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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
FINAL

OTlt IL hrrrly given TO all cisdtors and
~ others Interested in the csii:r of Walter
\uttcr. deceased, that I. the uni,rsi. .i-,i AL
administrator de honis non with Iii. viii ,nn.N.,t
al SAID esuitr, 'inirnd To MAKE 4 ,il.,l settle
mcnt Of said estate ut tn" april term oil The
Probate court of Lafayette county, 10 be begun
and HE'LL 1T the court house, iii the city of LrN-
inSton, ON IN. first Monday in April, 1853.
=. u. WEN iWDitIH. Administrator,
ftbI9 tic lunis non, with ~ I'M ,,nII,\rl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
DON'T
FREE TO EOOE AGENTS,

ELEGANTLY BOUND CASVAS5ISG BOOK
for tie hrst aiid c,,-aprst Family Bible ever pub
iisir.l, will br sent fr,r. of char T. To any DO N
agent. II %contains nearly 500 flnr scripture H.
IustratiOns, aud HSruiS nrr mg"iing w.iii I'm
prrcedente'l success. Address, stating cSpcri-
tucr, etc, aud W., will siipw y'u M.I u oar a-rnia
are doing, FUDLI- HIM. co.
Chicago, H., Cincinnati. Ohio. Oh ~. Louis, Mo
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
Friday. March olst, 1873,

between the huiiIs ufuinro'cluck in the forenoon
AMI five o'clock in the afternoon OF that day, III
front uf The CuGrihp sc,lubr. in the county q, La
f~ay-ttr aforesaid, proceed To sell AT pubic auc-
ton for cash, tie above described real estate, or
so much thereof as may b- necessary To satisfy
.rSt thv cost and cNpcu,cs nj cNvcHtii,s this tr.I>j.
next the l,,iiucr rrInIiMiig in arrrirs and un-
paid on said pTOnIis-uI! note.
icbf3.5t E~A,IA.;lAu j. MITCHELL.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19

NertIHInE II hiN T .nr.sI', TOclroicr, y. !.
AGENTS WAWTEl.-Tn. in,St ~iilrr.l
t.. ~ .rt.r OFF, Il. T.N...p.Ar.pSS IN AFRICA.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
TRUSTEES SALE Or REAL Es-
FATE.

w HEitEAS. Criun Dow attain, by his crriain
w decd VI rus, dti.d IA, Ism day OF Marc:
\. -. iS.u. and rec ,Ti.'i in decd al nGst record,
nIinUur ., On page Ia, IN the i.crori. rs Ollie,
al i.tftycliS cOunty LGi >.atr Of Missouri an
convey 10 the hhticrsi5uci trustee the following
dcscrinrd real estate lynn. and being situated "a
and described 10 follows, to-wIt: Lot numb,
~ three in BLOCK n;.Inlirr ~ one, ald 10
number ~ siN, % seven, ~ eight. 90 nin. AZ,
90 leu iu Diock (sJlwo, all III Wrniw urth's adli
iion 10 ths cay uI Lexington, according 10 tI'
plst nov OIL lille - IL. itc.nricr's Office Ui LiEay'
c.tr county uui Sta Z. of Missouri.
winch conveyance WIS made IA trust 20 sccuii
The payment OF iWo CERTAIN ptunu!SsJIy iot.:
therein Inscribed. AMI wII".,ls. boin OF sii,
notes are uut anu REMAIN unpaid.
HuM, therefore, iuiicc Is nrr.I,y given that la
undcra!snci trustee, II; iar REQUEST OF '.ir leu
holders oi SAID uotr, and IN rur.u Ui Ia
lrrIns ui sat decd oil trust, NJ, -.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
m'CAUSLAND
& BEDFQRD'S
Grand Palatial Dry Goods Headquarters,
SO MAIN STREET..

ALL ARLAzE WITH LIFE AND ACTIVITY. Three clerks. anal W.
monthly dividend D" cliE "a DRY pS1 G ;.9 GSyy wye Sys.I nm payi m; their ni tSsGsS
van9 may not soon; a thirty days cmn be spun out for a lon ime ,vI,cIhcr
40 ,. 70, w assnre o that hearts still fonLly cing to thee. anI we nay
W c "a to yon in strirtcst confidence. that mos of on Goods ,ro im,or,ed
WanI,e es1m ne mnmnfactnr"rs IN Paris and Lyons. FIR nee; London and
i t"rS s Gst and Hasser" Price Lists ae o o he Thought oh '% fim the same
i! VIII" u f3iCE LIST, which We furnish o N application, and win '"'
Guarantee that our Prices are lower than anv
New York Cost List you ever saw
or ever will see.
regarded as 70 the % e"din xe% p memories e""rs sh by reminding Won TINT " have been
,hn. dared TO fix the prices for the whole town {" 6ut % kmow no~ "G|; 10
I'M is lot a rms nor a Peter Funk sell. mt n real bona f1e nnnoune..
m mem TO- ~, INC purpose OF converting our immense stock ino the ROOT or
Paris, Lyons andspri"saria, Illinois, ito I" " make "o or spri" "gI purcSa.ss.
LAYING aside all jes,ms. W. wish to sy a few sensible, sober word. o..
idtO~i"g o casing; We have always attempted to do a "S'e" ~ W.
Straight Forward, Upright Business.
bost and nobhst people in the land. We propose to- con Im si !" - i,e =
course. We ask for the continuance OF your valued patronage. and we
To sell you Everything in our line as
cheap as any one in the world can
sell them and live. pE
m. r1 INK. %y You for your very liberal patronage in the past. and ,ru.aax to
We arc, very respectfully,
! j.n.s,m 1ecAusLAlD& BEDyolp.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-19
Assessment of jackson Co.. for 1879.

Assessment of Jacks.,n Co.. for 1879.
i.e"ie etn'e. Sl3, 'J., 80
Stocks, poiius an mortgages ....-... S5i,liS
All otacr personal property. ......... 1919, CGi
...... SIG, i1 COS
Real estate assessment this year is
SS56, ITO GO less than for last year.
Personal property is 1857, 32I 10 II. gre
than last year.
The number of head of different
kinds OF live stock is as follows:
nure 49,. ...-.-......... 2,iti
Sate go ~, nnj
sheep 81 III
iioso -.-..--... .JJ, sis
There is listed this year more than
last 2,l00 horses, S99 mules, 1915
cattle. But LIE head of sheep less
than last year. and 1908 head OF hogs
more.
The county court of Jackson oun
ty has ma,ic.am order for an election
in kaw township, 10 take blace on
the 18Th of March, giving the citizens
an opportunity to vote . subscrip-
tion OF $l50,OOU to the harrow gauge
railroad. "A similar order has been
made for Sni-a-Bar township for $780,
OO subscription. Bonds in both
cases to be for thirty years, at seven
per cent.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

ANOTHER HoRRoR While the hearts of many
are yet bleeding at the sad disaster to the
steamer Wawaset, in the Potomac, on the 10th
inst, by which seventy livesswere lost, there
comes another horror in railroad disaster
which occurred on the Chicago and Alton
Railroad on Friday last, by which eleven per-
sons were killed outright, and thirty-five so
severely scalded that many Of them cannot re-
cover. TWAS night and an incoming freight
train colliding with an express train, almost
entirely wrecked the latter. The cars caught
Ere, and numbers were burned badly and
scaldcd, so that many Of them will die. The
freight train which had left out of time was
passing around curve and was not observed
by the conductor on the express train until too
late to reverse. Both trains were running at
high speed, and came together with fearful
force.
The cause of the accident was the inexcusa-
bic foolhardiness of the conductor of the freight
train in leaving I.emont when he knew that it
was matter os life and death, that it was a
mere chance if he could reach the switch in
time, that it was his duty TO remain there un-
til the passenger train, which had the right Of
the way, was safely by, and that anyway he
had no right to run any risk or take any chan
ces The station agent at Lemont, entrcated
him not TO leave, and SO uneasy was he when
the train did leave that he listened until he
heard the conclusion, and then be went to get
the necessary aid.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

We make the following extract from the let
ter Of acceptance OF Col. LEVIN WooLFoRp,
the Democratic candidate for Comptroller of
the Treasury. 1t has the ring of the true met
nj, and If the Democracy of Maryland act upon
it, all win be we'll:
The great Democratic party of this coun-
try is evidently about to be put again on the
right track. The notes from the Ola Domin-
ion, and from Ohio, and the resolutions passed
by your Convention, have the sound of the
true metal. They indicate that the fight for
the right Of the people is about to DO taken up
in earnest. As long as in our National Con-
ventionS we compromise with the establish
ment Of monopolics by the General Govern
ment, as long rs We tolerate and excuse class
legislation, and palliate and nssmilaie our
selves to the measures OF the so-called Repub-
lican party, SO long will we full of success as
a national party, and we will not deserve to
succeed. We must confront usurpation, de-
nounce class legislation and the granting of
exclusive privileges; condemn the establish
ment of monopolies, by which the great mass
of the people are ground down for the benefit
of tho favored and privileged and when the
people recognize in us, rs they did in thegreat
jackson, the determined and honest purpose
tnsnphold their interests and to stand by their
rights in defiance of the wealth of the mo-
nopelists, and in fearless defiance Of our po-
eition, then will the people rally to our stand
ard, and our banner will float triumphantly
over the whole country as it did of yore. We,
here in Maryland, will succeed. The great,
the noble Democracy Of Baltimore and of the
State of Maryland cannot be conquered. We
have the best interests of the people at heart,
and they know it, and viii stand by us. Let
ms prove to them, let us show them plainly,
that we are fighting for their interests and
they will stand firm, and as the ball which is
now commencing to roll in the Great West
sweeps with irresistible force over the South
and North, 1t viii accumulate such mighty
power ina few years as will cause the evacua-
tion of Washington by the present Credit Mo-
bilier aud Monopoly administration. This is
what wish to see, and what we will see, if,
as national party, we are true to ourselves,
and true to the great principles which have
their foundation in virtue and the rights Of
the CITIZEN
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

The CousTY FAJR.-At the recent meeting
of the Executive Board Of the Agricultural So
ciety in this place, the right to sell confecton-
cry and refreshments was awarded 10 Mr.. Jos.
l.. Sayres, Of Washington, for $l75. The
right 10 furnish meals and lunch in the Din
ing Saloon was awarded 10 a committee Of the
Episcopal congregation Of Rockville, for $50,
who will make every preparation to satisfy the
calls made upon them. The right to supply
horse-feed was awarded to Mr. Daniel Kraft,
and to sell popcorn to Mr. Jno. II. Garrett
Arrangements have been made with the
Railroad company to run two trains day to
the Fair Grounds and the fare reduced 10 81
for the round trip from Washington, which
includes a coupon ticket admitting the holder
TO the Fair.
The right spirit prevails and IL the Farmers
and others do their duty, the Fair will be a
grand success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
aug 22--4t
MULE.

STATE OF MARYLAND, Mcntgoaery County, Sen.
THEREBY CERTIFY that on this 10th
day of August, 1873, before me, the subscribe
er, n Justice ofthe Peace of the said State in
and for the county aforesaid, perronaIly ap-
peared Jetson G.. Fields, and made oath in
due form Of iew that on the Let Of August,
1873, he took mp as an estray trespnssing up
on his enclosures, q dark brown MULE, with
black points, about fourteen hands high,
shod II round, and supposed 10 be twenty
and q halfyears old. Giren apder my hand.
EDW, r. HAYS, J. P.
The owner OF the above described Mule is
requested to come forward, .ioye property,
pay charges and take il away
aug 22-2t JETs0G 4 FIELDS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

A SENSIBLE MAN-Bishop Glossbrenner, OF
the United Brethren, declines to be made
doctor Of divinity BY the Otterbein University
His reasons are worth recording. He thinks
TINT these doctor-dignities should be given to
men of qualifications of much higher order,
intellectually and morally, than he makes any
preteDsion to. The bishops modesty is admi-
rable. If n clergyman be distinguished for
his mastery Of the science Of divinity, the title
Of doctor of that kind is proper enough; but
the double "D'' is getting so cheap and COM
mon that it stands chance also Of becoming
meaningless.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
EARE.

STATE OF MAEylAaD, Montgomery Cosis.iy Set.
HEREBY CERrIFg, that on this 18th
day Of August, 1873, before ms, the subscri-
Der, Justice of tho Peace Of said State, in
and for said county, personally appeared
Henry Mnkips, and made eatii in due form
oflaw that he did, on the 9Th day Of ugust,
inst, take up US an csiray, one Sorrel Mare,
with one white hind foot, VITA star in hep
forehead, and o ecallop In the end of right
car. Witness my hand.
d. H. B0UIC, j. p.
The owner Of be above described Mare is
requested to como forward, prove property,
pay charges, aud take her away
aug 22-2tP HENRY LINKIyS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
FIFTH DESTEsECT.

TNBE undersigned, officer of Registration
for the Fifth Election District of Mont
gomery county, hereby gives notice that ho
will attend at
Hollands Corner, Monday, Sept 18th.
Sligo, Tuesday, Sept. 18th,
Spencerville, Wednesday,, Sept. 18th,
1873, from 9 o clock, A. NJ. until O'Clock,
?. NJ, for the purl ose of correcting the
Books of Registration and discbarging his
duties as Officer of Registration.
Gss~ No person who is ron coaspts mentis,.
and no person who has heretofore been con-
victed of bribery, larceny, or other infa-
nous crime, (uniess pardoned by the Cover
nor,) shall be entitled to Registration.
Vs. Naturalizea voters viii be required TO
produce thcii papers.
M u. RICHARDSON,
aug 22-4t Officer of Registration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

A FINE SrEciMEN OF OATs.-Mr Nicholas
Catch. of Baltimore county, has left ut The
Sun Office a number of stalks Of oats grown on
the farm of Alfred Ray, Rock Creek, Mont
gomery county Nd, said to be a sample ofan
entire field of ten acres. 1t measures FIVE feet
six inches in height, the stalks of remarkable
thickness and the grain large. 1t is the Po-
land or gencnerally called black oats.-Balfo.
Iyun
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

Rev. ], B. AvERlTT is now in Winchester
with his family, enjoying the invigorating in
fluences of our mountain atmosphere aud the
society of old friends. Mr.. Ayeritt is ono of
those to whom our town owes large measure
of good will for the establishment Immediately
after the war, of the Dunbar Female Insti-
tute, " which he conducted successfully for
seven years. He is now, we learn, settled in
"Grace Parish" Maryland, near Washington
City--a neighborhood where the veteran jour
naist, Hon. Francis P. Blair, Sen, now 80
years of age, is central social fgure; and
over church in which this aged gentleman is
an active and earnest member VIM Times.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

An old farmer at Harrisburg, r., has wa
gon piled with lumber standing in his shed
which has stood in the same position for sixty
one years. lie was engaged to be married,
and was building a home for his bride; but,
on his return from an expedition 10 buy lum-
Der, found rival had married his lady love.
He thereon made vow that his wagon laden
as 1t was with lumber, should stand just as it
was for all time
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
For County Commissioner.

He&ot0- Cttt@eHS
Montgomery County
HAVING always looked upon the holding OF
political conventions as intended to stite the
voice of.thc people, and as altogether unneces-
sary and uncalled-for in the approaching con-
cess have determined, in compliance with
the request of many voters, 10 announce my
self an independent candidate for the Office of
County Commissioner for the Fourth Election
Distpct.
Should you deem me worthy of your conf
dence., and see fit to grant me your support,
promise to use my utmost endeavors to stay
the present REoKLRss and UNNECESSARY expen-
diture of the peoples money, and to otherwise
discharge the duties of the office, faithfully
and without p@RTIALITy.
aug STA y B. OFFUTT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
=. w, OWEN,
GEORGE PETER,
Democratic State Central Committee for
Montgomery County.

Our NOMINEES. TO day We place at our
must-hoad the names of Col. LEVIN WooLFoRD
and Hon. JAMES S. FRAEKtIN, the Democratic
Conservative candidates for Comptroller OF
tho Treasury and Clerk Of the Court of APP
peals. These gentlemen need no commenda-
ton nt our hands. Their unanimous renomi-
nation by tue Democratic State Convention of
Maryland is their best endorsaiion. To have
meritcd this is n deserved compliment TO faith
full public servants and shows the appreciation
OF those services by the Maryland Democracy
The finances of the State, under the manage
meet of Col. WooLrsRD, are in the most pros
porous condition, and the whole Indebtedness
Of the State could be discharged in a few years,
without an increase in the burdens of taxa
iiou. The services Of such an officer cannot
be dispensed With, and 1t is the interest Of the
people to re-ccc. him 10 tho Office he has filled
with such distinguished ability.
OF Mr.. FRANKLIN, tho same uniform testi-
mony of faithfulness in Office is borne by the
people of the State. We heard distinguished
member Of the Maryland Bar say, ia public
speech, that Mr.. Franklin had everything in
his Office reduced to systcm-that all business
was promptly attended to--that letters from
counsel asking information on matters per-
taining to tho interests Of their clients was
promptly given, thus preventing delays in the
settlement of their busincss--a most important
matter, as all know who have any knowledge
Of Court proceedings. The services of such
officers are invaluable, and the people of Mary
land owe it to themselves to retain them in
Office and to re-elect them by nu overwhelming
majority, and VIC hazard nothing in saying
Conservative party but do their duty to these
old and faithfulpublic servants.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

ny- GEORGE G. HEYNING. Clothier,
Draper and Furnisher, No. 4l0 Seventh street,
between and Il, (old National Intelligencer
Building Washington, D. c., offers to the
dwellcrs in Montgomery county the largest
assortment of desirable Goods TO be found in
that vicinity.
va His specialiies are Fine Ready Made
Clothing, Fine Woolens, by the yard Fine
Garments, to Order and Perfectly Fitting
Shirts.
Va One price in oil departments. A call
solicited. jan l7-tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

LOOK Our Three or four weeks ago, in a
neighboring county, two men stopped at the
houses of several farmers, pretending they
wanted to establish township libraries, which
were to be kept at tic farmers house, and the
books to be furnished free of cost. They call
cd upon a wealthy farmer and asked him to
take charge of the library, if be would, they
then asked him to write his name on piece OF
paper which was to be sent to the County Au-
ditors. These slips of paper the rascals took
and afterwards wrote promissory note above
the signature for sums ranging between $50
and $50, payable in sixty days, and signing
any name they pleased. These notes were Of
forwards discounted at bank. People ought
to be on their guard and watch such smooth
tongucd villains.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

JouN A. BAKER.-We desire to call pariieu-
lar attention to the Fertilizers, Seeds for Fall
seeding. Drills, &C., advertised in "Baker's
column, - and to say that these will be deliv-
cred at any point along the line of the Metro
politan R. R. Mr.. Baker is so well known for
fair dealing and in genuine articles that he
needs no recommendation to the Montgomery
County people,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

INDICTMENT OF UDDrRzooK. The grand jury
in Wesichester, Pa, have found a true bill
against VIM. e. Undertook, which contains
two counts, one charging him with the murder
of Winfield s Goss, otherwise known as Alex
G. Wilson, the other charging him with the
murder of male white person to the jury I'M
known. The trial was postponed until the
October court
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
To The Editor Of The Sentinel :

| notice in your paper my name spoken OF
rs a candidate for tho Office of County Com
missioner. ! am very much obliged to my
friend ''X'' for the compliment but must de-
cline the honor. I do not desire to be q can
ddate for Commissioner or any other Office.
You viii, therefore, please discontinue my
name in the columns of the Sentinel in that
connection. ". W. OWEN.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
For Clerk.
TO the Democratic Conservative Voters
Of Montgomery County,

FELLow-CITIzEHs
offer you my services as candidate for
the position of County Clerk, subject to the
decision of your County Convention If in
your Judgment the public interest can be bet
Ter subserved and the harmony and integrity
of our party organization promoted by select
ing some other gentleman, will cheerfully
give to your nominee cordial and earnest
support. Should it be your good pleasure to
confer that honor upon ME, pledge myself TO
use all lawful means al my command 10 bring
out the strength of the party to the support OF
your ticket; and, ifelected, to spare no labor
nor expense necessary TO the conducting of the
office in a manner satisfactory to the Bench,
the Bar and the people.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
TROS WATERS Of s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
To mn EcHon- Citizens

respectfully announce myself q candidate
for the office of County Commissioner, and So
licit the support of my fellowcitizens. If
elected, pledge myself to faithful discharge
of the duties Of the office; and not wishing to
be considered a disorganzer, will checrfully
submit my claims to convention, if organi-
zed upon fair and honorable principles.
NATHAN S. WHITE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22

The New PRESBYTERIAN CuURcH. orkmen
arenow busily engaged in making prepara-
ton for the erection Of the new Presby tcrian
Church, soon to take the place of the one de-
stroyed by ERE in March last. When compile
ted, in its fair proportions, it will be an orna-
ment to our town.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-08-22
On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WE'D
NESDAY. the 10Th, 10Th and 18th
davc ne Santan,hor 1879

from O clock A. NJ, until G o'clock, Pm,
for the purpose of discharging bis duty as such
Officer of Registration according to the pro-
visions of said Act Of the General Assembly
of Maryland.
The Registration Act Of 1870 provides that,
at the time and place published by said Of
icersof Registration, they shall proceed to
strike from the list of qualified voters the
names of all persons known or made known
to them, who have died Or removed from the
lecti on Dis trict, or have become disqualified
under the provisions OF the second and
third sections of the fret Article of the
Constitution and to deliyer 10 any person ap-
plying, whose name appears on the said list of
qualified voters, a certificate Of Registration,
and TO register the name of every person who
shall apply to said Officer TO be registered, MS
a qualified voter, who shall satisfy them he
possesses, or, before the day of election next
ensuing, will possess the requisite qualifca-
tons under the Constitution Of the United
States and the law made in Pursuance thereof,
and of the Constitution Of the State of Mary
land, the qualifications of age, citizenship and
residence, and is net disqualified under the
provisions Of the second and third sections Of
the First Article Of the Constitution"
Jz.1- He also gives notice. that he will at
tend, at the same place and at the Same hours,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 9th and 18th
days of October, 1873, for The purpose OF
correcting the Books of Registration and
published list of registered voters, in pur-.
snance of the provisions of section 10, &c.,
of said Act Of the General Assembly.
REYNOLDS s. PATTERSON,
aug 22-tdS Officer Of Registration.