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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

LOST OR MIsLAID.-A lady of Austin
evidently OF literary ability and classical
taste-se sent us, not long since, note signed
with mark of intcrrogation,-[?l-pro-
pounding few questions which, had We
not mot with the misfortune of losing OIL
mislaying the billet, we should have taken
pleasure in answering to the very best Of
our humble ability. The lady, we doubt
not, is as sweet as her dulcet words, lovely
as Psyche, proud as Juno, and fair as "the
Flower of Aleppo whom the bulbul choos-
ing, would wander from his cherished rose
of May We scarcely dare ask that she
duplicate her elegant missive.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

The American Minister at Brus-
sells recently gave dinner at which
every dish was imported from
America Exchange.
Henry $. Sanford, of Connecticut, is
the Minister to Belgium, resident at Brus-
sells, and made the money to "splurge it,
on, on shoddy contracts, and never smelt
powder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

r1-The Charleston Is. CO. News says
their Reconstruction Constitution, when
finished, had plank from Ohio, many o
plank from Vermont and q whole hoard
beam from Africa the blest. Our Texas
Con vention had whole raft OF such lum-
Der, including Bryant the rapist
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
The Dallas Herald states that the

The Dallas Herald states that the
Sallie Haynes left there last Thurs
day week for Galveston. We hope
she my have safe trip to and fro,
and practically settle the question OF
the navigation Of the Trinity to
Dallas. We have paid three visits
to Dallas, and were so much pleased
with the place in every respect, that
we arc bound to augur for it a
bright future. 1t is unquestionably
the most beautiful, and best situated
place in Northern Texas.
GCleburne Chronicle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

~ The Arsiin 6srstse ssys thst
through ibe energy Of Gen. csahs. si.i rs
s.sisisn1s. military .oi e-rii- iis C1ns +
tufiup h. bsen rui ~ riofss slsrs -rs
will sssrtfy be rssiisbsa.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

cTMr. @. Robinson. in a very spicy
prospectus, dated Huntsville, Walker e0un-
q, Texas. informs rs that BE ziil revive
3. a.st place, on Or about iLs 6ih Psos- his
Suspended paper, the Item We symrs-
thine with men OF our eraft who make sae,i
Efforts as Mr.. RObinsen has made 70 help
themselves. Psrmsneseg aud Prvd', say
we, 20 the Huntsville TEN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

The farm of ]. NJ. Douglass, in
Greene county, has recently been
sold to two Northern farmers for
$4,000. The tract contains two
hundred and twenty-three acres.
Richmond (Va) Enquirer.
Almost anywhere iu Texas, farm more
than'twiee the size, and fonr times as good,
can be bought for less than half the money.
Reasons: vast extent Of territory and
sparsity Of population Bot Ibis viii DOT
lenz ,ir 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

fsSr.A crazy woman, named ONeil, was
found secrcted in the White House at
Washington, on the 11th, who said she
was sent by God to assassinate President
johnson.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

sGyThc Tyler Reporter, by Messrs.
Douglass & Hamilton, is an excellent Dem
ocratic newspaper, and ought by II means
to be literally supported and permanently
established
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

GoBrrs Lays Book ron nsEca, 1868.
sseei Piaie Colorei Fsshion pate Col
orsd Pattern e q Crochei Aniimse3sssr.
Ts.e NsF-i apn,ber Of tbs magazine Is,
lil. l.s1..si sesssors g. Il r.ia' steiss en-
rFssiass s.id i.s .'io-sEy ns.ssF .ispors-i
sai bssi prt'-ssei-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

Grants inaugural Address is c2'
pcctcd to contain u, least four words
Let us have peace.
Bets are being madc about the
length ~ Grants Inaugural Ad-
dress. Wen bet our Devil can sct
it MP in an hour.-[Bonham News
II would be slow Devil who would con
sumo an hour in setting up four words.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

tIrWs hs,ssn ssssllsp, eeaasnisAileH
'Tsm -l.tra, "A long llas On hls-Shish
We lss'Fa pab.'shlng ,ssa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

rss.Hon. a. J. Hamilton issroi when
tine 10 the people of Texas, in the shape OF
Characteristic speech, delivered at Bren-
ham Oh the 14th inst. From tho beginning
he has made, We judge be will give The
extreme Radicals much annoyance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

tsa-Rsu. L. :, GFaai, 10 I'll huaan pro-
bal,illy. sl'l ls insusuHA'sa fFssll'Hi ei
,l.g Uni,si slsI,s "a Thursday EsHI, March
i,l. j., IS lssk for harry change.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
senator mcCreery ofKentucky.

The washington correspondent oi the
N. Y. Herald says:
Senator McCreery, of Kentucky,
made grand old-time speech to-day
in the Senate on the finances and
national matters generally. Hehad
Harry Clay in his mind when he
struck his eloquent harp on the
glorious past Of old Virginia, and
then contrasting her present down
east condition. her awful ravail and
penitential suffering. he rose 20 the
highest level Of ot'alory. and cosa
man led the closest attention cf he
senate ard galleries On fif.asse
be was grotesqHe enough q b. dc-
cidedly entertaining, ard when ie
flushed slmOsteveIy liell.ar hl1.-
cal e. well as Democrat. focEesi
over to the brave old Kentucky
fsrnIer and shook 81. hand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

GB"Dr. Mudd, confined at the Dry Tor
tugas Tor completely in The assassination
of Mr.. Lincoln, has been pardoned.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
Observation-Disclosures.

We are permitted to make an eSirae'
from letter lately received by cur friend
Gen. J. 6. GRIrr,Tu, from highly resfec.
table gentleman near Coion-din, Free
stone comfy, Texas:
Irmigrsafs n, m hlr,rmn, every way rellabin, say
that Mr.. Ligliluut hitherto u model nan In mo:I'ls
and religion an educated and intellectual man. claims
to have gone Ita trance Of ihrce days duration and
,iyci with the power OF working mliacle.-says II
Is all Of Gud and nothing Of hmSclf lilo Is quite an
humble and devoted man; refuses compensation In all
cases lie In. performed wonlc:s ndred-rclnoves
wcnt or tuuiors functional s'crtluns " ell kinds,
rhtiiniaer and cc?rerts is dcorrtles strg'glicns
crosscycs rertcres the ;GinI and thick nl hearing.
&C., &c. For miles around h'rl the an.l.snnts arc
after registering in ctmr-. He procec,s by manp-
ustion hfer hc laying # hands. aHa N tho name
of Gci. lis PIE cnga IL regarded sacred. He is n,
meas l',nin. rs WA Il rst hin: eli.
This Information IL obtained from most trustworthy
characters. and is la9cd upon their own personal
observations, and 20 communicated to NE. l give II
as received.
Mr. Lchtfnot says lha. AFTER the 18th Of February
many others will 10 Inspired in cren parts OF the
world
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

Bsy- The Election Committee Of the
House have decided that neither Simon
Jones, Col. Hunt or Mcnard (negro) is en-
titled 10 a. seat in Congress as Representa-
tive from Louisiana.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
Dallas County Lands.

Tie oppression sssns 10 have gone
slr1'i q Lands 10 ibis s0lniy Ags h,a
siTr', 'ySnl iLs rsssh u persons Of
2eiris.s assns, We are siIissi hat this
TeParl lss caused much iIlary 10 the city
all eolliy II Dallas, by causing immi-
srssts 10 60 elsewhere In srarsh Of homes
We deem it Important, ,hsFsisEs, that the
tFuih should b. shsWn,
II i true that IN The city zeal estate IL
held sad sells readily al pretty high tgaF,,,
buI not too high, and this should 10 an In
iuermenl 10 persons wishing 10 locate IN q
town, bseA 50 Il il uamis,atshls evidence
OF present aud sn'ieiPal!ys future pros
psrl,y. Good lsuj. In The Immediate Vi
chilly " tho city sell for good prices, too,
IL Is natural and reasonable that they
should. Lands adjacent ~ thriving city
will ever bear = good price, They are not
valuable only, but Ersiuib!s. Improved
lands in the county generally are selling
At fair prices, proportional 10 the value Of
Wv hAA w AAANA "
are euLsneed 10 price beyond the actual
eos, Of improvements, aud there certainly
Is no place In Texas whore lands equal in
fertility 10 ours can be bought so cheap,
that improvements will not cost more
unlmproyCd lands can be hal in thiseoun.
~ as good aud as cheap, II Rot cheaper, as
anywhere In the world. Thus far, we have
used tho word cheap in It's ordinary mean
ing-low priced. But this is not necessa-
rily implied. An article may be very
cheap AMI very high-priced At the same
iimo. We propose 10 give few reasons
therefore, why the highest priced lands 10
Dallas county are cheap. Their fertility
is unsurpassed, and in variety of produc-
lions unrivalcd in the world, except by the
section Immediately surrounding us. We
know OF no cotton country, for in
stance, which will produce both wheat and
cotton in perfection. 1t is known to all
that there is no better wheat country than
this east OF the Rocky Mountains, but it
is not so generally known that there are
no better cotton lands in tho world than
ours. Such, however, is tho fact. All the
cereals and garden vegetables grow here to
perfection, whilo it is paradise to fruit
and vine-growers. 40
Save the one item Of railroad transpor-
tation, immigrants will find here all the
advantages eai convenicnces TO which
.hoy were accustomed in he older States.
Nowhere can they find better society, bet
ter schools or better churches. Peace and
good order reign supreme. Acts Of law
lessuess are the rare exceptions to an al.
most universal rule.
Let no one, then, be discouraged from
coming to Dallas. In city or country, you
can find homes as cheap rs the cheapest,
as good rs the best. Whatever your
means, you can be accommodated with
good homes The best of lands can be
purchased at prices varying from fifty
cents to fifty dollars per acre, and you
need not fear that they will ever be worth
less. And if you are honest AMI indus
trious you will meet a cordial welcome
from population as noble and generous
us inhabits any portion OF the globe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

EVEsI hoSVu-fhis is very Rsai and
ssll-hIlsd oTisiAsl sni sslssiis nsgaE.ns,
Pubiishsi aHl conducted hy The TsPulsT
sHi shaIIins HeFslisi, 7, 5 AT,Lur, At
Philsislpais, The FsburU numtsF hes
qai,s a hulabsF u esssllsHs extracts FROM
forsign publications ssi an original paper
sHli'lsi ~LoRg Primsr aHi BREWER IN
which latte EsTlisls Nc insgirs ss islss.
the ssillfal hand and cultured bniA Of
the author q six Nights ia BaF-Rosm,'
"lnsGboTiina'isni or The sLesnaksFs
Daughter, sis, himself
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

~ When the aeross-Texas railroads
shall be completed, the man who has an
orehsrl can sell bis fruit ~ profitable pri-
ees, in either Of = bundred cities ct tie
North. Heretofore more than treble The
assoBBi Of fruit has rotfed shan mas been
eopsuzsd in Te1as. Rerd an sriiels on
a, sale % Southern fruit in northern
markets, 10 b fsund o. the fourth pass.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

pGrThe latest edition of the well-known
game of backgammon is said to be-the
Grecian Bend.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

EIAThe Houston Telegraph announces
its preference for Hon. A. j. Hamilton for
Governor OF Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

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ssTs arssslsi .si siel esfsEs Ja.iiss "
he Pssss, AhsT lsugihy iTisl Kinasy
~ss discharged frsu sTEfsi .Ai TrsFy hsli
10 bail 10 5000 fsT ssssuh siih iaisRi 10
kill, sEd in s8SJ9 % The shsFss 81 nurisr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

EY~Jnmes T. Brady, of New York, died
in that city on the 9th instant, of apo
plexy, aged 81.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
MARRIED

At he residence o. iLe brides mother 10
the city 81 Dallas, Texas, February .di
1909, by the Reverend Nat Mcp0sAtR,
Miss AUGUSTINE FIELD and Sir, {, 1,
DAVIDSON.
Thus apolLsr psiT l. bound Ia the silksh
chain Of liymsn. We congratulate ihs-
on the fruiilon Of their mutual dream
They are ahoA, upon the now smooth sea
Of new life, attended by the klnlllsss
wishes Of thsir old friend tho DAtLss
ilERALp. lie Il theirs 10 meet nor ehilling
STERN nor wreekins reef, May the balmy
breeres tlling the sails Of their sosuublal
barque be sweet a. the breath Of Arabian
groves, aud wafI them over "lome's de-
lighlful bay which We trust may remain
as calm and bright Ms "Ihe silver Cydnus,"
on whose gentle swells once rocked the
golden shal,op of Igypts peerless Queen.
Al the residence OF the brides father, in
Dallas county, Texas, on Wednesday even
ing, February 9th, 1869, by the Reverend
W. X. MAsrgS, Mr.. WM G. HARVEY and
Miss LAURAf. GARVlN.
There's a whispered VOW Of love,
As side by side they stand,
And the drawing of q snow-white glove
From little trembling hand,
And the glitter of ring,
Aud tear that none may Glide
These, these have changed that girlish thing
And she is now bride.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
TseE, STATE OF TEXAS

TO the Sheriff or any Constable Of Dallas
County Greeting:
K1THEREAS, on the 9Th day Of Deem
w er, 1859, oath has been made before
me that NJ. L. Swing is absent from this
State, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon him; therefore you
are hereby commanded that you, by max
ing publication of this writ in the Dallas
Herald a newspaper printed in the town
of Dallas, for four successive weeks, before
the return day hereof, summon the said
NJ. L. Swing TO be and appear before the
District Court of Dallas county, on the
first day Of the next term thereof, to be
holden at the Court House in the town OF
Dallas. on the 10th Monday after the I'd
Monday in February, 1869, to answer the
complaint of l.. W. Conner, for the sum of
eight hundred dollars due upon q promis-
oory note executed Jointly and severally
on the LIST day of August AID. 1859, by W.
Carter, J. W. Saith, said NJ. L. Swing, j.
]. Mallard, w. X. Nasten and W. ii. Witt,
in favor of said l.. W. Conner, and paya-
Bile three months after date with twelve
per cent interest from date.
Herein fail not, and Of this writ due re-
turn make ss the law directs.
- Witness, NJ. The.enet, Clerk OF
SEAL the District Court Of Dallas
Wv county, and the impress Of the
Seal thereof bereon made this sixth day or
February 1863. NJ. THEVENET,
elk. ID. C. d. Co. Texas.
DALLAS. February 10, 1s59-22;4w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

Rag J, !, Peters, Music Publisher Sss
York, hs. seat us lol % choice nsN mu-
sic, for Which he has our thanks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
We call attention TO the advcr.
ti,cmcn, Of pi.:ol lost.

ilou'lon Times.
Wonder II Kinney ii"'i hud i 10 de''Ed
himself against Recorder T'aey. Neither
Kinney ror Tracy Is better 'a, por esn
-i,hsr restore the life OF Rev. Mr. RihSles
auly son, who VAS Killed by a ball from
Trssy's pistol Lurin. The ill.adrissi sad
hoo,itss rrneoinier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

Os esarsf sasliss Es.si lsls lisisl eoiis
straight,
knuR 49, Waisi ~ asyi
laas Ca is sssfn sii free hstg ~ ace,
nriHAin &c ahd hal nsia'a 10 Tsyi
NJ steps 10y iiars asg sax Ia ts ssies,
Ani O. Nsy kspi NallaF vas srsnd,
Rui I r.lbsF lsb stsH sizes lai NV'iag sas
1sEe
Bst male sal lsn ssrrs q lsEa,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

rsy-Tbey have Cas- and Burnett at the
town of Bonham. Vide the "News."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

r.F-f---s ss-s-.s 3. assrrss sres-ri-
rr S--tsses = go s'ss1rT
iron ..zsan--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27
Dat aels sna CEN acres Of Land.

Lask hsrs, ississr !ar isai geu ssg il's
,,ssae
Rsa rlAss shaull hs rails At rsas,
Vie .isk ~ jsr, sils &c aagkirs a.. 'Es
a.,
nss rAfai ~ shi aAke ID heasif
.rr k;-a Vii isre PTaRisss al very tas,
T,s'a sslsha sF3 tua hy ds hsHd,
Ane sseFs hy ssls Fsiss &c asIiiss Neail
So
lat nl,s sus ls,a asgss q Had,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

ST-1g.s saafhsra rr-ss con~suiisa rss
~ s.Ts re- 81 NssIi. o. ~, l7-h frss-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

The reapd Of domestic Iife-A
hosp skirt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-27

Fresh Pesrs=Serly anssis5 cen.
Fh.--
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WESTMINSTER, MID. THURSDAY MORNING. sEpTEMBER l6,


Of dischargng bis duly m such 0iiicrr Of
Registration, according to Tie provisions
of said Ad of the General Assembly of
Marylnmd. r tiNf at
The iegistn,tion Act of 1863 provides
that it shall be the duty of Registers To- cor
rect ibe lists of qualified voters by striking
iberelrom the names Of persons who may
have removed from The county or State. 81
who niay have died. or have becoInc disa,,al
fed under the third aud iilih sections Of
the iirst article Of the Constitution aud also
TO add 10 said lists OF qualified voters, and
register as such, every white male psrsou
who shall apply 10 them to he registered.
aud satisfy them that he possesses, or before
the day Of the next general election will
possess, the constitutional qualifications Of
nge, citizenship and residence, aud is moi
disqualified under the provisions Of the shirl
aud 9Th sections OF the first article Of the
Constitution. ~ i'1sp alf
lie also gives notice thai he will attend nj
his Residence. during the sapo hours, on
Monday, the llth, aud on Tuesday, the i2lh,
Of October. 1869, at Lewis BAXTER !
Hotel, for the purpose of correcting the
Books Of Registration and published list Of
registered voters, in pursuance of the pro.
visions of section ten, &C., Of said Act Of
the General Assembly
WM. ii. LAM0TTE,
sep 92t Officer OF Registration.
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MARYLAND
COLLEGE.


Incorporated by act Of General Assembly,
Mach, 1868.
Under the special patronage Of the Mary
land Annual Conference, OF the Methodist
Pr tcstrnt Church
Eligibly located ut Westminster, Carroll
county. on the line of the Western MARYLAND
Railroad, about midway between Baltimore
and Hagerstown.
THIRD SEMLANNUAL SESSION
Commences September 9th, 1869, and closes
January 2Sth, 1870, embracing ~ weeks,
exclusive of the holidays at Christmas.
Course Of Instruction Thorough under
the direction of the following Faculty.
REv. j. 7. WARD. Principal Moral
Science and Bellies Leiircs.
W. ii. IINNERaAS, A. NJ, liice PRINT
pal. .-Naturnl Sciences nnd the Languages.
REv. AuGrsTrs WEBSTER, ID. D.-1hc.
ology.
KEv. OLIVER Cox.-Mathematic
MISS ASSIE S. HAycg.-Precepiress 9,
Ladies' Department.
MISS LYDIA $. KEsLEY.- Music Teacher.
Mr.. WI. 7. WmGmT. Preparatory DE.
partment and Book. Keeping.
j. W. HEGIxG, NJ. D.-l.ecturer on A nat
omy, Physiology and Hygiene
X. d. NonMrSr, E:o.-,Lecture on Civil
Law
TERMS rER SESSION OF 20 WEEEs:
For board, washing, fuel and lights $50 90
For tuition in Preparatory Depart
ment.... ........- 10 90
For tuition in Scientific Department ~ 80
For tuition in Scientific and Classi.
cal Department........ ...........,. so 90
For Instruction IN Music, and use
of lnstrument............ Is 20
For instruction in crtrd branches at teach.
ers's prices.
Payments invariably one.half in advance.
For Books and stationery, cash.
For Catalogues and Circulars, address
REV. j. L. WARD, Principal,
Westminster, Nd.
ScHoLARsHip.-Perso desirous of pur-
chasing Scholarships for three or four
years course, may do so by applying to the
Rer. 7. Light IPiLson, Conference Agent
for the College, whose address is townsville,
Frederick county, Nd. J. J.T.W.
august, lSGg,-6m
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oe III SOD. .y,-s a -. ~ fI,e i,eoeral
Assentas ~ ,MsrylsnJ. an ned ..e ~ Jauuarw
session, ls,;S which maLe a t,e SS,ry n
l,t,;cer. NJ ,ra,;an NJ s;t Al some nlsce
Il, 9,e <,3aes ott IA : resl,1ft;yc
disiricis G,r t,,ree ire i,.ss 10 msns,ci,,r 80 the
nd Mond,y az srn,e,nher IN onch ys.r. ~
,hs ,,,,r,,ns. ~ d,ssl,.rr,,5;.rf tl,e,r d,,,es.
hereby piyes notscs, tiat he Win vim aftrnd M
his 0g;ee. N Ner Wiudsyr. on Monday.
Tuesday md N,slnesluv. 3i,tL' yIst and
;ld Iays or rSe,,en,b,r.I ,3;p- from !, o'eIock
4. A.. until 9 clock, =. H.. ior the purpose
Of discharrine his duty AS such oiiicer of
said Act Of lhs General Assembly of Mary,
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REGIsTRATION NOTICE.
TO the Voters Of he Nmh Election
District.

To the Voters of the Nmh Election
District.
The undersigned, officer of Registration
for the Ninth Election District Of Carroll
County,-in compliance with the provisions
Of Chapter 2lI Of the Acts Of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed january
session, 1868, which makes il ihe duty Of
Officers Of Registration 10 sit OF some place
convenient to the voters of their respective
districts, for three days, commencing on the
third Monday Of September in each year,
for the purpose Of discharging their duties,
hereby gives notice that he will attend ON
Monday, the 10Th Of September, al WxTERs-
VILE. Tuesday, the 2ist, al FnASKLIs.
VILE. Wednesday, the 22d, at HIS Resi-.
pExcg, from 0 O'clock, A. NJ, antil 9
O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of discharg-
ing his duty as such Officer of Registration,
according 10 the provisions OF said Act Of
the General Assembly Of Maryland.
The Registration Act of 1868 provides
that it shall be the duty Of Registers TO cor.
rect the lists OF qualified voters by striking
thercfrom the names Of persons who may
have removed from the County or State, or
who may have died, or have become disquai-
fled Under the third and fifth sections Of the
first article Of the Constitution and also 10
add 10 said lists Of qualified voters, and reg.
lister as such, every white male person who
shall apply TO them 70 be registered, and
satisfy thcm that be possesses, or before the
day the next general election will possess,
the constitutional qualifications of age. citi-
zenship and residence, aud is not disqnali-
fed under the provisions Of the third and
fifth sections Of the first article Of the Con.