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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

A correspondent at Newport says: so
cially, it is very quiet here. and can hea- of
nothing approaching gayety. Everybody
rides or drives In the after noon, and the mar
row business street is often blockaded with
carriages in the morning
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
Camp Meeting,

"A meeting Of the Managers of Red Lion Cam
Meeting vii, he b "A in Mo,re's woods on III f.
DAY. Jul. 18th. 1872. at O'Clock. .. IN when pro
rosais will be 'sce,vet for the privileges usual
granted in connec ion with the camp IL meeting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
Mants.

"ANTeO-A few good Laborers, Apply a,
w augustine Paper Mill. Tvs st
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
Ql E ..

g.. DIED. ; 90 r-s.
GoING-In rhiladsiphia.. on MoAlay evening.
July lst Emma Ridsway. only child Of Stephen
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
for Aent.

no RENT.
l. on an i'm morovement lease, 4 Lot on Market
rect above Sth. Wilmington. Address W. j.
Philadelphia =. .. jys lt.l
NOR RENT-Rooms in the second story Of the
e Gazette building, 40 Market street. suitable
.or offices.
FOR RENT.
-. The subscriber offers for rent his Store
Sou Siand oI pos tie the National Hotel Middl,.
i,s town. Del Ooe of AS good stands ss thare
~ IS iu the State for the araia. Lime or Ceal
BUSINESS
Mill close out he Stock on re,.so aable terms
Possess ION given inue iiAteiy.
A r BRADLEY.
miy3, dSw MID ,ieto~n. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

Al Washington, Yesterday, three derrirks
o@d 'n the construction Of the new State De-,
paftuent building, fell down, Instantly kill"
I've men,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
What Investments PayBsst

what investments Pa1b3St
The comparative proftablsnsss of varons Sc
curities ~ dierent prices il illustrated IN the fo
Low ug nemorsndh:
5000 x-rsnhacks will buy of United states .,o ~
500 u. s. sos. bearing 8 per cent. gold in
tsrsst. will yield. in ten years. !, Dod. 40 ~
Add principal and interss. together, slii0 "
SIoO will buy of New United States Elves. s@D p
$40 New United States Fives. besriny
r ,rr vear. in eold $50 "a
$3.50 90
OF railroad lnuniciDal per cent. gold bon Is,
selling in the market. Mt 95 currency:
s iU:o S K Per Cent. Bonds will yield in ten .,,o
years. sou"
Add PRINCIPAL and interest together. 1850 Nv
OF railroad or mun,cirai PER cent. pvtis s"nis
selling in the market. at .. .eurreney .,o,o "a
'i $50 Six Per Cent aclA Bonds win WELD. 40 !,
! in ten years, in gold. @o W
..1,s sf s;;'s:,e :, s:;, Z s,::: &C.. 80 i !
'iSS 'iSS seven s, nj Thirty Gold Bonds win yield. 3
| t 8str 1 Ns0a
wear. .e,lins N. &.
4 Northern Paosne z-so Cold Bond
AT PAK.ANr INrEREsT.N 81.
JNO. McLEAR 4 SON, BANKERS
Goa MARKET STREET.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.
How 10 80 west,

This is an enquiry when every one should
have trutJniy answered before he starts on biz
journey, and little care taken IN the eSaInina-
tien Of Routes will in many cases save much
trouble. time and money.
The e.. b.. K q. X. r." running from Chicago
through aalesbura to Burlington, has achieved
a splendid rcrutntipn in tbs last two years a.
tho leading passenger Route 10 the west. At
Burlington u connects with the great Burlington
Route which runs direct through Southern lows
30 Nebraska and Kansas, with close connections
to california and the Territories. and passenger
starting from Wood Couatv. on their way west
ward, cannot do better than to take the G., D. &
O.. and Burlington Route.
THIS line la. published \ pamphlet called
GLOW 10 20 West - which cortsins much vain
able information, 4 large correct map Of the
Great Wet. which can be obtaJ,sd free d
charge BY addressing the tieneral Passenger
Agent b. N. ". x. X. Burlington. lowp.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

New Ad~yertisements.-W would
direct attention to the announcement
made in this issue by II. Painter 4 Co,
of Centralia. They are filing up with a
general assortment of drugs and fancy
goods, and rumor has it that Santa
Claus will establish headquarters there
for the west side of the county,
job Margcson has taken up a
stray horse, which is described under
the appropriate heading.
The wife of Fred Brunke is adyer-
tised in this issue, forbidding all persons
to trust her on his account,
--Worden, of the cred Front"
makes his bow in to-day paper to the
people of this region. He says he's
got good goods and miN sell them.
His is not a new ephemeraI institution,
but it is established on a firm basis.
He furnishes fun as well as goods, IL
the former for nothing and the latter
but a trife higher. Worden j, n o
our live traders.
"A yearling heifer has been taken
up by John Sedor. See the dc3crip-
ton in Advertising columns,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
Our Small Change.

o """ PiN""a' N"'
ar the rule.
The County Board met on Tues
day and adjourned for one week.
A few cords of good wood will b.
taken on subscription at this office,
Winter is neal at hand. Now is
the time to get your property insured.
-Graut is reelected, and Painter,
in Centralia, is selling drugs right
lively.
Leap year is drawing to a close,
girls, Hurry up and choose partners
for life.
The Common Council failed to
get a quorum on Tuesday evening last,
and adjourned for two weeks.
Quite a large crew of men, under
Mr.. j. W. Hodges, section boss, are
busy ballasting the railroad track,
Our city will soon be connected
with the outside world by magnetic tel
egraph, the worklnen being this side of
Ployer.
The material for the side track ar
rived here last week. Probably it will
be laid and the switches put in before
Saturday night.
Two drays and a job wagon pre-
ambulate our streets, running hither
and yon with all manner of truck.
Looks like business.
The town of Baskerville, this
county, voted 5000 aid to the G.
b, & j.. p. r. r. on election day, by
an almost unanimous vote.
The water is 50 low in the cold
Wisconse' that the fish are COMPEL
ed to stand on their heads to get wat
CT enough to moisten their gills.
John Edwards he's removed to his
new quarters-the best store in the
Wisconsin Pjnery. Whatever John
does is well done-ne halfway work.
Our town boys are fearfully care
less in jumping on and off of trains,
Perhaps after three or four get manned
for life or killed outright the practice
will be abandoned.
AS soon as the side track Is laid,
it is expected that the construction
train at the front" will receive its
supplies at this city instead of Ployer.
Then two Whistles will toot here,
-Garrison's mill started 4p again
on Saturday last, with the new NAM
moth Lefell wheel which was received
a few days since. 1t works splendidIy,
whereat the boys arc greatly rejoiced.
Yesterday we received the first in
voice Of snow Of any mount, 1t,
however, melted nearly MS rapidly as it
fell, but this morning enough is left to
whiten all outdoors. 1t still comes
down very gently,
Lem has left us-remoyed his
cider mill and oyster stand into one of
the new buildings recently erected by
Mr.. Necyes, We are sorry to lose LeLI
as a neighbor, but hope the change
will prove advantageous to him. We
learn that his late quarters are to be
used as a saloon.
We are pleased TO learn that Necves
4 Son are taking the initiatory to-
wards establishing a lumber yard here.
Although millions Of feet are manutact-
ured here, it is the poorest town on
Garth wherein to get an assorted bill
for building. The enterprise will
prove a great convenience to the pub
lie and profitable to the projectors.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ROMAN CATHOLIC.-Rev; F. ToNGrAy.-
Services every Sabbath morning At ~ o'clock
Catechism | P. NJ. Nespers =. NJ.
CONGREGATIONALn-Rey. X. n, WReSTER;
Services every sabbath at 10 ~ \, NJ, ana -
Wednesday evenings,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL-Rev. j. D.toLE,
Services every Sabbath at 10 IL A. NJ, and Il2
p, NJ, Sabbath school at 9 A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evenings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

Sportsmen, Alloy "A shooting
match Is announced to IN to-
day, the 18th, and continue all the
week, at the Halfway House. Tur-
kies, geese, chickens, sheep, beef, and
we don't know what else-will be
put up to be shot at, The landlord of
the House, j. w. Pettis, wants every
body to attend, and he promises to
feed the multitude-f9r a small consid-
Grafton. Tomuel, Bobuel, Rubuel,
Jimuel, and all other uels--report for
duty
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
G.. O. BAK FIR,
City Clerk.

Sad Accidental young man
named Lord, brother-in-law of Fred
Noiseau, had three fingers Sc badly
lacerated in the large circular saw in
Garrison's mill, on Monday last, that
amputation was necessary, which was
successfully performed by DR.. Hurley.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
City Government.
CRY OF GRAND RAPIDS,
Tuesday, Oct. 29th, 1872.

ment. His Hon. Mayor Lunt in chair,
Present Aid Stevenson, Hasbrouck,
Purdy and Wordcn.
Application Of u. Castillo and f.
Hagerty foY saloon license presented.
On motion. Bonds Of Dan Castillo
and +. Hagerty accepted and approx.
ed.
Ave. Stevenson, Hasbrouek aud
Worden
No. Putdy,
On motion Ordere| That license
be aud hereby is granted to the said
d. CASTILLO and Z. lIayerty, for the
uuexpir ted portion of the year ending
April 10Th 1873, and that they pay IN
to the City Treasury the pro rata
amount due for said unexpired portion
of the year.
AID. purdy enters a verbal protest
against IT, granting Of license,
On motion of AID. Stevenson, the
re-. M, ,l a..;c.
owners OF loVs III p'ocN ana / i'on'-
ing on ORA Ike Street to lay down side
walk at once, rs required by the ordin-
ance in relation thereto.
Petition of William Roche and
Others. presented and read. as follows:
eta tbc Nayor and Common Conn.
oil Of the city Of Grand Ranids-Wc
the undersigned residents and freehold
ers OF the city OF "'rand Rapids here
Dy l'i'',on your INV a''' oou> 70 va
INST WorJ n the c;ty Iv;n, between
block one (l) and zen (10) Of the or
iginal plat Of the village of Grand
h'PioT'
DaIed yet -9''' l''-
l'opg.' '"'i'''' i''''''
p ynrt;f,,;uo q 4 W;,,or
a., motioo 0,,Lo.ed. That tbotI
nortjon Of Main Street between blocks
,,a ~ onl tan I1O\ of,Lo or;.;no1
one o. ana ten (lV) OF inc or'Slnai
pIas ~ the May " d'a"I n.p'uf
Grand Ronids bo and hereby il d~cclsr.
ed vacated.
Ala Wordep moves that tho verdict
j.. ~, m.u of ,o,,.na .h..n,
Nv '''''
IN Oak street be received Motion
carried.
AID. Purdy moved that the verdict
e t,o ;,r,;, ,ho ma+.or of ,ho nro
''' fF
Po"e' cl"'Go OIL bahef street DC "ceeP-
ted and approved, Notion carried.
Report of NJ {, Noodworth, Police
Justice, for the quarter ending October
10th, 1872, presented, and on motion,
accepted and ordered filed.
Finance committee report hack the
following bills OF account and recon-
mend their allowance,
J. Wood rent of hoase for Mrs Athrop, sl5'
" poirn.ky q |
On motion bills allowed. All yot-
inc in affirmative.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
Stumpaee Of Pine Lands for Sale.
r-r,Irnr 80. ~ NORTH.

A'T.TNT I'D II u Will ~ y =
- Range E.a.t. gn and near yellow kiyuf, IN
" God County, NI~. t0-Wt.
Northeast qngftcr Section 2.
NaItb b1If II Nofth west quarter, and Saath
aa.f g8artsr ~ North atat quarter section Z.
-ouf s.cast quarter Of ~oatA-:ast quarter, and
N.sntk.se est Quarter VI N0TsA east quarter section
louta ha't or South aass quarter, ahi Worth
easi tt.aytDr u south -Ga~t 4~atf.eF 0@vttiat 2,
roalh. vest quarter Vi Southeast quarter see
ti0H4 s.
F.t.t half Southeast quarter. thn Worth wort
,,tGur. tbs -DnfA-caft quarter VI NlutH UGst
quarter, and the Acrth -sa.r quartet, -eaii ofs (,
F0r further particulars address owner,
STEPHEN HEBRON,
4l.m3 NJ. j. PINE ~. .t'I9, y. \,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
VI IL Ys i ID

Nov. 10. 1872, at the residence Of Charles Ray
m0nd. Rev. 4. VI. Webster ofBciaring, Mr., In
GAN A. TFNANr and Miss C4BHJE ?. Bangs Al!
OF Grand Rapids, Wis.
Oct. II. 1872, st the residence al Seth SpaTprd.
Roy. r. NJ. Webster officiating, MR. ". {. IRA
HENS and Mss MATILDA TENANT.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

Copies of the Reporter for mailing
may be procured at Dayidson's News
Depot, or at the Office of publication
Ave cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
FERNS
On Marriage.

sE.PpY rhE.yEr Foa You've MEv
NJ rom the eisets II errors and Abuse. in ear
~ lifa, slanhytsi rsfAsrd, Nervous debility
aufrsl. imbsfiiaetit4 80 Marriage rulao o. 49,
Nav insiho ~ ige.ttavps, New aaa remarkable
rsmait1s. tiroks aai CIRCULARS sant free 10 ssal>
"a envSlupe5.
aitra.. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. Z s.
>issI Stte.t. PhilslIplla. Pa. ely
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
Old Iron.

Brass aul Copper wanted at the Grand Rapid
Foundry aud Machine shop.
IT, ROBE BABLIE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

I an in Receipt of an invoice If Horse Rnkes
which are warranted 10 do gooi work. Cheap
for cash - Old s'ofe..
l.. Is. WtENER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

Entcrprisie@ The Mauston Star
published III a village whose whole
vote at the election was only 22G, has
a "Mauston Business Directory pat
ronizea by Hty-hro busaness firms.
Frem gust suck exhibits as this, strang-
ers form an estimate Of town. Every
man doing business in Grand Rapids
and Centralja should have at least a
card in each paper published in the
county. 1t will not only pay them
directly by increased custom at home,
but will have an indirect influence in
bringing in settlers, from abroad.
Wake up, drones
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

PersOnal.-Our old-time friend, f..
i. Foster, whom We haven't met before
i'll oyer eight years, came down upon
us iast evening like a clap of thunder.
Frank is the same genial, whole-souled
gentleman "a Of yore. Holds his age
well, only is getting bare-footed on the
top of his head He is travelling for
McKindley, Gilchrist& Co., Of Chica-
go, Frank is deserving of heap of
success.
-Geo. Hebard, Esq, an old and
highly esteemed citizen Of Ployer, gave
us a very pleasant call yesterday. Come
again, friend.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
One Train a Weeh.-Wc are

One Train n Weeh.--Wc arc in
formed that the above expresses the
extent of the accommodations I'VE can
get at present at the hands Of the
officers of the Green Bay Road. 1t is
affirmed that they are short of rolling
stock, that more has been ordered, and
that about the 1lt January next they
will be prepared TO run trains regular
ly, Oar merchants are rather "orn'y
CHAT they are obliged to hanl by wagon
for from q to II miles. But zone
4rain a week" is better than IL has
been. We hare not learned az yet tie
day set apart fer our special accommo-
,dation.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
Man Drowned. The body of

Man Drowned. The body of a
man was found under the track of Gar
rlson's mill, in Cehtralia, on the sth,
in two and a half feet of water. He
was recognized as a certain scotchman
named David Mills, who, years ago,
lived at Wausau, and whose habits
were incorporate. He was also sub
ject to fits, The day before, he was
seen in a state of intoxication, and it is
supposed that in walking upon the
track he fell into the water-some
sixteen feet. His neck was dislocated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14

A Gala Day for this City.-Last
Friday afternoon as the track-layers
We're approaching the bridge, there
was aa unusual excitement all through
town. School .naidren deserted their
teachers, bu ,iness men their business,
lawyers their briefs doctors their pa
%tients, and Everybody and his wife
invalids and all HE'D themselves to
the busy scenes in the vicinity of the
bridge. The train vas covered with
men, women and childrcn-liying hui
manities packed ia the tender, in the
engineers cab, on the fat cars, on the
cow-csteher. aud in every conceivable
place where a foothold could be had.
As soon as the train rolled on the
bridge, the believing cannon made the
welkin ring. A hundred guns told the
surrounding country that something was
up, and Pool responded with three un-
earthly yells from his whistle that he
knew it.
Beer and apples were furnished the
traek-layers in limited quantities, and
in the evening a complimentary dance,
rendered to the +. r. boys. was enjoy
ed hugely until 4 o'clock in the MORN
ing. 1t was a day never to be forgot
ten by the dcn.zen5 Of our city,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-14
Plunket's Theatre.--Thc age

lin lHtitit. ~IIc dSth1
Of this troupe, Mr.. Geo, l.. Berry,
gave US a call on Friday last, He has
made the necessary arrangements for
a season Of four nights, commencing on
Monday next. He informs US there
are tpeaty-one actors-ffteen males
and six ladies, -making it the strong
est company that travels, While at
New Tendon, the other day, we heard
several citizens speak of this troupe
in the highest terms, and the press Of
the state generally commend them very
highly,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS..
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET,
Friday, Septemher O, 1872

Reef Cdttie.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past week amountedto 26o0 head
The prices ranged as follows: Best Beeves
at 25aS6 81 generally rated first quail
ity at O0aS8 %; medium or good fair
quality at 0 75aSI 70; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 00aS 500; inferior
and lowest grades of Cattle o O0aS0 90
genera! average the market 81 IS. Elk.
IRENE range of prices SO 90 aS6 ST4 Most
Of the sales were from 81 % to SIS so per
100 pounds.
Wool. BURY unwashed, 20 to 25 cents
per lb.; uuwashed. free from barrs, SO to
30 cents; tubwashed, ) to 81 cents: lamb
pulled so to IS cents; long pulled 60 to 62
cents per pound.
.Sheep.-Fair to good wool Sheep at Ala
81 cts. per pound gross.
Ledthsr.-City Slaughter 40 to AZ cents;
Rough Skirting 85 to 80 cents; Spanish Sole
80 to 81 cents; Country Slaughtered 50 to
81 cents.
Hides. City Steer at lsi cts; Cow IL
cents.
Hay and !Strap.-Hay S4aS38 per ton.
Rye Straw 23aS24 per ton.
FeGthe.s.-Quote at 65 to IS cents for
common to prime live geese per pound
Hogs. Prices ranged as follows: fair TO
good fat Hogs 00aS7 80 per 100 lbs.
net
SEEDS. Clover Seed S55Oa5 rs; Timothy
So 25a3 62gi Flax 81 0S.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-07
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

TO the Voters Of the 2Hd Election District.
THE undersigned, Officer Of Registration
for the First Election district oil Carroll c0u.-
ty-in compliance with the provisions of
Chapter lj9 OF the Acts OF the General Assem-
bly, Of Maryland, passed at January session,
1870, wl 'ch makes It the duty OF officer OF
Registration to iii at some place convenient
to the voters Of their respective districts, for
three days, commencing on the Sd Monday
Of >, piemb IN cacE year, for the pur-
pose Of disCbarging their uties,-hefeby
gives notice that he will attend at Tom
psrance Hai, ia UHioAioirn, on Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday, 10Th, l7th and lslh
of septcuibc from o'clock, A. NJ, until
@ O'clock, T.. 10, Tor the purpose Of discharg-
ing his du such Oliecr Of Regisi atinn,
according 80 ,he prov ,ious Of said Act Of the
General Assembly of MARYLAND
The Rygistratiuu Act o, 1870 provides that
it sball be the duty Of the Registers to strike
from The list Of qualified voters the names VI
all por.ous known, or made known to him,
who have died or removed from said Election
District, OF have become disqualified under
the provisions Ct the Second a. Third See
tons Of the Fret Article of the Constitution,
and To deliver 10 any persons applying, ~ hose
names appear uu the said list vi qualified yo-
tets, certificate Of tegistration; and to strike
from the books Of Registration the name Ut
said ad, removed or disq Ialiled persons,
aud Tor what cause under the Constitution and
Laws nj this Sta.e, a. the case may be, and to
register the name at every person who shalt
apply to him to be registered as a quali.i,,
voter, who shall satisfy him that be posse -vs,
Or before the day oil election next ensuing will
7Os.c. the requisite qualifications under the
Coz stitutiOn ul the Uui,ed States and the law
made Ia pursuu &C thereof, aud the C0nst't, =
ton OF the Site Of Marylai d, the qua'ihc =
u us 81 age, citizenship and residence, and Is
not disqualified under the provisions of the
SccO.d aud Third See ions OF the First Arti-
Gle 0 the Constitution.
JOHN R. HAINES,
aug "a 1t Register.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-09-07
REGISTRATION NOTICE.


To The Ioters Of the Jrd Election Districi
THE undersigned, Officer of Registration
for the Third Election district oil Carroll
county-iu compliance with the provisions Of
Chapter 459, Of Acts Of the General Assem-
bly, OF aryland, passed al the January ses-
sion, 1870, wi oh makes il the duty OF Officers
Of Registration u sit at some place convenient
to the voters Of their re, pectye districts, for
three days, CONNIE, cling on the Sd Monday of
September in each year, for the purpose Of
diseharging their duties, hereby gives notice
that he will attend at he reside zee Of jacob Il.
Lippy, S.trsr Run, on Monda ant Tuesday,
the 10th and l7th OF SEPTEMBER, and at III,
ResidsRce on Wednesday the 18th, from 0
o'clock, A. NJ, until & o'clock, l.. =, for the
purpose OF discharging hi. duty as such Officer
OF Registration, according u the provisions Of
SAID Act OF the General Assembly OF Mary
land.
The Registration Act Of 1870 provides that
II shall be the dirty OF the Registers to strike
from the list OF qualified volers the nau es of
all person known, or made known 10 him,
who have Ted or removed from said Electiul
District, or have b come disqualified unde
the provisions Of the Second and Third SCI
tons OF the First Article OF the Constitution,
ana to deliver oany persons applying, whose
names appea on the said list oi qualified yo-
tiers, certificate OF Registration, and 20 strike
from the books OF registration tie name Of
said dead, removed or disqualified persons,
aud Tor what cause under the Cons ti,ution aud
Laws OF this State, as the case may be, aad To
register The name OF every person who shalt
apply to him TO be Registered as a qualified
voter, who shall satisfy him that be pos
s7sses, or before the day Of election next ensu-
in wilI Posscss the requisite qualifications I'M
der the Constitution OF the United States aud
tue law made In pursuance thereof, and the
Constitution OF the State OF Maryland, the
qualifications OF age, citizenship and resi-
"ence, aud Is not disqualified under the p.o-
visions OF the Second and Third Sections Of
the First Article Of the Constitution.
ELI ERB,
nng H-4t Register.