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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

Having rented the new and elegant store, l79
King street. lately occupied by Me:srs. Loolnis Il
tacer and known Isaac Georges old stand.
offer tony country friends. in connection with as
well selected stock of groceries as De found in
the city, the free use OF the FINE Y ARD in the
rear OF the premises, entrance Columbus street,
near Christ Church. Key in the store, 179 King
street. Farmers wishing TO DO busn IS in the city
can Leave their teams at this place with peE5ert
safety. and at no expense 10 themselves.
Particular attention paid to orders from the
county. Highest prices paid for Country Pro-
duce. June IL, '6s-ly
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B O Ne DU S T

l-COARSE ana MIXED. PINE, suitable
for Drilling. And 3-FLOURBD BONE
IEs~ WE WARRANT OUR BONE 70 AyALYzE PURE.
Packed in bbs. of $50 lbs. each. For winter grain
DouhleR Refined Poudrette and Fine Bone. mick
in equal proportions and drilled IN with the seed,
Lave produced most remarkable effects Sold as
ow as any article of the same purity and fineness
n the market
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TO FARMERS & PLANTERS

FEHHE LODI MANUFACTURINC COMPANY
L the oldest and the largest concern Of the kind
in the e. States, possessing extraordinary facilities
for the manufacture of Fertilizers. controlling ce-
cl"stcey the night-soi bones and dead animals of
n. York, Brooklyn and Jersey cities as also the
great Communipaw abbatoirs, offer for sale, ia
lots to suit customers,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09
I2cG Ho for the West lQH1
GREAT NATIONAL DOUBLE

TRACh ROULE FOX
St. Louis, Mo- Cleveland Ohio,
Memphis. Tenn, st. Paul. Minnesota,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Detroit. Michigan,
indianapolis, lnd.s Chicago, ILL.,
Louisville, KY, Kansas City, Mo-,
Pittsburg, Pa Cairo Illinois,
and all principal Cities West and Southwest. via
the BALTIMORE 4 ono RAILROAD and its
Connecting Roads. drrGn gement8 haze beea aade
by which passengers going West can purchase
through tickets (of the Virginia Central) for all
Points at the ticket offices at Stanton or
Wa. nesboro by so doing they will save from
s. to 10, each through ticket, besides avoiding
all trouble and expense OF cAecking Baggage and
Omnibus transfers. as there is only change Of
cars between Baltimore and Cincinnati or Indi
annapolis ana bat tico to 81. Louis Chicago, Fer
ra Haute, &C., besides ELEGANT SLEEPING
CARS on all night trains, this route is therefore
the most desirable. especially for Families and
Ladies travelling alone.
Passengers with Western through tickets pur-
chased at the above named offices have the priFi
lege of visiting Baltimore without extra Expense
and then resaming their journey West
This IS the only Route, which check Bag
gage from Washington City to all Western cit
Three Daily Fast Express Troias from w ash
ington and Baltimore to all points West leaving
Washington City as follows: Mail Line, 7,45,
+ + n n Fast 4i's' 49, P NJ Express Line 8 40
The above trains make close connections at
Wheeling, Columbus and ParkeFshurg, with ali
Western Railroads, for all points.
Passengers having on SATURDAYS willgo through
by this route. without laying over on Sundays,
thus arriving at destination in advance Of any
other route.
For tickets and further information apply to C.
S. Arnall, Agent Va Central Railroad, Staunton,
and to Joel Wallace, Agent, Va. Central Railroad
at Wayres5of0 or to
LOUIS ZIMMER,
Gen3 Southern Aeept, b. 4 o. R. R..
Greensboro. ~ c.
i. VI. Cole, General Ticket Agent, B.. & o. K.
r., Baltimore. Md.
J. l.. WILSON, Master Transportation, b. l.
o. r. r., Baltimore, Md.
June lift
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Brick Store-House and Small
Dwelling thereon,

8 Acres, more or less,
about half mile from said town and on the Val
ley Turnpike, the same to be laid off in lots to be
mace known on the day of sale.
Terms Of Sale: = 0ne-third in thirty days. one
third in one year, and the residue in two wears
from the day of SALE all bear interest from that
day; the purchasers to give bonds with good Sc
curity, and lien to be reserved as additional Sc
curlty. SAML BEHM,
June l8-4w Commissioner
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81 Office 70 ALL WHOM II NAY con

"a Office TO ALL WHOM II NAY con
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propose, and will, when called on, sell to those
persons who by the rayages OF the late war, have
lost all tfiey possessed, and Who find it hard
matter to supply themselves with the necessaries
and comforts oflift, anything in my line of bust
at IL per cent less than the usual price. Let
all those who may avail themselves Of this act in
good faith, and | viii discharge my duty with
fidelity.
ENOCH GRIMES 43 King st.
d ALSO KEEP THE VERY BEST COOK
u ING STOVES that are made. Also, the
celebrated EXCELSIOR REFRIGERATOR. tie
best in use IsnpAd Safes. Tin, MARGIN abundance
Wholesale and retail. ! also have fine lot Of
WATER COOLERS and ICE CREAM FREEZE
hl<S, Which Invite the attention Of my nJI-
mer ,us friends. cordially invite all persons
coming TO town t. call on me and examine for
themselves | guarantee all sell and what
say.
Roofing and Spouting, in town or country,
promptly attendended to. ENOCH GRIMES,
49, King street.
ALEX4 NURLA, VA.
June lily
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5000 TONS
Double Refined Poudrette,

Made from nightsoil, bloot,, bones and otfal,
ground to powder,
Its effects have been most astonishing. doubling
the crops. and maturing them ten days or two
weeks earlier. Equal to the best brands of Super
phosphate for Present Crop. eltho' sold only for
THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON.
Packed in barrels of $50 lbs each
z q NJ Z u II G n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-08-22
Read :sn, Hour :, Hsny.

There was lad who, at fourteen was apron
ticed to soapboiler. One of his resolutions was
to read an hour day NJ least at that rate. md
he had an old silver watch, left him by his uncle
which he timed his reading by. he stayed seven
years with his master, and said when he was
twenty-one he knew as much as young sQuires
did. Now let Us see how much time he had 10
read in seven years at the rate of an hour day,
1t would be 2,555 hours which would be equal
to three hundred and ten days equal to forty five
weeks; equal 30 eleven months, nearly years
reading. That time spent in treasuring up use
ful knowledge sure is worth trying for Try
what you can do Begin now. In years after
you viii look upon the task as the most pleasant
and profitable you ever performed.
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peferrto Correspondence.
FROM LELAND.
DEMOCRACY.

DEMOCRACY.
The Democracy of Leland yet live, and also
intend TO so long as any other party here does,
unless Sgnor, of the Earlville Gdseffe, should
kill them off, in which case we would suggest
that there are rnen enough in the county to give
Ms glorious funeral Let us hear from You
again, friend Charley
THE TEAHERs NORMAL.
j. NJ. Day. our school commissioner, is holding
q normal drill for teachers, and thus far the drill
promises success. lie is assisted by Prof. j.
Freeman, gentleman fully competent and in
every way fitted for the task. Your humble
correspondent called 1.-THE school on Tuesday of
this week, and while there enjoyed himself
ruuchly Mr. Freeman was conducting exercises
in.arithmetic and in so doing proved himself to
be scholar in that branch, teaching principles
and rules new both to the commissioner and the
teachers Already thirty-sevcn are in attend
anco with promise of more.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-08-22
Banking.

N AIlONAL CITY BANK OF OTTAWA
DIRECTORS:
~ n; rLH"EH WM c. CHURCHILL,
L. H. HAMES, EDWARD EAMES
JOHN d. CATION
TIE CaEY bank EAMES ALLEN 4 70 bos
transferred us organization from the Stare 4, M NotonaI
name and style Of "es' uhuer inc
The Rational city Bank of Ottawa.
ENchange on CHICAGO, NEW YORK and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold ~
exchange on ENGLAND IRELAND, sCOTLANpand
All important points in Continental Europe drawn in sums
to suit purchasers - ~
Gold AVID silver bought and sold
=. =. Revenue stamps Of all denominations con.
stantly on hand and for sale VIII
Also will give especial attention to the surcase and saIe
OF all classes of Government Securities, ipclud-
sg inc socaeI fye-Twenty and bonds and the
popular Seyen-Thirty loan. ~ ~ w w
We would respectfully solicit continuance Of the business
relations heretofore existing beteen the CITY Rank ri ia
patrons ana 10 then well such ones as NAV favor
Us WIN thelr business, would Say, shall be able toex.
tens such facility and accommodation trust will proye
to them satisfactory and profitable.
EDWARD EAsEs, President.
l.. II. EAyEs. Flee Pres. W. H. Bullyy Cashier
Ottawa, Jan, IS iS6S-y.
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INHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
OTTAWA.
CAPITAL paid in 100000.


NJ. ii. SWIFT .... ....... y,.se,Jss,
W BUSIINETL..... ... ne prrs,g-s,
JOHN T. NASil................ C,,l,c. .
DIRECTORS:
Milton II. Swift: Isaac Gage
H. d. Lyman. C. n. Van pCrcn
W bushnell, Chas. DelaEo,
~ r. cameron. Hugh Hamilton.
LdTesZO Leland, Joel W arfn.troo,
J. +. Nash.
Having organized urlor tho National Banking Law and
succeeded 20 the business Of VIM. H. " CusHan we are now
open Tor Tie Transaction OF general banking business.
Exchange on Chicago New York and all the friacipal
cities Of the United States, bought and sold
Exchange ~ England, Ireland, Scotland and Cont.
mental Europe. drawn 10 sums - .pit purchasers.
COLLECTIONS made throughout the state and rroinrtly
RENTED for on DAY oi payment ~ exchange
United States Illinois, and La Sale county bonds gold
silver, &C, bought and sold
full supply Of Revenue stamps, q all dcnomi
nations, constantly on hand.
Our facilities such that No offer iuaucem 70 cus
toner's and We shall endeayor give entire sa
faction TO those eurustng us with their business
Banking hours from A. NJ t. 4 T. y.
Fob. l1S6I.
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MISSION.
POLITICAL.

The sky Of the democracy in this town is clear,
and that body thoroughly organized for a polti-
cal fight. The meeting on the Sth inst, at the
Norway school house, was q success several re-
publicans were present, and one--Enoch Sprad-
ling, ESQ., favored us with neat little speech
Democratic speeches were made by J. I. Mont
gomery, A. T. Armstrong, Daniel Mason, super
visor Of the town, and ]. 8, Armstrong, Esq.
chairman of the club Directly after Mont
goaerys speech, SANDY" Rowe, a republican,
handed lin republican paper in order to read
aloud, tho reason louisiana was not admitted III
She Union, Gc. After reading the article, as
requested by the gentleman, Montgomery scath-
ingly retrieved it, and the straight forward in
depreciation did not exactly suit the republicans
present, so Bro. Spradling gave meaning to it.,
according to republican theory. A. Il. Arm
strong replied, giving the 'best in the shcp"
which proved to be a splendid, though short
speech Daniel Mason, young man who lost a
Limb in active service during the late struggle,
gave short account of what he saw in the
National Conservative Soldiers and Sailors
Convention in n. Y, Of which he was member,
Then followed J. s. Armstrong in q telling speech
of a few minutes After which ten dollars was
raised for circulating campaign documents when
the CLUB adjourcd to meet on Saturday evening
at candle-lehting, Aug 90
Inotce bills are circulated to the effect that
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IMPROVED LANDS FOR sALE.-1 have 70

EMPROVED LANDS FOR SAH.E.--I have for
n sale Of tho best grain farms in La Sale county, Sit
uated four and onohaf miles southwest Of Ottawa 1t
tns 100 all under good fences and in good state of
cultiyatior good house. cribs &C.. and is offered at
figures that cannot fail to suit In the town Of Brookfed
have the best stock and grain farm in this county and
not be Lsat in the State OF Illinois, contains 400 acres, 800
R One Of the finest springs Of water that appeared
above ground is this farm ANY person wishing TO buy
farm will make money by sailing before purchasing
hayo also 80 or 40 lots in Ottawa for sale very cheap
Ottawa. jan 10. 1S67.-u W. j. WIlITM0RE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-08-22
FROM WORTHWHILE.
SICKNESS,

There is considerable sickness in the country
ut this particular time, which makes business
for our young physician, G. A. David, rather
brisk, and as he is a good boy he gets his share.
John Clark, Esq, one of orr eldest citizens, a
man well known to all our people, being about
"a years of age, is now lying dangerously i'll,
with little hopes of his recovery
TEMPERANCE.
The temperance mania seems to have seized q
aarge part OF our citizens in this and the sd Join
ing town OF Adams, lately, as large and enthusi-
rastic meetings have been held at the Knights
school house "across the creek each Monday
teveniRg.
AT their last meeting, DR.. David delivered
Temperance lecture which, understand, was
splendid effort and but for his use Of too many
Latin instead Of English words would have pleas
sod majority of his hearers much better After
'ahe Speech" the audience was held spell bound"
'hy Bradley knight, about quarter"
The latter speaker thought if all the young
ladies would unite in determined effort, that
'ntemperance among young men might easily be
'chokod oat. His plan was for none of the falrer
sex to be company at all to any young man who
would pot sign the pledge, and soon all would
uock totake it as though it were gold Would
not there be some "tall fishing for trout in that
3oea Il put into practice Mr. Editor?
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FN0Ee SAEETde subscriber offers for sale, at bar.
IL gain business Lot, the south side of Main street
% deep. Apply TO u. DlCKEY.
Ottawa April 20, lS6S.-tf
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Hon, B. c. Csok, of Ottawa, will address the pco-
pie on the issues of the day, at Millers church,
on Monday, the 18th inst. This will be the
first, and undoubtedly the largest gun of the
republicans in this town during the campaign.
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NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale,
h able terms the following lands and town lots, situated
in La Sale county, to wit:
LANDS
10 Acre--W1S sWlI Of Eh Mex Sec. 9, T. 50, RS
50 Acres, a. Of Canal En- Mex Sec. II, 7. 49, RIB
so Acres-w1, SWH Sec. q, 4. 81, 3.
1GO Aores-NWH Sec. 81, T. 81, RS.
TOWN Lots.
Lots 5, q, Block 3, States Addition to Ottawa.
UndS Lot II. Block !, States Addition To Ottawa.
Lots 2, 81, IS, 3, TO- in Block 81 States Add.n TO
Ottawa.
Lots TO- II, a, 49, a. a. Block IS States Addition
to ottawa.
Lot 8, Block &c. States Addition toQttava.
Lot ID, Block 80 Ottawa Centre.
The above will be sold for part cash down. and tia re.idne
on time to suit purchasers For further particulars apply
Albert }. Dow, Canal ONCE, Ottawa.
Ottawa May 10, lS6S-tf 2 X GOODEII
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Mrntral.
TsNS THE AFFLICTED
Dir. KNAPP g. SON,

Physicians and Surgeons formerly of New York. are treating
successfully
RONIC Disc SEES,
Which embraces the approved methods in this
and other countries for hecure OF Chronic Diseases They
treat successfully all nervous and Neurago affections all
forms oScrouls, Dyspepsia lDease othe Constipation,
all Skin Diseases Pulmonary Consumption in its early Stages
n pa!s' Epepy Salt RneHm' Headaches all Heart
scusiuRl weakness 4 sexual Htscnses,
Which carrying Thousand, to their graves annually.
EVE AND Il II.
EYE and EAR They have had more extensive practice and
better success in the treatment of all
DIsRAsESorw WOMEN,
Than any other Physicians America They have cured
women who have been confined to their bed for years.
They never fail to cure
MATIsM!
In all stages; no matter of how long standing They
ASTHMA so It They have Sure or the
distressing disease, HEMMORRloIDS, OR PILES. They
Cure all Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
cure all Diseases OF the Threat ami LiBlys
CANCERSThey have had an extensive practice and won
deru success in the treatment Of cancers which they
without eating them ont using the knife Letthose who
have Tumors or Swengs or red spot lose no time in
having it attended to- timely treatment may save them
from the horrors, suffering aud death Of
CATARRH CURkD.-Thoy are treating oAu'rTh on new
system which Is sure cure FOR Ii..s disease
TIER CONSULTATIONS for years lave averaged from five
thousand year. which gives them an experience unsur
passed by any, and cqualied only by few.
We wish II distinctly understood that DR.. KNAPP Is ao,
travelling physician.
He only visits few places oeolSaonllyto accommodate his
numerous patients the country, and others who cannot
c53re1i.R3y visit him in Chicago.
sJ-Remembtr they 20 not promise to cure all stages Of
Disease While all diseases curabe if taken season, all
stages not Your may be crable this week
to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger OF delay.
No case VIII be received, when there
are any doubts OF cure or Relief.
Our Terms CASE; hence the moneyms bo with all
orders for medicines 1t from tive dolas 10 thirty dollars
per month, TO doctor with L, which includes msdcin5s
4ss-Ihe Poor will be favored
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients must write their name, State post olce address,
plainly All letters requiring answer, must contain ale
ter stamp, and be addressed to DR.. KNAPP % SON,
s-Anyof the above diseases can be treated successfully by
the patients describing their in letter, when thly
cannot see
DR.. KNAPP, who has yiial Ottawa, regularly for ten
years, be consulted 1865 al the Clifton House,
Monday, Feb 10TH Monday April Gth; Monday june lst;
Monday. July ?'th: Monday sept 2ls Monday Nov. l6h
Office 1so South Clark Street Chicago. jana
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FROM SOMONAUK.
DEMOCRACY.

Although we were disappointed in our an
tioipations OF speaker from abroad the
democrats of this place met at headquarters
on Saturday evening, Aug. s, and had q
good time among themselves. The band was
on hand and played several splendid airs, and
everything passed off smoothly and in the best
order. Uncle Bacon and Samuel Bichoson, Esq.,
addressed the meeting We have another time
on Saturday evening, August %. Good speakers
are expected and, by Gods goodness, sure to
come Let tho Democracy of this and adjoining
towns turn out TO q man. We DO not fall
nought save success, which we intend shall perch
on our banner next November. Soronaul1 will
go democratic. LARK it.
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CONSULTATION FREQ.
:For Sale AMI TO lseut.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY F0Gs SALE.
~ A fine residence on Ottawa ST., Earlye, with WELL
cern, good stable and frut shade and shrubbery.
Gothic House n. Railroad st. nearly opposite depot
and next door to Post Office.
of lot 3 100 feet Bridge street and running back SIS
TO railroad. Also,
farm in Serena miles from Ottawa, consisting of $40
and 40 timber The farm we'll mproved fenced
and has on 1t good house well and large granary
Reason for ssls-gong south to locate.
For term. and particular. inquire OF
Dr.. l. s. SANGER,
July 4-3n Earlyiila, la Sale Co., Ill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-08-22
DEDICATION.

The Methodist Protestant Church of this place
which has been for some time undergoing re-
pairs viii be re-opened and re-deGicated on Sun
day, August 80, at ten and one half o'clock A. NJ
Dedication sermon by the principal of Adrian
College, Michigan This is expected 10 be the
Largest meeting ever held in this place, as the
Doctors popularity is such as only to mention
his name will get crowd Come one, come all.
Services also at a1la P. NJ, and in the evening of
she same day,
The Catholic Church which was reconstructed
some time since, Of brick, is still incomplete,
although services are regularly held in it by
Rev. Father Dale, from Leland. The building
lis rapidly going forward to completion, and will
he, when completed the grandest building Of the
Kind both in material and architecture, to be
found IN this part of the country. Size, 40 by
50 feet, and 90 feet high.
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80 vEsEY STREET, NEW YORK

Having had many calls from trade for fancy brand OF
0olong and Young Tyson Tes, have been induced to
put mp in pound scaled packages fancy favored Ming
oolOng and NanklR MOyune Young Tyson, whch We arc
offering Il 20 per pound for Ooong and s50 Tor Young
Tyson The only advantage he<s tcs over our regu.
lar siyles Is the fancy flavor.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-02-13

DIRECT RAILWAY FROM New York TO New
ORLEANS. the year 1859, the work OF grading
the proposed railroad from Atlanta, Georgia to
Anderson c. H., South Carolina, was commenced,
but was Interrupted by the war we learn IRON
are being made to commence operations on that
line again. A considerable amount of the stock Of
the M cempapy has been taken in N Y. city, and the
design s eu IS to push the work right through. We
suppose the company has been recently rsGTgan
this this place, u has ben appointed a director
' When hen built, this road viii! be link in the mos
direct line of railway from New York to New Or
@ leans, tho route lying along by Richmond Dan
vile, Greensboro, Charlotte, Atlanta, and MSnt 1t
gomery 1t will make this the great tsoIougniar! tn a m
from North to South, and tlde OF + TRACE h @ ane
through s btin the heart Of gna and North Carolina
is about 100 miles.-DanviNe [ Fa.) Reg'ster.
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[coNTINUED ON SECOND PAGE

n@A venerable lady Of a celebrated physician,
one day casting her eye out of the window, obser.
YER her husband in the funeral procession Of one Of
his patients, at which she exclaimed: Il do wish
my husband. would keep away from such process
sions-it looks too much hike tailor carrying home
his work 5,-
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sar 'steel your heart" said considerate faith,
er to his SON, t'for you are going now among some
fascinating girls II had much rather steal
theirs, said the unpromising young man
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have the sole power Of Impeachment A vote Of
two-thirds of all the members elected shall be re-
quired for an impeachment, and any officer i'm
peached, shall thereby be suspended from Office
until judgment in the case shall have. been pro-
nounced. -
SEC. 2. An impeachments shall be tried by the
Senate, and when sitting for that purpose, they
shall be under oath or affirmation. No person
shall be convicted except by vote Of twothirds Of
all the members elected. When the Goyernor is
impeached, the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, or the senior Judge, shall preside, with .
casting vote in all preliminary questions .s..:
/ SEC. 3. The Governor and all other executive
and Judicial officers, shall be liable TO impeachment;
but Judgment in such case shall not extend further
than removal from Office The persons convicted,
shall, nevertheless be liable to Indictment trial and
punishment according to law. ,,5.,.,.,.., ....,,
Sec. 4. For any willfnl neglect Of duty, or other
reasonable cause, which shall not be sufficient
ground ofimpeachment, the Governor shall remove
any executive or Judicial officer on the address Of
two-thirds Of each House Of the General Assembly.
Rorided, That the cause, or causes for which
said removal may be required, shall be stated at
length in such address, and entered on the journals
of each House. And provided further, That the
officer intended to be removed shall be notified of
such cause or causes, and shall be admitted to q
hearing IN his own defence, before any vote for
such address; and in all cases, the. vote shall be
taken by yeas and nays, and be entered on the
journals Of each House respectively. s,tf!! u