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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL
REPORT


The 5Oth annual report of the Board of Di-
recton Of the Mercantile Library Association gives the
following statistical information The total number OF
volumes now in the Library is 2S an increase during
the year of lao volumes making, win 49, dupcateS
sold total Of 122l0 aceessions, OF which 1912 We're
acquired by purchase and I43s were contributed The
is the fourth IN size IN the country ahd u the
first i'm the number OF books II puts III circulation ADOut
500 duplicate books have been sold during the year The
circulation has been greatly extended 2gG4 YOlunes
having been given out, which delivered at
the Library, 5302 at the branch ONCE, IN Cedar
ST. 1850 the suburban Offices and ls2 az the resi-
dcnces of members The largest number delivered III
one day was 1,T27 volumes, and the average
daily circulation was $40 volumes. Branch
offices have been opened at Jersey City
and Paterson. A bindery has been established
i'm the building and 2552 volumes have been bound In
the reading-rOom 24s newspaper ana 2Oi magazines
have been kept regularly file. Magazine ana quar-
tery reviews are circulated books. The member
ship has not materially changed There arc 69Ol active
members 4Oll subscribing members total, 1892; MEM
discontinued their subscriptions on account OF the IN
creased dues The income Of the Association for
ceived The expenditures were S422Ol 10 OF when
s3l $40 II used for salaries rent, hNtures,
and running expenses ana tne paa9ce' MTsgi Si'
The schedule Of classes for the year provided for
class in French in German one in Spanish, one III
Photography, one in English one in Eocuton and two
e. Cy6nastics Ninetytwo pupils were instructed the
receipts 500; expenditures, $685. balance $40
new frc-prOOf building Is needed, IN when there
shall be shelfrOOm for at least 100000 volumes, with
ample accommodations for catalOgulhg DhdIag repair
ing and covering the books OF the Library the Clinton
Hall Trustees, blythe consent OF the Two are
LAYING aside from year to portion OF the moneys
which they control for the purpose OF creating build
ing fund but il will be long time before that fund VIII
be large enough to buy such ste ana pay icr s sue
The action OF the Clinton Hall Association IN refusing 70
open the readng-ro Sundays is discussed and the
opinion advanced that further agitation OF the subject
would result a serious Misunderstanding between the
two Associations, and In the alienation OF many friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
NETWORK CITY.

Music in Madison-square at p. m
The eth Regiment is invited to visit New
haven.
By order of Gen. Neil, all former restrlc-
tions with reference visiting Governors Island nave
been removed.
1t has been ascertained that Max X. MAXI
milan who died q few DAYS nc No. 73 Thlrt-aVe,
was run over by Bellevue Hospital ambulance.
The Quartermaster of the 10th Regiment,
n g. S. N V, win sail for Scotland in few days, I'd
purchase new Highland uniforms. which will probably
be by the regiment for the first time al te Seoe
Centenary In August.
The death of Anne Norton Sedley, wife Of
Henry sedley formerly of The Round Table, is an
nounced She was a daughter OF John Sinclair Of Tyol
Margate. England, and sister Of Catharine Sinclair
wife of Edwin Forrest, the tragedlah rhc isht
takes place at the residence or her hsDahd 'dseioh
flights, staten Island, to-day AT 3 p III.
Judge William A. Richardson, Assistant Secre-
ay of the Treasury sailed for Europe yesterday in the
Java, for the purpose of placing the now Government
loan mon the market He Is clothed with full power 10
negotiate t whence" h 5rg nc amog Of the bonds He was
accompanied down the bay by party OF friends
Michael McGovem, an engineer III the st.
James Hotel while passing Eightaye late on Tues
day night was attacked at Twentysixthst, by an un
known man. who stabbed him in the left shoulder and
abdomen, and then fed. McGoycrn made no QUERY and
proceeded quietly home to No. oil West sXteentl-St
The police hearing of the occurrence, yesterday sum
moned a surgeon and McGOverns wounds were dressed.
They are serious but not necessarily fatal.
Coroner Young investigated yesterday, the
killing Patrick Cahill by John Wall, ielowworsman
in the stable Nos. and 263 West Thirtythirdst, ON
Tuesday night. John DIgan, proprietor Of the stable
Dennis O'Brien, foreman and Thomas Crnnion, work
man employed there corrohoraed the account already
published. The pOstmOrtem examination showed that
death caused by fracture Of the skull, the lett
frontal having been crushed in by OF the tines
of the fork with which Cahill struck. The blow
the neck, although severe, not sufficient TO cause
death. The prisoner committed to the TOInDs 10
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
A Colorcd Mission building is building on
Thirteth-st., between Sixth and seventh-aves. The
Mission will include Sunday school. Social Religious
Meetings and Evening School for adults, Temperance
Society, Free Reading Room, Employment Office Sew
ing School Mothers Meeting and the services Of "A mis-
sionary Vim. f. Mitchell, who will devote his entire
time to this work visiting not only the families
directly connected with the Mission, but IN every way
possible exercising influence for good among the en-
tire cOlorcd population OF NcwIork. For the current
expenses of the work about 5000 per annum and Tor
subscriptions the building fund.- the Trustees appeal
10 the friends OF the cOlOred people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. ROCKFORD.

The Forest City Club of Rockford played a
,eeond exhibition game with the Mutual Club yesterday
On the Union Gounds the inability Of Hastings to take
any legal part in regular match until June 16 prevent
ne the game from being OF the championship series
Fhe contest was close and exciting 10 the close OF the
eighth inning when the stood TO IN favor OF me
Mutual In Tie ninth inning the Rockford pitcher sent
In balls lust as he did the last innings OF the star
match and the result that the Muuals made seven
runs WOters pitched with great effect as did Fisher up
10 the last innings and both were wen supported
Hasingss play being feature Of the ROCKFORD neldhg
f.If. f,r let tho t1Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
THE YIApUCT RAILWAY ROUTE.

The Directors OF the VlaductI kaIIWay OUH-
pany met at D. IN. yesterday in the Governors Room
at the City Hail. Judge Hilton presiding, and spent two
hours in secret discussing the route OF the road
rs laid down on the map published in THE TRIBUNE June
& The Board adjourned withoutsreaching any positive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

The 50th anniversary of the founding of
Amherst College will be celebrated July L. by an address
of welcome by President stearns and historical dis
course by the Rev. DIR. William 5. Tyler The Jubilee
meeting OF the Alumni viii takejpace in the afternoon OF
that day Gov Alexander II. Bullock, of the class OF
1876 will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

tiAed Graprlinr was commenced ON all sides, and ate
IN the evenin ~ tbe 10th bodies disc0v
cred iaaar acconnt announces that two women, Mary
McGrath and Mrs Itburn, left 81 Johns passengers
on hoard the Inflated schooner All but one OF the men
me- o. or drowned leave wives and families
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
The Mntuals play the Boston nine next Sat
AQUATIC.

MEETING OF THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB
This Club held meeting at their rooms
st evening 10 arrange prehmnares for the regatta OF
June a. The Regatta Committee reported two prlzes
get scDOopers-One to DO called for time allowances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
IAnnenneemenIA
BURNErr's COCoAINE-The best Hair dressing.

AHEAD IN THE RACE.-Prospect Park has
had having the Of the
eep the race among hsers latter KNOX decidedly ahead
delight everybody aud bis ssesroom No 2s Broad
way corner Fulton daily hrongd with visitors Those Who
appreciate comfort; shond early visit 10 KSoxs
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

by the Sheriff yesterday. %. Workmen have been EN-
ployod IN The place OF strikers the Goodwin silk MIL
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mn. l., "a si 9Th. sth Gths 7,h sth. 9th. Totals.
E%ss5g5l...:.:SS 9 7 3 9 S-H
c7s,. Is, a. 81. an. 5ih. 9th. 7h 9Th. 9th Totals.
E Es...9 Q Q 81
NJ WNsbop OF the Mutual Club. Time Of game-l hon
onI., - 80 b, errors-Roekford. g. Mutual. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

TURKISH BATHS, 10 Laight-st, closed for
repairs VIII open June 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

The use of HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN
Ham bald heads tue mar ouces arc
not wholly destToyed. Try H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

"BoY HUNTERS !n-All of Mayne Reld's books
At stu Circulating Library i29 Seyenenthst SUBSCRIBE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS. new and bean
ufu designs reliable Watches ehose Jevery ,rd sI,,y,,s
seUIRxs 81 Pultop-s, SewYorh. Diamonds .peeisl,y I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

DooLEY's YEAST POWDER makes elegant
Roll, B,eu. bread Gnddc Petite and Fruit Dampugs etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
ECKFORD VS.. ATHLETIC.

The contest between these Brooklyn clubs,
m the Captone Grounds yesterday, proved very duh
and unintercstng the Eckfords winning easily by the
following score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

To THE LADIEs.-NOw is the time to free the
complexion Moth Patches Feke and Tan by using PEssl
Morn ANp FKEcEIE LorIoy II reliable aud harmless Prepared
only by Dr. PERRY Dematologst ~ Bond st. Ne~io sod
by Druggists where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
ARCHITECTURAL IROb WORKS

having nearly completed large contracts sufh as e
pot al the Glsey Hotel the Sesmans Bars o %
Kemps Building Powers Commercial Block Rochester Se S h.
facilities aud skilled gOkmen second TO similar eo & prfb
country prepared to enter into neS contracts of C
INGS Of anv design generally 20 DO ALL KINDS Of
TURAL IRON WORK in the best manner ard with dsfH N
FOURTEENTH-ST.. between Avenues and T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

cy.,, l., "a 81 ~ S,h 9Th 7h 9th 9Th. Totals
E ssS9,5 +: 3 3 3 : IS
c,.,. l,,. ID "a a. ssh 9Th 7h 9Th. 9Th. Totals.
Eeilo'4..'.. "a
u,eMr KENNY Of the Atlantis Club Time Of game hour -
by Is times; Athletic, tine. To
Al beIflng errofs--Eckford. u Athletic, 2s
BOSTON VS.. FOREST CITY. -
Boston, June 1.-THE game OF base ball
petween the Forest Ctys Of Cleveland and the Boston
nine was sharply contested The pitching OF ffatt "aS
very effective. The following Is the score:
R Fostss' o'V...... ! -
The Mutuals play the Boston nine next Sat
aTday IN Boston.
At the last meeting of the Mutual Club, A.
Davidson was elected business manager ana secretary
The second game of the Championship series
eetweeu the Mutals and White Stockings takes place
-, ,be uTton Grounds today The ROsedales and So
tiAs alhO play to-day at the Captoline Grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
HOME NEWS.
TIE WBATHKR.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

REMARKs.-June "a. IbIU-Inorrno"'o'0' !"
ID. M, SO; ii y. M, TG.
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BOSTON VS.. FOREST CITY.

u,op-Mr Kenny Of the Atlantis Club Tine OF game hoof
base by errOrsbctford 10 uuesi hneuc N' ~
nj beIaibg errors-Eckiord. u Athletic 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

LADY who was 90, was taken for fs after
few weeks Of HseAvs MaeSoLrA BALM noon her os ,
and hands 10 perfectly harmless; sterates ooarse , Ia
sAoWn's' etc. 'nd makes be eompo, WY teaurs 10 DO.
Lross KrHARoS the hair ]. Ia. been ,e Tor ,.es.y ,sr
the bes; hair Pre'ersr add dressing IN the World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
LONG ISLAND.

WuIrEsroyE.-T Board of Education have
been authorized to select site ana erect new school
building.
COLLEGE PoINT-Henry Altenbrand, who assaulted
Frederick Junker, lawyer fined SIS by Judge Ham
iltOn yesterday.
FLrsHING-Sixteer boys under arrest for stonlng
the residence of Joseph i. Stanton OF FOwlerylHe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
NUMBER 35.

the consent of the elector, shall disclose the
name OF any person or persons which such n-
Spector, judge or clerk shall have fraudulcntlv
or illegally discovered to have been voted for be
such eiector at any election every such inSpec-
tor, judge or CLERK of an election so offending.
upon conviction thereof, shall be fined IN any
sum not less than fifty nor more than FIVE hun
dred dollars Every person who shall forge or
counterfeit returns OF I'M election pnrporting to
have been held at precinct, town or ward
where no election was in fact held, or shall vii
fully substitute forged or couptetfrt returns OF
election in the place OF the true returns for
precinct, town or ward where an election was
actually held, shall, upon conviction. be punish
cd Hy imprisonment in the State Prison for a
term not less than two years and not more than
ten years. Every person who shall wilully add
to or subtract from the votes actually cast at an
election in any returns OF such election, wheth-
er such person be an officer such election or not;
every officer of elections who shalt wilfully make
false and fraudulent returns, in any manner
whatever, of an election held in any precinct.
town or ward; and every person whomsoeycr,
whether olhcer or not, TO whom or through whom
any such returus are required by law to be made
whether such person be County Clerk, Messen-
ger. Secretary Of State, or other person who
shall alter such election returns, shall upon con-
Ncton be punished BY imprisonment in the
State Prison for term not less than one nor
more than five years. Every person who shall
ana or ahet in the commission of any of the Of
fences mentioned in this section or who being
present at or coguilnnt Of the commission Of
either of said oncuccs, aud shall not give iulor-
nation thereof as soon as practicable to the
District Attorney or Grand Jury OF the proper
county, or to some Justice OF tie Peace of such
county, shall, for every such offence, be punish
ed' upon conviction thereof ty Imprisonment in
the county Jail for the period Of six months or
in The State prison for term Of not more Than
two years Amendmeut of April %, 1868, p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
Resolutions Adopted by the Union
Republican Convention Of
Trinity County.

Rcso}rcd, That the Union Republican party Of
Trinity County, ia Convention assembled, do
hereby unqualiicdIy indorsc aud acccp. the
State Platform aud ticket put forward 6y the
Union Republican STATE Convention. on the 2Sth
day OF June, A. D., 1871.
R@oire3, That we heartily indorse the nomin-
alton OF c. VI. Slratton as the Union Republican
candidate for STATE Senator from this District.
and That We recognize in him honesty aud ability
such MS well qualify him for the position Tor
which he has been put forward.
RCsolred That we point to the record of tho
union Republican organization with pride, Deem
lng II a sufficient assurance that We will in the
future, rs ia the past, redeem all pledges made
20 the people.
R"oired That we are nnqualiGedly opposed
to the subsldiziug Of public or private corpora
uons Ia auy form whatever and We are equally
adverse to special legislation in all cases.
H@o1ccd Tint we do hereby require Of the
nominees Of this Convention, uowcarying dill
gcncc, incorruptible honesty AMI secplcss atten-
lon ia the administration of the county affairs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
Extracts from Registry Law.

l47. Ii shHll be the duty Of each member of
the Board Of Judges of Elections 10 be at the
place where the polls OF his precinct are to be
opened, from eight o'clock ia the morning until
sunset on the day when any election is 10 be
held by authority of law and the place of any
sncii member not appearing at cght o clock la
The marti ng of said day may lac itmyOrdrig sup
piled 10y any qualified voter Of the precinct, TO
hc appointed hy the member or membcrs tGeu IN
attendance the HppOntee to act uutil the arri-
val OF the absent memhcr whose place he sup
plies. The Bu rd of Registration before the
opening of the polls, aud the Board OF Judges of
Elections afterwards, shall have power to APP
polut the necessary clerks, not exceeding TWO, 10
aid them IN The discharge OF their dutips which
clerks shall he sworn toy some member Of the
Board faithfully 40 discharge thcir duties accord
lug to Law. Tie Clelk Of Elections shall be
Chairman OF the Board of Judges OF Elections,
aud Shall have power TO appoint for the day a
qualified eecror TO fill amy vacancy Occurring IN
the Board by the absence of any menbrr after
the polls are opened. AMI il the Clerk IT Eec.
luns he himself absent, his pllcc may be tempo
rariy supplied as aforesaid 10y The other mrm-
her or members present. All persons appointed
to fill v"ctnries shall before entering upon their
duties take the proper oath of office. Act OF
March 81, 1866, ,
l48. In order tn provide more fully for filing
vacancies which may occur either in the Bunrd
OF Registration or the Board of Judges Of Flee
lions by temporary disability or ahsrnce OF the
clerk ar either OF lhe Judges Of Elections, the
Board of Supervisors Of each county, by an or.
der to be duly entered on The records shall app
point tor each precinct therein. from among the
qualified electors OF the election district (and TO
hold office for two years unless sooner removed
or superseded by said B0lrd. not less than three
nor more than five alternaies. to he drsiguHtcd
in such appointment as first, second, lhird,
tuarth, and thh alternate, (accordnr TO the
number appointed each TO have and take pre-
cedence accordingly in filling any such varnucy
as aforesaid. At any Stated meeting required
by law TO be held hy The Board of Registration,
and at the polls ON election days. The place OF
any member OF jhe Board OF Registration on
Board of Judges OF EIrclon, who shall be alb
sent may he filled hr Que of The said aternatcs
each taking precedence. if more than one be
present, aud offer to serve u any vacancy ac-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02

page 509); also 10 = An Act to amend Section
fhirty-eight of an Act regulating Elections,
passed March 23d. 1850 approved March 80,
1868 (Stntntes lSG7-GS, plgc GSO).
Is WITNESS WHgREoF have hereun-
- 10 set my hand aud caused tho
Sr,t Great Seal of State 10 he affixed. at
| Sacramento, this first day Of Au-
@- gust, \. d 1871.
II. II. HAIGHT,
ATTEST: Governor.
H. l.. NICHOLS,
Secretary Of State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
Exmberant Health

lab'eang youch-Acd to tew Exon those who have been
favored 10y mrro with strong constitutions anl Vigorous
tna are apt to neglect the precautions necessary b pie.
serve these precious onIwments. Indeed as tuc thc
more he duy and busta ie iuore liberties he +, in
chned to take with his own physique 1t soma
to the naturally weak and feeble to Know that hoy c,n be 50
n'somtvl and hult up by proper the me ms which
science has placed at teir disposal have much better
chce Of lpng lie 0nd exemptions from disease and pain,
un the most athletic of their ltows WAC arc ,. cnouh
to suppose themselves nyulucr'bc anl accordingly
1t not to, much to say that than half tho pcople e
the civilized d nc"d an occa donG tonic t. enable them
to support the sa, upon their bdios and minds which H.
Grt lie of this re,e ase occasions la pure whole
some uneScitug tonic is the grand doseraum Of the busy
millions and they have the article in llosteters stomach
Btcrs 1t is sttnina medicine o it haparts perina-
ucnt strength b weak systems aud nygoracs delicate con
utons Its reputation AMI it, cs htyc steadily ucreas
ed Competitive prcp,r have been introduced at Ji-
ho and a. far As the public is concerned al naasc,n in
the hope Of tyang IT. but they have H either persisted ia
the attempt been left far in the retr ha, been tho
great me lied success Of Tia, prescu century, and quito
certain that proprietary medicine in this country
widely known, ,r as generally used
Ten lightning prc,sc. runug incossaHy (sUudays
ccptcj the whole yelr through barely supply the Lcnanl
rr Tie illustrated Atnlc in which the n,tuge anil Of
the preparation forth the circulation being over
eight milIious year Scp2.lm
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
Extracts from Act to Regulate Elections,

OF CUNiIFclT;oYs AyD 1Is,n;LrIei OF EL2crons.
SEC. 10. Every white male citizen of the United
states, and every white male citizen of Mexico
who shall have been elected to become Il citizen
of the United States under the treaty of peace
exchanged and ratified ut Queyetaro, on the 30th
Of May, 1913, of the age of twcnty-o years
who shall have been resident of the State six
months next preceding the election, aud the
county or district which he claims his vote thirty
days, shall he entitled to vote ut all elections
which are now or hereafter may be authorized
by law.
SEC. II. For the purpose of voting, no person
shall be deemed to have gained or lost residence
by reason of his presence or absence in the ser
vice of the United States nor while engaged in
the navigation Of the waters of this State or the
United States, or of the high seas nor while a
student of any seminary Of learning nor while
kept at an alms-house or other um nor while
confined in any public prison.
SEC. ,. No idiot or insane person, o. persons
convicted OF any infamous crime shall be entitled
to the privileges Of an clecior
SEC l3 \ crime shall he deemed infamous
which is punishable 10y death or hy Imprisonment
in the State Prison.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02

Ar lhirtydye, the average American discoy-
crs that he has an "infeinal stomach, and
Ihereupon goes into the hands Of the doctors for
the remnant OF his life. This is too true hut
many persons discover in before that age, be-
cause they have abused their health, and have
waited until disease became seated. Prevention
is better than cure but DR.. walters California;
Viaegar Baters viii both cure and prevent dys-
pcpsia, diseases Of the skin, liver, kidneys and
bladder, and all disorders arising from impure
or yitiated blood.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02
Order of Election.

w HEREAS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
w 9TH, a D.. lo7l being the day ON wi ich
the General Election will be hrll throughout the
State for the various officers required by law 10
hr elected therein it is therefore hereby ordered
that at said election the f,lloNing officers for
Trinity County will be elected ia addition
'hose.to be chosen by order OF the Governor, to-
wit:
One Sheriff
One County Clerk.
Oue District Attorney.
Onc County TrcaSurer
One County Assessor.
One County Superintendent Of Public Schools.
One Coroner and Administrator.
Onc County Surveyor.
One 0pervisor-District No. ..
Two Constables for each Township.
I, John w. philbrook, County Clerk, and Ex-
otlicio Clek Of the Holri OF Supervisors m and
for the County OF Trinity, do hereby certify thc
foregoing tn be full true and correct copy OF
an order made by the Board Of Supervise AT
the regular August Trrm of s,id Board A. p.
1871, ON the Sth day Of August, 1871, GA t'e in
my Office.
..->-.s Iv witness, whereof | have hercuuto
I, set my hand ana affixed my official
seal This ON day of August, A. D.,
*-~-" 1871.
JOHN W. PuMBROOK,
Clerk
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-09-02

STATE OF CNIFoRNt>,
DEPARrMENT Of STATE.
!. Ii. l.. NICHOLS, Secretary of State of the
STATE Of California, do hereby certify that IN ,
annexed is II true, full and correct copy Of Coy.
ernor llhight's Proclamation for Election. to he
held on The sixth day of September, 1871, now
on file in my ollite