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gsS- William Davis, negro, was arrested
by Officers Walker and Brocking gton, last night,
for abusing his family, having endeavured to
try the edge Of large butcher knife ulpon his
Ill.
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LAW REPORT.
PROBATE COURT.

Keiser VS.. Coleman.--A proceeding in aid
of executiOn.-The Court heretofore made an oroer @
paying over any money to him on notes which U or
his assigns held. A. motion was made 1y MI YPan NM
cOncerned. The Court refused to disturb the former
order. ,.r
EMAsoIpATioN.-S Morton. of Port Gibson, Miss,
anpeared by his attorneys (Bal y Bald and manu-
Fitted his slaves, Delphy and Augustus Cox. On the
previous day four slaves Belonging to the same owner
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Gao- At the Douglas meeting, last night,
man fell down in ft at the corner Of Walnut
and Court streets. The attack was severe
one, but did not result fatally.
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By speaial dispatch from Chicago to the
Voltsblaa of yesterday, we learn that Mr..
Rothacker has been elected editor Of the
Zurnzeitung Of that city.
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nsrAt meeting of the Heron Seminary

g.G~At meeting of the Heron Seminary
Club, Thursday evening, the following officers
were elected Oliver W. Root, President; Sam
uel B. Warren, Vice President; Charles G..
Phillips, Recording Secretary; Ezekiel H.
Tatem, Corresponding Secretary Lewis II.
Green, Treasurer; Stephen R. Smith, zsnas E.
wilber, James 3. Sherwood, Executive Com
mittee .a9H0.rl IHFEI .fWTH
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GzD-A lad aged thirteen years, named Will
liam Blunt, was sent to the House Of Refuge by
Judge Lowe, yesterday, charged with petty
larceny.
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LETTERS FROM THE FAIRs.-Roa dable letters
will be found in eur paper Of tod ~ from the
Illinois State Fair and the Day ton Horse
Show.
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gss- Quite a respectable old lady
named Gaven was sentenced to the City Stable
by Judge Lowe, yesterday, on a charge of
drunkenness,
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ND- Several pockets were pickle d at the
meeting in Court.street Market space last
evening. The sufferers wero strans .ers in the
city.
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Df5-A colored boy named franklin Symmes
Is wandering about the streets Of Hamilton,
Butler County. He says he lives in this city,
between Seventh and Culbert.
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FOUND

E0UND-TW0 MULES TAKEN UP,
same age and size. The owner can have them by
calling on me- proving property and paying expenses
as the law directs. HENRY GO0DMlER, Fifth
Ward House, Covington, Ky. sep6aw*
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MS- There are but four feet water in the
channel hence to Louisville, and falling. The
Forest Queen is still hard aground at Rising
Sun bar.
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G1-A man named VIM. NeWhall will have a
hearing before United States Commissioner
Newhall, to-day, charged with dealing in
counterfeit money.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-10

G1-Another match comes off over the
Cincinnati Trotting Park next Thursday.
Look out for sport, eye lovers of the fancy"
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G3-0ysters in the she'll are about. Disc
renus, of tho WilliamTell, is dishing them up
for families on short notice. t.....
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Nay> The billiard excitement has not yet
subsidized. match takes place Mt the Int r
national this afternoon.
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GS- A woman named Rogers, residing near
the Two-Mile House, was severely burned with
PHOSPHORUS yesterday afternoon.
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COMMON PLEAS. ..
William Martin, indicted for grand lar

ceny-stealine watoh-entored a plea Of guilty.
Barney Arms, against whom two indictmehtss ssn ior
malicious stabbing were reported on the uay beiore
was now arraigned before Judge Carter, and entered
plea of 'not guilty. in each case He was re9nltsa e,
10 give bail in the sum of $500 in one case-in tho
oJher he was already under bond.
Th. Court was kept open for the day, Tor the pun
nose of swearing witnesses to 90 before the Gran.
Jury A final report from this body Is not expecVeu
hafore the middle of next week. 4Y -
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EyOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A. Ken
IL lucky River Bottom Farm of 600 acres, about
800 cleared and under fence; new house of II rooms;
large barn 90 by l00feet and all the convenences of
rstclass farm 1t will be sold on long time or OK
changed for city property. Address J. NJ, care of
G.. W. BALL Il Co., 35 Muin-street sepg-aw*
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COVINGTON NEWS.

Amy communications from our friends will be
thankfully received Address Press Reporter"
Box q, Coyington, Ky.l
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GS- Mound street, from Ninth street to
Richmond, is in q most wre ched condition.
When ,uiU it be powdered
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Gs- "0ld Woodward" (LorenN } Huston
will preach at Wesley Chapel to-mor, row.
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zas- The fair of the Hamilton County Ag-
ricultural Society will commence at Carthage
next Monday.
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GS- Judge Lowe leaves the citythis morning
on visit out west. During his absence Mayo
Bishop will preside at the Police Court.
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..... ..... ......sRPTEMBER 10
WANTS! WANTs!!
EpITOME..AUCTION SALES.

KELLOGG 4 WILLIAMS, Sale-rooms % and "a East
9o'clock, Wool Carpets, &c. See adv.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

Subscriptions advertisements and csmmunica-
tons, addressed to tho press Reporter Box 49, will
be atten ded to.
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BOARDING..

DOARDING-Apart furnished or un-
O furnished, with or without board, at 81 Ninth.
street. between Walnut and Vine. sepl0b+
R0ARDING-A few young men can be ac-
1D commodated with board at lsl Longworth-
street, near corner of John. sop10b+
U0ARDING.-First- Boarding house,
uD Sycamore.street, between Fifth and Sixth,
west side. Large, airy, unfurnished rooms for fam
lilies. Board and lodging for single gentlemen.
sep6aws T. A. ROWE.
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CUT THIS OUT!

TUNHEN READ 1T, AND THEN PRE-
IL sent 1t to your nearest and dearest friend, with
the request that it shall be inserted In the first page
of his scrap book. 10 -, -
sells Periodicals. Books and Songs. We append d
list of a few of the Periodicals which may be OBJ
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pa~ Rev. Mr.. Boynton will preach at Pixies
Opera. house tomorrow.
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g1" Thanks to the United States Express
for favors from Dayton. ...
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CITY MATTERS.

G8- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, 0ptioian, No.
7 West Fourth-street, September 9, 1859.
O'clock. Barometer. Thermometer.
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MONTHLIEs, &c.

If you want anything in the Periodical line, you
lad better call on
EDWARD L. MURRAY,
., .., NO. 2S FIFTH-STREET,
. - Between Elm and Plum,
aul6.TuThS-am Cincinnati, q.
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si ssaI- 'aT hs9b g. } 500 lam
vgd 10 bool 5d isum
.nGm 1fi gdt bis3 orc ioeUsra %
% g0lddla orn s9sa oJ, Wv oh maIio
ON
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NOR SA1E--The Stock and Fixtures of O.
Ill, Fancy Dry Goods and Millinery Store, in q
good location, well established, and doing good
business In consequence of the continued feeble
health the proprietor the stock will be closed out
on easy terms II application be made soon. Address
w, Q, B., Box 227' Cincinnati P. D, sep9-bs
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FOR SALE.

Ey0R RSALE-BILLIARD TABLES--Three
II. frst.class marble.top Billiard Tables, j. M.
Brunswick & Brothers make. For particulars in
Qure ut the Caledonian Shades No. l99 Vine-street
.-'" ..'. lsep9-aws1
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EN0R SALE-POINTER PUPS-Four or
~ five well-bred Pointer Pups for sale at tho sta
bles on Bprnet-street, between Race and Vine and
Third and Fourth. sep,-bs
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IF 1f rH ...I4I .ELV .fH.........
hta '3i-Ls-t 9ig-s w. iall ULlL
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+. 38tN1iF3 ,NiHrL.d .HEtIu.r .RG.-
va lUrt.} r.. .. aIftIUlI l.a
an H44!4 taa s.l.4G ,-..iU g-4g .
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ing ROOu tfhnblenCI tOr1urtDer
particulars INQUIRE on the premises. sep9bs
LNOR SALE--A desirable House and Lot,
~ in Oxford, Ohio, situated on the. corner Of
High and Beech-streets; square. djoining Female
Sominary Terms of sale moderate. III
Aso-A desirable residence four and half miles
from this CITY, near Cheviot. Lot contains eight
and half acres, on which there is two good
orchards Will trade for city property.
Alsn~A $40 apre farm IN Jasper County, Indiana
Wiliscll low for cash, or take, part trade.
Also320 acres farming land, at 62ssc per acre. sit
uated near the st. Louis 4 Memphis Railroad. A
rare chance is now offered for q cheap farm, with
prospect of increasing 500 per cent? soon as the
road Is entirely completed.
Also-s2O acre farm in Livingston County, Illinois,
VIII trade and pay balance In cash. for improved
farm near Cincinnati.
-puTnet.a avenue lots. VIII trade for piano,
spring-wagon or barouche,
Aiso-C -Covington and city property, for sale and
trade.
Also-0ther valuable property for Halei or, will
trade for merchandise.
Also-Missouri lands obtained on the shortest
notice, at Soc per acres and Deeds given.
Apply to PATTIN Il MORROW, Real Estate
Agents,aNo. G1 West Third-street, Room s, second
floor. VsHt 1856. sep5-aws
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ENOR SALE-DINING SALOON--The old
n and well.establlshed Dining Saloon, at No. 8
East Fou' tn street, having seventy five prompt pay
Ing boarders, and good transient trade For further
partcnlarslnQuire on the premises. sep9bs
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'"ANTED-GIRL-A German girl for
w general house.work. Apply at No. 90 West
Fourth.street. sep9bs
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"ANTED-A file Of "The Cincinnati
w Daily Sur" from May /, 53, to October /, 49,
Inquire at this Office. as.'.I .|' sepsaws
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VNANTED-EMP PLOYMENT T-By a
w young man from the East, willing to work
and be useful to employer. Please address G. W. H..
this office. RepQ his
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WANTED-All tho news-boys in the city,
w paper carriers and subscribers, to call at oIr
office, lao Vinestreet, up stairs, on Saturday morn.
Ing. sep9-bt PUBLISHERS "BUDGET."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-03
Indian Outrages on the Santa Fe Route
Murders the Plains.

BEACH VALLEY, SANTA FE RoAp,i
October 10, 1859.
The mail from the West arrived here this morn
ing, bringing the news of another horrible mas.
sacre by the Indians. The mail men found the
bodies of four persons, three men and one woman
murdered and scalped, lying by the road side
Around them lay scattered several letters, but as
they were written in French, no one in the party
could read them, and it still remains to be ascer-
tanned who they were Or where they were FROM
Beside the body of the woman sat a dog, watching
eagerly her face as if to catch smile or word Of
recognition. Encircling his neck was a neat col.
lar, bearing the name of ''Haase.''
The officer in command of the escort that &C.
companied the mail took the dog by force away
from the place where they had buried the dead,
and was bringing him in with the intention of keep.
ing him. but when they had proceeded about twenty
hve miles he escaped and started back towards
the place from whence he had been TAKEN When
the mail again passed, the faithful creature Law
dead on the grave of his mistress. The troops
took charge of the wagon and the goods that were
left, and will take them to Fort Riley.
2. S.-Since writing the above have heard of
still another murder. The murdered man was
coming in with small party that were returning
from the Peak. He was riding about quarter Of
mile in advance of the wagons when his party
heard terrible Shrek They Immediately recoe-
nized his voice and hurried rapidly forward and
found him lifeless corpse, but could see nothing
of his murderers. This makes eleven persons that
have been murdered within short time by these
terrible red men. [Leavensworth Times.
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aeI s but accepted the duty fmbo@ed HuS,n -
alid 10 not think under these rircumst anrs ~
kat Matf ne Issl compelled 70 Withdraw rom tie case,
such an mwelcome position, '.'' ~
u ams Go ~ would NOT compel the gentlemen n
ren,san,s =" WIG case and accordingly granted teir
The proceedings st Tn point were p,,tn.,nsx
and the Conf adjourned = O'clock, poA's'O''so,
treat excitement preysss IN Tie town, spd the
seing r aaa J Ne condsct Of Bfown
CHARLEsrovs, VA, Oct z5,-Cfrcuit CONT ,s.t
at ten O'Clock tins morning. The judge ssrssx,csss
that he had recsWcd a note from the new ee.sssi
of the prisoner. requesting delay Of : ~ n,in-
utes to enable him to have brief intervfew fsh
the prisoner. He would accordingly wsit J sjsirt
time. Soon after Brown was brought In, and sos,E
ms usual reenmbene position IN bed.
Samuel Chiffon, a Washington City, appeared a.
additional counsel for the prisoner and was quaIi-
sed. Henry Griswodt, of Ohio, was also auaIifsd
rs eounse! for the prisoner. s
xs ar ~ mn.on made anepanatory statement. He
- unexpectedly called upon yesterday to aid this
sIsnse he came with the expectation OF merely
issuing the gentlemen who were conducting the
thsy hsd DIT upon reashing here he found that
t 10y nad wilndrawan from the case. He then de-
elhlned to do his best not feeling At liherty h re-
,ussi Under these circumstances however. IT.
G Musla pc impossible for himto discharge the full
Indictment OF not having had time to read the
| H. ,aad ns ~ examine the evidence &lreadE given
sas Iaas no motion, but woad advise 5 jelay Of a
Few aoqrs IN order that himself and i'll hrother
The Court decided shss r. RhssP es;s,
ina tha1 no more delays would Be antsd Ths tsiai
Mr. Hoyt, for the prisoner ok;eetea - -
as evence the letter Of Gerritt Smitb herssossrS
published; also, the aatobioaraphy a Brngn
written by himself. Both were wishd&t m -
Several witnesses were then exAmined ~ NJ
HoEt and cross-examined by the prisoner viiis
| lying on his bed, wrapped in a bla1kst M -
tmony was mainly relative to Browns kind trssf
mens Of his prisoners 1900
At o'clock q recess was taken fos dinner.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN-Several witnesses for IL
prisoner were examined, ak proving that Blown
had treated his prisoners with humanity and m
quently expressed his regret that bloodsked should
have seen caused by him in selfdefense
CLOSE OF TESTIMONY FOR THE DEFRxsE-The
defense closed their testimony abOsE O'Clock.
The State desired to give the case to the jury with
out argument, but Capt. Brown insisted that his
counsel should argue the case
After the opening speech for the State the Court
adjourned till Monday morning, when the counsel
| for the prisoner will proceed. =
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Ne6 Orleans 1ailp Crescent.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOvEWRrp Sse1 30


From Salt Lake.
Advices from Salt Lake City are to the 5th If
October. From the Mountaineer We extract the
following:
Mr.. r., recently from Camp Floyd, says he Wis
tied the place for the purpose Of purchasing mules
at the late sale, and that only part OF the mules
advertised were offered. The reason Mr. r. said
was, that an order from the War Department had
been received, counternrsnding their sale. Eamor
says that regiment Of the troops is ordered to
move towards the Mexican frontiers, and tfaa the
Quartermaster will have to purchase mules for that
purpose. This cannot be easily done in Utah, ex-
cept the mules recently condemned and sold by
the Government are repurehased. Mules or horses
once condemned, are not exactly suitable for
sale.
On the morning Of the 17th Alexander Cay-
penter was shot, in East Temple street, by Thomas
n. Ferguson. Carpenter died of the wound next
morning.
We find in the papers letter from J. C. Wright.
giving the details of another Indian massacre
whch occurred Is miles west of Fort Hail. on
..ahaers Sut-otf, on the night Of the I'd of Sep
,e nnsr o. party Consisting of six men, three
women en- and ten children, part from Michigan and
part rom Buchanan county, Iowa. The massacre
| l'use nave been most horrible one. The emf
grants were surrounded just they were about
camping. ana shot down before they had time to
prepare 1or defense. Some who escaped fell in
soon after, with company of dragons under the
command OF Lieut.. Livingston, who sent a detach-
| ment to the scene of the massacre The following
| is the description Of what they found:
After informing the command of our distress.
Lieut.. Livingston sent a detachment Of nine men.
WIN one OF our company to pilot them to the place
Of the massacre. On their arrival they found the
dead bodies of five persons on the ground out of
the eight that were missing. The dead were hor-
rlbly mangled and scalped. One little girl five
years old, had both her legs cut off at the knees
Ger ears were also cut off, and her eyes were dug
nut from their sockets, and to all appearance the
gri, after having her legs cut off, had been com
PEELED to walk on the stumps-for the sole purpose
Of gratifying the heish propensity Of savage bar
Their animals were taken, and their wagons
| spoliation. - ''''''i'
The names of the murdered are-Edward Milti-
more, ST., James Miltimore, Jr., Vim. Miltimore,
Mary Ellen Miltimore and Myron Cline.
| Mssing-Mrs. Miltmore and child three mopths
old and Albert Mitimore.
Escaped-Milton J. Harrington, wife and child,
A. Hill, wife and child, Geo. Alonzo, Nelson Milti-
more, Frank Hubbard, Nathan Titus and William
Marsh.
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NOTICE OF ET,ECTTON.


PGbK is.iug Aasa TO a WRIT OF ELECTION,
b ,.a ! @ osss IT,,
day s Of NSo,smbs, 10 following eaisss = ~, Thrift
SIKH qsass. y he 9n'sa Stat
% a. M ps'
as d. \. p N.Y. so % ass I'd B
Mississippi river and the Parishes Of st. Bernard and Plaque
One M e ; State s s .ts to bs h
above Canal street, known Fs District District No.
sc s a's'S ~ s Jane" s'sa
Whereas mi he 81 h' ZION
Governor 1iencnaht Governor Of the State for
Secretary and Attorney General for the term of
Superintendent Of Public Education, for term Of two
Internal Improvement Ieveeing, Draining Reclaining Dis
trio II s e hat s1t"n tie Parish e. Orleans situated
Sps tsr % r%e Works for ,c Sec.
Ths sff %s ra faF ' sf a'a'si
." s fH 70 ss s q 1ns M 1nt s III ny a follow.
h s !. @ @ ssnr" h psst .d r T., ar
ion Of the Parish of Orleans the right bank Of the Mississippi
Three Senators for the District composed all
p v 9" ns s p If 9ea@5 Nm 2. The 6 bak Of tie N''
Representatives to the General Assembly of the State fol
That portion Parish of Orleans on the right bank of the
Mississippi river, shall elect Representative
The First Representative District the Parish Orleans shall
The Second Representative District Orleans
The Third Representative District of the Parish Orleans
The Representative District Parish
The Representative District of the Parish Of Orleans
Tie SIKH Representative District of the Parish of Orleans
seventh Representative District of Parish of Orleans
The Eighth Representative District of the Parish of Orleans
Ninth Representative District the Parish Orleans
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

sny comnissaire: + Cont, Dossai n b. DnIni,-
5 S Ia &c n do O.
commissaires Robert j. Kerr. ). Augustn Charles Ree
TrOisieme District.
QIaNnIEME PRECINCT-Poll No Una Ia mai4on d. scols
Poll No Deux-A encoignue es res do pUnion ct Grand,
Homme" commssaires Eugene aeose Felix lambert J. l.
sEIZIEME pREcINcr-roII No un-Au march; Breton
cGm IN. e I'd Dassnmsr forian Dana solomon Ande
psnade Claiborne. John Wells A. Tx Kem M
Dix sEPTTEME pREcINcr-poll No ina !, ea..s
P%H s MmsnS Gomnsarea Charles Faso,, Eugene
Phi 10 DesNA ' Il ai.on d,a,ols Nns,n,u c
''f htA' n rRE fs;'i EIihs q 1
dseo eneqgnrs des rn.s Craps des Champs Ulysses Com
Pol NJ Deus eneognure de- raes De ti's Anou- e. de
Champs Eiyises commissaes A. Rousseau Richard
ehiMa S Il f. If Wifi az,a No
no u NJ 9snx-Aa No ~ rue rrqutar entire les Mande
v fSii rREc1scr-pon No un-Au march. WASH
n sy% s e ieua so Commissioners Teodue Fag EdgAd
rI2Hs qhf Is
m 4, 2 r F,rrar Barheoay Jacques Eysn
connisscs Ieonce Ba,h jose slna Phip PSwe IT,
Quatrieme District.
~ +, rREcINCT-Poll No INA la
payne de crochets CT cees Ii Jackson
Konssear ct Fulton. Commissaes j. Maurice H. Exnicio.
j. T. Barrett N' " '
Poll No Deux-A Ia maison dtcole garcon rue LAUREL
e Wn rs Tes p,smee Ct Philippe Conssaires H. r.
fsi rEE Sf:sY No Una la
~, pompe az e. Ia dc p9niers No g. Washing
j. Burnet, Sam Green Frank Address -
Poll No Dcux-Rne LAUREL encoeura de Ia r,e Trois;,e
Gonmissacs r. W. Robert. Christian Matthias VIM r MIL
ler ~ " "
Algiers.
Csite parte de Ia Paosse doeans IA rive droite
nenye mississippi Ia naison de Cour Commssaires W. A.
Hyde, VIM. Gerard, Manuel Garcia
Avis Special aux Electeurs de Ia willie de la
observation-disclosures.
lou" les Fothns don't les initiate
comprises entire les eres ct X eux
poeront eur votes au Poll No Un de eurs Precincts esJecs
CT ~ les Voans don't les initiate
comprises entire les letres deux ncnsiyeent
peront ers votes Poll No eux eus Precincts respec
tfs Perception de- votans dit
sEPTIEhE PRECINCT-Tous les votans de ce Precinct
don't les MONS conmencct initiate comprise
etres ct a. tonies deuN Reimbursement dposero curs votes
au Poll No tn les voan MONS coinmencen PAL
2ue initiate comprise entire les ettres
ciusTeneRt dtposeront leurs Poll No
les Noan don't les mons par initial.
prise entire les letres q ncusiveen
ront leurs votes au Poll No Trois.
Par ordre du Bureau Central des Cornmissaires.
~ te j. AID. ROZIER. Secretaire.