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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1873-10-18
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To ARTICLE So Of the Constitution granted on the 10Th d
Of August. a. u. lsGf, in accordance with Article So

10 NNIINLE % u N| N"I@INIL-I EIIIIUI vi ~ -IIA WAN
OF August. a. u. 1SGf, in accordance with Article 50 Of
said Constitution.
That Article 50 be and the same is hereby amended by
striking out the words " Legislative Assembly after the
words e may be proposed in and inserting the words, d" in
either House OF the legislature also after the words ina
i0rty Of the members striking out the word IS thereof" and
inserting the words " or each House, also, by striking out
after the words " all the members Of the words the Legisla-
tive Assembly" and substituting therefor each House, also,
by striking out after the words, &" twOthiris Of all the mem
bers Of" the words, the Legislative Assembly and substi-
tuting therefor the words " each House" 50 that the Article
shall read as amended As follows
" ARTICLE eO-Any amendment or amendments 10 this
Constitution. may be proposed in either House Of the Legsla-
ture, and # the same shall be agreed TO by a majority Of the
members Of each House, such proposed amendment or amend
meuts. shall be entered on its journal, with the yeas and nays
taken thereon, aud referred 10 the next Legislature; which
proposed amendment or amendments shall be published for
three months previous TO the next election for Representatives
and If in the next legislature such proposed amendment or
amendments shall be- agreed TO by twothIris Of all the mem
hers Of each House, and he approved by the King, such
amendment or amendments shall become part Of the Cousiitu-
t0n &C this country
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TIE PACIFIC
Commercial A0Orrtisrr.
OCTOBER Is.
Official Notifications.

SUPREME CoURT, HAWAIIAN ISrANDs-The Com
mission OF }. d. Havekost rs District Justice Of Ma
kawao, Maui, in place Of P. Nui, resigned, Is approved
by the Justices OF the Supreme Court.
The Commission Of Ukumea as District Justice Of
Honuaula, Maui, in place Of E. Saffery, commission
expired, is approved by the Justices Of The Supreme
Court.
George Hall is appointed "a Clerk Of the 81 Judi
Cial Circuit Court at Waimea. Hawaii.
WALTER II. SEAL,
Office Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Honolulu, October Il, 1873.
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,

/ hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Amendments TO
the Constitution granted b. His Majesty Kamehameha Y, by
tie Grace - God, King Of the Hawaiian Islands, on the
twentieth day oI August, A. ID. 1864, were agreed to Uy a ma
i0rity Of the members IN Extraordinary Session Of the Legs
lature Of 1873. and were then and there entered on It's Journal
with the yeas and nays taken thereon.
In testimony whereof l have heTeuntO set my hand the
day and year shove written.
II.
Acting Secretary o. the Legislative Assembly Of 1873.
Attest r. II. STANLEY,
Secretary Of the Legislative Assembly.
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=. T y IT y" N|"""---""I -|I||N r" p" 81
day % August a. D. l-54, 10 aecorIaLce vita the sJh
Article OF the Constitution.
That Article - 30 amended % read l= follows
Article #i-Earh member Of the Kings Cabinet shall
keep an Office ~ the seat cG Government. and shall b. account
able tlr The conduct % Ls Deputies and clerks The Ministry
hsI SEATS * olci5 in the House Of MOBILES, and they have
tHe uFLt o. D. heard IN the House Of Representatives on all
questions % revenue and expenditure and they shall when
requested attend the House o. Representatives. and give such
Information as may be consistent with the Kings honor, and
tie ~H1I sr tie public service
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pEOpOsLD ANENpNIENT
To- Articles -. :. -. u, %, -, =. -. ~, u, 80, -,
A. 20, 81, 81, %, 90, s., g, 20, and 20 % the Const
lion, granted August 2Jth. \. ID. 1854, in accordance '

To- ARTICLES a. :. u. Il, %. =, =. p. ~, u. 80, -. A.
lion. granted August 18th. \. D. 1854, in accordance with
Article 50 Of said Constitution.
ilg out an aner the words d" is vestel in the King and sub.
-ltu,ing therefor the following words The House Of MOBILES
AMI t- House ~ Representative sitting separately, each o.
whom has a negative On the other so TIA; the Article shall
AEurLE -. The Legislative Power Of the three Estates Of
this Kingdom. s. vested in the King, the House OF Mobiles, and
whom has q negative ON the Other-r
, That Articles ;. Il. Is, %, -. -, so, u. 90, -, ~, 65,
ana 20 be amended BY striking Out the words " legislative
AsssIJly," wherever It occurs therein, and substituting there
fr tie words "the legislature"
9. That Article - Of the Constitution be amended by s,rk-
Ing cut all aocr tie words " Laws shall be, and substituting
and the Representatives, o. the Hawaiian Islands in Legisla-
tive Council assembled so that the Article as amended will
AEucLE 55-The enaeting style in making and passing all
SoLI-s and the Representative Or TIE Hawaiian Islands IN
Legi=iatiye Council assembled"
{. That Article 81 q the Constitution be amended by strk-
ing cut The words legislative Assembly" and substituting
therefor The words each House" ami also by striking out the
therefor the word " House"
o. That Article % Of the Constitution he amended by strik-
ing cut tile words Legislative Assembly" and substituting
therefor the word a" legislature and by inserting between
shall read As follows
Article 22-The Crown is hereby permanently confirmed
10 His Majesty kamehameha v, and To the Heirs Of His
Body lawfully begotton, and 70 their lawful descendants in a
jirectliuei falling whom, the Crown shall descend to Her Royal
HigLness the Princess Victoria Kamamalu Ksahumanu, and
the Heirs Of Her body, lawfully begotten, and their lawful
senior male child, and to the Heirs Of His body; falling a male
child, the succession shall be TO the senior female child, and to
the Heirs Of Her body. In case their - no Heir as above
s6yereign shall appoint with the consent Of the Noble,
and publicly proclaim as such during the Kings life
but should there be no such appointment and proclamation,
aud the Throne should become vacant, then the Cabinet
Council, Immediately after the occurring Of such vacancy,
shall cause a meeting OF the Legislature, who shall elect by
joint ballot, some native Ali Of the Kingdom, as successor to
the Throne and the successor 50 elected shall become a new
STRIPS for a Royal Family; and the succession from the sOver-
present Royal Family of Hawaii.
e. That Articles so, 81, So, 81, and 55 be amended by strik-
ing out the words - Legislative Assembly" wherever they
may occur, and substituting the words " each House"
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To- ARTICLE - q the Consultation -aHtei on the @Jth day
~ August. A D. 1854. 40 accordance WIKI Article 50 OF
ElI Constitution.
That Article - ol tie Constitution or August -J-h, 1884,
be amended % read a. follows
AErCLE -J--The supreme Power q The Kingdom in its
exercise. - divided into the Executive, legislative, and Judi
CAL AMI no officer OF the JuIIcaI Department shall ever BE- .
ualterrf fh- House or Reprzzeu,atiye-
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT
To ARTICLE g OF the CONSTITUTION granted on tn.

To ARIlCLE u OF the Constitution granted on the 10Th day
Of August, a. d. 1861, in accordance with Article 50 Of
said Constitution.
striking out the words d" and Of the electors ;" and also by
striking out the word increased" and substituting thereto
the word changed" so that the Article as amended will real
as follows.
&" Article G3-The property qualification Of the Repre-
ssntatiyes Of the people may be changed by law"
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PROPOSED AMENpNENT

To ARTICLE Il Of the Constitution granted on the Goth day
Of August, \. d. lsCl, in accordance with Article So OF
said Constitution.
That Article Il Of the Constitution Of August 10th, 1854, be
amended 10 read as follows
Article 1.-THE King by aud with the advice and con-
sent Of His PHvy Council, appoints the Justices Of the Su-
prame Court, and all other Judges of Courts Of Record their
salaries are fixed by Law.
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REv. c. 3. ANDREWS has been appointed by the
Board Of Education, School Agent and ex-oficio
School Treasurer, for the District Of MakaWao, Island
Of Maui, in place of Mr.. p. Nui. By order Of the
Board of Education. ". JAS. SMITH,
Honolulu, Oct, 13, 1873. Secretary.
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OLD SALTs-withno particular reference to ships
or the sea-is the title hereafter TO be applied 10
the jury now incubating in the Court House.
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OFFICIAL.

EBURSUANT TO PROVISIONS OF
D ARTICLE go ~ tLa CONSTITUTION, granted ~ HIS
Majesty kale-auchz g.. ~ the Grace 90 God. kuy q the
Hawaiian Isl1Is. 90 the tstIuetA dag %! August, A D ls5i.
ua EulsIlv prruEsaI Amendments g. SAL Cousttuucu are
Srsby ordered r-ltlsloI fr the period of three months, the
fret pllL4lrU o. crlmeuc 90 the fourth day - October, ISIS
X. II STANLEY.
Secretary q tc legislative A---zhty-
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NOTES OF THE WEEK.

MASoNIC.-There will be a meeting of Hawaiian
Lodge, No. %. +. X 4. NJ, at its rooms on Monday
evening next. at : O'Clock. Instruction
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LAINAKANI, the man accused of the murder of
Ekekiela in Puma, Hawaii, was brought down by
the Kjauea this morning, to be held for trial.
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ns~ The gentleman who signed IN. n. N" 10
the Challamel subscription paper, is requested to
communicate with w. A. Markham or c. z. Ward.
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LAUNCHED-Last Wednesday at II. \. NJ the new
coasting schooner built by Tibbits y Sorenson was
successfully launched from their ~shipyard, and
named the amelia Morris.
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OF -unsubmitting spirit, wise M brave,
Trained nm 10 HANDY noada.

Finally, sir, / am of opinion that there is little
cause TO apprehend that our very harmless Minister
Of the Interior will suffer any loss of his " amazing
energy" by association with his cautious colleague;
and although comparisons are OdOrous as Mrs. Il.
justly observes, still ! shall be prepared where
judgment OF perspicuity Is required. to 90 my
bottom dollar on the =" canny Scot"
Yours respectfully,
"AUm ALTERAM PARTEM.'
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ALMOST ANOTHER FIRE.-In the excitement of
leaving his house to run TO the fire last Wednesday
evening. one of our citizens upset his kerosene lamp,
and so was detained to prevent a conffagation on his
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CAUsTTC.-The s~prightly little Punahou journal
of Wednesday last gives the retort courteous in the
following style:
THE Gazette of last week notices US and kindly
prophesies our future success on the condition that
we let politics and politicians alone We are
much obliged Mr.. Gazette for yonr fattering en-
enlargement and shall sagely mediate upon your
gratis advice. There is a painful doubt in our
mind however about its being sound. We know a
paper or two, if they had ~practiced on politics
and politicians when they were young. would get
on better now with such subjects"
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COULDN'T FIND THE PLUG.-Last Wednesday
evening, during the fire, the Foreman of one of the
companies was seen rushing about the upper part
OF Emma street, loudly demanding to be shown
q the fire plug" Of course he did not find it, for
as stated by us some time ago, there is but one by
drant in the whole length of Emma street, and that
is below the square.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-11

terson, Hamilton of Texas, Norwood.
Precautionary GdtD1s.-Browniow.
chairman; Gilbert, Conoyer, John
ston, Goldthwaite.
GdiBs.-Scott, chairman; Pratt
Foreman, Wright, Mitchell, Boutwell,,
Davis, Merrimon, Goldthwaite.
District Of ColUHlbid.-Ames, chair
man; Spencer, Hitchcock, Robertson,
Jones, Dorsey, Johnston.
Patents. CT Connecticut,
chairman; Window, WadIeigh, Ham
ilton OF Maryland, Johnston.
Pabltc Buildings and Grolfads.-
Morrill, Of Vermont, chairman; Gil
bert, Cameron, Stockton and Cooper.
Territories. Chairman;
Hitchcock, Cragin, Clayton, Patter-
son, Cooper and McCreery.
Railroads s-Stewart, Chairman
Scott, West, Ramsey, Hitchcock, Cra-
gin, Howe, Frelingbuysen, Hamilton
Of Texas, Hanson and Kelley.
Mines and MfIling.-Hamlin, chair
man; Chandler, Sargent, Crozier,
Upton, and Goldthwaite.
Reuisi0n Of The Ldtcs Of the Ua1ted
SEdtes.-Conkiing chairman; Carpen-
ter, Stewart, Alcorn and Ransom.
Education and Ld6or.-Flanagan,
chairman; Patterson, ingalls,, Sum
uer. Morton, Bogy, and Gordon.
Civil Service and Retrenckmeqt.- =
Wright, chairman; Boutwell,, Sher-
man, Hamlin, Howe, Hamilton oi
Maryland, McCreefy.
TO Aadd and CoatrOl Contingent
Expense Of Senate. Carpenter, chair
man; Jones and Dennis.
Printing. Anthony, chairman; Howe,
Salisbury.
LfJragy.-Howe, Chairman; Ali
son, Edmunds.
EagrOssed BiHs-Bayard, chair
man; Lewis and Cooper.
EnTolIed BitLs.-Ames, chairman;
Clayton.
lewiston Of RuLes.-Ferry Of Michi-
gan, chairman; Hamlin, and Merri-
man.
Leuees Of the Mississippi Rirer.-Al-
corn, chairman; Clayton, Schurz,
Crozier, Cooper.
TRANSPORTATION Routes to the Sea-
board. rd.-WIndom, chairman; Sher-
man, Conkling, West, ConOver,
Mitchell, Norwood, Davis.
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SENATE OOMKIffERs.


From the Senate proceedings ol
Thursday We give the following:
Mr.. Anthony, Of r. I. (R moved
that the Senate proceed to the cleo.
tion Of standing committees. Agreed
90.
He also moved that the 34th rule
be amended by adding nev COM
mittee sfter that ON Education and
Labor. To be known rs the Commit
tee on Civil Service aud Rstrench.
ment. aud that two members be add
ed to tue Committees ON Foreign Re
lations, Claims, and Education aud
Labor. Adopted.
The Senate then elected standing
committees IS follows:
Privileges and Elections. Morton,
chairman; Carpenter, Logan, Antho
ny, AlcOrn, Mitchell, Sumner, Ham,
iltJn, of MARYLAND, and SALISBURY,
Foreign Relations. .-Cameron chair
man; Morton, Hamilton. Howe. FIRE.
linghuysen, Conkling, Bchurz. Stuck
ton, MeCteery.
Finance. Sherman, chairman
Morrill,, Of Vermont, Scott. Wright
Ferry, OF Michigan, Fenton. Bsvsrd
III.
chairman; Sprague, Window, West
Ames, Sargent, Allison, Stevenson,
Davis.
Oommerce.-ChandIer, chairman
Spencer, Conkling, Buckingham,
Boutwell,. Gordon, Dennis.
Manufactures -RobertsOn, chair
man; Sprague, Gilbert, Fsnton and
Stockton
AgrtcaIltasre.- .-Frelinghuysep chair
man; Robertson, Lewis Dennis, Cor
don.
Military A1Gfrs.-LoSan. chair
man; Czmer0n, Spencer, CLAYTON.
WadIeigh, Kelley, ikansom.
NuVuL AfdirS.lCragin, chairrsn.
anthony, Morrill,, OF Maine, Sargent,
C0nover, Stockton, Norwood.
Observation-Disclosures, chairman
Conkllng, Carpenter, Frelinghuysen'
Wright, Thurmau and Stevenson.
F0sto6iees and Post Roads Ram
seys. chairman HamIin. Ferry. Of
nalcnigan, Flanagan, Dorsey. Jones
oe4lsoury, Merriman, and Hamilton
faotfc Lands -Spraeue. chairman.
MIndom, Stewart, Pratt Oo,esh,,'
Waoleigh, Boutwell,, KeIIvl TSnton
PrfUdte Land Gains HTtfs
chairman; Ferry Of Connectie,,t : ~ lTsl' y s.li'
ton, Bayard. Bogy. Gu
IIsdtd1 Affairs buckingham et,.,-
man; Allison, oglesby, Morrill, Of
Maine, lngalls, Bogy, McCreerv
Pensions s.--Pfatt, chairnsn. Fsrrv
Of Connecticut, Oglesby, IneaiIs, Pat
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-12-11

We are pleased to learn that Hon.
Chas. Foster has been placed on the
Ways and Means Committee Of the
House, the most important Of all tie
Committees. During bis first term in
Congress he was q member OF the
Claims Committee, ye.y important
one and one that require much tact,
Judgment, and ariuous .a50r. Mr..
Foster was very efficient in that posi-
tion, being attentive TO his work, and
so careful in his Investigations that
scarcely any OF the numerous claims
that passed through his hands were
defeated In the House. It was from
these facts that Bfr. Foster was selee-
ted for higher and more important
position.
This advancement will prove very
satisfactory to Mr.. Fosters constitu-
ents.
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DIED.

cULBERTsON-Dec.2 ID, 1879, John w. Cul.
bertson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gull
bertson, near Bascom, Chic, aged i6 years
month and z days.
Disease took hold Of this rugged boy early
in the past summer and held him in suffer
ing almost constantly until the hour Of hi'
decease. He was dutiful child, an Obedi-
ent son, an intelligent scholar, and . isith-
ful sabbath school scholar-hishly eS-
feemed by a large circle Of acquaintance
He died peaceful and triumphant and nov
rests in the Fathsr's bosom Of Eternal Love
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MAIN LINE-aoING SOUTH.

Trains leave Carey for FIndlay at go and
Hoo A. NJ, and at $40 P. NJ, arriving at the
latter place &C 80 and l2-00 n, and COD ?.
u. Leave Findlay az SO and 30 A. ~, and
at $50 ?: NJ arriving ~. e carey a. os1O A. =.
Meals-
No. runs Sundays only. No runs
Mondays only. No. 10 leaves ClneLhnaIi
saturday night, but not Sunday night, and
reaches Sanduslzy Sunday morning. No.
o leaves Sandusky Saturday night and
reaches Cincinnati Sunday mornings all
other trains run daily. exeeps Sunday.
Through Coaches on Nos. and 8, between
Sandusky and Cincinnati.
Sleeping Coaches on Nos. 9and 10 between
Sandusky and Cincinnati.
]. G. BUXTON. u. 2. BENEDICT,
Superintendent. General Manager.
Fl. n. BRoSsoS, General Ticket A gent
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T4Ieeraph MARKET.

Telegraph Market
TOLEDO, ONO, Dec. 10, '73.
sALES-Dressedh hogs $50 nrm.
WHEAT--Unehanged, quiet; Amber Mich
50 seller January.
CoRN-DulI; Dec. 55Jz; Jan. 6O1z; Feb.
low mixed 50 cash ; no grade 5x new 81.
oATs-Duil /; Ho.2, A seller Dec.
CLOVER~-5 90.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 10, "a.
WHEAI-Fim, Fairly active, for future
p Dec. I311S9I 1875 Jan. /; 1 l6 Feb.
CoRN-Firmer, moderately active, ZIG
5Ez Dec; 521<s53SJan.
oATs---Quiet but frm. 3sH cash nomi.
nalIy 4g1z Feb.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10, ~.
WaEAT-stesdy; Chicago 81; MIwau-
keel 81.
CORN-Unchsnged, 7S979.
oATs-Quiet bat finner, 5695s.
GOLD-gL
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NOTICE.

The first Annual Meeting OF thS stock
holders Of the Tmn Savings Bank VIII be
held Monday afternoon, January 5th. 1874
at O'Clock, In the Directors Room of said
Bank, for the purpose OF Electing Thirteen
Trustees and the Transaction Of such other
business a. may be presented.
By Order of the Board OF Trustees.
DALLAS p. DILDINE, Cashier,
Tlfdn. O.. Dec. s. lRI9-4f
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The Trustees of the Public Library OF Ken
tucky and the management of the Gi1t Con-
cert, announce the postponement OF the
Fourth Gift Concert, until Tuesday, the SIst
Of March next.
The public viii readily understand the
causes which have made this postponemeni
necessary.
The financial panic, which has for the last
two months parslyzed the business of every
section OF this country and OF Europe, has
prevented thousands fromlinvestlng in tick
cts. The epidemics pervading almost the
entire South, have cut on large and avail
able market. And, too, the public, Judging
from the effects Of these causes, have expec-
ted postponement and have declined to
invest without morepositIve assurance OF
the drawing taking place on fixed day.
All interested desire full drawing; bat,
Tor the reasons just stated, this could not be
had on the Sd Of December, but the short
postponement now announced viii secure u.
ERhe management have met with unprece-
dented success. The sales OF tickets, the pro-
ceeds OF which have already been received,
amount to OVER A MILLION DOLLARS, with
q number OF agencies In this country yet 70
henr.from, and all those in Europe.
Thus edrawtng (sealing the gifts one-hal0
could be had now, but the management
deem II best 70 have postponement and q
JuH drusctag.
This postponement assures the sale Of al
the tickets and A FULL DRAWING. That
this determination viii meet with the ap-
probation ofnearly every one interested Is
made apparent by the very numerous let
ters received from every section of this
country and the Canadas asking for O post
ponement.
This actton'of the management will work
no detsiment to any. but viii be for the good
Of all. BY It the fortunate ticket-holders
not affect those who do draw gifts.
In making this announcement the man
agement eaphoticdEly state that there ShdH be
no further posfponenSent. and to this end all
agents will be imperatively requiTed 70 close
mp and transmit their accounts to this once
BY the2lsf OF March.
THOs. Z. BaAMLErTE,
Agent Public Library, KY.
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NOTICE.

The Annual meeting OF the Seneca Coun-
ty Agricultural Society win be held st the
Court House, Saturday, December 6th, 1873,
at o'clock Pm, 70 elect Officers for the en-
suing year. A Resolution has been dled 70
ton, restricting the number OF Managers.
Let every member OF the Society attend.
SGT II. G. KEPPEL. Bec'Y.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the under-
signed has been duly appointed and quail
ned - Assignee In Trust for the benefit o.
the creditors OF Leopold Rose, OF TInan Ohio
Ali persons having claims against the said
Leopold Rose are required 70 present tn.
same 20 the undersigned for allowance with
In six months from the date hereof
SIMON STRICKER, Assignee.
December 4th, ie73-n9-3t
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NOTICE.

TIFFIN AGRICULTURAL WoRKS-
THFS, o., DEC. !, lSI5.J
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
II Of the Thin Agricultural Works for the
purpose Of electing Directors 10 serve the
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF suoh
other business as may appear, viii be held
at the Once Of the Company IN Thin, OHIO,
on Monday, January 5th, n74, AZ o'clock
p. N. B. q. ATKINS, Sec'y.
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Governor Noyes is receiving numer-
Gus applications for permission to
raise companies for the ''Cuban War. -