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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26
FrOn1 J.. l.. AlIard, ESQ, Of
the Extensive and " ell
known Firm Of AIIard
a. son.


KY, December p, 1863.
L am but too happy to bear my testl-
monyt to the remarkable success which has
attended Doctor Jerome Pancost's New
System Of Practice for the cure Of Diseases
OF the Lungs. Ihave not only in my own
family realized the benefits of his superior
skill ia the treatment of these dangerous
and prevalent class of msladies, but Wit
messed in numerous other cases in this city
and vicinity WHO were -onounce by
some of our most eminent physicians TO
be beyond the reach of medical aid, readily
yield to this rational plan of medication,
and are nov in the enjoyment OF perma-
nent good health. make this statement
c%heerfully, not only in justice to Doctor
Pancost, but to hundreds Of others who
are now suffesing, and feel that L am but
performing n Christians duty ia present.
ing the public with these facts; knowing
him not only 10 be a regularly educated
physician and honorable gentleman, bat
one in whom The afflicted can rely with
entire confidence. Ill ALLARD.
Call immediately for examination. if
possible TO do The remedies eau then
be used at home with entire success
Otherwise, write for a list Of questions.
Address
JEROME PAFCOST, MD.
American House,
jazz DIST satMonWedl Evansville. Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

THE MENDELssoHN BALL The
grand ball last night at the National
Hall, given by the Evansville Men
delssohn Literary Society, composed
of Hebrew citizens. was a fine affair,
and about thirty five couples were in
attendance. At midnight an elegant
supper was served by Mrs. Seelig, and
the party gathered around the festive
board. where, after partaking Of the
delicacies and substantials that had
been provided. Mr.. Lee Dinkelspeel
proposed as a toast THE Mendelssohn
Literary Association Of Evansville"
This toast was replied to by Dir. Au-
gust Brentano, the President of the
Society, who responded in a few brief
but appropriate and well-timed re-
marks.
Mr.. NJ. j.. Streng. President of tho
Hebrew Young Mems Society, of Hen
derson, KY, being present, was called
on, and replied 10 a short address,
which was loudly applauded. Mr.. N.
Heyman, Of Henderson, was next in
vited to speak. and also briefly re-
sponded. Another gentleman was
called on for an address, but he moved
to return to the ball room. which was
adopted, and the party were soon fol-
lowing the figures of the dance, keep
ing time to the delightful music of
the band. Among the visitors from
abroad we were pleased to meet Mr..
Lewis Bretzfelder, of Louisville. who
stopped off the packet to attend the
ball.
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: sW ALE Burnett is not coming
here to entertain our people, at pres
ent, but may come in a month or So.
Negotiations have been in progress
to bring him here this month, but his
engagements would not permit him to
come at the time that he was
v,.uto1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

NAMED.-The new club of citizens
that lately had the former residence
of Marcus Sherwood, Esq, fitted up
as a club room, has been named at
last, and is called the Cottage
Clnhn
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a~During the trial of Foster, at
Princeton, moro than half of our city
police were out of the city. The
State pays mileage and per diem, when
witnesses r required to leave the
county.
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3 -shoulders IINeieIlea l5lle.
european HarEet


BY Catle.l LONDON, Jan. %.
Letters note a growing demand for bones
from the more conservative class OF Eng
lish investors, who are selling ont hinher
priced hecurities TO invest in United
States bonds.
ConsOls closed at VIZ for money: ac.
count, 92Ns American securities quiet:
5-20s, '62s. 81 'G5s, sGz '07s, Sc; l0-10s, SfL.
PARIS. January 25.-BOurso firm, AZ 70
francs and II confines.
LIVERPOOL Jan, .. Cotton market
%buOyant; mlddling uplands, l5SgllMd;
Orleans, 1ITII21zd. Corn-No. 2 mixed.
27sGd. Oats, y Cd. Barley. 5s.
FRANKFohT, Jan. 2.--BOnds firm al 0I76
@92.
HAvnE, Jan. 25.-Cotton active and firm
at l2S francs on spot and afioRt.
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sa- The next social Hop, Of the
Diamond Club, will DO held on Fri
day evening, at the residence of Alex.
Foster, Esq.
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B9r The Street Railroad is liber-
ally p~atronized just now, to the great
saving of shoe leather.
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BB% A very interesting operation
on a chilG's eye, for cataract, was
performed by DR.. Magennis, yester-
day, assisted by DR.. Kennedy.
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~ Frederick Douglass, the cele-
brated colored scholar and public
speaker, will deliver a lecture in the
Opera House on Saturday, February
18th.
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re- The weather yesterday was
quite pleasant, and the principal
shopping thoroughfares presented a
lively appearance.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Jan. Is.
MoNEY-Easier at497 per cent, chiefly
5@G for call loans. Some transactions are
reported at 3 per cent
aIEkLIEG-A shade nrmer at 9a9M.
G0ID-Without decided change: Onehfng
At l2l, advancing TO 1917. and closing al
l2IA; ~clearanceR 100000 600.
GOVERNMEHTs-Ffrm.
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~ Feiegraph.l MEMPHIH. Ian. -.
CoTToE-FiTm, at 2lAc; receipts, Pisa;
exports, go.
FLoUR-Supeffine - O0G5 ..
CORN-S54YOc.
OATs-G5@6Gc.
HAY-S26.
BRAH-s250S27.
EnhR MiE1Ts.shoulders IZc;sides l5lzo.
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Rag-A letter from John B. Coughs

Ba5-A letter from John B. Coughs
AGENT to the Corresponding Secreta-
~ of the Evansville Library Associa-
ton. from Terre Haute, states that
this distinguished orator cannot come
here and lecture this season. 1t was
hoped that he could, as several at
tempts had been made to induce him
to come.
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PERSONAL. = Our whole-souled,
genial friend. David Snyder, Of the
firm of Sonntag & Co., returned last
night from a visit to Philadelphia.
where he has been l%uxuriating on
shell oysters and cream ale.
Sonny Gumberts, son of Simon
Gumberts, Esq, returned last night,
from a trip TO California.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-W. Nolan, on
two charges. assault and battery, and
drunk and disorderly. was charged
SCI 40, which he replevied.
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"a There are sixty-three inmates
at the County Asylum, just now, and
it is stated that all of them are able
TO consume their rations.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
pOsite the Opera House. sep25
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pa One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
jams ~SCHAPKER, BUssING &CO.
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R T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
jc17-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

ONE.-One billy goat has been exc
cuted. lie came to an untimely end,
yesterday afternoon. and his cold cor
pus lies stiff and stark in an alley.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

THE meetings in Trinity Church
still continue. Six or eight were at
the altar of prayer last night, and
three or four conversions were re-
nnrtoI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

@ Tho physicians of the city
report an unusual number OF births
during the past two months.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

sy-The trial of Anna Taylor, on
the charge of abortion, will be called
up in the Criminal Court this morn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

"a Messrs. Holfelder & Seaman,
who are now conducting a dancing
school, are getting up some handsome
costumes for Masquerade and Fancy
Dress, Balls, which they will furnish
to those desiring the same, at short
nOfioa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

bI The Rev. Mr.. Hammond is
expected to arrive the latter part of
this week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

"a The Alexandria Limp style
of CATERS have not yet been adopted
BY the ladies of this city.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Wm. Van Ba-
ker, the c~olored man, was granted a
further hearing on the charge of per-
jury, but he was found guilty by the
jury, and sentenced to the Penitentia-
ny for three years. When n of the
officers took him to get his clothes,
Josephine Todd, his white para1nour.
embraced him. and bid him a fearful
adieu.
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HAVANA, January -. ~ Captain
Bolt, commander of q band OF guer-
%rillas, lately captured the insurgoBts
Larcano aud Sigurcdo, together with
the family Of thc latter, in lho vicini-
ty Of BayamO. Bolt and his prison
era have arrived at Santiago.
The insurgent leader, Jesus S0nt0n,
has surrendered tc the Spanish au-
thOritics.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

ia The best stock Of Domestic
Goods, Sheetings, &c, at lowest
prices, at
JAMS SCHAPKER, BUssIEG & Co.
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new YOrR Drg GOODS AArRet.
BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Jan. %.
DRY GooDs-Littlc doing owing TO tie
severe rain storm; prices unchanged.
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gGg See GILBERT & Cos adyer
tisement Of two Of the best and finest
Stores 10 town fer Rent. oc29-tf
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EF The Common Pleas Court will
convene at 9 o'clock this moaning.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

G8T Henry Vincent, the renowned
Epglish orator. will lecture in Ma
sonic Hall, on Monday and Tuesday
evenings. February 18th aud 9Th, under
the auspices OF the Library Associa-
ton. Subjects will be announced in
due time. First-class intellectual en-
tertainments may be expected.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

HoGs.-Oging to the fact that one
of our pork packers did not give us
the full number of hogs packed by
him at the time of our last report, VIC
give the number packed in this city,
this season, up to last Monday even
-. which is &c foIIows.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

WI print a card from Judge Rob-.
inson this morning, relating to the
suits against Auditor Bisch. We
will notice a few of its points to, NOR
row. The Collectors advertisement
of property requires SO much space
as to exclude a reply in this issue of
the paper.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

WHAT PEOPLE DRIEK.-The in
ternal revenue reports show that in
the city Of Cincinnati alone 1900
barrels Of saloon washings, valued
at two dollars per barrel, are redis-
titled at an average of two and one-
half gallons per barrel of spirits re-
covered therofrom. These washings
consist of Stops that accumulate in
the drinking saloons. The slops ac-
oumulated from the higher class of
saloons command a better price, ow-
ing to the fact hal gentlemen are
not expected to drain their glasses.
We do not believe, however, that
such things are done in Evansville,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

sg The County commissioners will
meet tomorrow.
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FOSTER ACQUITTED, From the
parties who arrived last night from
Princeton, we received intelligence
Of the proceedings in court at that
place yesterday. FL. @. Foster was
acquitted of the charge Of arson and
was discharged. The evidence was
the same as was adduced during his
trial at the Criminal Court in this
city. The evidence was purely cir
cumstantial, although said to be QUITE
strong. Many of the witnesses re-
turned to the city yesterday evening.
The case of Sylvester Deeds, for
the shooting of Mr.. Fitzwilliams,
will be called up this morning.
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gH Messrs. Charles II. Mann and
John j. Kliner have recently been
elected directors of the Evansville
Library Association, in place of DR..
r. A. Armistead, removed from the
city, and MIR. Samuel Archer, who
declined serving longer on account of
a pressure Of business engagements.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

FOUR OFFICES Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
10 q. w. SuAnKLIN.
de2-tf al
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A USEFUL HINT FOR COLD
WEATHER.-A writer in a scientific
Journal says that the reason that a
cold room takes SO long to be warmed
after a FIRE has been kindled. is that
the air goes up in a steady column
from the mouth Of the register. sides
Of the stove, or front of the CRATE to
the ceiling of the room, and from
thence begins to distribute itself
downward, which, of course. is a slow
process. To expedite this, take a
palm leaf fan. a shawl, a large towel.
or something similar, fan violently. or
swing the shawl vigorously. thus com
polling the upper and lower strata of
air to unite, the hot upper to mix
with the cold lower. In this way the
upper portion, where the thermometer
would indicate so, and the lower
where it would stand at 40, will be
compelled to mix, and one would be
surprised to witness how much sooner
the apartment becomes comfortable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

PRIzEs.-L. Loewenthal & Co, the
Wholesale clothing dealers and manu-
f~acturcrs, offered two prizes last year
to the two women who would make
the greatest number of pairs of pants
during the year, The prizes were
won by two sisters. Anna Snyder
made 1895 pairs. and Margaret Sny-
der. 1877 pairs. The prizes will be
announced shortly.
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TEHESOAT, LUNGS,
II Il a r. II.

Doctor JEROME PANcosT. of 81. Louis
Mo-, has, by special request, opened an
office in this city, at the American House.
for the especial accommodation OF his pa
tients and all Others in this vIeiAity who
may require his professional services, and
that they may receive the full benefits OF
his new system or treatment, so deservedly
popular and remarkably successful In those
dangerous ana prevalent classes Of mala-
dies.
A neglected Cold, Catarrh in the Head.
Throat Disease, or Bronchitis, ends in Con-
sumption AID death. 1t may be sooner or
later-the progress o. the disease may be
rapid or slow, buJ the result is inevitable.
Catarrh causes a permanent injury or
utter destruction of the Eenses of smell,
sight, hearing, or taste, mental dizziness,
enfeebles the intellect, caases PAINS in the
head or roaring, ringing, or kissing sounds
in the ears, discharges from or dryness of
the air cavities of the face, offensive breath,
AID other ugly symptoms. This loathsome
disease soon attacks the bones of the face;
and if to these symptoms we add dryness
of the throat, swelling. redness, expectora-
ton, sensitlveness to dust and atmospheric
changes, WEAKNESS upon reading aloud, or
singing, or conversation, or q slight hack
AA7 Goh5AB W. may DC hhAG lila ILLS ACfAA~
BILE disease has serIou sly affected the
throat, and is rapidly ADVANCING to the
l~ungs-there 10 end IN hopeless Consump-
ton, If not arrested by the proper treat
ment.
The result of The new system of cure IS
thoroughly wonderful In those dangerous
and prevalent class of maladies, and nu-
merous cases, not only in this city but
throughout the country, which has been
pronounced by the various schools of
medicine beyond medical aid, have
promptly yielded 10 this rational plan.
We say, without hesitation, that the
greater number of pulmonary diseases can
be cured. We are prepared at any m
to present the testimony Of the persons
themselves from among our best citizens,
who have BEN radically and permanently
cured of he worst forms of Catarrh, of
Throat Disease, of Asthma, of Bronchitis,
and OF Consum ption, and without the use
Of much medicine, burning, or blistering,
without the necessity of exile from home
or any inconvenience whatever, as the
remedies can be used with entire success
wherever the patient may be.
Those who have vainly waited for the
disease to "wear off," who ave tried with
but little benefit the change of climate or
locality, or resorted to patent medicines
and experienced injury rather than bene-
fit therefrom, should no longer peril their
hope of recovery by such futile efforts. To
experiment. longer i'm dosing the already
worn-out and enfeeblod stomach, in the
hope of curing Throat and Lung Diseases,
is to throw away the only chance OF re-
gaining health.
EFOMn 3. l.. AIIard, ESD, Of
the Extensive and " ELI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-26

CINCINEATf Jan. 2l.-Tho Collcc-
tor OF Internal Revenue has received
instructions 10 discontinue che col
lection Of manufacturers tax Oh pork
packers until March lst. Tho tax
has been collected since January lat.
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BEFORE JUSTICE Emery. - The
disgusting case, before Justice Emery,
of which we made mention in yester-
days paper, was concluded yesterday
evening. The proceedings were, if
possible, of a worse character than on
the day previous. The 'Squire's office
not being large enough to accommo-
date the crowd, the Criminal Court
room was secured, and fully two hun
dred persons were present. We be-
Iieye that we are correct when we say
that no ease ever tried in this city,
has been of 50 disgusting a character,
and we were surprised that the JUS
tice permitted some of the remarks
that were INDUCED in by those con-
Quoting the case. Such proceedings
are no credit to our courts, and can
certainly be productive of no good.
AT the conclusion of the case, Squire
Emery discharged the defendant, as
the evidence did not point to his
guilt.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin. Gardner
& Co, at the Evansville Warehouse,
yesterday, sold ten hogsheads Of to-
baoco at the following figures: two
hhds. common Tugs. at So IS and So go;
three hhds. good lugs at Sc 20, 81 90,
and 81 60; two hhds. common leaf at
S. 60 and S. so; three hhds. good
leaf at 50 90, 50 so, and SO 60.
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W"W -"" =" "'
UvIIE WHOLE OF No aI, an TIM
I'm second, third, and fpurth HfurieH. ami
Ome-haif or cellar, Of No. 33, North Ifiraf
Street; ia the best Wholesale portion or
TINS city. ltacl store rs " by lu ftet, fouq
under each stores hnely finished. poae.
sion givon Immediately. TO good trunnr
we VIII rent THESE stores WanV low.
Is. ~. GILBERT III 90,
wholesale ofar.
do25 d2m NO.. Be Norih Fint aLiot-,
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FOR SALE.

T9DK SAEE-VALUABLE MAIN
STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property,
situated on the west corner of Main and
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply TO
j. T.. ELLtOTT & son.
Real Estate Agents,
Conner Locust and Third Streets.
els DIT
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New Y0RK, Jan. ELMO. A. Dix .
NJ, III. Grinnell, August. Belmont,
and numbers Of other prominent citi
Zens have determined 90 celebrate
the arrival OF Prince Arthur in their
city by giving a ball ia his honor.
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auNNY BAGS.

10000 sa5.ia sSsdS % q.
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EOR RENT.


good business horses good
90 color. Inquire at {. W. AAYMONDS
Livery stable, on Walnut street, between
First and Water. lJaI4 dtf
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jazz d5t satMonwedI Evansville. Ind.
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M~ASIFEsT-Of the steamer sam. Orr,
trip No. 10, Jan. Is, 1870:
Evansvl1e-H Nj Sweetser, 5000 shin
giles; Il w Patrick, 4 bbIs eggs Il Bur-
bank, 16 bbls spar; q q Niblack q Co, ~
bbls apples: J q Groll, sc green hides, 10
dry hides, and l bbi talIow; NJ Calm &
Co., "A bbls whisky Ed Half, 1 horse;
Clement, White & Go, l horse.
aaEtt4zk RHSHIFPING.
CoyinetOu-I hid tobacco.
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Boats LeavLng ro.Dax.

FOR EAsHVILLE.-The elegant steamer
Spray, Captain Gus. Brown, Will be down,
early to-day, Tor Nashville and all way
ports, a is an excellent steamboat.
Captain Brown is an experienced and
popular officer, and James Wilson, her
first clerk, viii be found attentive to Tn c
wants OF passengers. aIHH1t
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-10-20
Registration Notices
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

"HE urdcrs gne1, nffcer OF Hcgistr; :
ion or the Is, FL ciion Distric,. az
Saint Mars county. in compliance with
an Ac, of the 6, neral A, scmh'y Of VI :
rv'a'd passed a, the Jaruary ion Of
1870. which makes II the duly o. Off er.
at RcgistratiOn 20 sit With op'n dos at
some place con " nirnt to the vutcrs OF
their respective s'r:cts for two suee. s
sive day, commencing on the 4'h Mon
day of oc'o' er in each year, Ia .reby give.
notice that he vii. attend at
ST. INIGOE'S STORE.
on Mon'ay. the oath, and Tuesday. the
18th Of DC, Der, 1870. f,r TIE purr. So Of
discbarging his duty as an fficer Of Re.
gis,ra.ion. arc rdir z 20 the provisions II
sid Ac, Of the &c, eral Assembly.
I. is m: d my duty 'y he 19,h and l,h
sections Of the Registration Act Of 1870.
after correcting any errors that may b.
fou, to exist IN my took Of regi.,ra,:o
and in the lists Of voters aud non-yoters
pullished by me rs directed by the 9tI,
section Of said Act, to register on the
Gays designated the name OF every per-
son Who shall apply to NE to be register
ed. Who shall satisfy me that he possess
ses, or will possess tie requisite constitu-
,iousl qualifications before the election
z. 1t ensuing, Al d who is not disqualified
under the socni and third sections Of the
LIST Article OF the Constitution. and also
the name Of every person whom Judge
Of Court 10 which an appeal has been
taken FROM the decision of any officer O.
registration has decided TO be entitled to
be registered as qualiird voter
Accordh g TO additional requirements OF
the Registration law. my fficc will b..
open on the days named above from 8
o'clock, n. IN, to q o'clock. p. m.
JNO A DUNBAR,
Register 1st Election District.
Oct 6, 1S70-td.