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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11

the Presidents reply 70 his last ie'so' h,, /,
contents have not yet been disc ,ssr,, cors;i
Il said that II has Lcen toned GO"
efably froa, the 1rst draft. ,o-Tbe San.
Wtsur.aTor. February lo.IDe pen
ate to-day among others ~. ~. ,ne
following appointments 80 y. o,a'Ae'
pec;ster OF Land Office, Desinoihes, Iowa
Is X. Troover. Posttnas yer, sheioyV,.e' -
ri. yym G.. Powers, Postmaster, Iouat
Vernon, lowe. =. Az
House to-day inclosing letter from The
secretary of the Navy relative to deprc-
da.ions upon aDifutuYe care OF reservations
,f lands for the purpose of supplying tim
Der for the Navy. The lands thus reserved
were placed under control of the Navy De
partment, and are scattered through Flor
da. Georgia. Mississippi and Louisiana, EN-
brGcing 2G4,o0o acres Secretary Welles
says ii these lands arc TO be retained for
the purpose for which they have been pro-
tec,cd for half century, appropriation
of 10000 dollars for salaries and other nc
cessary expenses will be required.
The Secretary Of State In reply % rese-
luton sent the House to-day IN immense
mass of documents relative 70 protection Of
American citizens abroad. Some OF the
papers are lated two years back. The Sec
| Iet8Iy PROMISES BIOtucI pOttiou oh sns
subject 20 as 10 fully give I'll the informa
ton on the files Of his Department up e
this date. The documents are composed
for the greater part Of reports. proceeding
Of meetings in this country, and adore sse
to Government on that subject, asking re
lief for naturalized citizens abroad,
The President recognizes Charles wal
colt Brookes consul OF japan q. San Fran
cisco.
The Board of Directors OF the Union Pa
ciic Railroad Company. at meeting las
Friday, voted TO place the machine shop
depo,s, &c. for the road east OF the mour
tains AMI for the Mountain Division. q
Cheyenne, and to make that poin, the gran
turning point at the east base OF the mouI
tnin.. The decision will cause the expend
turo OF a vast amount Of money, as IL
shops are TO be on rs large scale as an
, in The nited States, and will be credit
. tho road.
! The President sent 10 the Senate tola
, the nomination of Chas. +. Tuckerman,
, N y, as Minister Resident TO Greece.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
NEWS
ny TEEEGH.rr'B.
Tss TExE cAEr.Y RsK,NOCEAT,.
SPECIAL FROM DIES MONIES.
Iowa Legislature.
Especial to Tie DssocaAT-l

spscisl 10 The DgsocEAT
Drs MofSEs, Feb. II.
The House committee on Police Resuia-
tons reported in favor Of the bill suppress
ing billiard and bowling saloons.
Mr.. Tri.z. Of tho Election Committee,
made minority report against the bill to
visiste the election oath 70 the fact Of
natura lization.
By Mr.. Mexican, House Ale 1s7, to au
thorixe towns and counties to take stock in
railroads.
By Mr.. Lambert, an oct supplemental to
The O., r. I. 4 p. bill, compelling the road
to b built on the survey OF 1857.
House File 1879. TO pay ten dollar. bounty
on wild animal scalps.
The Senate referred the bill repeating the
wine and beer clause, and then went inte
executive session with closed doors.
The Senate refused to permit the publ
cation Of bills passed in the Statesman By :
vote Of q TO %. CuEMoco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
TO THH AFFLICTED.
On. KNAPP Z SON,

h NlO Nj \ = os
which embraces the bestasd most approved nsthods
Dlsesses. They treat successfully oil nervous and
Neursige ssCtons forms Of Scrofus, Fever Sores
:aS S u :: Y:
In IL early stages. Paralysis. Epilepsy, Salt Eheum
Headaches, ali Heart Diseases ofchildren and
aemlnal weakness = sexual Dis.
EASES which are carrying thousands to their graves
.aA' E we AND EAR
They treat successfully, new method oil diseaess
Of the Eye and Ear. They have had more estsecivs
practice, and better success In the treatment DIAL
Diseases 81 Women.
Than anv other Physicians In America. They have
cared women who have besn confined % their bsd or
years. They never fail TO cure
E1ll y I'm ATa = N
In all stages nomssser Of how long standing. Thsy
Asthma, % Il never rstarss. Thsy hsvs ssfs
Cure for the distressing disease. HKMAORRHO1Ds
OR PILES. They cureail Diseases Of the Throat
and Lueee.
wonderful success 4 the treatment IL Canrerss
whkh they CURE without eating them out or pdse
the knife Iet uh0se who have TumOFs and Swell
ling, Of red spot, lOeo time In having it alta NJ
ded to. No timely treatment may cave them from
the hcrrufs, suffering and death Of an open cancer.
Cured1hsy ;1 s G.i a1rss On
THnn coxsuLrArore fos year, have averaged IIom
I've TO seven thousand year. which gi,ss tncm sn
experience unsurpassed by any. and equa''eo ony "
We - 4 SaueA,esiy spsesstcod Inst p: xHAPP
b NoI 3 4SnVo11ng Pfyrldes. ae cnly uSo NV
IN 0CGAiidMxlIY. = oeesoSoeee -.
nere10 7eei9ts whs 6asss essssn<ssI vsts Asn
~ 4 = ~ 1900 - !, " 4.
~ n sssson, al stages ase -. Tour caes pay b
sm,.hle this wssks ~ neU-oO1oys - tO-DOfsowt
Seres the danger Of delay.
IA eess seiM b reesissS sAss Gasrs sye any
dostts cf Cure o. Relef
Oar terms ere cAss; hencs The pcney nsst bsesee
with al srdess for nsdicines. = costs ff1o hve .
fifteen dollars per moaah, to Doctor with 10, vh1se
includes medicines Il
a. The poor will y nvored.
CONSTELLATION FREE.
Patients mus write their name. State, and Post
once address plainly. All letters requiring - -
ever muss contain letter stamp, and be addrUaoea
a Df Knapp 4 SON, Boz 5Ds1. Chicago, ILL.,
~ Any OF the above diseases can b treated euc-
cessuly ~ the patients describing their cnee n
ISitcf, when they cannot see u.s.
DR.. Knapp. who has visited Davenp PORT, Iowa ~.
ulaeiy the past six years, can be consisted q the
Rc0tt B1oon0s
On Thpnaag, Hehslmy ~, IAuDo1og. Anil IN
IAufoaG0, Ju1e ~, I1111[ay, Jnly ~. 4S0eo(Sy
~. -, - 1AsUo4t. Nov. -,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
D1. REDW AVS
hsENOVATiNG
RESOLVE +.
ANEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
ONE BOTTLE OF REsOLvENT Is BETrEA
THAN TEN LARGE BOTTLES or the
ADVERTISED sARSAPARlLLAS, on d.
RECT DluRETiC REMEDIES.

fhysieiane wonder at the extraordinary power Of
RADW Al = KENOvA TlN0 kEsoLvkN1 In curing
uc worst f0sms VI UcrOfalous, Ayphiloid, Chronic
kkin Ds<aseS, and III marvellous power In resolving
cslcuou- concrciiUns. anording immediate relief
And consequent cure OF Disease OF the Kidney.
nsuder. iiser Lungs Pancrrss, Spleen. lts rapid
ailuehce In the cnte OF IN .bctss, lDcuntncncc or
ecsnty, turpsd. album nous cloudy urine, n. al
s"e instant cmcacy In stopping Itching and painful
" .. urine AID liz s,ngnlar power In curing
etsShafkes from Tho tietup aud Itcthta l,u,or,
rhnes. eioody Orine, AID other unhe, hhy and
veakcniag disehai6cs and euqaire wherein the
SARSArAhilLtAN used In the N,poxati.n ~
solvent differs tom ordinary Sarsa, afiiIasf ssr
sapariilian is the only ptlnciple IN Sarsn,e.tli,
that possesses curative properties all other parts
81 the root are inert and Hrclees On. ounce o. the
extract obtained ander Or. kadways now process
for extracting the curative properties from vcgpta
bic eubrtance., contains moe of tho true principle
Of cure tlan 30 lbs OF the ordinary roots
sAhsAPARtLItAN Is only one OF the mgr IL
snts thar forms this trui voadetiul medicine and
II Is the onv compcnsating REMEDY that communal
peftles through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE. aud
other aeere ions. securing harmoniuus functional
action OF every deprsved organ aud giant In the
sssten. the blood IL corrupt. the hcrolveni vii,
make II pure. II the Lungs are uieerst Il and sore,
eerreting thick phegm and prureleat matter. tho
Res alNent Will loosen this deposit and repair the
The Skin is covered with pimples, spots. pu-tales.
oores. ulcers, SC. tho Rcsolscnt viii quickly re-
move these annoyanc,s. II mercury deposited In
the boncs and has accumulated Ia the system, tho
Re solvent will drive II cut. II the Throat or nron-
cnial Glands are ulcer aed the kesoiScnt will cure
theee -igns OF early waste Direct remedies.
Possessing only exclusive properties. are hnr'tnl.
M, they increase the functional .cefction- ~
gan BY ruspending the constituents crctons ~ 9th
srs ;hcncc compcnsstI ing remedy like the rcsolv-
sEAk siSn Tnkr mvsRY DRor or
BLOOD imprccnated with the Rcsoivcnt and alb
surbed to supply tho waste Of the body. will male
pure. sound and healthy nesh and nhre. Tho ntst
dose that 10 taken commenc 80 lite work OF pufihca-
lon and increasing the appetite and he Oh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
NEW YOnK.

New YoRK. Feb. 1o.-The fire In J ohm
street, Saturday night. caused loss OF over
half million. VIM. Jessup L Co. were
owners of the building, and their stock Of
steel in the basement. valued at e125. 900.
wae destroyed; fully insured A. w. Paype's
loss is from 420O. 600 to 100000 q. Green.
hardware, damage $4,000; Work Bro :
stock was damaged TO the amount Of SO, 900.
Loss on the building a.. coo. insured Other
parties lose minor amounts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
CANADA.

kIEasroN, Feb. To- A Gre broke oct 10
the Bank of Montreal this evening but wss
extinguished after vigorous cxsrtion BY the
firemen. The building is greatly damaged
throughout tho entire extent by smoke and
water. Two women servants were nearly
sufiocated. The loss cannot be estimated q
present
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
e ON n e r CIAl.
" ZEE KGY MARKET REPORT
Orrics DAVENPORT DRxocaAr,t
Cak.s,e,v mn iaAQ


There is little to notice in the produce bust
a.ss. Wheat 10 = triale lower. No. brings
$3.50 to sl.sS. Corn remains unchanged, at 81
cents. Oats are dull at So cents. The intense
cold Of the past few days has greatly reduced
receipts. We quote
FLouR--Choics family, wholesale, tlO.40; re-
tail. tll.on.
WBEAr-.No. l, el.so9ti IS: No, 3. el..5@
lso
SARLES-$l.1E@e.2oo
OAfs-b2 cents
RYE-&l.o
OoRI-New. &c. in thsfsar.
PosAross-l.2ScQtl.5
BussDn-30c. per D..
Eees-25c
HA1-Good Timothy o.oo:te tla.oo; Pssi-
rio $500 20 $1,000,
CoAL-Soft. delivered. 20 cents per bushsl--
Anthracite. delivered. 4lg per ton.
WooD-et per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
IOWA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, Feb. 1.-THE House met at s
O'Clock to day. The Attorney General
opened the debate on the repeal resolutions.
lie was followed by Mr.. Troop on the same
side.
Repeal meetings continue 10 be held in
different paris Of the country.
A heavy rain storm prevailed here last
nicht
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
KENTUCKY

LouisviLI.E. KY, Feb. lO.-Hon. James
Guthrie to-day sent his resignation as United
States Senator, to the Governor, on account
OF his continued sickness and inability togo
% Washington, and the Legislature have
determined 10 elect his successor on Tues
day the 18th inst at IL O'Clock a. m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
ALABAMA.

AoHroonsRr, Feb. 1.-THE defeat Of the
constitution 10 admitted By the radical can
ddatcs. The vote 10 less than the required
half. and 10 variously estimated q from
10000 to $4,000. The white vote, % far.
does not exceed one to every one hut bred
and 6fty negroes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Feb. 10.-The City
Council this ?. m. passed resolution abol.
lsainr the Fire Department after the LIST of
next March, In consequence of the condition
OF the City Treasury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11

chicago Market.

BY Telegraph ...;,..;. a.
nron. mil a,i weak; No. ! At 2os1<@2..
w, "Ae at clo.se win buyers At s.ol. sellers
. . e ii1 70. s: :, ;,,<a,.
Rsrl.y"So. nodesately active at aoi0
Sol. ,.5 and =, .a,.... ~
les Ms.s po,S "Closd atsa5ass 80 for stand
ard 20 choice. ,,e
vance Of a9kc.. -,
Gursa Nests dsasnd aad transaesioas
large. ,A~.sLss,< :.
'i Rsssa Sides, s.~is:!!l a.. S,;;ns'''s.a'. su''s
S1..t P,cilsd Hsm-lsolsH.
Dressed Hoes-Aeve cad Toe better; closing
u 5. so@s rs divide % BOO lbs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
New York Stick Market.

New Work Stick Market.
By Telegraph February II.
Stocks-Actlve ar bettefsfter call
Bonds-Coupons Oh az. liz os'el. 4 % E: OF -.
l.lo: new o.g l0-4O.. coupons, 1,04ss: s-sOs
los.
Western rnioa-isk.
New York Centra-i31i
Erie-74a.
Michigan Contra: 113,
Michigan Southe.u % 10
Illinois Central-ls9.
Cleveland Pittburg-lS,,.
Cleveland a. Tol.do-l,lll.
Rock lsland-p;a
Northwestern 81. pssferrd, 70.
Money per cea.,
Sterling-1 0sA
GOld-fl2S,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11

New York Market.
By Telegraph February II.
Cotton-Firmcr, Get.,.
Flour More doii:; .1qllo.!5 for extra state !;
s4oali 10 for extra vester e..ogl3.s5 for round
hoop Ohio.
Wheat -Firn, MOE sctis. sl3ic white Caller
mia.
Corn-Opened nrner elesd quiet. at 1.710i.ss
| for new mfxed wes;crn atat; 81 for CID ditto.
| 20 so g23. rs for new rese
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
The Union Restaurant

H.s been ntted MP IN elegant STYLE where meals ana
hot coffee viii be served In the best style At ~
hours.
Parties supplled u ~ best mannss O shoes no
- o.a.1S61ea Gonsantssd n svsgyshing. 80
- yAcOW HAuN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
JACOB HAuN,S
Union bakery & Restaurant

Fm sugs r,sasa, has JUST OPENED MS
- s,..s,,rs and p es Ne. ncni. and would cay
= svnish them with the beet qas,,
0reaA, Cakes. Pies nan as~.n
1fomery.
Nsde fror, the hest material. A full stock s,w.
hsnd. and fGnaiss supplied al reasonable rate on
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sh..p-In cd inquiry st s.so@sss.
- Leais Market.
~ Telepraptl February Il.
Fieu,-rimsr, bss deasnd light. prices un-
Whsst-ii.sis mere doing. but prices IN.
CosnEl ovs sctivs bss no suotable change
Ssts-Iors activ. but no quotable chsnge.
Bsrlev-Frm, rs gao tor prime and choice
tell.
RYE Lower, l.5sel.6<.
Peovsions-Actir,. Wit IN upward tendency.
Por,-Heid at % 0@G.5o.
Rssu Shoulders sold q 0z; clear sidoe.
Lrd--More doing priees unch angsd.
e.
Toledo market.
B,relegraph ToLRpo, Feb. II.
whsa,-Dull; n. spring. . 10; amber, g..
5@2.6o
Corn-Quiet and nrm. s7Idss.
Oats-No Transactions held at csc.
Rye-No traneec-snns
Dressed HOGS 9is
3xilv,nr:xce y.arket.
b. Telegraph. H-WArAEE. Feb. H.
Flouf-Dull; favotite sring extra. 10. 0otdIe. :
IS
Wheat Firm; ..o4xpr MOL
Cincinnati Market.
BY Telegraph Feb. II.
Flout-Unchangei ant quiet.
Wheat Quiet; sud . . 45@2.50 for Nos. l
and winter and !. Il fe No. . spring.
Corn Opened dil eossd trmer: 81 asked
for ear.
Rye---l Go.
Oats-66@61.
Barley-Unchanzsd.
Cotton--H,gher middng a, lsst@is.
Whisky-Dull ard noIinsl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-11
DAVENPORT CITY RAILWAY CO
CAPITAL &Iea,oOO.

a. 9. FULTON. President
JOHN l. swlrS. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
yonS L. Sv-rs. H. ~ CLAulss.r.
SHAstks Z. PurSsn, JAxKs AHsssaoxe,
Ira VI. Grroso, u. X. WcopwAar.
'cssrs Sn,sLps, A. &. fuLroS,
THOMAS Scosf.
The eooks Of subscription 10 the capital stock
q Wits Company are nov open n the Davenport
Nssaoaai BAnh
Devenport. yan'y 18th. 1879. dtH
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-22

Justice of the Supreme Court, Or
the senior Judge, shall preside,
with casting vote in all prelimi-
nary questions.
: Sec. 8. The Governor and all
other executive and judicial officers
shall be liable to impeachment
but Judgment in such cases shall
not exceed further than removal
from Office. The persons convicted
shall, nevertheless, be liable to in
dietment, trial and punishment,
according to law. ......
Sec. 4. For any wilful neglect
of duty, or other reasonable cause,
which shall not be sufficient
ground of impeachment, the Gov
ernor shall remove any executive
orjudicial officer, on the address
of two-thirds Of each House of the
General Assembly: Prov1ded, That
the cause or causes for which said
removal may be required shall be
stated at length in such address,
and entered on the Journals of
each House: And prorided further,
That the officer intended to be re-
moved shall. be. notified of such
cause OR causes, and shall be ad-
mitted to a hearing in his own de-
fence, before any vote for such ad-
dress J.; and in all cases this vote
shall be taken BY yeas and nays,
and be entered ON the journals Of
each House respectively.
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NO H..

er limitations, and shall prevent
and punish fraudulent misrep-
reservations as to the capital,
property and resources Of such
corporations, and shall also reg
ulate the public use of all fran.
chises which have heretofore been,
or hereafter. may be created5or
granted, by or under the authority
Of this State, and shall limit all
tolls, impo>ts and other charges
and demands under such laws. "'~
Sec. 6. The General Assembly.
shall grant no charter for banking
purposes, nor renew any banking
corporations now in existence, ex.
cept upon the condition that the
stockholders shall be liable to the
amount Of their respective share
Or shares of stock in such banking
institution, for all its debts. and
liabilities. upon note, bill or other,
wise and upon the further eondiI
tion that no director or other Of
fcer of said corporation shall borss
row any money from said eorpora-
tions; and if any director or other
officer shall be convicted upon in-.
dictment Of directly or indirectly
violating this section, he shall be-
punished by fine or imprisonment,
at the discretion Of the court:
The books, papers and accounts Of
all banks shall be open to inspecs,
ton, under such regulations as MAJ
be prescribed by law. =. ~ l,;s
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-22

college, and may make the same o
branch Of the State University,
for instruction in Agriculture, the
Mechanic Arts, and the Natural
Sciences connected Herewith.
Sec. 10. The proceeds of all
lands that have been or hereafter
may be given by the United States
to this State, for educational pur-
pose and not otherwise appropri-
ated by this State or the United
States, and Of all lands or other
property given by individuals, or
appropriated by the State for like
purposes, and Of all estates of de-
ceased persons who have died
without leaving will or heir,
shall be securely invested and sa-
crcdly preserved as State School
Fund, and the annual interest and
income Of said fund, together with
such other means as the General
Assembly may provide, shall be
faithfully appropriated for the
purpose of establishing and main
tanning free public schools, and
for no otherpurposes or uses what
ever, ...:. 49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-22
AR TICLB II,
siMpEAcHMENTs.

sees T. The House of Represen-
tasives shall have the sole power
Of impeachment: A vote of two
thfrds Of all the members elected
shall be required for an impeach-
ment, and any officer impeached
shall thereby be suspended from
Office until judgment in the case
shall have been pronounced.
Sec. 2. All impeachments shall
be tried by the Senate, and when
sitting; for that purpose, they
shall BE under oath or affirmation.
No person shall be convicted ex-
cept by vote Of two-thirds of all
the members elected. When the
Governor is ilnpeaehed, the Chief
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-22

shall never pass any law that will
deprive any of the citizens Of this
State Of the right of suffrage cx-
eept for treason, murder, robbery:
or duelling, whereof the persous
shall have been duly tried and
convicted. O.. - ....:
Sec. o., Presidential electors
shall be elected by the people.
Sec. 10. In all elections held by
the people under this Constitu-
tion, the person or persons, who
shall receive the highest number
of votes shall be declared elected.
Sec. II. The provisions of this
Constitution, concerning the terms
of residence necessary to enable
persons to hold certain offices
therein mentioned, shall not be
held to apply to officers chosen by
the. people at the first election, or
by the General Assembly at its
first session. .i....
Sec.- IL. No person shall be dis
ffanchised for felony or other
crimes committed while such per-
son was q slave. -. .'.
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ARTICLE XIV.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Sec. l. No person shall beelect-
ed or appointed to any office. in
this State, unless he possess the
qualifications of an elector.
Sec. 2. Lotteries, and the sale
of lottery tickets, for any purpose
whatever, are prohibited, and the
General Assembly shall prevent
the same by penal laws.
Sec. 3. The State Library shall
be subject to sue: regulations as !.
the General Assembly may pre-,
scribe. -. ..:..:.a> &: ~
Sec. 4. The General Assembly
may direct, by law, in what man
ner claims against the State may
be established and adjusted.
Sec. 5. Divorces from the bonds
Of matrimony shall not be allo&ed
but by the Judgment OF conft, as
shall be prescribed by law.
Sec. 6. No person Eho denies
the existence of the vsupremeoBe-
ing shall hold any oficeunder this
Constitution. a.
Sec. 7. The printing oftbe laws,
journals, bills, legislative docu-
ments and papers. for each branch
of the General Assembly, with the
printing required for the Execu-.
tive aud other departments of
State, shall be let, on contract, in
such manner as shall be prescribed
by law.
See. 8. The real and personal
property ola woman, held at the
time Of her marriage, or that
teoncluded on fourth page,
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ARTICLE XI. $500.
CHARITABLE AND PENAL 1NSTITC-
TONS,


Sec. /. Institutions for the bea.
eft of the insane, blind, deaf and
dumb, and the poor, shall always
be tosterea and supported by this
State, and shall be subject to such
regulations as the General Assem-
bly, may enact. .'... d.
Sec. 2. The Directors Of the
Penitcntiary shall be elected or
appointed, as the General Assem-
bly, may direct. 49, .s -
Sec. g.. The directors of the be-
nevolent and other State institu-
tions, such as may be hereafter
created, shall be appointed BY the
Governor, by and with the con-
sent Of the Senate and upon all
nominations made BY the Govern
or, the question shall be taken by
the. yeas and nays, and entered
upon thejournals. -. ~.
See. 4. The Governor shall have
power to fill all vacancies that
may occur in the Offices afresaid.
until the next session of the Gen
eral Assembly, and until a success,
or or successors shall be appointed
and confirmed. -
Sec. 5. The respective Counties
ef.this State shall make such pro-
vision, as may be determined by
law, for all those inhabitants who
by reason Of age, and iufrmities
or misfortuncs, may have a claim
upon the sympathy and aid of SO
cietv.
Sec. G.. The physician Of the
Lunatic Asylum, who shall be su-
perintcndent Of the same, shall be
appointed by the Governor, by
and with the advice and consent
of the Senate ; but all other neces
sary officers and employees shall
be appointed by the Governor.