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The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
TER No or ADvER rlslNG.
Dying Words Of Enluest Persons.

A death beds dctector Of the heart.
IIcrs tried. dissimulation drops her mask,
Through lies ordnance, that mistress Of
the scene,
Here real and apparent are the same.
Head Of the srmy.-Napolcon.
must sleep now.-Byron.
Kiss mo Hardy.-Nofsou. .....
Let the light entcr.-Coethe.
1t 10 well.-Wasb,ugton.
Give Dsyroles chair.-Chestor6e
It matters but little how the head
licth.-Raleigh.
I'm shot, II don't believe I'm dying
Chandelier Thurlow
Be serious.--Grotious.
The artery ceases to best.--flallsr.
Whati is there no bribing, DEATH
Cardinal Beaumont.
pray ytu see me shift up, and for my
coming down let me shift for myself
Sir Thomas Moore.
Don't lot that awkward squad 6re over
my pravs.-Burns. ... ...
Don't give up the ship.-Lawrsnce.
Clasp my hand my, deur friend I die.
Al6cri. .t
All my possessions for o moment Of
time. Queen Elizabeth.
1t Is small, very small, indeed, (claspins
her neck. )-Anne Boleyn.
I feel as If we're myself sgain.-Sir
Walter Scott.
Independence forever. John Adams.
I resign myself to God, my daughter
to my country. jefferson.
The last Of earth.-J. q. Adams.
I have sent for you (Lord Warwick)
to see how Christian can die.-Addison.
You spoke Of refreshments my Emile;
tako my last notes, sit down to my piano
here, sing them with tho hymn Of your
saintcd mother let me hear once moro
those notes which have been 80 long ny
solace and delight. Mozart.
Lot not poor Nelly starve.-Charles II.
1t grows dark, boys, you may ge.--Dr.
Adams, (tho school.teaclcr of Charles
Lamb.
God bless you. IL that you Dora?-
Woodworth.
Now it is coms-John Knox.
Dying, dying.-Hood.
Hav grand those rays, they seeu to
bcckon ea,th to Heaven Cthe sun was
shining brilliantly into the room in which
he was lying)- Humbolt.
Is this your fd,l.ty?-Nero.
God preserve the Emperor.
Ihave loved God, my country and lib.
erty. Madame Do Stael.
Into thy hands, o Lord.-Tasss.
God bless zoo, my dear.-Dr. johnson.
l wish you to understand the true
principles Of this government l wish
them carried out. I ask nothing more
Harrison.
have .nieavored to do my duty
Taylor.
There Is not q drop Of blood on ny
hands.-Frederic v. Of Denmark.
And is this death ?-Gcorge Nv.
Lord, take my epirit.-Edward VI.
What do they run slreadyq Thea
die happy.-Wolf.
Then | am safe.-Cromwell.
D Liberty what crimes are committed
in thy nAme.-Madame Roland. ...
Let Us pass over the river rnd rest an.
der. tho shade of tho trees-Stouewall
Jackson.
U! Lord Almighty, - thou wilt
james Buchanan.
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What's z wife

A wife (says Mr.. Lofty,) isa woman
that belongs to man. She's = pretty
little creature, made to tickle his iascy,
his vanity, aud his self:love, and TO sing,
laugh, and dance, through his otherwise.
dull habitation. But upon the dance,
mind you, she must see that the house Is
kept in order; that the dinner 10 ~ell
cooke that the buttons and the hose 10
oil right, and that nothing IN the whole
household sconomy over intsrferss with
bis comfort. -...r good .'ai
In short, o wife 10 . pleasant sost Of
universal servant TO her husbands will
and pleasure-a most sgrseable provision
made by tho Creator for mans good. She
Is compound Of flowers masio, and 10.
msstio animal-very useful and very OF.
nameutsl-all the more dssirable foS bar
lack Of mental powers; because, we're she
not 10 this respect so much infos;or to
her lord and master, she might become
20 presumptuous, % to think that shoe
which 6,s one foot ought to 8t ths,olhsr;
that good rules work both ways; aud
that just 20 much comfort 40 she gives'
she has q right to demrnd in return and
just as she pays she should receive; in
short, that she il, in number anu impor.
tance Of trights and privileges, the peer Of
her husband. ....'.....' ..'
Thus saith Mr.. Lofty. And now hear
tho response Of Mr.. Common Sense:
Nay; bat vito Is givsn-usither for
. toy, nor for servant, but for . sssad.
fast friend. .. .. .rt
She 10, indeed, . fount Of joy and pleas.
ure, such as, to true heart, there 10 not
elsewhere on Garth. ''' t''.aH
She is the brightener Of his house sad
the wise and careful nauager Of her fan.
ily-of her family, for whstsvsr Is bis 10
hers; aud between welded hearts the
words "nius" and shine" arc iupudesee
asd absurdity. '" 'eM ""i
But she 10 more than all that-ahs is
his oon6dant, bis adviser, his ever SPIN.
pathising fiisud-his able and NEST ten.
der cousolsr-his strength even when his
courage drops. ;-'I
She 10 the voiss Of Gsd's lsve and com.
fort to him % hs tolls, snd struggles
through the world.
All this, " what . wife 10, If she au-
swers to her Masters ideal.
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Adm fl nistratOr's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Ad-
~ ministration were granted to Joseph D.
Allen on the estate OF Wcnzel Martinik decd,
on the 18th Of August, 1888, by the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Lincoln county, Mo.
All persons having claims against said cstntc
are required TO exhibit them to the administrator
for allowance within one year from the date Of
said letters or they may be p,ecluded from any
benefit Of said estate; aud IL not exhibited
within two years from the date Of said letters they
will DO forever barred.
sepl7 n38 JOS. B. ALLEN, admir-.
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The Tech.

Rousseau said that no woman wish 6nc
teeth could be ugly. Any female mouth,
almost, with good set Of ivories, 10 kiss.
able. The too early loss Of the drst
teoth has an unfavorable influence upon
the beauty and duration Of the second.
The youngest children should accordingly
be made to take care Of them. All that
10 necessary 10 to brush them several
times day with little soap or magnesia
and water. Grown people should clean
their teeth at least Ave times in the course
of the twenty -four hours, on rising 10
tho morning, and on going TO bed at
night, and after each meal. A brush as
hard q can be borne without psin should
b. used, aud the best Of applications 10
pure soap and water, always lukewarm.
After eating, tho particles Of food
should be carefully removed from the
teeth BY means Of . tooth. pick Of quill
or wood, but never Of metal, and BY .
thread passed now and then between the
teeth. Tooth powders Of oil kinds are
injurious both to tho enamel and the
gums, and If employed, every particle Of
tneM SnOut0 % removed from the M0utn
by careful rinsing. The habit which
some women have Of using bit Of lemon,
though II may whiten the teeth, and give
6rmuess and color to the gums,
Is fatal to tho enamel, as are oil acids.
No one, young or old, should turn their
teeth into nut crackers aud tie danger.
Gus even for women to bite of, as they Of.
ten do, the ends Of thread in sewing. II is
not safe 70 tring very hot food or drink,
especially if Immediately followed hy
anything cold, in contact with the theeth.
Wholesome gums arc moro essential even
than the teeth to the beauty Of the mouth.
They should be Of firm texture, and o
lively red color, and we'll spread over the
base Of each tooth, but they ere often
pale OF livid, shrunken, aeshless and
sometimes even Oulcerated. Tho excess
sive use Of sugar and candies does great
mischief. 1t is not only tho bad effect
Of thu ao;ts p . luced by th.ir decompo.
sition, but the grittiness Of these substau.
ces which wear away the gum, bares the
roots Of the tooth, and spoils the mouth.
This is the chief danger Of tooth pow.
ders. Nvid gums will be benefited BY
occasional, but not too frequent, hard
rubbing and prieking with tooth pick
until they bleed slightly.
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Guardiam'S Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to oil persons inter-
~ ested that the undersigned will make o snai
settlement Of his guardianship Of Margaret d.
and e. L. Hamilton, heirs Of John Hamilton,
decd, aud Augustus A. Taylor, heir Of Colby
II Taylor, decd, at tho next November term Of
tho Lincoln county Court, to be begun sud held
Troy on Monday, the 9th day Of November,
sos. GEO. Q: HAMILTON, Guardian.
sep3 MA 4w pd
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Ad,ninistrator,s Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of Admin.
~ istration were granted to Richsld wommack
on the estate Of William Ives deceased, on the
18th Of September, 1868, by the Clerk Of the
County Court Of Lincoln county, Missouri.
Al persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit thcm to the administra.
tor for allowance within one year from the date
Of said letters, or they may be precludcd from
any benefit Of said estate, and II not exhibited
within two years from the date Of said letters
they will be forever barred.
scp24 n39 RICHARD WOMMACk, adm'r
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A notsd Radical .ef Hunt;nvd.l. y

A noted Radical.s Huntingdals, Hen.
~ county, . few days since rode up 10 q
Geld in his neighborhood, where = young
man e Dcnocrat was ct work, and, die.
mounting, drew revolver and lsseling q
the young man, who was uuarmed, fred.
Fortunately, the weapon was knocked
down BY bystandsr and The ball passed
through The leg Of bic paotaloous. Ls'
~ have pssce. I.l. ,,... ... ~ ..
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08
THE TEXAN BRAVO.

Jho Following story ID out one OF nun
dreds Of q similar character on record,
showing in stronger and more vivid Selors
what history has done or will do, the
wild, and reckless, and desperate life
which was led by the Texan Of twenty.
years ago. 1t is founded upon facts, and
is in every particular strictly truo.
Many years ago, says the story, there
lived neur San Antonio family by the
name of West. Emigrating to Texas
from North Carolina just previous to the
revolution by which Texas gained her
freedom, they had gone through oil the
trials incident to that stormy period, and
were by aoclamation conceded to be the
bravcst among tho brave. Shortly after
the conclusion Of the war, John West, the
youngest Of the three brothers, returned
to North Carolina, taking with him on
his return 10 Texas, ono Of the most beau.
tiial women Of that State. For some
three years be seemed to have realised
that ideal Of happiness dwelt upon 50
much, yet so seldom realized in this world.
His vino clad cottage, his aocks, his hum
bio, but honorable avocation, his sweet
young wife and daughters were bis world.
and he sighed for no other. There can
pc no paradise on earth without the slime
Of the serpent being visible on its flowers,
and this one was no exception Of the com.
mon lot. Tho revolution had indeed
gained for Texas freedom from Mexican
tyranny, but it had LEFT her overruu with
scoundrels and robbers and nurderers Of
every dye, who revelled in crimes Of every
kind, unchecked either by law, Or that
other thing more potent than law-pub.
lie opinion. Strong bands Of these "free
companies" roamed from place to place
levying black mail upon all who were
able to pay it, not unfrequently commit
ting the most wauton murders. Among
the few men who we're opposed to these
lawlsss proceedings John West stood
conspicuous, deuouncing them in the most
open aud public manner. As must have
been expected this manly conduct brought
to him The threats Of vengeance from the
vicious for miles around his dwelling.
Things could not long remain thus among
such men without coming to crisis, and
one cold stormy night . band Of msu
knocked at his door requesting admit.
tance, His wife objected to bic opening
the door, but the soul Of John West never
knew fear, and, without knowing any
thing Of tho character Of his nocturnal
visitors. he admitted them. Some ten Of
twelve rufians Of the most repulsivsstamE
entered the room, and with loud cries de-
nandsd liquor aud food. West, still not
suspsesiug anything wrong, sat before
them what the house afforded, and while
turning to 60 into another apartment
was felled senseless upon the door by Z
blow on the back Of his head and iams'
diately gagged aud bound. The sickeu
iug scene which followed we shall not a.
tempt to depict. The sun which bad
arisen but the morning before on scene
Of primeval happiness, now shed biz
lengthsued rays upon snoulderiug ruins,
blackeued walls, aud two ehsrrsd and
grinniug skeletons, the sad memorials oi
yssterday'sjoy, two flowers brsathsd upol
BY death ere they were faded or sole
BY the siuoous of hot aud Psstilsn'
world
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Ia hereby given that letters Of admin.
~ isrration were granted to g. W. Hsrdesty on
the estate Of J. W. Hiiton, deceased, August 4th.
1864, by The Clerk Of the County Court Of Lin
cola county, Missouri. All persons having claims
against said estate sre required to exhibit them
to the executor for allowance with one year from
the date Of said letters, they may bs precluded
from any benefit Of said estate, and II not ex.
hibitcd within two years fiom the date Of said
letters, they will be foreverbsrrsd.
augl3 mss 4wpd] G. W. HARDESTY, Exo'r.
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Adullinislrator's A Notice.

Il Office Is hereby given that letter, Of admin.
isralion were granted to Joseph D. Allen on
the estate OF hulGa Nh tin deceased, on the 18th
Of August, 1905, by the Clerk Of the County Court
OF lincoln county, Missouri.
Allpcrsons having claims against said estate are
required 10 exhibit them TO tho administrator for
allowance within one year from the date of snid
letters or hey may he p,ecladcd from nny benefit
Of said esinte; and l; not exhibited within two
years from the date Of said letters they will be
forever barred.
sepi7 mss JOS. B. ALLEN admir-
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Guardians Notice.

~ s.ted that tho undcrsigucd, guardian Of Ma
tilda ]. Rector heir Of Henry Rector, deed, will
make Aual settlement of his guardian hip Of
said charge at the next November term Of the
Lincoln county Court, to be began and held 10
Troy on Monda :, the 9th day Of November, 1858.
ssp3 n36l GEORGE A. PALMER, Guardian
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l'iual settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to oil. persons inter
~ ested, that the undersigned, Administrator
Of the co-partnership estate Of Crow 4 Howdo.
shell, will mako 6nal settlement Of bis admin.
istration Of said estate at the next November
tern Of the Lincoln county Court, to bo begun
and held In Troy, on the 9th Of November, 1868.
octt mol Jos. A. HOWDESHELL, admr
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DEATH.

0ut Of the shadows Of sadness,
Into the sunshine Of giadnsss,
Into the light Of the Blest-
Out Of land very drsary,
Out Of the world Of the weary,
lao The rapture Of Rest.
0ut Of ts.dsy's sin sad sorrow,
Into blissful to morrow,
Into day without gloom;
Out Of . land allsd with sishins-
Laad Of the dead and The dying
Into land without tomb.
Out Of life Of commotiop,
Tsmpost.swept On a, the ocean,
Dark with tho wrecks drifting Ger
into land calm and quiet
Never storm cometh nigh IT.
Never Q wreck on ito shore.
Out Of land 10 whose bowers
Perish and fade oil the Aowsrs-
Out Of the land Of decay
Into the Eden where falrest
OF aow'rsts-and sweetest ind rsssst-
Never shall wither away.
Out Of the world Of the wailing,
Thronged With tho anguish aud ailing-
Out o; tho world Of the sd
Into tho world that rejoicss-
World Of bright visions and Voices
Into tho world Of the glad.
Out Of life ever lornral,
Out Of land very mou rnful,
Where In bleak exile wc roam
Into Joy land sbovs us-
Whore there's = father to love u.s.
Into "Our Home-Swest Home"
FATHER RYAN.
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Guardians Notice.

~ ested that the undersigned, Curator Of su-
San J. Dameron, will make application at tho
next November term OF the Lincoln county
Court, to be begun and held In Troy on Monday,
the 9th day OF November, 1863, to resign his
guardianship Of said charge.
sep3 n38 A. JAMES T. SCOTT, Guardivu
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"When men break their hearts," re-
marks cynical female writer, "it is the
same as when lobster breaks ono Of bis
elaw&--anothsr sprouting Immediately
and growing 10 its place." ..a
The Lincoln County herald., 1868-10-08

Ladies will BE- unable lo-ssys . delighted
milliner-to make their own bounets this
wints:, the fashion being odd and i.pos.
sibls for an amateur q initiate.
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Final settlement.

~ estcd that the undsrsignsd, administrator Of
the estate Of Tapley Mitchell, decd, will make .
anal settlement Of bis administration Of said
estate at the next November term Of the Lincoln
evsnty Court, to be begun and held 10 Troy, on
Monday, the 9th day Of November. 1858.
ocsl n40p1 7. r. MITCHELL, admr.
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Q I II Y III O. E l.,
Sc. Charles. Missouri,

vNHIs hotel, having undergone . thorough
i cleansing and remodslins is now newly fur
mi she'd and fitted up 10 Arst class style for the
30 eommodstion Of the travelling public .. we'll -
of home patrons. A wsll-Atted-uP Bar Room 10
On ssxsd. where the choicest Of Wines, Liquors,
'CigaSs, g., can b. had.
July .. 1855
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Guardians NOliCc.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ssted that the undersigned will mako final
settlement Of his guar'lia rship Of Rebccca W.
NJ Millsap at tho next November tenn Of the Lin.
coin county Court, to bc begGn and held In Troy
on Monday, the 9th day Of November, 1868.
aug27 n35l PERRY MILl.SAp, Guardian.
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Final settlement.

~ Tested that the undcrsigned adminIstrator Of
the estate Of Frederick n. Luekstt, deo'sd, will
make p :nasl settlement Of his administration
Of said estate at the next November term Of the
Lincoln county Court, to be begun and held In
Troy, on the 9th day Of November 1858.
octi n50l JOS. H. MARTIN, admr
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
~ (Formsiiy Gait Houss,)
ST, LOUIS, MO.

The subscriber, formerly Joint proprietor Of the
Everett House, takes pleasure In announcing to
tais friends and the public generally, that hs has
taken the above Hotel, which he has redtted and
,rsfutuishsd. TIE tables Ellits supplied with the
sbsst the market affords. No attention will be
wanting to make the guests friends Of The saiat
Nicholas. y ENO6 JENNINGS.
Nay s 1867 nlo
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Bisusrk. II 10 said, can only rest by
being supplied With brandy, and the ply.
sicians feay leliriv0 trcwsus.
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rEyrH ELEcroy DISTRICT

HNIE undcrsig ned, officer Of Registration Tor
Il the 10th Erection District Of Daltimere eoun
y. appointed 10y the Governor Of Maryland, un.
der the act e the General Assembly, approved
March 2sth. IsGs. having completed toe Regis
t.aton Of Voters for said District. aud In Gccor'
dance with said act. will sit At
SHADES TAVERN.
Oa Monday. Taesddy and WedResday, l3fA, lSh
aud lth Of october. 1875;
sitting zach day from nine o'clock A. N. 10 siE
"'cl"ek l.. 81, ior the purposeof correcting any
omissions or err"rs IN said lists, after which
they will be- finally closed.
All l,rrsnns who have removed frsm this Die
trirt and acquired u residence in any other.
are respectfully requested u come forward and
notify the Register IL the fact.
WILLIAM II. HUTCHiHB.
Officer Registration 10th Election District.
Oct. lO.--lt.
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Registers Notice.
mGHrn EhEcnON DISTRICT.

TlNHE undersigned. officer OF Registration for
i the Sih Election District of baltimore eoun
~. appointed by the Governor Of Maryland, un
der the act of the General Assembly. approved
March 2sth. ISGS. having completed the reg!
,ration Of voters Tor said district. aud IA accord
ancc with said act. will ait at
COCKEYsviLLE.
Oa Monday. Tuesday aHd Wednssdayy l3fA, lSh
aud IiM days Of October. 1893.
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ. 10 siE
o'cl"cs + ~. tor the purpose Of correcting any
omissi rs or errors IN said lista, after which
they will be finally closed.
All persons who have removed from this dis
trict aud acquired "a residence In any other, are
respectfully requested to come forward and no.
ufy the register of tho fact.
WILLIAM b. PETTIcORD.
Officer Registration sth Election District.
Oct. IO.--lt.
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Registers Notice.
ELEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT

'INiiE undersigned. officer of Registration Tor
Il the liih Election District Of Baltimore Co,
appointed by I'll" O"vcrn"r OF Maryland. under
the act "i the Gcncral Assembly. approved
March s-,h. iSG'. having completed the regis
tra'i"n "f voters fer said district aud in Accor.
dsir- with said act. will at at
JOSHUA l.. WEIGHTS HOTEL.
Fir.t Prccinctl
On Hya'ity aud 7u.s,iay l?h aud lsk days Of
OriDLsr, ls6s. and
At HENEY'S oLb TAVERN. near Brooke.
Sc'',ni rr.cinct.D
~ iIciae,tiy. Oc,obcr lsA. 1888.
'tinc "arA ay from nine oclurk A. 81. u 9
90 r!ick T. ". i'r ia" pufIos~ OF correcting any
".'tissi"us "r "rr"r- ia said lists, after which
they will b" finally cl"s"d.
al persons who hav, removed from THE die.
iric,. and acquired y residence IN any other. are
especially requested to come forward and no.
tiiy the Register ~ the fact.
JOSHUA JEssOP.
officer Registration iith Election District
Oct. lu.-li.
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Registers Notice.
FIFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
QUALIFIED VOTERS IN BALTIMORE co.

QUALIFIED VOTERS IN BALTIMORE CO.
'l'IE undersigned, officer Of Registration for
| the finh Election District OF Baltimore
county. appointed by the Governor Of Mary
land. under the act of the General Assembly
approved March 2sth. is6s, having completed
the registration Of voters for said district aud
ia accordance with said act. will sit al
wILIIELMs STORE,
Oa Noaiag. Tuesday aud Hedaesday, isl, i5M
and iih days Of October, 1888.
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ. a. q
oclnck T. NJ. for the purpose Of correcting any
omissions or errors In said lists, after which
they will he finally closed.
Al persons who have removed from this
district and acquired q residence in any other.
~, respectfully requested 10 come forward aud
notify the Register Of the fact.
The following Is the list Of qualified register.
"a voters
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respectfully requested ~ come forward anu y"
tify the Register of the fact.
GEORGE y. ALBAN,
Officer Registration 9th Election District
Oct lu-lt
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NetO Advertisements.
Registers Notice.
TLiIRD ELECTION DISTRICT.
QUALIFIED VOTERS IN BALTIMORE

QUALIFIED VOTERS IN BALTIMORE co.
u'llE undersigned. officer of R-gistration for
i the Thrill Election district 81 Baltimore Co.
appointed by the Governor Of Maryland. under
tho act of the General Assembly. approved
March 2Sih. ls6s, having completed the regis.
tral"n oi voters far said district IN accordance
with said act. will sit
TllREE-MlLE HOUSE.
h'"day aHf Tuesday, ortobcc I2h und I3M:
AT woopBERRY.
on Wednesday. October IIh. 1865.
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. M. to six
"'clock l.. NJ. for the purpose of correcting any
omissions "r errors ia said lists after which
they will be- finally closed.
All persons who have removed from this die.
,ric, aud acquired residence ~ any other. are
respectfully requested Ia come forward and ne
tly The Register II the fact
The following Is the list Of qualified register.
a
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wilhelm, David M. removed 10 Tth district
wisncr, John II. removed 10 Carroll 90.
RICHARD g. TRACEY,
Oct iO.-It.
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LEAsANT HUNTERS
wIsEBURG.

On Monday. Tuesday aud "Wednesday I?h. I3M
and itM Of october. IS6s;
sitting each day from nine o'clock A. NJ. tn six
o'clock J.. NJ. Tor ths purpose ni correcting any
omissions or errors in said lists. after which
they will be finally closed.
The following ia the lis, Of qualified register.
ed voters;