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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-03
EIGHTH WARD. EIGHTH WARD.
oFFIoE BOARD OF supERv1soRs

OFFIOE BOARD OF sUPERyIsoRs /,
Elgntn Ward, New Orleans October 80, 1858 /
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY, November a
1888, in the Eight Ward at Ii following paces viz
Poll No. /, A to G. Sixteenth Precinct. Ia ba bsls
at Carroll Hall, corner Dauphne and Eysian Pe,ds.
Oommissioners-Phillip AcKenna, L. F. Carrie and
Arnold Roman. Clerks-Louis Richards, Eugene
| Leon.
Poll No. l, A to g, Seventeenth Precinct, to be
he'd atl2s UrquhArt street. Commissioners-M
barry, D. j. Monette Randolph Heoht. Clerks-S
g, Parker, Charles Smith
ron NO. 2 II to N. Sixteenth Precinct to be held
~ ~. Dauphine. Oommssioners-M. Breeu, NJ
John Dreux
Poll No. 2, II to N, Seventeenth Precinct TO be
heid on spain street. near Morales. Commission.
ers-P. b. Faure. Robert IL BARLEY p A. BousiIieue-
Clerks-Oscar Carrie John Leaier.
ron NO. ., y to u, Sixteenth Precinct to he held
at corner Dauphine and Elysian Fields Comms
sioners-Jas. Bailey, Peter Newman, Gustave Leefe
Clerks-Alex Randolph. E. NJ Dupart.
Poll No. q, o to q, Seventeenth Precinct IN 10
be held at 1875 Urquhart. Commissionera-Piarre
Lacoste, s. Sarsaginto and Armand ouere. Clerks-
A. d. Bernoudy. Il. Mester
Inc polls Will be opened seven % o'clock in the
morning, and remain open till six D O'Clock in tina
evening.
ln accordance with the authority given TO Regis.
arS oy section seventeen Of act entitled IAN act
relative to Elections in the State of Louisiana. ap
proved October ls, 1883. "A drinking saloons dram
SHOPS srcggeries or places where liquor is sold by
tne glass or bottle, situated within radius OF two
miles Of any polls places OF election are herebv
ordered to close on the day of election. AMI said
supervisors or Commissioners shall have the povey
TO eau on any Sheriff. Constable Police Officer to
enforce this regulation.
II such Sheriff, Constable or Police ofieer shall
refuse to obey any der isSned under the authority
OF Snis section, the Commissioner Supervisor Civ.
ing the order shall have power summarIy to arrest
and imprison such Sheriff. Constable OF Police OF
GER such Imprisonment not to extend beyond the
hour Of dosing the polls.
And such Sheriff, Constable or Police Officer shall
be deemed guilty Of misdemeanor in Office. and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished BY i'm.
prtsonment for term not to exceed six months nor
less than three months, and by fine of not more
tnan hve hundred dollars $500, nor less than one
hundred dollars (SlOW.
JONI MowHIRTER,
Chairman Board of Supervisors,
noZ Eighth Ward, New Orleans
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NOTICE TO ELECTORS.
oFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. {,
First Ward, New Orleans, October 90 le68

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oFFlCE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. :,
| First Ward, New Orleans, October 30, 1868.
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY November 8
at the fol lowing places in the First Ward:
First Ward-First Precinct.
Poll No. 1-Engine House No. II, Tchouptoalas
atrset-A to G inclusive. CommissiOners--,J. J.
Brown, &. J. Martinez, Theodore Marks. Clerks
Adwin H. Noise, John h. wsigle.
Poll No. 2-Engine House No. ]. Hunter street
| II TO inclusive. Commissioners--J. II. Henry, j.
| Lincoln, Eugene Marks. Clerks-Eorman Wood
| worth. Ed. Finnegan.
Poll No. s-Corner of Race and Constance streets
| o 10 inclusive. Commssioners-S. s. Fish, Henry
Reushaw. Dr., Henry Hepp Olerk-Isaae Noise.
| Precinct No. 2.
| PoH Bo.1-Engine House No. %. ITALIA street@-A
/ to g inclusive. CommIssioners--J. N. Henriduez
st. Leon DupeiEe, Ohas. N. Moore. Clerk-Me.
Esmara,
Poll No. 200 rner st. Charles and Euterpa-H to
| n inclusive. Commssioners-John Stump, Hy
bartei, p. B. Bell, Clerks-Thomas l.. Porter j. B.
Norris.
Poll No. s-st. Charles, between Poymnia and Pe.
heity-O to inclusive. Oommss ioners-Henry
Vose', William Nc Donald, Sally Roudez. Clerks
Emile Weishaur, II. NJ. o'Meailie.
The polls will be opened at seven "a o'clock in the
morning and remain open till 81 o'clock in the even.
| ing.
In accordance with the authority given to the Re-
sistrars by section seventeen of act entitled IAN
act relative to Elections in the State of Louisiana
approved October 10. 1888 "Al drinking saloons,
dram shops, groggeries or places where liquor is
sold by the glass or bottle, situated within a radius
OF two miles of any polls places of election are
hereby ordered to close the day of election. And
said Supervisors Commissioners shall have power
to call on any sheriff Constable or Police Officer to
enforce this regulation.
such Sheriff. Constable Police oHicer sha Il
refuse to obey any order issued under the authority
Of this section. the Commissioner or Supervisor
giving the order shall have power, summary to ar.
rest and i'm prison such Sheriff Constable or Police
Officer, such imprisonment not to extend beyond
the hour Of closing the pole.
And such Sheriff, Constable or Police Oficer shall
be deemed guilty of a nisdemeanor in office, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by inn
pris0nment for term not to exceed six months nor
less than three months and by fine Of not more
Ave hundred dollars $50N less than one hundred
dollars Q00. G. p HOUGHTON
noe Chairman Supervisors, Fizst Ward
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS }
Fourth Ward, New Orleans, october 30, 1868. !
Poll will be opened on TUESDAY, November 8
in the following places in the Fourth Ward:
EIghth Precinct,
Polls No. l, at Us Exchange Alley, A to X, incIu
sive. Commissioners-Henry Heidenhain, d.
| Waters, J. A. Tully.
Poll No. 2, at Eagle Fire Company No. I, Dau-
phine street, S to q inclusive. COMMISSIONERS
Pauzer. T. W. Hall, John Fitzpatrick.
| Ninth Precinct
| Poll MOL. Engine House Pelican Hook and Ladder
Company, corner Cont and Basin streets, A to G.,
| inclusive. CommissioHers-P. Vincent John Stem.
| mer. Charles Clark.
Poll No. q Schoolhouse corner Robinson and Bieu
vile streets, II to X, inclusive Commissioners
William PrtchaTd. Dennis .Cronap, Jr., T. L.
Mercer.
PollNo 8. corner Claiborne and Cont streets, to
M, inclusive. CommssioRers-Jamts Burke, John
Cunningham B Zeler
Poll No. 4, 81 Claiborne street. between Cont and
BenvilIe streets. o to z inclusive. Commissioner
j. A. Shelly, George N. Harrison f. A. Shultz
The polls will be opened st seven a o'clock in thu
morning, and remain open till six 10 o'clock in the
evening.
In accordance with the authority given to Regis
trars By section seventeen of an act entitled IAN
act relative to Elections the State of louisiana,
approved October 10, 1858, "AHdrinking saloons,
sold by the glass or bottle, situated within q radius
Of two miles of any polls places of election, are
hereby ordered to close the day of election And
said Supervisors or Commissioner shall have the
power to cali on any Sheriff. Constable or Police
Officer to enforce this regulation.
II such Sheriff, Constable or Police Officer shall
refuse to obey any order issued under the authori
of this section, the Commissioner or Supervisor
giving the order shall have power summarily to ar
and mi auch
Officer. such imprisonment not to extend beyond
the hour of closing the polls.
And such Sheriff. Constable or Police Officer shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor in office, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by i'm.
prisoument for term not to exceed six months nor
less than three months, and by ine of not more
than i've hundred dol ars $500, nor less than one
hundred dollars CSltW.
H, H. HARMON,
no2 Chairman Board Supervisors
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OFFICE BOARD SUPERVISORS. !
sixth Ward, New Orleans, October 30, 1868. !
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY, November 3
1863 in the Sixth Ward, at the following places:
Twelfth Precinct.
20 NO ], st. Philip street, between Bourbon and
Royal-A TO G inclusive. Commissioners-G. E.
Eppel, G. Welsh. N. D. Morand.
Poll No'2, Hospital street. between Dauphine and
Bourbon-H to N inclusive. Commissioners-W. W,
Mccullough, O. N. Lsolero.
PollNo. 3, corner Rampant and Ursulines street.
to inclusive. Commissioners-T. Dauphine j.
PrAdos.
Thirteenth Precinct.
Poll No. l, corner st. CLAUDE and Esplanads
streets-A to inclusive. Commiszioners-M j.
Robertson. H. Liberman.
Poll No. 2. corner Bayou Road and Claiborne
strset-H to N inclusive. Oommissioners-A PiRna.
Tel, v. Grosiesn.
Poll No. 3, Engine House of No. g. Bayou Road
Oto inclusive-Commissoners O. Dupro, L. d.
Terrebonne.
The polls will be opened at seven a o'clock in the
morning. andto remain open till six 90 clock in the
evening.
In accordance with the authority given to fseeis-
trars by section seventeen of an act entitled An
act relative To Elections in the State of Louisiana
approved October ID, 1888 "All drinking saloons,
dram shops Rroggeries. or places where liquor is
sold BY the glass BOTTLE situated within radius
of two miles of any polls places of election are
hereby ordered TO close the day of election And
said Supervisors or Commissioners shall have the
power to call on any Sheriff Constable or Police Of
fcer to enforce this regulation.
If such Sheriff, Constable or Police ofieer shall
refuse to obey any order issued under the authority
OF this section. the Commissioner Supervisor Civ
ing the order shall have summarily to arrest
and imprison such Sheriff, Constable or Police OH.
Ger such imprisonment not to extend beyond the
hour OF closing the polls.
And such Sheriff, Constable or Police ofncer shall
be med guilty Of misdsmeanor in Office, and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by i'm.
prisonment for term not TO exceed six months nor
less than three months, and by foe Of not more
than five hundred dollars $500 nor less than one
hundred dollars tSl0O.
ALoIDE LEWIS,
no2 Chairman Board Supervisors. Sixth Ward.
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GRANTS FAREWELL Address
To HIS ARMY


The general order of General Grant, ad-
dressed to the soldiers of the United States
when the war was over, will now be read
with interest. Here il is:
s'SoLDIERs OF THE ARMIES OF THH UNITED
sTATEs-aBy your patriotic devotion 20 your
country in the hour of danger and alarm
your magnificent fighting, bravery and en-
durance, you have maintained the supreme
- Of the Union and the Constitution,
overthrow all armed opposition to the
enforcement Of the laws and the proclama
fion forever abolishing slayery-the cause
and pretext of the rebellion-and opened
the way to the rightful authorities to restore
order and inansurate peace on permanent
and enduring basis on every foot Of. Ameri-
can soil. Your marches, sieges and battles
In distance duration, resolution and bril-.
liancy of results, dim the luster of the
worlds past military achievements, and
will be the patriots precedent in defense of
liberty and right In all time to come. In
obedience to your country's call, you left
your homes and families, and volunteered
IN her defense. Victory has crowned your
Valor, and secured the purpose of your
patriotic hearts; and with the gratitude Of
your countrymen, and the highest honors a
great and Tree nation can accord, you will
soon be permitted to return to your homes
and families, conscious of having discbarg-
cd the highest duty Of American citizens.
70 achieve these glorious triumphs, and
secure 70 y0urseiI, Ieiiow-counrrymen and
posterltyy the blessings Of free tBstituuous,
Tens Of thousands Of your gallant comrades
have fallen, and sealed the priceless legacy
with their blood. The graves of these 4
grateful nation bedews with tears, honors
their memories, and win ever cherish and
support their stricken familesr
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Pleasant prospects OF Rain,

We ask our commercial community "a
give careful attention to the following sig.
ni6cant article from the Galveston
Bulletin: 7t .M.s BE-
We never glory in the misfortunes oil
our neighbors, but, at the same time, when
our rivals persistently chop their own
heads of, we do net see that we should nut
on sackcloth and ashes for their suicide.
New Orleans is the rival of Galveston, hav-
ing century's start TO begin with. New
Orleans possesses the trade of the Missis.
sippi valley, and we want it. A railroad
to Kansas will give much of it to us. A
railroad to Kansas will do all the carving
for the winter months and good deal for
the summer. We can not build this road
ourselves; we are too poor. Others will
build it for US If we behave ourselves.
They will invest no money In Texas until
Texas becomes peaceful. The more marked
the contrast between peaceful Galveston
and riotous New Orleans, the more inclined
capitalists will be to invest with us. Let
New Orleans GO in the had way that she
has begun, and her trade viii be irreyoca-
bly, ruined. Let Galveston continue to be
peaceful and hers will increase, Every
man, white or black, killed in New Orleans
enhances the value of Galveston. Every
riot Is an undylng argument for us. twill
tell in time. The result will appear in the
trade Of '69. We are not heartless enough
to rejoice at the misfortunes Of New Or
leans, but we shall not weep very much
nor refuse to enjoy the good things that
come to US ID consequence of her crimes.
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SRCOND WARD. SECOND wARD
j, OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, !

OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, !
| second Ward New rlesns, October 80. 1868 !
Polls will be opened TUESDAY November 8
at the following places in the Second Ward:
| Thlrd Precinct.
Poll No. l, to inclusive, No. 6 Poyfarre street
between Tchouprtoulas and Annunoiation. Com
mwsioners-John Csnnell. Daniel Heay, Jane.
Grattan. Clerks-James d. HAner, Robert McIay.
Pol No. 2 to N inclusive, No. ITO Tchoupitoulas
between Julia and st. Joseph. Commissioners
Joseph Howard, Edward Adolph, John McLay.
Clerks-T. j. Curtin, B. A. Phillips.
Poll No. 8, o to q inclusive, Engine Hou Sc No. G.
81 Joseph, corner Commerce. Oommissioners-A.
A Stone, W. s. Ryan, Walton Porter. Olerks-Jos.
Bourdendof, Lewis j. Seaver.
Fourth Precinct.
Foil No. i, A to Z inclusive, Locust corner DeIord
COMMISSIONING, t. Burnham, James Alexander,
W. j. Moore. Clerks-F. l. Fisher Elias Chisolm
Poh No. 2, TO j inclusive, Franklin, corner
Thalia Comnissicners-George W. Bevans W. T.
stoeker' George D. Gsddes Osrks-T. R StOcksr.
e. H. O. Cotton.
Poll No. ,, K to N inclusive, Baronne corner St
Joseph Commissioners. NJ. Leow eustein, Jour.
dan Noble. Louas A. Moritz. Olerks-E SeweII, R.
MoCarthy.
Poll No. 4, o to s, inclusive, Engine House Ii, be-
tween Oalliope and st. Charles. Commissioners-E
o. Murray, (. Aumford, 8. W. Thompson Clerks
Charles Weaver, A H. Chisholm.
ron NO. D. to %, inclusive, No. H8 Julia, between
Carondelet and Baronne. Oommissioners-J N
heneiques A. L. Plattsmier, L. q. wsstsrfeld.
oierks-James Gesry, A Piluehe.
The polls will be opened at seven ca o'clock in the
morning. and remain open till six 20 o clock in the
evening.
In accordance with the authority given to Regis
rars by section seventeen of act untitled AN act
relative to Elections in the State of Louisiana ap-
proved October 10, 1858. IAN drinking saloons, dram
shops groRgeTies, or places where liquor is sold By
the glass or BOTTLE situated within radius of two
miles OF any polls or places of election are hereby
ordered to close on the day of election. And said
Supervisors or Commissioners shall have the power
to call on any Sheriff. Constable or Police OHicer to
enforce this regulation.
II such Sheriff, Constable or Police OHicer shall
refuse to obey any order issued under the authority
OF this section the Commissioner or Supervisor Civ
ing the order shall have power summarly to arrest
and imPrison such Sheriff, Constable or Police on
Ger, such imprisonment not to extend beyond the
hour Of closing the polls
And such Sheriff, Constable or Police OHicer shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor in ofice, and
upon conviction thereof shall be 1nished by impris
onment for term not to exceed six months nor less
than three months and by fine of not more than
five hundred dollars $500 less than one hundred
dollars ($lC0l SETH W. LEWIS,
no2 Chairman Board Supervisors. Second Ward
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BLAIRIsM I'm THE b UsH.


It's Spirit Tirustrated-LaPys end LAW
Abiding Citizens TrampIed Into Dust
Twelve More VIctlms-Let as Have
Patience.
Especial Dispatch to the Missouri Democrat
LITTLE Rock, October 30-On the twenty
fourth instant, in Little River county, Ar
kansas, Captain Willis Bureau Agent, Cap
tain Porter Andrews, United States Assist
ant Assessor, together with Sheriff stumble,
while en- route from Captain Andrews to
the Rocky Comfort, were fred upon by q
party of armed Ku-Klux secreted in the
bush. Captain Andrews and Captain Willis
were killed, and the Sheriff badly wounded.
Before the band left negro came along and
was killed. Not far from the place they met
another negro and killed him. Captain
Scott, Senator from that county, is in immi-
nent danger. The loyal citizens have
turned out and are using their utmost en-
beavers to protect him.
The following dispatch was received at
district headquarters yesterday:
MEMPHIS, October 28.-General G. H.
Smith: Please send twenty men to Marion,
Arkansas, by railroad from Madison imme-
diately. If this is not dene there will hardly
be a loyal men left in the county. In Crit
tenden six men have been murdered in two
nights. Others were shot for attempting to
bury them.
(Signed) E. G. BAKER.
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Juare IIar., A..a.,,n.,.d


The San Antonio ErpTess learns from the
Austin Republican that the Judge Of the
Twentieth Judicial District has been foully
assaasinated while en- route to attend eouit
in Collins county. The disappearance Of
Judge Fart occurred within three DAYS Of
the assassination of Captain Smith, ct Jeffer.
son, and Captain Kirkman, in Bowie county.
The Republican says: m
The reason for the assassination Of Judge
Hart lies deeper than that which covers NE
case Of Bureau agent or q delegate.
1t Il the effort of deep criminality 10 pre-
vent inquiry into lie atrocities. mo Judge
40 grand jury of inquest, no indietmentsi 7
The thing is easily understood, When
coupled with the murder Of obscure per
sous, whose testimony before grand jufiea
might be the basis Of prosecution, II be-
comes still mere compEehenaible. .ri
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TENTH wARD..+.TBNTM WARD

OFFIOE SUPERVISORS REGISTRATION 4,
Tenth Ward, October 90 1868
Pohs will be opened on TUESDAY, November 8
at the following places:
Precinct No. 30.
Poll No. lat No. l Hook and Ladder Companv
jackson street. from 10 G inclusive Commission
ers-Thomss Keats, Charles Parish George schautz
olerks-Edvard II. Cannon, W. jackson.
Poll No. 2-At No. % Engine Company. Tchouu;.
soulas street. from H to inclusive. Commission.
ers-John Kaiser, II. O. Bartlett, Thomas f. Neioa
olerks-GeOrse Sohrieber. Edward CLARK.
Pon No. Sat corner Laurel and Josephine streats
from to z inclusive Commissioners O. vii.
mer, MJlss ShArkey, M. Settler. Jr. olerk-Horsce
L. Upton,
Precinet Net 81
Poll No. l. at corner Prytania and Jackson reefs
rom to G inclusive. Commissioners-Jo seph
COLLINS, d. Goodman, j. e. GArlipied. Clerks
Charles b. Buddeke.
Pon No. 2, at corner Bacchus and Philip streets.
from II to N inclusive. COmmissioners-G, 7. Lvn.
dAl. JAS. AeGaEiey. o. E. Duluc. Olsrk-Jno. II,
BehAn. y 49,
Poll No. 3. on Dryades, between jackson aud
Philip streets. from o to 2 inclusive. Commits.
eioneFs-Jno. II. Holmes. o. Z. Dirmeyer. John
Stegner. Olerk-J. H. DsLola Hsnriquos.
Tbs polls will be opened at seven al O'Clock in the
morning, and remain open till six 10 O'Clock in the
evening.
Ia accordance with the authority given to Regis.
trars by section seventeen of act entitled sac act
relative to elections in the State of Louisiana an
proved October 49, 1868, IAN drinking saloons, dram
shops sroggeries. places where liquor is sold ~
the glass or BOTTLE situated within radius of two
miles OF ans polls or places of election" are hereby
ordered to close on the day of election. And aid
SUPERVISORS or Commissioners shall have the power
10 call any Sheriff, Constable or Police osear ~
enforce this regulation.
II such Sheriff, Constable or Police ofscer shall
refuse to ohsy any order issued under the authority
Of this section. the Commissioner or Supervisor
giving the order shall have power summasily to ar
rest and imprison suoh Sheriff. Constable or Pc ice
omesr' such imprisonment not to extend beyond
the hour OF closing the polls
And sueh Sheriff, Constable or Police Officer AhaI
DO deemed guilty Of -misdemsanor in Office. and
upon conviction thereof shall be punished by impris
onment for term not to exceed six months nor
lees than three months. aud by fine of not mora
than i've hundred dollars 0b0W nor lsss Than ons
hundred dollars SloO.
w. H. BURROUGHS,
no2 Chairman Tenth Waro Supervisors
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OFFlOE SUPERVISORS REGISTRATION. 4,
Seventh Ward, New Orleans, October 80, ls68
Polls will be opened on TUESDAY. November 8
1858, in the Seventh Ward, at the following places:
Fourteenth Precinct.
Poll No ]. A to q, Engine House No. Q, corner
FEenchmsn and Victory streets. Commissioners
+. ofozAt, John Kennedy Jos Catisro.
Fifteenth Precinct. D.
Poll No. l, Alto d, cornor Elysan Fields and GRAFT
men streets Oommissioners-E nssbe Marine, F.
Aazot, o. Viliavasco. VI --- y
Pon No. ?, Z to @. 90 Frenehmen street Commits
sionsrs-T. Thiensmann, Jos. Griller, j. p
Guinault,
+ Poll No. 3. B to X. corner EspIanade and Low,
streets. UOmmissiOuers-Wm Farrasut, y. Lam
bert, Oh. Guesuard.
POiNo. 4, Ito N. No. g st. Bernard street. Com
missioners- Oscar Labatut. 8. Fargo. 8. Andry.
Poll No. 5. o to s. corner BAgatslie and Prosper
strssss oonmasaioners--J. P1sly. Louis Palmer. o.
suzsnsau. 500 100
Poll No. g. Ito q. corner Bayou Road and wash.
inston strset. oommissOnsEs-A. Brugisr, L.
Lambert. n. RufieF.
Alnsburs. 70 z. Engine Honss No. 1. Commits
.aoasrs--ohArisa EHsrshAds. james Williams Lsonce
Aurp. q r4asBs 1900
The pOlls win be opened at seven % o'clock in the
morning and remain oesn TN sig % O'clock in the
evening.
In AecoFdAnes with the authority given - Regis
trars bg section seventeen Of an act entitled IAN
cot rolalivo to EeotiOnsin the State OF Louisiana
approved Ootobor 10. 1855. IAN drinking aaIoons.
dram shops groceries or places where Iouor & JoId
By The glassor bottle situatOd within : radius Of
tuo nsles Of any polls places Of slsction," are
hereby ordered 70 close the day Of eIsstion And
said Supervisors or Commissioners ahaiI have the
power to call on any Sheriff. Constable or PolIcs
Ohesr to snforss this regulation.
" such shssias Constable or PsIios omeor shall
Eefuas 70 obsy ans order isrnsd undsr Tie anthort
Of this section. the OommissisnaE o. Supervisor av
me the order shan have power sammaEiy 70 arrest
aed isApsisen 'sacAs ehsria. 0ansaahls CT Police
OlaoeE, such imprisonment not 10 extend beyond che
hour Of closing thu poIls
And auah shsTia, Constable " P9ilee onesr Shail
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srATR KLEUTIOKs.

@An0ther case OF 0ntrage and murder upon
Union men IL the South il related in a let
Ter from Well-knoWn clergyman to the
CleVelaad (0hio) Herald. "A nephew Of
his. who was . respected physician In Ten
nessee, bat who was Union Senator In the
LeSinlature, was attacked and brutality
murdered on The public road In broad day
? digit Bat ahort time before his son had
been shot On the read % the family were
lieves that every man who votes the Demo-
cratic ticket In November i doing what be
can TO help on these constantly recurring
scenes Of blood at the South, and will be
responsible for them ct the bar Of fnai
judgment.