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NORFOLK OYsTERs.-Y. d. Fuchs, Al
Jefferson street, is still receiving those
celebrated Oysters, put up by J. G.. Sibley
q Co., which come through daily by ex-
DrPsg
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GREAT arrival of New Goods at HER
ZOG'S. Go and look at them, the prices
are tempting.
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SEVERAL hundred copies Of the Annual
Report ofthe Chamber of Commerce are
forsale at Joe Locke's, 236k Main street.
Merchants should procure copies and send
to friends In the interior.
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JOE LOCKE, 236k Main street, has al
the latest Monthlies, Weeklies and Dali
lies.
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HELP WANTED.


HELP.-To merchants requiring book-keep-
II ers. accountants or S8lesmon. Cotton
Merchants IN want OF watchmen: Hotel and
Private Families, in city OF country, reqnir-
ing help-male or female; Planters IN want
OF cotton pickcrss Mechanics, OF any branch,
and skilled labor OF every description, sup
Piled on the shortest notice, and on the most
Reasonable terms, by
WILLIAM DARDIS.
Only Intelligence Agent,
ccsl IS Jefferson street.
A GIRL 20 run a sewing machine. Apply
n 10 So Jefferson street
WET NURSE TO nurse a child ten weeks
y old. Apply to 100 Market street.
n~wO GOOD sEAMSIRESSES-To assist in
Dressmaking. They must be conversant
with m~anGuamakiRg In all OF its branches,
hut win not he required to cut or TT The
best OF reference viii De required. Wages
twenty-five dollars per month and board.
Apply direct. OF through B. Lowenstein &
Bros, between 2 and 3 am.
j. A. JACKSON.
oeE Helena. Ark.
TOOK AND NURSE.-A good Cook, Washer
\ and Ironcr; also, a good Chlidis Nurse.
Both must COME well recommended. Apply
al buA shelby street. oc4
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FOR SALE.

A PORTABLE ENGINE AND BOILFR-Ca-
paciry Is Horsepower, nearly new, and
IN good running order. Apply 10
oc3l Z. b. MARTIN B 90. $50 Front 81.
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
RErAILERs.-Largest stock of white and
grey blankets, bed spreads and coverlits
in the city. Sold at lowest prices. We
can offer bargains in these Goods. j. H.
L-oewenstine & Bros, 23l Main street,
Clay Building.
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BED BLANKETs, linseys, kerseys, fan
nels and jeans, at very low prices, at NJ.
Kraus q Co.'S, 2ts Main street, corner of
Adams.
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GENTLEMEN, take notice, that NJ. Kraus
& Co., us Main street, corner of Adams,
are Offering shirts, undershirts, drawers,
sncks- etc. at preat barpains.
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THE largest stock of silks, satins and
~velvets, this side of New York, at b. Low
onstein d Bros.
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]. F. ScHABEL & Co., agents Charter
Oak Stove, cooked bread quickest as the
Fair, but the premium was awarded to
one that used less faeI. tCharter Oak"
is q household nans;
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BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities of Europe, for sale in sums to suit,
at First National Bank, No. II Madison
qfraaf
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CoRsETs and hoop skirts, It bargains.
NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
2IS Main street, corner of Adams.
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MEMpHIs AND OHIO RAILROAD,
FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE,

MEMPHIS, IENN,, UcIOD5r ., IoOS.J
Special Notice 10 Suspension and af-
ter oath inst, no local freights received
after 4 pm. A. j. KNAPP, Agent.
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FIFTY PIECES French black silks to be
opened at B. Lowonstein Il Bros. to-mor-
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ALL wool red and white hannels, q
cents. Good quality of A white Shaker
Flannel, only Is cents, at
J. II. LOEWENSTINE &RROS.
25l Main, Clay Building.
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PRINCES, Gimps, Buttons, etc., of the
latest styles, at HERZOG'S.
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LETTER LIST.

Tie following Is the list OF letters remain
ing IN tie Memphis Postof1ce and not dellv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
AL letters directed 20 street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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SIXTEEN years in Georgia, but come 10
sell bargains in Dry Goods at Cans new
tore, 2es Main street,
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THE largest stock of silks, satins and
~yelyets, this side of New York, at b. Low
ensteln q Bros.
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LADIES and ehildrens' hose, in great
variety, at great bargains, at NJ. Kraus d
CO.'S, Zls MAIN street, corner of Adams.
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LEAVE orders with Brown & Jones, 2S2
Main street, Bethel Block, for best Pitts
burg and Camel Coal. All orders, great
and small, filled with promptness and
dispatch.
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THE CARD of that sterling house, Messrs,
Thos. Trout & Son, appears this morning.
AS cotton factors and commission mer-
chants, our planting friends will find
them all that could be wished.
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THE APPEAL is published every day in
the year. rs cents a week delivered by
aithful carriers.
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A WEEK or BARGAINS N Dry GooDs.-
Strangers visiting the city should call on
NJ. Kraus & Co., 2ls Main street, corner
of Adams
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LOOK at our cheap black and coloned
aIpaecas. =. KRAUs & Co,
2Is Main En corner Of Adams.
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CoTToN Brokers' Marking Ink, a supe-
rior article. CHANDLER 4 Co.
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JUST received, direct from Saratoga, 100
dozen Congress Water.
CHANDLER d co.
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Creole Hair RestOrer is mo huge swindle

CHEAP CLOTHING can be bought at
Cans new store. 29S Main street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has all
the latest Monthlies, Weeklies and Dali
lies
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Memphis and ST. Louis o. S. Hail Line
FOR HICKMAN, COLUMN US, CAIRO AND
ST LOUL2.

ST. LOUIS.
AAEsIAA mtd5eoA
This elegant passenger packet T)
Will leave ss above ~
MONDAY. November lst, at 4 pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and ST.
Packets, North, East and West. Apply
TO General Railroad Ticket ONCE, III Main
street. FIEM. CALVERT, Sup't.
b n. dunn. Ticket AGENT. OIL
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has all
the latest Monthlies, Weeklies and Dali
HES
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THE carriers leave the APPEAL at your
door seven DAYS for . cents.
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SHAwLs and Cloaks in great variety
and low prices. HERZOG q BRO.
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CHILDnEx's Fancy Wool Hose, very
cheap, Al Cans new store. Zgs Main
street.
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Twohu ndred and thirty pieces colored
silks, Of all shades, to be opened at B
LOwenstein q Bros. tomorrow.
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RIBBONS, fringes, gimps, dress buttons
and trimmings, in great variety. at great
bargains, at NJ. Kraus Il Co.'s. DIS Main
street, corner of Adams.
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THE PPEAL is the only Monday morn
papd in the city. % cents a week.
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DRESS GcODs, selling very low. at NJ.
KraUs & Co.'S, 2ls Main street, corner of
Adams.
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HOME WASHER vs.. THE HARRISON

Editors Appeal: 1 read a paragraph
in your issue of yesterday commenting on
the award made to the best washing ma
chine at the late fair. The Home p"
washer. which claims so much, might
make a pretty fair churn, but as a washer
it is not a success, and the ladies, who are,
as he says, the " best Judges" could not
see it. Now, l have a proposition to make
to the proprictors of the Home Washer.
[ will put up Il forfeit of from $1,000 to $4,000
against a like amount by the Home"
that my washer, the celebrated and in
comparable Harrison" made and in
vented in Tennessee, is superior to the
% Home " in all respects, and that the
award of the gentlemen to the
- Harrison :" machine will be sustained
by any committee OF Ladies II gentle
men in the city. l Will 20 fvrther, and
give the people ofthe Home Washer their
choice of all the other washers yet invent
cd. if they have NJ confidence in their
own machine. The Harrison will wash
anything, from a carpet TO Il lace collar or
a g~reenback, in less time. more thorough
~, and with less labor than any other ma
chine in the world. The proprietors of
the Home Washer should accept their de-
feat patiently, and not charge the judges
with prejudice, because they have lost the
blue ribbon. Better washers than the
Home have been excelled by the Harrison
machine. j. c. SAINT,
No. 3S3 Main street, Manufactures and
Proprietor Harrison Washing Machine.
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FOR Rent.

nFFICES-Two nice Offices on Front Row,
~ between Court and Jefferson streets. Ap-
pir 10 Tor J. ANDREWS,
ocgT % Front Row. up-stairs-
n OOMS-Five Rooms In PrOyine Block.
IL cOrner Main and Gayoso streets; apply 10
GALBREATH, STEWART CO.
oc2 No Il Union IT, Stonewau BLOCK
EOE RENT-A nice HOUSE containing I
4 rooms. in a desirable neighboThOOd, on
conner Poplar and Orleans. Q at is
Adams street. locl2l MARTIN DAILY.
EOR RENT-The large Store House No. -
u Front street ". J. CHASE,
EeIs q street.
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THE RIGHT SPIRIT.-COl. Ames gener-
ously postponed his proposed exhibition
of yesterday afternoon, rather than TO in
terfere with Dan. Rice's benefit to the
Southern Relief Fund, and assisted in
swelling the receipts by purchasing tick
ness and liberality is deserving the inn
mense patronage bestowed upon his truly
excellent Circus and Menagerie last night.
Our citizens are now ready to support
genuine worth and true merit, and as they
always find it in the entertainments pre-
scented by Col. AInes, it is not to be won
dsred at that his capacious pavilion is al
ways crowded. As the stay of the New
Orleans Circus and Menagerie is limited,
we advise our friends to pay it an early
visit, and our word for it. they will come
away satisfied that it is one Of the very
best institutions of the kind ever exhib-
tied in this city.
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FoR NEW E

FoR NJ.
The Mammoth Passenger Steamer
EThOms0n DeanAE
John Pepper~-~MestSr n. b FOwler--CleTk
Will leave HIS DAY 10th inst. ats PM.
RiCHn W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
oeil No. 4 jefferson street.
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LADIES under wear, very cheap, at NJ.
hraus q Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner of
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EVERYTHING in the Dry Goods line 4
kept ut HERZOG'S.
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RIVER NEWS.
LEAvING MONDAY.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Vicilsburg--.-.MARBL CIrY-..I0a- an
New Orleans -... THOHPsos DEAH-5p pm
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MEssRs. r. d. WARD Il CO.,
q alers in agricultural implements in this
Nv, are the agents for this unequalled
u 6chinery, and will take pleasure in
ling orders from planters and armers
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SILKS and satins at mo
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LOUISIANA Creole Hair RestOrer, has
been tried.
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LOUISIANA Creole Hair Restorer-no
humbug.
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FoR FRIAR's POINT.

Regular Memphis and ETiars Point Semi
Weekly Packet-FGr Helena u Friars Point
DIES ARC.-------Earsh Miller. master
1hiss splendid passenger steamer IT.
will leave as above ~
TUESDAY, November II. at JPN.
ELLIOTT i MILLER, Agents,
oc3l No. > Promenade street
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FLANNELs AND BLANKETS very cheap
t Cars new store, 29S Main street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

Regular Memphis and st. Louis AeeOmmOda-
ton Paeket-For Hickman, Cairo q SLLOuis.
T. L. MC6fLL----..~---RObt X. Riley master
This new and splendid passenger IT,
steamer VIII leave as above -
MONDAY, November lSt. at pm.
LEVY ROBBINS. Agents,
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OUR Dress Goods department is now
complete, and presents m attraction to
everybody. HERHOG & BRO.
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For a bargain in a Cloak, go to Cans
new store, 29S Main street.
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1888 Stack VS. McGrath.

Chancery Court---AIston, Clerk and Master.
The following bills were filed yester-
day:
j. w. Prewitt VS.. c. Boyd, ct al.
b. NJ. HaIlum vs.. c. Boyd, ct al.
d. A. Bolton VS.. E. NJ. AppersOn, ex-
ecutor, ct al.
]. Wilde, jr., & Co., VS.. J. H. Waggoner.
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Personal.

w. r. Moore, Esq, of the we'll known
house of w. X. Moore q Co., returned
from New York yesterday, where he has
been purchasing an immense stock of
goods in his line.
Jno. Martin, Jr., of the Kentuekian, is
rendered the congratulations of many
friends in this city, on the occasion of his
marriage. The bride was the beautiful
Miss Fannie L. Dallam, of Paducah.
RETURNED.-0ur enterprising and gem
ial friend, Col. Joe Mcmillan, has returned
from a trip through Arkansas. lie repre-
sents the great Memphis house of the
Menken Brothers. His tour was highly
successful. He is a worthy representative
of a house that surpasses all others in en-
terprise. We commend him to the eour-
tesies of our friends everywhere.
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FoR ARKANsAs RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
Railroad Line-FOr Indian Hay. Claren-
eol. DeNalIs Blum, and Little Rock,
". ..-.--.BlaSdel master
Tnis splendid passenger steamer IT.
Will leave for the above -
MoSnAT. November LIST, at 5 PM, Z
close connection at DeVsvalrs Bluff With
railroad for Little Rock.
VI. l. GRAHAM. Agent.
ocsl so Front 81. MOshy block.
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l WILL 20 to the new Cheap Store to
buy my Dry Goods. ANS new store, 29S
Main ufsaaf
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THE APPEAL is delivered for 25 cents a
week.
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THE SALE BY AUCTION of those two de-
sirable city residences on Mulberry
street, of Mr.. Fletcher, next Tuesday af-
ternoon, will not fail, we presume, to se-
cure the presence OF every gentleman or
lady who is In the market for a home in
Memphis. Such property seldom passes
under the au%ctioneer's hammer, aud
when it does, ought to insure a lively
competition. Wa refer our readers to the
advertisement of the property by Messrs.
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DURING the coming week we shall eOn-
tinue to of1erou large stock Of goods at
great bargains. HERZOG * BRO.
BARGAINS in black silks at B. Lower
stein < Bros.
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FoR WHITE RIVER.

Elliott Line-Resular Memphi and White
River Packet-FOr DeValps Bluff. Little
Rock. Augusta and JacksonpOrt.
Legal TENDER~---JOhn D. Elliott. master
This elegant passenger steamer II
will leave as above 7
TUESDAY, November LIST. at S pm
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents.
oc3l 2 Promenade street, opp. Landing
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MUSEMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER. The matinee
at the Memphis Theater was attend
ed by the youth and beauty of the city,
and the entertainment ave unmiXed sat
isfaction. It's excellence consists in the
manner of rendition rather than absolute
musical excellence incident 10 the per
formances. The acting of the songstress
is as charming as the music which glides
from between her faultless teeth n ruby
lips. In fact Miss Cation is a very charm
ing woman as well as an inimitable vocal
list, if vocalism include the entire execu-
cution of a musical part. Her rendition of
&" Home, Sweet Home and OF looming
Thro' the Rye was almost beyond the
reach of criticism. We heard a preacher
once telling of tiTe return of the Prodigal
Son, and so effectively was his acting that
the congregation turned their heads, ex-
pecting to see the Maynard youth enter
the aisle. So with Mam'seile Gallons
listeners. They almost saw the chap for
whom she had an undiscovered weak
ness comm through the rye" Mr..
Miers' transformations of character and
songs were all very well, bat wanting in
the spirit which he ordinarily infuses INTO
his acting. His song that takes most"
was omitted in the afternoon performance,
which should have closed with the "Rol-
licking Rams.'' Mr.. Within. it is need
less to say. sustained his parts admirably
well. OF the rest, hereafter.
DAN RICE's CIRCUS closed last night.
Their summer campaign ends here, and
the company take a wo weeks rest pre-
paratory to starting out ou a winter tour
South. Dan Rice and Maj. T. q. Field
leave to-day for the North, to. oe present
at the wedding Of Miss Kat Rice, at
Girard, Pa, to Mr.. A. c. Mus bach, for
merly of Clark Il Co., JewelItrs, of this
city. The company open Helena,
November 18th.
Coz. AMEs' New Orleans Ci''eus played
to a big house last night. 4 le canvass
was filled to its utmost capacity, and a
better pleased audience neverE lapped its
hands or shouted itself hoarse Over a per-
Torrance. Want of space prevents our
saying more than that there Will he two
performances-day and eVening-to-mOr-
row, which all lovers of genuine amuse-
ment should not fail to attend.
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SUBSCRIBE orthe daily APPEAL.

New goods at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
CREOLE Hair Restoreri is no "clap-trap.'
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SEVEN dailieg a week. 25 cents.
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THE only genuine Hair Restorer-Lou-
isiana Creole.
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sNsss. wEsIheE snp susMEss.

Submarine, No. u. Mollie c
Q W Caldwell.
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Before saying goodbye, we must return
thanks. in the name of the Press, to our
good and lovely friend, Mrs. George G.
Holmes. who, If she did not take all the
prizes for housewifery, at least earned
aud deserved them,) for her elegant and
hospitable lunches spread for US TALL the
newspaper mem every day. We hope
many a premium is yet IN store for her,
and that the newspaper men Of Memphis
may live to see her the recipient of the
blue ribbon for being the Oldest lady in
Shelby county.
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A GIRL % run a sewing machine. Apply
~ 70 81 Innarenn street
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A blue ribbon was tied around the neck
Of Lorg's Hyperion Fluid, which is a
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every white male person who shall amply
to them to be registered, and satisfy 'hem
that he possesses, or before the day Of the
next general election will possess, the
constitutional qualifications os age, citl-
zcnship aud residence. AID Is not disquaI
fled under The provisions Of the third
and fifth sections Of the FIRST article OF the
Constitution
He also gives notice that he will attend
at the same place and during the same
hours, on MONDAY, the I It'll and Monday
the 18th day Of October, 1869, for The
purpose Of correcting thr Books Of Regis
tra,iqn and published list Of registered
voters, in pursuance Of the provisions Of
section ten, Sc, OF said Act Of the Creme
raj Assembly
STEPHEN POWELL,
Officer Of Registration.
8 pit Q, 1s69-4t
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the Alb of Oc.abtr, 1869. from 9 o'clock
: m, until s o'clock. p N, for the pur-
pose Of dischargihg his duty as such OF
fcer If Registration. according to the pro-
visions of said Act OF the General Assem-
bly, Of MARYLAND.
The Registration Act Of $50 provides
tina, Il shall lie the duty Of Registers TO
correct the lists Of qualified voters by
striking theretrom thu names Of persons
who may have removed from the county
o. State, or who may have died, or have
become disqualified under the third and
fifth sections Of the first article 7fthe Com
stiiuton and also to add to said lists Of
qualified voters, and register as such, ey-
cry white male person who shall apply
TO them to be registered, and satisfy them
that he possesses, or before the day of the
next general election will possess, the con-
stitutional qualifications Of age, citizen
ship and residence; and is not disqualified
under the provisions of the third and fifth
sections of the first article of the Constitu-
ton
He also gives notice that he will attend
at the same place and during tie same
hours, on Monday the 11rh. and Mon
day, the 18th of October, 1863, for the
purpose of correcting the Books of Regis
tration and the published list of registered
voters, in pursuance of the provisions Of
section ten, &c, Of said Act of the Gene
raj Assembly.
STEPHEN JONES;
Officer OF Registration.
Sept. 9. 1No9-4t
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ST. INIGOE'S STORE.

on Monday the 10Th Of September won
day, the 2,th OF September, ana non a.
day, the 4th OF October; 'o''j from >
O'Clock, "a m until u o clock P M Tor
the purpose OF d'schargIng MS du'y as
such Othcer OF kegistratl'n' according 10
the provisions OF sad ACT oil 'no 'oner''
Assembly OF MarYIan1.
The Registration Act Of sos PROVIDES
that it shall be the duty of Registers to
correct the lists Of qualified voters by
striking th'rcfrom the names Of persons