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To the Amount OF One Third
Of Their Capital
Stock.
Government Bond Purchases to
Be Announced a Week
in Advance.
Gov. Pound Confident Of Occurring an
Appropriation for the Res.
ervoir System.
NATIONAL BANKS. 4
TIE flHp0st7x or roxns.

THE DEpOsEIH or uDNDs.
Special DLpateh to 7hs Chteoao 5ttbuns.
WAsn1saros. D. c., April 11.-1n reforenco to
Treasurer 0llflllan'e recent decision thnt under
tho Resumption act OF 1874 National hanks tnt,st
deposit with tho Treasurer registered bonds OF
the United States to tho extent Of onr- third Of
tho capital stock paid In, Controller Knox entu
tonight: "The National Bank net provides TINT
National banks should hold United states bonds
to nn extent Of not less than ono-third Of thoir
capital. The act Of JUNG n. 1874, provided TINT
any bank organization under this act or any act
OF which this 10 an amendment, may dcr,sit legal
tonder notes nnmounte OF not icss than f9 600 and
tnko up $4,000 In bonds provided that tho
bOndn on deposit should not bo reduced below
5000 within month nfter tho passn8c of tho
act. When Con. Spinner was Treasurer bonds
wcro released bclnw ono-third tho capital stock
In favor Of some four OF tho bnnls Of tho City Of
New York, md III good fnnny caaes during
TINT year alt bonds worc delivered with the cx-
ccptton Of $4,000. Nm bank could bo organized
In tho City Of Now York with less capital than
$ap,t0o onc-thIrtl Of
WHICH sHouLD DE pEP0B1TED
in legnl-tcndors with tue TREASURER, TINT 1t nil
bonds werc delivered except SO, 900. In nity case
1t would bo IN violation Of tho original rrovts-
ion Of Law: TINT Is. Under this act of Juno 70.
1874, 1t could not be done Mt all. From Tint time
stp to the middle Of March Inst, under the ad-
m1nHtFnL10n OF tnrc6 NluGECnE IFClSufGr8,
United States bonds have always been surrcn-
dercd upon tho rcguistlon Of the Controller;
but Treasurer 0tltlllan recently. within tho
lust two or. three wccks, 6as held TINT
tho act Of June p, 1877, docs not not
are stll1 reqal1e9 70 nGld not sss thg one-th!sd M
question has been referred By tho scctytarr Of
tho Treasury to tho Attorney General for his
decision, and Until thnt decision Is reached
bonds hold BY National bnnks cannot be sur
rendered. There taa d"
LAitdE .NuADEN or nAxKs
now In existence whcro bonds h,ive been re-
dnced undor tho provisions Of tho net OF It'll to
tho extent, in tho aggregate, Of 500, 100000. II
the Trcasurer'e dcelston should 10 ui'lrtnc.l.
be Obliged to deposit m aI.i!ttonnl
amount Of bonds In tho Treasury 70 secure their
circulation. air. Knox thinks there ls not
lnlioh doubt but that tho .dcclslon uf tho Attor-
ncy .Genorul will set aside the construction Of
Treasurer GtItlllau; hut II not, then l1o thinks
Congress "tl at once pass an aot intcrproting tho
Inv Of 1874 In accordance With tho usage under
it until now, a. tho tendency Of leSlslAtion for
sevcrn( years and tho pnoy Of THO present Con-
Rrrss nTc ~ favur Ut insisting hanks to retire
their circulation.
, 1880-04-12
KILLED by CARS.

Special Dapatch to The Chfeaso Tribune.
CESrnALtA, ILL.,, april 11.-A melancholy no..
cident occurred at Carb0nlalo last night, which
resulted In tho death Of citizen Of CcntrniIa,
Edward Leonard, nbnut s. ynars old, is brako-
rnan m tho 1t!tno!s Contrl, and l1y his industry
supported a younger sister and widowed
tnother. At CRrboadHtc, while tho train wns
switching, he Inst MS footing hnd fell ltotwcnn
tho cars. Doth icgs wcrc horribly rnutilatod
md severed from tl,o 1t0t:y. Death SOON ent1cd
tho pn<,r lntlk ButrErtngs. Ills remains Wcro
brought hero for intcrtncnt.
, 1880-04-12

EUTlCE.
Spsstds Dttpatth to The Chtea9n 1stbuns.
WA1H1KuTnS, q. G., April 1l.-Tn-norrow tha
attention of Congress will bo cRllc.l to chnrgcs
and rumors that arn flying nbout by tho follow
ing resolution. which will be introduced under
tho call OF tho stAtes by Representative Chal-
mcrs, OF Mississippi, and referred to tho Ways
md Means Committee:
!" WilEKgAs. Tho recent purchases Of United
States b1llsls by the Secretary ut tho Treasury
hAye produced marked and sudden fluctuations
In tue stock mnrkot ut Now York; and
WItEREAa, The secret manipulation of such
purchases Is calculated to cxulte suspicious
Of stock- -1obhlng in tho Department ana bring
dtscretllt IN tho Government: therefore, be It
:" HestActG, ETC., Tint It shnll ho unlawful for
tho Secretary Of tho TREASURY to purchase my
bonds for tho uso Of the Government or amy
sinking fund without giy!ng one seeks notice
hy publication Of tho tlmo and place Of hur"
, 1880-04-12
CANADA,
Progress af t1le Movement for mn In.
ternnaionnl Park Mt Niagara Falls
Un9iealthy HIilk-11urlCr Of Indlans
Baldwin Iron N1lne.

Unhealthy HIilk-11urlcr Of Indians
Baldwin Iron Mine.
Special Dhpateh 10 1ze Cateaqo Trtounk.
0TTAwA, April 1l.-A dcrntatlon from tho
stnto of New York wntted on tho Governor.
General yesterday with, rcgnrd to1ho lntcrnn-
tfonai Park Mt Ningara FuIs, and presented him
with copy Of tho report OF tho New York etate
Commissioners. Ex-Gov.. Dorshclmer. acted as
spokesman. Fills Rxcc!oncy expressed the live
lest interest in tho project. Tho dcpu-
tat1on afterwards walteH upon tho Privy
Council, tho following mcnhcrs being pEnshnt;
Tho Right Hon. Sir ]. A. Mnckonald, tho Hon.
Mcssrs. Tttcy. Campbell, Langcvir, Alkcns,
TupPor, j. II. Pope U'Connor. .AoDonn!d,
Mason. ]. G.. Pope, Dnwel!, Haby, ind D. L.
Macpherson. Tho report Of tho Now York stato
Doaru Of Survey TiM lald on tho tnbld
and received tho attention of tho Minis.
tiers. Tho question Of the establishment OF mn
International Park WIS frocle discussed. und
tho 1cairabtltty OF such thing being consume
lnntcd w,s largely co,currel III. The Hon. Mr.
Gnrtsnor furnishes tho following particulars ro-
CURLING tho movement now on foot: The last
Governor ot Now York, in u tucssa3e to the Leg
Is1aturc, approved nf tho State talk
Ing possession Of lands enough nbout
Nagnrn to preserve tho scenery. Tha
Legislature referred the mntter To tho CommlA-
sioners Of tho Htnte Survey for q plum md rec
ou1mcndatIon. The Commissioners hnyc made
hns boon introduced and progressed appointing
a Special Commission, with power to take tho
necessary 1eEul Bteps to acquire tho property.
This Commission WIS now comforting with our
Government In relation to tho matter.
It Ii understood thnt tho Gnyernor. General
md Princess will Bivo thotr stattc ball this scac
In Quebec.
apfeial Dt,pateh to Tas Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, April lI.-Tho most terrific Rato OF
tho seasun struck tcro Inst night about O'Clock,
and continued without intcrmssnn till iIhout
NOM today, when It gradually ceased.
In this vicinity several houses Ii
course Of construction wero blown down.
tho luke was lastot into perfect fury, and fears
are untrrtatnrd that vessels known TO htyo hcc1s
out hayu met With disaster. rctexrnph- wirca Il,
all directions weFe prostrAtcd. and it WIS only
by tho almost surerhumau oxortions Of largo
fUrco Ut rcpniross, who wero out trntn carly
dawn, thAt communication with tho outside
world sssat Dns;h y q "Fetts! 4e ts!ssoo eua
;as:r AEr rhS W. BY H. II 9 IN
ting freo iiorary, for whtc thia trust wis lIi-
Noticn IA givcn In tho press that a ohartor for
railway tunne! under tho IT. Lawroncu NJ this
~ wll aiGnsa forat tho uoxt session Of tho
braou4 forty. four congregations. has been ssnr
sister until tho tienefHl Assembly, which meets
ts i pn'ssiona @ @ ..nd taEi,lg jont aoion thcrron:
Tho Health l}rpartnlnnt bus 9aon working
very quietly IN tho 1nattgr Of Initk.itspeeaon,
IUw ti.ys ns 10 tho condition Of Glauy oty and
country dairioa. It Is heliovell BY the. Health
oSstsss v tsat sSr 4 E easf 5
tho human family through dlse,!soti milk. Rnt!
tn m a}Jl
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this city. supposed 10 bo in consultation With tho
Urnnt snldicato OF Senators.

UENIIE b.71H1Entu vi DcH"1Vf's
NUT n uE nuI.fDOzED.
It Is now Hivcn out that tho syndTcato are do
tcrtntrci II possitltt to control tho vDto of ILL.,
an,l Nuw Yurk. Illinois Republicans at tho Car~
itat however, any that tho tac.Ics used ut IIarrs-
burg and Utica cannot ',c employed to
ellllu tho FREQ expression Of FREQ
ci,t,icc among tho FREQ people Of 1lIInnis, and
tilat their people srti resent tho Interference OF
Il Senatorial Rynlcntc with tbclr affairs, and
will let Me*srs. CUstkllnX. Cnmcr0n ca. know
TINT tioy Cannot ho dragoOncd 1r t1rtycH, but
will hnvu their nwn wny In casting thclr own
votes md mixing their own ch0fcc.
IN MABsACHusETTF.
Tho ticket for dcfcRntes ut largo eolcctod by
tl,y (1rant men In hfnSanchuectts embraces tho
i,f1,,rs ii fa0v. Boutwell, and tiov. lsice r. T.,
Nudge. Itoston! inerct,hnt: aud t,rnwn, mnn-
nrt,i,aily Will 10 etrctcd, H'thouRl1 tho last
i,ntnctl ftaa considerable popularity In tho Derk-
ktrp rcKtOn,
, 1880-04-12

ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED,
Special Dhpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
AURORA, ILL.,, April 1l.-Nicholas Plcknrt, q
lahorer who hni hecn missing for ten tlays, was
foituil In tho river to-day. An inquest by Coru-
ncr Qntcs determined! II to bc a case Of acot-
dental drowning.
, 1880-04-12

largo ahnFt sellers Of tho 8ppks
onsrnucr1oNs IN. WESTERLY RIVERS.
The Engineer Bureau tt finding somo dtlouity
In drafting tho proposed iill to socuru The ro-
nlnvnl Ut wfcckA md distractions caused by Tue
otnl drafts hnvo becn mndn, but Mi hnyo been
unsatisfactory 70 Gen. Wright, who "a prncec.l-
ing vcry carefully. lie seems to ind hin pfinol-
thore shall bio no conflict between Federal and
tooni authorities. 1to hopes, hnwovcr, TO hava
days.
TAKE T0uH CHOICE.
There nru mysterious rlIrnnr8 IN army cirrjet
that body Of truops. Is to DO concentrated for
some unknown purpose nenr San Antonio, Tex,
and TINT Gen. Mics hns been RECALLED from scry.
icc on t1o 1Drther1 frontior and u to he oriofcd
other report Is that Gen. Mlcs il only COMING
Fast to intend tho wedding ut tho daughter Ut
Gcn Sherman, s1ra. Mics being cousin Of Miss
Sherman. :
, 1880-04-12

Lou1sv1LLr, KY. April 1l.-An otacial order u
Just published hero, Issued BY PoatmssteE-den.
eEal Key, restoring tho uso Of tho mall to y: Q:
Wlntersmith,- Baposy!sor vt tho Frankfort
School Fund Lottery.
, 1880-04-12
ILLINOIS, ,

RESULT or TIIH sAH1AMoN COUNTY PRIMARIES.
BpnlNuTlELD, ILL.,, April ll.-Tho aangamou
County Republican Convention nlecta Tuesday.
Delegates Wero elccted yesterday, and ars prao-
tlcally unanimous for y. n. Cul!oal for Governor.
Some townships instructed for Blaine and sone
for Qrnnt, but In most tho Presidential issue was
not Ealsod. 0runt men claim to hayo majority
OF thu Convention, but It Ia Iot probable that
any Instructions will ho Rlyou except for Cul-
lom4
, 1880-04-12
TIIx HpOM IN KAHaA8.

6pteta1 D4spateA Ia 1na Chicago 1siban4.
WAAH1aG1oa. D. O.. april ll.-Judge snars, OF
Ottawa, Kas., attorney Of Jay Qoutd's railroad
In hAnsaS, and ono Of the Grant delegates elect
Cd BY the holtlnx District Convention, ia now Ia
, 1880-04-12

Epscfat Dspatth to The Chteuea Tribune. :
SItELRyvlLtE, Ind. April ia trAmp went
into atalle belonging to Mrs. stoDuIey, H. tho
north part Of thu city. Inst night, to sleep. Being
drunk and smoking, be set tho barn on flro, end
WINS burned utmost to death beforc he rot out.
He gives hiH naine ns Ioufs Meyer, and Ii car
pointer BIZ trade. :.
, 1880-04-12


THE TJfIAi-TKHN.
Tho following extracts from correspondence Fc-
ceived 1t tho Htaine headquarters, In the Pacific
Hotel, show that tho Opposition to the "thisd
torn" " IL steadily lncrcRaing;
:. LocUsr Grove, Franklin Co., bfarch A-f bc:
iioye 9 majority lot tho people heFesboutsl
would Just now favor Ulatne. Tho people arc
agnlnst Grant because he aIsned the salary gERR.
, 1880-04-12

WILD p4AnsNII'' POISONING. :
DELLEvILLE. Ont, April 11.-Tho family Of
Cornelius Palmer, living ncar Tweed, were yes-
tertlny polRonctl By. enting Wild nnrsntps Ono
child Is ilenu, and tho tnoshor and four children
In dangerous GoIt1it10n.
, 1880-04-12
rANTI-GnANT.
TIE MARAACTtt1EE1Ta SENTIMENT.

Massachusetts indicates clean swcop against
q Ghss.sy as1t snater George r Hss5
9s WI s,esg G sss s a1sss,ss ssss At s Mr.
ness ness to to- voto for my candidate oscopt Grant.
Gov. Talbot has strong lcantnss towari Dlalnc.
crnpo is mildly Tho sainc wy, wh!lo Robinson Is
nra nil four said to bu uncomproms[ne'y nsatnst
tue f rx @ ra1ss INT Grn x say
M .,n,'o pe., docxat, IN tho Nav Eng1nnd state.
ot e o eaaty %styd eiosa.es g a % ,ha x %
s"von s"" or n ouht viii 10 divided betwccu
Eau,unds. shornnn. and ~ wa.heusuo: ,.a!, .a., -
SOME or THE rRoAIKEHT men WHO w1f.1. At
EeSn EoSis. 4''s 9TH Or MAY CONVENTION At st.
Special Dt'pateh to ~! Chicago 7tssans.
Fl. LOUIS. April 1.-the hcaaquartcrs Of tho
1nsleo Iete! present an moro , e.y sesne daily,
eu NJ no" wie viii ns3embo 10 st. Louis on
thn f,h HMM ~ Nav viii bo m |nilnIr Of n,arnItude.
Leters a U annoansns @ stato delesations for tho
prominent i,cpubltoans d oil sccttous Of tho
Of tho correspondence bureau Of tho Committed
ars M cxpoctcd from at ioast three-four Of tho
seay sssfe s eseas ro ees oer
represented. ] Tho slassachusetts delegation viii
be I'm especially strong ono. slr. satnuol Bowics,
Of tho sprinsflold Nc1Htafcan, 10 an aFacnt sup
., 1ne n snts vii
.ss..s aa1..xs ,ao,,< ,,a, ~ IN ,,oIo1otson
strong delegation from New YORK Is also oor-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
A Standing m citation

WcYcsPcctfully and earncstlyin.
#viteany 7nowspapcrinitle Garfield
interest dcnvsth tho positive asscr.
#tion-litst=madc:b Ylcading iepub=
slicans in Nlr..G aFliell'ssd district
That in accepting the ", 0O0. De
Golyer fec, he rendered himsolfli-
able 10 two years imprisonment
and a linc Of $4,000. This is
either true or false. true, Mr..
Garticld's candidacy is an outrage
on the American people. lrMlse,
tho men and journals That utter il
are guilty of the srosscst libel. We
not only believe, but know il 10 he
true, and have established it's truth
on Mr.. Garfield's own testimony,
There is no reputable paper that
denies it.-li'asltngt9n Post,
The substance Of the above chnl.
lenge Of the Poet has been standing
in the columns Of the Democratic
press Of She country from the op,
ening Of the campaign until now,
and no Republican paper Of stand.
ing has had the temCrity 10 como
to the defense of its candidate
What do Independent l'"nu:,'i""n.
think aboutit? Wha: ii. ;wa. =,
Gates of Civil Service lie y,IH-.l..an
about it..'-Acgisir.
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Radicaie !. .r,; i.r,,,ut.

"You have made ,;rr Il io:n llnA.r
Il CENTER OF FAGTiSAE TO
L1TlCAL MANAGER ENT."-R.
B. Hayes 10 Collector Arthur. Janu-
AIRY 81, 1879.
"Wilh u deep sense Of my OBLI-
CATIONS UNDER THE CON-
STlTUTL0S l regard it us my
plain duty TO SUSPEND YOU.
IN ORDER THAT THE OFFICE
MAY BE HONESTLY ADMIN
lSTERED.-E. B. Hayes 10 Col.
lector Arthur, January, 81, 1879.
GROSS ABUSES Of administra.
lion have continued and increased
during your NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sherman to Collector Arthur, jan
urry 81, 1879.
"pg:Sons have been regularly
paid by you who RENDERED
LITTLE OR NO SERVICE; the
expenses Of your Office HAVE IN
CREASED, while lis receipts have
diminished. BRIDES on GPA-
TUl1'IES IN TILE SHAPE OF
DitTRlES, have been received hv
your suborlinatcs in several
branches 0f the custom house, and
you have IN NO CASE supported
The efforts 10 correct the abuses. -
TnI,,, SIn,. ,,nt, IN Gt,,llnrtor ArEI,ur
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
NOTICE TO TAKE DEPosI
TlONS.

70 John S. Dawson and Sarah L
Dawson, his wife, Elizabeth Hays
Hicc G. Hopwood and Lewis
s:chacfer:
TAKE NOTICE, Tint II hare fixed upon
The a'l day Of October, 1850, at the Clerks
Office Of tho uuiy jIt'. d Lewis county,
to take the dispositions If William NOxIry
aud others, 10 be read In my brl'alr as per
SOnal representative Of Joseph Dodtoa, de-
ceased, aud III behalf Of Mid Joseph Dod
sons hrire, In our suit agAtast lJohu S
Dawson and Sarah E. Dawson, his wife,
Elizabeth Hugs, lIicc G. llopwom md
Lewis SrlIGcIcr, and Tiers, now pending IN
the County Court Ofl.ewiS county, IN Which
and said heirs ate plaintiffs, and you aad
Others arc defendants
And irIhC Iakidg Of said DISPOSITIONS he
not commenced, or being commenced ind
not concluded on tic day aforesaid, the
taking Of sAil hcpOsiIions will lie continued
from lime 10 Tins until completed.
JAMES G. EANDERHORT,
Sheriff Of Lewis County, and rs
such Administrator Of Joseph
Dodson, deceased. aug9SIt
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COAIMISSlO NER'S SALE.

Pursuant to Il decree OF the Circuit Court
Of Lewis county, pronounced in the cnss OF
GilCun u. Camden, surviving, &C., asain st
The heirs ual administrator Of John Doyle,
deceased, the undersigned Commissioners
named IN said DEGREES will, on tie first day
ofthe Oct term Of The CGauly Court Or
Lewis county, bcfsre the front door Ut tho
court house, sell to The highest bidder, upon
u credit Of ono and Two Years, tract Of
14G4 ACRES OF LAND,
situated III Sail county, on the Cove Lick
Fork VI Stl.d'Fotk, In tho bill mentioned.
G. D. CAMDEN, Jr.,
CAMDEN soMMERs,
sept4 Commissioners.
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Legal. Notices.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Tho State Of West Virginia:
Ala County Court continued and held
for the county Of Lewis Il tie Court House
dlltrSol, on the OH day Of August, 1880.
Charles L. Dodsont Amos Wo9fter and
May, his wife John Wootler and Phe.
Iona, Ills wife, Francis Marion Waldcek
and Louisa, us wife, sElmor u. Dodsou,
Jacob U. podson, Alhetias \. podson,
Hartman poasen, ellsworth podson and
z forler poason, tNe sala hartman pcdso'i,
Eilsw ofih poaseh aaa Porter pgasenr he.
aug iathnis, sue N lhls tellali bS Vharlcs
y. 9odsont tiletf next islenG, aud james
G.2SallGGry0tt, Sheriff oL=1.ewls county,
aud rs saell5 administrator Of Joseph D91=
son. deceased, ll9laliNst
=zzSs9ss..s=====zz. =.s!:====
Soha >. Dawson anu sareh Il. Dawson, Ills
Wills iace y. 4lopwooat EpaSldzW .=W1l.
decE anu Lewis seh@elerz Elizabeth
nays, ael"nuahIs.
LII Chancery IN The County Court
ofLewis County.
The object Of this suit is 10 eancel a corr
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D0n1eSttc..

Swiss Cigar, Fancy. Pressed
American Cousin, Tho l'osics, Seed
SHgies, excellent flavor, Round
stogics, Tips, Cigarettes; also a
great variety Of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, IIomc-Alado
Smoking Tobacco, Cigar Holders
Pipes, Matches, snnIl, &c.
COME ANDSE,E Us.
JUFER & ZOBHIST,
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The Constitutional Amendments

JoEr Resolution proposing an amend
ment to The Constitution Of the State.
Resolved, by the Legislature OF West
Virginia, two.thir!s Of I'LL the members
elected 10 each House agreeing thereto /;
That the following be and the same is
Hereby proposed rs mn amendment 10 the
Constitution u this State, to wit: That
article eight Of sud constitution ms it now
is bc stricken out, and The following be in.
serted in lion tllrrcbf
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ia cause he gooditI1o most vio-
lent attacks Of its Gtenlies will not
iniuro il so much us III injudiciotIs
support ofits flignls, ~
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18
ARTICLE VIII.
JrpIClA1. nrrAnr,IENT,

l. The judicial power Of the State shall
be vested in supreme court of appeals, in
circuit courts, and the judges thereof, ID
such inferior tribunals as arc herein au
taoriaetl, and in justices Of the peace.
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At tho
New Brick building.
New York CIGARS:

Flower Of Perfection, Concha Re-
gala, Capaduras, Cabanas, Daisies,
Our DNddics, Honey Bees, Amcri-
can Babies, &c.
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J. WOoFTER, Clerk.

J. NJ. Bennett, Attorney.
aug2S.IN
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80. The otlice Of commissioner and Jus.
lice Of PEACE shall liz deemed incrm-
patible. Vacancies in the office Of COLI
missioner, clerk OF the county court and
tisticSs q the peace shall he filled by the
county court Of tue county until the next
general election.
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II. The legislature may rcarrange the
circuits herein provided for At any session
thereof next preceding any general election
Of the judges Of said circuits, and after The
year one thousand eight hundred and
eigIlly.eiSht, may nj any such session, in
crease or tIiMini6ll the number thereof.
Is The legislature shall provide bylaw
for holding regular and special terms Of
the circuit e"lirtE, where from any cause
the Judge shall fail tn attend, or, il in
attendance, cannot properly preside.
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SUPREME COURT OF ArPEAIs

2. The supreme court Of appeals shniI
consist Of four judges, any tliree OF Whom
shall BE- II quorum for the transaction Of
hlssinrss. They shall be elected by the
voters OF the State, anil hold their office for
the tenn Of twelve years, unless sooner re
moved in the manner prescribed by this
constitution, excerpt that The judges IN Oitice
whtn this article takes effect shall remain
therein until the expiration Of their present
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1. No decision rendered by The supreme
court Of ap|'esls shall be considered as
binding authority upon any Of tile inferior
courts Of this State, except in the particu.
lar casc decided, unless such decision il
conenrrcd in by at least three judges Of
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8. When a Judgment or decree Is reversed
or affirmed BY the supreme court ofnppeals,
every point fairly arising upon the record
Of the CASE shall be considered and decided
and the reasons therefor shall be cOnCisgly
stated in writing, and preserved with III,
record Of the Gaze; and il shall I've The duty
Of the court 10 prepare syllabus OF the
points adjuaicatc,l in each case concurrcd
in by three Of The judges thereof, which
shall be prefsed to the published report Of
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-09-18

john s. Dawson and Sarah E. Dawson Ills
wife, Rice G. llorwoOd, David w.zwal.
deck md Lewis Sebacfcr= and Elizabeth
lays, def'ndnnts.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-20

Dk EUG ENE GRls>oM = ADDRESS. AT
night very Lre aut!Ieuce ul n.uies aud
gebtlCmrn assembled ~ hrar the animal
address, ~ DR. EOecne Giissom SUI .erin-
lendent %, the Insane Asylum TIE fresi-
dent III the s,ta,c Medical .Gveuaton. DR..
Sh,tfner introduced he speaker lpnnun-
eng thtt hls ln'mr WAS Medical S.-,euce
IL Conflict with Mreralism Ii was, "a
very -rct intellectual tcrinrmnnce from
tirsi To ias' LII VAS very elaborate, very
learned. Indicating wide rend,Dg both in
in 5, fence. ph osophy SO called, and in
some departments mere purely literary
1t whs an acute. togr lille, able, and t-s.r1clu-
sive reiu al lou of ev0lution-sf mat 81 iaIssn
as set forth nv Darwin and his followers
1t vind'cated the truth Of Gods laws, yto-
ritied man and established to our s,,risisc-
tioD that are not the descendants of
gotilas, beng simply eD lowed with in.
mense mepkes power. DARWIN aud CON-
pany may derive SaTis'ac ion from a convic-
tl"n and consciousness that thcs are The
sons of the ape, Int rhe learned and axle
speaker convIrced US hit the rrn,ainefer
of are sprung fr"n common ances,er,
Adam
Who brought death into the world and
all our woe
We have no space to present ''sr. .,it-
line Of the remal kallc IF ,rt oi br Grss,m.
1t was not only scIentifi.. lie ,rn,J and a6te,
but the severity and viyor ~ iog,c were re-
lieved hy many beau,ltul All even spleh-
did rhet .ricai passages that glnwcf with
Imagination and were adorned with those
grsces which only "a reverence Tor The true
and n~,le and geoti can su, ply 1t was.
manly. earnest and powerful protest against
those scientific heresies which rob man Of
his immortality, the lost soul Of Savior
and the world Of a God. 1t was full! of
sweetness and light" AMI we thank the
speaker for the rare intellectual feast which
he Ia!d before U.s. Sur