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eintreffenden Brüder wollen ſich zur Wohnung
des Paſtors Dr. W. Sihler verfügen, — nöthi⸗
genfalls dieſelbe erfragen im Deutſchen Laden der
Herren Orff und Schwegmann, Columbia Str.,
am Canal. F. W. Husmann,

d. Z. Secr. d. S.

Bücher und Pamphlets zu haben in der Expedition
des Lutheraner um die beigeſetzten Preiſe.

Dr. Martin Luthers kleiner Katechismus, un⸗
veränderter Abdruck........ .—.—— 50.1
Das Dutzend p1.00. Hundert Stück 57.00.
Merkwürdiger Brief einer Dame, welche im
Jahre 1703 der ev.-lutheriſchen Religion halber
mit ſechs meiſt unerzogenen Kindern ihr Vater⸗
land und all' ihr Hab und Gut verlaſſen hat..
Das Dutzend 50 Cts. 25 Stück 5l.00.
Dr. Luthers Sermon von „Bereitung zum
SterbenIIII...
Die Verfaſſung der deutſchen ev.-luth.
Sonode von Miſſouri, Ohio u. a. Staaten
nebſt einer Einleitung und erläuternden Be⸗
merkungen.);]: ~⁸‚. —..—.. —
Das Dutzend 50 Cts. 25 Stück P1.00.
Erſter Synodalbericht der deutſchen eo.⸗luth.
Synode von Miſſouri, Ohio u. a. Staaten

0.05

0.05

0.05

v. J. 1847.. — ... 0.10
Zweiter Synodalbericht derſelben Spnode

v. J. 1848.———.—.——.—.— 0.10
Dritter Jahrgang des Lutheraner v. 1846

—1847. No. 8—26.—.——.. . O.50
Vierter do. v. 1847—1848 (vollſt.). . 0.50

(Der 1. und 2. Jahrgang ſind vergriffen.)
Chriſtliches Concordienbuch, d. i. Symbol.
Bücher der ev.-luth. Kirche, New Norker Aus-⸗
gabe, in gepreßtem Leder gebunden „.—.
Geſpräche zwiſchen zwei Lutheranern
über den Methodismus, (in Pamphlet⸗
Dr. M. Luthers Tractat von der wahren
Kirche (aus No. 9. des Lutheraner beſonders
abgedruckt), 2 Stück.—
Dr. Luthers Hauspoſtille, oder Predigten
über die Evangelien auf die Sonn- und Zeſt⸗
tage des ganzen Jahres, New Rorker Ausgabe,
gebunden in Kalbleder.. ——
Kirchen geſangbuch fün ev.⸗luth. Gemein⸗
den, verlegt v. d. dieſ. ev.⸗luth. Gemeinde
U. A. C., gebunden das Stück.......
100 Suict 5562.50 gegen Baarzahlung.
A B C Buch, New Rorker Ausgabe, das Stück.. 0.
Im Dutzend. 1
Der Hirtenbrief des Herrn Paſtors Grabau zu
Buffalo (in No. 17. des Lutheraner ausführ⸗
licher angezeigt)....

1.2⁵5
0.05

0.05

Quittung.
Meine Bitte um Unterſtüung zum Bau einer Kirche in
New Zork iſt nicht umſonſt geweſen. Es ſind bereits fol⸗
gende Gelder eingegangen, wofür ich zugleich im Namen
meiner Geineinde den lieben Gebern herzlich danke:

81.00 von Hrn. P. Löber. S5.00 durch denſelben. P1.00
von Herren Paliſch und Helwege. 3.00 von Hrn. Wſcho⸗
wa. 557.00 von der lutheriſchen Gemeinde in Fort Wayne.

New Nork, den 1. Mai 1849.
Th. J. Brohm.

Erhalten
für die Spnodal-Miſſions⸗Caſſe:

51.00 von Hrn. Heimſuth in St. Lonis. Pg.423 von
Gememdegliedern in St. Louis. 1.00 von L. W. durch
Hrn. P. Brohm. 50 Cis. von Sch. durch Hrn. P. Brohm.

für die Miſſion am Fluſſe Cass in Mich.:

56.00 von einem hieſigen Gemeindegliede. 53.774 Er⸗
trag einer Collecte bei Hru. Tirmenſtein hier. 56.00 durch
Hrn. P. Franke von ſ. Gemeinde.

für das Seminar zu Fort Wayne:
310.00 von der Gemeinde des Hrn. P. Franke.

Bezahlt.

Die 1. Hälfte des 5. Jahrg. Die HH. Evers, Ehlers,
Warmbruch.
Die 2. Halfte des 5. Jahrg. Die HH. D. Duchardt,

L. Stünkel, H. Stünkel, Scharnhorſt.

Den 5. Jahrg. Die HH. P. Böhm, Brokmann, Bruns,
J. Dedicke, F. Frerking, W. Frerking, Fine, Hübler,
Meierhuber, P. Scholz, A. Wagner, Wöllner.

Den 6. Jahrg. Hr. b. Becker

Ferner erhalten:

51.00 durch Hrn. P. Streckfuß für 1 Ex. Epiſtel⸗Predig⸗
ten (Herzensſpiegel) von D. H. Müller. Sämmil. Ex. ſind
vergriffen.

15²

Constitutional Amendments.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State ot
Missouri, (two-thirds of each House concurring
therein:)

Scc. 1. That hereafter the Judges of the Supreme
court shall be elected by the qualifled electors of the
State, and each shall hold his office for the term of
six vears only, but may continue in office until his
successor shall be elected and qualifled; and if any
vacancy shall happen in the office of any Judge 0f
the Supreme court, by death, resignation, removal
out of the State, or by any other disqualiflcation, the
Governor shall, upon being satisfled that a vacancy
exists, issue à writ of election to fill such a vacancy,
but every election to fill a vacancy shall be for the
residue of the term only. The General Assembly
shall provide by law for the election of said Judges
by the qualifled voters in the State, and in case 0f a
tie, or à contested election between the candidates,
the same shall be deétermined in the manner to be
prescribed by law; and the General Assembly shall
also provide for an election to fill any vacancy which
shall occur at any time within twelve months preced-
ing a general election for said Judges. The first gen-
eral election for Supreme court Judges shall be on
the flrst Monday in August, A. D. 1851, and on the
Hirst Monday in August 21 six years thereafter.
Ifa vacancy shall occur in the ofſice of a Supreme
court Judge, less than twelve months before a gen-
eral election for said Judges, such vacancy shall be
filled by an appointment by the Governor, and the
Judge so appointed shall hold his office only until the
next general election for said Judges.

Sec. 2. The offices of the several Supreme court
Judges shall be vacated on the first Monday in Au-
gust, A. D. 1851, and all parts of the original consti-
tution or of any amendment theéreto, inconsistent
with, or repugnant to this amendment, are hereby
abolished.

A. M. ROBINSON,
Speaker of the House of Representati ves.

TIOS. L. PRICE,
President of the Senate.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State ot
Missouri, (two-thirds of each House eoncurring
therein,.) that the following be proposed as an
amendment to the Constitution of this State:

Sec. 1. That so much of the thirteenth section of
the fifth article of the constitution of this State, rati
fiedeat the present session of the General! Assembly,
as provides that the Governor shall nominate, and
by and with the advice and eonsent of the Senate,
appoint the Judges of the Circuit courts, and that
ench Judge of the eircuit courts shall be appointed
for the term of eight years, and that very appoint-
ment to fill a vacancy of such Judge, shall be for the
residuc of the term only, is hereby abolished; and
hereafter each Judge of the Circuit courts shall be
alected byEthe qualifled clectors of their respective
eircuits, and shall be elected for the term of six years,
but may continue in oſlice until his successor shall be
eleeted aànd qualified; and if any vacancy shall hap-
pen in the office of àny circuit Judge, by deuth, re-
signation, removal out of his circuit, or by any other
disqualification, the Governor shall, upon being satis-
fied that à vacancy exists, issue Writ of election to
fill such vacancy, provided that said vacancy shall
bappen at least six months hefore the next general
olection for said Judge; but if such vacancy shall
happen within six months of the general eléction
aforesuid, the Governor shall appoint a Judge for
such circuit, but évery such eléction or appointment
10 flll a vacancy shall be for the residue of the term
only; and the Gencral Assemblyshall provide by law,
for the eléction of said Judgés, in their respective
eircuits, and in casé a of tié, or a contésted election
between the candidates, the msame shall be determined
in the manner to be preseribed by luw; and the Gen-
eral Aesembly shall provide by Jluw for the election
of said Judges in their respective circuits, to ſill any
vacancy which shall occur at any time, at least six
months before a geneéral election for said Judges. The
first general election for cireuit Judges shall be on
the first Monday in August A. D. 1851, and on the
first Monday in August cvery six yeaurs theréafter.
No Judicial circuit shall be altered or changed at any
session of the General Assembly next preceding the
general eleetion for said Judges. Theoffices of the
Sseveral circuit Judges shall be vacated on the first
Monday in August, A. D. 1851.

A. M. ROBINSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.

TIIOS. L. PRICE,
President of the Senate.

Resolution to amend the Constitution in relation to
the offices of Secretary of State, Attorney General,
Auditor of Public Aceounts, State Treasurer und
Register of Lands.

Resolved by the two Housées of the General Assembly
às follows:

Sec. 1. That the twenty-first section of the fourth
article of the constitution of the State of Missouri be
and the same is hereby abolished.

Sec. 2. There chall be a Secretary of State, who
shall be elected by the qualified voters of this State,
at such time, and in such manner as shall be provided
by law. He shall hold his office for four years, unless
sooner removed by an impeachment. He shall keep
a register of the official acts of the Governor, and
when necessary shall attest them, and he shall lay
the same, together with all papers relating thereto,
before either House of the General Assembly, when-
ever requireéd so td do, and shall perform such other
duties as may be enjoined on him by law.

Sec. 3. The eighteenth section of the S5th article of
the constitution of the State of Missouri is hereby
abolished.

Sec. 4. There shall be an Attorney General, who
shall be elected by the qualificd voters of this State at
such times, and in such manner, as shall be provided
by law. He shall remain in ofttice four yeurs, and
b. perform such duties as shall be requiréd of him

law.
Sec. 5. The twelfth section of the Ath article of the
constitution of this State is hereby abolished.

Sec. 6. There shall be an Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, who shall be elected by the qualified voters
of this State, at such timeées, and in such maͤnner, as
shall be provided by law. He shall remain in offlee
four years, and shall perform such duties, as shall be
required of him by law. His office shall be kept at
the seat of Government.

Sec. 7. The thirty-first section of the third article
of the constitution of this State is hereby abolished.

Sec. 8. A State Treasurer shall be elected by the
qualified voters of this State, at such times, and in
such manner as shall be provided for by law, who
shall continue in office for four yvears, and who shall
keep his office at the seat of Government. No mon-
oy shall be drawn from the Treasury but in conse-
quence of appropriations made by law, and an ac-
curate account of the receipts and expenditures of the
publie money shall annually be published.

Sec. 9. There shal! be a Register of Lands, eleeted
by the qualified voters of this State, at such time, and
in such manner as shall be provided by law. Heshall.
hold his office for four yeurs, shall kecep his offlce at
the seat of Government, and all perform such duties
as shall be requiréd of him by law.

A. M. ROBINSON,
Spenker of the House of Representatives.
1H08. L. PRICE,
President of the Senate.

Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
Missouri, (two-thirds of ench House concurring
therein) that the ſollowing be proposed as an
amendment to the constitution of this State.

Sec. 1. That the boundary of this State be s0o al-
tered and extended as 40 inelude all that tract of
country lxing west of the present boundary of this
State, so that the sameé shall be bounded às follenvs,
viz: beginning at the south west corner of the State;
thence west to tlie middle of the main channel of
Grand river; thence up the stune to the mouth of the
Neosho river; thence up in the middle of the main
channel of thée same, to the northern boundary of the
Quapaw land; thence enst along said boundary to the
preésemt State line, or to include so much of said
boundary às Congress may assent to.

A. M. KOEINSON,
Speuker of the House of Representatives.
TIIOS. L. PRICE,
Préesident of the Senate.

MISSOURI:
OFFICE OF SECRETARXI OF STATE.

I, Falkland H. Martin, Scerétary of State of the
State of Missouri, do certify that the foregoing pro-
posed amendments to the Constitution of the State
of Missouri, passed by the fifteenth General Assembly
of the State of Missouri, are true copies of the origin-
al rolls now on fllein this office.

IN TESTIMONXWIIERKEOF, I have hereunto

set my hand and affised the scal of snid office.
Done at the City of Jefferson, this tweuty-
fourth day of March, A. D. 1849.
FALKLAND H. MARTIN,
Secretary of State.

bHerausgeber des Anzeiger des Weſtens.

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