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SHERIFFS SALES
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Robert Brown W. Eleanor joyce, widow
'if Of Michael Joyce. & $50 80
EIFTH pIsTRICr CouRT FOR TEE PARIsB OF
Sis the sni Filth District Court sr my the pr
/ - viii II proceed to ell At public suction, 5
the Merchants and AuctiOneefs' Exchange, Royal
street between Canal and Cu. tim stree.
May Is, 1874 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property. to wito VT ..,..
buildings and improvements thereon, and al aP-
purtenances thereunto belonging, situated IN tho
% If 'Si s ETY. sa
on White street, BY ninety seven feet enc inch ays
6v puroSass with her own ihdividusI fands non
S Ss4, waSS q not
in this city, dated February 10, 1868. 3a
nTermsAThis being the second ana last suction,
the highest and lasf bidder for whassser it win
nshing bond with good and solvent security, baar~
ing tight per cent interest per annum nom eate
and F ssss s =
eierIs ses Which |: about one hunarsd
and twenty dollars, and, furthermore. tho state.
parish and municipal taxes, the amount Of which
Is not yet ascertained. =. n.
mys E24 Sheriff ofthe Parrish Of Orleana
Charlotte Andersen, Wife Of r. q. Ley1s-
,f saur, and husband Va. Ed. Leon Leyasseur. 81
ClxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
y orleans. No. el79.-By virtue Of . writ ef
seisure and sale to me directed By tho Shen-
orable the Sixth District Court for the ipssieh
of Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I VIII
proceed to sell at public auction. ION tho premiees
hereinafter -dssiguatsdv on WRnNKanAY. May 70.
1874 at half past four O'Clock p. NJ and succeeding
days, at same time and place, the folio wing do
ALL AND SINGULAR THE CONTENTS of that
certain store known a. Red Store Nes1 !" situated
in the Second Dis trct Of this city, and forming the
of the stock in trade Of merchandise on hand, the
installations counters, shelves, boxes, chairs and
all other sppurtenances thereof I'll -4A
The whole - per inventory, which may be seen
in my Office. I.g t,.e g - al
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot. .-.-,it f4
; 80 90 W. p HARPER,
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Fancy oashmerette suits, s. so. Brown
Cheviot suits, 81 50; aud furnishing goods
at retail at cost, at Garth write, Lewis L.
Millers, No. 100 Common street.
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Thirty-six thousand dollars in prizes
Thirty-six thousand dollars in prizes
Thirty-six thousand dollars in prizes
Thirty-six thousand dollars in prizes
Won at the last drawing
Won at the last drawing
Won ut the last drawing
OF the single number lottery.
of the single number lottery.
OF the single number lottery.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

DIR. ALLEN, DENTIST,
ONCE and Residence No. 1913 CANAL stroes.
Teeth made IN every style at greStiJ reduced
Teeth extracted without pain by the usssef gas
chloroform.
Teeth flied with gold SO as to prevent further
decay All operations will be done In the best
manner possib Q. rTg feI7y
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N0tice-Louisiann Jockey Club The mem
bers of the Louisiana Jockey Club are hereby notl-
fed that, ia conformity with article seven of the
charter, election for twenty-one Directors, to
tor one wear, will be held at the Club House
the SECOND MONDAY OF MAY televenth) Nkxf,
between the hours of z. u. and F. Nj. No transfer
of stock will be made after Thursday the thirseth
day of April, 1874, until after the election.
my : 10 JOSEPH p HORN0Y Secretary.
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Crrtftera q Dc FIFas,e NlsiSaai Hiask 81
fully notified that the checks for diYidpnd Of
from and aftes Nay 1874. to parties entitled or
their duly authorized attorneys in fact, upon pro-
sentati0n Of receivers certificate and signtng
proper receipt. - -. Z {,
! my5 St .ksst. 81 ,sr. @. CASK, Receiver. i
Notice Of saockhelder,s nleeiIns Now
Orleans Sanitary Excavating Company.-In &C.
coraance with the provisions Of article seven Of
cavating Company, section one. act No e, is7s,
the first meeting Of the stockholders Of said com.
psny will assemble on MONDAY, May II, at l p. n,
q Board Of Directors. By order Of the commits
sioners. - ~ my83t
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- LEGAL NOTICES. ~, -
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF &. A. BRIDGE AND n Z.
Bridge, individually; and members Of the
firm OF Bridge Son, bankrupts.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1885, -
TUNHR UNDERSIGNED HBREBY GIVES. NOTICE
l. of his appointment assignee of the estate
of Z. A. Bridge and r. +. Bridge. individually, and
rs members Of the firm of Bridge 4 Son, Of New
Orleans, parish of Orleans, aud state of LouiaanA.
aaiudged bankrupts upon their own petition. = =
w. A. WELLS,
my7 42l pa D - ~ Assienee.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA. h-i
IN THE MATTER OF CESAR HEGHEz, BANK
rupt. ~
In Bankruptcy-N0. 1927. iH
FTNhE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
l. of his appointment as assignee of the estafo
of Cesar Hnchez, Of New Orleans, parish Of Or
leans, and State of louisiana, adjudged boak-
rupt upon his own petition. ~FF
WILLIAM A. WELLS,
my3 Is Assignee.
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ADDITIONS TO TEE CITY TREAsURY.-The
several municipal courts made the follow
ing returns to the Administrator of Police
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New Orleans, May q. ISAIAH powers OF
attorney heretofore held by L. Beer for my ac-
rave 81 "A. ROOS.
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New Orleans, May 5. lS74.-1here will be
a meeting held at Wesley Chapel on FRIDAY, May
8, 1874. at $50 P NJ. for the relief Of sufferers by
speakers. ''He that hath pity upon the poor
lendeth unto the Lord" Come one, come all.
BY order of the Committee on Arrangements
HENRY CLAY, Chairman;
CF LADD,
GEORGE DEvEZIN,
w. L. EVANS,
my72t +. NICK. DUNN.
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iUT Cn6 Wt6K oHUIuk 0dy
First District, Judge Macarthur. $40 50
Seoond District, Judge Staes... 81 so
Third District, Judge Long. ............. u so
Fourth District. Judge Miller. .........., 26 SO
fifth District, Judge Dumont. ............ u SO
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, May 6. 1874.
10. Standardization Series
An ordinance adopting an estimate of expenditures
of the city of New Orleans for the year 1874.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the city of New
Orleans, That In conformity with section fourteen
of an act Of the Legislature, No. %, approved April
rs, 1872, and act No SO, approved March Y, 1874,
the following revised estimate of the expenditure
of the city of New Orleans Gnclnding police and
school. for the year 1874 be and the same 10 here
nv adnntad.
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and penalties for the violation OF their Or
dinapces or bylaws as they may think
proper, the fines not to exceed one hundred
dollars, to be recovered before any court OF
competent Jurisdiction. and the lmprison-
mept not to exceed thirty days for any one
otfense. They shall have power to prohibit
Migrants and idle persons without any vlsl-
BILE means Of support, or persons OF i'll fame
or evil life from remaining in the town, and
NAV pass laws requiring such persons to give
bond with good security for their behavior
70, a reasonable length Of time, or in case of
their inability or failure to give such secu-
lity, to make them work upon the streets
in chain gang or otherwise, not exceeding
three calendar months for each otfense.
They may also prohibit banking games or
cause all business houses to be closed on
Sundays or election days; to establish and
regulate fire companies, and all their by
laws and ordinances must be promptly en-
forced by the mayor.
SEC. 6. Be it further enacted. etc. That
the mayor and councilmen shall have power
to levy an I'D valOrem tax upon all the
lands, houses, stores and movable property
within the limits of said corporations; pro-
vded, that said tax shall not exceed one
dollar on each hundred dollars of the valua-
ton. They NAV tax billiard tables, hotels,
mercantile houses. apothecary shops, gro
ceries, coffeehouses and shops retailing spir-
ituous liquors, drays, carts, trades and pro-
LESSONS, fruit stands, oyster saloons, res
taurants,e lodging houses where there are
more than ten rooms rented to dodgers,
livery stables, bowling alleys, peddlers and
hawkers, oircuses and menageries, gift en-
terprises, museums, theatres, and horse and
mule traders who keep their stock within
the corporation for sale, such tax not to
exceed the licenses taxed by the State.
SEC. 7. Be it further enacted, ETC., That
the mayor, as soon as practicable alter ell
tering upon the duties of his office shall
appoint marshal for said town, subject to
the confirmation of the c0uncilmen, who
shall hold his Office during the pleasure of
the mayor, whose duty 1t shall be to give
bond and security in sum not less than
one thousand dollars, to [bel fixed by the
board of councilmen, said bond to be in
favor of the mayor. This officer shall faith
fully execute and perform all the duties
imposed upon him by the bylaws and crdi-
nances of the town, and shall be liable to
impeachment and removal from office for
misdemeanors or neglect of duties at any
regular or called meeting on yote of four
fifths Of the board. @ s. z
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, etc, That
the mayor and councilmen before entering
on the discharge of their duties after being
commissioned by the Governor shall take
and subscribe the oath required bylaw for
all officers of the State, which oath shall be
fled in the Office of the Secretary of State
within. thirty daye. AL vacancies occurring
in the board or in the officesof mayor by
death, resignation or otherwise, shall be
filed by appointment Of the Governor of
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Important to the Sensitive.

Persons with active brains and Of deli
cate organization should never be subject
ment calculated to postrate them.
l,eeching, cuppipg. starving, and intestinal
rasping, are of doubtful expediency In any
case, but they are almost certain death 10
the sensitive and frsgile. What such per-
sons need is stimulation, and the very bs st
invIgorant they can take Is Host, tiers
Stomach Bitters. To give depicting me6i-
cines TO the nervous. the debilt-
tated, the infirm, the emaciated,
The responding, is like firing
broadsides iuto sinking ship. Thousands
of dyspeptiss are killed every year by
medicines that sap the physical and con.
stitutio aal stamina which, II reinforced by
that powerful vegetable tonic, would soon
proye an overmatch for the dis Ease. IL Is
true thai the bowels require to be relieved
and regulated, and the liver controlled, as
we'll as the stomach to b toned and the
~ stem strength ened; and let 1t be borne in
mind III It the Bjtters accomplish these OBJ
iects gently and surely.
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IT appears from the full report OF the
proceedings in court that the crusading
ladies OF Pittsburgh were discharged
from arrest and the fines imposed by
the Mayor were returned because Of
technical defect in the record, and not
because they had violated no law.
Judge Stowe said:
II don't want any Of these parties to
understand that they are not violating
the city ordinances or the common law.
We are not in q position to determine
that, because we hold counsel to the
record, and that is all there is before us.
When this question arises, then will be
the time to decide it. We are simply
trying the case as it is set out in that
record, and l would be just as clear il
these were people from the workhouse,
as Tar a. the law is concerned"
Judge SrERRETT, coucurriEg in Judge
STowE's opinion thought that il the
ladies had violated any law at all it
was that against nuisauces, and the
proper mode of procedure against them
would be by indictment and trial be-
fore jnry.
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TIE Mouudsville Reporter of this
week, both editorislly and by commu'
munication, proposes the nomination OF
General B. F. KELLY OF this city, as
the Republican candidate for Congress
in the First District. The General
would doubtless receive a very large
vote, but, In the event of his nomination
by the Republicans, what is to become
of Hon. JOHN j. DAVIS? This is what
bothers us; and We must therefore de-
cline 10 support General KELLY until
our friend from Harrison is suitably
provided for by those for whose success
he has been laboriDg during the past
two years.
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sur ely and effectually control tnem: Inc
testimony of our hest citizens, OF all classes
establishes the fact, that CHEEKY PEcToR'
AL will and does relieve and cure the amict-
ing disorders of the Throat ond Lungs be-
yond any other medicine. The most dan
eerous affections of the Pulmtnary Organs
Weld TO its power; and cases OF Consumpt.
ion, cured by this preparation, are publicly
known, SO remarkable as hardly 70 De
believed. were they not proven beyond dis
pute. AS remedy IL Is adequate, on which
the public may rely for full protection. BY
curing Coughs, the forerunneis OF more
serious disease, 1t saves unnumoered lives
and an amount OF suffering not TO be com
puted. 1t challenges trial, and convlnces
the most skeptical. Every family should
keep II on hand as protection against the
early and unperceived attack OF pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met at hrst, but
which become incurable, and TOO o!len
fatal, II neglected. Tender lungs peed this
defence; and 1t Is unwise to be without IT.
tressing diseases which beset the Throat and
Chest of Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
Is Invaluable; for, by its timely use, multi
tudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved to the love and affection centred
on them. 1t acts speedily and surely against
ordinary colds, securing sonnd and health
restoring sleep. No one will suffer trouble
some Influenza and painful bronchltis,
when they know how easily they can be
cured.
and succssfui chemical investigation, no
cost or toll Is spared in making every bottle
In the utmost possible perfection. 1t may
be confidently relied upon as possessing al
the virtuesit has ever exhibited, and capa'
BILE of producing cures as memorable a
the greatest 1t has ever effected.
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tbs Secretary of the Navy announ-
Gee, in appropriate terms, the death Of
Rear Admiral SHUBRICK, one OF the last
survivors of that gallant band of sea-
men who by their skill and daring in
the war of 1872, raised the American
navy to distinction and renown. To
the official announcement of his death
is added a brief account of his
naval career. From this we learn
the commands he held and the
duties he performed during the sixty
eight years "he served his country
faithfully and WELL" His noblest COM
mendatioa is, that Giving he deserved
we'll OF the Republic, and dying leaves
to the service the conspicuous example
OF a lite of wisdom, courtesy, courage
and spotless honor" What higher
eulogy than this does any man need ?
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SPEAKING OF the alacrity with which
the President has >stspted, forth 70
shield Boes SHEPHERD and the paving
ring in Washington city, the Chicago
Times says: President GRANT takes
care that no revival OF confidence in him
shall last very long. Scarcely has his
veto of ipflstion ELECTED enthusiastic
thanks from men ct the North who
care for the national honor, scarcely
has his recognition OF BAXTER aroused
the admiration OF men Of the South
who long for escape from the domin'
ion of pluudering carpet baggers, when
GRANT takes pains to remind honest
and decent ci,izess everywbe ere, BY his
removal OF CLUss, that he is the same
President who appointed SHEPHERD,
and has obstipately kept him in office
who appointed and still retains Rich.
ARDsoN, in spite of the SANBoRS rascal.
tiles; who appointed MURPHY and re-
wsrded bis behavior with q public let
ter OF compliment; who sent LEEr to
New York. and kept him in office after
his Wholesale plumber had been proved;
who sustained CASEY when convicted OF
outrageous misconduct, and rewarded
him by reappointment; who keeps in
office Postmaster FiLLEY, OF St. Louis,
convicted OF FIVE per cent assessment
OF bis clerka, SAWYER and BANFIELD,
convicted OF participation in the SAN
BORN swindle, SoHENoK with his Little
Emma" job. Robson with bis SEcoR
Job, and CREswRLL with his CHoRPEN-
MING job. Other donors GRANT may
from time to time earn, or seem to have
earned. But, in one respect, his pre-
eminence among Presidents will be I'M
disputed; one honor he has achieved
which belopge to no predecessor in that
high office, and which he seems de-
termined not to loose,-he will be
known in history IS the American
President who never failed to defend an
official who was accused OF miscon-
duct.
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THR Charleston Chronicle says tina

THR Charleston Chronicle says that
the last batch Of the acts passed BY the
late legislature has been printed and
the index is now in the hands OF the
printer. 1t is expected that the COM
pleted volume will be out in a few
dsys, This will be welcome news TO
the judges and lawyers in the State
who have suffered no little inconve-
pience from the delay IN the publica-
ton OF the statutes.
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Proposals for Furnish.
ing CURLING.

oEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at the office Of the City Clerk
until Monday, the first day OF June, 1874,
at O'Clock p. m, for the furnishing OF
such curbing as may be required for the
use OF the city OF Wheeling for the year
1874. Proposals addressed TO The chairman
of the committee on Streets and Alleys and
endorsed, proposals for Furnishing Curb
ing for the year 1874"
C. T. COWEN,
Chairman Committee on Streets and Alleys.
mayl6i
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none be discouraged. Suppose you
have "tried q fly remedies" and received no
benefit, is there therefore "no balm in
Gilerdd?" Verify there Is. Your liver may be
congested, your stomach halfparalized, your
nerves auivering, your muscles knotted
with torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs diseased, your blood full OF impure
ties-yet in one week after commencing a
course OF DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT.
TIERS you will feel like new creature.
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"EDEOs.RkPHY" A new book on the
art of Writing by round ; a complete sy stem
OF Phonetic Short Hand, the shortest. most
simple, easy, and com rehensive, enabling
any one 10. short time to report trials,
speeches, sermons. &c. The Lords PRAYER
iswrlttun with 10 strokes OF the pen, and
liO words per minTte. The unemployed
should learn this art Price by mail 81 CITE.
cents wanted. Address I. W. EVANS q
Co. 1919 =. 18th ST., Phila. Pa. maG b
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MEssRs. WAGaoNER, OF Mason, Fos-
TER, of Writ, and MoRELAND, of Mon
ongalia, commissioners appointed to
assess for taxation the railroad proper
ty in the State, were IN this city yester-
day. They proceeded over the old
Hempfeld road last evening, going out
as far as Wet Alexander and returning
a special train having been kindly
placed at their disposal for this purpose
by the Baltimore and Ohio authorities.
We believe that this is the only piece Of
railroad properly in this section OF the
State that has not yet been assessed, the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the
Panhandle road having already made
their return.
We understand that it is the inten-
ton OF the Commissioners to assess the
property OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
road this year aud test the validity OF
the act under which this Company
claims exemption. There seems to be
very little difference OF opinion among
lawyers as to the n nconstitutionality OF
the act OF 1868, proposing to
exempt the property Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad from State taxation.
AT all events the railroad commission
ers have very properly resolved to
make the assessment, and the State
officers will proceed to collect the tax
if possible. The gentlemen composing
the commission are thoroughly compe-
tent for the work before them and will
discharge their duty faithfully and
well.
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aTATD LIND.
-. x,,...~- utv.vnool. BSlfasf, and

aTATI LIME.
To (,Insxow, Liverpool, Belfast, ana
: LbuaosdsSsy, az.
State OF Pennsylvania State o. Spgni-
State Of Louisiana, STATE OF Seoigs,,s
OF Nevada, etaieoi Mlnn
OF Florida, state Oh AiAp'""'
state OF Indiana.
Sailing every other Saturday fr m ns
Com On ny = dock, Pier 81, North Eiya
WEEKLY sAlLIS0S IN yUsE
The accom- m0dsiions and PROVISIONS WC
yIded on these ships r. unsurpo $50 "
those Of any other line. 40 old.
according 10 Recommendation. heiuin
Tickeu-sIB and 10. gold. Ints.mso .s
or second Cabin-ssg currency. steefsgse,
As low a. py any other 6fst class line u
route. For dates Of sailing sg.iy 20 m
AUSTIN BALDWIN dSOL
Agents, No. u Bloadysy. s;f
GEO. II. LfAS
6sl CHESTNUT 81, Philsdelphta, o.
J. y. NkRHlhAN,.
AGENT, Adam Expre1 Cos Vnes'
man Wheeling. VIVA
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AVER
Cherry Pectora al
For Disc ases of the Throat and lungs, such
as Coughs, Colds, Whooplng Cough,
bronchitis, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mo-
dern science, few
are OF more real
value tomankind
than this enectual
remedy for all dis
eases ofthe Throat
and L u ngs. A
vast trial OF its vir-
tues, throughout
this and o b e r
cou n tri g 8, has
shown that IL does
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1874. SPRING & SUMMER. 1874.
y. II. Ia x Z N,

MERCHANT TAYLOR AND DEALER
M in Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
NO. 80 TWELFTH STREET.
We would respectfully call the attention
of our former customers and the purchas.
ins public generally to our large and desira-
bIe stock OF goods now on hand, which we
viii sell at the lowest cash prices. To
nrenpt customers We guarantee satisfac.
ton a to prices, make, and ut, as We are
determined not to be excelled by any house
Please give Us Q call before you purchase
your Spring and Summer outfit.
GVShirts made to order and at guar.
anteed. ~
Mayo - L. LAAlS,
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An act was passed by the late legis.
lature OF Pennsylvania providing for
the appointment Of committee OF
seven distinguished gentlemen to pre-
pare amendments to the new Constitus
ton of that State and submit them to
the legislature. The Governor has
appointed Chief Justice AGNEw, Judge
II. W. WILLIAMS, A. T. MoCLlNTocK,
B. II. BREWSTER, Attorney General
DINMIcK and Senators w. A. WALLACE
and w. II. PLAYFoRD. The two last
named are Democrats and the whole
committee is an exceedingly able one.
No radical change in the
Constitution is contemplated,
bat only such alterations as
have been found necessary in the prsc-
teal working Of the instrument.
A similar commission in this State
would doubtless meet with much popu-
lar favor As is almost inevitable in such
cases, there are some provisions OF the
new constitution which do not work in
perfect harmony with others, and a few
minor changes seem necessary to make
the law suit and express the popular
will. The constitution may be amend
ed by the concurrence OF two thirds Of
the members of each House OF the
Legislature, and subsequent ratification
by the people. The process lie easy and
cheap and may be resorted to if it is
found to be necessary or desirable.