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SI'i' - GRANVILLE D. HALL.
.' .u. JOITN Il. llUHBARD.
lI SAMUEL B. MCCOLLOC1I.
HARMON STNBRL.
--.-sr.-s-,'- RtpWblicdn State Central Committee.
WhlEllHO, Aprti 70, 1siDs, u ~
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the forfeiture incurred shall sue therefor at the d.
rection of the commissioner. aH1 eH-a.a r. ri;
SECT: 49, Section third of chapter forty-nine of
the revised statutes is amended bystrkng out all
words in the last line after share" sections TWEEN
ty'one twenty-five, thirty-nine and forty Of same
chapter; also chapter ixtyseven OF the public laws
OF eighteen hundred ffty-nne; chapter two hundred
and thirteen of the public laws Of eighteen hundred
sxty-three; section two of chapter hundred and
ninetyfour Of the laws of eighteen hundred sixty.
eight and all Of chapter two hundred and twenty of
the public laws OF eighteen hundred sixty-eight re-
lating to insurance, hereby repealed saving all
rights existing and all actions pending under any of
such repealed acts. H
SECT. a. No person holding the office of insurance
commissioner under this act shall at the same time
hold the office of examiner Of banks and if the fees
under this act amount to a sum greater than two
thousand five hundred dollars the balance over and
above said sum shall be paid by said commissioner
into the treasury Of the state and the commissioner
is hereby directed to keep an accurate account Of
said fees received and account for the annually
with the governor and council. a.
SECT. %. This act shall go into force and take
effect on the first day Of July next, but the commits
soner may be appointed at any time after it's ap-
proval. 2aa 93a t't - 4@,s i-it aEi T"t
. I4a [Approved March 81, 1901
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and the experimenting school committee SUPER
visor shall eTPend t accordingly # practicable
forty-nne of the same chapter is amended SO as to
read as follows: " H #...s.t 1s.s- =" 80
First They shall appoint suitable times and places
for the examination of candidates proposing to teach
in town and give notice thereof by posting the same
in two or more public places within the town at least
three weeks before the time Of said examination,
or the publication for like length of time Of said
notice in one or more of the county newspapers
having the largest circulation in the county They
shall employ teachers for the several districts in the
town and notify the several school agents of the
IeacherS employed and the compensation agreed to
be paid.
SECT 6. The eleventh item or specification of Sec
ton OF the same chapter is amended so as
to read as follows: .N a. fo
Eleventh. Determine what description of scholars
shall attend each school, classify Them and transfer
them from school to school in districts where more
than one school kept at the time and no dis.
trict committee is elected and may authorize. the
admission OF scholars in district into the schools
of another district. - f3FHs II = $50
SECT. 7. The third item or specification of section
ffy-three of the same chapter is amended SO as to
read as follows: ara .TrAfl11 7 = n"
Third To provide fuel and utensils necessary for
the schools and make repairs upon the schoolhouses
and outbuidings and procure insurance of the same
II the district SO direct; but than one tenth
OF the money apporOned to the district shall be ex.
for such repairs in year. exclusive OF fuel
and insurance.
SECT 8. The fourth item or specification of section
htythree of the same chapter shall read follows:
Fourth. He shall, within the year for which he is
chosen perform all the duties required Of him by
law and if he refuses or negects SO to do as tar a.
practicable, the municipal officers on complaint Of
any inhabitant of the district and after due notice
discharge such duties, who Shall be duly sworn, have
all the powers and perform all the duties of school
agent for the district. ~ ~ ITiIt9 rs liIa!El
SECT. 9. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent
Win this act are herebyrepealed and this act shall
take effect when approved. @'s a ;1.9&"2tIaE ii q
[Approved March 2l, 1901 ~
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Chapter l6O.

AN ACT amendatory of IAN Act to amend chapter
cen hundred and ftysix relating to the charter of
the State Agricultural Society,"" approved March
trst eighteen hundred and seventy. ,f&fAi acE
SECT. l.. Section two of " An Act relating to the
charter OF the State Agricultural Society," approved
March first, eighteen hundred and seventy is hereby
amended SO as to read as follows: 3! 51, ia -
SECT. 2 At each annual meeting Of said society Il
snail elect by ballot president secretary treasurer
trustees and other necessary officers. a. II rs.
SECT. 2. This act shall take effect when approved.
lApproved March II, 1901 71.--o
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Improved March 81, 1901
Chauter 1877,

AN ACT additional to can Act to amend chapter
one hundred and one of the laws Of eighteen hun
dred and ftty-nine, eating to drainage'9
SECT. 1. The act entitled can Act to amend
chapter one hundred and of the laws of eighteen
hundred and tifty.nine, relating to drainage" ap-
pIGved by the governor on the tenth day Of March,
to have any effect operation or force in any case in
which suit at law or in equity involving the question
OF the right OF any person Incorporation construct
continue or deepen any drain, was pending in any
court in this state when SAID act was approved
SECT. z This act shall take effect when approved
Approved March 81, 1901 = ~.
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CHAPTER ISL.


AN ACT relative to the selection and empaneling Of
Jurles tor the trial of civil and criminal cases
other than capital. Il1 70 -717a'~'H
SECT. l. A jury for the trial of each civil cause
ana OF every criminal other than capital shall
De empaneled in the manner hereinafter provided,
ana all acts and parts Of acts inconsistent herewith
are hereby repealed.
- SECT 2 When any such civil criminal case is
IN order tor trial. and before proceeding its trial.
the clerk, under the direction OF the court may at
the request OF either party, place the of all
jurors who are legally summoned and in attendance.
ana not engaged in the trial of other cause sep
aratey upon tickets in box, and the names shall be
drawn from the box by the clerk, after having been
thoroughly mixed one at time. for the purpose Of
constituting jury and each party shall have right
peremptoriiy to challenge two jurors but all perenp-
Tory or other challenges and objections to juror
drawn, It then known, shall be made and determined
ana the juror sworn aside before another name
IS Drawn and SO on until the panel is completed. A
new jury shall be thus drawn for the trial Of each
ana every causes and after the panel thus completed
the presiding justice shall appoint Of their
per to be foreman for the trial Of the be tried
by that jury.
SECT. g. This act shall take effect on and after the
first day of May in the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and seventy.
lApproved March 81, 1901
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Chapter 1853.

an ACT relating t. injunctiOns
SECT: L. whenever judge of the supreme judicial
court snail order a writ OF attachment to be issued
against any person for contempt in refusing or neg
lectng to obey any decree decision order of said
next term, and such person has been arrested and
given bail thereon, according to the rules of said
court Tor practice in chancery if such person shall
afterwards before the next term of the court AGAIN
violate the said decree, order or decision second
writ OF attachment may be issued upon proper pro-
ceealngs therefor, returnabe to the next term on
which he shall not be baiable.
SECT. z This act shall take effect when approved.
lApproved March 81, 1901
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ChaDaer 15D.

AN ACT to amend chapter eleven Of the revised
statutes relating to the employment Of teachers
Scot l. Sections ten, fOrty-eight, fifty four and
ffyfve Of the eleventh chapter Of the revised stat
utes and the items orspecfcations marked second
and " fourth" of the tftythird section Of the same
chapter are hereby repealed.
SECT 2. The eleventh section of the same chapter
is amended so as to read as follows:
SECT. IL. Amy town failing to elect members of
experimenting school committee or supervisor. as
required by law shall forfeit not less than thirty nor
more than two hundred dollars
SECT. 5. The fifth specification or item of section
twenty-five of the same chapter is amended so as to
read as follows
Fifth. 10 instruct the experimenting school COM
mittee supervisor at what time the schools shall
commence if they find it practicable.
SECT T. The thirty-irst section of the same chap
ter Is amended SO as to read as follows
SECT. 81. school district at legal maetino ma "
determine what proportion Of their school money
shall be expended for the support Of summer school
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Chapter 1854.

AN ACT additional to chapter forty.six of the re.
ylsed statutes, concerning corporations
of this state at legal meeting of its stockhoders
may vote to change its name and adopt a new one:
and when the proceedings Of such meeting certified
by the clerk thereof returned to the office of the
secretary of state to be recorded by him, the name
shall be deemed changed, and the corporation under
Its new name, shall have the same rights powers and
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Chapter 1872.

AN ACT additional to IAN Act respecting actions
agai st executors and administrators" approved
February third, eighteen hundred and sixty.nine
SECT l. The act entitled "An Act additional to
proved February third, eighteen hundred and sixty
nne is hereby amended by adding thereto the follow
ing wcrds TO wit: This act shall apply to any
case where the executor resides out
OF TINS state at the time of the bringing of the action
SECT. q This act shall take effect when approved.
lApproved March 81, 1901
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shall have been suspended by the commissioner shall
be dissatisfied with the decision Of the commiss Oner
in suspendng it Or i'll refusing to allow it, upon ap-
pcation therefor to resume business it may petition
the supreme judicial court for revision OF such de-
csion The petition may be presented to any justice
Of said court in vacation term time, and he shall
notice to be given to the commissioner OF the
time and place of hearing which may be in chambers
and in vacation, and upon such hearing affirm re-
verse the decision of the commissioner and the de-
cision Of such justice shall be final.
SECT 20. All life policies and money due On the
exempt from attachment and from all claims
of creditors during the life Of the insured where the
annual cash premium paid does not exceed one hun
dred and tfty dollars. and when it exceeds that
if the premium has been paid by the debtor his cred
itors have lien on the policy or policies for such
an amount in Of one hundred and fifty dollars
per year as the debtor may have paid for two years.
subject however to any pledge assignment thereof
made in good faith.
SECT. 81. This act shall not be so construed as to
apply to any foreign marine insurance company which
does appoint agents to represent in this state
interfere with the rights Of any citizens to effect
insurance with such company, either by making ap-
plication in person Or employing other persons Ii.
censed as aforesaid to negotiate such insurance.
SECT. %. All penalties provided by this act may
be recovered in action Of debt in the of the
state and the shall enure to the state when col
lected. The county attorney for the county where
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Prussia has won II Il not yet safa'to con.
Ciudc thnt she must come ont Of the strug'
victorious. France is not yet defeated.
In the cncmy's country Prussia may find
It very difficult to follow up her successes.
The French army still occupies strong
position, and It e not at all impossible
tllat In the general engagement, which
can moi much longer he delayed, the tide
OF battle may be turned, the French eagles
carrying death and ruin into the very
heart OF Germany. II, however, Prus.
STA should again und again repeat
her triumphs the position Of Ma.
Doleon becomes serious indeed. TO him
moro than to any monarch in Europe sue.
cess is q necessity. Its his life, His sue
ccsscs as the ally Of Great Britain in the
Crimcan war did much TO establish his
position. His successes At Magenta and
Solfcrino received Il waning popularity
Success now will establish his dynasty
But defeat will be his ruin and the ruin Of
his house. 1t is possible that timely &C.
tim IN the direction Of re.cstabllshthg the
republic may save him but 1t Is not Ger
tain. If Prussia enters Paris in triumph
n congress Of kings will depoSc the par
eMu, and France will consent to the rcstor-
alton Of the house Of Orleans. On the
next great battle hangs the fate Of dyllas'
ties and empires.
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their rounds fell equally III Wcissenburg
and in the midst Of the troops. Several
houses were on fire, and large number
Of soldiers lay dead or wounded. About
eleven o'clock General VOlIecauss dIvi
sion was commencing to retire. How
ever new attack was ordered. The
Turcos led the way, and bAyOnet in hand
threw themselves on the Prussian batter
les Of artillery, but all proved useless
HID the French insisted on attacking the
enemy any longer, there would not nave
been one Of them left alive on the ground.
As SOON us what was lett Of General
Douay's fore: began retiring, the PfusslaH
artillery wis after them. II was about
twelve o'clock when Gen. D0Uay fell a
victim 10 the PrusSiNn artillery. The
troops commenced running without order,
crossing the roads and vineyards until
again reachlDg the farthest part Of Weis.
senburg. The number Of the dead and
wounded must be very large indeed. The
remaining troops arc eager to revenge the
death Of their late General. 't
THE REPORT OF TIE FRENCH MINISTER
OF WAR.
PARIS, August 8.
The report Of the Minister OF War, ap.
proved by the Empress, Is published in
the official, Journal The Minister says !:
+" Existing circumstances Ohlige US to pro-
vide for the defense Of the Capital, and to
garrison II with fresh troops, allowing all
those which the Emperor Keeps under his
orders to contend in tho open country,
against an enemy emboldened by his first
success to the point Of marching on Paris.
But Paris will not be taken unawHrcs.
Neither strong arms nor devotion Of the
inhabitants will be wanting. The M.
tional Guard is to defend the rAmparts 1t
will have helped to render unasSaIlablc.
Forty thousand men taken from It's ranks
and added to the present garrison will
be more than enough to nuke m act
i've and vigorous defence against al en-
envy occupying an extended front.
Tho defense Of Paris, then, will
bo insured; but there is n point no less
essential. It Is the necessity OF filling up
the void IN our army. With the help OF
marine troops, with regiments still at our
disposal in France and Algeria, with the
fourth battalion Of each Of our one hund.
red regiments, including those members
who belong to the GartlG Mobile, and with
a portion Of our gems d'armee We may
easily put into the field 10000 mon. Be.
sides this, the call for the class of 1869
will give us 10000 men, who In month
will become real soldiers. But for this
struggle we can also employ the entire
Rationale and Mobile Gardes, and the
companies of Francfrcurs, who arc every
where asking tobe organized. Here we
have 400, 600 men and, finally, counting
onthe Garde Rationale Sedentaire, France
can then arm two million Of defenders.
Their arms are ready, and million arc
still 10 reserve" ...
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uruERro, il Texas was good for any.
thing, il was for producing brilliant cases
Of bGrbarty, otherwise known as "chival'
ry." But this prominence Inns gone
from her, Us we infer from tho tact that,
ut Galveston, the other day, gallant
SOuthron was fined 500 because he beat
Il man nearly to o jelly for driving his own
horse with astilT:bittCd bride.
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Cl.ARKSBuRG, W. va
J. NJ. McWHORTER, Agent,
.... WHEELING, W. VA.
Agents wamtrd everywhere IN the State.
usrrnrScx pY PERMISSION.

WEPgRENCE ny PERMISSION.
lion VIM +. Stevenson, 00VGrnUr West Va.
x. l.. berkshire, Judges Supreme Court 0l
James II. IIrOwn, Appeals II West Va;
J. ]. Jackson, Jr., Judge III U. ). ulalrlcI
Court, ". Va. r.- .h. .,.
u. y. T. + rnswUrth, President Ut Senate,
WUAt Va
A, Werningsr, inaIIbur Suuuie. -..r-..,.
Jacob IIOriibr0nk, Ircsl. West Va. lns. Co.
Inrub NJ. BichGi, Vie FrGst
Caleb BOrgrss. Attorney, ClarRshurS. w. W.
Samuel WOnds, PhillipPl,
D. White, SHcriG Mercer county,
Il. u. DaVia, Senate, Mineral county,
!. n. Camden, President Of First National lhl'E'
E'ArkerSbHrg.
And tho following members OL thu House OF Dole
HalCs OG Visit Virginia.:
ION. B. II! Smith, EanawlH county
" @. G. burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WetZrl
=" Nathan Cot, Harrison
i" Joseph 'retuf, BarbONt 'I.
I" X. NJ. Hill, Marion
- James IIeFvGy, Brooke
e Martin Judy, Grant
Il. Davidson, Taylor
Henry Brannon, Lewis
:" Floyd Nicely, DOddridgc e
]. r. BOwyGr, Putnam "a
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Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of. tic most eminent Col
lCgee in the United States, and the greater part
0fwhOs0 He has been spent in the bC pitfalls Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of tho most astonishing Ctlrcs that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing IN
,the head and cars when asleep, great nervous.
hess, being alarmed ut sudden sounds, bAshful
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some.
In0dlately. .p'f.
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The Pope has written to Napoleon
letter Of rcmonstranCe against the reno
val of French troops from Rome. The
recent canons Of tho Council have driven
out tho cannon on which his Holiness
depended for defense. Pho Mono should
send bull after the dogs 0fWar.
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