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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

ooo1ne 0o01y vaKDo0 OUovooo1oo.
A delegate convention of The farmers q s.
line cosnty will beheld ct the court house In
Sslina on Saturday, OctoSes 18th, 1t 2 O'Clock
p. n, for the purpose Of adopting coGstitu-
tuition for county Organization and appoint
ing board Of directors, to transact the bust
ness Of said organization until general cleo
ton can be beid. Every school district will
be entitled to two delegates in said convention.
and where there is no Farmers Club organized
delegates will be admitted upon the discretion
of the committee ON credentials: but where q
club is organized the delegates should be pro-
vided with a certificate signed BY the presi-
dent and attested by the secretary Of said club.
Every district is urged to organize a club il
possible and simple form Of a constitution is
printed with this call in order to facilitate such
organizations. and If only halEa-iozen farmers
meet together. they can organize and should
notify the county committee Of such organic t.
ton at once. that record may be made Of the
same.
The vast importance Of this matter is such
the attention Of farmers. and it is expected
that prompt attention will be given tn this
call.
By order Of county committee.
H. L. JONES. President
WM MARSHALL. Secretary.
Form Of Constitutios.)
We the undersigned farmers u township, in
saline county. in order e. e.ctuaily advances
and protect our nt<ress have Organized ourselves
to an aAsociafiou and adopted the following consttE
ton and Ly-i.ws by which .gre~ be governed in
our meetings
AxrIcLE I. Tn name Of this society shall Le III.
farmefs' c Tub Of Township.
AR The officers shall consist Il Prt-idsnt Vice
President secretary and TreAeufer.
AKT. J. The President shall preside NJ all meetings
preserve order, give the casting vote when there l.
lie any question PAT to vote sign ali orers nal.
by the club and call special meetings when deeinrt
Arr L. The Vice-President shall be empowered u
perform all cu:ies of the President in his a,enc-
AkI 5. The Secretary shall k-~p full record o
all t~ transaction. Of the club bsSDk furnished T..
purpose; ali orders signed by The President
aud cpn,iuct the correspondence of the club.
DIR. g. The Treasurer shall receive all money pa,t
into the club AID pay out the upon the order
the President, arest-d by the Secretary, ard may u
required to give such .ecirty Is the club shall deem
necessary
AnI ! bylaws for the further regulation Of tn.
meeting. of this club may he uAie at any regular
vote; this constitution shall not be changed exc~
by . two-third, and two weeks notice given u
the intended ci,ang-.
(Signafayss)
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03
Cure Af Asthma.

have suffered intOlerably from chronic
asthma and found perfect relieffrom the use OF
Dr. J. X. Lull, Jr. prescription. feel no, only
grateful to him. but have high appreciation
Of his skill. ). c. SEVILLE.
Dr. Lull will send his valuable prescription
for asthma to any part of the United States. on
the receipt Of two dollars. with full directions
for u>e. II IS no Patent Medie,sv.
Corner Of Ash and Fifth Streets. Salins, Sa
line Co., Kan.
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LrNCcLS SkNfkE. Srptcmocr "a
The Republicans Of Lincoln County met IL
county convention 4; this place al o'clock Z.
". The convention numbered = deiegare>
The ps-.o.si Of the convention Was Of high
order. and the best Of feeling prevailed through.
out. The convention was called TO or'i-r by
". d. Boo,en. chairman of the Republican
central committee. and . temporary orzaniza.
6on effected BY the election Of T. b. Bishop
temporary chairman and u e. Springer SEC.
Rotary.
The chair announced ". Henderson,. T. A.
Mathews and NJ. Mooney committee on perm
anent orEanrz.ftoa. and v. d. Booten. Soloey
Ball aud 4. 5 Potter committee on csetentiais
After an Absence Of . Sew moments Mr.. Hen
derso1. from The committee on permanent or
xaninsiou. reported ". D. Boeten ch.irmar
and y. e. Springer SECRETARY
Afser thanking the couveassoa Tor the houoi
conferred uFna him. IN. chsif announced nom
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT
81 tn. request of many persons announce Va, ell
n = candidate for the ofc- OF Jad.. 81 the iEh judi
riai District Court -nbjl the ci-icn "i the judi
ria! c-,s-r-sft1a. -lDui'i one b. ,cld
-. WlIDNiS
REPRESENTA-
~ r..ues; Of many friend. l annuunrr my-rlf - n
candidate for the oire Of sr,..Hra.Irv, -at .srH"s-
" solicit the support IL RslIbiicaa- ~i BE- sub
jet to The action Of the count, Republican conx.nitn
Respectfully. u BihER
PROBATE JUICE
hereby announce mys~If o. . candidate for the Of
Gee cc Probate judge. subject To- the lion 81 the Re-
public.p count. con, ~nfi.sn T.. II MARLIN.
DISTRICT CLERK.
NJ rsn~-; Of many frisni, in saline county re-
.ysrtfuly announce eli candidate iof the Of
dee 81 the District toSrf -ubi to the srtion
OF the Republican Count. Convention -
CHS l. NORTON
We arr authorized anno1.ce ! II. ,aSsnaneh -
candidate for Clerk tb~ Dis;rc; LDurf, subject "a
tn decisicn Of IN. Rspublican County t"n,.at'"a
We ART requested Announce 4. >h-idon - c.ndi-
date for the oke- % Cerk vi the District Court sbec
to the action Of the county cpassniion
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City Directory.
LIBERAL MASS CONVENTION.

All OF Saline comfy in favor Of rrf,rm in our
national ana local i-,liic- and hone; a'mni,rrs
riJn Of the laws, without regard Ia past political differ
.ncc-, cordial, invited To m-f in Ns,- 'oav-n-
r,on at the court in the city or>Iiiiii, ~
Saturday. October 18th. 1879,
p'clocs T. NJ. "a pac. an nomination csBd iia'c-
for the following Offices, to-uir: Representative "a
iI,c Legislature Probate Judge. '.'Inry Ator-
ney Clerk 81 the Di-;ric; Court Superintendent OF
Public Instruction j " gr>sEII,
Jh'u sails. count, cer'ral cnrrri';cr
J I, IYRHY. Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

Pomeroy. -! bean n0tsrle;y. discussed the
political issues Of the day at the court house
last Thursday evening to avery mesgrc audi
ence. His friends up here managed to l,e very
dIsinicresied About his owning aud did not
treat him well. After the meeting organized.
his supporter. came sneakiny in. II al. too
dangerous for them to make open protrs-
sions of loyalty to the Pon,croy cause. We
think the Senator from Boston was well cob
WINGED that he was not thought much Of ia ST.
lima. and that his quasi friends had mysterious
" Vanished
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

Cover Bros. 4 Bovine. at their new water
mills. are putting i'm machinery to make a
No - article Of Rye and Buckwhea, Flour
and will pay in season the highest cash price
or good Buckwheat. Cash paid for corn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

The neck-tie festival given by the Presbyter-
ian> last Monday evening at the new Episcopal
church was not very well attended, but was
quite well enjoyed. The proceeds are TO be
contributed towards the purchase VI Il bell for
the Presby terrain church. We hope our citi-
zcns in tie future will give more attention to
these praise-w"rthy objects. especially. when
they are under TIE auspices of the ladies.
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County Directory.

.Iu,isr Of fhe District ourf-J. PRESCOTT
t:.unty CSmnissioners-H. y w,-di.kY, chairman.
: N f.LNER and .. kiSGNA>-
CLERK Of tn. D:strictoun-A- :. NORTON.
Probate Jud,e-.A. ". S<EBE-
tvGufy t1erk-DAvlD hEkhy
County Trrasurer-T. =. EAr.ESER
sheriff.. =. Gof.G-
Register q: D,-sl.--t j HiStED.
County Attorney q HpHLns
>urcrintcn.l-ii. Of Public Iastrc-;iyn-Nx Bi,H"r
City Directory.
NsyorJI. " Rr--ELi.
to;incilrn~r-fgANk GoDDNow. tx, l.. CxEvks
l.. WILSON. VI q. STANLEY. JAM Mt .Pay
Police Jusig---N =. CARROLL.
tiers-FELp MIiDaAN.
TREASURER Y RfsTiof-
Msrshal-JDHS :. EskgE
Aff-nry-N. ID SsNsSos.
street CDnJni--iouer-A a.. tor-s
Naic,iin1n-Cuss. tAIcoNkK
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

'fhe dir time has co0e, and your s'Csatle
Annie" would desire you to put on one Of those
fashionable suits manufactured BY .Ringquist
and Hamlin- They are also agents for Weeds
sewing machine, which delights all mothers'
sweathearts, and others.
EllswOrth-ies were numerous in town last
Saturday. They seemed to be anxious that
they might not be sold out by the Ring As to
Jackson. Jackson did not seem to be inclined
to trust their word entirely. but wanted to be
or hand and see il everything yas all right
We hear that Mr.. Seitz will dev9is-eaff Of
the second story, which heis s9pato add to his
drug store. to a public hall. - hall is much
needed in the central part Of the c'ty. Ills no
pleasant job to trudge to the court house every
time there is a speech, lecture. or concert
there.
(,ouutv politics seem 10 have Stayed our
Grant Club Benjamin. If you can spare yet 4
little while from your drowsy moments. we
petition you. as president Of the club. 70 call
the boys mp into line again. We want more
activity for the Republican cause before No
vember.
The phsrissical editor up street likes to call
his opponents dishonest and unprin'ipied.
The aforesaid opponents are delighted to know
that the Aforesaid editor only speaks the sent'-
ments Of a very small circle ofindividuals, who,
like himself. are VIGOROUSLY INSCRIPTIONS and
dishonest.
Judge Beebe recently sent to y relative Of
his in Norwalk, Ohio. four peaches which
weighed two pounds and three ounces. de
sends them a. specimens Of what can be raised
on the Great American Desert" and IN that
capacity" they will BE- exhibited at fair which
comes Of soon at the former place.
While the post Office Is a popular resort dur
ing the evening hours. its popularity is based.
to a great degree. upon the fact that the cou''-
tiers to the LEFT are filed with the latest news
papers. magazines, g.. There Is no lack Of
news there. The well-6lled shelves also at
rrac, the attention of all. Whitehead & Sea
man satisfy the cravings Of reading publicA
Wonders Of fast time will neyDEase. Hunt
ress has beat the oelssosed fii9e Of three miles
in m;nus~~ahd y seconds-her time being
:2l/Flora Temple failea TO beat the former
time. but the latter time has been beaten by
seigel & Co.. at the New York store. who are
receiving goods weekly. from New York. at
the rate of - to 30 miles All hour. Go and ex-
anime the goods.
Residents Of Mcpherson county complain
that SO little notice was given Of the mass meet
ing which was TO have been held at the town
Mcpherson on the 3Oth nit. y" speakers were
there at the appointed time and very few peo-
pie. We hope the state central committee will
,:eve the McPher>onitsss timely not &c and send
$. A. Cobb. W. II. Smal!wood and Others 10
Talk upon the issues Of the day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

MCPHERSON CoCxrY IrENs.-The District
Court for this county commences Monday, o.
toher 2lsf.
The farmers .re basily Engaged in sowing
tall wheat The cold weather has caused them
TO SOW earlier than usual. Some Of /, wss
se~ed q month ago.
The county convention viii b. held NJ
NcPher>cG on SATURDAY.. October 18th. The
primary meetings come Cd in each precinct on
THURSDAY. the 18th inst.
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Nem q ADVERTISEMENTS.


One mile east Of Ssllna yoa viii f3d all kinds Of
Fruit Tress, viaes sed sna,i Fruit for sale cheap.
hry Guaranteed 70 b. in prinse order CorD> asd
b-f1re eaengine your for for fall spring
u'afnsng Psssaile bonn Institutions ssf 81 tree
= Z VIII G-vw ANDERSsDN kTNAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

Last week two men-James williams. In the
employ Of Ward & Darling. and Evans. stop
ping Al Catholic Prater's-indulged in little
fraras. during which they exchanged several
shots at each other. The parties were prompt
ly arrested and placed under bonds to keep
the peace-williams in the sum Of $50. and
Evans in 500. But 500 wasn't much Of :
peace stake for Evans. Last Friday. a few
days after the arrest. while Williams was run,
ming moving machine, Evans. with . shot
gun in hand. hid behind a hay-cock and. when
Williams drove up. discharged the contents Of
the gun At him, number Of siugs striking him
but not INJECTING any serious wounds. VIII
liams fell backwards TO the ground and receiv-
ed . cut from one Of the knives. williams
20, upon his feet and started to run Evans
followed him and firrd six shots al him. five o;
which took effect. Evans then went at him
ciub-fAshion with his shot gun. striking him
two or three heavy b,o~s over the bead. and
then . lii OUT Although vigorous efforts
were made To captune the would besnurier. he
Is Yet II large. We iesu from Dr. Daily, " no
, Was eaitrd 10 atten.l Williams that n0evith-
standing his many wounds and injuries, he il
likely to recover in . few weeks.
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Tue concert given 1t the court house Tuesday
night did not meet will, that support from our
citizen, to which its character entitled il. The.
programme was well arranged and the music
at excellent or,ier. In IN. absence Of Mr.. +.
2. Bond some changes were necessarily made
in the programme. and Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins.
IF Minneapolis. favored the audience with Il
charming duett. and a violin. nelodleou and
VOL arrangement. Mr.. Beard>ley also gave
his iayorite Sugar Bob The dn-tt Il Know
Thou Art" by Mrs. Reed ami Mary. WAS. to
our fancy. the most commercially rendered.
The orchestra music WAS also an entertaining
feature of the concert. In fact. the entire per-
formancc WIS most prai>eworihy. and those
who did not attend We're the lo,..rs Of pleas
an; musical treat. Wednesday evening they
gave another conccr: with al entire change oil
programme -
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The county fair. up to the t,mssr writing
"Wednesday morning-opss< with glorious
prospects Of success. Sfdalins our NOS, sai,-
suine expectations. = The weather could not
be more opportunely fine and inviting. The
condition Of the fair ground is excellent
the rice track having been well worked
up for Use. and the various Experimentation
ticultural. agricultural. mechanical. art. &c
have received especial attention. and exquisite
taste is displayed in their arrangement. The
character and excellence Of farm and orchard
products are ahead Of anything vet put on en-
hibition in this stats-and We wont except the
State Fair. for Saline county invariably walks
OF with any premium she completes for there.
The number Of entries made on Tuesday far
exceeded that q the first day of :tny pre-
vious .air which has been held in this county.
To-day Thursday ..ail the people and their
relations will probably BE- On the grounds.
Friday the gland stock display takes place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

Aessrs. Leonard & Dodds have about COM
pleted a new school house in the neishborhoOd
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, ls7s.

Ducks NOW are on their wings. -
TIE nights are rather frosty now.
Game is quite plenty in some socalitiesS
Frsnk Goodnow and lady will return this
week.
DIR. Daily is surrounding his new house with
agood fence.
A fresh supply Of fancy and staple goods nj
Carver's.
Mn. RI. Watson returned from the Eas,
Saturday evening. TX
Carpenters are the most busy class Of men in,
our city at present.
Four brick buildings are 5eing built in Sail
na 1t the present time:
We will give next week a lengthy account
Of tbe doinxs At the fair.
Najer +. Forse, Of Falun. is candidate for
representative.
The Knights Of Pythias give festival at thu
court house this evening.
The brick-layers are building handsome
tower to the new Methodist church.
The Liberal Convention Of Saline county
takes place one week from next Saturday.
We notice the frame of new dwelling house
up on the East side, near W Il. Geis'@&
Judge o. p. Hamilton is building beautiful
two story brick residence on Eighth street,
The morning sun peers beautifully above the
horizon these grand October mornings.
Messrs. Flanders & Marlin have dissolved
partnership. Mr.. Marlin continues the bust
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-03

Prof. Hamilton is building residence near
the corner of Iron avenue on Tenth street
north side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-01

NM ROsA-0RBAT NATURAL ULAIRvOyANr ~
l voaIs your whole hfe. from he or.ds N ths 800
CAnA sSect near uufson Fee Ah
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MADAME d. ROSS, THE UNRIvALLED MEDICAL
A and business csirvny ant tells everything ahoWe Ike
ness and gives name " future husband lM Wesl HosskA
street, Broadway and Seventh avonuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-01
MARBLE MANTELs.

A KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLBIZiH0
IA. Works, A 1S5 East Eignteeuth street-Marbie anl
Marbeized Mnntels Tng, Marble Counters Monumens Il
prices that defy competion. Marble Turning trade
CTEwARTs SLATE MANTELs.-LARGEsr AssORr-
- mens IN the city, Sowesi grccs slegan. new issxna
- r. Il. STEWART 4 w.,
COS Sixth avenue between rhryai.b aad TnirlyaSsh 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-01

THEW BRI0HrON, HAMILTON PARK.-rO RENT,
"A three brick Villas furnished and unfurnished gas,
water lawns shade trees 40 ne, fcrry Lac AZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-04
sunervisors of Election.

The following is list OF supervisors OF
election in the parishes, appointed by the
United States Circuit Court:
Avoyelles-J. NJ. Edwards, Republican;
E NJ. Dumartait, Democrat.
Baton Rouge, West-Theophile T. Allan,
Republican,; Thompson w. Birds, Demo
Bienville-A. M. Jones, Republican.
Cameron-H w. Holbrook, Republican,
observation-disclosures B. Alexander, Repub-
Concordia-Thomas Reber, Republican.
CaddO-C. O. Phelps, Republican; Null
ford Jones, Democrat.
CALDWELL. J. Stringer, Republican.
Carroll--B. II. Lanier, Republican; u. Z.
jenkins, Liberal.
Claiborne-W. JASPER Blackburn, Repub-
lican; Allen C. Hill, Democrat.
Observation-Disclosures Boone, Republican.
Fellciana East-James D. Gray, Repub-
lican; D. g. Hardie, Democrat.
Feliciana West-E L. Weber, Repubi-
can; Robert C. Wickliffe Democrat.
Franklin-W. H. McNay, Republican.
Iberia-Edward II. Riddle, Republican;
David Hays, Democrat.
IbervilIe-John H. jackson, Republican:
Ed. Desobry, Democrat.
Jackson-W. L. Green, Republican, w.
| G. Albright, Democrat.
OtuoESUn-4 a. NAL I'LL AsCp AS@ISHAh4- CSAAA4
| w BOwles Liberal
Lafayette-Edgard DUgas, Republican;
| w. B. Bailey, Democrat.
Living ston-Henry G. Kinchen, Repub-
| lican; Simpson Kemp, Democrat.
| LafOurche-James Wade, Republican.
| Morehouse-A. @. Scholars, Republican;
! G. NJ. Sandidge, Liberal.
Madison-Elias L. Dennis, Republican;
/ A. w. Crandall, Liberal.
Natchitoches-W H. Tunnard: Repub-
lican; Adolph Simmons Democrat.
| Orleans-Fourth ward, Adolphe Pluche,
Jr., vice, George Jones, declined. Seventh
ward-Louis ?. Pjjeau, vice George w Fer
| guson, declined.
Piaquemines-He Mahoney, Repub-
lican;. bingham Lawrence, Liberal
I Rapides-William HusmeYer, Republican;
| Thomas o. Moore, Democrat.
| Richland-B. Myrick, Republican.
| Sabine-Peter Munson, Republican; Rob,
ert B. Stille, Democrat.
St. Heiena-W. D. Floyd, Republican;
William L. Thompson, Democrat.
ST. John the Baptist-AIortimer F. Smith
Republican; James Humphreys, Democrat.
| st. Landry-Bernard Martin, Republican;
| Elisha S. Andrus, Democrat.
| ST. Mary-E B. Mentz, Republican; Fred
| erck Gates, Liberal
St. Martini. f. Penne, Republican;
| Charles Gueriniere, Democrat.
st. Tammany-Hiram Newell Republi-
can; Alfred d. Blame, Democrat.
Terrebonne-Henry F. Springer, Repub-
lican; H. C. Minor, Liberal
Tensas-E. W. Robinson, Republican
! Stephen Routh, Liberal.
Union-J. G. Cargill. Republican; W. c.
| Smith, Democrat.
Vermilion-J A, Brookshier, Republican
G M~Eldridge, Democrat.
Vernon. +. Hatch, Republican, II, w
Wasbington-M. MoGee, Republican;
| John Wadsworth, Democrat.
Webster-F. E. Heath, Republican: W.
| D. Mcdonald, Democrat.
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REGISTRATION,

II DVtVfI-A
OF Administrator of Asses
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Academy of Music.

There was last night even a larger audi
ence at the Academy than on tile previous
evening, and the immense apparatus for
rendering the house cool and comfortable
was put into requisition with complete sue
cess. Till after nine o'clock Mr.. Sargent,
the illusionist,. engaged the attention of the
audience, and delighted them with his mys-
teriou5 performances.
The browning glory of the entertainment
was the ventriloquial performances of Mr..
Davies, who introduced the funniest little
people ever seen on the stage, and one OF
them was not seen at all. There was Tom
and Joe, that could be seen and heard, be
sides little seven-years-old Mary Jones in a
box, John Jones, the charcoal man, James
Jones, the ridge-poIe vocalist, and Happy
.Horligan. All combined convinced the
audience that Mr.. Davies is the best ven
triloquist in the world. The same bill to-
night
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-04
North Carolina in November.


John \. Staples, a prominent lawyer,
writing from Greensboro, North Carolina,
says; IL think the full strength Of the
Radical party in this State was brought out
In the last election. We are confident, even
admitting the 1900 majority Of Caldwell to
be an honest return of the vote, that we
can carry North Carolina by at least 5000
for Mr.. Greeley in November, for two rea-
sons: First, many Republicans who voted
the entire Conservative vote will be cast
also for him second, it will be impossible
for the Radicals to bring the same inhu-
ences, monetary and otherwise, to bear in
this State in November which were used by
them in the recent election. The presiden-
tial election being general, other States
will require consideration at their hands,
which will relieve us to the extent of a
civil liberty victory in this State.
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OFFICE OF STATE Registrar OF VOTERS,
State of LOUISIANA,

OFFICE OF STATE RaGG,TRAR OF VOTERS,
State OF LOUISIANA, 7
New Orleans, August %, 1872. '
IN CONFORMITY WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
4 section twenty OF act No. SO, approved March
Is, 1870 notice is hereby given that the offices OF
the Assistant Supervisors of Registration for the
several wards of the city of New Orleans will DO
opened on MONDAY. September O. 1872, for the re,
vision aud correction of the lists of registered
voters of the parish of Orleans. and will remain
open until SATURDAY, October Is, 1872. Sundays
and legal holidays excepted Office hours from
A. NJ. until II NJ, and from P. NJ. to P, III.
All qualified electors of the parish of Orleans who
were not registered in 1870 and now desiring to
register and all voters registered in 1870 WHO have
removed from the ward in which they then resided.
must make application for registry to the Assist
ant Supervisor OF the ward in which they now
reside
All registered voters who have changed their
places of residence within the ward in which they
were registered in 1870, are notified to appear at
the Office of the Assistant Supervisor of Regtstra-
ton of the ward, and have such change noted upon
the registry books and upon their certificates Of
registration.
One registration Office will be established in each
ward and due notice will be given of Its location
B. P. BLANCHARD,
State Registrar of Voters, and Supervisor of Regis
tration Parish of Orleans. au2'