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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-16
ARTICLE 1.

The dOmicile of this corporation shall be
the city OF New Orleans, and said corpora
tlon snail exist for term of twenty five
years from the date of the passage of this
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-16

-, Inc capital stock shall be one bnn,rad
thousand dollars, divided into one thousand
snares o. one hundred dollars each, and the
same may be increased to t wo hundred mn r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-16
NO. 81.
AN ACT

To incorporate the town of Evergreen, in
the parish of Avoyelles, defining the
boundaries thereof, and for other pur-
noses
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MISUNDERSTANDING CORNER

The municipal election at this place will &C.
cur on the first Saturday in January.
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The Congrc.smcn Elect.

The Governor and Secretary Of state certify
to the result Of the Congressional election as
follows;
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, NASHVILLE, VENNEs.
SEE. NOV, %. lN7a,-lIlNing examined and
compared the returns Of the election held In
the various countr, ol the State Of Irnur,.oc,
on the 9TH day Of November, lN,., for Repre-
,cnllliycs from said state In the l3d Congress
Of the United states Of America, wc declare
: That the following named persons have been
clprtOii
For the stNcat Inrgc-lIoaco Maynard,
For the 1T Congressional Di,trict-R i,
Butler
For the "a Congressional Di,trH--J. NJ,
Vhomhurg,
For the 3D. Congressional pl,trlct-WiIIiam
Crutchiirld.
For The 18th Congressional pi,trict-Jno. VI,
BRIGHT.
For the 9TH Congressional Di,trict-IIoracc
", Harrison,
for the 9th Congrc siona Di>trict--W. G.
Whitthornc,
For the 1lh Congressional DISTINCT, u. C.,
Atkins.
For the Sth Congressional DiNtrirt-D. \.
Num-.
rorthc9th Congressional District i Barbour
Lewis,
Certificates Of election have been issued TO
each Of said person, - elected, ~ required by
lnw. IN testimony whereof, we have hcrcun-
10 set our hand, and Official ,ignuturr,, aud
have caused the great seal Of the state to be-
anXcd at Nashville, thi, November - lN,l.
ions e. BROWN, Governor
7. H. BUTLER, secretary Of STATE.
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s'I,c Howe Machine.

This Machine has long taken the lead for
the beauty and durability gifts Leather work.
and i, to-day the popular Machine with Boot
and shoe makers the world over. IL is EN-
plo, ed successfully in making Kid Gloves.
Paiaspls, ana the most delicate articles Of La
die, apparel.
If you are thinking of buying. and are pre-
JUDGED in favor Of any particular Machine,
at least erdHtihe the "lloWc' before you pur-
chasr The Howe Machine illustrates the cX.
ccIIcncc, Of all other sewing Machines. Ii
VIII sew all and ecc,ythjag required in any
household. For sale by ". c. HARLEY.
Athens, Tennessee, Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ccrics, Produce. Nc., Nc.
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Hrecley's majority III tennessee lHo,''o'
Congress meets next Monday
The 'zoo,lc j. going for the Memphis mules
Governor Brown has appointed W. r. cooper
| 10 the Nashville ChanccllorNlllp.
Gen. Dis, recently elected Hovernor OF NrW
/ York, is said TO be over 10 years of age,
| II l. stated that there have been $1,000 deaths
from cholera In Russia during the present year
| NJ Weeks haN resigned the PrHldrh'y OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
\ heavy 'no" fell throughout the NoTlL last
Friday night
Some lrIIow whose reputation stands on brit
tie ga', has sued John W, Forncy for libel
Tuscaloosa has negro candidate for Mayor
who stands u very good chance to be elected
! The production Of iron has doubled IN The
last sixteen years.
| The President has appointed George fairInan
postmaster at Phllld"iphn
| The cotton crop uIthr present year J. cNiimnt'
ed at 100000 holo',
| Francis Martin, IN Nyrrng" New Yorker, 'ho'
hi, wife dead - few days aso,
| W. Il, Cutter Marietta, Ohio, prominent
iron-monscr and railroad builder, has busted
| Religious federation y soon 10 De mndr p"r'
ton of the lnndainontnI law OF Japan.
Slurkrnnt is selling in Nashville at ten cents
| n quart. "lloW IN dot Tor ill-h
| The hog cholera Is prevailing fatally ON some
Of the farms along lh" lliwn'Ncr river
SUNDAY school i held regularly In the Nash
NlII' p'hl''h''afE commencing III ''h'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29
Hints 10 Horse Breeders.

The Rural sun says it cost, no more to raise
a good horse than a mean one, but the selling
difference is very great. No good farmer can
afford to breed to >cedy scrub when the SER
vices o. a well bred horse are to be- had for u
reasonable fee. Never breed 10 an un>ound
horse, De hI- pedigree ever 80 Iurr or hi, per
Torrance ever 80 brilliant. The disease is Tar
more apt to be transmitted than the extra
good point. Of the size. Tho fast walker /,
what the lirmcr needs.
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Ataens gust.
Athens, Friday, November 20, 1872,
Now Volume.

We commence to-day the sixth volume Of The
Posr, since itS revival. We hope All who de-.
sire to renew their subscriptions will he prompt
about 1t; md that the friends Of the paper
such Ms think 1t worthy Of ,upport-wIl aldu
in giving 1t II better paying circulation than 1t
has been enjoying Tor some time past.
Parties indebted for advertising or subscrip.
paid by the close Of the ensuing month, II has
not been our practice heretofore, but wc know
Of no good reason why we should not resort to
the same means that other people do TO m"kc
collections
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

p. If you want Orlnn,, Pianos. or any
Kind Of musical mcrchInGi,c, can supply
you ON good terms.
Nov. ~, lNI!-ll.2Gl
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will pay 81 per gallon in barter for all the
good Apple aud Peach Brandy delivered at my
store in Mouse Creek--Or at a little less figure,
will pay cash. ! have II full stock of staple
Dry Goods, Hardware. Quccnswarc, Boots
and Shoes, all kinds family Groceries, Con-
feltioncri"s, &C., as low AS can be bought
Will, in fact, take all country produce ut fair
prices. II. &. HURST.
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NapteOric Shower.

A grand mctcorc shower occurred here on
Wednesday night, commencing at II little after
o'clock and continuing for nearly one hour.
One gentleman counted over five hundred. The
display was from all parts Of the heavens, and
was the grandcst thing in the way Of celestial
pyrotcchnicS that we have witnessed since the
general shower of November, 1873.
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The On.nfnnoi.c SwnmDs.

Several years ago, when our venerable friend.
Gen. Duff Green, talked about redeeming the
Oakafanoke Swamps from the alligatorS and
other productions in which they so richly
abound, everybody that knew anything about
them laughed. But it now seems that the
work is about to be undertaken in earnest, u
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d 1, "a VI u "a sgAs..
ailirE;S 'lIi'lIci.

ATHENS. Nov. 20.
Wheat advanced. i.jD to 100. good alticlc.
Flour l.5D per sack for best family. Bacon We
nv scarce ut 90 cent, hog round. Lard
in tin can, ~. Corn duh 80. Mcal 90. But.
ter if good. - cent, inferior no sale. Egg>
II. New Illv. -. Ott, 3DiDO. little demand.
Dried Blnckh,rric- in demand ut i cents
Ginseng wanted at ~ cents per III. Apples.
dried 3: Peaches. halves u? : quarters >. Infr-
rior no sale. New Corn. luiiD. Field Peas, -.
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Stock for the south.

We noticed in the latter part OF last week
several drOycs of horses and mules passing
through for the Southwest Of them in fine
condition for market. The price of stock will
probably advance little rs soon as the pre-
yailing disease disNppcNrS.
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~ OOal.

Our subscribers who propose to discharge
their indebtedness to this office in wood, are re-
SpectiuIy reminded that about now would be u
good time to haul The weather Is delightful
and the roads excellent.
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Atl;tI,ti, MARKET.

ATLANTA. Ca. Nov. -. 1872.
Corn, white So ,au0. Wheat. l.Dlil IL
oats. ~ per bu-hcl Hay, per 100, Lib
Flour. per bb. >upcriuc O.OolO.0O: fnmily 500
agOo: extra family 9.jn; fancy lO.UoiO6.oO.-
Corn Meal Sjano. Dry salt Meats. clear sides
81: shoulder, .. Lard. in licrcc> 93t: can.
lOiIall. Butter. ijl2j. Eggs, -. Irish Po.
tatOcs. 2.GOaB.OD. onions. 3.O1. Feathers. i0i
ID. Hogs gross. jIjlI. Dressed Turkeys. Is;
Dressed Chickens. II.
Corn scarce demand good; Wheat wanted
for seed: oats in moderate demand Meats de-
clining; Hog, wanted at > cents gross.
Respectfully.
STEPHENS & FLYNN,
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All persons indebted TO ChaS, +. Keith are
hereby notified to come forward and make
settlement at once. He will take in payment
good merchantable produce or cSen green
backs. Please take notice and govern your
selves accordingly. Nov. -,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

We would BE- glad to hear II word or two o.
easonally in regard to the progress and pros
perity OF the schools and educational in>titll-
that the parties in charge Of the educational in
terestS might once in awhile he able To commu-
ncate some facts that would command public
attention. and possibly add to the number OF
their pupils
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

The Rogcr,yIIc Reporter Of last week state,
that Mr. and Mrs.. John Kite, formerly Of
Hawkins county, were found at their home in
virginia, Il few morning, since with their
threats cut from cIr To ear. The Reporter did
not gather the full particulars, but it i, sup
posed that the husband first killed hi, wife
and then himself,
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WHIT g:"nnA Nn.rlerl, llcrlinw,.

4 sF-H s-ps1sN a2s ''a'f'N 'A'Fil frS''
ATHENS DIsrEICr-M. L.. G. SOCrm.
philadelphia ct,, Philadelphia. Nov. - Dee. /.
SWrrtwatrr st., SWcctWutrr. Dee. -.
Nationwide ct. Walnut Grove. Dee. lib.
Athens ct. Wcslcyunn. Dee. 2l22.
Decatur Ct, Decatur. Dee. 2S--29
Riccyi!lc ct. Walnut Grove. Jan. ID.
Athens Station, January ll-l2.
Tennessee River Mis-. Tenn. Chapel. jan. IS 10
TcllicO Mission. Cane Creek. Jan. 2j-26.
The District stewards Mcctin. will he held
at Swcctwutor December Ilh. The stewards
will please attend. &. LONG.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

The November term commenced on Monday
an closed 'Ihur.dny -ChNucclior Key pre-
siding. Very few causes Of importance were
tried. though good deal Of business was d,
posed Of
\ NUGGET Of gold weighing - ounces was
recently picked up by Il boy on the north bank
Of Valley River, in the direction Of Murphy.
North Carolina. Somebody who owns th"
wild land, up that way are mighty rich if
they only knew it,
WnIsKEY is said to be Il horn Of plenty, be-
cause it will corn yen copiou,ly. The author
Of th, wa, seat to the lunuic asylum last
w"ck.
Is two weeks Of last month Key West,
Fluridl. little town o" 1910 inhlbitm'>,
shipped siO,o1o Of cigar, and ,pou-c,.
TwHL,E hundred cmpIoyc, hayc been di.-
charged from the Hrookyn Nayy Yard since
the election.
THE man who quail, before every little
blast Of adversely win newer prosper.
SEVERAL rn,c, of rrtzootic have occurred
here tni, wrch -hu not among tn" horses.
llwr~.rr Iod2c. y .. lrG. l. .. t.. r.. DR.. g.
VI EnInmorr. ". G. r.-Rr-uIw meeting
every Thursday nj IT. At the upper II II oi
the ,h,Ilr.ton lli.h school.
IT You feed dun, drow~y, drbljDr'cd, have
frequent hrtdlc mouth tastes bad, poor APP.
petite. ana tongue Coptrd YOU are suffering
from Torpid Liver or "i!liiou~nr>>." aud
nothing viii cure YOU 81 speedily and prrmu-
nrutl, II Or. rirrru'~ Golden Medical Di,-
'oNcry. SOLD hy MI druggists.
tb"iiaG3!Gn. urlSri~". -Lndi"> whose
faces are cuudoI by superficial di,rulurntiou..
and who have rr.ulNcd To- try iIl:m', Ml:nu.
liz Balm 4. a remedy. have M idea Of the wei
come surprise they will receive from III" mir
ror, after few application. ot that hrdthinI
purifier uf the rumpi"Nlru. Ii At All excite
bile. they viii .rrrtm win r'p'ur" ON b.huid-
in. the change: whether the hi,mIsI II j. ,lr-
sired iu rruiu,r b" lll"vyur~,. bluichr.. piU-
pie, lrprhir.. ron hur-~. or IN unnatural pad
lur. u is bound 10 'iI~Hpprlr uuuw III" tonic
operation at lhi- Nuudrriul agent To >lv
,h,j 'h. bi,wi.h di~tpprir'. iu.- not. howrN
rr. ruu.ut no, idea ul ar effect produce. bN
ll..rpjyu.,t-d b,luiiu.r. fhr uu-i.hlly iiugr,
whether .iitu~rd oyer lhr Huuir ruuulrnnnr"
ug ju -pul,. T. patches. j. replaced los = uni
lnru puri r'0'm, {" "u'rn no description
rau to Justice.
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ssutlc~vr Z. NIXON

Have Smwl,, SKIRTS, Vests. Hu,tlrs,
Hoop skirts, ~ctrt,, tru'Il, and thousand
and one necessary article, tor the Ladies'.
Tnr Iadin, should not Gi to call and see
those lnd>oinr -htWls, elegant Dress Goods,
and beautiful Hats, at MCkELpiN y COS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

...Iyc nr:iI.ct Five"

Seems to be the prevailing Idrr with Mc,sr'.
Mckcldn a Co.-to whose advertisement wc
have heretofore referred iUl-ng from the
low price, at which they are d!,po,ing Of their
elegant new Goods. Their store i, in the
same building formerly occupied by their
father, Mr.. \. McKcIdin. Thril stock ol Goods
is larger and more varied than !, usually
BROUGHT to hi, market, but they have deter
miucu to please their customers, and are stili
receiving more ucw Good, TO winch they in
vito special attention.
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Land sac.
, CIlnnccry Nnmrt AT Dccntml

j. Il. Collins, admir- &r.. y. The Heirs Of \.
Cos, deed.
IN OBEDIENCE TO Az tNTERLOCUTO-s
1 ~ decree Of the Chlncrry Court ut Decatur.
Mrgs county, Tennessee made at the Srptcm-
Der term, 1872, | will 20 upon the promises on
saturday. 3Oth November, 1872,
and sell to the highest bidder. at public out
cry. the following described tract. If land,
viz: IL acres off the south side of the noIth-
west quarter of section -, and the southeast
corner ut the northeast quarter Of section 90,
ID fractional township. 81 range west Of tho'
meridian. !liwa,scc District; also, the south
west quarter Of section Il, 81 fractional town
ship. 81 range. west Of the meridian. lliwas-
see District. The abOVS described lands are
situate in the 81 civil district. M'igs coun-
~, Tennessee. said lands will be- sold on u
credit vi twelve months. taking note with IN
.cru,t from date aud good security from the
purchaser for the purchase money. except ten
per cent. Of the purchase price which will he
required to be- paid in hand ON the day of sale,
aud q lieu retained on the land until the pur-
chase money j. fully paid. Thi, the Dist Octo-
Der. iN7.. ". +. BLENINS, &. n NJ.
oct. -, lS-1-it-prs fee 81. Uu-2B
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W. &. Haley
Keeps Coal oil for sale.

GENTLEMEN, Boots and shoes. Hats and
caps. >AMl,. Linen Blossoms, Under and ONci
shirts. clu he IouuIIn grr, variety and very
cheap. at Robinson ~ NiNon'r.
MNGNrrIcESr stock Of Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Boot, and Shoes. at MckELpIN ~ cos.
You can get ch"op Hat, Boots, and shoes,
al llitlry',. for cash or barter.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

"WHAT shall get my wife for II holiday
present." A nice book. to be sure and D. b..
Smith II Co., Knoxville, will sell it to you at
the lowest cash prices.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

THE pork market is still uns, tiled, most Of
the farmers holding for six cents. The local de-
mand is likely to be light. A McNlinn man wr-
ting from Atlanta advises sales at ~ gross.
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wheat! wheat!

Now i the time TO sell your Wheat. will
ay the advanced price. Cash ready call be-
ne selling, on +. F.GlBsON.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

WE notice that two more business houses
have been opened at this place within the last
two or three weeks. An evidence, perhaps, Of
increasing prosperity.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

Coon TEMrLARs, regular meeting this Thur.
day night. A full attendance is rcque'ted-bu.
siness of more than ordinary Importance to
transact.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

ALL persons indebted to me hy Note or
Account, will please come forward and set
tie the same. ~ my Old business must be
closed up and further indulgence cannot DO
given. JIM WILLIAMS,
Nov, 6, ls1a.tC.:S
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

Nashville editor has been -h,wn sU'nr
rich gold-bcariug quartz from the tukcr Creek
region. For the last forty years gold IN small
quantities has been gathered in that section,
and we have no doubt that somewhere in the
country around the head of the stream and its
tributaries, there are large deposits of the pre-
cious metal. Most Of our people, however,
believe they can make farming pan out better
than hunting for gold among the gulches and
gorges of the mountain and along the leaping
streams-and we suspect that they are more
than half right. Perhaps, if the Knoxville
Chronicle would introduce the Cocker Creek
region into its Facts about East Tennessee
IT might attract the attention Of some enter
prising Yank--for we are willing to swear
that native energy and enterprise will never
render it available to any appreciable extent.
CHRISTMAS at SOUTH CORNER.
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NOTICE.

HAVING ADMITTED \ PARTNER IN
/ NV business, the name Of the Firm will
bc Williams n Co.. to whom | would recon-
mend all my old friend, aud customers for
good bargains. jim WILLIAMS.
Cantrol, y Roads, Oct. rs. io,?.
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Land Sale.
Henry sloop ct al 5. T.. c. Casey.

Henry sloop ct al :. T. &. Casey.
IN OBEDIENCE TO 4 DECREE or THE
l County Court at Athens. Tennessee, at the
November term lS12. In the above stated clu,c.
| Will. on Friday. the 10Th day ot December.
1872, sell on the premises. all the lands Of
which Henry ~ioop died. seized and possessed.
\ rull description of said lands will he given
ON day Of sale.
Terms of Silc;--Said lands lee sold on ,
credit of nine and sixteen muhth., bcirin.
interest from day of sale, except the sum oi
twenty per cent of the purchase money. which
must bc paid cash IN baud on day Of ,irr. and
a lien will he retained on said land until the
purchase money /, fully paid.
LON BLIZZARD, CLERK.
Nov. Il, ls72- it-rrs fec : OO-2jJ
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Sour EarOui,

\ very superior article, for sale cheap al
lIatlcy's.
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NCW Advertisements.
CllIsl~lMAs at soUrm CORNER

We direct attention to the new advertise
ments that Nppcnr IN tO.dNy's pNper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

POPULAR illustrated book (2GO pagcs) on
MANHOOD. WoMANHoOD! MARRIAGE! I'm.
pcdiment> to Marriage; the cause and cure.
sent securely seated. post paid for 80 cents.
by DIR. G, WHITTIER. GlI -. Charlie, Street,
st. Louis, Mo-, the great specialist. Read his
works.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

The November term commenced on Monday
an closed lhur,dny -ChmcclIor Key pre-
tried, though a good deal Of business was di,
posed Of.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

BEEF at IIaneys on Wednesday aud Friday
I each week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

BARGAINS can be had at McKELDry & Cos.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

LADIES Hats of the latest styles at Chas. +.
Keith's,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-29

WuIsKEY is said to be horn Of plenty, be-
causc it will corn yen copiously The author
Of ihi, wa, seat to the lunttic asylum last
Wrck.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Sections Of the First Article Of the consttu
voters, a certificate OF registration, aud to
strike from the books Of registration the name
o. said dead, removed or disqualified persons,
aud for what cause under the Constitution aud
Laws Of this State, as the case may be-, and to
register the name Oi every person who shall
apply 10 him to be registered rs a qua lifted
voter, who shall satisfy him that he possesses,
or before the day or election next ensuing will
possess, the requisite qualifications under the
Coz tuition Of the Unit ID States aud the law
made ia pursuance thereof, and the Consttn-
ton Of the State II Maryland, the IN alifea-
tons of age, citizenship aud residence. aud
is not disqualified nnder the provisions u the
Second aud Third sections or the First Article
of the Constitution.
JESSE LAMBERT,
oct, IL " Register.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-10-12

Election District Of Carroll county, duly ap.
poitDed, commissioned and qualified. will it
with open doors. on Monday and Tassiag, ne
2s;h aHd 20h y October, 1872, At his Kesiuy ace
In Manchester, and will remain in session on
each uf said days from . O'Clock, 4. NJ until
o'clock, ?. N. tor the purpose Of correcting
the lists Of registration By striking from the
let Of qualified voters the uume- al all prfsous
known, or made known 60 him, who have di ID
ur removed lr0m said Election District, or
have become dizqualiind- under the provisions
OF the Second and Third Sections of the First
Article 0f the Constitution, aud To deliver to
any persnns appl wing, whose names appear on
the said list Of quslihed voters, a certificate Of
registration, and to strike from the books OF
registration the name Of said dead, removed
Or disqualified persons, and fnr what cause un-
der the Constitution aud Laws OF this state, As
the case mHy be, aud to register the name pf
every person who shall apply tn him to be
registered AS qualified voter, who shall satisfy
hiD that he possesses, or before the day Of
election next ensuing will posses, tue requi-
site qualifications under the Constitution Of
the United States and the law made In
pursuance thereof, aud the C0nstilu ton of the
State Of Mars land, the qualifications Of age,
citizenship aud residence aud is not disquali-
he'd under the provisions Of the second aud
Third Sections Of the First Article Of the Con-
slitlt0n. GEORGE SHOWER,
oct IL 81 Register.