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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-15
ST. VINCENT,S
Classical & Mercantile College

pISHOP WHELAN TRUSTS THAT THE
, success OF his efforts in behalf of female
education will recommend Mt once TO the
favor of the public this institution for bows
ana young men, which he hopes to make al
that Is desirable as school for youth.
The modern languages viii be taught by-
gentlemen to whom they are vernncular. and
who Will afford to the pupils occasional op-
portunitieS of learning by practice and con-
VeTSation. 1t IS Intended to provide such
instruments and apparatus as nIOy eIucidnie
while they give interest 10 the studies MAT
MTnl Philosophy, Chemistry, Surveying and
Engineering. The department of Book-ISeeD-
ing and Penmnnship will be srlperintendcd
by an eminent accountant
The school will he open to the public. but
only Catholics will be received MS boarIefS
unless for special reasons exception DO made
The discipline viii be strict and be enforced
by the dismissal of the inSubOrtlinate.
Payment will alwasy be required in Gtiruncr.
Tor the day-scholarS, quarterly; in the case
ure' below indicate the cGsli-in-atIvance
terms. If from the neglect OF parents or
other causes payment Is delayed, nm addition
OF ten per cent. to the cash prices Will cOnSti-
tute the regular charges OF the College No
deduction will be made for absence or for re-
moval when quarter or halE-seSSion has
been commenced, except In case OF sickness.
TERMS: (wHEN PAID IN ADvASCED
R0ar7 -fOC1b11fnu lSyEFc 6,nI 1,,1 -,
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The National Bank of West
Virginia,



OFFICE OF COMpTROL'R OF THE CURRESry
Washington, July llth, ISL.
WHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY FvL
w dence presented TO the undeTSignrl
has been made tOappear that s.The Natio6,
nj Bank OF West Virginia, MT WbsS[
tng.o in the City of Wheeling, in the Gov
ty of Ohio, and State of West Virginia r.
been duly organized under and accOTiils !
the requirements OF the Act of ConrrISS :,
titled IAN act to provide q National Currer-
secured by n pledge of United States E5rE
and to provide for the circulation and redefi,
ton thereof" approved June Irl, ISL. N
has complied with all the provisions Of :
Act, required TO be complied with before g, 4
mencingth business OF Banking under :
act.
Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clark. Cor,
troller OF the Currency, do hereby certify Il
The National Bank of West VirSInbI
at Wheeling, in the City OF Wheeling
the County OF Ohio, and State OF WtStNr
ginia, is authorized TO commence the g.
ness of Banking under the act Aforesaid.
~ In testimony whereof wines
hand and seal OF office this lItb d
FREEMAN CLARK.
JulS-6Od COmpt'r OF the CuueHcg
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THE Army and Nary JomNot while
"disclaiming all intention" to make
itself n party to the discussions on ne
gro suffrage, warns all good and truo
men not to let their views (unmolested
as yeti concerning what is best to be
done in the South, run ahead of their
coolest possible discretion. The way
before us is difficult in any event, and
i may well be doubted whether it would
not be II remedy in every probability as
bnd as the disease, to enfranchise sucl
a man of degradation, ignorance ant
traditional servility as the slaves of the
South.
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of best French Plnte Glass, 10 feet hls,,
inches wide, fnlly worth $50, VIM ~,
disposed of at a sacrifice, III coll-'7tvii
aug '' "NN & ]. N. HOE;
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Consisting of Bureaus, BedsteadS, -. y
Chairs, China and Glassware, Bgl In
Sofas, WarIrobcs, Hat Rack, Mar1ii .,- ~
Extension Tables, Kitchen Furhi'0''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-15
FOR RENT.

nNHE PARSONAGE OF ST. jon !
Church, on Chapline street, oHs
north of First street, Centre WheeIt--' +
session given first Of September. A.
disposed OF, all or any of
THE HOUSEHOLD FURSIIIhi M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-15

M r. WM. c. HANDL.AN bayinoz Ii,,,-
~ IS St 3;1S me interest Of Mr. w W. Miller
PES VIII oe contlnued under the:ffrm of
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THE Department of State has received
advices from the United States consul
at Bremen, in which it is represented
that during the first six months of this
year, from January LIST up to June last,
1865, the emigration to the United
States through the port of Bremen
amounted to eighteen thousand seven
hundred emigrants, in fifty-six vessels,
against fifteen thousand six hundred
and sixty-three in sixty-two ships, in
1863.
During the first six months in 1866
the emigration through Hamburg
amounted to fifteen thousand six hun
dred and nine emigrants, which gives
n total addition to our population of
nearly thirty-fonr thousand six hun
dred souls in six months, and from
those two ports only far larger emf
grafton to the United States is expected
this fall ana next spring, and an un-
usual number of vessels have already
been chartered for that purpose.
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sni7ed in this grand principle which is al.
ready pervading all nations. ANY man who
does not believe in shis grand political altruth
of America is no statesman.
--A large farmer some miles from Char.
lottesville, wishing to out his corn some
Gays since, sentinto town:with directions to
engage.all the hands that could be obtain.
ed to come out to his place and do the job
for him. His overseer succeeded in en-.
gaging nine5freedmen atsf fftyesnss, day,
and food and lodging. Cn the appointed
day eoery one failed to make his appearance.
Another gentleman in the same neighbor-
hood engaged FIVE for the same work !; only
two kept their promises to him. outsof
fourteen but Two fulfilled their contraces.- -
Agentleman from Nelson county writes us:
"I cannot manage the freedmen; can you
recommend . suitable person-tos cultivate
my, farmp We hear constant complaints
from all quarters Charlottesville (Ha.)
Chronicle. 81 s,,;.s
"A Texas letter writer says: '"Any
man in this State who does not own four
hundred head of cattle and seventy or one
hundred horses and mules, Is worse than
worthless. Beef sells here at Eve cent. per
pound, horses aud. mules from fifteen to
thirty dollars for round lots, and are within
two hundred and fifty miles of q good mar
ket As far as the eye can reach in every
direction, and as far as you may 90, the
country is alive with stock. The whole
market of the United States: might be sup
supplied here, and there would not be any
apparent decrease"
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Jhe Yarkvile Guq;l|.'iiter.
YoRKvILLE. $. G.
OUR THRMs---IN ADVANCE
DAYMoRsINa, OCTOBER ss, 1896.

THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per year
TWO DOLLARS for six months; ONE DOLLAR for
three months-payable in tgreenbacksn When payment
is n,adei in specie, TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
per year; ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
for six months; sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS for. three
months. Single copies TEN CENTS.
n- Corn, Flour, Wheat, Bacon, Lard, Firewood, &C.,
viii be received for Subscription Advertising Job Work,
ct market prices. -
The paper win be discontinued on the expiration of
time for which payment has been made Subscribers
who find W cross mark the wrapper margin of their
paper, will understand thu, the Time paid for has expired
o. Mr.. JOHN R. ALLEN, Post Master, at Chester C.
H., is our authorized agent for Chester District.
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NEW ApVERTIsNMNNTs

~ " NV 1a&S 4AS<~&4AA &A~s = - Il
W. a.. Perry, Private Secretnry- TO the Governor.
J. l., Wrighi-Sale Of Stock, &c.
Der H. BiRper, deceased. ...'s-- {.
J. Herndon, ], =. Jeferys-Electio Notice
j. A. Brown, o. CitaionR D. fMcKnight--Wm
Lieut.. % F. Waei,t~ General Order, No. i. -
Col A. Coward, Col. J. M. White, Col saml w Melton,
and Capt g. Lucian Love-Nom nation for me HOUSE
A s. wsaee, for the House Of Rspreser
tatives ~ Fsss. - -
WI. Ciavson, Esq Candidate for the House Of Repre-
zadoe D. Candidate for the House Of
colsan1 Candidate for the House Of Repre-
George W. wiilIams candidatefOr the senite.
Enquirer Offce-Rags Wanted. -rf--. s,,gzse.fzss,
Floyd, Dobson & Co-Rnbber Bottom Brogans.
81 .tssssSeW -=0hildren,s Shoes. 7& - ~
go Sa a-Bootst Bootsi !! b
.. c.; 81 .sls.a-Douhle HeWed Brogans. ssl
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STHE STATE CONVENTION.


' This body adjourned sine die, on Wed
1esday, Of last week, after a harmonious
session of fifteen days. Quite number Of
radical changes have'been made in our form
of government, which we earnestly hope may
result in good to the State at large.
What the Convention has done, is clearly
set forth in the subjoined extract from a
message of Governor PERRY, sentiinto that
body on the last day Of the session. After
congratulating the Convention upon the ter.
mination of its labors, the Governor says:
aYou. have repealed the Ordinance of Sc.
cession, abolished slavery, eqaalized the
representation in the Senate, given thee.
lection of Governor to the people, express
ed your judgmentiu regard to the election
of Presidential Electors by the people, es-
tablished equal taxation throughout the
State, and declared the responsibility of
the representative to his constituency BY
viva voce voting in the Legislature"
nYou have endorsed the administration of
President Johnson, and pledged yourselves
to cooperate With him in ssthe wise meas.
ures be has inagurated for securing peace
and prosperity to the whole Union" And
you have referred to Commission the pro.
lection of the "Freedpsp" and colored
population of the State, whose business it
will be to submit to the Legislature wise
code of laws to regulate the relative duties
Of the employee and employer,
We did not receive s;copy of the new
Constitution until afterthe outside of our
paper was in type, AMI are consequently
unable to lay it before sopr readers this
week. We will undertake, however, to
give a synopsis Of the ohsdges which have
been made, togsther> Nth an outline Of the
provisions Of sbe former Constitution, BY
which tbemore important changes can be
reaony percelVed.
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
The former Constitution provided for for
ty i've Election Districts, of which nine
weresin the Judicial District Of Charleston,
three in Golletou, four lin Beaufort, two in
Georgetown, and two in orangeburg, TINS
allowing those FIVE Jpdical Districts an ag.
gregate representation Of twenty one sena-
tors, viz tensin Charleston, three in Cole.
ton, four inBeaufort, and two in Orange
burg, while the other judicial Districts in
the State were only entitled tq one senstor
each-thus practically giving to the Eve
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COURT WEEK.

Mex. Monday is the first day Of the Fall
Term of our Court. We learn. that Judge
MUNRO viii probably attends Atany rate,
the Jurors have been SUNNI oned, and such
business will be transaotedas may be neces-
sary to put the Gourt<into ship-shape, for
the Spring Term. Weshallbe glad to see
sour country friends in town, putting on the
airs, at least, Of the good old time.
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I The ALABAMA STATE GoNvaNgIoH ..
pnls satalda the ckair irnan of the oopunittss
ontbe ordnance of fseeesaion and tho rasolu:' @
ton of the eonyspsi JSe 81 5speftsa 81 d
fellows 9
llsoEasnap noes sesollhe6s ind sT pyocee,l.;
5igs of l's eQp oE Ss6l, with & so: q,
Hpsh q hs oast tuition adopted Il ii hid
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b@- We are indebted this sweek, TO- Messrs
MOSES ALEXANDER, G. A. FRAZIER and
Mr.. W. j. YATES, of the Charlotte Dem.
ocrat for late papers. ...;.:
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!
ls BETHEL PREsBYTRRY. -
Eaitof Believing thsts msas of
Your readers would be glad sc Know sOtifs.
thing Of the doings Of Bethel Pysst5tssy,
7 send you brief and Imperfect skstckof
its proceedings at its Jate sessions Ssss
y Pursusntstoadjo adjonrnmeut, Pfesbytesymet
at Beershebs 0hnrchin York Dist., ob Che
29th nit, and ID the absence Of the last
Moderation, Vas opened with ! q sermon by
Rev. j. 81. MARg1s, from Ephs 6a24
aGraee be'siths allsbsn thatloss o;uifIord
Jesus ehhst ii sinosrity
This meeting 5of Psssbytsty vss more
fully attended than amp one during fbspast
fonr years Only one minister, now resi.
ding within ous bounds, MAS sbssns ina
nearly an our cblrches were spfssspssa.
The meeting vss ;a syeEg moniops zone,
and; many things pbipsd temszs svsry
pleasan saudsinteresdng Ocossion sstbodRh
but very little business vas trsusacted Isl ID aside
from the ordinary routine. ~ s
The Rev. N. Id. Woop sss sIasSsd Nd
orator and aRsr. H. Ahrix sslnvoisry
clsrk Friday altsfaodu / q sss 6 oooaSisd & W In
the appointment 81 Committees, aud ,sip
hearing the sNarratiyesg ffom the rsspso.
tiseschurches, onst statsiof religion drhe
information thur furnished xss, 4 Is tls csse
of one or two of the shurDhss sruiy; gfssi-
fying and cheering, assuring us thet God
had.hsens with sbisssord aud dinsno1s, i'm
blesaingsRsnsn fssa;66e ths Dol aSaanlthe
CONVERSION 81 sinners Bat fso1 large
majority Of the churches "a tscsiysd 5he
sad complaint ef eoldness spa sasapsrsiiss
barrenness in; ;oazz zions Mzs;sss6d 6dnscsion
one sfacsis worthy % 6osiss aas as.-
Only 9. few Of our church sessioanis siai 81 sans M I'm
writer aaFssti yes lessins Plssbytsryfto
depsnd solely yons shassesba assssWsptssof
Ministers and Elders 5s ~ lsur
sessions, and clerks siOoii lsssns she
ImPa atanSe of Sampl Izssls @ s,sudipe
order Of YrSsbvtAr5 az yef, 4 ly;y;s, ..ss;s..
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81 traps aud gafts.

A, s., -
81 fNHalH %ltfl kaEfE.
q
The freedmen in Loulslanla are CIV
ing some trouble IN violating their contracts
and leaving planters at sne omnencement
OF the packing season. 81 .,ss
.--- Sir, asked newly.Hedged legis-
iator OF . fellow passenger ON the Hudson
river railroad, t'are You going 70 the Leg's-
{ latufe e mo, thank Sod not so bad as
that Pm going to the State prison"
. washington iisnatch saws that a
ss,,nsr naar stsn6any;lle Ohio han made
sannlieation 70 the Freedman's Bureau At
Waspieeton. for one hundred blacks til
honed i,e win be nroomntlv snnnlied n
{. s. -. Adyioes from washington state that
: Il, action win be taken by the Executive
Denartmant ON tba9 Mississinoi amended
fonst;tnt;,,n. raeanrt,v sreceiyed and all 9th.
s,,,,I ara whiah NAV be SAINT there from the
Sou,b, fa,tba, than5 q, communicate them 20
4 Cone ,sss, s.
An old ss,,o,v mt IN Wavne oountv
{ rna;.n. ,vfbo hos .a5vart;;.ad,, b;0 v;ss s;y
- -. ~ .s.a..,. - -
s.,. ..s,;sf , .a;.ss - . &c ~ Psn.h
-, 80 :. 90. az s.,.s,,a.u .soo..;s.r,an.
3 IA half nr;os n consideration Of 7his being
~ ~. rsaniar ns,. a,'SS cnstan,sr ~ So
q = = = >. ~ y 10 . II. E Fl
To show the gigantic scale Oh which
val var supplies were obtained BY the United
States government, there remains on hand
In one item ], 800, 600 pairs of new shoes.
The quartermaster's department has already
sold SO, 900 horses and mules, which have
produced upwards Of six million. dollars.
:, u..:,.,$oe H., -.
1o.o.So .0Ns 80 ~ u.t., ;sa....ss ~ .as
uoles.ue 80 80 80 Los s..." s,s'As'.sa
'le y N.sse .-.:s.S.. :. g. - ~ -
qulls ~ an nee.oes ee,sanOa.e ',,.. ..o.n ,neh
employers, snoWins slassney oD'SiI su nou'
est hylng II tney cansos 40 1ms' tney
are sens @ MofA 10 pay onele oam ior Tue
gfnD sney' eat 80
5. - % :, ,eileW - Sieaseiau' Hss onio nsleu
ueotge w. s, 5nasa, s.ole . GUITAR .!iOo iioln .
young iaay poAi9,ng - 5ne satle llt nouse 10
d!c was arrested as' Win tne Instrument III
ms nano was commitsed 70 prison; mas
slnce ssgot religion ana peen visited py the
young lady prosecutor, and they are gong
TO be married.
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time exssnds from January lst 1852 q
May 18Th 1866: 81 viii readily ssppsal
that the value assessed viii, iu Many cases
differ materially from The gold.yalue Ct the
time. -. - ssz;ss
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Enquirer CLUB RATES.

club of ten.
After. club has been returned and the!
money paid, the person making the club:
may add as many more subscribers at the.
rate of the original club, as is,desired.
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& irof ths YcskyiIis Esosii issj


FOB TEE LRaIsLATHR1 90
F6s gonyension Having desgnslsa 4hs
third Wednesday Of the present m5ay5 u
the day for the election of delegates u fbe
first General Assembly Of ssas Ssate nndsr
the new Copstiaation, Il ispsUpss shassts
people Of this Disttict s6ouid 81 SdSs look
about for able and reliable men Il sepfssent
them in that body. We oanpossactd 10
Eensrust our policsls sdestisjss ii this plisieal
and csIamitoas period 81 Snf History Ssdny
but men of approved wisdom, bigh mental
capacity, and thofough business qnsli6us-
tions. The work before shenis imporisht.
Let us'sslect men qnaiiasd fotils ssp6asi-
bilitiea. s y sssss'sssE 80
II this yiew, the friends sf Col. S1Ml
". MELTON, desire 70 present his nsns 70
the citizens Of this District as' ore .ssnipsps.
ly qualifedsto represent thsns "a sheloxsr
branch Of thss Iegislssurs. Aisdc6sb
conservative man q she beginning q. thSss
.unfortunats struggle and not iesdsrip
what was deemed By many, III hssts astiop
of the State, hsinsyerthslssa Hfsalhorse.
tion. was decided, recognizcd bat ttfsio6s
duty Of all her citiAs1s, Is rally is sEsFde.
fence; and was one among the 6lst % res-
pond to her call for men. sss
Z After am nshonoabIs Iscareef5pf two yssrain
the field, he was called BY orders ff6m bic
War Department, % iill Tue sespousibIs post
Of Assistant Adjatsnt Genelal st Richmond.
10 isscapaeity the high seputatiou hsss-
,tablishsdt forfrnnsss; sbiliy, and bnsinssss
qualifications, extended thrdds shopt Tie
whole country and won fof him fhs nnsni-
mons verdict, thst none # 1its high trusss
were moro vorthily bestowed
citizen this Diatrict, identified with,
and appreciasing ia interests ii chafasser
irspfoashsbis ana high lsgsl nausnss,
We esn dnas none 'pOIs corp psfspL II NEST
Fths lsapi pirsuspfs Of . lagialati sssst&tthis
Ftima.; f;sss ssss
"a - - 500 81. a Il
We tops tbs peopls bythsi sOsss Vim
Eeall him idso shair ssssiiee, q aad iin hoaoang
themselves, bsssov aaisiesl bpups ppdn
Ione who viii lssandtsd. .Hstz6il
a MANY FRIHNDS
49, Forthe Yorkyille ENQUIRER. sssisS
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he be seized aud possessed OF settled ess
tate within the same, in bis own right, Of
the nluetof fifteen hundred pounds, ster.
ling, sclearof debt. Il also provided that
Having served as Governor one term, he was
NOT re:eligible TO the same Office until the
expiration Of four years: -
Under Che present Constitution, the Gov
,srnor is to be elected by the electors squalif-
sdtoyot yotssfor members ofthe Houssof Rep,
sentatiyes- -sshall hold his Office for four
years, and shall not Be re.eligibls for two
consecutive terms. Eligibility for ths Of.
foe consista in having attained the age Of
thiryyears, and been q resident and citi.
zen Of the State for ten years preceding the
dayo election. 3. -: - 4 {, - 80 .
The Governor is By the new, and WAS
BY the old Gopstitution, invested with hthe
patdoning power. The new Constitution,
provides, however, that be shall report to
the General Assembly, all lpardons granted
BY him, fwithsa full ssatamenteof each scae,
and thereasous therefor. 49,; ms Is Is
Under the former Constitution be WIS en-
powered to convene the Legislature in ex-
ira session Oh extraordinary occasions, and
aud IN caseof disagreement between the two
Houses as to the time Of adjournment, ad.
jonrnt them to osuch time as he should thipk
proper, not however, beyond the fourth
Monday in November ensuing. The new
Constitution confera on him the same pow.
ers, and in addition, that he;may adjourn
the Legislature should either Housesremain
without squorum.for threesdays. a$s
Heretofore, the Governor has been requir.
ed TO reside during The sittings Of the Leg
islature wherever that body may be insses.
sion; and allowed at other times to reside
wherever, in his opinion, the public good
might require: The present Constitution
reoures him Is reside dnr;no tba ,itt;nos of
the General Assembly wherever they may
be held, and vests in the Esgislature the
no,or - - ,e,,n;;re ri. na,,o
.ba d.n;tol of Tho Stat. 5@ssf. .ES5E'5.'S
Ths sao,;on = .bs IA f,,n..;.n.;,, 80 ,,h;,,
cave the Governor m ~ ,,ob;b;. g.be
exnort.tion of tnrov;,;on,Ss t., 7anv time M.
e.csad;no thirty aays.y "a oo,m1;ttad in tbs
nav. sss
sqHr. .n1ruYrN.nr ! - aoyranop y, q, !.
Hinder the he former f,on.t;tnt;on !tBss;1 IAN.
nt.Goverpor vas obose1 il tl,s ssno,s
manner i as the Governor: for fSe same =, "a.
riod. d. [ and reouired tbe sams oual;fic.tion, !,
In;case Of the impeachmsnt Of the Cover.
nor ;b;a remoyelfro1an ot,;sa sdsaths ::,s.;ona.
ton Or : removal from :tb. s State. The I,;sr;.
tenant Governor auooeeded him.
H.,..f..r .,ha 1i.n..u.n.- ,a,,.,,,. s,,;,,
h chosen - II. 8.
= ~. f,,s,na. .an,;an,. s ,,,;.. - o.
- $500 "a q, .h. :. :.
3, aa.ions. J - 4. 80 o,ss a & ,he as..b of .6.
eo,.,no, 4. ,;i,,...os.a to,,bs f.a,.,,..
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majority Of the vholesrep representation Of
that House agree topass the Bill, sit must
then bessent, together with the objections
to the other House, by which it shall like.
wise be reoohsidered, and if approved, by
a majority Of the whole representation of
that othersH House itsshall become q law. In
all such cases tbe. votes Of both House
must s. be determined I ~ yeas and nays, and
the names Of the persons voting for and
against the bill shallbe entered on theiour.
nal of each House respectively If any
bill shall not be returned TO the Governor,
within two days lsundays exoepted) after
it has beer. presented to him, 1.-THE same will
become law In like mannersas if he had
signed it. In order that time may be al
lowed the Governor to consider bills passed
by the General Assembly, neither House is
permittedgto rsad.any Bill on the last day
Of its session except such billssss have been
returned BY the Governor I. - ss y.
!s s. THE JUDICIARY = ,s.g q
tinlthe State remains as heretofore, except
the General Assembly is required 10 oestab..
lish, aa soon as possible, 10 each District ID,
y
the State, 9 Court inferior 70 sour s. present & e
Court Of Common Pleas, to.be styled the
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Court while in Office, Is to Be resident Of
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