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Amendd accordance with Sec IS Of the Charter Of 1901
day and night accordingly hereby heTeuHO
5 @ to S me & RGS n sSH' po9 the
. of nd 4d D1 y guard the public 35 s sS S at
the suppression and punishment crime the
spaly regarding pawnbrOke mock auctions emigration,
police shall power author
ity mTeae arrest without warrant and to take into custody
who shall commit threaten attempt to commit in the
nee such menS rhn his IS ew any breach Of the S
co%msd o
threatened or attempted sRcr1oS ~
III & he Ss @ 5 % SS , By r. il the
les, n. one a yt sIcseng two or S ne Of not less than
able USE Or 70 incte any other to per.ou %
any the ponce o'': thereof when IA the discharge "
shall not be lawful for maintain
e1py have booth boz Or for The distribution Of ballots
shall be the duty Of tho police force OF member thereof
Cn from being erected %.nt.lnsd within hundred .od any
any such booth box or structure or close and the thereof
EXTRACT Gs1, sss Law. OF 1870
jet i. 1o: s n. q s 1 he S sss Of . soa n.
their duty to reject the vote Of . white man.
EfTHA0" 'a0. GEE .ssrIsSs i's ., Iu. LA"'O'i'7@
4. and,dJ addition existing provision, Of gov.
when acting rsS.sr. he AID ia.eseo .S. SsS ..ua :. a
@ ss na G & S. S s . s, sss S q: & & s.
evening each Of d esys aud shall caro reh applicants for ega
ton shall then The day Of eeea be qualified yoen Or the
day Of election In eeeo himself who
tered the lnspeeter hal require sah 70 make osh the
cause OF bis siaFe 70 register and The be deemed uneat
majority the inspectors such .eetsr shall b permitted 70 VOse s
however sh Be subject The suAl eAAsns bat the be
bad bees egtere The cath Of such nearTstered er
bis excuse may be taken before ohceoeonpent Administer oahs
s City and COsn and By her @ The lsSpetou
poll clerks the po where nd eeeto .sa osr his VO and
saeh oner applied TO TO administer sh oath hs DO aud subscribe
the poll bosk tlsd With The County ClsrE
SECTION IL
An Inspector Of Election esr sho shall violate of he
provsoDs Of section shall be deemed guilty Of l00y
conviction shall be punshd BY imprisonment In the State Prison for
period not les thsA than sys and shall e se~es
thereafter dequAd from holding oee Of h0nor snouEeA
Nils STATE And ooavesed impOpery interfering vita any
'ha deemed guilty Of nsdssahs Aad osaraca
shall BE puhishs By nphoanea not @ tAAA x DSatS nor oe
Than year
SECTION L.
All Peucp prohibited IRON sAganAE 10 lsng ~ sasvae
and estimates Of votes sfSfsaad sIps The Hspseo
sed Of zach district Any prea sseaslss .sI nas
The ,stHs Of ssy la,p.e.Os Of Rscea OF PoCa SHos'
cut having taken aud subscribed oath amaaoa required h"
shAi be deemed 70 10 and paalshsd . a!sisRsAAo"
SECTION IS . -,
tered a. voter 10 Esctisa De. 10 .heh be not Tie ~
alaliel ro snd which bs aOs legally saLld 'S 'ha DO
sNOdg'd guilty eta hfp: u.o-
AR pssa shall knowingly off 10 tese at any keeh
h Elsetva District uhcs hs ues OF The h~e 'EI saied to
LA VITO sha Vs.s tkas sEes shy 'sFe 1cisa She
sA DsEseais ssT DsIsos psaea % Auss Tsssss asd
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EXTRACT IRON CHAP. 40 ~ LAWS OF 1865.
SECTION

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respectively attendance daring the bOurs allotted for the
discharge EhO
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deemed guilty Of mdemeapor and conviction
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dollars actng such Inspector
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thereto to
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IL BOARD SUPERVISORS, NEw.YoRk Nov q lsn
NOTICE TO INSPECTORS OF ELECTION :.

~ The following preamble and resolution adopted:
provided bY law that the original
certified shall be delivered By the Inspectors by 70
deputed that purpose Of the SuperS Of th s
after the shall have been subscribed :"
HAreds prevent confusion advisable designate sspsr.
visor district; therefore
ResOed That the Co1ny Of NewYork be and hereby divided
the election into nneen reuTn disthcS-yiL:
First Return Distinct First Second Third and Fourth Wards ns
TO be made to Supervisor Thomas Conan.
Second Return District Sixth and Fourteenth Wards
made n Supervisor Edward Cudly
Third Return District, Seventh and Thirteenth Wards
made 10 Supervisor Bryan Reilly.
District Eighth and Ninth Wards
Supervisor George H. Mitchell
fh Return District Fnh Ward returns to be maS to SUpsa
Edward Schlichting.
Sixth Return District Tenth and Eleventh WARDS returns Be
10 Supervisor Hvari Wech
Seventh District Twelfth wad returns to be made Sop..
visor William H. Charlock.
Eighth Return District Fifteenth Ward be sups.
visor James irving.
Ninth Return District Sixteenth Ward returns Super.
Enamel B. Hart
Tenth Return District Seventeenth Ward returns Super
visor James McKeyer. .
Eighteenth Ward be made
pervsor Lawrence X. Jerome
Twelfth District Twentieth Ward returns to be made 10 So
Jsmes g. DimOnd.
District Twenty first Ward, returns to be made
Supervisor Bernard ONeli.
Nineteenth
turns to be made to Supervisor George w. Punktt
that the Chairman each Board Of Cauyas OF s y
election district shall return the ogil
meu together the poll m at the general election b
and deliver the the Supervisor Who
the Once OF the CLERK OF the Beard
County COuou 10 fulfill the d
law 10 that made and provided --,, . ,.o,,zo =.
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SECTION :.

Every recor the time OF offering bis vote shs II
CURED truly state the street in which he rese and the house d
which he resides numbered the number thereof
Clerks O the polls shall v the column Of
poll list opposite the the eeco the which the
elector resides and the uun the g
numbered; and the not numbered then The Clerk shan enter
numbered the eOnmn the poll list the number
and refusal make the
snc eor shall he received ANY person shall wu make
false relatOn shall be deemed guilty msd
and shall conviction be punished with the 6y dollars
hy the county Jail Of the the
city where such Offers for period Of days
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EXTRACT CHAP 388 LAWS OF 1870
SECTIONS rs
IL mismeapor for Inspector other officers Of election
c the vote Of cOored for Ike would make
their duty TO reject the vote Of white man"
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Toruoratlon Notices.


500 REWARDil
The above reward hereby offered Who shall the
and DVctou Of other person illegal voting, by Of
having falsely registered his under false ponAOn Of having
given se residence Of registering himself causing himself 70
be rsged In more than districts Of having registered himself
when citizen entitled 81 nOneSdenee
deficient Of dnce having committed perjury In respect
act Of regraon for the other person who
commit perjury In the night Of voting who shall have
fAudaent anpere with Registry hEs generally committed
ofense against the Registration Of this State who
oaense the Election Of ths Said
conviction had and Of the
State Laws and eydenc BY the proper certificate u the County Dis
frr AttOmey d % lyTl. A HALL
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II shall not be lawful for person persons erect
cpy have any booth boz or structure for the distribution Of ballots
shall be the duty tho police force member thereof
booth or boz structure for the distribution OF tickets
ton from being erected maintained within
polling within the Aforesaid
such booth box structure close and thereof
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Every person who shall POcu aid assist counsel advise anOth'
ward election DISTRICT the
giving general special city election known
that the person duly qualified snh war
election strict shall conviction he deemed guilty nsemeano
and punishable as prescribed BY the tenth section Of this title
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10.

the authorized meeting Of the Board
administer the oath or oaths now required by lay to test the quahdestou
electors also administer dsy Of the makrg
Sion eor Of the district who may offered
the qualification Of claiming the night bt
registered the following oath: YOn do affirm that
eecto this election district that will FULLY and truly
questions shall e touching the place Of residence
other qualifications eector OF the claiming the gh
registered a this district" And whoever shah wilu
sha be deemed
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Th md Biblical History Of the Tammany Ring Erie Fight
BUT Opera &c. &C. being continuation OF the famous
The New Gospel Of Peace by the author Pnce 25
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Elections shefs COnsts
b Peace within this STATE knowing that otnse
this having good believe that
o6nse committed give information thereof % District
which the shall committed
shall he adopt Gectua for the punishment Of
all persons violating the provisions OF this act
SECTION I6
1t shall be the duty Of the presiding judge Of Court Of General
Of the and Termner within this state specially
Grand jury each Of Court VI all
committed violation Of the provisions OF this act
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ths dlbtnct" WhOtvtf
such examination shall he deeIed guilty perjury
SECTION a.
who sh his be registered than
shall bis
qualified the ward district where said registry
made who shall falsely perEnate registered and
causing such aiding abetng in
either shall be punished
pnGonmen the Prison for less than All false
swearing before said Board Of Registration shall he deemed wn and
corrupt perjury and conviction punished SUCH member
officer OF a Board shall Tuly violate Of the provisions Of tbs
be guilty any fraud the execution Of the duties Of his Office
h shah punished for each aud odnse by
State lrsOu iur ruOtle thar Oney ear
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It shall be misdemeanOr punishable by imprisonment
jail or in the CITY Snd County Of NeTYork in the Pent
less than year exceeding two years by 6ne OF
two hundred and fifty dollars for any person without ustt
able cause to use 10 ince any other person use
lence upon any elector, or - on any election day,
duty"
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Extracts PROM CHAP 4OJ oF THE LAWS or 1864.
SECTION 1g

Amentpd accordance with Sec. 76 of the Charter ofl3O)
II made the duty Of The Police Force all Of the
DAY and ard the members thereof accordingly hereby hereuntO
empowered especially the public crime de
and oene suppress and protect the
rights and Property guard the public health preserve order
and public Election and enforce
the suppression and punishment of crime the Of
Spay regarding pawnbIOke mock auctions emigration
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-02
WASHINGTON.

Quite a number of Rev W. s. Coltons parishioners, in spite of the extreme cold. met at the parsonage, last Wednesday, and brought $90 in money, besides wood and various other articles needed in Q minis ter's family. Cynical bachelors are profuso in their assertions about the scarcity of children in the families of the present day. But let them start donation party, aud they will find rising generation thick enough to raise-well, somethinR.-wbo have contrived some means to get into the world. and exhibit decided tendency for staying in it.
 The Last Days of Pompeii will Lo brought ont in Farmers Hall on Friday eve, Sd inst. Preparations are being made to make it the greatest spectacle ever seen in this section. Ancient costumes, stat. utes, priests, witches, music and dancing, gladiatorial fights, blood, thunder, smoke, and fire are some of the features of the drama.
 The contractors of the Shepaug Valley k. R, have nearly completed the ubut. ments for the bridge at the Beaver Hole Rock. The abutment on the west side was one half solid rock, requiring only some six courses of hewn stone to complt, it. The east abutment is built in the forra of the letter T and is, we believe, twenty feet high, presenting as nics piece of nason work as is often seen. The stone are guar. ried in Isaac Flowers land, at the south end of Raven Rock half mile distant. and are of the first quality. W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-02


 would probably have taken the same side. But the vote which, after all, surprises us most is that of the Southern Republicans. The "carpet-baggers'' are sharp sighted race. and one Democrat, from what was called seventy years ago radical Virginia, sets the best sort of an example to his mis. guided Northern friends.
 The unanimity of the Democracy in opposition, probably surprised Miss An. thony. the ReUolsaio,a, and some others; it is. hardly in Iharmony with Connecticut experience; but unluckily it is in keeping with the dull conservatism that now per- vades the party of Jefferson and Liber- ty." We look for the first great successes of the measure among the strong Republi- can States of the West. Either Kansas. Minnesota, or Iowa, will probably be the pioneer State. Massachusetts bids fair for that honor at present, but women have less real independence, men are more con- servative, and the tyranny of habit is far stronger, there, than at the West.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-02-02
Total Vote,

1Ota1 NOtS, 0C 1At
 About one third of the Democrats and one quarter of the Republicans of the House failed to vote. or were absent The opportunity for test vote was not . very favorable one to the friends of the reform. It came in the shape of an amendment of- fered by MT. Julian to the bill creating a territorial government for the District of Columbia; and it was earnestly opposed by the Chairman of the Committee reporting that bill. who objected to any complication of the radical change he proposed to make in the government of the District with a still more radical experiment" as he termed it. That, under, such circumstan- ces, so large an affirmative vote could be obtained, shows how much strength Wo. man Suffrage has already obtained among the politicians" .asess.ssa 4...
 The foregoing classification of votes in- dicates very clearly, we think, in what states the proposed reform is likely to be first adopted. The Eastern and Middle States. Massachusetts excepted, are still strong in opposition. A large majority of Republican Representatives of Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin. Missouri. &c., place themselves on record in it's favor. The members . from v Kansas and Minnesota were both absent that day, as appears from subsequent votes, or they