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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The London markets closed steady for British
copsols and United States bonds, with an easier
feeling in regard to the course of money. though
further loss of fAOOO was reported at the Bank OF
England Erie was weak and declined one per
cent The Foreign Exchange market was firm, and
sales of go days bills were made at 4S5l04o5, and
Sight at 49O. All the sales of gold were at llls9
111:, the rates paid for having balances carried
being LII fiat, 1, 2, and II per cent until Friday
About sS5OOOO gold coin, has been engaged for to-
morrows steamers The Assistant Treasurer paid
out Ss4 900 in called bonds, and $4,000 IN coin IN
terest The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered: Gold cleared, Si9,9l3OOC; gold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

incs for week ending Nov. II, 1874, ct $7,o" %
same week 1873, S6,5sO 10; increase, $48 81 .f..
The Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company have
declared dividend of 81 per share, payable on de-
mand. i
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, Iii; Philadelphia and Enc nan
road. 1911 Reading. sat; Pennsylvania Railroad oS''
Gold, tl1a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
! . hiddlins. 1bis
Good Mid, 10

60
delivery decline Of
Sales follows. all On basis hiding:
sales yesterday she1 n beesmbsr 300, l4Ts; 200
10 liise 400 10 2l.s2e !uly go 70 Size total 800
IL leai4 2S2s January b.s2e February is 1880
9lblr March, IS S2ol6 1875 April is IieSiS ss2e
lSiSis. I ,c5 ss', >, ss' ,S ,S; nEo';rS
Ia i8c 100 ID 25S2e 1900 IL l3l8e 100 Ia rs S2e
Jsuusy 80O l5ise 800 10 392s 1000 Sis; 500 10 sy2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

and Ohio and Mississippi per cent. Most other
stocks remained without change in price, In tho
closing dealings prices were in the main at the
lowest of the day. The opening highest lowest,
aud closing prices of stocks sold to-day were as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

November 1884, DO do. deliverable December AT eiod
Refined Petroleum 8d9<f v gallon, -. -. :. o,,T
Lospos Nov asp m-Pahs dispatches quoe hea'e' o
TOO. nv n. : 90, H.
Iospos Nov 256 m-Reened Pstroeum sst19i per gallon
LvsRpooL Not 25-Evning -Linseed OIL 26fDzbb per evil
AsrwEHP Nov. 26--BvenBg 20 ~ Tor fas fae
American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

IS 7Ise: March, 100 10 32e zoo 10 Siee 300 lsas
500 is 2532c; 800 l5'.s,-Aphi 100. ~ Iioc IN
is isae May io0 70 S2S June 400 le'se total 'oo'
bales, .srsnd total 22s00 bales. . -. a.. L.
FLOUR AND hRAL-The Flour market uneh,Isedi ths loy
srss are les, active the supply hbera choice nsna
Epussoa arc 10 ssperse more a6uhdsn am
hardly em the close the market sm Tor TIE low a ,s
shpss and inactive iot ne
medium high grades .ss q $4,000 bbA We quos; az ss 8,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

City bank shares were in good request and the
following sales were reported: Park at l390140
Shoe and Leather at 49, Commerce at 1l7!, Ninth
National at 100 Republic at 1O4 Metropolitan at 1885,
and Fourth National at 97l. The following were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
blowing were the quotations
W annoy closing rates of foreign exchange !:

The money market was easier. and lenders were
accommodating borrowers at "a a Sper cent until
Friday Rates for commercial paper are as last
quoted The United States Treasurer received to-day
1916, 900 National bank notes for redemption
Government bonds were firm and active. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

NAVAL STORES-kOsn quiet and prices are uehihgeu .o
ouo AT 49, SPINS Gurpenne remains sead Win very
gh business Of 50 bj at 3jd36 Tar ami Fitch are du
nd former prices. -, A.,
OS-Lns.ed remains ste,dv but quiet at 7s Tor casks irom
ernshe hands. sh firm with rather inquiry
from and at 4O for sound and AZ
unchanged; Strictly
ouorl at 81 OJ4Sl TO- Other Ols quiet. ,-o
PROvIsIONs-The Pork market quiet and tame sales OF 62o
bbls uninspeetei 70;
$50 bbs Ness seller January, s2l 25 Beef STEADY and in
sales 40 bb at S5dSl5 % tor Packet and
ss0sis rs for Family Teres Beef stead, bat inactive Beef
Hams auet 50 bills Western $2 Cut Meats
are rather mer bat active Of 1000 7ds for
Pckd Sooue &C. for Smoked IL dl Sc for Picked Hams
l3al3c for 10000 bbls loose Bellies. lO4c 80
l0's Bacon Is weaker bat 9as sales OF lOo boxes at
CITY Long Clear Dressed Hog, are frmer ard saabe
ct S.a87 Lsrd very active. especially for the rure and
higher sales Of 25 tcs CITY 1880 200 ts Western steam
att6l44c For delivery hear Of 1000 tcs seller De-
cember l37sal4c $50 te seller January at 1875 1900
to- Sc Ter February l3Gl31s. 5OOtcs seller four months from
tie st February l3 2750 tcs seller sI months at l3ei
1900 tcs seller the l3340l37sc.
demand and frner medium
gales axe very plenty and quiet Western arriving with free
dom and those grades really with far deman the low
grades grade very ordinary Western taken for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

sEBDSCover fairly active 81 prices sales OF 40 bags
and $50 first bali OF December lO
Rough s dull but steady 90 06dx2 ~.
SfBARIN dull bat values l7c sales Of 100
seller November at 16l4c
TALLOW-Tbee fair demand prices aales Of 100
stock at S4 220 hhds do price, also $4,000
DO On private terms ..
WHISKY shade with fair demand sales Of 800 bb. at
81 OIL AL OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

COAThe Delaware, Lsetavnba and Western Railroad
monthly
The attendance Of BUYERS
a
The lowest and highest prices to-day com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

COTT0E-Tbe movement in spot Cotton limited and the
Of the market easier bat prices without quOsbe change
shipping to-day l34b kAes this
81
days) receipts So 1872 bales Great Britain 26I S3
bales eIporu 10 Continent, $500 bales
YuoAuons standard Of classification force Sent 1874
Upland quality more thar bsf
erade ov the
ordinary. l3s stnot Good Ordinary, l4s Middrns, ibis
GOOD Oro u Low MD, ltf Good Mid, 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

bbls. We quote: -. ooa>l
e e =: iS:' S:': s 80
nv fS,as ss 4 5
.nce Offering Of which y sought amer b.. only NV
surra r but owing the scarcity Of me high
s ss sH f. ;p BY . 800
TSS'1.e ~ 90 London ss ':sas Sra ae. s or
s.a steam ss The charters taSI.es b,It with
600 s S s ,. SSI dGt vi. ss' 81 :: vs.
Ss an i an .1 @ & - os
es; o Retired o. g ..ss.s At g. iS Ss ar
bark with $4,000 bush Grain to 0Poro At rs sSype
@ t1S ions s s Of T 20 s sss' With
So bb currency schooner with genera. cargo ssnes
Su s'a ai.b ' fSl cs Road,
g. S.: sss snss &
81 Ss .sssss.l .,s TO
BADGE, terms withheld: az s% ne cam, S,s SOE s1s 'o
wSs. a,e Opened , q ss '% sf aSs
"e vi. be this checked bushes. some,
and lr sISS h q ;' 1
as gSG ss? 3 g i
81 ajSt g. sa western - 81 81 oI
81 whe Mich 81 u for No SnsS9s sn,g neqdt On
81 81 oi 5000 81 o9SsI io 10000 !. Ho; !;
~ S a. aflss Gy aGr: M ssl sssf
NJ 2 an. So s"s % SS ~ % p bush
Las, night 81 90 and to-day 4oo' lush Ls.,
81 g. Balis Mat dali tsavu ss Of 800 bush Ne.
Tworowed at 81 90 80 DAYS 5000 bush MIXED css ada m
Tw0-rowed state At az:
but are steady the saes are ooo
bu,h Ne, Ohio a67l White 6S Gb9si Wesen
Wed At 6SaC9 White at 81 qr State 66d6sac for
Me aud Us White RE quiet though steady te SAFES
are 500 bush State 97c snoaL Corn less active New Is
better but Old sales SO 600 bus, Damp
al At aSC Western Mixed SjaYO. for new and
ri oag3c for Old tue inside price Ornry in sore western
Yellow At 81: IA, fr Oh: jersey Yelios ct SjHSIc.
but
tied making inquiry Exporters stu continue
p purchase offering Ace o hns quaes Foiesn
S'"ee' "'o ' a.. ~ n Cts 10.
American Crop 1877 Jsd15 Obs. all groxtt...... 8al2
ADere.n Crop ls7S i3d25 po5e.en 1879;
HAY AND STKAw-The rem.ins steady with sf de,
nsnd at fo-mer figures we quote Shipping toe Retail lots SOC
or Clyer 5O1 45GjOc Straw dull and IN
altered Long 6Oc Short do 40 o5c and O at 40 9'oc
MOLAssE-Preisn still dull the sales beng coaHed J3
principally prices favor the buyer DOrse
continues 10 move quite freely the market steady sales oil Zoo
bbls Ne Orleans a 81 d65e. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

PETROLEUM Refined inactive at stronger prices; hear Of
small reported but auhe quote O7sUllc
Cases advanced prices; OF 10000 bbs
at Naphtha doll steady 0pdlOs4c Crude Is steady
with light demand Of 500 bbs SIZE The Pls
The primary markets are withou note able change
RICB-oders remain with inquiry sales OF 100 casks
LIS bbs Lousns within quote Carolina
st7lsd7 Fair 7ed7a for Good; 73a977s for Prime and
SaS L Choice Louisiana at f7'4c for Fair Prime and
lower 6d6Lc and Ransooa at 6ka6' currency; the
stock OF latter reduced TO $500 bags
sUGAHS-There only trade In Raw Sugars, and the
market ady 46 hhds Cuba Inferior Tie 2S7 boxes
do Good Fair SGS4 80 bids Aoasses Sugars at c
40 bids Demerars private terms quote Far 70 Good Refining
stSis4S3; Pnme do. SIG Centrugal S2d9Sc and No
10 Csved Boz at $3.50 Rehned steady aud moderate request
sa1Sazc Yellow 9l90e for Son Whiei lOsc for
Crubed lOasQ0 for Powdered and 10AsGl04 for Crushed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
covrRvyENr STOCK DEPARTMENT-2 O'CLOCK, p NJ.
SECOND BOARD-l

SECOND BDAKD-I r VI
SaI,s of State Bonds Railroad BOnds-Bank and RdI
road Shdres-Erpress Stocks, dc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
THE MARKETS.
lC.rmll, reported Tor rus rsIBsss.I
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. rs, 1874

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
WEDSRsDAY. Nov. %, 1874
The following complete list Of exports shipped in 'cs' which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

Aa,yy Nov 2j-No movement steldy sales Of
one Ia o 600 bum from store 9Jc ConNo O IA the market
steady and IN a aemtn; sl- oil ,er AZ
Gle No. 81 3Q6jc for No Nle ssate Barley
Holders less firm. Shalt steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

Roll Butter. common 10 choice
about steady; the demand only lin
arryiug stock accunuang and
prices are buying moderately at
with Increased hmness but
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-05-29
JrDIcIAKY APPoKTIOXNEyT.

Ser. l. The districts Of the courts of
common pleas, with their several subdi-
visions, shall be- a follows:
FIrSt-The county Of Hamilton. with
four judges, shall form the first district,
and shall not be subdivided.
SecDHt-The counties Of Clermont.
Brown and Adams. with one Judge, shall
constitute the first subdivision: the
counties Of Warren. Clinton. Fayette
and Highland, with two judges. the sec
Ond subdivision; and the counties Of
Gr~ene and Madison, with one Judge. the
thr division Of the ,ec N di, trict, and
together shall form said district
Ib:r{-TLc counties Of Butler and
Preble, wiJh two judges. shall constitute
the first subdivision; the county Of
Montgomery. with rwO judges, the SEC
and subdivision; and the counties Of
Miami and Ddrke. with one judge, the
third subdivision Of the third district,
and together shall form said district.
FDHrth The counties Of SciOtO. Pike
and Jackson. with one judge. shall con
stitute the first subdivision; the counties
of Lawrence, Gallia and Meigs. with one
/ judge. the second subdivision; and the
counties Of EintOn, Athens and Wash
ingtOn, with one judge, the third subdi
/ vision Of the fourth district, and TO-
| gerher shall form said district.
FVth-The counties of Ross and Pick
] away, with one judge, shall eOnstitut,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-05-29
ARTICLE NJ.
MrYIcIPAL CORPORATIONS.

See /. The general assembly shall
provide, by general laws. for the organ
iZatiOn ami classification of municipal
corporations. The number of such
classes shall not exceed six, and the pow
erS of each class shall be defined by gen
eral laws, so that no such corporations
shall have any powers, or be subject to
any restrictions other than all corpora
tiOns of the same class. The general
assembly shall restrict the power of such
corporations to levy taxes and assess
ments, borrow money and contract
debts, 50 as TO prevent the abuse of such
power.
See. ?. No municipal corporation
shall loan its credit to any person or cor
poration. except as may be otherwise
provided in this constitution.
See. 8. No assessments shall be levied
by a municipal corporation upon any
property, which shall require the pay
ment in one year of more than ten per
centum of its value, as ascertained by
the tax duplicate, nor shall the aggre-
gate of such assessments, in any period
of ten years. exceed fifty per centum of
the highest taxable valuation of such
property during the same period.
- Sec. 4. The Indebtedness Of n muni-
cipal corporation shall never exceed in
the aggregate five per centum of the
vaIUe OF the property within such cor
pOratiOn. as aScertained from time to
time by the tax duplicate thereof. with
out tile consent. first obtained, to such
increase of Indebtedness. and the ap-
prOval Of the objects for which the same
i 10 be- created. Of at least three-fOurths
Of all the electors Of such corporation.
TO De- aScertained by the mode prescribed
b. law: and in no case shall such indebt-
edueSs exceed ten per centum Of said
taxable value. In Sscertaining such III
debtednesS. there shall be included an
amount which, az the rate Of six per
cent per annum. will produce "A sam
equal to the aggregate annual rents pay
able by such corporation. This section
shall not BE- construed To prevent muni-
cipal corporations from incurring indebt-
edness necessary for military purposes in
time Of war. or for the completion of
any work authorized by law and hereto
fore undertaken, nor, until the first val
uatiOn Of real estate for taxation here
after made, to prevent the borrowing of
money in anticipation of the collection
of assessments actually levied
Sec. ). Except a. otherwise provided
in this constitution. no tax or assess
ment shall be levied or collected. or debt
contracted by municipal corporation.
except in pursuance Of law for public
purposes. specified by law; nor shall
money raised By taxation, loan or assess
ment. for one purpose. ever De diverted
70 another
See. 6. No property shall be appro-
priared TO the uSe Of a municipal cor
ppriJion. until compensation therefor
D- iii>t Inad- in money, or first secured
Icy deposit Of money, To b'- assessed in
the manner and by the rule prescribed in
section nineteen of the bill of rights.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-05-29
ARTICLE III.
EXECUTIVE.

Sec. l. The executive department shall
consist of governor, lieutenant COVER
nor, secretary of state, treasurer of state
auditor of state, and attorney general,
who shall be chosen by the electors of
the State on the Tuesday succeeding the
first Monday of November, at the places
of voting for members of the general
assembly.
Sec. ,. The official terms of the COVER
nor, lieutenant governor. secretary, treas
urer, and attorney general, shall be two
years; and of the auditor four wears
and shall commence on the second Mon
day of January next after their election,
and continue until their successors are
elected and qualified.
Secs. The returns of every election
for the officers named in the foregoing
section. shall be sealed up and transmit
ted 10 the seat of government. by the
returning officers, directed TO the pres
ident of the senate. who, during the first
week of the session, shall open and pub
lish them, and declare the result in the
presence af majority of the members
of each house of the general assembly.
The person having the highest number
of votes shall be declared elected; Tut
if two or more shall be highest. and have
an equal number of votes, for the same
office, one of them shall be chosen by
the Joint vote of both houses.
See T. The supreme executive power
of the State shall be vested in the gov
ernor
SEC. 5. He may require information,
in writing. from the officers of the exc
cutive department, upon any subject
relating to the duties of their respective
offices; and shall see that the laws are
faithfully executed.
SRC. 6. He shall by message couTmu-
nieate TO the general assembly, at every
session, the condition of the State, and
recommend such measures as he may
deem expedient.
SIC Z. He may. on extraordinary oc-
casions, convene the general assembly
by proclamation. and shall state TO both
houses, when assembled, the purpose for
which they have been convened.
SIC. s. In case of disagreement be-
tween the two Houses in respect to the
time OF adjournment. he shall have pow
er TO adjourn the general assembly 10
such time as he may think proper. but
not beyond the regular meetings thereof.
SIC. 3. He shall be commandment
chief OF the military and naval forces OF
the State, except when they shall be cal
led into the service of the United States.
! SIC. 10. He shall have power, after
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-05-29
ARTICLE y.
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP ORGANIZATIONS

tOl MY AND IONNSHll' ORGANIZATIONS.
See. 1. Each county shall be a body
corporate. with such organization, pow
ers, immunitieS, and liabilities as may
be prescribed by law. All suits and
proceedings by or against county
shall be in the name thereof.
See. =. The general assembly shall
provide by law for the election of such
county and township officers as may be
necessary. The county auditor, county
treasurer, and prosecuting attorney shall
each receive IL flied salary out of the
treasury of the proper county, and no
other fees or compensation shall be al
lowed or paid said officers.
Sec. >. County officers, until other
wise directed by law, shall be elected on
the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday
of November, by the electors of each
county, in such manner, and for such
term, not exceeding four years, as may
be provided by law.
See. 1. No person shall be eligible
To the Office of sheriff or county treas
urer for more than four years in any
period of six years
Sec. ). Each township shall be a body
corporate, withSuch organization, powers,
imnunities and liabilities as may be pre-
Scribed by law All suits and proceed
ings by or against a corporation shall
be in the name thereof
See. 6. Township officers shall be
elected by the electors of each township
at such times, in such manner, and for
such term, not exceeding three years, as
may be provided by law; but shall hold
their offices until their successors are
cl,ctod and qualified
See. Z. No money shall be drawn
from any county or township treasury,
except by authority of law; nor shall
money raised by taxation, loan or assess
ment, for one purpose, ever be diverted
TO another.
See. s. County and township officers
may be removed in such manner, and
for such cause, aS shall De provided by
law.
.Sec o. Counties and townships shall,
when necessary to the public cOnven-
fence or welfare. have such power of
local taxation and assessment for police
purposes for constructing and improving
bitches and public roads other than rail
roads, and for clearing water courses, as
may be prescribed by law
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-05-29
ARTICLE IN.
MILITIA.


Sc. All able-bOdied male citizens
Of the United States. residents OF this
state. being eighteen and under forty
i've wears of age shall be enrolled in the
militia and perform military duty in
such manner, not Incompatible with the
constitution and laws of the United
States. "a may be provided by law: but
no person having conscientious scruples
against bearing arms shall be compelled
10 perform military duty in time of
peace. Every person claiming eXemp-
ton from such service shall. in lieu
thereof. pay into the school fund of the
county of which he may be a resident. an
equivalent in money; the amount and
manner of payment 10 be- fixed by law.
Ser. , The Governor shall appoint
the adiutant general. quartermaSter-
general and his other staff officers: also
all colonies. li-utenant- cOlO..elS. majors
and other field Ofiicer- He shall also,
with the advice and consent of the SEN
ate.appOint all majOr-generals and briga-
dier-generalS. Should a vacancy occur
III the Office of majOr-general or briga-
dier-general when the general assembly
l. not in session. it shall be filled by ap-
pOintment by the governor. No such
appointment shall extend beyond the
close of the next session of the general
assembly.
Sec. ; Captains and subalterus shall
beeleeted by the persons subject TO mil
itary duty i'll their respective companies,
i'll such manner as may be provided by
law.
See. heterogeneous, brigadier-gen-
erals. and colonies, or cOmmandants of
regiments or battaliOnS, shall severally
appoint their staff officers. and captains
shall appoint their non-cOmmiSsioned
officers and musicians.
See. The governor shall commission
all officers of the line and staff. ranking
a. such. and shall have power to call
forth the militia 10 execute the laws of
the state, to suppress insurrection. and
repel invasion.
Sec. q The general assembly shall
provide for the safe keeping of the pub
lie arms of tie State
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-05-29
ARTICLE VI
INDICATION

Sec. l. The principal of all funds arr
sing from the sale or other disposition of
lands and other property granted or
entrusted to the State for educational or
religious purposes, shall forever be pre-
served inviolate, and undiminished, and
the income therefrOm shall be faithfully
applied To the specific objects of the orig
inal grants and trusts.
Sec. ?. The general assembly shall
make such provision by taxation
or otherwise, as with the income
arising from the school trust fund, will
secure Il thorough and efficient system of
common schools throughout the State.
No religious or other sect shall ever have
exclusive right TO, or control of, any part
of the school funds of the State.
See. 3. Women, having such qualiiica-
tions as to age, citizenship and residence,
as may be prescribed for electors, shall
be eligible to any Office under the school
laws. except that of state commissioner
of common schools.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-05-29
ARTICLE w.
rrELIc INSTITUTIONS.

See l. Institutions for the benefit of
the insane both curable and incurable.
the blind and the deaf and dumb. shall
always be- supported 10y the state.
!Sec. ,. An asylum for idiOtic and inI-
beetle youth. home for soldiers and sal
lorS' orphans and girls industrial home
shall be supported 50 long "a the general
assembly may deem them necessary.
See. ;. The punitive and reforInatOry
institutions of the State shall be Il re
form school for boys Il house Of disci-
p!inc, and = penitentiary.
So. i. All public institutions shall be
subject To such regulations - may be
prescribed by law.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1874-05-29
ARTICLE XII.
PRIVATE CORPORATIONS.

See l. The general assembly shall
pass nOspecial act comforting corporate
powers.
Sec. ? Corporations may be formed
under general laws. but such laws may,
from time 10 time, be altered or repeal
ed
See. 3. Dues from corporations shall
be secured by such individual liability
Of the stock bolders and other means as
may be prescribed by law; but, in all
cases, each stockhOlder shall be liable