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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-08
BY Grubbs e Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets

Northwest CORNER OF MILL anu EIeVerrt1 srreers:
GTORE AND DWELLING, ON 7 n E
y SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BE-
TWEEN MONROE AND HENRY, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-We will sell at auction, on the
premises, on FRIDAY the sth of May, ut haf-past
/ O'Clock P NJ, the STORE and DWELLING
situated as above described. The house contains
six rooms besides the store and basement. and has
been recently painted and put III nice order, and Is
a desirable residence and good business stand.
The lot fronts SO feet on Broad street, running
back about 140 feet
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance ut four,
eight, and twclve months for negotiable notes, In
terest added secured by 4 trust deed.
GRUBBS Sc WILLIAMS,
n,y5 Auctionecrs.
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BY A. C. Pulliam, Auctioneer.
ByICooki.& Laughton, Aucticncers,
corner of Franklin and Governor streets.

WIFI Of 7 f'''1rsFl1I '' q ' -
SORREL MARE, FOR ACCOUNT OF
- WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, AT AUC-
TION.-On SATURDAY, 9th instant, ut IL clock,
will sell. on Council Chamber HILL one SOltltEL
MARE, said to be about nine years old and re-
liable work animal. This sale is made to pay
livery charges on said animal.
my1 y. y. HIN.
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OFFICE RIHCMOSD AND YORK RIVED
RAILROAD COMPANY.
. RTCJIMOSp March Il lsfs

RICHMOND, March IL lsGs.
T me TO PHILADELPHIA AND
~ BOSTON RE-OPENED.-This company Is
now prepared again to receive and forward frcigl
to and from Boston and Philadelphia:
Freight for these points leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. and at the same tine
for Baltimore Cincinnati, Louisville. Chicago
and all points between Wheeling and ParSersbuy
road, and all places reached by the Northern Gen.
trail railroad.
Passengers will find this delightful spring AID
summer route to Baltimore, where they arrive
always in time forthc early trains North and West,
with ample time for breakfast In Baltimore II
desired. Fare to Baltimore only four dollars lsg.
Freishts for Baltimore and points beyond n.
cevcd ut all hours.
Shippers, observe the following directions:
FROM BOSTON TO RICIIMoND.-NIark your coed.
ssKeystonc and Union Linc-'' care of ''Richrnout
and York River Railroad Line Baltimore, and
ship by Boston and Providence railroad.
From PHILADELPHIA TO RICnM0ND.-Shlp by
the ..Philadelphia and Baltimore Union Line,
No; 10 North wharves, ,ph5iaaeip,iiaf care ~, Of
timOre.
Baltimore office, No. Light-street wharf.
Trains leave the Richmond depot daily nj AN
STAGE LINE FOR TAr I'M IWG livery
rival of the cars ut Fish Haul station. IN kis
William county. stages leave for Tappaiannocs,
passing King William Courthouse, Malker!oA
Burlington. and Miller's Tavern and reaching TAP
pahannOck ut O'Clock same day.
Returning, stage leaves Tappahannock on WE'D
NESDAYS and SATURDAYS, and passengers
reach Richmond by the cars ut $50.
Fare to Tappahannock. 81 so, and to other points
fin proportion. WILLIAM Il. ENOS
Freight and Ticket Agent.
Captain JOHN II. FREEMAN, Passenger and
ErciDlt Agent mh u
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
v CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Om AMI AIR
WEDNESDAY,, March It'll, the following Trains
will he run on this road:
The morning passenger train DAILY tcN"cmoh
Sundays) between Richmond and STANTON andlT'
weekly west of StauntOn, going west, on MOI
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud FRIDAYS. and r.
turning alternate days. This train leaves Rlci.
mond at tbs A. NJ. and arrives ut $40 l.. W., aua
makes close connection with the Orange and Alex.
andria Railroad trains for Lynchburg ana he
Southwest, and connects with trains to ana from
the North but with delay 1t Gorti1nsriIlc Of ".r
hour and thirty minutes-thc connections witl iie
Baltimore and Ohio trains for New York being fe.
established. No trains on Sunday.
The evening passenger train leaves lslcilois
DAILY Except Sundays) for GordOnsy lie al w
p. NJ, and for Charlottesville on WEDNEspA!
Vile ut A. n. on THURSDAY and MoNDAi;
and GOrdonsville DAILY Except on Sunday ala
A. NJ. /; arriving In Richmond 1T $3.50 \. VI.
The morning train connects with liAHMan
co. IS and TROTTER Il CO.'S LINE Of srA't
COACHES for Lexington, White SULPHUR ana
Winchester M,
Passengers for Lexington 90 through from l!l'A'
mond or Baltimore the same day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 70 AL pr3 rom
points. HID. WHITCOMR
mhs General Superintendent
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pROVINCE OF SAC PAUkO, BRAZIL,
j $40 PAULO RAILWAY a DAILY
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac Paulo and Jim.
diahy, running within thirty miles Of Campnas.
j. j. AUBERfIS,
+ JANUARY ], 1863. Superintendent.
n. II. The hooking Office I'm Santos will be orss
for tickets and luggage the arrival of the boat,
from Rio. NH 3nodc,n
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FOR RENT.

TIOR RENT, a very desirable BRICKffa #a
HOUSE OH the south side OF Clay be-eail
tween Fourth and Eth stTeets ED HOUSE ON the
north side of Franklin near Twenty-seTenth
street. ~ rn.,x-D IrnJ,eI on Main
strref above the old fair grounds.
Also. a BRICK STORE AND DWELLiNG on
,hn east side Of Seventeenth between Franklin ana
9r siso ~ - LARGE FRAMED STABLE with thirty
s,ns large lot and water on the premises situated
on the alley between the market-house ana UNION
s'l Hiso. a SMALL STORE on Fourteenth between
Main and Franklin streets nr,>-1, -, ,,o
Also n LARGE FRAMED DIV ELLlNG on the
,.aSt S;se If Ninth street. north of Leigh.
Also. a STORE AND DWELLING ON second
street near Mr.. Boshen,s:
iosseeSio' ' E. ID. EACHO,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
<Auss'oAAN nn,,f1,, AT rpnf-
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A. NTHRACITE COAL shall from this
IA day charge for the best quality LoRBERRY
RED ASH EGG and STOVE GOALS SO per ton OF
frst-class houses, and warrant them to give salts
faction.
Oflice and yard corner OF Seventeenth and Dock
streets. laplel WRIT ROBERTS,
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TUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER To-
81 DAY, Messina Oranges, Lemons, Raisns,
Prunes, Figs, Citr0n, Nuts, Pickles; Oysters,
spiced, picked, and fresh; Canned Tomatoes,
Peaches, Pine Apples, Brandy Peaches Sardines,
Cigars, &c.
Merchants can save ten per cent. Give me a call.
w, w. TRIBBETT,
my5 1l1G Main street, next TO Dispatch.
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WOOD AND COAL.

rOAL FOR COOKING.-First quality
" ANTHRACITE COAL, size for cooking
ranges and stoves. The best and most economical
fuel used Office and yard Eighteenth street,
mys '''' y ~" s.P. LATHROP.
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u r R E N T.

TOR r E N T.
DWELLINGS.
Franklin be. It'll Il 9Th 8rooms, with all conye-
niences,; very desirable.
Franklin be. Sth 4 9th; Grooms, with all conve-
niences.
Marshall be. ed & Sd; 4rooms.
Clay st. corner of Gilmer st. rooms.
Second st. be. Leigh & jackson; :
Cary be. 4th and 5th streets 7rooms.
Fourth be. Baker 4 Duval; rooms.
STORES
s. Broad be. sd & 9Th, r. ID. Quar1es's old stand !;
8 floors, with fixtures: very handsome.
n. Main be. It'll Il sth; floors.
First Nat. Bank, Main be. 18th 6 Nth; 3 floors
and basement.
S. Main I'd door above 14th, next to E. Cohen 3
floors and basement.
n. Main be. 18th & 18th, formerly II. NJ. Gas
toms 3 floors and basement.
s. Broad be. 9th 4 10th sts., next to W. N. Bell !;
2 floors.
S. franklin be. 18th 6 10th SITS. with dwelling
above, 1.s's 8
N. Franklin be. Union st. & 1st Market: 2 stores.
Byrd L 9th SITS. store & warehouse and factory.
West Market ST.; store with dwelling above.
OFFICES AND ROOMS. tx
\. Broad be. 9th Il 10th SITS. rooms.
Office.
n. Main (Wickham House), next to post-oftice
several beautiful rooms and offices.
S. : corner nth, Prices Block; beautiful
offices and large rooms; 3 floors.
S. Main, corner 18th rooms ana ofhces.
N. : be. eth and 10th oyer An; TTae a1S Socl-
my 8-3t Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.
II ONE STEP LOWER.
The schooner j. II. Marvel. with the best of RED
ASH STOVE, EGG, and CHESTNUT COAL, ut
1925 per ton, while dlschargLng Come to the
rescue, friends, and help ME take another down.
mvS RIrPNHAN wAPnwrIJ
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A. NTHRACITE COAL

a NTHRACITE COAL.-I am now pre-
IN pared to furnish the best ANTHRACITE
COAL ut old prices-S750 per ton OF 2 900 pounds,
and will reduce the price lower is soon rs practi-
cable. Liberal reduction to large consumers. Fur
nished by cargo at Philadelphia prices. ss&
Terms cash unless by special contract. Give me
a call, and will promise to give satisfaction.
Yard and office Nineteenth and Gary streets, and
1850 Main street, opposite Old Market.
an IL 1888 CHARLES III. PAGE.
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RIGHMoND AND DANv1LLE Ran,

X
+ LII ROAD-sUMliER SCHEDULE ihlL.
after TUESDAY, April q, 1863, the pas.a, and
trains on this road Will run as follows: p'Sehgtf
GOING WEsT.-Trough Mail Train
Richmond daily at tbs A. NJ; leaves n,|sss's.es
daily at s:a5p.M. connecting at BurkevIei sj
all stations on the Virginia and Tcnneosaa aud
road, Knoxville. Nashville, Memphis. &c r. rll.
Louisville, Columbus. &C., KY: Hunisyiiaae ha;
catur, &C., Ala. CorInth, Grand Junction :, it.
burg, &C., Miss; New Orleans, &c., and At sielS-
boro' with North Carolina railroad for Cb,,,Naii.
Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Savannah u.o'V'e
Columbus, Atlanta, &C., Ga. Montgomer1vr lS %a
bile, New Orleans, &c. y, 30.
GOING EAST.--Through Mall TraID.-1o
Greensboro daily ut $50 A. NJ: leaves naseaare
daily ut $3.50 A. NJ. connects Mt Burkeycp y;,n
&c. 's01'a
Through tickets can be procured at mo ,,.,
Offices In Richmond and Danyllc to ali mrn sske
points South and Southwest, and at (;r,1npsynL'aA
and Danville to all points North East. anaE,t9.
THOMAS DODAMEAb H'
ap ~ SuDcrntend.r,
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GHEAp TICKETS FOR THE CHICAGO
" CONVENTIONS, 70 enable pcrsnns a. -
tend ae Nst2na Republican Convention and
Chicago. Return tickets are on sale nj ,btNon a
good during the month Of May. at yE IA, one,
RATES. j. Il. GENTRyHVS
my o-tt General Ticto. p
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
JuII,u', Majority 100.

Julian's majority in this District at the
recent election is 129. The Connersyills
Times explains 10 this way: "This ma
jority 10 given BY throwing out the entire
vote Of one precinc. in Wayne county.
While that precinct gave Baker q major
isy Of 1876. il gave Reid majority Of
about 200 caused by spurious tickets,
protesting to be Republican. but bearing
the name Of Reid instead Of Julian.
There we're go Of these ticksts found in
. the ballot box. and the fraud was so pal-
pablo that the judges threw out the vote.
! To count the vote of this precinct. would
slsOt Reid by majority Of about GO, aud
Julian would contest the election. But
as Il Is not counted. julian will receive
the certificate Of election, and we undsr-
stand The Judge intends to contest Ju-
lian's seat, which brings the case for 6nsl
decision before the House Of Representa-
tives. This will cost the Judge nothing,
sad We suppose he will derive great pleas
ure from trip to Washington at the ex-
pspss Of the Government. but he will not
succeed iu unsesting Mr.. Julian" ist
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
r.om m, RIshmopd palIaaIum.
To The Public.

From various reports in circulation. re
garding the printing Of certain Ticket
used on election day. and my connection
herewith, in self justification ! fee
called upon TO make personal explsna-
ton as being due'to the Republican par
~, with which | have always been ant
still intend to be identified, and to thos,
of my personal friends whose regards
highly prize. ~''
was called upon by person who has
always been connected with the Republi.
can party, who ordered lot Of Ticket:
printed with the name of John s. Reid
in lieu Of that Of Geo. w. Julian. Ga
Monday last, | printed about 600. Nc
ticket was set up for IL, but made use OIL
the one at the head Of the paper placed
there after the nominating election GA
the day IF the election, another lot Of the
same kind of tickets were printed to the
number of 100, which we're ordered by
another Republican. may have acted
improperly ia 80 doing, aud my fault
hath this extent, no more, but il vas
entirely foreign to my thoughts or desire
that they would be used to deceive voters,
Being so unlike 10 appearance TO the re
gular Tickets printed at the Telegram
Office, they could not be denominaicd
counterfeit yet those tickets may have
been used to perpeirate fraud, aud that,
too, on innocent parties who supposed
they were voting the straight ont Rcpub-
lican Ticket. Early in the forenoon OF
Tuesday, the Vigilance Committee called
on me aud stated that Tickets like those
above mentioned were being so used, aud
| Immediately printed hand bill warn
ing the Republican voters to look we'll ut
their Tickets before voting, and TO see II
any neme was on them that should not
be. So far could then do, the anti
dote was applied, aud il had the effect OF
stopping further imposition on unsuspect-
ing Republicans. Ioal.f ..n st...a
Notwithstanding have always been
opposed to the nomination of Geo. w.
Julian, aud did every thing in my power,
AS had perfect right TO do, to secure
the choice of personal friends at those
nominating elections; yet | have voted
for him when nominated, and, on last
Tuesday, | again voted the regularly
nominated Republican Ticket on which
Mr.. Julian's name is printed, deeming
it the only true aud consistent course TO
pursue, and my duty in promoting Re-
publican principles.
Iprinted those tickets as | would have
done any other job IN my line OF business
that might be ordered; aud my only regret
is, used as they may have been to perpe-
'rste fraud even upon one transporting
voter, that | did it.
Oct. H. 1868. B. W.DAVIS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

The effect of the elections on the 18th
inst. is most surprising to the Ku Klux
Democracy, and especially upon the can
didates for the Presidency aud Vice Pres
idency. Mr.. Seymour declared to the
National Democratic Committee that he
was willing and anxious to withdraw from
the canvass; that the nomination wa
pressed upon him against bis better judg.
ment, and appeared to be anxious to get
out Of the way Of some better man. Th,
effect upon him is most woful indeed
Well may his friends tremble for one with
such shattered nerves, aud liable at any
moment to become hopelcssly insane
The faint Of insanity turks 10 tho veins
Of the poor man, bis father and brother
both having fallen victims to suicidal in
sanity. t sf pi
Upon Frank p. Blair the effect is truly
awful. On Saturday evening the 18th
inst. hc rayed through the streets of ST.
Louis like some poor maniac. His in
sanity is Of the destructive kind, and Ia
bis imagination he is TO outBooth Booth
himself. lie made two speeches ct ST,
Louis, aud declared that if Grant should
he elected she WOULD NEVER LEAVE
TnE WHITE HOUSE, ALlvEr' Now if these
are no, the rawlings Of paan.ae--one who
ought to be put into q straight jacket
theu We ask, in all eapdor, what does the
mau mean? Is itpossible that General
Blair is the Great Grand Cyclops Of that
band Of conspirators who have sworn in
their wrath TO destroy the Government,
and have been assiddously lnboring for
that destruction during the last thirty
years2 The Broadhead letter gave evil
dence of approaching insanity of the de
structiye kind, and these threatening ut
terances at ST. Louis more than confirm
this theory If Blair is not insane, who
can measure tho depth, the height and
breadth OF the infamy Of such utterances?
The most charitable view of the subject,
is, that Mr. Blair needs, for time, al
least, such treatment as he would receive
if he were an inmate Of some benevolent
institution for the treatment Of the in
sane.
Can it be possible that the great Amer
lean people mean to select two such PER
sons to be at the executive head Of the
nstion2 Can the Democratic party be
sincere in their desireto elevate such eau
didates to Office? We call upon ALL,
without regard 10 party affiliations. to Sc.
rioasly consider the condition Of the
country il these men are installed into
power, Our good ship ofstate is freight.
ed with, the best hopes of mankind; aud
il the ship is los. through The violence
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

- 80 - - IT - A. f. I. I"
The, frothy rsuf that has Preyed On
reason until il has lost its throIe, may
justify note OF ex planstjon from me, 81
l appear to be the. principal object Of Its
fury. "a tsa,u1o - a-sse7-r.
old Abolition party to the Democrats Of
The 4th Congfessional District TO secure
to himself seat In Congress. In 1851
he was a candidate for re election, in the
canvass Of which took an active part;
and for that sin have never bad the
benefit OF forgiveness. In 1858 / became
a citizen Of Wayne County, and mere
inclined to peace on thst account, | sup
ported Mr.. Julian 10 1860. Isgain ssp-
ported him in the yesr 1862. Bu all Of
no avail. There was no peace for me.
The first opportunity that presented itself,
injury was not only added to insult as TO
myself, but part Of the members Of nv
family. In consideration OF these things
1 made public vow that l would oppose
his future election, though be might be-
come the nominee of my own party. I
renewed that vow last Spring before the
nomination. repeated it again ana
again sfierward. No one acquainted with
me can have misunderstood me on that
point. ttft go st
- A few days before the last election. I
meta soldier who has left part Of himself
on baftle-f field in defense OF his country.
aud Republican without guile, though
not resident Of Richmond, from whom
I Learned there were nnniber Of persons
in his peighbsrhood who would vote the
Republican ticket, except Me-. Julian, in
y hose place they wanted Jadge Reid, and
that there either was or would be, snck
ticket. On the day Of the electios I
wanted to use some Of these tickets aud
called At the Palladium ofice for them.
but was inlormed all that had been order
ed had been taken out. ordered
hupdred for myself. They were printed
Tor NE. took them, paid for them, yo-
ted Que myself, aud d'strlbuIed the b.lauce
myself among friends who promised to
vote lhem. 1 procured these tickets 10
save the trouble OF scratching aud inter.
lining the reg ular Repsbiicss ticket, and
for 10 other puipose. Not a s,ss esn Ls
fonnd who can tfuthiully say he did ses
know the change that xss made No ius-
position was intended BY me, and none
was prscsieed By me- This Is the expl.-
natiou deem proper and necessary ior
myself Apologies have none TO m.ks
Pardon have none 70 ask, because l Do
not feel that ! have eonnilied al, crime.
One word more.
1t the ee~asds W no passed aud repassed
my house last night, tearing psIlngs from
my fence, throwing missiles against the
house, such as stones, pieces Of old chairs
aud old oyster cans, or &c their sill more
cowsrdiy prompters, will come IN their
place, hereafter, they shaIl have more
appropriate reception. They-s aeAs-ss-
remember that people are not always pre-
pared for surprise parties, especially when
there are sick ladies' about The house.
am aware there is power in numbers.
But | want vagabonds aud their allies to
know that when 1 die for the exercise OF
whs, deem a legitimate right, I'll die
on my back and not on my knees
s'.t tff - JOHN YARYAN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
Only One Week More.

The Republicans of Ohio. Indiana aud
Pennsylvania, istTing won the October
elections, shonld prepare for the fnal ef-
fort inc November-one week from next
Tuesday. There is no time to be lost, no
strength to be wasted. We must notonly
make sure Of msjorisies for Grant, but
we must make sure Of sweeping MAORI
tias. Our coming victory, to be effective,
mut BE- overwhelming. The moral force
Of large uajorisies cannot be overestina-
ted. The enemy is badly demoralized,
but to be thoroughly defeated be must be
pushed. Republicans, prepare to push
en.ihs victorious column. We are not
fer iromthe Appomsstox apple tree.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23

From the Pittsburgh COMMERCIAL.
1t is impossible at this hour to hav,
any adequate idea OF the effect the recent
contest ia Pennsy lvania, Ohio and India
M will produce upon tho remaining States
The Republican majorities which have
been rolled up in these States may be
com pared to the ball Of snow gathered on
the mountain. top, the proportions Of
which, as il desceuds, first, with slow,
noiseless movement, gradually assume an
imine nsity commensurate with it's velocity
until finally il rushes with the speed OF
the wind toward the plain below. oyerrid.
ing all DISTRIBUTIONS. tsis %
Beginning with New York, me may
take i for granted that the result Of the
recent elections will produce a marked
effect upon the canvass IN that State,
New York cannot afford 20 assume n sec.
ondary part ia the progra'nme. which has
been marked out by the eveaIs OF the last
two days. The instincts of the commer-
cial classes Of that great State are mimi :.
cal to minoriiies. They will never, for a
moment, contemplate anything which may
be construed into quiescent resignation
Of the power they have heretofore exert
ed, especially when the instinct OF self
preservation warns them 70 beware OF the
evil effects such course would entail
upon them. To take no higher view OF
the question. We may safely predict that
the large body Of independent Conserva-
tives 10 New York will throw the weight
OF their influence 10 favor OF Grant They
have the power 10 their own hands, and
il Is morally certain that they will exer.
else It, New York will giveGraut large
majority. aa.I.'." - cfH,ff a. s,.', -
Following New York, the remaining
States will wheel into line for Grant
swelling tia Republicau majority until 10
rolls over the landaiike a. mighty wave,
bearing upon its crest the glory OF a
government founded upon tho eternal
principles Of truth. liberty and justice.
aud upheld blythe united voices OF an ar.
my OF freemen, such as the history Of the
world has never recorded, q ~ has.p .go.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-23
VIII NE vois was Rejected In Wayne
County.

The vote Of the South Precinct Of
Wayne Township, Wayne County, Iadi-
sus vas rejected Tor the following reasons;
IL. The Inspector aud Judges did moi
rsmsin iu.ssssion a, the place of holding
HE eloeiion un,ii tie vote MAS counted ouI
and publicly proclaimed. 10 point Of
Set. ss ,oon ss the poll Was closed. the
officers ,ouk tho box containing the tickets
outside Of the Precinct, where the vote
vss counted out. Tie Board adjourned
ssics before the counting was completed
leaving tie box 10 the room where il was
arr, ,sfep outside Of the Precinct,
3D. There, Was no seeissry made Of the
voters rskdsat in said 'Preeiact, nor any
lisi OF such VOTERS. t.srt at
III. Neither the Inspector nor either Of
sAs Judges resided in the Precinct