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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-05-02


latuye. Whenever d vacancy s6sIl 6Il 0cc1F
10 tho Office Of Governor, before the Grst
three years Of the term shall have expired.
= new election for Governor shall take
place TO otll the vacsncy.
II. 1.-THE Office Of Auditor, Treasurer,
S,atu Superintendent Of Free Schools, or
Attorney General, siall become vacant BY
death, resignation or otherwise, it shall be
The duty Of the Governor to ill the same
BY appointment, psnd the appointee shall
> hold bis Office until bis successor shsll be
elected aud qualified in such manner as
may ba provided by law.
The subordinate officers uf the Executive
Department and the officers Of all public
Institutions oflhe state, shall keep an &C
count Of all moneys received or disburscd
by them respectively, from all sources, and
for every service performed aud make .
seni.aunual report thereof to the Govern.
or, under, oath or affirmation, aad any
officer who shall willfully make false re-
port, shall BE- deemed guilty of perjury.
lS. The subordinate Off ers Of the Ex-
scutive Department aud the officers Of all
the public institutions Of tue State. shall,
a. lsa.. ten days preceedn. each regular
session Of the Legislature, seyerally report
to the Governor, who shall trausmit such
repor. to the Legislature, and the Govern
or may a. any time require Information 10
writing, under oath, from the officers OF
bis department, aud all officers and mana
gers Estate institutions, upon auy subject
relating to the condition, management. aud
expenses Of their respective offices.
10. The Governor shall receive for bis
services salary Of tweuty.seven hundred
dollars per aunum, and 10 additional emo
iumont, allowance, or prerequisite, shall DO
paid or made to him, on any account. =
Any person, acting as Governor, shall re-
ceive the emolumeuts OF that Office.
The Secretary Of the State shall receive
one thousand the State Superintendent OF
Free Schools. fifteen hundred; the Treas,
urer, fourteen hundred; the Auditor, two
thousand; aud the Attorney General, thir-
teen hundred dollars per auunm; aud no
additional eDolumeut or allowance except
Is herein otherwise provided, shall be paid
or made out Of the Treasury ofthe State to
suy Of the foregoing executive oac'rs on
any account.
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THE NEW CONSTITUTION.
Proposed to tho People Of West Virginia
70 b. ,e..d oa Thursday. 2sdofAugust. 1872. 'i'''.
ARTICLE VII.
IcoNcLUDED,J

IA, Every bill passed BY the Legislature
shall, before it becomes a lay, be presented
to the Governor. Ifhs approve, be shall
sign it, and thereupou i: shall become :
law; but il. not, be shall return it. with
bis objections, to the House in which it
originated, which House shall enter the
objections at large upon its journal, and
proceed to reconsider it. II, after such
reconsideration, q majority Of the members
elected to that House, agree to pass ::A.s
bill. it shall bo sent, to tagether with the
objections to the other House. by which il
shall, likewise. be reoonsidered. and il
approved BY . majority Of the members
elected to that House, it shall become .
Law, Notwithstanding the objections Of the
Governor. But in all such cases, the vote
ot each House shall bc determined BY yeas
aud nays, to be entered on the Journal
Any bill, which shall not be returned by
The Governor within five days Sundays
excepted, after il shall have been present
cd to him, shall be law. 10 like manner
IS il ho bad signed it, unless tho legisla-
turs shall, by their adjournment, prevent
It's returu, in which case; it shall DO filed,
With his objections, in the Office ofths Sec.
retsry Of State, within five days after such
adjournment, or become Law.
l5 Every bill passed BY the Legisla-
tute, making appropriations Of money. em-
Lracng distinct tems, shall, before it be-
comes law, DO presented to the GOVERNOR
if he dis.ppruyc the bill or any ether item
Of appropriation therein contained, he shall
communicate such disapproyal, with his
reasous therefor, to the House in which
the bill originated; but all items not dis.
proved shall have the force aud effect Of
law, according to TIE original provisions
ot.tae bill Any item, or items. so dis.
proved shall bs void, unless repassed by a
u,4jurity Of eaoa House, according to the
rules uQd limitations prescribed in the pre-.
eedug section in reference to other bills.
Ii (a cas,,of the death. conviction or
impeachment, failure to quality. resigua-
tim, or other disability Of The Governor.
the President Of the SeSste shall act az
Governor, until the vacancy is Glled, or
tho disability removed; aud il ,le president
Of the senate for any Of the above named
c.i.,s, shall become incapable Of perform
lug the duties Of Governor, the same shall
y 1A|xaapaa !ls Speaker Of the llouis ,of.
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SUPREME COURT or APPEALS.

2. The Supreme Court ofAppeals shall
consist Of four judges, any three Of whon
shall be q quorum. They shall bs elected
by the voters Of tho State, aud shall bold
their Office for the term of twelve years,
unless sooner removed, in the manner
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ARTICLE VIII.
JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

/. The Judicial power shall be vested
in aSuprome Court Of Appeals aud ia Uir-
cult Courts, and the Judges thereof; 10
County aud Corporation Courts, and in
Justices OF the Peace.
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years. the GoVernor s!lsH appoint . Juoge
10 6ll such vacancy. .iit
6.s!The officers ofahe Supreme Court ol
Appeals, cxeep. tho Reporter, shall be
appointed BY the Court, or in vacation
by The Judges thereof, with thn power Of
removal; their duties and compensation
shall he prescribed by law
0 There shall be at least two terms Of
the Court Of Appeals held anuuslly, at
such times and places IS may be prescrib'
ed by law.
CIRCUIT COURTS.
10. The State shall be divided into ninG
circuits; for each circuit Judge shall be
elected By the voters thereof. who shall
hold his Office for The term Of eight years,
unless sooner removed, in the manner pre-
scribed by this Constitution. During his
coutinuaucei in office, he shall reside in the
circuit Of which he is Judge.
ii. A Circuit Court shall be held in
every county, twice year But provis
ion may be made by law for special terms;
and judge of any circuit may hold the
Court, ID another circuit
12 The Circuit Courts shall have the
supervisors Of all proceeding before the
County Courts aud other inferior iribunsls,
by mandamus, pr"hibition or certiouri
They shall, except cases con6ded by this
constitution exclusively to some other trb-
nal, have original. and general jurisdiction
of all matters at law, where the amount in
controversy, exclusive Interests. exceeds
fifty dollars; iu cases fqao carraato ho-
leas corpus mamlamus, or prohibition;
and in all cases Of equity, and Of all fel.
onies and misdemeanors They shall have
appellate jurisdiction, upon petition and
assignment Of error, in all cases ofjudse.
ments, DEGREES, and final orders, rendered
by the County Court, and such other 10.
ierior courts of record as may be hereafter
established BY law. under the provisions Of
this article. where the matter in coutro.
yersy, exclusive Of costs is Of greater value
or amount, than twenty dollars; in contro.
versies respecting the title or boundaries OF
land; the probate wills. the appointment or
qualification Of a personal representative,
guardian, committee, or curator; or con.
cerning a mill, road, way, ferry or land
ing, or the right Of a corporation, or coun
ty to levy tolls, or taxes; and also in cases
Of habea' corpus, quo garranto, n'anaa'
mus, prohibition and certiorari. and in
cases involving freedom, or the constltu
tiouality Of a las; aud 10 all cases OF con.
viction, under criminal prosecutions 10 said
Court. It shall have such other original
jurisdiction, as may be prescribed BY
law.
f3. The Legislature may authorize, by ger
eral law. any indictment for misdemcan
or fouudby the grand jury Of any Circuit
Court, to be certified by said Court. to th'
County Court Of tho county, in which th'
indictment shall ba found, for further pro
ceedings ~ be had thereon, IN such man
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prescribed by this constitution, except tbss
Of those 6rst elected. two to be designated
hr lnt In snnh a manner as they NAV DE-.

Of those 6rst elected. two to be designated
by lot. in such q manner as they may de-
,ermine. aud in the presence, OF taa
Governor. shall hold their Offices for four
years; third to be designated in Ike
manner, for eight years. and the fourth
for twelve years; SO that one or moro shall
be elected every four years,
8. II shall have original jurisdiction
| in cases Of haJeas corpus. miaaamas, aud
pnohibiiios I.shall have appellate joris-
diction in civil Gases, whore .ae matter. 10
controversy, exclusive Of costs, is Of great.
er value or amount than one hundred
dollars; il controversies concerning the
title or boundaries Of land. the probate or
wills, the appoinimen. or Qualification of
personal, representative, guardian, COM
| mittce or. curator; or oouoerninga mill,
roadway, !ssrry. or landing; or the right
Of cofpoia,iou OF county TO levy tolls or
I,eoi"'1' .'''' - IL ok,J,t;o,
aaceea' corpus, v'anaan'A' sau II,
aud ~ cas's involving freedom - ~
oanst,'u''ona'!sy OF law Il sna!' aavs
appellate jurisdiction 10 or'nlael cases
where there has osen . couslc''@a n 'or
felony or m'sdemeanor 10 Gi'cus court !.
and wherea conviction mas oaea tlaa 10
any inferior court and oeon a'hfmed 10 .
cifca,t It Court.
NO declslon rendered q oythe supreme
Court OF Appeals shall 'be CONSIDERED Us
binding authority upon any 81 the lnterlore
conrts OF this State except N the part'cu-
lar case decided unless such decision IS
concurred IN, BY as leas{ three Judges o.
said court, I"
When q Judgment or decree Is re-
scrssd, or affirmed by the Supreme Court
Of Appeals. every point fairly arising upon
the record OF the case shall be considered,
and decided; and the reasons therefor
IL, n L., Z, .,,.,;.o,. and
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appeal as nov Is, or may hereafter W P1c'
scribed by law
COUNTY COURTS.
% There shall be ia each county Of
the State, q county curt, which shall be
composed Of q President aud two Justices
Of tho Peace, exccp. when, by this cousti'
tuition. the presence Of grester number
il required. 1t shall bold six sessions da-
ring the year, at times to be prescribed by
law; two Of which shall be limited to mat
.ers connected with the police aud fiscal
affairs Of the county; the other four shall be
held for tile trial Of causes, and for the
trlHnsactiou of all business, within the gen.
eral jurisdiction Of the court, except an
assessment or levy upon the property OF
the county In all cases where levy Of
the county is laid, majority OF all the
Justices elected in the county, shall DO
necessary to constitutes quorum Tor the
transaction of business.
"a The President Of the court shall be
elected by the voters Of the county and
shall hold his Office for the term Of four
years. 1t shall bc his duty to attend each
term of the said court, and he shall receive
for such services four dollars for every day
he preside, in court to be paid from th.
county treasury. He shall also perform
such other duties, aud receive such com
psusation .hcrcfor, as may be prescribed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
c0m5Tale.

"A small child af Mr.. Geo. Cady.
came very bear losing one Of his eyes
from the bite Of q savage dog. owned BY
G. Il. Gilbert Of this village. Il is aid
to be the afth person bitten by the sane
dog, aud Jet he : permitted to live.
Mr. Reuben Brush has leased. aud
will soon reopea the drugstore formerly
occupied by III. Pease
The Sabbath school of the Cong.
Church gave one Of their concerts sun.
day eve, opening With Prayer by Rev.
Mr.. wheelock, followed by a solo end
chorus entitled beautiful Elem" after
which wine-eap eniwiued by a serpent
was formed BY The sevoral classes. repre-
senting the degradation and ruia Of young
men It they pariake OF the poisoned cup.
IL was suggested that the concert he re.
peated and il it is We hoIe there will be
larger attendance, as the exercises are
worthy Of a full house.
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B.lridrs-J. b. MsCuin. z. W. A.
Leach. Curtis brown.
Caabridgs-Hsr.ow Wires. 4. p.
MudFeti, b. +. WILEY.
EasH-G. II. Sargent. Z. c. White.
Frank AtWeli.
Hnore-A. Q. Merriam. b. r. Mhrse.
X. Il. Goodale.
Hyde PaTk--C. c. Morse. p. A. Il.
land. A. Robbins. w. b. Cruwell. Syl.
vesier Nhiloomb. V.D. Fitch. re. Barns.
JoAHs0H-G. II. MILAN, 7. J. Baker.
$. II. Waters.
MOrrisLglra-P X. Gleed. ID. J. SAT-.
ford. Wu@tl Cheney.
A0lre-Naihsniel Robinson, j. w.
Stiles. Vernon wilkins.
Waferrlle-E. II. Shattuek, II. G..
Lowater. II. Wilbur.
HOloOit-J. A. Graves, A. II. Dan.
forth. S. A. Fife. ... ...,
At this point Z. p. Farman, on be-
halfof the WOlcOit delegation, offered,
with fsF appropriate resarks, the fol.
lowing resolution:
ReSolred. That tits the sense of this
Convention that at our next district con.
vention. Lamoille County should claim
the next representative 10 Congress. aud
that Hon. Geo. w. Hcndee, Of Morris.
town, is our candidate for that honorable
position"
Hon. =. X. Gleed moved the adop.
ton of the resolution. Whereupon, Gov.
Hendec said that the resolution was Of.
fered entirely without his knowledge
that he had not had the slightest init.
nation that such move was to be made
hence he was taken by surprise. lie ad
ded: AS we are convened for the pur.
pose Of putting in nomination a county
ticket, and not for the purpose Of consid
ering the matter named in the resolution
doubt somewhat the propriety Of an ex
preston upon it, at this time, as perhap,
some who are not present to-day nigh
feel that their action had been forestalleC
thereby. To the mover, however, | tax,
the liberty to offer my thanks, aud shout,
the Convention, composed as it largely is
of the intelligence Of the Republican par
ty of the county, see fit to adopt the res
olution, whether | should over receiv,
the position or not Ishall always remem,
Der the event with pleasure aud pride.
Hon. Elisha Bentley, one Of the Vic
Presidents, then put the question, anC
the resolution was adopted by full an,
unanimous vote.
The business for which the convention
was called, having been completed, it ad
journed without day,
SUMNER ANDREWS, Secy.
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Hy0e Tn2H.

e G. Crane has purchased his faith
cr's ready-made clothing and gents fur
nishing goods stock in trade, and will in
future conduct that branch Of the bust
ness himself at the same store. His stock
is fresh, stylish, extensive and sold cheap.
B. N. Gates will dispose of his
goods at cost for the next thirty days.
Cashier NOyes has added to his
village lot a strip Of land by purchase
from AIonzo Cobleigh, and has put neat
coat of paint on his residence.
The timber for the railroad trestle
over the Fitch meadow is being hauled
on to the ground.
Mr. g. II. Farnswotth, of FAN fax,
arrived in town on Wednesday to make
arrangements fer the advent of the i'm
menSe John OBricn's Four Shows, Oh
Tuesday, July I'd. Want of space COM
pes us TO omit several endorsements
from Vt. papers, which we will insert
next week. See their advertisement.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
No. HYne 2ZlN.

The villoge is undergoing consider
able repair this season. Work has COM
meuced on the new schoohouse. 1t is to
be large enough for two schools and is to
be warmed bv urnaces.-J. Measure
is building new hGuse on Main St.
DR.. Belden is building barn--C. A..
Andrews is repairing his house and barns,
and james Crocker is repairing and
painting his house. james Parker is
moving into the house owaed by Hubert
Brown.--SeveraI operations IN minor
surgery have been performed without
the aid of surgeon, in A. Robbins tab
shop within week past. Bits of fingers
and thumbs are laying around quite loose.
No one can be too careful when handling
sharp tools.--Dr. w. Foss received a
severe kick from his horse on Monday,
producing a slight fracture of the upper
bone of the right arm.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
./0HnsOn.

As Mr. Joseph Howard was assisting
in running logs On the Gihon, at Perkins
vile. for the Buck Broth .rs on the 9th
inst. some logs on which he stood, started
and let him into the water. He made
several attempts to come to the su face,
but only to strike against the logs in the
stream above him. Being coed swim
mer, he passed downstream until he came
up in an open space between two logs, and
even then he was not out of danger, for
before he could be rescued he was caught
between them and severely bruised. Al
together it was narrow escape from
DEATH
r. G. Cristy, Esq, contemplaes the
building of new house this season.
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ZHpD.

EdeH.
Mr.. +. Tucker has recently put in a
new water-wheel, and has got a good | la
ner in operation.
- The M,thoiists and others met at
the NJ. f. Church at Ellen Mills on the
10Th, and organized Sabbath school.
All are requested to meet at eleven, a. NJ.
next Sunday. We hope it will be sue
cess.
Ellen Pond seems to abornd in fish,
Judging by the number of fisherman seen
on its placid bosom.
Grass aud potatoes never looked
finer at this time of year, owing to recent
sprinklings.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
nOy1IsJiXe.

-Moulton Bros. are contemplating the
organization of a large Stock Company for
the manufacture oflheir patent water tub.
ing. Parties having money so invest eau
address them at Morrisville.
My India ink painter did not come
last week as expected, on account of the
cloudy weather now expect him the
last of this week Look out for those
agents soliciting orders claiming to be
India ink. as | will make the same pic
rure one dollar less. They are nota In
dia ink picture.
+. n. PORTER, Photographer.
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JeHcas0nps2le.

MIR. G.. w. Gibson was recently
frightened by bear in the pasture near
his residerce.
Saturday night, 9Th inst, II. N.
Lathrop's horse was stolen from his barn,
together with bride. BIT the horse
proving not so feet after about mile he
was set at liberty and the bride was
found in the road next day.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
CTALLIONS
AT THE MALVERN ARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.

T4TTERSdLL,
Brown stallion, Is IA hands /; foaleu Aug. 8,
1867, by Rysdyk's Hamblctonian, dam by DAN
lei Lambert (by Ethan Allen out of Fanny Cook
by Abdallah); I'd dam Quakercss, by Young
Emperor (by Bridges Emperor out of cherub,
by Abdaiiah); 3D. dam by sir Charles, thorough
bred son of Duroc--wiH mike the season of
1872 at the Malvern Farms. Merrisyiile La
noble Co., a, 500 to insure.
DIAL,
Brown stallion, l6 hands, foaled June l., 1868;
by Gen, NJ. Patchen out of Quakeress (pedi-
gree above)-wiH make the season at the same
place at Ss25 inshre Mares kept at reosona-
bic rates at owners risk.
ALMos W. GBIswoLD.
For circulars. and AL matters pertaining, to
the horses, address HENBY S. Town. Superin-
tendent, Morrisvillc, Vt. 24m8
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
EOR SALE !,

The House Land adjoining that occupied by
Joseph Larasay, at Morrst0wn Corners VIZ
said place consists of House aud Barn beth COM
Portable buildings, are well supplied with water.
Also, acrss of excellent land in high state Of
cultivation with NUT trees sufficient fer o. nniily
supply. Near Church and School and is a desira-
HE place for any one wishing village situation.
This place will he sold at very reasonable fgures.
For further PARTICULARS inqulle'of Vim. s. Cheney
or Joseph Larawayr aws.
MOrriStOMn. Iune 10th lS72.
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LOBpU.

LOBcU.
Business on our streets is quite brisk
although little building Is being done the
present summer
II. B. & G. W. Parker are furnishing
their new building at the Corners, aud
Lewis Shufelt is completing bis black
smi'e's shop in a thorough manner aud
has improved its locks outwardly with a
coat Of paint.
Although the Lumbermen have been
fusy saving day aud night, since the
snow left, large numbers of logs remain.
Some SIX hundred at the 'clapboard
mill Of Brown d Wellman and nearly
three thousanc at II. b. & G. W. Parkcrs
board-mill
-Grass is looking well and everything
indicates an abundant crop. Corn. though
backward, lowing 10 the cold. wet weath-
er will come out rigt if we have favorable
weather in the month to come.
w. Wood has bought of Sherburne
Locke the farm adjoining his. Mr.. Locke
we understand goes TO Canada.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
M o II RISV IL L Il.


This subscriber has opened new Livery Stable
opposite Merriam's store in Morrsville, is ready
to furnish any style Of turnout" from one to six
horses, as desired. am ready on short notice to
convey any number ofpersons (say two car loads)
to any part of the world, from the "icy peaks
of Greenland to the Ell Dorado's Of the west.
My teams are first class, including double and
single upholstered Seighs, open and top Buggies,
Horses that delight "to 60" My motto is
"LIvE AND LET LIVE"
BY which mean that whoever rides in my teams
will be one to enjoy good health and will have ne
occasion for life assurances.
New Horses New sleighs-New Wagons-New
Top Buggies-New Harnesses--New Prices!
ag- Call and see for yourselves.
n. C.HARDY
Morrsiville, Dec. I, 1871.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-06-19
- EMoVAL OF SHOE SHOP!

The subscriber would inform his patronsi in Hyde
Park and vicinity thatUn aud after Monday, June
2d he may DO found at his old place Of business in
Cranes aiding, on Maa street. where he will
continue the business If Boot and Shoe Manuiact.
ureing. Satisfaction suarant' ed. Give him call.
a steady Journey man wanted. W. II. SMITH.
Hyde Park, Vt, June st 1872 2ytf
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S 2l5,s76 so

County of Lamoille,
|. A. L. Noyes. Cashier of Lamoille County
Nat Bank of Hyde Park, Vt, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief
A. L. N0YFS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lat day
of June, 1872
c. S. MOVES, Notary Public.
Correct; attest
LUCIUS H. MOVES,
Il. p MUDGETT, Directors.
CARLOS S. MOVES,
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a q Inns RAN1ED.

MALE AND FEMALE. Business pleasant and pays
better than any terprise in the field AGENTS
make from Sc to SIS per day. Sond stamp for SAM
pie and particulars. Address j. LATHAM 4 CO.,
292 Washington ST., Boston, Mass.