
Chicago Railroad, was held LAST evening
in Pittsburgh The report of the Presi
dent and Board of Directors was presented.
! he following is an abstract of the report:
The cordition of the company ct the
close of the fiscal year ending December
3lst, 1867, was as follows: Capital stock,
sll 500, 900; bonds, mortgages, &c, $lG,-
! sec, POI 81, making a total Of S2s. 206, 9G7,
"a.
To represent or pay which you have the
property named below: Main lire equip
ments, Akron Branch, miscellaneous as
sets and cash to the amount of S2s, 2C6,
267.3i
The financial condition Of The company
may be readily determined by a reference
to the appended statement: The immediate
liabilities are: For current expenditures IN
December. and miscellaneous liabilities.
&c. S723, l4o46 Te pay which the cash
on hand is $500, 500. ~ due by other com
panies, &c. 1921, S22 9S; making the ag-
gregaie assets ! sci ,.53 ~, an excess over
liabilities of SI.09S, lII.97. Out of this
sum interest and dividends 10 the amount
of Sfi9,650 are TO be paid, leaving bal
ance of S6iS, 46i.9T.
Ofthe balance 10 the credit of income
account, ammounting to -. $50, i26, IS, The
board has directed the Auditor to charge
off the sum of % ,3s3Ol4.9l, which will
reduce this balance TO Si,O9S, I.97, being
the amount of the excess of assets over
liabilities, and to credit To cost of the main
line and equipment the sum thus charged
of. thus reducing the cost 81, $50, z70.72.
The earnings OF the company during the
past year were 81, PAP, IL. 96--at the raie
Of SI5.76i.76 mile. Compared with
1866, il is a decrease in The aggregate of
s225, 1850.
The expenses were 81, sGs, 572O.-a de
crease of ( 10 63 on the previous year.
The amount OF profit realized from the
main line and It's branches was S2.a32. lJ3--
-. This sum was appropriated TO liqui-
date the debts of the company.
The balance unexpended is : I92. Cos. 20;
S!GJ.259. So was unexpcnded for ballas,ing |
Il miles Of rails we're relaid at a cost OF
Sis0. l21. 10; 2i6, sol Cross ties were put in |
the track.
The following gentlemen were elected 10
constitute the Board of Directors for the !
ensuing year: j. r. ID. Lanier, Louis III. |
Meyer and Samuel j. Tilden, Of New |
York J. Edgar Thompson. G w. Cass, !
Springer llarbaugh and j. l.. Dawson. of
Pennsylvania Kent Jarvis, X. r. Spring
er and Hon. John Sherman, Of Ohio
Jesse J.. Williams and Pliny Hoacland, of
Indiana; William B. Ogden, of Illinois
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
NOTICE.

The Trustees Of the Wesleyan Methodist Meeting
House OF North Township will receive sealed bids
until O'Clock, 2. NJ, on the 18th dav Of April nexr
for building Meeting House, and completing the
same. Plans and specifications will be exhibited by
William sc0ieid. at his residence. until the day Of
letting. which will be- at the house Of said William
scohed. In Plymouth. Marshall County, Indiana.
By order Beard &c Trustees
ROBERT SCHROEDER,
WILLIAM sCOFIELD. Trustees
NOAH WILTFONG,
~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
Notice to Heirs of Petition to sell
Real estate.


State Of Indians, Marsh all County, IS
Notice is hereby given that James n. Parks, Ad-
ninistraOr Of the estate oi John Upton dece ,s-d
has lc'l his PETITION tc sell the real estate II the de-
ctrlent. his Personal being insufficient to pay his
debts, and that ssid PETITION viii he heard at tue
next term of the Court Of Common Pleas VI said
county. JOHN c. CUSHMAN
1881 Clerk C. C. r. Marsl,ail Countv
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
FOR SALE.
For Sale or Trade!

For sale CHEAP, and on reasonable terms. leo
acres of Land Tor two 80 trscts,) situated two
miles vest Of Bourbon, on the Leesburgh read.
Said land has 40 under fnce 80 being cIra red
a good bearing Orchard. comfortahe HOUSE. Well,
&c The remainder ID well timbored. and frst-ra
land Or will exchange the same for good, we'll
improved farm.
ior further information apply to or address the
subscriber, near Tyner City, Marshall Co.. Ind.
l6tf @. W. BOYD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

NEW KIND OF ARN.-We notice travel
lers are carrying new arm (for self-dc-
feLce). II consists of neat package, 10
always ready for use, and is labelled, j..
w. Poland's Humor Doctor. A sure cure
for Scorffila and all diseases of the blood.
Put up in large bottles, and for sale by
Brown Brothers. at 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
rrNRY THE BEST Is order to introduce
nrnnRE,s RrRAL NEw-YORKER
THE RADICAL.

Psbiisa1.i Ns..ihisA5 AD.ss = Co., hostos, VAS
FURNISHES ms-liani 81 the frees; expression Of
n thouShf the lrss;:nn- thit interest earnest
minds in every community No; hlsing o. consult tie
EonnationsI OF party interests " cnnsi-fenily
enforce the lessons Of intellectual freedom and self
dependence. CaDfdinz npsc in the natural force of
ideas for the progress and moratoh Of society than
the good ciccs Of fhe best-isPosed Institution in
the Spirit q Liberty steadily burning Ia the soni of
man. rather than in ties wiscs descriptions Of roliii
eal ecclesiastical art; ambitious. by the dis
eus-iOn Of has ami PRINCIPLES. 20 brtify individuals
Ia their % Spiritual Laws and in unwaveribg
reliance the projections Of heroic character. Te-S
Sla v.s.r IN atvunce. Orb Rs,e--s copies, g. 50
copies sl2 l. copies $50: 81 copies. $40. Speeiiaea
Nsns5ers sent any address fsr 81 cents. Address
--THF RADICAL Lerk-I-sx ~. Boston. Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

a Nd leo fine plates aud sngravine a or he Anst-
"A omy II the Human Organs In a state % Health
snd d'.eaSe With afrsatiss EARLY Errors its De-
rloreble Consequences econ the Mind and Body,
with the Authors Plan Of rrcafnenf--she only "a
ftoRal and successful mode Of Cure shown BY the
report Of cases treated A truthful adsser 10 the
married and flosr contemplating marriage. who en-
fpostags 70 amp address. receipt Of Is cents IN
stsmps OF postal currency, BY addressing DR.. La
cR0Ix. No. 81 Hriden Lane. Albany, N Y. The
al whsch his book tre>fs. ci<hcr perrcualls or By
nal X jicincn - e AS ~ nl6< 10
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
New Advertisements.
Assessors Notice.


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will attend ut the Assistant Asses
sor's Office in the City of Logansport, on
Wednesday and Thursday, Aprit sth and
9Th, 1865, for the purpose of hearing ap-
peals from the annual assessment Of Inter
nal Revenue.
All persons interested will please take
notice.
DAVID TURNER,
Assessor of 9th District OF Indiana.
Crown Point. March l2. ls6s.-20-2w
STAT OF INDIANA, ! =.
Marshall County, 90
In the Common Pleas Court,
June Term, sGs.
VS.. : Complaint for Divorce
Joseph Latham.
Whereas, Lucy Ann Latham, by her at
tornles, has filed her complaint In the
Court of Common Pleas Of Marshall Coun-
ty, State Of Irdiana, against Joseph Latham
for divorce, and has also filed an affidavit
o: a disinicrested person that said Joseph
Latham is a nonresident of the State of
Indiana; this gives notice to said Joseph
Latham. that unless he he and appear be-
fore the said Marshall Common Pleas
Court, at its next term thereof. to be begun
and held nj the Court house in the town of
Plymouth, ia Marshall county, Indiana,
and answer, plead or demur 10 said COM
plant, said cause will be heard and deter
mined In his absence
JOHN c. CUsHMAN, Clerk.
J. O. & s. ID. PARKS, Pif's Attornics.
March PC. iS6S--3t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
Notice of Administration.

Notice is hefeby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator of the estate of John
Upton, late ~ Magshall County. Indiana, deceased
All Persuns having claims against the estate will
prcsent tef properly authenticated for settlement
Said estate N supposed 20 be solvent.
10 81 JAMES o. PARKS. Administrator.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership between the undersigned in the
bufchrriug business has been dissolved bv mutual
consent. Robert Neil is authorized to eollec; all
debts dnc the firm and will continue the business ut
the old stand. GEORGE NoII,
ROBERT NEIL.
Plymouth, Ind March l.. lsss Tl9st
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, =, WAYNE & Chicago.

ON and after November IS, 1867, trains will leave
stations daily. sundays excepted. foiiows:-
Train leaving Chicago at 4 50 o. M leaves daily.
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 2.i5 p m, leaves daily.
TRAINS GoISc WEST.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
Amateur Cultivator's Guide
TO TIE
kITCHES AMI. FLOWER GARDEN,
Nafr

KITCHEN AMI. FLOWER GARDEN,
NOW RESDT.
q DESCRIPTIVE work 81 IN page FULLY illnsira-
n with heantifnl c.,.c plate and i0i engrav-
I-s tain-E list Of .ssup vari~ti.~ f Fi~r
anil Veg table cs; also, l varieties cf the choirrs'
Frereh Hyhrii slaiiolus All the Noveliies both Of
the Flower aud Nrtali. s'r iStS viii he FUND de-
the vr9rS- Gf sfilly bound in 10th ,
colOred plates, price po.-p,d. Sr. in paper coSrrs
postpaid. 3ir;s Adlrcs, w ASuBURN& CO.,
Herticult1rll Hall. Boston, Mass.
F1NR1 THE BEST SIS order TO introduce
NOGRE's RURAL NEw-YORKER
1.-THE Great National. Rural, Literary and
Family Weekly 10 he general notice and sup
p,rt ia srrY aa . aet :. and taaabt the Thirteen
Numbers this Qir;er viii be sent On Tfial. tr ONLY
FIFTY CENTS. The numbers will Contain more and
better R-slir IlitsS- rrion<. than thu who'll
II many m9sthly costing - Z" 81 The Rural Was
greatly Enlarged and Improved in Jan y. and
j. BY Ear the Bc>t a'i Aost CeInihte tss u has
long been te Leading all rcuatnz) jour
nal VI its Cass the Continent IL Employs the Best
Talent (hsvng able Cores. "uding Editors and ton
tributrs in tb East and We~s, North and >,ttbs J.
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price, g ycarTriA. n ~ only Fly Cents. Address
ID. ID. Il. MOORE,
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XUANTED 200 Hcn and WON m
~ possessing good character and energy, perse-
vranes and intelligence, TO act rs canvasstrs for
series Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26

WTANTED.-TEAcH STUDENTS, aud
w other intelligent Men and Women. in business
paying 500 500 per month"; According TO ability
For particulars, address ZEIGLER, NtSURDY 4
CO., Lombard Block, Chicago, III. rs 6m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
AGENTS WANTED f f.. !, r S;sr1 mi;

or TIE DES1LATED STATES, and the Work o.
Federation. Every vojrr needs il before Nov. is6s.
Freight largest commissions and premium ~ $500
Ptii Fer particulars address j. PArTES FITCH,
Chicago, H..
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-26
New Advertisements.

aD WILLIAM SMITHS Die iIONARY
OF THE BIBLE.-written by 20 Of the most
distinguished divines in Europe and America Illus
trated with over Us Steel and Wood Engravings. In
one large Octave volume Price S. So THE ONLY
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SxIrBs Own HAND. We employ General Agents.
aud osr extra Inducements 20 Agents dealing with
Send for descriptive circulars. and terms.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
The Blue Goats

fIi hos theJ Ircf, Fat asl ~ for fss rlio siH
Scsss 1sif r3eie-s - tssat Retsos II CONTAINS
over loo nc Engraving aui 500 rages ard the srici
es ADD cheapest bst published Price e:,ty $50
The public ciatianed against inferior works with
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AGENTS WANTED.

MAJ want frst-class Agents 20 Introduce our
w New Sta< Shuttle Sewing Ma
chimes. Extraordinary inducements 10 good sales
men. Further ptrficnl1rs and Sample work furnished
% aspiration 70 W. c. WILSON CO. Cleveland,
Ohio; Boston. Mss: or Saint Louis. Missouri
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-05-30
any manner abridged in this State.
Sec. 25. The military shall be in
strict subordination to the civil pow

n SEC. rs. The military shall be in
strict subordination to the civil pow
er, 7 taag .H4 aa.TBn.t
Sec. 26. Treason against the State
shall consist only in levying war
against the same, or in adhering to
its enemies, giving them aid and com
fort, No person shall be convicted
Of treason, unless on the testimony Of
two witnesses to the same over act, OF
on confession in open court. +
Sec. 27. No persons life shall be
periled by practice of dueling, and
any person who shall hereafter fight
a duel, or assist in the same as second
or send, accept, or knowingly carry a
challenge therefor, or, go out of the
State to fight duel shall be disquali-
fed from holding any Office under
this constitution, and shall forever be
disfranchised in this State, r
SEQ. 28. All courts shall be open
and every person, for an injury done
him in his lands, goods, person OF
reputation, shall have remedy by due
process Of law, and right and justice
administered without sale, denial, OIL
delay. ,rg a.
SEC. 29, No person shall ever be
HgN
elected or appointed to any Office in
this State, for life or during good be-
havior, but the term of all Offices
shall be for some specified period.
Sec. 30. No person shall be de-
barred from prosecuting or defending
any civil cause for or against him or
herself before any tribunal in this
State, by him or herself or counsel
or both. Iqg aha
SEC. 81. No person shall for any
indictable offense be proceeded against
eriminally by information, except in
cases arising in the land or naval
forces, or the militia when in actual
service, or by leave of the court, fol
mi8demeanor in office; Provided
That the legislature in cases Of petit
larceny, assaults, assault and battery
afray, riot unlawful assembly, drunk,
enness, vagrancy, and other misde.
meanors of like character, may dis
pense with an inquest Of a Crane
Jury, and may authorize prosecutions
before justices of the peace, or such
other inferior court or courts as may
be established by the Legislature, anC
the proceedings in such cases shall bC
regulated by law.
SEC. 80. The enumeration Of right,
in this Constitution shall not be con
strued to deny or impair others re
tanned by and inherent in the people
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-05-30
ARTICLE IV.
LEa1sLATIyE DEpARTMENT.

LE0lbIAIlNE II DEfAh1MhN1s
SEC. l. The Legislative power of
this State shall be vested in the Leg
islature, which shall consist of a Sem
ate and House of Representatives.
SEC. Q. The House Of Represen.
tatives shall consist Of members to be
chosen every second year by the
qualified electors of the several count
ties. .f ..E Hfnf, .s
SEC, 3. No person shall be a mem
Der of the House Of Representatives
who shall not be an elector under
this Constitution; and who shall not,
at the time of his election, have an
actual residence in the district he
may be chosen to represent. I
SEQ A. The Senate shall consist Of
members to be chosen every four
years by the qualified electors Of the
several districts. sta9A ."- D.
SEQ, 81 No personlshall be a Sena-
tor who shall not have attained the
age of twenty-five years, who shall
\ not have been an inhabitant Of the
State one year, and who shall not
have an actual residence in the dis
trict he may be chosen to represent.
Sec. 6. The political year shall
begin on the first Monday Of January
and the Legislature shall meet an-
nually on the first Tuesday after the
first Monday in January, at the seat
Of government, unless sooner convened
A by the Governor, until altered by
\ law.
4 SEC. Z. All general elections shall
be BY ballot, and shall commence and
be holden every two years. on the first
Tuesday after the FIRST Monday in
November, until altered by law and
the electors, in all cases except cases
Of treason, felony, and breach Of thJ
peace, shall be privileged from arres
during their attendance on elections
and in going to and returning there
, from,t 14 bs s.eae.,,
n SEC. g. Election for members O
I the Legislature shall be held in thC
! several counties and districts as shal
q be provided by law, k40