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Death of Hon. George II. Ike.

From the Charleston Free Press.
The people OF both Virginias will
learn. with profound sorrow that this
distinguished citizen died at his resi-
dence, Clarksburg, West Virginia, on
Thursday, the Goth instant, after a brief
illness. His lame is the property OF
both States, and will with pride, be
cherished by both. The annals OF the
Jurisprudence o: Old Virginia are rich
with the treasures OF his mind expended
in her service whilst the judicial history
and records OF West Virginia are filled
with the evidence of his varied and
solid learning as jurist. We intend no
disparagement OF others when we say
that he was entitled to rank as the first
LEGAL mind OF the State. His acquire
meuts and high sense of honor in the
discharge OF professional duties attract
ed to him a valuable clientage aud in
creased his practice to larger proper
ton than was attained by that Of any
| other practitioner of the State.
Judge Lee was q native OF Wlnches'
ter, Va.,-was the son OF Daniel Lee
Clerk of the old Court OF Chancery, anc
WAS about 65 or &C years OF age. He
was a gentleman of courtly and afablt
manners such "a belonged to the ole
refine OF which he wss a mG2t excel
lent tyre. His tastes were OF the mos
refined order and many Of his able lega
arguments were embellished by mos
apt classical quotations which not only
enforced the points presented to the
Court, but evinced the stores otinfor'
nation he had gathered in the fields o
general and elegant literature.
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The Murdered General Ryan

Poor Ryan, now that he is dead, we
forget all his f-ailties and remember
his good deeds. Almost the last act OF
his life was heroic, and is like great
lump of gold cropping out from his
sands of error. Mr.. Samuel Goven,
President in Kingston, Jamaica, OF the
Committee of the Society of the friends
in that city, accompanied, with a num-
Der of others, friends of Ryan, the Vir-
ginius six miles out to sea on her fatal
trip. When leaving the vessel to return,
and about to step or climb down a lad
der to board the stcam-tug that was to
carry them back, the ladder broke and
precipitated Mr.. Goven, the pilot and
another gentleman into the sea. which
was running go high that an escape
from death seemed almost impossible.
The passengers on board the Virginius
were panic-stricken, and to add to any
slight chance Mr.. Goven might have
had for his life. the pilot, a very heavy
man, had clutched him in the water and
was bearing him down. AS soon as the
alarm Of "a man overheard reached
the cabin, Ryan, who was dining at the
time, rushed on deck, and throwing of
his coat and vest, jumped overheard
and rescued the drowning man. 1t will
be remembered that through the COOL
ness and bravery CT Ryan party OF eight
were rescued from drowning, having
been overturned in a gust while sailing
last summer on the Potomac opposite
Washington. A gentleman who was
one of the reecued told us that before
starting on the sail one Of the crew OBJ
iected to Ryau's accompanying them,
alleging that he was dead beat and q
fraud "but," said he, that gentle
mans mind was changed very suddenly
after being fished out BY poor Ryan.
Such is lie Washington Capital.
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Tue Barbour county PlaindsaIer says
that the following letter, vsrbGtim et lit
eratim, was cent to gentleman in that
county by an applicant for a position
as teacher of a public school. lie did
not get the place.
OBERLGS, o., October -, '73.
DEAR SIR Gentlemans
now write you unknown gentle
mans asking for a chance for Teaching
School if you can inform me OF aPiace
wages also Answer soon as You can
| have been teaching Tor . yers
Oblige me very much by answer
Yours truly
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How TO DO 1t.

A gentleman in town who knows all
aboutiit gives the following recipe for
loading for different game, which will
undoubtedly be ol great service TO ANA
teur sportsmen
For partridge, 3 drachms OF powder
and . drains old rye.
For duck, 8 drachms powder, and in
order that the duck may appear about
the size of barn door, and therefore
easier TO hit, 5 drains OF old rye.
If the duck is not hit, load again,
adding another dram of rye, and you
won't care continental whether the
animal is killed c. rot.-FarmrH!C
M,rcUyV.
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The Human Kitchen and ftS Dunno
wAItars.

The body is supplied with ailment by
vessels which connect the stomach and It's
auxillaries with the venous system, and, so
to speak, perform the office OF dumb walters
in restaurant. In other words, these
media of communication between the aDi-
nal kitchen and its dependents supply 10
each member or organ, near or remote, the
quantity and kind of sustenance required
derelict in lis duty, or the dumb walters
inert or INSTRUCTED, II Is the peculiar pro-
vince OF Il ostettei's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters to strengthen and regulate them.
Hence its marvellous cures OF chronic indi:
GeStion, and the emacistiOn, debility and
lauguor which are generally its concomit-
ants. lis, moreover, powerful Alternative
and corrective, the rapidity with which II
checks irregularities otthe liver and bowels,
and braces and invigorates the nervous Sys-
TEN, is marvel, not only TO the general
public, but to professional men.
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The Steubenville Herald and Ns0S
is in error in supposing that a joint
resolution calling upon Congress for an
appropriation for geological survey
OF this State has been passed by the
legislature Of West Virginia. 1t has
not passed neither is there much pro-
liability that it will. A resolution o
that kind has been introduced, but oul
information is that it has met with nc
favor.
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not look upon the propoeed
settlement OF the Virgin"
Jus case as sufficient or acceptable. 1t
provides no idemuity for the families o.
those who have been murdered, and it
gives no guarantee against a repetition
of the ofense. These particulars are
insisted upon by popular sentiment and
they must be conceded by Spain even
though the alternative be war.
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THE PlaindsaLer, a new weekly news
paper published in Phillip, Barbour
county, has been received. 1t is edited
by Mr.. D. w. GALL, whose name has
no allusion TO the character OF his
writings. We welcome the new paper
and wish it success. If properly con-
Quoted and supported it will accomp-
ljsh much for the good people OF Bar
bour county.
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THE SPANISH QUESTION,

The more the recent protocol agreed
upon between Secretary FIsn and the
Spanish Minister is examined, the less
it :iS approved. Anxious TO maintain
national honor without an appeal to
arms, the people of the United States
were quick to accept what appeared at
first sight to be a concession OF the very
moderate demands made by this govern
ment in relation to the Virgiuius affair,
and there was general rejoicing and an
universal feeling of relief when it was
understood that the Spanish govern
ment had professed its willingness to
make ample reparation for the wrong.
Cooler examination OF the proposed
terms OF settlement has revealed the
fact that Mr.. Secretary FISH has been
outvtted by Admiral PALo, and that
the much praised protocol offers very
unsatisfactory balm for the wounded
honor OF the United States.
The chief objection TO the agreement
is that it seems to coneede to the Span
ish government "the right Of search.
in denial OF which principle we waged
with Great Britain the war of 1872. APP
parently, the Spanisrds are at liberty to
seize upon the ocean any vessel bearing
the American flag and take her to 8
Cuban port and there murder nine
tenths OF the passengers and officers
and crew, upon the mere suspicion
that they. are flibusters; AID
leave TO after determination the ques-
ton whether or not the vessel was en-
titled TO the protection of the United
States; and then, if it be found that
the capture was wrongful, the return OF
the weasel and the surviving prisoners
and the farce OF salute to the flag
will wipe out the score and atone for
the wrong that has been done. Under
this protocol the Spauiards execute
first and try afterwards, and claim to
have rendered full reparation for the
lives OF their victims when they make a
formal bow and hand over the bloody
clothes of those whom they have muir
dered.
There is in this protocol
not one word OF regret
(or the past and not one word OF
guarantee for the future. Spain can
repeat tomorrow the act which has
shocked the civilized WORLD, without any
infringement OF the terms OF the proto-
col accepted by Secretary FISH. Our
dispatches this morning show that
Spanish cruisers are in search OF the
Atlas, an American vessel suspected OF
carrying aidto the Cuban reyolutionists,
and, il the Atlas should be ovethauled
upon the high seas, she would be taken
TO some Cuban port and some BURRIEL
would be found who would
order the execution Of her pas
sengers and officers and crew, and
then defer to subsequent investigation
the question whether or not the Atlas
was a regularly cleared United States
ship and entitled to the protection of
the American flag. There is nothing
in the protocol which can prevent
Spanish mansof-war from capturing on
the high seas any OF our peaceful
packet ships and putting to death every
soul on board; a subsequent salute to
the flag and the return Of the vessel be-
ing deemed ample reparation for the
wrong.
The people Of the United States do
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DIED.

DOWNEY-December 8, 1873, at his resi-
dence, Elm Grove, GEORGE powNEf,
aged fifty years.
Funeral this Thursday afternoon, al two
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited
to attend,
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NOTiCE
~UPpER AND FESTIVAL.

AT STUBENRAUGH HALL,
For the benefit OF the Third Presbyterian
Church, THURSDAY and FRIDAY even
ings. Dec. 4th AM 5th Admission 20 cents
Children ID cts.
There will bo a car for Centre Wheeling
ri II O'clock. OCC0
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The latest Novelty

lust RFCEIVED, ANOTHER LOT OF
j Hendricks Patent Nursery Chair, the
most convenient as well rs the greatest
novelty in Nursery Chairs yet introduced.
HUBBARD Il McRURNlE,
deco 1924 Market street.
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WILLIAMS BROS.

CENTRE WHEELING, 2l2i MAIN ST.
~ one square below Ferrels dry goods
store, are Selling Oil ChromOs on time, in
weekly payments of 81 90. Albums and
Steroscope Views In great variety on hand
Photographs copied in India or Water col :.
org. dec2.t.ra
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FOR RENT.

nsnE DESIRABLE STORE ROOM. on
Market street, formerly occapied by
John p. koOsC. Possession giEen im.nad.-
ately. Apply at Bank OF Wheeling to
II. {. LIST,
dec2-a EXectOr OF Z II. Cummins.
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FOE TsETT.

TOSS SSIOY GIVEN ON THE FIRST
of January, the Large and elegant room
in the second story of Odd Fellows Han,
adjoining TO and same size of the room OF
tina Library AssOcatl ton, suitable for society
meetings or concerts Apply 10
MRS. XEIGESFEIDER,
20 Monroe street, or
W, Z. McKELVEY,
deem lI22 Market street.
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a M u s z M z NTS-
HAMILT0N'S OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. JAS. F1rzs1MxoNs, Lessee and Manager,

Mr.. JAS. FITZsIMMoNs, Lessee ana Manaeer'
Event of the season-For three nights
only, Thursday, Friday and saturday
nights and Saturday matinee, December
Attn, 5th and 9Th. Manager James F1tzAm.
mons respectfully announces Tor the ABOVE
period only, the entire great
FOX AND DESIER's PANTOMIME
TROUPE.
Tony Denier, the sole acknowledged rival
OF G. l.. Fox, as clown, in his tamoum pan
tomime, entitled, HUMPTY DUMPTY, as
PLAYED for three years in New York City.
TWenty-fye talented performers. An ar
ray OF Speciality artists, including Gymnas-
ties, the youngest Cornet player In the
world, Dutch. Comicalities, Spade Dane
ing, Songs and Dances, limitations OF Birds
and Animals, Silt Performance, Seiro'
Comic Sohgs and Oriental Jugglery.
sp-No increase in the prices, all the same
cheap admission 20, 80 and IS cents.
Reserved seats for Fox and Denler's per-
forrnances for sale only at the box Office OF
the Opera House. Boz sheet now open
from IL A. NJ, until P. NJ by the treasurer
Mr.. Henry Wheeler. Seats can be secured
by telegraph.
declt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIvENTHAT MRS. LIZZIE
i Stotsbery has left my bed and board,
and that WIN not pay or recognize any
debts that she contracts after this date;
EEsrE VIM. STOISBER4.
WHEELING, Dec3, 1873. deciq
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Teas.
40 HALF CHESTS OOLONG, GOOD TIC
~ choice,
- halfchests SOuchOng. good 20 choice
70 Japan
"MoYUNE" GUNPowDEE.
% half chests prime TO choice
) common.
"PING sUEY" GUSPOWDER.
- matted boxes good TO choice,
90 " extra fine,
u half chests common TO prime.
YOUNG HYsoN.
half chests choice.
We especially invite the attention OF the
trade TO our large stock OF TEAS and TO.
BACCOs, all new and fresh, bought at low
prices.
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T0baccos.
OUR STOCK EMBRACES THE FOL-
~ lowing popular brands and styles:
l2 INCH TWISTS.
IS boxes Yellow Jessa mine,
50 d" .'irie Chicken,
10 - JJrIie Smith,
10 4" Gold Medal,
~ Crescent,
10 Walkers.
INCH TWIST.
% Cadd!es Luscious Chew,
% " Prairie Chicken.
PoUSIs.
boxes B0oker's Bright.
As.
20 caddIes Beverly Bright.
NAVY POUNDS.
10 boxes Virginia Care,
% Tingle & Isham's choice,
10 Monitor.
NAVY 15Ds.
q cadhies Rose Bud Bright,
10 caddies Perry's Victory,
"a Monitor,
Is Virginia Dare, Double Thick,
20 Black Warrior, black,
IL Andrew Jackson, black.
SPUN ROLL AND TWIST.
Is caddies best spun roll,
10 kegs 8 twist,
In store and for sale.
TINGLE s ISHAM.
The New York herald., 1873-09-09
AMUsEMENTs.
TRAND OPENING

GRAND OPENING nm
Mr. A. samuells Lessee and Manager
tS ,hs
nid''n Fafs Rfy Sss6iY 4nsssis W RSSSiS e
posed sIrons OF aaa public and
many q the most popular performers IN Tue oramau'
The Orchestra will be full and efficient being composed
of some Of best sooiss in America under the able
Leadership Of the talented musician and composer FRO
The s,asc mechanism Is Of the newest invention by Mr..
Benson sher. ood and no expen,e VIII pc R dt m @
and superior of scenic Illusion worthy the pa
ronase Of metropolitan audience n an 'ae Smer
lean and European celebrity Will appear In rapid sacces.
sion in the standard and comedies 50 many ny
spectfuy announced that the opening play which Will
DC prsSen'sTHU TUESDAY n EVENING, SEPT. o. 1873
and every evening until urther notice, Is the famous
comedy In 1--WE rst, IospoS fR,i;es ASSURANCE.
Sn Shass sas coursy c'SSM@e fss kss's
Sir hareonrt ocairtcy dirstt appearance w..o~.
psazs (rst in this city, Mr. John Norton
Max Harkaway uhrst appearance III TINS
Mark Mccijdic; W. Fisfe
Cool crsi appearance in this city, MT Eben PiymptOn
Solomon Isaacs Uirs' appearance In tins n.uox
Simpson. CUTLER arst appearance in this.
Martin. a servant tarst appearance in thi,
James servant ifrst appearance in this
Lsdy Gay spanxer tirst appearance in
Grace HsrSaway crst appearance in dis
Pert 9rst appearance il this city, Mis-, Katie Mayhem
Seats can be secured six days in advaace and will be
h G Of h m srds . sse sreO
lyn, and at Rullman's, Ia Broadway, New York.
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LACKS.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF ATTRACTION.

Engagement of the popular Comedian,
SHEII BARRY,
and production OF Boucicauit's Drama OF the
COLLEEN BAWN,
in which Mr. BARRY will appear in his great part OF
MILES MA COPPALEEN
supported by
POWERFUL CAST.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY AND MECHANICAL
EFFECTS.
SATURDAY ONLY COLLEEN BAWN MATINEE
In preparation, new local Drama
MIR. CHARLES GAYLOR,
DIST AND DIAMONDS
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

NEW LYCEUM THEATRE,
late Fechters Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
W. L. MANSELL ..........................M Manager
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ELECTION NOTICE.
specified and except also to section seventeen
which shall take effect Immediately.
Yours respectfully,
q. HILTON SCkIBNEK, Secretary of State.
SHERIyy's Ovy1cH, Nxw CoUsI Houss.
CIrY AND COUNTY NEw YonK, August !, 1873.
Icertify the foregoing to be true copy Of the election
notice received by this day from The secretary OF
state. MATTHEW ]. BRENNAN.
Sheriff of the city and county Of New YORK iS,
Publishers OF newspapers notified not 70 insert s
advertisement unless specially authorized TO do so sec
'""p''' now Aa"'o' MATHEW !. BRENNAN. Sheriff
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

GRAND OPERA HoUsE-TwENTY-THIRD STREET
" and Eighth avenue.
,,,,,,rm,, Begins at TX precisely
Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY. Sole Lessee and Manager
ne and MOST POWERFUL ROMANTIC ana SPEC
TABULAR DRAMA in four acts by MIR. LEOfOLD
LEWIS of LONDON, founded on Sues famous novel,
entitled
WANDERING
JEW,
now playing with undiminshed success at the Adelph
Theatre, London having been performed upwards of $50
nights.
The new and splendid Scenery by. Chas. W. witham
New Machinery. by MIR. ThOs. j. Kelley
The Music c............."by .; MI A; Predgam
Properties. Robert Cutler
costumes Mme f1hcheUe
THE GRAND CAST.
N. Rodln the Secretary. Mr.. Frank Hardenburg
DagOOert uno NeefaO Mr. ~ L. Harkins
Morok ono Lion Tamer James Inyior
1ottl VI ~, oA
Jacques Rennopont "a iSpendthriit) Mr. Chas Leccrcq
Agrcol Baudo IN (Son of Daeober0. Mr M d. Hebus
gabriel Vhe Missionary j. G fcaKcs
Lorl0t tne oyer las ~ ON
LIE bursoNastcr ~; EnOs
ME sot.ry mn
Eane Fam x Une fa.thiai a. m v) gGw)
Antoine Servant to Rodin). ............W H. Hamilton
The wandering ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. ., Jen,niss
Police Agents. J Brady
ssecbc the Orphans Adenias LamIoH aroS
Francoise Wi!e OF Dagohcrp Miss Mary Carr
Nepnsc MISS Eenny Aaywnro
A'A" '~AA
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DRYANrs Observation-Disclosures STREET,
ID between Sixth and Seventh avenues, ncar Booths
Theatre,
First appearance since his return from Europe OF
DAN BRYANT.
Will appear in new character scene,
OLD BLACK JUEl
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE
Mcssrs Unsworh, Eugene, Bob Hart. Nclsc Seymour
Dave Reed, Harry Stanwood Con Murphy Brockway,
DRYANT'S vOCALISTS AND GRAND ORCHESTRA
Two hours fun Bryants All new acts.
Commences at eight o'clock. Seats secured.
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AMusEMENrn.


BS%GSfSS B%G i EsEfEEE FsEkFaH: Manager.
Tie $S$sS SSs sssd
Engagement 70, Mr. ii1Ssss SsS PssE.2Sss Pss2sSs, Ss
the popular Young Comedian. ,,s,,
preceded by the S'sfnnlpPF sHRaP sfEos q ns
fS',;s @R'S Miss
DALY,s BROADWAY THEATRE.
81. SsS DAILY
LAST NIGHTS
AIMEE
In
the most fascinating and popular Opera Boue since the
entitled
LA FILE
DE
MADAME ANGoT.
In consequence OF the brief limit of this present engage
mcnt of M CHIzzoLA's very complete and popular
Opera BouGe Company, and the great demand for
of Mile AIMEE's other and earlier Comic Opera Por.
traitures, It is announced that
LA FILE DE MADAME ANGor
will be played only these few nights longer anG
ONE MATINEE MORE.
Box open for all the last performances from
tx Evening PRICES g. 81 o. 81 Family ,h
house. Reserved seats ccc. extra.
MONDAY October g. first appearance of Mr. j. X.
EMMETT since his return from Europe and production
OF his new London Drama, MAX.
DALY'S BROADWAY THEATRE
~ 72S and 730 Broadway. Curtain rises at 3.
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUGUSTIN DAILY.
LAST NIGHTS OF
AIMEE IN
the most fascinating ana popular Opera Boue since the
creation La Grand Duchess Lecoq's brilliant Opera
LA FILE DE MADAME ANGOT
will be played only the o lew n ghts longer, and
ONE MATINEE MORE.
Evening prices 81. 81 bO, s2. Family circle, Soc;
seats 50c. extra.
MONDAY, October 6. first appearance of Mr.. J. X.
EMME since his return from Europe, and production
Of his new London Drama, MAX
The New York herald., 1873-09-09

W. L. MANSELL. Manager
OPENING NIGHT. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
@ s & onGa
hs en- SS On
Mr. IxNsELL has the honor to announce the inausu
ration of the '0aSn Tn Sn New IN daf esS0r' mentioned
Really the most handsome theatre in New York;
Exquisite in form and splendid in decoration
Stsurpasses anything ever attempted hero bofors."-
one Of the most beautiful places Of amusement on the
Most sumptuons, luxurious and elcgant"-Telegram.
Witheut exception the most elegant theatre IN the
ana sntsTDrss displaced On all
IN offering tn the qS
ssss
ssT rssf NJ ssf
ambition show that the enterprise referred to de-
fffSfs sSi1 s@@ AND TnH WEEK HALlDAys
A'''fs Run 6S sSS SiaS1SIS SSsf IoSDoS
ouaslmodo the Bell Ringer OF Notre Dams, r,
Claude FT00' ArchdescOn of SosTS 3a" sn,s, wn.seign
Captain Phcbus, OF the Kings Archers. u.,., n.,.on
first appearance in the United 5'ss 5ss5y Da.'"a
ssnan s''' ShHs'ns arst sppearanse3 MI, ,'svs
1Dp'5 sspss4snso here in sr,.
assesranis in the saiss % i
l'.' hef lirss Appearance the United siatesJ
oadals rsi in Xmerie% crawford
N'A' FULL CH3Kus AND CORPS; De BALLET
THE PLAY.
ACT I-ScRNE L-Publc Garden in Paris. "Dansc des
Follcs and Carnival of Fools" SCENE 2.-Claude
FrolO's Cell. SCENE 3.-rhe Cour des Miracles Chorus
OF fZingari and Bacchanalian Dance.
ACT II-sCENE l.-Cel in the Paais de Justice SCENE
2-Courtyard OF the Palais. ScnNE g.
"NOrRE DAME"
"Mlserere" and Grand Medieval Pageant The Catic
dral Bcsicgcd.
ACT IIIeSCENE l-Cloisers Of the Cathedral scrvR 2-
OLD PARIS by NIGHT.
The Death Struggle in the Tower Of Notre Dame
Box Office Open
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SEC I7-At the next general election held in this state
acr the passage OF this act there shall be provided by
fhe proper authorities in each election district within
city and county Of New York and IN each election
scpsrate box in which The inspectors Of election in
each said election districts shall deposit the ballots
presented 10 them by the electors of said districts, which
ballots shall have on the outside thereof the following
ballots shall be The WORDS For the aon Of the
towns Of Morrisanis. West Farms and Kngsbridge to
word. "Agans lie lexa,On of the towns q Nor
rsania, West Farms and kingsbridge 10 the city and
county Of New York" ballots shall be so folded as
10 conceal all the words therein except 'Annexation;
manner as votes given ior state officers are BY lazy re-
turn SHAH appear that majority o all the ballots so
cast shall contain The words Against the anne xation OF
the towns Of Norrsana West Farms and Kingsbrdgc to
ihe city ana county m New York" then II shall be the
duty oi NC secretary OF State 10 make and file GER
M,a o. uc result ~ his Office within ten days alter
shall be imperative aud void" ~ " - "
sfc IS This act shall take effect on The lrst day Of
January eighteen hundred and seventy -four. except
10 such parts as arc otherwise provided for and to
seh parts ilshs take cGcct al the time tunes In ts