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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

Attention IS directed 20 the adyer-
tist ucnt OF G.. e.. Coiaoln & Co. in this
issue Of The HERALD.
va surrender a large amouat Of space
this week % Governor John r. har,ranil.
Reed what he has Jo sly.
SETH T. HUaD, tae veteran editor of
ihy Bro. usyiljc C.'oUrr died 80 his resi-
deagc IN Brownsville a Jew Gay age.
FlEEY. President OF the Seratc. used
10 make shinales. Etr3v in l!e shingles
were. perhaps, used o. make him-Dc-
have.
Tas vital s.at5s cs 0. THIS country prove
tina. % woman wall s.euu more time %
hide d pimple On her forehead than she
wi! 50 take care OF seven children.
EACH morning las, week a number oi
The .oys aud girls c'u.l be seen wendIu-
,lc.r way toward The creek 20 ny The dee.
lu. It wouldn't hold wcrha &
II is said that Jordan am a hard road
io iFalh'e. bat we vii! Let "a cancelled
postage stamp ;lat 81 is uo, as hard as
SOME IL oUr county roads.
Assoun- ladies and gentlemen are sup
posed TO be interested in the subject for
discussion at lyccgm az lis next meeting.
they aI, respectfully invited 30 a;;cna.
THaEE young uau. whose ages range
from lne,I TO twenty years, we're lodged
III Fort Pile on Saturday last. For par
t~ia-l.rs see our JenEer X Roads items.
WrLad ID call from ogr genial yellow
PILGRIM +. O. Meyers uf MeycrzLa!c last
week. Come again Joe; the lasch string
hangs "llguous' lhe door.
Two Ereuchmcn with g dancing bear
ulr1ded cur streets ca Friday last, 10 Tie
great omUscmeui of The boys both large
and small. The hear had a take in equal
10 the soldier from over the Rhine.
WE 10 NOT know what il means OF
course, bur we noticed q Young lady ard
gentleman injeniiy prrusinE the marriage
ceremony during services 81 the Episcn-
pal Church On Sunday last.
SIMPLE RrNEDY-Twoniy minutes u
the smoke Of wool viii take tie pain ont OF
the worst wound, and repeated once or
twice will allav the worst Inflammation
arising from q woard. Il IS simple and
wei worth the trial.
~
T. Won went vour Butter sold promptly
40 coal prices and the s.lss sad money a.
once. ship II %
kFSSAUD s. OrDEsLUYs.
So Exchange Place,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
SALE.
T1nrslrn .Lannaru 20 &c

Bv virlueaf an oricr issucI ont of tho Orrftls'
Court OF Somerset county. Pa. 10 The Undersigned
directed. there viii be exposed o sale, by pu1lis
au-crv. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

the Court Of Common Pleas of Somerset county.
Pa. and TO ne directed. I will expose to sale by
public 0utcry, at the Court House. in Somerset, on
Friday, January %. 1876,
the following described real estate. 70 wit:
All the right. title. interest and claim of Philip
Weighley, Of. in and to the following real estate.
viz:
4 certain trnct Of land situate in Somerset TIP.
Somerset county. Pa. containing $50 acres. more
or less. Of which there are about 125 acres clear
with n two story frame dwelling house. barn and
stable thereon erected. with orchard Of fruit trees
and sugar orchard on the same. adjoining lands OF
Jacob Weller. Samuel ]. Weller. Harrison G0hn.
Vim F. Weller AMI others, with the appurte-
nanres.
Taken In execution as the property Of Philip
WejghlPy at the suit NJ Henry Keim.
TERNS-Any peTsen purchasing at the above
sale will please iakc notice that ten per cent OF
the purchase money will he required rs soon a.
the property Is knocked down. otherwise l. viii
again be exposed 10 sale. The reSiine OF the ruT-
ehas Sc money must he paid on or before the nth Of
January. 1915. the day fixed by the Court for the
acknowledgment OF Sherihrs deeds, and no deed
wiz be acknowledged until the purchase money lie
paid in hsll.
GEORGE ". PILE.
i9nl2 Sheriff.,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

SIMPLE REMEDY Twenty IEu IN
the smoke Of wool viii take the pain out Of
the worst wound, and repeated once or
twice will aIlay the worst Inflammation
arising from q w0and. Il IS simple and
wei worth The trial.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

FIsEY. P.-siGeu, OF The Senate. used
10 make SHINGLES. Ery Ia lie shin.l,s
were. perhaps, used o. make him-bc-
have.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

We surrender q large amount Of space
this week % Governor John +. hartranil.
Reed wbat he has to s7v.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

Tas Vial s.a..s. cs 0. this country prove
tina, O. woman wIII spend more time %
hide d pimplc On her forehead than she
wi!. 80 take care Of seven children.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
DUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that an application will
he made at the mex session Of the General assem-
bly, Of Pennsylvania. for the repeal OF the Act ap
proved April sth. 1859, entitled An act to attach
Somerset County To- the Middle District for tn
Supreme Court Of Peunsy lvania and for authority
10 restore said county to the Western District oi
said Supreme Court
SAM fLGAITHER, JOHN r. EnIE,
L. g. COLBORN. W. J. BAER.
Ed. SCULL. Al. COLBORN,
"a +. SCHELL- II. l. BAER
j.. q. OGLE. ". H.RUPPEL-
VAL. HAY. j. III. UHL
+. J. KOOSER. 10. EIHMEL.
A.. IL. COFFROTu, W. II. kOONrZ,
ISAAC SGUS. JAS. l.. UGH
". II. POSTLETHWAITE.
0c5
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
Blairsville Ladies' Seminary.

The arenii1no of parents e. invited to this 1ns,r
tuition. some of its advantages Hrc thorough i'm
s,uCti-n. home care and attention, reasonable
rates. Correspondent Invited Address
I.JEN I PARKS Principal,
iluj Bllirsglie. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

T. Won want yoUr Butter sold promptly
~ corl prices ana The s.!ss sal money a.
once. ship IL %
kFSSkHD g. OUDFsLUTs.
So Exchange Place.
Baltimore.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

SErH +. HUHD, tae veteran editor 81
lhy Brownsville C.aUEr. died 80 bis rcs.-
deagc IN BroWnsvi .r a lew Gay ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

Attention IS directed 90 the adyer-
tistu.cnt OF G.. =. CoiaoIn & CO. ia this
issue Of The HERALD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

Silas AMI Peter Covc- Fl. Fa. and sale Of per
vS sunal property Dec, 81.
Abraham Zimmerman. NlsT5.
The public are hereby notified that the under
signed purchased the above Defendants property
No Shcrih's sale, consisting of horses. cattle, hogs,
hay. straw, grain and other personal property.
which we have placed into the hands Of said Abra-
ham Zimmerman t. keep. teCd and attend to for
US, Of which all persons will take notice and gov
Vrl Themselves Accordingly.
SILAS COVER
PETER COVER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lIHi2 ELIZABETH ZIMMERMAN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

arc ,he best the world produces. They ere plant
Ell by 4 milltn people IN america. and the result
is beautiful Flowers and splendi1 vegetables. A
priced catalogue s-nt free 10 all ThO inclUsc the
poStags-a two cent stamp
Nick's Floral Guide quarterly % cents n year.
Nick's Flower AMI Vegetable Garden, 81 cents;
with cloth covers Go cents.
Address JAMES WICK, Rochester, ". Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
Great Interests Of th9 Northwest,

Il Is national IN its view and comprehensive in its
news-yatheriugs. Firm in its political faith. Fl is
not bigotci. and in an discussions aims to be can
did. Gignifed. and above personal abuse.
The INTER OCEAN has the la-ges; ayers
gate circulation Of any newspaper published in
the Northwest. II Is sent 70 more than 5000 post
Offices. distributed In every State and Territory In
the United States. in all the British Provinces,
and numerous foreign States and countries,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

VIZ 10 not know what il means q
course. bur we noticed p young lady aid
gentleman inieniiy prrusing the marriage
ceremony during services st the Episco-
pal Church on SUNDAY last.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
CHERIFF's SALES.

By virtue Of sulaiy wits Of Fieri F1cils. Lcva-
ri Facius and FcUiilsul EXpuuIs issued ugt el
the Court Df Common Pleas 0f > merscr County.
Pa, lad Go me directed. / viii exp1se To- sale by
pu4li. cutlery. nc the C1urt House, in Somerset. CA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

II is said that Jordan am O hard road
lo lraIH'e. bat we viii De; a cancelled
postage stamp ;lat 81 is uo, as hard as
some II our county roads.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

Two freedmen with So dancing bear
mraded cur streets On Friday last, 20 lie
great amusement of The boys both large
and small. The bear had a take in equal
20 the "sg'dier from over the Rhine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

rs young ladies and gentlemen are sup
posed 10 Zoe interested in the subject for
discussion at lyccgm az lis next meeting.
they aIe respectfully invited 30 attend.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
TERMS or SUBSCRTP TTON.
DAILY.
By mail payable in adranccJ per year post
paid. ....... &c %
BY mail payable in advance) 8 months, post

SEILwEEKLY.
Rv mail. per year. In advancel postpaid. .-. $50
nv mail. club of four Tin advance) postpaid. u -
Nv mall. club F siN lin adTaneel postpaid. 1870
Pv rrqil. rlah Of ten lin alvance) postpaid. 300
One free copy With every clubof ten.
WEEKLY.
Pv mail. per wear lin advanced postpaid. LES
Clih If four lin afvaneel postpaid .-....... $50
Clnh Of zen lin advanee) postpaid .-........ 1880
Chi of tven'v TN advanced postpaid. ...... 900
One free copy with every club Of twenty.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

WE had "a call from oug genial fellow
pilgrim" J.. O. Meyers Of Meycrzla!e last
week. Come again Joe; the lasch string
hangs 'Ilruuus, lhe luar.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

az . o-sI9ckp M. the fuovins described roales-
tlic viz.
All the right. t.Ie. Interest anI claim Of Wa.
3. umDcrt Of, IN anI'0 tho following described
real estate.
A Ger ain tract Of Land silna-e lu summit To-.
Somerset county, Pa containing u acres. more Cr
less, all cleared. uijh q three story frame hotel
thereon erecJsi. also water rights aud -1ld rights,
|aIIuiniug lands uI v id0W Fc4ri. Eptrlim 1llItr
an ~hers, with he appur. eninces.
Taken ia execution as the property O. W1. p.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

Al the right. lille, interest and claim Or s.. y.
Topper, Of, In anl % the following described real
estate, viz:
Three ccr,aiH lots Of ground situate in Sails
bury borough, somerset county Pa, ami known
on The plan Of saiI town as lots Nos TsauI ..
bounled IN the u0r n by alley. on the eIst uy High
street tn the r1uth by Depot street. ami on ne
west by Lt0f Franklin Johns. with the appur.e-
nances.
taken IN execution as the property u ~.
Topper at The suit OF keim < Ligolguot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

BY virtue OF 4 writ OF Fieri Facjas Issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas of Somerset county.
Pa. and TO ne directed. I viii expose to sale by
public 0utcry, at the Court House. in Somerset. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
CHERIFF'S SALES.

ianl2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15

- Dr.. r. n. Welman. with his son
FeIiz. ana Fay and Belle. and Miss
haze Wirniuger, and Mrs. o. 2. Hobbs
wii' asses SaIlie Hsrdin and Emma
sFri,t sts to Cents iniAlward last
Iouf.~ Ihs DR. Intends 20 visit the
sceues - he campaign during the wal
before DC return. We wish them a
r $3.50 -ir
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15

g. The contract for building 4
oridss across P8fOka river At Kel.o's
Vii, was let on M9a5sy last, a. pre-
vio1sly advertised. The wood work
va bii OF by y B. Ro.s, At sI2 so per
FOG; which will make it cost about
{ as. aad is % he completed b. the
hrsi o. next March. Tne stone work
wss awarded 10 Anton Suffer, Of ST.
Msiurli, a. 8 - per perch, and the ex-
r2vafion al L aid "a cents per cubic
yeFi ~ 70 BE- completed ~ Dec. Ist,
.ad j likely tOamouHt 70 aI-out.s much
- The wood. There was lively com
ps.itiOa bidders being present in large
su-7be-.- There were three bidders
f0- ~ irsu bridge, one each from
Toledo, Cleveland ard Cincinnati. and
~ are informed - Mr. IT. Berger, that
ne offered 70 build an iron bridge there
for sl4 foot. vhich il seems to rs
would haze beer cheaper than wooden
bridge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15

ny Schools 10 This coast. Generally
began as; Mond1v. IN Ia.uer Mr.
sweeney wss not su.e io lead liz d,
pertinent his 'sk. and NJ. Cooper j.
artr"3iu. 70 sa,l until bis recovery.
Parents should start their children IN
str'v. LAT they may bc 7'lvantageoas
81. sci
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15

Capt. James Hobbs. better known
20, ~Csulncte jim" exhibited his aex
teriiy with the laria' on our streets
Tuesday evening. 70 the great amuse-
" ent Of a crow Of people. aud lecfured
AZ night 10 a considerable audience. Ills
lecture was well 70 ,eived aud some por-
lions OF il instructive.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15
Democratic Rally
ROCEPORT. SArURD Al. OCT. eth.
hon. James y. William, t,

TEE honest firmer candidate sor COY
erL1- vii &c there .n1 other ptomi-
sea; speakers. -rt there ~ 4 lar-e
delegation OF f.e-n-n who Delie.e in
hou@srv. peace and love. from oil Du
bcis. r. -r@-i the peoples friend. Ex-
rursiou lrIiEs viii Be rua ca the rAil-
rosf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15

To give ordinary water All the re-
frrShiug and iuvi.orating qualities IT
50 water salt IL ,il il has buoyant
feeling. which show, how easy Il i 10
gei > bouyant feeling. Salt will 10
it som times. but the most odectual way
OF producing 90 in the .amiI is 90 plant
"a -Ligst-Runniny Domestic square In
tropt 81 he esrih--tcne.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15
Honesty the Best Policy"
HON. ". D. BYNUM!

DenJ-rsiie ElectO~ for second District
VIII sddres rhe people on the psliti
al ISSUES OF the canvass. - shs 'sIrt
House. AZ oIock Oh
FRIDAY EIGHT, SEPT. Is. 1876.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15
7esgtsEsgsl sFFhsVti
HONESTY AND Blue JEANS.


E5GS ESrT AND Blue JEANS:
Tie pI5I;c Who believe in honesty
s.l --oaosny IL Jhe conduct OF pubic
-'ffr,. are invited e. hear the modes
--np "a - 5rrr-s il about, diseased
HON. T p. cobb and
ASH EEW HCNF dEEVS
r 'ts follow frg times and places
--FiAND. Monday. September Isth.
at o'clock ?. "
JASPER. Monday. September 18th. d.
-o'cIo-k r. n:
ECNTINGBURG. Tuesday. Sept. 18th
go a'-io.S p. ";
FERDINAND. TCssit~. SER. 18th. A.
c,, p ~.
>-- SELLrILLE, WI sept. 2gtL
$50 .'.s-< ID.
- 'IOE Ttu-,itg. September sIst
al r. 81
BAYS fILLE- I.l-.5av. sept cls-. co
7pc'7ck r -,
Come alf let Is relssa Together. re
Fsbf l1. are especially iavi;ei = ~
yoar families, AID devote day to your
co-atry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15

tifrr.-ou sass Ne must ~ Get
Pre- ~ bat us. one word 81 behalf
o. gsur Oppressed VLItc men ir
ron bic Ips
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'ElFGT'0. "CTCE.


e.ATF HeINLIANA
br.ni. tuuut,.
=. 60 >h.r.-T o. Du'..is co.. Greeting
!. Bal H. ;lm. ..on. cork uf ,hr
f1hoi- Circuit Court ia fhr Safe 81
Indians. p hereby r-r'ii, - the sheriff
~ s1il &. luiN. that fhr folloWin. co.
isrrS are 20 t. c',r'ed nI the me-. ger
ia. election. fa be held nu the Secor 4
Iue~,., iu October. 1876. al the seyeral
ac'iou Vrecirr :. in said county. To- ,.,i :
,FFiCr.~ To RE E'T,TEu ~ TuE sTt4E.
One Governor.
cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
One Secretary Of Stale.
one Auditor e.: State,
One Treasurer OF STATE.
one superintendent OF Public !n-
'rurfiOn-.
TINE ATTORNEY General.
pne Clerk 81 the supreme court.
Cine hcporier e. TIC Supr 'n- Court
FOu. Judges o. 81 -i.e Court.
'FrICTR- TO ~ FLr.-f Ey pI-~RiCTs
One Rcpreseniaii, n TO-
the Second Co. -ec- -.. 'iisiric
of Indiana.
On" Representative 20 tuustass. f1'
tie second Congressi.aH Hi,',I,
of Indiana. 10 tiil the vsctucv coca
Stoned hy the resignation of tie Hon
Jane, u. Williams.
One Prosecuting ATTORNEY. fer 10
Eleventh judicial circuii Of luAiai q
one Representative 10 tLe state lel~
lainre. for the counties OF puboi
ana Martin.
uYstcsR- go Br EtftTEn 81 tHE ,eJN4.
One Clerk Of tie Circuit Court.
Due sheriff.
One I Tca>urcr.
One CotUHii..ionrr FOR the ~ district
One Commissioner Tor the "a district
One surveyor.
pne Coroner.
oTFIcsRs 10 az TIsCIfu D. TO- >sii--
C"iunhi. Township:
One Iru,.,-.
Ose Assessor.
One Justice 81 III" Peace.
Two tun-ttnir>
Harrison 10 n-.up
on- Trustee.
One = >,r--or.
tlft .r. 80 f'It =
Iu. t."-..r
Boone r1.r-
One Trustee.
Que A. -sor.
One Justice OF the Peace.
Two Con-iabir-
Madison Township.
One Trustee
Dur As-s- -1r.
Two usurf- ot tl. p-eee
Two foA-. .n.f-
Bairbr,i-e leaalip:
One Trustee.
One Assessor.
I've Justice Of the Peace.
Three unstable
Marion Township:
one Trustee.
one Assessor.
Two Justices of ihc ParN
Two tOu-tasi,,.
Hall IoWus',i":
One Tru,fs..
One Assessor.
Two I9h-ttDie-.
Jefferson Township.
one Trustee.
One Assessor.
One Justice OF the Peace.
Two Con.tables.
rsctso, Tor,.ttr.
ono T,u.ic.
o. -,
o. Ir-,i.. -, ,h,
To-, f.,.,.,,i,l.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15

Henry Tanizrebe, Of Hunting
burg has received he largest sud best
stock Of Boots and Shoes ever brought
60 his market. These goods are new
fresh aud clean, and will DE sold AZ
price defying competition. Men. box
toed Boots, calf back abb front sewc "a.
only $500. Mems Brogau Boot. b ots.
warranted. only s27s; double extra -.
IS 70 $3.50. Be-, quality Women SHOES
- = 20 LIS. Misses Brogln shoes :
o. sI.75. Home made Boots. meu's
sizcs. - 70 to $500.
Twill give ms personal attention 90
nv customers. old and new. aal see ~
al times thar they get good goods. aud
Al the Lowest possible rates. Come and
see me before YOU buy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-09-15

- --z-asrs. afGs--s-s 'rs I-ssss- c-u-t;ss
COSY sSy 80 uu.or. -or1ty.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1876-09-20
PrcsiacutinE Electors.

The democratic State convention to
nominate presidential electors, two at
large and six for the congressional dis
iriets. into which the State is RSlcd,
met in Baltimore lust week The cleo
tors nominated are as follows: At large,
Frederick Raiue, Baltimore city, and X
u. Carmichael, Queen Aunc's county;
first district, Jas. IT, Dennis, Somerset
county, second district, r. J Cuttings,
Baltimore county; third district, W
Bryan, Baltimore city; fourth
district, Charles q Kerr, Baltimore
city, fifth district, Fendall Marbury,
Prince Georges county; sixth district,
Frederick J Nelson, Frederick county
We give also in this connection the
names of the republican electors chosen
at Frederick City May 5: At large,
Milton G Urner. Frederick county, and
Samuel A. Graham, Wicomico county !;
first district, Thomas II. IIodson, Som
erset county; second district, jesse
lIilles, Hartford county; third district,
Noah Gill, Baltimore city; fourth dis
trict, Henry Stockbridge, Baltimore
city fifth district, A, A. Lawrence, st.
Mary's county; sixth district, II. j.
johnson, Allegany county
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1876-09-20

At the annual Convention of the Pro
testant Episcopal Diocese of Illinois a
resolution was introduced reciting that
the fiioque should be expunged from
the Niccnc Creed as printed<sn the Book
of Common Prayer, and asking that
the General Conference be requested to
take steps towards expunging that sym
Dol If this be done the Procession Of
the Holy Ghost from the Father and
the Son viii be limited to the Father
and the American will be assimilated to
the Greek Chuch, which does not be-
lieve in the dual Procession
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1876-09-20
A courier who arrived Al tLo IA

a courier who arrived at the Red
Cloud agency on Sunday from General
Crook brings confirmation Of the sur
prise Of an Indian camp on Sunday last.
The Indians are reported to have had
eighteen killed and tweuty-one were
captured. The troops had three killed
and nine wounded General Sheridan
is at Fort Laramie, where lie will meet
Gen Crock The Sioux Commission has
returned to Red Cloud from the Spotted
Tai agency. and report That the coun-
eilAeld with Spotted Tail was well at
tended Tuesday council was held at
ri cloud, when the Commission expect
y receive an answer to their PROPOSE
tions
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1876-09-20

TO appeal by petition from such action. rs pro
yidcd for iu this Act shall be dcealed and tax
en- to he conclusive evidence that tho said per-
son was righuully refused REGISTRATION or that
the name Of such person was righuully stricken
from the list OF qualified voters of such precinct
or election district.
The constitutional provisions above referred
to are as follows:
SEC. > No person above the nee Of twenty
one years convicted Of larceny or other iIfa-
NOUS crime, unless pardOncd ~ the Governor.
shall ever thereafter be entitled TO vote at any
election III this State ana 10 person under
guardianship, as ruatic or as a person non
eJUl,os tleatis shall be entitled "a vote
All indie citizens. without distinction of
color, who are entitled to registration under
The preceding section, are hereby notified to
appear before The undersigned at the places
named above, between the hours prescribed,
ON one of the five days, and he registered -
They may otherwise lie excluded from voting
at the November election by the provisions of
the Act Of Assembly and the Constitution Of
the State of Maryland.
JOSEPH !. LACEY,
Officer Of Registration of First District.
ROBERT +. RISUN,
Officer Of Registration OF Second Dist.
TIMOTHY A. SMITH,
Officer OF Registration of Third District.
SAMUEL G. LANCASTER,
Officer Of Registration Of Fourth Dist.
CHARLES G. PERRY,
Officer Of Registration Of Fifth District.
JOHN II. HANCOCK,
Officer Of Registration Of Sixth District.
$. w. II. MCPHERSON,
Officer Of Registration of Seventh Dist
JAMES A. MUDD,
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