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bnriiher!

Die observation-disclosures eR bma dime" III obne
0ebsnbubler; lie usrrdte. aue einiaden uno Taneaz
arheiten, iueIhe r3eRo cine anoere Dfantne Hlaut'
BON Der fsiniten bis sur srbNfen 'ople pc au@ etn
Iebr bibbes 8nopnotb ma6t. S5hr 6alltiien uno
@bne,osr in fis serabe bic rctte giaitine. &cidte
8ebineunaen Oian iprecbe Dor. cbe man aneerSpo
fouit. in Dem 8ireau aui Der seprsofs&de FER
4eriuatou. uns 9atfitrdse. (Drs3l.3WteD
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Sir 0Sifinu'idle WlhnlajEjine

fir ane Mrten etnfate unb soncaz@rbeit lit porSls'
lidper, oIs aGe oubcru. sic lGuft letbt, obne @ez
r1uSd iSt sir5ud uuo Saucrbait uno et9Ret t beons
Sers fir Sdlnsiner. Der Srets ber,sloen ut pom $o'
bis s,25 aRou ipretbe Dor uno unteriube oieieGbe
gB. Srcmn, &stnt
fmop13.1SH Qr As, Ioro s9GpitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15

in teins Mai6ne beiisr, oils bic Home Shuttle Loci
Stitch, sa Re oauerbaft uno siniG it, nt6 stdt es'
ftdbst piro uuo irseno elmer Der tbeursn DfaifnsT
slcidtommt.
se toilet BON s25 bib $50 unb mirS aut tllnf Sasr'
ooroutirt. Subu Z. SutIer. Ssnsrulza9ent,
SIR. 8, Rprs=GbarlesaraAe,
1o,.oa taHA atpeIte Gt1ae.
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25Wro,ent geipart.

Z0YFp5eht 9stp"''.
uuisrs aunoen srbaiten ben Sortbel! unlerer
qroben 8aarzGtRtdufe.
Gartprisbt & Barner's. ,.
pfcbIicott-@ 81 @onpG9nie
uab aue anbsrsn beIisbtsn i5obrtn's
1IuterbemSen nuo nntcrbofen,
% Yrosent bi1i9er, als irgeno Elm anosres
Geihdit in Der Staot.
Medicated Scarlet uonsus untettietesr
aegen 6beumatismu5
Rertno'O Oamerz untelt ltleteeI
pon alsn beiebter TGbritatsn.
- Bro;ent biuiaer, als eer r9enopnitSe%rs'S'
Gin sroBes Anorttmsnt CON
Rsifetaitben uno Shrtein,
,ouIs auc6 WouIsliuz zDamsu.ilntatleioefn, eotist=
i'm, Stlinpisn, Sanbibuhsn'c.
Seal & 9artmaan,
Rr. f39, Dea,Saltimprsar
fNat3i, ,l2Mt.D suiihen sontb< II. ealus1tHr.
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WGrmania flOur aliAS,
Mrhrr & &rii(le, Giaentbimer.

Blreau uHo Rteoerlags: Bir. lS9, ScsiustOHI,
IuiIbcn Bacas un6 SutuURtL6s, Horbiettc.
Obioe i5lrma oFtrrt Sddsru, SducGern uno 6GmI'
lien bic beten Sorteu iSumilens uno Srtraz Dteh Al
Den biaiefen RatCn uno sGrantirt ooutGHot9s Srs
fiebiouno bnfttGt Der GudlItat. SbCnio nets on
0auo friIb qemG6leres Corn Meal uno gIlbltntttr
(Mll Feed). gE- Siuoler erbalteR lberaIeu Rabah.
(S0FtfI 6,RtCy)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
!. 0eibz uuS Silbermaareg.

~ Gin rsi6baltss Eager x,a,
dIssante . II iberia Den.
Soiocne uub flbsrne 2 al 9sRnRrsn.
&iIberpiattirte gSaarsn.
dbs Ne term aareH. -,
Reue Sron8ez Hss b. l. ~
as isbr blnissn 8IeiieE bel
u. s.. 9Sarnsz
in ieinsm nsugn @eihdite, ..
.Stpt.1s,1SO efr. fs5. -. s.zgssitimRTssf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15
Sic ein,ige a9te perbeKerte Snue'l9t
G}fhmnid,iup.

somie bic ugmpirs" uno ale anbern. out Singer s
Tr. oa in bem $ pfzGeparirzta taoen Don
9bomas Sbanfs,
faonJ 1S t&rpF) Gde Der 2omborb= uno Starpftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-15

gt. GourtneD & Bruber,
Ser. IL, SsorS Sbarlesfrafe,
Gds Der GupettsRrase.
gDir matsn oui uniersu rsi&battiesx unb oifortirs
ten 8orraib bon
Gsampasner,
Rbeiu= u einen oou Der itiuffen &uaiitdt.
Sberrpz, 9ort< uno Wabeira@ Deiren,
Sranntweim,
Sdmdita Mum,
Scotd, 1Sbisfep nno
SdDanua= Sigarren
ouimertIam, pelde ole bps 2Soben per SampieI
empianasu uub i'm 9elnsG 81 gn9roB= =YreIlin pd@
fault tpelosn.
fyerner:
feinen S5ee
uno
aussemabIte SrUeeriez tsaaren fur camille.
NusInias aoenteu oes berIbmten lu bbouls tei=
nenR5aesu g3btstea. tSs1l312Wsi)
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30. Summer,

&sAA SIR. 165, SlbzSrpaopop,
,uiden gatcrnz uno eantoniaoe enue,
bat tets porrdtbis cine srobe auswabl BON solss~
nsu uus trlbsrnen ubren. dtbte Cob nns Sils
berwaaveu. stano zubren. SriGeu aller art, melhe
or Al btfliaen greiien onirirt. aae Baaren usroeH
oorortirt uro Repcrauren prompt uno gut bsiorst.
(Sauto, l2WitGgl
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Gegenieitige ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GeieIIi
5hnFt Il, 3nIfnu 9Rdn.


9trie SeIsuiGaft purbs aIs Ggponent oes bertbmttn
TW huiettisr Ri DIT. ertGil Sel e.
itsH orodntiirt Sbr gutbaben III jest nbsr $500 :
600 Weas ber lu Suniten her gOIiSen:9nbabeg Snss.
ltet no. gtad ben gtiesen BON Utanahuletts, tpent
ireeno zine &nass oosr anlsbe ssmad iporoen tuslbe
nt ourh bic Statuteu autortrt, ino Die Sirstiorsn
peds oieibe semut Ooer berpiui8t, ben Wtt9ltsttrn
Der Seieuhait iur leoen oaourt oeruriaatsn Ssrlnr
perionIid psruutluortIid. Die 9irtttoren Der e9obn
pancot 9s9enleitBen 9ebens gerltherun8s Sesu'
Ihaft" umdru snas 9rrtFi8 Der reihten uno rtipst'
tabelfeu SiurpobueT Bottoms. VIE poltesn iino nnd
elmer PrlmisuJablung abiou unosriaubar, tnerlt OBJ
oeIslbs dbrd baIbjGbrIit ootr uerteGbrIidl gsmadt
pirO. 9oioenoen tpersrn balbiobrlta srtdrt uno
baur beIubIt. gtur refine 4ebsnss uuo 8erior.
euuss Dsrii6erun9, - letne r3onttne" ooer GHotrs
shemd 8 fne nit unisrtu Stidlittn oerbunetr.
Sine isbr eruBs AujabI untrsr beien GtrWobnsr fno
btreis in Der % d" osritasrt; SClunabsts Rt'
ITO 8 pcroen uIr oerlihert.
MAILER g. gBiIttuior
generaLQacnt fir Warpaub uno ben Stitrttt
Columbia,
9lprorueHIGte Der 9barless uno BattmorstrasE
Sames Seubsrion 2otaI'A8snti
O. VI. S6UarB
BertpaIter tts osuti6en 3eparttmsnsi
Or. SamesA Steuart,
(THnitO I2YRtr 1D) unteriudunps Nrlt.
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Selsgrapblidbe Sepeiaelt.
garopGii@s &abelbegtdts,
Die Situdtion in Spanien.

9cr50nlibe Iuitrsnauusen Der RepubIitaner
Di aorib IS. 6ebruar, ula gouoon, IA.
Nebr. = 9ic rcpublifaniid)en 9eputlrten IN
Oeu GorteS bitten ibre SreunOe, AueS 8l
tbun, oamit bic Srouun9 aufredt erbalten
wcroe. Der @orte8palalt lit uOI SrEppel
h,5sE+
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21

The Constitutional Convention adopted
resolution requiring the printing of the
New Constitution in sheets, which were to
be furnished to newspapers in the States
to be distributed with their regular issue,
for the distribution of which the newspa-
pers were to receive one cent and half per
copy. The Carlisle Herald says the law
which provided for the calling of the Con-
ventiou required the Constitution to he pub
lished in two newspapers in each county
for four weeks before the election. A dilii-
Guilty at ouce arose out of this conflict of
authority which was further complicated
by number of newspapers refusing To cir
culate the printed sheets on the ground
that the compensation was entirely made
quate. Secretary Quay decided to adver-
tise the constitution as required by law.--
This is his only course possible, after the
refusal of the newspapers to circulate the
printed sheets. And part from this there
can be little doubt that the Executive De-
partmenls is bound to obey the law as 1T
stands. The law and not the resolves OF
the Constitutional Convention is what re-
quires obedience from the State officers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21


stock property, or franchises of euch corporation
with or lease or purchase the works or franchises
Of or in apy wny cont rol any other railroad or
nal corporation owning OF having under its control
a parallel or competing line nor shall any ofhcet
Of such railroad or canal corporation act as an ON
Ger of any other railroad or ca nal corporation or
ming or having the control OF n parallel or CONNIE.
ting limo and the question whether railroads or
canals are parallel or competing lines shall when
demanded by the party complainant, be decided
by jury as In other civil issues
Sec. 8. No incorporated oompany doing the
bus iness of common carrier shall directly or in
directly, prosecute or engage in mining or manu-.
featuring articles for transporta ion over n works
nor shall such company, directly or indirectlv on.
gage In any other business than that of common
cnrricrs or hold or acnnira iands rr,.,,, -
holJ directlv ar indIrcctIy arne,, ,, oI tease,
he necessary ror carryng ~ ~ nf sucn Us snall
mininy or mann C1cii,ri1y co,o ra,,s ,o ot any
products of lis mines and rnanuSocio!;es G the ne
railroad or canal no, exceeding fi,tH ,,iin um W.
iength " ~ 0ui"s h''S miles III
Sc a No nrosidcnt. dl,octor ofecor .o,,0,,, -.
employee ofnny railroad or canal cnnin on, III
hc tcrcstod firocii,, ~ H., ~ sHhii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
ARTICLE XTIIT.


Section |. Any amendment or amendments to
this constitution may be proposed in the Senate
House Of Representatives, and If the same shall
he agreed to 10y majority ofthe members elected
TO each house, such proposed amendment or A.
mendmcnts shall he entered their journals.
with the yeas and nays taken thereon, and the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth shall cause the
same to he published three months before he
general election in at least two spapcrs in ev-
CIV c. uniy In which such newspapers shall be pub
lishcd; and If, In the General Assembly next of TER
wards chosen, such proposed amendment or amend.
menis shall be agreed 10 by n maIOrityof the mem
bcrs elected to each house, the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth shall cause the same again to be
published in the manner aforesaid, and such pro-
posed amendment or amendments shall be sub
init ted TO the qualified electors of the State in
such manner, and ut such time, at least three
months after being so agreed to by the two hOus-
es. as the General Assembly shall prescribe and
If uch amendment or amendments shall be apprO
we'd ny majority Of those voting thereon, such
mendment or amendments shall become part Of
lie cunSt Tuition; hut no amendment or amend
ments shall be sui mittCd UitenCr than once in
five years; when two or more amendments shall
be submitted they shall he voted upon separately.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
THE conduct of Cuba in connection with

TIE conduct of Cuba in connection with
the Captain of the Virginius, and the mas
sacree of the greater part of those on board
is regarded as an outrage on cur flag that
demands prompt atonement. Out Of 163
persons on the Virginius, but eighteen of
them were notshot at Santiago de Cuba. The
outrage has aroused Indignation throuA hout
the civilized world. The government of
Spain itself seems appalled, at the crime
hut appears helpless in controlling the af-
fairs of the island. At Washington there
is preparation for proceeding to extremities.
Twoir iron clads have been despatched to
Cuban waters, and other vessels will ra-
pidly follow. Our navy yards are busy in
repairing and fitting out monitors, Nc. tor
service. 1t is widely conceded that at pre-
sent the Spanish navy is superior to ours,
but we can rapidly strengthen our force on
the waters. There will probably be moth
ing more than preparation before the meet
ing of Congress, when Cuba will have to
atone for its barbarism, or expect a war
that may result in its annexation to the
United States.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21

The above shows that there was de.
crease of $29, ,O9S 80 Of the county indebt-
cdness, and an increase Of the assets OF
S64, ,69l 63 in the period of three years.
What we complained of was mismanagc-
ment, and the editors own figures show
that we were not mistaken. In 1860 and
1866, when the court house was built, an
extra tax was levied to pay off the debt
Since then nearly the same amount of taxes
was levied annually without decreasing the
county debt. But while there was enough
outstanding in the hands Of collectors to
pay off the debt, the same amount of taxes
was continued TO be levied as was levied in
previous years, leaving annually since 1865
in the hands of collectors, amounts ranging
from S15, ,OOO to 81 900, while they paid in
terest on the amounts ranging from 10000
to S37 900 with money collected from our
industrious farmers, mechanics and labor
ing classes In 1870 the amount Of un-
collected taxes and the duplicates for the
same year reached the sum of &95, ,553 II
instead of &94, 900 as We stated, and with
the arcuunt of assets on hand the people of
the county were forced to pay interest on
S27, ,56S SO on outstanding orders. During
the last year the Republicans have had a
majority IN the board of Commissioners,
and the result is that the county debt is
wiped out, and the county is free of indebt-
edness for the frs. time since its organiza-
tion. On Saturday last the day set by the
Commissioners to pay of all outstanding
orders, and on which the interest on all
such orders not presented ceased, there
was surplus above all Indebtedness
in the county treasury, aid this too with
out borrowing dollar. Taking into con-
sideration that the treasury was bankrupt
when the present Republican Treasurer and
Commissioners came into office, and still a
large amount to be collected from delauting
Democratic officers, &C., it looks as thougl
there was a much healthier condition 0
our finances, indicating a superior manage
ment on the part of our Republican boart
of officers, to that Of the defunct ring.
AS our neighbor says 'we are not nov
in political campaign" we have takei
the subjoined statement from The official re
cords, aud ask him to explain how tn
large amounts paid by the tax payers wer
disposed of by his Democratic friends, an,
how the surplus money above expcndi
lures was applied, considering the fact tina
there was scarcely any thing paid on tn
county debt until the Republicans cam
into power:
THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF NoRTHUNBE!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21

Ara meeting of The Executive Commit
tee of the U. L. of A., held at the Conti-
mental Hotel, few weeks ago, Gen. Nege-
ly of Pittsburgh, was chosen Presiden! in
place of Ex-Governor Gcary deceased. The
next meeting of the society will be held in
Washington city some time during the
month of December.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
The Santiago Hatchery Finished.

NEW DIRK, Nov. II.
A dispatch just received here, via Jamai-
ca, states that on the 9th inst. the remain
der of the crew of the Nirginius, one hun
dred and eleven in all, were shot at Santi-
ago de Cuba. They were all marched to
the slaughter house wall and placed before
the firing party by tiers. AS fast as one
tier fell another tier were marched up and
their dead bodies fell on those already
slain
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
nrutal uurderora Farmer.

MIDDLETowN, November l5.-Abraham
Beam was murdered in his barn last even
ing, by two negroes, who subsequently en-
dcavored to enter the house, where were
stopping an old lady and a young man.
The authorities are in pursuit Of the muir
derers.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
ARTICLE VII.


Section l. livery male citizen twenty one years
of age, possessing the following qualihcat ions,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections:
First. lie shall have been a citizen otthe United
States at least one month.
Second. He shall have resided in the state one
year (or il having previously beena quallned elec
tor or native born cltisen of the state, he shall
have removed therefrom and returned, then six
mOnths) Immediately preceding The election.
Third. He shall have resided in the election dis
trict where he shall offer to vote at least two
months Immediately preceding the election.
Fourth. IL twenty two years ol age or upWafas'
he shall have paid within two years state or
county tax which shall have been assessed at least
two months and paid nj least one month beior"
the election. neld Rnnu-
Sec q The general election shslhe frst Monday
ally on the Tuesday next iollT assembly may by
of November but the tive thirds of ali the mem
law ix a dinerep consulting thereto.
DeTs OF eacA elections for city, wari borough ana
Sscnip officers, for regular terms OF service,
shall be held ON the third Tuesday of February.
Sfe 4 All elections by the citizens shall nc by
ballot Every ballot voted shall be NUMBERED IN
the oriier in which It shall be received, and the
number recorded by the election officers on the
list of voters opposite the name of the electOr VINO
presents the ballot. Any eleetor may write ms
nrittcn pherenn ana -, eitIlen of the
t,i, htl,s The election oficeTs shaif -,yr q =
unaei moi 10 disclose how any eleetor shall nav =
Soted unless required 10 do SO as WITNESSES 4"
judicial proceeding =, =, .,... axoo,,, trca son
felony and breach or surety of the peace DC P,ln
ileuel from arrest during their attehuahee ol Wv
tions and in going to and returning thereirohl.
sec al Whenever any Of the quallncd elecnVie =
| ,hts commonwealth shall be in actual inilltaIl
sS.Tise, under requisition nom 'he fresiu'h' u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
AR TICLE Y,
HpUCATOIN,

Sec. !. The general assembly shall provide for
the maintenance and support ofa thorough and
children of MS eommonweaib n ahnye ~. ai ths ne
ne years, may be educated, and shall appropriate
pose. "ne million dollars each year for that pur-
Sec a. No ulO..
public schools of the eesA for the support of the
uropriated to OF used ~ the st1plth shall he an
''S ~. a Women twenty one years o. -iS sec'ar-
wards shall be eligible TO any once oi ,up-
mana aeemeni under 'he s'ho' 10"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
ARTICLE xL.

See. I. The freemen Of this commonwealth shall
be armed organized and dccplined for its defense
when and In such manner as may be directed by
law The general assembly shall provide Tor
maintaining the militia by appropriation from the
Treasury OF the commonwealth, h, and may exempt
from military service persons having conscientious
seruples against bearing arms
ARTICLE XII
PuBLC OFFICERS.
Sec. I. All officers whosc.selocton is not provided
for in this constitution shall be elected appoint
eli as may be directed by law.
Sec. 2 No omcmber OF congress from this state,
nor any person holding or exercising any office or
appointment Of trust or profit under the United
States, shall ut the same time hold or eNcrcize any
office in this state to which salary. fees per
quisites shall be attached. The general bly,
may by law declare what offices arc incompati.
bic.
Sec. g. Any person who shall fight duel or send a
challenge for that purpose be alder abettor in
fighting duel, shall lie deprived of the right OF
holding any Office Of honor or profit in this state,
and may be otherwise punished as shall be pre-
scribed by law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
sUNDURY, NOVEMBER 81, 1873.

THE RnTRosPECTIvE VIEW. - The edi.
tor of the Democrat lays before the public
another illustration relating to our county
finances which accords well with the lite
rature of his sheet. We cannot believe,
however, that the Democracy in this coun-
ty will be either amused at his nonsense or
deceived by his stupidity devised mlsrepre.
eentstions. The illustration is accompa.
MED by table Of figures that none but
himself are able TO understand. They arc
entirely incomprehensibe to us as far
as they are intended to have any bearing
upon the case in dispute, and we are forced
to construe them into a most miserable at
tempt at exoneration from censure oi
the late Court House "Ring," for their
mismanagement of our county affairs. ac-
companied, as usual, with that most potent
auxiliary to-literature, wood cut illustra'
ton, the representation of n man bearing
burden in STOPPING posture. Pictures
are sometimes useful as well as instructive
If we were the possessor of that picture, and
were inclined to illustrate the AMERICAN,
we could put that picture TO serviceable use
as an Illustration of the personnel of the cd
itor of the Democrat during his alteration
with certain indignant young gentleman
when that puglistic editor attempted to
eject the youthful Indignant from his sane
tum. The attempt proved rather disas-
trous, as our pugilistic friend was brought
to a stopping posture, and hurled back to
the place from whence he came with an
application of the foot of his youthful anita
gonist But let this be as it may, we will 20
to the figures. BY his exhibit, for the cor
rectness of which we will not vouch, he
shows great improvement in our financial
condition since the Republicans have been
in position to manage the county affairs.
The contrast exhibited by his own figures
Of 1872 and 1868, are certainly very cheer
ing. In 1868, after the Indebtedness of the
new court house should have been paid off,
and there was a democratic board of Com
missioners, he gives us the following state
ment:
Jan. /, 1868, the Indebtedness
amounted to o........ ..........S49, ,S0S "a
Jan. /, 1868, Assets, Funds,
on hand, and uncOllected
subject to a small deduction
for commissions and exon
eration5 ........................... ~ oOU oU
Jan. /, 1865, Indebtedness
above assets ........ ............. S3o,2l7 81
In 1872, when one Republican Commits
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
~ ~ ~ T. = ~ 4 ,
NEM COrNTIEa.

Sec l. No new county shall be established
which shall reduee any county to less than four
hundred square miles. or to less than twenty
thousand inhabltants nor shall any county be
formed oi less area, containing n less popula-
tiOn. nor shall any line thereof pass within ten
to be divided.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21
SECRETARY OF THE ConNoNwEALTH.
II AEI.L.-.EEA N.nN Il Is-2

certify that the iore2 cing is a correct copy Of
me ne" constitution, opposed to the people or
me colnnopWealth Ol fennsy lyauiG, for their ap-
lioEaI Or rejection ~ the same appears OF recuid
ia his olc,. NJ $ QUAY
Secretary Of ftummuuwgaIlh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1873-11-21

Section l. All railroads and canals shall he pub
lie highways, and all railroad and canal compan-
les shall be common carriers. Any association cr
corporation organized for the purpose shall have
the right to construct and operate n railroad be.
tween any points within this state and to connect
at the state line with railroads Of other states
ia.-.y ,~Ii.-~d company shall have the right with
It's ROAD 70 intersect, connect with, or cross any
other railroad, and shall receive aud transport
each the others passengers tonnage. and ears load
ed or empty, without delay or discrimination
Sec. 2. Every railroad and canal corporation or.
ganized In this state shall ain Office there
In where Transfers OF its stock shall be maue and
where its books shall be kept for inspection h..
stock holder or creditor Of such corporate
which shall be recorded the amount of -
stock subscribed paid in, and by wb y
names Of the owners Of its t)ck and tho
owned by them, respectively, the transfer. Ia
stock, and the names and places Of resideIS ofits
officers.
Sec. 8. All individuals, associations and corbor-
atiOns shall have equal right tc have persons and
property transported over railroads and canals,
and no undue or unreasonable discrimination she II
be made In charges for in facilities for tauspor.
tation Of freight OF passengers within the state,
coming from or going to any other state. Per
sons and property transported over any railroad
shall be delivered at any station at charges not ex
ceeding tho charges for transportation OF persons
and property OF the same class in the same direc-
tiOn to any more distant station; but excursion aud
communication tickets may be issued at special
rates.
See No railroad, canal, or other corporation,
- lessees, purchasers or managers OF any rail-
II corporation, shall consolhiais the