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N o E.
- j. JOHN EDGAR THoMsoN, Trustee in certain
scriDed execnied BY tne Tyrone Ceareld Railroad
payment q principal and interest Of bonds Of SAID
S%P@fRy @ sc dy al Soe@b D. s and esofOd
in the office TOR Recording Deeds ETC. in and for the
SHn S sa tnS SSy @ S 0
Ill, do hereby give notice nat default having been ade
resi dueand demanded the said bonds j will pursu
o6er 81 of than teen thousand dollars
the said bonds and by vrue of the power conferred
Public se 10 The highest and best bidder BY
hqMxAs ts ty a. at ne ne on
Thursday the 9Th day Of September p 1866 ngon the
The whole that Section Or the Tyrone and Clear
PeDnsJ lvaiia Railroad, at or near yrone Station IN
g Sa y TO sd "a and roa
known and designated as The intersections" being
SSSn heS Sss at % e
strueied ogether with all and snggts 'hS & rail- M
real property every description acquired by and be-
r on he line of sad Section three and one quarter
miles OF road, and all the tolls incomes, issues and
he lands used and occupied for railways depots
rstatons between SAID points on SAID section three
thereon or procured therefor
AND GENERALLY.
All the lands railways. rails bridges cuverts. trestle
of way orkshops machinery, stalOns depOts, depot
prounds works, masonry, ana other superstructure,
zeal estate, ouidiI IS, and improvements OF whatever
nature kind appertainmg or belonging TO the above
mentioned property and 10 lhe said section the said
Tyrone and Clearfied ID Railroad and owned by said
Company connection herewith
1hC said section the Tyrone and CeaTeld railroad
extending from The point OF Intersection OF the sad Ty-
rome and Clearfeld Railroad win the Pennsy yania
Railroad the point of connection with the graded line
the said yrone and Cearhela Railroad, known land
as - he Intersection" is about 3A miles in length.
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 of the purchase monev be paid in cash
PAYMENT on account Of the said balance
of purchase money, 10 the extent OF the
dividend thereof payable on the bonds Sc
cured by the said mortgage and the matured coupons
said bonds be made in The said bonds coupons;
and the dividend is less than the actual sum due upon
the said bonds coupons the holders retain
10 saiu IIustea Tor tine said dividend and endorsing
payment OF the same on the said bonds or coupons
[ pom the pulcbase money beilg paid, as aforesaid,
the SAID Trustee will execute and deliver deed of
conveyance OF the premises TO the purchaser pur-
chasers m pursuance OF the power conferred upon him
by the said mortgage.
premises. may had upon app icaton to the under-
signed Trustee the Office OF the pennsylvania Rail
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee,
No. 23S s. THIRD Street.
M. THOMAS & SONS Auciioneers
Nos. l39 ana l4l $. FOURTH Street
o III m5m Philadelphia.
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/, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in certain
sclbed executed by Tyrone and leaicld HaI road
to @ @ ga en- o scSFe or ad
Company @ the amount OF sZ25 OG9 which Mortgaf Is
the on recording deeds, etc In and tor the county
Of Blair on the 18Th Day OF ey d. 10 Ss % In mortgISe m
Gordng deeds etc in and i9r the county OF Centre on
paee i eis do Hereby give notice that default GavinG
been made for than ninety days in the payment
in pursuance OF the written request to directed the
bSn S IN ne ea OF S s TS pSwa G ne IN
that respect BY TIE saio expose to pG91c sac
u sons, AuctofeeIs az the eS PHILADELPHIA EX
CAAS GE. ip the civ of hlaaephia Thursdsy, the
conditions hetenaIter stated, the vhoe of the said
The Whole o that section of said Tyrone and Clear
field Railroad IRON the point OF in,eIsection with the
county Pennsylvania to rhillpsbuTg Centre county,
T M 6pd as be9 S9 I ar he IS awGy Ta bse
fences, PRIVILEGES, rights, and all real property o.
and all the tolls j os
to be derived & and to de er ro5H the ana the
tions between said points with al The buildings stapo
ing thereon or prGcSSIp5dG &Sp GENG&ALlY ifSEflSlA
All 'he lands railways rails bridees, culvers trest E.
of way workshops, machinery, stations, depots depot
IeSl estate badings md lmprovements o. W6aeVer
natme or kind appertaining or belonging to the above
Tyione and earle Eailroad and owned by said Com
panY III connection tnereWl II
he sao section Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad
extending the intersection OF the and Clear
feld Railroad with the railroad iOrmery belonging to
the yrone and Lookhaven Railroad Company, but now
70 the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad Company Is about
20 miles in length. , 80, ,,n
$1,000 OF the purchase 10 Ue paid IN cash when
the property struck OFF, and the balance within 20 days
theieaner
PAYMENT on account of the saio balance of purchase
mOnev, to the extent of the dividend thereof payable
coupons the said Dondsmay be made in the said
bonds coupons; and II the dividend is less than the
actual sum que upon the said bonds or coupons the
holders mGy retain possession OF the said bonds and
coupons eceiptng to said Trustee for the SAID
dividend and endorsing payment of the same on the
bonds or coupons
Upon the purchase money being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee will execute and deliver deed OF convey ance
the premises the purchaser or purchasers in pur
suance of the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further information in respect TO sad sale, or
premises may be had upon appica tlon TO the under
sqned Trustee at the office of the Pennsyivan Raj
road Company, No 23s S. Third street Phi adephia.
JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, trustee,
No. 2SS s. THIRD Street,
M. THOMAS d SONS, Auctoneers,
Il mf4m Nos. l39 and l4l s. FOURTH rect,
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We refer, by permission, to
MajOr-General Winfield S. Hancock, U. 8. A.
General Robert Schenck, NJ. e. Ohio
General Halbert II Paine, NJ Y Wis.
General John H. Ketcham, NJ. c., NY
General James q. Blunt Kansas.
General j. n. Hendrick, Iowa.
General ID. c. McUallam, d. &.
General V DAYTON, N. Y.
Hon. Thomas w. Ferry, NJ c., Mich.
Hon. George Lawrence M. c., Penna
D. @. ForneY, Esq, ID. {.
Major j. h. Doughty, N. Y.
Hon. Richard Wallach, Mayor of Washington, D. e.
Hen. Henry wilson q.
Hon William ID Kelley. Nj. g. Penna
Hon. Kellan V. Whaley, NJ G.. WesE Va.
Hon. Eben Q; Ingersol, a. C., III
Hon A. II. Latin, NJ. c., y. Y.
Hon. Leonard Myers. NJ. C., Penna.
hon. william A. Newell. NJ. c.. n. j.
Hon George W. Julian. NJ. @ Ind
Bon. stephen +. Wilson, c.. Penna.
Hon. j. b. GIinnell, N. c.. Iowa
Hon. f. " ade, U. s. Senator Ohio
Hon G.. r.. Latham NJ c., W. Va
Hon. Benj Il. Wilson. NJ c., ONO
Gen HOys NJ, g., Ohio, ro,.
William f. owens, Esq, PHILADELPHIA Cs l6 toe
WALTERS LATE MlLLER'S) WINTER
V GARDEN-Nos 72O-726 VINE Street.
GRAND INSTRU NTAL CONCERTS
NIGHTLY.
BY two large and efficient orchestras.
TONIGHT,
Aud EVERY NIGHT in connexion with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND.
Brass Band comprising the best Artists In the city
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Our spacious Summer GarOen artsucaly laid out
with Shrubbery Fountains ETC.
in THE LADIES' SALOON,
Especially set apart for the best OF creams
and other Refreshments will be served. 6-l6S
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

OttICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, June 26 1866. y
Whereas H. A Hall and Others, MANA ying Direc-
tors OF the Grand National Concert" to be held IN
ashngtOn. D. C., on the I'd OF Auqust have
due appication TO T. Clephan Collector of Internal
Resenue Tor the Collection District of the District
Columbia, or permission to hod a lottery, rattle, or
gift enerprise and presented him satisfactory evl
dence that the proceeds of said lottery. rattle gi
enterprise will be deyoed to charab uses permission
is hereby granted TO such ManagRg Directors hold
such lottery rattle or gilt enterprise from a. charge
whether from tax or license in respect to such lottery
rattle or gift enterprise. E. A. ROLLINS,
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NJ u.
l. r. FRANKLIN PALEY, Trustee in a certain Inden-
By s eG HG
70 morteagee in trust 10 secure the pay men OF
the Of $50 600 which mortgage is dated l't
o reeoFdg DEEDS eC iE in nd for the county mt s Of Blair
on the Al day OF February, A: D., 1851 in MORTGAGE
deeds etc. IN and Tor the county centre on the 55+
& etc. a. 1--WE n h SSHns se sss
made lor mole than ninety days In the payment OF the
in pursuance of the written request, to directed
Of the holders OF more than S % IN amount OF the said
n tia respect by the SAD morgase expose to pub ic
IH0AIAS d SONS, AuctiOneers at the PHIlAD b Ell.
PHI IXCHAN.GE H SS. I in the city o. Philad' g ghia on
he terms conditions hereinafter stated the whole
IRe Whole OF that eeton Of the Tyrose and
led Railroad from tyrone station, Blair county, Penn
vania, as the same is now constructed, together with
P SPIKES 5 ro tmbeT bridges osetheT IR idSsi ali
real property OF every description acquired by aud
and al the Fights ana 'c% corpoPc Gaa
issues and pro 10 be Derived m ne sn6 rs
arise from the same and ali the lands used and occu
therefor. ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.
All the lands raiwal s. RAJ s. bridges culyerts. tres
rights Of way workshops machinery stations, deposs
depot Rroqnos works masonry, and other superstruc
whatever nature or kind appertalnng or beonging to
the pIOpeltN ana TO the SAID Ion
of the said T and Clearie Railroad and owned
by said ompany IN eonnec .on herewith and all the
saiO ROAD andCOmpanS.
The said section OF the said Tyrone and Cleatdeld
Railroad. extending from said lyroae Station Blair
unity, ana through the borough OF Pnllpsburg, in
Centre county, is about 25a miles in length.
TERMS OF SAL
$4,000 of the purchase money be paid IN cash when
the property Is struck on, and the balance WITHIN twenty
days thereafter.
fsyment account of the said balance of purchase
money 10 the extent of the dividend Thereon payable on
the bonds by the and the matured
coupons OF the said bonds may be maae len " ne iaid
9oncs or eouponsi ana II ihe dH.aena Is less ieSs
than the actual sum due upon lne hald bonus
and coupons the no deIs NAV retain possession t
OF me said bonds and coupons on reoelpthg 10 rue
said trustee the SAID DIVIDEND ana endorsing pay
ment OF The same the said bonds or coupons, a.,
Upon the purchasemoney being pala as aiOresall lhe
Trustee will execute anu deliver deed of conveyance
OF the premises the purchaser or purchasers IN pursu
once OF the power conferred upon MIN by the saio
mortgage 4. - --, ,-.
Any further information in respect to the sad sale
premises may be had icaton 20 the unders sed
Trustee at his Office No ~ south THIRD street IN the
city of Phiadelph'a ~, Nyur,Nr pArpv Tr,s.o
No AZ south Third street
NJ THONAS d SONS, Auctiqneers,
Onmsm Nos. 80 and l4l South FOURTH Street
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sl5Im No, a8 S. SECOND street, Philadelphia
WAR DEPARTMENT, sURGEON-G ENE

\AJ AN DEI Ah1MEN1J oOhUEON-u E4N IL
w RAILS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 10, 1866
An Army Medical Board to consist OF BreVet
Colonel j. b. Brown, Surgeon, O. S. A Presidents
BIevet Lieutenant Colonel IL. II. Wirtz Surgeon, u.
S. A; Breyet Lieutenant; Colonel Anthony Heger,
Surgeon, u. s. A.; and Brevet Major Warren Web
ster, Assistant SurReon, u. s. A. Recorder, will
meet in New York city on the 2Oth of September,
next for the examination OF candidates for adms-
SION into the Medical staff of the United States
Army.
Applicants must be over 81 years of age, and
physically sound
Applications for an invitation to appear before
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon.
General, United States Army, and must state the
full name, residence and date and of birth OF
the candidate, Testimonials TO character and
qualifications must be furnished. If the applicant
has been in the Medical Service of the Army during
the war the fact should be stated together with his
former rank, and time and place OF service, add tes
timOnials from the officers with whom he has served
should also be forwarded.
No allowance is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing the examIDati6a- s ut IS an indspensa-
bic prerequisite to appointment.
there are at present sixty vacancies in the Medical
Staff iortysIx of which original, being created
by the Act of Congress approved July %, 1866
JOSEPH X. BARNES.
Sl1 smw29t Surgeon-General, u b. A.
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THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IL.

100000 Tickets loiH be sold Gt 81 each
$4,000 Presents AaCarded, UGI,ted at S25OOOO!
&25,OO0 oftbe Profits to be giren to the Sol
diers' and sailors National Orphans Home
Fund, $25OO to the Washington Male and
Female Orphan Asylum. The balance, after
deducting expenses, to be paid to the Tred-
Surer Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union,
FGshngton, ID. C.
One Present to Every Four Tickets.
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do PARAS0LS AT $l'25, $3.50, Sl'76, AND
II. DIXON
Z" 4lswim EO. q 8. EIGHTH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23

& FIsAsCIAL-AfaIrs in Wal street wesr \
very unsst sftctory aspect. Money u decidedly
stringent ST fully seven per mt. on call. AMI
in the stock market there general IN n TO
realize, amounting almost 10 panic. The banks
have evidently Kept too small a proportion OF
their reserve in plain legal tenders, and now
that 10 unusually active demand for money
hss come, they have TO convert their Clearing
House Certificates into greenbacks. The tom :
merciai OF yesterday afternoon says:-This
morning about one million OF clearing House
Certificates were presented for REDEEM ption and
yesterday about half \ million. There are now
In the hands of the New ork hanks Sl5.OOl.-
600 OF these certificates, which may be pre-
sented at the Sub-Treasury at any moment
We have reasons, however, for belle wing that
the amounts Of greenbacks held At the Sub
Treasury and Treasury At Washington are
adequate 10 meet the demand without further
drafts being made upon the national deposit
tories or further sale Of geld. The Govern
ment indeed, is not At present selling gold.
Discounting is almost at a dead stand, with
the prevailing pressure for call Toms. and the
extreme caution relative to all forms Of credit
Gold continues very weak, having touched
1874 at one period this morning There is in
The Gold Room, as elsewhere this morning A
prevailing desire to realize Gold is loaned
''fiat" At the stock market, the difficulty of
efecuing loans and an indefinite apprehen sion
OF further stringency, caused areaiizipg move
ment not equalled in magnitude since the stock
panic of I-6i. Governments are wesk and "a
lcwef, partially from the further deciine IN
gold, apG partially in sympathy with the fall
other securities. "a rsfoF
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STAND FROM UNDER

We have recently frsm time TO time noticed
IN our columns the decline in prices of bread.
stuffs, meat. dry goods, and other articles. and
cautioned dealers 10 be careful in their trans
actions. The general break down has created
somewhat OF panic In the New York money
market, as Will be seen by our financial state
ment elsewhere, and no one can foresee the
end We now have word specially for hold
ers Of flour. Intelligence from Russia our
rival in the production of grain, shows that
the crops in he neighbOrhood Of Odessa are
very full, and that there is large quantity
more than usual tor shipment. As Russia sup-
plies Europe with grain in part, and sells
lower than we can. IL follows that there will
BE but little demand upon the United States
'Or breadstuffs next year. In this view of the
Case 1t Is TINE Tor holders Of flour TO put down
their prices, as the sooner they yield to the
pressure the better it will be for themselves
and consumers 1t Is well known that our
grain crop is unusually large. particularly in
the West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We are indebted TO the in ven tor, Breyet Brig
General Charles IL. Tompkins U. :. A for a
pamphlet Containing a description of the
-'TOmpkins Stretcher," or wheeled litter, said
10 be the best ard most comprehensive device
yet invented for the com Portable transportation
Of sick and wounded soldiers. The war created
a demand for such appliances, and this offers
the readiest and most humane mode OF trans
fsrring injured persons to their homes or 10
hospitals. The Surgeon General says:-.For
use in the field. its eompactness, portability,
and convenience OF arrang cement, max. it pecu
larry valuable. without in any way detract,nr
from its more general utility al military posts.
schools of practice, large hospitals, &C. Two
longitudinal bars, with transverse connections
form the frame of the litter. These lengthwise
bars have handles at each end to give facility
for using the device an ordinary strptchpr
An axle can be added with wheels supporting
springs, when the distance from the place of
injury 10 the hospital is too great to be- per-
formed IN the usual manner. The litter then
becomes an ambulance. II can be put into a
compact form for transportation when not
in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23
THE CRAIG AsSOOIATIOH

We hear that the Craig opposition to the As
sociated Press will commence operations on
Monday next. 1t is understood that Craig's
Washington agent will be DIR. Evans, former
ly of the New York press. assisted by Colonel
l.. A. Whitley, Of the InteHigencer editorial
corps. and James N. Ashley. Esq, for mauv
wears Washington especial for leading New
y ork papers. The Craig headquarters in this
city will be in the Western Unisu Telegram
office building, and the Associated Press rooms
will be removed soon to the same locality.
Mr.. l.. A. Gobright continues the Washing
ton agent for the Associated Press, assisted bv
his well qualified aids, Messrs. Holland ana
Sargent,
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Affairs I'm GesrRetswu.


FALSE PRETESsEs.-Yesterday Gran
Garner, colored, was arrested by Serrrtut
BoaTman for obtaining money BY false pre-
fences. 1t appeared In evidence that some
days ago a colored man named VIM A nder
son, was arrested for stealing chic kens and
was sent 10 Jail for court Anderson's wife
exhibited much anxiety to have her husband
released, and Garner went TO her. and pre-
tending 20 sympathIze with her. proposed 20
get Anderson out II she would give him
$40 TO fee lawyer. She did so. and went
with him considerable distance from
Gown and returned, before he started for law
yer. He at last got rid of her ky saving thar
he would go right away and see q lawyer ana
get Anderson out, since which time she hid
not seen HIM tlll be was arrested Anderson
was released on bail, and hearing Of the pam.
Garner had played, went with his wife and
ner to jail Tor court.
Flour AND GRAIN MARKET.-Flour mar
ket quiet, sales unimportant; prices unchanged
holders hrm TO last quotations. Grain-Wheal
and corn are IN the same condition as yester
oav- The market is evidently affected by the
decline IN the northern market, wblch mas
caused wide difference between buyers and
sellers We notIce the arrival of the Ssllie
ElllmNer. from Shepherds town. with fiour and
grain 10 Geo. Waters: the Andy johnson and
Mlll Boy, with wheat and corn 10 Hartley &
BIO, ana the Morrlson, with corn.
GRAND LARCENY james Coleman. who
has become quite notorious for his misconduct
during few years past was arrested yester-
Day by officer Paxson. charged with the lar.
ceny OF gun, the property of c. J. Poland OF
virginia The gun. double barreled 10 Wing
pece, was lying in Poland's wagon, and IL was
stated that the accused was seen to take the
gun. Mr.. Poland being out of the District.
Justice Buckley sent the accused 10 Jail for q
further hearing.
IHE CANAL.-Arriyed-Boat Andy John
son, wbea; and corn, TO Hartley; Morrison
corn 10 market; Mill Boy. corn "a Hartley: and
seven boats with coal. TO Central Co 33I o
tons; Hampshire & Baltimore Co. 100 ~ tons.
Borden Co., 22919 tons; American Co loo n
tons. Departed-The Mill Boy, with sundries.
10 berliE; o. +. Snouffer, assorted cargo, 20
Point Of Rocks; and twelve boats light Few
boats have arrived to-day, but q large number
are on the way and expected
FINED AGAIs.-festerday, officer White ar
rested John Fuss for selling iiqao under a Ia
cense which was not approved by the Board
OF Police Mr.. Fuss was fined for like OF
tense some DAYS ago. ana Justice Buckey again
fined him S20fi.
PORT OF GEoReKTowN. - Entered and
cleared-Steamer Express, Ryther master.
from and TO Baltimore. Entered-Steamer
Thomas L. Cahill, Norris master. from BaIti
mare; schooner Albert Thomas, White master
nom Baltimore; George Washington, Mite heli
master, from Richmond. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23

A NICE YoUNG MAN STEALS SET OF Ola.
noNDs.-E- Jaceard & Co. jewelers., of ST.
Louis, were on Tuesday robbed of a ten rhous
and dollar set of diamonds in a very ingenious
manner. The thief was an elegantly. dressed.
genteel-looking man. and claimed TO be looking
for large assortment Of jewelry to stock a
store IN 3 Joseph He was shown an assort-
ment of valuable dismonds among other
things, and while the salesman was engaged
in waiting upon some ladies the gent made an
urgent excuse for a trip to the basement in a
confidential whisper, and passed down. Ieav-
ing his hat on the counter. He then passed
through SIDE door into Leitch's drug store.
and drawing forth a cap concealed about his
CLONES passed out When the salesman finished
serving the lazy customers be discovered that
cas- ket eontsinIng ten thousand dollar dia.
mond set had gone with the stranger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23

THE WEEKLY STAR is now en- our counter
for sale, and in wrappers, ready for the mails.
containing, among much other reading matter.
our series of articles on the .sFuture OF the
the SOUTH an account of the Races during tbs
week; the Prize Fight, by our special report
er, LoweI's Poem 'The Courtin';" conclusion
OF the interesting story "Whar the Panic did
for my Brother George" the Chesapeake and
Potomac Tide Water Canal COMPANY Re-
port; the Masonic Celebration in BaIti.
more humorous Sketches. with Domes-
nc. Military, Naval, Departmental and Local
news; Agricultural and Housekeeping Mis-
from all quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23

The PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
SEsATE-The present President pro tempore
Genital chair, should Nr johnson die before
the expiration of his term of once, IL Lafayette
- Foster, Of Connecticut Mr.. Fosters Sena.
toIlal term, however, expires on March 4th
lo0s, and the choice OF his successor, as Presi.
Dent pro tempore, Is already being agitated.
the most prominent candidates being Senators
WAGE, sherman and Anthony. II has here
toiore been customary for the President of the
SENATE 10 vacate has chair few DAYS prior to
the beginning Of Congressional recess, in or
DER 10 allow the choice 81 a successor ami Mr..
Foster VIII probably pursue this course in
March Attn next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-23

JUDeEs OF ELECTION SUED-A civil action
was brought before Justice Forester, in Balt,.
more, yesterday, by Alexander NJ Brlscoe,
against Messrs- Samuel Feat Jr, R. A. Wa.
tsrworth and A. X. McClenG judges Of cleo
ton in the nineteenth ward, to recover 500
damages for refusing to receive his vote at the
late State election