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Further extracts from the address of Professor Iandor
C. Garland, before the Agricultural Clubs Of Mecklou.
burg, county, Va. and Granville county, " c.
"When the land, by deep poughing and narrowing
mas been properly prepared for the reception of seed
need not insist upon the importance Of planting sound
plump and well matued seed aud of selecting such s,
cies Cd grams and plants found from experience
most productive and best adapted 10 the soil and climate
Al tins carly stage may do something to protect our
crops from some Of the casualties 10 which they arc
ject For example, the smut in wheat Is a disease ~,
essi'ned by iunyl belonging to the genus Iredo the
sP1'u'es OF which are BONE upon the slightest breeze
ano aahere with some tenaciy the sound grains OF
"heat ana without great remo1 inr these FINN
our seed wheat, We are really sowing the disease for the
succeeding crop for IT is proved, ''that where the spa,
rules OF the fungus are present in the seed sowp they
VIII grow up with the plant, and be developed at the DC
mod OF It's rpenng the fruit" The hest preventive
KNOWN is sleeping the wheat befJre sowing il in Sui
Phate OF copper One ounce and quarter q the salt is
used to bushel OF the seed it is dissolved IN inst o
eSa water to wet the grain which stepped for three
iourihs Of an hour, and then spread out to dry sau
ZION Oh me ana common salt Is also used with good sue
cess but the copper solution is very SUPERIOR
Again. TO protect corn from the wre-worm b rds and
squirrels, which prey upon the kernels JUDGE Bue rec
mneads 70 soak the seed II hours in hot water in which
H dissolved few ounces Of saltpetre. When the corn
has been thus soaked, take for each half bushe of seed
nail pint OF lar put II into iron vessel with water
and heat it until the is dissolved when il is turned
OP)n the seed in steep. The mass is well stirred the
corn taken out and much plaster added Will adhere
- the grain This mPregnates and partially coats the
seed with tar and the Judge States that the experience
Il many years warrants him in recommending this pro
Cess az a certain protection for the seed
But let return, from this short depression I, the
subject Of tlige After horsehoed crops are out OF
the ground, and before their have run distance
Che sJ to its utmost depth should be frequently and eff
Ssc'aally stirred There several for this
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3softirdl.
GENTLE WORDS.

A Young rose in summer time
Is beautiful IN me.
And glorious the many stars
Tha, glimmer on the sea
But gentle words and loving hearts,
And hands to cis-r my own,
Arc better than the brightest flowers
Or stars that ever shone.
The sun NAV warm the grass 10 life,
The dew, the dropping flower,
And ewes grow bright and watch the light
OF autumn's opening hour
Blu, words that breathe ct tenderness,
And smiles we know are true,
Are warmer than the summer time,
And brighter than the dew.
isis net much the world can give,
With all its sstbtl, d1f,
And gold or gem. are no, the things
To satisfy the hear,
Bu, on II those who cluster round
The altar and the hearth,
Have gentle words and loving smiles,
How beautiful Is earth
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DY virtue Of decd Of 'ri-t executed To The sui srbf
ID 6y Andrew Frazier + r certain purplse- thsf.in
mentioned herring dat tn 18th sp >l6, which decd
Is duly recorded athe drA's III 70 Il Tho Hnsungs ta1I
FIR the t1.sn Of Yn,bbut, shall. the nth day Old
relnbfr $50 On the premises, proceed ie public
auction the HOUSE AND LOT mentioned, on cred
II aud months FIR negotiable paper, satisfactorily IN
l1rsrd SAID Lot ldIou- the lots NV. Oekey and W
nsnnaway vii convey 10 the purchaser such title IN
H. as vested by sud decd though the title Is be
icyed Ia he nlspnia1c.
GEORGE W. LEE, Trustee.
Nov ~ tl9D
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VIRGINIA I:

virginia !
I Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
n Of Law and Chancery for the County Of Amherst,
on Monday the 5th DAY Of October, 1876:
William +. Campbell and Samuel H. Quares,
Plaintiffs,
against
Nicholas Guthrie, Nathan Guthrie, Susan l.. Stockton,
Sarah IL Guthrie Lawrence p. Guthrie, Oliver Guthrie, Al
fred Guthrie John Guthrie, John G. Winged, and Elizabeth
his WIFE Greed Taylor and Mary Louisa Taylor infant
under Il years Of ase, Defendants
IL CHASCERY.
The Defendants Oliver Guthrie Alfred Guthrie and John
g. Nnged and Elizabeth his wife not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the Act u Ase-
bly, and the Rules Of this Court and appearing by sasac
evidence that they inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. II is ordered that the SAID Defendants do appear here
the first Monday in February and the bill OF
the Plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted newspaper published in the OF Lyn hbrg
for two mouths successey and posted at the front door OF
the Couft-io OF this County.
Copy-reste,
ROBERT TINsLEY, Clerk
November % WIN
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VIRGINIA /:

VIRGINIA.
4 + a Court held for Bedford County at ~ Co... :,
the 18th day Of October, 1916 ' hoass
John o. l.. Gogsin administrator Of Joeepb C Hin,
than, r." N m higginbo-
Plaintiff
against
Davidson, IT., r1mund y
In CHArCERY
re defendants William I. Staples and Georr. g r.
nef not having ered their appearance and y. iur
according To the Act Of the Assembly, and the rule ny
ouft and appearing to the satisfaction of the c. ms
they are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth \, mat
fed that the sand Staples and Turner appear hero or
2ith VI hday IN January nex and answer III, hin "a e
aii and that copy of this order be forthwith ~. the
some newspaper published the town of vnebbn in
months and posted the front door of he e. Two
house Of this County. " tic 'ourt
Copy-Teste,
November . ' oierk.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

U.M 4 J. OikEF
IAOIID respectfully inf I'm the citizens of lynch
W burr, aud the public, HAT they haze assoc aztec
themselves together and taken the arge brick building
Immediately opposite John iloIIins, where they inicne
10 carry on The TAILORING Bl SlNE.SS. in all II,
branches. They have now on hand and will constant,
keep, beautiful assortment al CLOTHS, CASsI
MEliEN, NENlINGN, aud in fact every thing suitabl,
lar Gcullemen's wear which they will make up TO or
der IN the most fashionable Styles handsome its ane
warranted Workmanship.
We very respectfully invite the Gentlemen Of .ynch
burg and the surrounding country to give US call.
NM 4 JOHN Oakley.
Nov - f.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
TEE BENT CREEK FLOUR WILL.

~ Tilt II Is IN the limits Of the county Of Apo
W mltoN, bordering upon the line of Buckingham.
and within mile or less OF the James River Canal and
II : miles by this route to the city of Richmond
ms Mill has fixtures very superior-entrely com
reie's ON never falling stream, and the brand of the
Mill has high standing in Richmond and other mar
hc1s
The country adjacent to the Mill is first rate wheat
rowing part Of Virginia.
Those who may be DESTROYS Of emha>ing in the man
uactro o Flour will find this Mill advantageous in all
respects. And thuse who may have disposition to en-
gaTc Woollen cotton, other kind of mandatory
would fad this property very suitable to such an under
lahlng The Mill House Is large and the Dam is con
Ntrnrrd most seldly and durably. The house itself
could he converted INTO a cotton or woocn mandatory
or such manulaetoy cluld be added to the -four mill
most conveniently and advanlagcously.
Mr. Andrew W hitc. who lives AT the MIL will show
the properly to any desrous of purchasing or renting
The same.
For terms, apply 10
RICHARD POLLARD
Alta Nisa, Albemarc county, near Warren
August % IS
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lRGINIA

' IRGINIA.
4 rules held in the Clerks office of the C;rc,;,
"a Conrt OF aw and Chaneery for Bedford County ,IS
iilian McCabe, Alexander Morgan and John r.
m and partners trading under the style and s
McCabc, Morgan and Board pii,.n urn Of
against
Josiah X. M;kabc and John Bo,rl and Wilt: -
sdm'rs of John NcCabe, deceased Dit, 1abc,
In CuANCERY
The Defendant, Josiah X McCabe not bav,
appearance and gwen security according the az, IF ms
bly, and the rules of this Court and it appearg b % Assem-
evidence that he is not an nhabant Of tn,
ordered that he do appear at rules be held in ,b
ni,e O., sad circuit Superior Court of Law and Cbk
bedford County ON the first Monday in Febrar Tor
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that this or A, and
two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at tho Tor
court house OF this county on some Court day '' Oh Tho
Copy-Teste.
November Q 'i-ooN, OK.
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VIRGINIA =
hues held IN the Clerks Office the Circuit Superior
d,v Oh La" and Chancery for Bedford County, the End
- Adams and Rebecca Fass, partners in the business
" under the style and firm of Adams Faris,
Plaintiffs,
against
hnas Steptoe and George Steptoe Trustees for the ben,
' OF Lucinda Penn Robert c. Penn James S Penn, David
NODES and Frances his wife and Elizabeth Penn,
Defendants
In CHANCERY
defendant, James s. Penn, having entered his az
and given security according Act of Assembly
anu e rules OF this Court, and it appearing by satisfactory
eVaence that he is inhabtant of this Commonwealth
Is ordered that he do appear the Clerks Office of the sara
o' superior Court of Law and Chancery, for BeGio'u
county, on the first Monday in February next and answer
c OH oil the Plaintiffs and that this order be inserted 10
newspaper, published in the of Lynchburg for W.,
months successfully, and posted the front door oil inc
Nouf'-iiouse OF this County some Court day.
JOS WILSON, Clerk
November - wM
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NEW ono ERN.

NEW CONCERN
'INit. subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they have
formed co-rrtncrship. under the style and firm of
Nc ti~LNhLiN& 1WO.NPSON
lor the purpose OF doing General Grocery and Commits
sion business, at the late stand of Nee anahan \ 20
Our stock OF Groceries, Dmestts. sc, will he found ot
all times. large and we'll selected and at low urjr,s
ConSlgnmcnts Of Flour, Wheat Tobacco and nh kinds
m 'todo'e Will receive our prompt personal attention
WOODS received and ior"ared no charg, for Drayagc
We respectfully solicit a share Of public ratronara
JOHN & MCCIANAIIAN
CALVIN THOMPSON
November Is
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BELL. RICkER & co.


o.
SlANkElS AND HEAVY WOOILENS, for
- Men, Women and Children. Farmers and Plan
tiers Visiting lynehburg. r the purchase Of Negro Goods
VIII find, by calling ina general stock Of Goods sual lie
Tor servants wear.
Ai.eo,-lhree and two ply Ingram Carpclings,
Tnllcd. thonclIlc and Milton Rugs
Hats, Shoes, lie and Upper Leather.
Groceries. truchorl and Hardware.
Feeling satisfied our assortment Is a more gcnera On,
than Is usually offered in THIS any other market We
take great pleasure IN inviting Farmers and Planters t.,
give lis call. BELL, RUCkER 4 GO.
Nov Is -
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OHEgATAN NAKE7sOVSE
CANAL BASIN. RICHMOND.
HOOKER. BlOREN & Co.

TTDCkFR. BlOREN 4 Co
Prodncc and GeacrM Commission Merchants.
eEG leave to inform their friends and the public tina,
theyara prepared TO receive ON commission and sci
t1r the hest advantage to owncrs
Produce and Merchandise of all kinds They hav,
ample room also lDr any amount of storage
Direct orders for Goods IN this or any eastern market
Will meet with prompt attention, and all consignmonts
fol Boston Of tobacco Flour Iron Grain and other Ncr
chandlSe. 10 Fowl Bloren X Co. No. IL Foster
W mari BOSTON, directed To our care will be immediate
" attended to, and persons conSgnlng may rest assr
I'd OF having then business puncually attended to- an,
rharg n the lowest rates
sept y an
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TUNlE subscribers prepared 10 furnish 10 order all
L kinds Of FlNlrtNlNG MILLS. for the purpose
Of manufacturing tobacco They have also ON hand some
lives and eghts Mills of superior quality, which the,
will warrant TO dog cd service Properly used
TUCKER < CONANT
Nov % 10
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NOTICE.

T..
|khif subscriber having purchased the interest Of f.
Il. MrC hnahan. in the late firm of AlrClanalan
y CO. has formed 60 partnership with MIR c. Thomp
son, o tins place. for the purpose OF continuing the
GRofERi IND CO,MHISSTO.N 81 SLNESS
under the style and firm of McClanahan s Thompson
ana would respectfully solicit continuance of the patron
age 50 literally cNtcnded to the late concern An eN
Prlenee OF II years. close attention To business with III,
emire personal attention u both partners will think.
'mhIr US To give satisfaction all who may favor u,
with their patronage.
JNO. G. McCLANAlIAN.
NOV. II
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VIRGINIA =
November %

VIRGINIA
Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit S,,.r;or
day of November, 1916 '' oou'' ''"e Emu
bowycr and Rebccca Fass late partners in the bus,
ness o backsmithing, under the svle and firm of Bowv,rk
1''SS' VINO sue Tor the benefit Of Rebecca Farss
plaintiffs,
against
o,has Steptoe and George Stepoe Trustee. for the ben
eht OF Lucinda Penn, Robert c. Penn James pan, D,,d
nodes ana RANGES his wife and Elizabeth Penn.
Defendants
In CHANckRY.
ne Defendant James S. Penn not having entered his ap
ana given security, according to the Act of Assembly
nes Oh this Court and it appearing by satisfactory
la he Is not an inhabitant of this
ordered that he do aprear the Clerks Office of the
superior curt of Law and Chancery for Bedford
ouhY' on the first Monday in February next and answer
Va, o. tne Plaintiffs and that this order be inserted in
published in the town of Lynchburg, for two
'', successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Nouf'-iiouse OF this County Court day
Copy-Testc
No., q, JOS. WILSON, Cle,k.
-''Nemoef 20 win
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' IRGINIA:

'
Bedlord County Court. august Term. 1876
tne lnouoh OF Editha Kerr, of the Lecatee. of
~ .'eorge Stanley deceased more than two xe. o'
elapsed since the qualification Of John r. Sepoe \, ing
iSnaor, with the will annexed of the said Georo.
ceasea 1t ordered that all persons having claims &C.,;
the estate Of the said deceent, do exhibit the SAM t
tamh,ator Tor settlement within month, from ,a
an. II Is ordered that copy Of this order be publi,bi
N the l-ynchbng Nirginan fer eight weeks ,rJ
al court days. '' Oil TWO sever
Copy-Teste,
October II - ior, Tx
,Sw
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4 I rules holden in the Clerks Office of ,h ,i.
Court OF Law and Chancery, for the cont nv superior
at the court house. the lst Monday in Octobc c oh
jesse A. Waugh, III, i ;o
against
pen ANN >. Menlfee, James w, Wauhop, Job, d
F." auhop, Abram Staples and Thomas NJ CLARK ''" H.
Defendants
lS CHANCERY
he defendants, Benjamin S. Menifoe Jane, w w.,
ana 1ohn IL "auhop not having entered their annsp
@ gwen security according TO the Of Assembly and
iucs 3 TINS cou and appearing by satisfactory evid
mat they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth nee
moon OF the plaintiff by COUNSEL is ordered tina, ,h ns
defendants do appear here the first Monday in H. so
next and answer the Plaintiffs bill and that
order De 3rth"Ith published in tn l. ynchburg Vrr,9 IN
"o months s9ceess'oy and posted the front door Of I
court mousse OF tins county court day " no
Copy-Teste,
October 10 LIS Tx.
wSy
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SlVreS for safe.

pursuance II decree Of the Circuit Superior court
Of Law and Chanccry for the county Of Campbell.
pronounced the l1h day ii Orlohor, lsl6. in
the suit IN the sand Court depending between Thom
AS H. Franklin. Plaintiff, and Moses H. Carson.
and others defendants, the undersigned will. IN
the first day 81 the next December term of the
county count oi Campbell, before the front door Of
the court house Of sad county, expose To sale by
way o public auction. lar cash, The following Slaves On
many Of them shall be necessary to satisfy said de
cree, and the expenses Of sale, Ia wit Butana. sam,
John, Sarah, Francis, Joseph and Margaret.
JOHN ROSSER. d : for
Jas. Bullock, Sheriff Of Campbell co.
Nov. > utD
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TO the Public.

IL NlNG been appointed Agcn, f,r the sale If Mar
IL bic Work IN general, ty one Of the largest estab
,lshne1is IN the United States, located in the city OF
Philadelphia, | am now ready to fill orders for
3R.iBLLN EGYPTIAN. ITILLLV.LN'D Bar
DlGLLi .MlRBLE .lLlNTELS.
at the loves, cash price and their delivery in Lynch
1urg, IN sound condition. warranted Tomb Stones and
Marble Monuments made 10 order
just received the latest style Of finish Tor stucco COZ
Noes. Those wishing to have new or old parla,s 6lte5
up after the style Of the Northern Cities can do So h,
applying 10 the subscriber JOHN LONG
Nov q .,
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WHAT SHALL BE TIE END OF THEsf
THINGS.

When another Lie n added
To the heaving urb.d mass
when another breath Of being
Stain. creations furnished ga"
when the 6rs, cry. weak and Piteous,
Heralds longendnring pam,
And soul from nnn-eSistenee
Surings. that ne'er can die again
when the mothers passionate welcome
s,rrowlikc bursts forth in tears,
And the sire, self graduation
Prophcsos Of future years
Il IS well We cannot sec
Wha, the end shall be.
when aeros. the infant features
Trcmtlcs the iain' dawn Of mind
When the hcari Locke from the windows
or the ewes that were So blind
When the ineoherani mufmur'
syllable each swaddlrd thought,
To the fond cal q Affection
With b5undlcss promise irangh',
kndling great hopes for tomorrow
From tha, dali uncertain my,
A, hy g',mmcr,ng ai the twilight
/. E,roshown the perfect day
It's well We cannot see
What the end shall b.
when the boy upon tho threshold
Of his sli-comprising home
Parts aside the arm maternal
That enlocks him ere he roam
When the canyass II his vessel
Fluuers to the fa,ornK gales,
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VIRGINIA

4 ',rcnt Superior Court of Law and Chancery con.
lea ana held Tor Franklin County, at the CourtIIou,.
Joseph T. Godfrey and William A. Street,
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
f. + Bowen, Edward Ward and Kerr
dante
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In CHANCEKY.

The Dee dants not having their appearanc. and
security according tote Act of Assembly and the Rules
' court ana It appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ey are not inhabitants of this States on the motion ~ H.
las py counsel 1t is ordered, that the said Defendant,
90 aea, mere on or before the Term of this Court and
answer the Plaintiffs Bill and that copy of this orler h
9h"h published IN newspaper printed in the town
iynehbnIg Tor two months successively and posted at N.
day. A Conv~T ns, o!' Oh some court
November % - - u
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VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA
Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circu;, s,..;
9TH day of October 1916: 'a"'ii" county, tho
Isaac W adc,
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T. % II X n " II,

A / Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry
N continued and held IN AMI Tor the County of amp
bell at the Court Juse thereof on Wedns lay the 10Th
day Of October, 1876 in the list year Of the Common
wealth,
SITTING IN CHANCERY
Peter Fisher and Sarah his wife Plaintiffs
against
Z,charah Phillips, Administrator Of George Specie do
ceased, and others. Defendants.
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gregory ~ KOyNW

ii AVE now in store large and well selected stock
II of
HARDWARE, CUTLEY, Ms. &c
aw portion d their stock has been recently selected
with great care in the Northern Markets. and is offered
oh,rtne and the public generally at such prices as
cannot fail 10 give satislaclion
They desre a call from all whomay wish to purchase
Goods IN Their line, assuring them that the articles are
GOOD aud profits very reasonable
AUG. } 70
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l. he Defendants, Gabriel Wright Martin w,ob pu.
gt ana John Breedove, not having entered their
ance and given security, according 10 the Act Of A.h
una e hes OF tins Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants of the
81 Virginia; 1t is ordered that the said Defendants do -.
here on the first day of the next term and answer G M
ne rans and that copy of this be forthwith in
III ols newspaper published in the town of I.ynchb re-
the Courthouse of this county " '' "'o' VI
Copy-Teste,
November % oi' - a. u
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Trust sale Of three Tracts Of Land.

Nos -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-12
ART. NJ. Militia.

SECTION I. The militia O. this Stat. shall all tunes
hereafter he armed and disciplined and in readiness for
service but all such inhabitants OF this State OF any re
cior- denomination whatever. from scruples oi con-
science un2 he bearing shs be excused
tEerefro upon such conditions may be prescribed by
law.
- Militia shall be chosen or appointed sfoloU
captains, sgbHitcns and officers shall
be chosen hy the written votes OF members If her espec.
companies Fled officers OF regiments and separate
bltiaOus, by The written votes OF the commissioned OH.
OF the respective -imenis and separate bst;a!ion
brigadie generals and brigade inspectors BY the field 9th
OF their respective lrEade major generals 5rgRder
generals and commanding officers of gimeus separate
badns, shall appoint the sta officers 20 Their respective
divisions. br!-Rdes regiments separate hagllous,
j The Governor shall nominate and with the consent
OF the Senate appoint all MAJOR generals and the commits
general The aduan general aad other chiefs OF staff
departments, md the aidsdcunp of the commandment
chief shall be- appointed by the Governor and their COM
ssious shall expire with the for which the Cover
shall have been elected The commisssry general shall
hold his Office for wears He shall give security for
the faithful execution of the duties Of hts Office, IN such
manner and amount shall be prescribed By law
/. The Legislature shl. by law, direct The time and
ofeecug militia ohccf1 and Ot certifying their
elections 10 the Governor
; The commissioned officers OF The militia shall be COM
mssioncd by the Governor and commissioned officer
shall be removed from Office unless by the Senate the
recommendation OF the Governor stating the grounds on
winch such removals rccomne nded, by the decision OF
martial pursuant law. The present cicers OF the
militia sh. hold their commissions subject to removal a.
before pc0viceG.
o.. In case The node q: election and appointment OF
militia officers hereby directed shall not be found condu
the Improvement OF the militia the Legislature may
abolish the and provide by law for their appointment
and removal II ohITts OF the members present IN escI
hCH>e eldl concur therein