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The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
BORN.
At Roseville, July 2Sth, to wife r. J. rletch-
If n son
DIED.


In San Rafael August lst. Wm Greene, of
san FRANCISCO, yqtive Ct Aiontrath, Ireland
aged % years ana 2 months.
We have knqEH Mr.. Greene personally for
the past Is years. He Gdhte to this State in
June, 1919, from the city of New Orleans, In
1850 Mr. Greene was elected an Alderman of
san Francisco, and was reelected to that posi-
ton several times, ana ut one term was Presi
dent of the Board. Deceased acquired large
property interests in the city, and at his death
was a wealthy man. He was Il man Of generous
impu ses active business habits, prominent and
highly esteemed by all aoquantances. Wm. g.
Greene, prominent as successful and skilled
miner, and esteemed citizen of our community
is a son of deceased. Deceased was an honored
member of the San Francisco Pioneers and the
Masonic Order, and was buried on Thursday
under the joint auspices Of these two societies
He leaves a widow and three sons
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
Mineral Land SURVEYS.

'INHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEEN duly
L appointed by United States Surveyor Gen
eral, J. Il. Hardenburg, deputy L. s. Surveyor
for Placer county, has established his
Office in Auburn,
where he can at all times be found ready to obey
the call of the public, and those desiring to OBJ
tain PATENTS FOR MINERAL LANDS. All
surveys and plating done by the undersigned is
OFFICIAL, and in the name and under the
laws and instruction Of the legal United States
officers, and obviEps al farther expense and
trouble, so far as the surveys are concerned, III
obtaining Patents" All persons having any
quartz leads or surface mines to survey and plat
can have the work done promptly, perfectly and
i'll exact accordsnce with the legal requirements,
by applying IN AuLurn to
SAMUEL BETHELL.
Auburn, March, 1lth 1S71.-my.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
MARRIED.

In Auburn, August 1st, by Rev. ]. II. Peters,
Mr.. John H. Sawyer of Auburn, to Miss Hattie
u. Gardner, Of San Frencisco.
In Sacramento, Jul" 25ih, by Rev. Matthias
Goethe, George L. Lundy IL Maria !. Harper,
both of Placer county.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

CATHoL1c.-Rev. Father Kelly VIII hold Divine
service in the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
third Sunday in each month, at the usual hour.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

Fly TBAP.--Just after we had noticed the new
fly trap last week, A. Fougeron presented us
with one of the genuine patent machines. 1t
does the work Go to his store on Commercial
street and oct one
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

A MINER fell in the ST Patrick shaft, day or
two ego, while ascending or descending, and was
hurt badly. We could get no PARTICULARS.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

BRAKEMAN slipped and fell from the train
the cars were entering Rocklin, Tuesday night,
and was killed No particulars
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

FIRE AT RosEvILLE.-The livery stable of r.
J. Fletcher was totally destroyed by fire on the
9th ut. 1t is not known how the fire origina-
ted. The horses carriages and harness were
gotten out and saved, but the hay, grain and
other contents were consumed. The loss was
about $500, and insurance $40O
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

CEDAR LEDGE.-This claim has been located
and worked occasionally for the last four years
by Mr. j. r. Nickerson, the present owner 1t
is now beginning to attract general attention
and recent developments Justify all that has
been said of it, The previous worl, done was
more in tracing the ledge apd testing its crop
pings. Lately Mr.. Niakerson has commenced
work on the ledge with view to fully testing its
character. 1t is monster ledge, showing a
width of thirty feet and at five feet from the sur
face yielded, working test S7S So per ton, and in
the same opening at nine feet from the surface
1t pays $240 to the ton. Mr.. Nickerson has To-
Gated water right in connection with the claim
and is making every arrangement for the tho
rough working of the mine The claim is loca-
ted north of Dear River. number of tons of
the average ore will soon be taken to Grass Val
,ey and worked in one of the best mills in that
place.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

SERIOUS AccIDENT-On Friday afternoon, the
2Sth ult., about four o'clock, p. NJ, Mr., Tabb
Mitchell of this place, now clerk in the State
Controllers Office while in one of the alcoves in
the State Library reading or axamining book
took step backwards to sit down in chair he
supposed was behind him; but, unfortunately
the chair was not there, and he fell to the floor
below distance of fifteen feet In the fall he
put out his left arm, he is left-hapded, which
caught on q chair on the lower floor and diso-
Gated the elbow joint, broke the arm at or near
the wrist and severed the muscles between the
elbow and shoulder, Fhe seVerins of the mus
Giles is the most serious feature of the wounds
and we learn that it was at ape time thought the
arm would have to be a,aputated and now, in
all probability, if saved Will be comparatively
useless. Mrs. Mitchell has gone to Saeram ento
to take care of him until his condition will per-
NIT his return to his home in Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

NLw LOCATION. We are informed that on
vest r(ay, August 3D., Thomas Z. Ford & Co..
recorded in the County Recorders Office here, Il
claim liger and quartz ledge, called the Junction
Divide Company claims. These claims are To-
Gated at the junction of the North and Middle
Forks of the American River, about one and a
half miles from here. The locaters will mmedi-
ately commence the Development of the claims
Mr.. Ford is pioneer typo, having landed here
i'll lS49, and having followed his profession most
Of the time since; and now as Mr.. Ford has con-
cluded to try his skill and luck in the mines, we
wish him SUCCESS.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
SpeciGI NOticcs.
Dentistry,

" DR.. T. J. HOLDEN Dentist, is now stop
ping at a, Adrians, wEsre all persons desiring
frst-class operationg in his line can obtain his
services
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

SERIOUS AccIDGNr.-On Thursday evening
about six o clock James NIunsel, Sr., an old and
esteemed citizen, was returning to his home from
town in his wagon, and when yet in the edge OF
town, he met buggy and two men, driving fu-
riously, which clashed with his Wagon, frighten-
ing his horses and causing them to run off At a
turn in the road his wagon struck some rocks
smashing it and throwing Mr.. Munsell violently
against some boulders and badly, if not fatally
lnjuring him. DR.. Todd, one of the attending
surgeons, informs that his scalp is badly
K. .Sised and partially tom from his head, three
RIBS are broken and torn from the backbone
some OF th' m pcnftratiag the lungs so that in
breathing portion Of the air comes through the
wound; ana tha. he is otherwise badly injured
Mr.. Munsell is about seventy years Old; though
hale ana hearty, this advanced age making his
recovery doubtful. The team was also badly
Wounded and one or both horses may die.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05
The NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
Of your Grocer or Druggist o
package of SEA MOSS FARINE
made from pure Irish Eoss Or.
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango,
and q like quantity cf PUddingo
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. # is tie cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. Il makes
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

IT'S POPULARITY IN CHICAGO AND
L other Westera towns is unprecedented, and
1T threatens soon 10 drive all others out Of the
market.
The Coils are in Couplets and Self Supporting
thus dispensing with Twine, Cords, ETC., and
from the peculiar constraedon of the bed it is
impossib for it to get ont of ORDER
Being without upholstery il prest nts no har-
borage for Dirt, Bugs or any a.ier kind of ver-
min.
This the best, cheapest most captivating and
comfortable of all Spring Beds yet invented can
be seem examined, and thoroughly tested at the
wagon maker and wheelright shop of w Mann
opposite the Orleans Hotel, who is the Sole
Agent for their sale in Auburn.
~ Persons wishing further information are
referred to Judge d. w. Spear, of Auburn, or to
the furniture itself, at the shop
V. V. MANN
Sole Agent at Auburn.
Auburn, January 21st, 1S71-my
The Placer herald., 1871-08-05

TREASURER MONTHLY SrArEMENT.-The fol-
lowing is the Statement of the County Treasurer
for the month ending July 3lst, 1871;
4 4 L L L.. l.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

"IIE undersign"d, officer o. Regis.ra-
- ton for the 6 h Election District.
of Saint Mays e.uuiy. in compliance
with an act of the Genrrsi Assembly Of
Maryland. passei at the January session
of 1870 (which makes il aha dutysof OFF,
cers Of Registration .gsis with open doors
ct some place, cshveuiep, 10 the. voters Of
their respective Districts for two success
sive days commencing GA the 4,h Mem
day Of October in each year, hereby gives
notice thA, he Will attend at
49, - .OAKvILI.E.
on Monday, the 23ri. and Tscslay, ,she
24th of October, 1871. for the psrpose Of
dischaEgisg bis luty ~ an 0ffi,,r Of Reg
is.raiioa. sccordi x 10 the provisions or
said Ac. of. the General Assembly Of
Marylard. ~ - g-o.l - ST.
IL uaae my du.y by The 10th and
llsA,secsions Cd the Registration Ac, OF
1870, amer correcting any errors tha, may
be founanto txsst ID my book Of rcgistra.
ton and in The lias u ssscrs auii aol no.
ters pabiish = By ne - dirsc.sd by Iths
0sh,ssssisa Of sail <Act, 10 resistersh the
aays ieeigiassd ,lse name Of very y<rson
Who shall ap9ly 20 sn6 70 abe rssistered.
Who shall % isfy me hat he POSSESSES, Cd
will possess ths re iaisits cousiitatio naI
qualifications bssore the elcetioa next en-
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Registration Notice.

- - "a
WyHE. usdeT.;gnsd. ,A,er Of acsi,sra- :,
.ssioe NJ tie lst Elrstipn Di.sri~s.
OF Saint Msrys couA'y,. In comp'ipse
wihas Act Of the GrnesA Assembly of
M~ylsrd. pass-d at the Jaausry session.
Of 1870 shioh aakes il the rlaty of Ofi :
GERS Of Registration to 81, With oren doors
1t some place convenient 70 the voters Of
their respective districts for two success
sivs days, cemmssciag on the An Moa-
day a October in each yesr, hereby gives
notice thss be viii attend q ~ .s
- iao srg1NIeeEs STORES =
on Mondsy. he ssi. and Tuesday. the 9 a,h
Of October. 1871. for tie purpose Of dis
charging his duty rs an Oficer of Regis
sraiipn. according to he provisions of SAID
Act ofthe General Assembly Of Maryland
II is,made my duty ny the 10Th and
1l'h sections of the X ,gistra,ion Act of
1870. after correcting any errors that
may be found to exist in my books Of reg
istratiou and in the lists Of voters aud
non-vo,ers Published by me As directed
by the 9th sectioa # said Act, to register
on the days designated the name OF every
person wi shall apply to me to be regis
tered. who shall satisfy me that he pis-
sesses. or will possess the requisite eou-
stltutional qualifications before the election
next ensuing, aud who is not disqualified
nnder the 2ud and Bird sections Of the
lst Article of the Constitution, aud also
the name Of every person whom a Judge
Ct Court 10 which an appeal has been
taken from the decision Of any officer OF
registration has decided to be entitled to
be registered as qualified voter.
According to additional requirements of
the Registration law, my Office will be
open on the days designated above FROM
3 o'clock, n. m, TO q o'clock, p. IN.
N. bah foreign born citizeus not
registered will BE- required to have their
naturalization papers with them and all
persons h'.ving removed from one district
TO another, must have their names chang
cd to the di ,trict in which they reside.
JOHN A. DUNBAR,
Register
lst Election District
Oct 5, 1S71--td. NJ"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

THE l4 nSRsskssr -,
BEST ASSORTMENT or
F0REf0v1ns DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Rsads-aads CzotAias, Gvassesss.
Gen,s Fkrnisa- Has, :
sss Goods, Nesions.
Giores, HsrS~ure.
hosiery. Ta~are.
&c, re-, Qassssssrs
ever offered to the pablo Of 81. Mary's county,
has just been received and opened BY the under
signed and will be Disposed Of To CASA Bssers
at Cry Retail Prices Our stock has been bur.
chased under the most favorable auspices, and
at the lowest rates Of the Boston, New York.
baltimore and Philadelphia markets. and will
be found TO be unrivalled, both as 10 price and
quality, in 81. Nary's county. Our stock Of
Dry Goods embrace q full line Of
C7otAs,
Cas:imeres,
Caiteo<s
BieseheI, Brorn
and Plaid Nasiias
LadI,s' Dress Geods,
Waite Gooa.,
Cosoaa9e.,
Linens, .fe.
In Ladies' Dress Goods and Whit C,ca. va
have the most beautiful and fashionable
assortment of
Grenadines, Alpaccs,
fogf"s, Doiaiaes,
Percaiss, Is~n,
' Fiais and F. Jgses.s.,
Striped C.-b,;,,
Nnnseoks, Sets. rad
Rack Nasstss
md 7'sriesas.
ever opened in the county; and will dispose Of
.acm nj such figures as canrsot fail 20 induce
buyers, mindful of their interests. 20 purchase.
In addition 10 our usual stock we have mr.
CHASED most extensive and magnificent line Of
rsPRiNG MILLINERY + FAycY G00DS
including all the latest and mos, approved STYLES
in
LIDILS BOsSErS and H4US,
FLO HERS
.. Ribbons
~ DRESS TRIMMINGS
and all kinds of Millinery Goods. This mar, Of
our stock was purchased under the Supervision
OF competen, and experienced persons, and will
be warranted to our lads customers TO be of the
most fashionable make and material. and lower
than the same quality Of goods can be purchas-
ed elsca here. r.
Every article usually kept in a first class eoun.
try store will be found in our stock, and buvef,
VIII Ind II TO their interest TO inspect our goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ss- Our terms are ereiRsireiy rasi ...v
GREENWELL r FEyWTcK.
may II, ls7i-Gs ,.,rgEV ..>.t..A
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WVHE usl srsieasd. sfkc~r Of RsSiairs-
Il iioa for tAe 9Th. Election District,
Of Saint Msfy's. c~ansy, in eomp'isses
with an act Of the General Assembly d
Nlsrylasf. passed At the January ssssiou
Of 1870. which makes it ths .daty Of, OF.
GERS Of Resistrssios 30 sit with open doors
az scms place convenient to the voters oil
their respective districts for two sascss.
sivc DAYS. commencing ON ths 4th Mon.
day Of Ocscber 10 esch year. hereby give.
notice tina, he will attend al loo
CHApTIeo. l
on MONDAY. the 23rd, and TUESDAY. the
Oath. of October. 1871. for the purpose
Of discharging his duty as On Officer oil
Registration, according to the provisions
OF said AAc. Of the General Assembly Of
Maryland.
Il u made my ia'y By the 10Th and
l1'h sections of the Registration Act OF
1870, after correcting any errors that may
be found to exist 10 my book of regis,ra-
ton and in the fists OF voters aud nou.
voters published by me as directed BY The
9th section of said Act, to register on the
days designated the hams OF every per-
son who shall apply to me to BE- register
ed, who shall satisfy me that he possess =,
or will POSSESS the requisite constitutions
qualifications before the election next en-
SUNG. and who is not disqualified under
the Pad aud Bid sections ol the l,t Arti-
Gle ct the Constitution, and also the name
Of every person whom a Judge of Cour,
10 whom an appeal has been taken from
the decision OF any officer Of registration
has decided to he entitled 10 be register
cd as qualified voter.
Acso' ding To additional rrquir, mcnts
of the Registration law, my off e will be
open on the days designated above from
y o'clock, n. m to q o'clock, p. M.
n. BAH foreign born citizens not
registered viii be required to have their
natural cation papers with them and all
persons having removed from Que dist, let
10 another, thust have their names changed
10 The district i'll which they reside.
90 ~ X. L. BARBER.
Register
Pc. 4lh Election District.
&c, 5, 1s71-.d. ..-.. -.-.
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NMIlAusfnrsf8n born cisixape .spt
registered viii be seqsircd 10 haze ts4if
usfsralisst'os pspsss with them /; and all
perSess lAassux sssSved from one district
to another. must have their names changed
20 tie dissriss In vii n they reside. 4,
rv-d Stephen FOXwELL.
..s5ssssf \ i Register III
-" 3rd Election District.
Yet D. IetI-td. lr-i .kss ~.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

l HoS. W.. p. PREsroS.-The distin.
smshed. eloquent. stirling and lifelong
semocfat whose honored name heads this
'otice. having recently been ''complimen-
led" BY the ''fusionisss" Of Baltimore couu.
y With the nomination for the position Of
State Senator in opposition to the regular
democratic nominee. has fled response.
from which We give few extracts. to show
that the fusion ''mixture" is neither in ac-
cord with his tastes or his principles.
Strange agk may seem, Mr.. Preston,
Enough nan Il emincn. ability. is so dull
rf apprehension. that he is incapable Of
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19
COMMISSION AGENCY

Baiinors, Nd, jane ia. 1871.
HAVING located myself at las ives, Pratt,
IL Street, for the purpose Of j "a
CARRYING on the business Of a Commission Agent
for the sale Of all kinds Of Country Produce.
Tobacco excepted, | respectfully offer INV SER
vices 10 my fiends and the citizens generally of
- Mary's and adjoining counties Of lower Ma
y .and IN that capacity, and solicit q share OF
their patronage, P'edging myself to use nav hes,
endeavors TO promote the interests OF those Who
favor ne with their patronage
JAMES A. WISE.
NO. ls3 SorrH CHARLEs SrREEr.
Rss.iss0rs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

DECISIONS DESTROYS Of having wells dug
signed sxpeditieasIy AsabcASiply.I'H n.
Sise'es, 60 cents per fopt.lfsr di$Sins and
wsshng. Orders addressed b, ,,he ear.
Nm. J. Eaeises JT.. will be, pramp.ly as-
! -. e. wiz. RICE
Refsrerees IL necesszsy can Be given
'er the tai,hiui sxecution Of Che work.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

M Ia Nd Sc tcS6JVV n sss III Az.
els-sf the OssssisueiDa, and al<o the nan.
seNe9 -14AsAe sAem1 1as1Fnfs go
10 vhsch an spr al has been taken "a
- Ssiyise pt 80 akse Of rcr;ss,.,;on
has dceia' Z to BE- entitled to BE- registered
- a.aiSd yossr,oJ
Absorbing to adj ioaal requirement,
az ,hs Rsgisrrsisn law. my osise win bs
open on the days designated above frsu
|Sssiosk. .. H:s . 6eslssk, ,. =. =
n. bah iorrisa busa s;sissss ma
rsgAfessd ;sil Be- ssqsirsa 70 have sAeis
waterfall: staca. PaPsrs iuish them ! asd 4,
pssees, lav'es rs1essl fsn one dissr;es
!. e .sosssr. must have .Asir saues ehaassS
70 he dlstrict in which they reside. :. :
,es>a s,ss, STEPHEN JONES. : = = !,
Oct s, IS7i-,d, -, =
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wEEMS' TRANSPORTATION LINE
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

I'M and after We'd s
~ nesday. Scprem- =
Fer the 9th. 1871. the s~k9Aa
Steamers PLANTER 9kxs5 E165
aud MARY WASHINGTON will run as
follows:
PLANTER. Captain Parrish. leaves Pier
No Light street, every Wednesday and
Saturday Morning. at $50 O'Clock, for Fair
Haven, Plum Point, Governors Run and
Patnxent River. proceeding as far MP as Ben-
edict. Returning, leaves Benedict every
Thursday and Monday Morning. a,
o'clock, for Baltimore, calling at all the
Landings for Freight aud Ps.s.nrers.-
Fret hit received al Pier No. s, Light stree, i.
on Tuesdays aud Friiayscnly mp to o'clock.
MARY WARRINGTON, Capt. Gour,ev.
leaves Pier No. 9, Light street. every Thu o.
day Night. at 10 o'clock, for Patuxent Riv.
er direct, as far up as HilI'. Landing. Re-
turning, leaves Hills Landing every Mon
day for Nottingham, and No,tip CHAM eve
~ Tuesday Morning., at 5 o'clock, for Bal.
timore. calling at the Landings below Ben
ediet for Passengers only. Freight received
at No. Tobacco Warehouse Wharf, on
Thursdays only, up to 4 o'clo, K.
MI WEENS,
Sept !. ls7l--M E..; - : Agent.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

x1s.s.iaAiYSDs and M. FOLK .a;;ass
Lsoessdss~n. ia. having removed ton
SszssoeA street 70 North Caivertstrees, No
1i.arepreparsd TO receive .a4ds ~
Pernane1s, Transient and r
No. Boaraers, e
The house was formerly called the Gu
HOUSE and issseatsd shove Barnun's /,
march Z, ls6s-tf. SCI
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

TAs'f 3B. 4. ABELl, hasiss Ss.iiked a,
- Aucticneersa according to sherequiremenss 0s
the Licnselaws Of the uniteS States, give no,jte
that they are prepared 20 attend TO the sale of
ell real estate or ether property that may be a.
address. Jas. y. Z B..R- Ahsll. ttsssardteva.
Nd.
nsyl9. isss-u ~
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;, BUSINESS NOTICE.
&. LEO sPALD,Nc.
40 LICHT ST, BALTYY0RE M

NJ = - ~ "a y
THE business bf the late firm o. Por6AT.
l. RAT NcCrLLY, for thu sale Of Pro-
visions. Cotton, Sugar. Nsisssr& aua ali kinds
OF Produce, also agent for James A. MiIler's'
( Chicken Cock Wh;skey,- will DE ,con,;nnea a.
the old stand, % Liear syarsr. Iae
sp.IDise, undessAs ~nefsfi PtxIixzr q Nc:
CgLIr. - - N =
IL Z. LEO SPAIDiSG.
May - lssl-iT's - $50 e.,
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uer Sre rxw out think there should be
something done with her; men Of all
shades run after her. and am very afraid
that she win make . poor out Of it. for
she has such molly crowd Of followers
(suitors) that l fear good and true .sea
raj fsrn arcy Jrons her IN di.gxa. I
Wish you woald post me up about this won
derfaI woman. for I live down here in the
pines ''and doa't take the papsrs."
ever yours.
JEEMS.
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GREAT MILLS.

on Monfay. th' 23d, and Tuesday, the 81 h
OF October. 1871. for the purpose of, dis
charging his duty As an Ofi,er of Reg
istra;ion, according to the provisions of
said Act Of The General Assembly Of Ma
ryl nd. .-
It is made my duty by the 10th ard
11ih. sections Of the Registration Act of
1870, after correcting any errors that my
he found I" exist in my books Of regis
tra,i"n aud in The lis, Of voters and nom
voters published hy me as directed by he
OH section of said Act, to regi, ter on the
days designated the name of every person
who shall apply to me to be registered |,
who shall satisfy me tina. he possesses, or
will possess The requisite consti urional
qualifications before the election ncx,-en-
suing. and who is not disqualified under
the 2nd and 3rd sections Of the 1t .Ar,i-
Gle OF the Constitution, and also The name
OF ev' ~ person whom a Judge of Cnur,
TO which an APPEAL has been taken from
the decision OF any officer Of registration
has decided to he entitled to be register
ed as qualified vo'er..
Accordii G to additional requirements
of the Registration law, my office will be
~ Ell on the days designated above from
9 o'clock, a. M, to 6 o'clock. p. m.
n. BAH foreign bern citizens not
registered will te required to have their
naturalization papers with them and all
persons having removed from one distrlc,
10 another, mus, have their names changed
to the district in which they reside.
w. e. ABELL,
.- .... Register
2nd Election District
Oct 5, 1S7l-td. .,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1871-10-19

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- the best remedy extant for Dyspepsia, gen
efat debility, ETC., sold everywhere.
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