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New York Mining Stocks Market

By Telegrsph.1 - NEW YoRK, Feb. as.
MINING STOCKS = Market firm to-day,
and generally better. The great feature of
the day was Corydon, which rose rapidly
from 81 50to sl6i0O.o The stock closed strong
and was not offered except At high figures.
Mining stocks IS 90; Smith and p. 50 so;
American Flag 81 Is; Benton 81 10; Column
bia 81 s5; DesMoinesd 50 Oo@2 O5; quartz
Hill "a 35.Iotd,- "a ifc s6noH bnclonI
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TO Contractors
Dissolution.

VWTENE PAHTNERSHEP H r. IL n n D.
n fore existing between the undersigned
in the Southern stove Works was dissolv-
ed on the first day of january, 1857, by
is authorized TO settle all company claims.
All persons knowing Themselves Indebted
to the firm will please call at once and
make settlement. =
F. w. BRINKMEYER.
jan21 dim arr ANTON HELBLING.
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Nntica.

WVHE ABOVE BUSINESS WILL BE
H. conducted by the undersigned as here.
tOfore, with all the advantages in the mar
ket. Thankful to our patrons for past
favors, Izhope by strict attention to bust
ness to merit their future favors, and re-
spectfully invite all to give me a call before
pq iaHas diigg. e'segheGEsNro N iELBL1Nes
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TSOR BALE-LOT.-For sale at q bar
* gain, a Lot so feet on First Street W tn
good building on it, suitable Tor manil-
featuring purposes. Inquire OF ID. BAERi
corner OF First and Main streets. l[feb9 dim
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WANTED
AGENTS WANTED
agosa asaififW FOR THE qoH q j.
- WOMEN OF THE WAR, :

A TTRACTING THOUSANDS BY
"A It's thrilling record of the noble and
pure minded women, who followed their
3 husbands and sons to the war
rh. Written In the glowing and Soul-stfrring
language of FRANK MOORE. Selling
: beyond our most sanguine expectationy
TtOelve thousand copies sold the first month
of Its issue, Hundreds of commendations
{ from the Press and distfn tshed fndividu-
ais are pouring In from all parts of the
country. Agents are reporting from TEN
TO TWENTY-FIVE orders per day, and say
they find many who are ready 10 take the
work as soon as presented, which is a NEW
FEATURE IN THE BOOK BUSINESS. = This
work is its own recommendation, and sells
freely to the best CLASSES of society. Faith
5aL, energetic, peTseverfrtg MEN and tOonlen
will, In the Agency. ind lucrative employ
ment. .s., ft.a f-..f,f..,st rtrfftae.2sssr-frr
III an Agency is wanted, send for circu-
lar, giving full particulars. Address, cd
NATIONAL PUBLISHIN0C co,
l4S West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
dec12-tilhebl8t ~ -
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FOR SALE.
Public Sale.
YTVHE MARINE HOSPITAL BUILn

EKVHE MARINE HOSPITAL BUILD.
Ing and Lot at Evansville, Ind, will
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, subject TO the approval OF the bid
by the Secretary of the Treasury, at IL
O'clock ssS M. February 2sth, 1867 on the prem
Terms of Sale -one-fourth cash, and the
balance In equal payments of 30, 80, and so
days. A deposit of five hundred dollars
lS5OO) will be required at the time of sale.
"A certificate of sale will be given to the
purchaser, and the deed viii be executed
upon the payment of the last installment
OF the purchase money.
ISAAC CA SELBERRY,
10 Haa...r5L..l surveyor of Customs
Evansville, Ind, February 18th, 1867
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Card.

~N RETIRING FROM THR JEW
elry Business. take great pleasure In
recommendiDg to the public my success.
whom are, from their acknowledged skill
and long experience in the business. every
way worthy of the confidence of the puh-
lie: and feel that the well-earned renuta.
tioi, of ''BittroIff's old stand viii W.,
new laurels in the hands of the new Arm.
= MY grateful acknowledgements are due
my old customers for their long-continued
febls DIV 81 GEORGE A.lBITTRoLFR.
a THE "EUREMA RAzAAiRs rs
- the place to get Game and Poultry
regularly. We have made arrangements
for a constant supply.
VICKERY BROS, IS Main ST.
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igsmt dfT0g 10 Vagqmg0 63HBIgsnl
FOR. SALE OR LEASE,
1pTI al sA'N hHkAsA&Aiy1VA
The Crescent City Springs.
TWINS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF

H "a
VT1HIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
resort, in the Immediate vicinity of
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
OF native forest trees, In fine preservati0n,
and beautifully laid out in gardens groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the accommodation Of the public
new and in good order, is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terms. ta ,,T
The buildings were mostly erected last
year, aud consist of q fine large hotel, with
spacious and well ventilated rooms; bath
house, of six rooms, furn shed for cold and
hot, tub shower, and douclte baths of the
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pin
alleys. dancing hall and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory, and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; Kitchen, laundry, confec-
tionery, bakery, ice house, filed with ice
&c, &c. The waters are saline chalybe-
ate, pronounced by medical men as un-
surpassed for their hygienic quail les.
To any person acquainted with the bust
ness of conducting such an establishment,
an opportunity ofjmaking a fortune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs
win hold the property for pTivate sale till
the first day of March next. If not then
sold will lease 1t on favorable terms.
--.4ss3A ~ 80. = VIM HEILMAN
Cincinnati Commercial copy one week.
and send bill 70 this ofiee&H Efeb6 IsN
TeOR SALE-HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.
rs "A very nice ohe-story Frame DWELL
and all necessary outbuildings, with two
Lots, In a good locality. Will be sold very.
low, and on time, AZ application be made
soon to FrrT yAIAVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent.
JAMS dim 99N8NNEE Evansville Ind. ID
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E0R SALE-DURHAM COW AND
.& CALt'-For Sale at Auction, one fine
Durham Cow and Calf 1.-THE calf sired by
Henry Morgan's bull) will be sold at the
courthouse in Evansville on the I'D day
Of February, 1861
HIRAM NELSON, AuctioHeer.i 3
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E. q. SMITH,
Chair Manufacturers

A Factory, corner Of Division AM
f@hird Streets, where he will be pleased H.
see his old and as many new customers as
may call. Chairs seAd at the lowest prices.
sep22 d6m
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.- The best of accommo-
- dations can be had at MRS. e. M.
BURNS'S, at the Bulls Head, beyond the
Depot. Large ana comfortable rooms for
the accommodation OF families. jams d3fn
safcv 1fei ~ usEaT
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Course of POnmlar Lerfli


IhE EVANSVILLE LIBRARY -
- StsOlATlON have perfected their ms
EQUATIONS for course of Six Popular Is :,
lures. The following speakers have pr0azi.l
Rev. M r. MILBURN, the "Blindl
Preacher" The subject is left with him-l
Independents. Subject, !: Our Country's RE-
construction"
HON. CARL SCHURZ. 1.-THE Recon-!
struction of Germany"
PETROLEUM v. NASBY, Pm. witch a
Postmaster), Professor OF Biblical Political
REV. WAYLAND H0YT, of Cincinnati
subject not yet announced.
JAS. Z. MURDOCH "a Dramatic ReaA.I
tngs y comes IL his health will allow. I'll
rhe SECOND LECTURE on THURa.l
DAY EVENING WEEK, the 18th inst, hgl
Theodore Tilton. = w l0s
Course Tickets 50 each. to be had at thai
Library Rooms or OF any Of the Directors.
JAM dtf 4
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s--kA,.A MA q
English Markets.

EArs-Cio ed quiet and unchanged
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AMUSEMENTS.
NEW METROPOLTTs

: W esHey HlII VIII appear as n 4 :. All.
Bella Golden in two new eli, ac,rgs.
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l'riIu1rU .tfeefimOs.

n.y. az official notice 10 another colamu, II will
be sevB ,ha, the Republican Ereca,lTe Uoa.mlitee
for this county has na,ned Saturday urs', 0cio-
her Inil, - The day when primary Iaeslngs shall
br held throughout the county TO slsc, delegates
10 a cVaniy nominating convention " assemble
In TVusOD,osn on ,hs following Monday. We
do mol 6slisse oar lrisnds nssi Urging 10 Inducs
them 10 turn out. u bscomss us 10 asssT, our
ppinciplsg boldly, aud 10 laaln,ain our organlEa-
lion iSiasi. ", the Unioa Issn VI the rogniy be
Su'r aud attend 'hsss primnry arSIinFsi let good
meu be- ssicc.sd as drirgHscs and ragable men a.
our candidates. wsmay succsc,l there Is no
telling how far the slowing dissatisfaction ca
pressed 81, the scIeetion u The Democratic ticket
ma, rs'rsa aud. svsH " we fail, whatever
,fouhlr ,nas rune hewai,sr sscau- ef the had
administration Of oas eonn,y sTsirs. ~s may huId
ourselves Llnmslsss.
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The National fniom F"TtgO5 Hut
HUsOre COHHfU."

We wonder how our Conservative friends feel
abou, thi. time They have been used unit. the
DEMOCRATIC party has been warmed into life by
their tender care. and nov, like useless article
Of furniture, they have been oasl roa,smptuously
aside The whole matter was arranged nicely
before the late democratic Convention. The two
factions were TO work harmoniously together
certain piaces we're 10 be given 10 the irmocrats,
and certain other paOes to the National Union.
lists. Mr.. Jessop was TO BE- Sheriff, Mr. Harris
States Attorney, Mr.. NICOLA senator, Messrs.
Cockey aud McCauley retained 10 the Commits.
sioncrs hoard, &c. But the result ha. proved
that the Conservatives touched pitch and were
- detied. All their candidates for prominent
or paying offices were defeated, and they hare
TO conien, themselves with one member Of the
Board OF Commissioners, who will be a mere
noncniiiy there, nd two members Of the House
Of Delegates. No wonder the conservatives feel
sore no wonder they accuse the democracy Of
bad faith GG wonder they Look sad and deject-
ed. In this hour OF their humiliation we tender
them our kindesi sympaihies They KNOW now
how 'es felt when they, headed By Swami, sold
rs out oh how we,oled |, tina, party that
hangs on democratic fayorl
Will no, this really bad ,rea,n,en, oI.sn the
eyes Of the Conservative party OF Baltimore
county? VIII they longer allow themselves to
be the duPes, the play ,hings, ofrebsl democracy
Aud remem6rT :his, gentlemen tina, your defea,
on Monday was no, only esfssal 10 give you
any OF the positions to be filled by popular -
lection, bn, certain little Offices, (iax collectors,
supervisors, &c. aow held by members Of your
party, must soon br given up TO reward the
faithful" Ism, the Prospec, a ussasy one
Don't Won think you hare been ou,rageonsly
taken in and DOM ior1' and don't you Mink
nsM h..r,. ~
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J,misiA,ore CYfv I,oIifirs.

The Republicans oi baltimore city have nomi.
mattel the following eSeellru, ticket TO be- voted
for nj The coming election
Ja'ssPms curt At AHped'. -IIenry Stock.
bridge
chi.1 Ja'iie, Syr,@s Court q h'h'~or, cay:
Maj General John n. Kenly.
.i.s"ciais 'isdss' '--ilagh l.. bond. John e.
King, George q Nnund. William Daniel.
St'd,'s .iaeSgsy ;-Rober, Lyon Rogers.
Js5es orpham CbaH Joseph u. Auioun,
John N. Joass, Joseph W. Rlakr
Rfyisisr u Will i-Isaae y. Cook.
ci,rk SaPsTisT CbHFt - Afford Mare.
ci'Sk C',y coem Obasi s--S.muel u. Evans.
cisrk CSaH n Common Pleas ,--Jamcs u.
Lowry
cisTk CSimiaal CbaH i-Jehu Askew.
CHI OJs Cbssf i--t'ol. Harrison Adreon.
Sherg Thomas ". DukehaFi.
h'yor MAJ 0en. Andrew W. Dsnison.
Cay SaSesyor '--Gilbert u. BrySOn.
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.H.IRRTED.

!n ~. J'hn's church. iialiim"rc. "n the ,ih
insL. Icy Rev. u. Webster. t;r"n.E u. r,cAi,
!" Mi. M'""ir wiLTrH. daughter ~ lion
D. O. u. Empry. bath ~ Lnth.rvilic. Baitimur,
county. aud WILiiNN n. 20 KEY. OF i.uih-rvillr.
I" Mi-s LisSiL wANrs ii Tarcy,awm. rnrrull
eonnty. MI
in Baltimore. 81 the |ih inst. by Rev. e. u.
l.iiu.tn J''nN H. titiHA'A Z" Miss SrsAN Il.
" ~ aud Ip>rrn 80 EN'N I" Miss MAN Jazz
h'NF. both 'i'ushicr- 81 Mr.. Wiley HUNT. Ter
mcrly ii thu t"wn
On thu 1T inst. by Rev. ". II. Austin. IomN
! ll"ttINHEH.Hn 4" Miss S,HAH l.. Tom. hath
"i Hereford. Baltimore county.
on the isi inst. by Rev. g. =. Sheppard. ~.
rntN pniLlirs o. Miss LTpN 4. LnvELt. bath
II baltimore county.
"n the I'll inst. ny Rev. Joseph Mrttain. T.,
ra +. kELi.n I" Mis-. K,rE b,vt>. b,tL ..,
fArsviii baltimore r",lnty.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 SswlsrER'S BAL>AM oF
SS WILD CHERRY.
This remedy has long beau sherised by thu
""inmuni' y f"rits remarkabl efficacy in rcliev.
ing, healing and curing the most obstinate,
painful and long standing ease. II Tough. Cold,
fa6"easa. Sore Throat. Hrosckii.s. WAoop.ng
c5Hgh. Group. Asih@'a. i.Ior~aiior 81 L..asA,
while sven 'oHs"a,ls,io. si.clfhas yielded Ia II.
magic influence when all other means have fail.
ell. its whole history proves tina, the pas, has
produced no em"'ly "f equal value. as cure
for the numer'u. aud dangerous pulmonary at.
fections which prevail all over the land.
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
From ASnsn1 An".Ls k.'i. ct Yairncld. Me.
:" ALoui alghi YEATS sinoc INV son Henry 4.
Archer. new Postmaster at Fairfield. Somerset
County. Me-, was attacked with splitting IT
blood. eongh. weakness OF Lungs. aud general
debility. ~ much 50 that our family physieian
declared him Ia have SEATED CoNsrHrrIoN."
lie was under medical treatment Tor "a number
Of months. but received %" benefit from H. Al
length from the solicitation of iinsalf aud 9th.
ere. Wa indaaed 10 purchase one boitLc Of WIS.
rAR's bALsAa ~ wiLb CnEMRY. which benefited
him - much I obtained another bottle, which
in short time restored him 10 his usual state
nf health. ! think | can safely recommend
this taaedy " others Ia like pondiiiah. lor Il i
think. ali u purpor,s Ia be --Tmg GRrAr L,Se
RruEpI ion rHE fIaNs The above statement,
gentlemen, u my roisafary Offering H. you in
favor 81 your nalsain. aud I. u yallr disposal +"
prlparsd l,y SETH " P0wLI 4 SON, II
fremont ST.. Boston aud Tor salc by Druggists
generally
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INe Dcn.oc,nfic Ni,lr TYrLri.

Ga Tuesday last the democratic con,,nliun to
no'ninaleR State ticket assembled in baltimore
Odcn Bowie, Of Prince Georges county. was
nominated for Governor, his com l,eiilors Tor the
Office icing VIM 7. Hamilton. Of Washington
county, Walter Mitchell, Of Charles Ilon. Juhu
Wc,hered, Of Baltimore county, john X. Long
well Of Carroll, BENZ G. Harris, OF 81. Mary .,
and Henry u. Farnandis, ofIlarford. Mr.. Bowie
has always bCcn firm supporter OF the Lac,
Cause
For Attorney Gcncrai, Thomas q. Pratt, Chas.
j. VI. Gwiun aud Bernard Carter, or Da,imor,.
city, Isaac u. Jones, OF SOmrrsei. Henry "
Archer, oi Hartford, aud \. X. S,cs,cr, Of Wash.
insion' we're named. Mr.. Jones was nominated
on the eleventh ballot lIr was ~ out aud uui
seccssionisi daring the rebellion aud one OF Cal.
houn nulliiicrs Ia former day,
For Comptroller at the Trrasnr, Wa. !.
Leonard, oi wicumico, l.. D. Ballard. OF Bali.
more city, u. 7. GoldsborUagh, uf Dutrl,cslcr
Lew n Howcn' oi baltimore couni,, aud 1. I.
l'raricksoh, 81 worrcsicr we've nan,r,l. aud l.ron
AID WAS nominated ON the iirsl ballot. lie i.iLr
pTrscn, incuml"n, of the Office. aud |. roa.erv..
tive in politics. lie commanded u regiment 10
the Union army 'or little while. hut When IT,,
idcni Lincoln issued his Proclamation II Em,n.
eiPaiiun he resigned aud went oyrr To the ,lrmu.
cratic ranks
For 'lrrk III the c"urI ui Arprals, james
Franklin at Anne Arundel WIN u. Nelson. aud
Madison brown ~ lIalIimntr cit,. Thnua, ~
Mour m &c" u. Carman. ufIi,Iiin,,,rr ,,,unt, .
Milton y Kidd, m cyc,i iicnry T. B,,rman and
Elias Gfiswoll. at Tall,u,. john " IIrNrs. 81,
All,phan!, aud Rohrri " Carer. ~ Mnal .un.
cry, wrr' placed Ia n,minaii"n. tnd NJ Fr,nk.
liz was srlrcird the candidate un the seventh
ballot. This gentleman was "ne III l.rc. .iafI
otcrrs daring the late wat, aud was ont, 81.
twice prisoner
For Superintendent, of l.al'pr aud Agii, outline.
d. J " McI'h,r.on, "i frederick county. 49,,
noinini,l an the iirs, I,lni, his competitor. h.
ing III. J'nrs Higgins, Of Baltimore si,,. J.
Coad. Of st. Mary, aud Geo Gale. OF krn, -
DIR. Mcpherson Was. at course. q rrhri during
the war
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
nRAcEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ANhshVHN, MAts., Utf, It'll IshJ
W.. Gracc-Dcar N,r.-IIRving been Afflicted
griovously fnr several weeks with . severe ali.
sces- upnn NY side. used several remedies lor
is eradication with.,lt receiving any FeleiG VA.
III Applied your salye which effected speedy
aud permanent cure. ! therefore feel happy
n certify my confidence IN H. virtues. Yours
with respect. JAMES BEAN
statement ~. 4. Ia Ann0nN. N. d.
SETH W. FOwI.E A sON. lloslon, Proprie
tors. Sold by all Druggists. Al IS cents q box
d. mail - conis. Oet. l?.--lm
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nAN'L II WiLiIELM's STORE.
Notice OF Registration.
slxrn ELECTION DISTRICT.

SIXTH ELE,'rIuN DISTRICT.
VIE undersigned. "iliccr ri Rcgi-tration i,r
l. the sixth Election District. uf Baitimnr.
county. appointed hy ti,r ''"vrruor 1T Md IN
Ter the Act 81 lhr t.-n"ral' Assembly,. passed
March :iih. iNGi. W,il ine", f,r the perform,
anc- - hi ,iuiir. ~
MIbhLETowN. wANrLANn'S STORE
"a Monday. "rt"i,~r IT., .is6,.
And continue in sr..i.il %; the ai"y- l.l see. nn.
Ill Thr-ulay. uci"h,'f ..i.t. 1857. inclusive. 1T
ting each 'iay ir"in " "','lnck \. NJ. {" O'Clock
l.. NJ
Natural It rlt,s"'.- ale required q" "xhiLit
their natural 20 'i"u palcrs &" the Register
HENRY WILHELM
officer R"gi.iratinu. G;h Elcctinn Dist
O.t. lit
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Union !vo,,.inotio,,s.

The Republican State Convention which ~
s''n6lel ~ li'lIim"r, on Thursda, last Nominated
The 'vllowiug ticket:
fer Gocernor.
IIuGn LENNON BOND.
FvT .M.rhey G.hsTai:
HENRY u GOLDSBORGUGH.
fbT Cs~YaToiier II Ms Trssssry;
WILLIAM L.. ". SEABROOK
fS' ce'L q m' tSu'i y .ijysaIs:
FREDERICK \. SCHLEY
F1' c"'""'''''o"'' q La1or and agriculture.
CAPrAiS JONES.
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WlSEbl H..
PLEASANT HUNTERS,
Notice OF Registration.
El;IlTn ELECTION district

EIGHTH ELECTION district
rGNllE undersigned officer "f Repatriation tor
IL the Eighth Election district. of baltimore
county. appointed by the uovern"l 1T Md. un.
der the Ari ii Assembly,. passed March 9Th.
1865. will meet Tor the performance OF hi. du.
ties, ut
cocKEYSVitLE.
Monday. DctoL,f 2isi. 1850,
And continue ia session at the above place un.
Ill Thursday. 0rlnher aist. 1851. inclusive. sit.
ting each ,iay from "'clock A. VI. to . oclack
I'M
NatnTa!iS''l siiiEcDs are required IT, exhibit
their naturalization i,aIcTs Ia the Register.
WILLIAM H. PErTtCORb.
Oiiircr Regi.lrati"n. Sih Election Dist
Oct l2.--Jt.
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Notice of Registration.
TnInrEEYTn ELEcrIoN pl>rn'

THIRTEENTH ELECTION pI>Tticr
I'llE undersigned. oilicrr at Registration lui
Il the Thirteenth Election District o. iiiu
morr county. appointed by ~, G"vcrii"i. ui ~
ryland, under the Act of Assembly. 10. ,i
March sith. ls6j. will meet fer the pcs ,..'maNrr
of hi duties. AZ
wADE's GREEN sPRiNG HurEL.
Monday. OrfoLcr 2lsi. ls...
Aud continue IN session at the ab"yr pla. go
al Thursday. October list. 1850. inclusive. 90
tim each day from o'clock A NJ. =" /, "rlr,t
=. NJ.
Naturai1r.l rtis.n. are required e, ..xh fat
their naturalization papers to the I,.si.iri.
george v. WADE.
uhir"r Registration. 18th Election hist.
tirt 10 "a
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Notice OF Registration.
SECOND ELECTION nI.rRIc

INllE Undersigned. uilic-r "i Rrgistsatinn Tor
Il ths Second Election Distrri 81 naliin"rr
county. appointed 10y 'hc Uuvrrnur "t Mary.
land under the Act ri thc ',cmerai Assembly
passed March 9Th. l'Ha. will incc' f'r the per
iormaucc of has duiic. At
KANpA LLSTOWN.
Monday. OcinL-r 2isi ISs.
And confirm" ~ sessiun at the above llnc. until
Thursday. October al,i. ISS7. inclusive. sitting
each day from "'cl"rk \. VI. Ia /, o'clock r.
NJ.
Naturalizcd citizen, are required To- exhibit
their naturalization papers to the Register
:. r. SIIIPLEY.
Officer Registration. ~ Elccii"n Dist
Ort. -. Il.
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Net0 Advertisements.
Notice of Registration.
FIRsT ELrCrIoN pIsrnI,r

HE undersigned. officer Of Registration ior
the First Election District of Baltimore
county, appointed by tho Governor OF Mary
land, under tho Act Of the General Assembly.
passed Mach 9Th. 1865. will meet ter thu pei
lormancc ol his duties. at
CATOSSVILLE.
Monday, October 2lsl. iS6s,
Aud continue IN session at the above place un
III Thursday, October shat is65. inclusive, sit
ting each day from O'Clock 4. NJ. to 5"clock
T.. NJ.
Naturali2ed "itik'h, are required l., exhibit
their naturalization paper Ia the Register
WILLIAM ROUSSEY
Oilircr Registration. 1T Election Diet.
u,t I9-3t
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PRISTfRr MEETINGS.


A 7 q meeting 81 the Executive Committed OF
IA the Republican Union party OF baltimore
county, held On Tuesday last, the following res
olntion was unanimously adopted.
Ecsoired. That Primary Meetings be held ia
the several Election Districts. on SATURDAY,
OCTOBER lyTH. 1897. To elect i've Delegate.
from each to attend a County Convention t. be
held at Towsontown. On Monday. October sIst.
for the purpose "i nominating candidates for
county offices.
In pursuance oi. the above resolution, the
Republicans of baltimore county are urged 10
turn out 10 the primary meeting. on the day
=. ". for the purpose named in the resolution.
by order,
HENRY FRANTZ. Prest pro ten.
JASPER n. SLACK. Secretary.
Oct. l2.-tm.
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DIED.

Ia Waterbury,. "a the i"ih ~ sept. MiNxn
J.. III aus. daughter It the late Rev jaime. T.
iiugh".
On the Heck si"wn road. "n IA" ~ in.i i.ni
~ e.. ac-l 8 year aud month. and On IN,
III inst. Evu, ". aged . years and . months.
daughters "f jaime. aud catharinc Fowncr.
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Notice OF Registration.
TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT


rNIIE undersigned. officer of Rcgi.trat"ron II
II the Twelfth Election District III Baltinsorr
eounty. appointeL by the Governor 81 Md. un.
der the Net ~ Assembly. passed March gath.
lss5, will meet Tor the performance 81 his du.
ties. a.
HUE BALL. PHILADELPHIA ROAD.
uosdtg. October 2lsf,
Aud continue ia session at the above place un
Ill Thursday. Oct. 3ist, 1897, inclusive. sitting
each day ffom . o'clock A. NJ, 10 . oClk l.. NJ.
NAturnlixed citizens are required a. exhibit
their natural izatisn palers b. the Register.
FRANCIS q. FOSSETT,
Oflicer Registration, 18th Election Diet.
Oct. t3.-St.
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Notice OF Registration.
TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

TENTH ELEtTinN DISTRICT.
FnNlE undersigned. officer 1T Registration inr
Il the Tenth Elcrti"u District 81 b.ls,n,ore
county. ppp"ntrd by the Governor Of Mary
land. under the Act 81 the General Assembly
passed March siih, Isdi. will inject fnr the I'"f.
inrmance 1T his duties. AZ
SHADES TAVERN.
90 uoasiay. Ortobcr 2lsf. is65,
Aud continue Ia session, at the ahnvo place. an
al Thursday. October 2isi, isd5. inclusive. sit
ting each lay from o'clock A VI. I" . o'clock
T.. NJ.
Nntufalized citizrn- are required Ia exhibit
their naturalization I,apsrs Ia The Register.
WILLIAM n. iTUTclliNs.
Oltrcr Registration. 10th Election Dist.
oct. t3.-3i.