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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

,nterea at the port ..ss..aaia sl,6llg5n s2oi.

Entered ~ the port ~ '.up9 Glto 1871 SZo5-hi
Tarosn epon the market Lg53sgg ltsSil .'-sse,,S
Entered Tor yton.. ilOi,lJi L0-Ldi5 l31i -
Importers report very fair trade, aud ionatrs nade 200
distribution n saaunshle Lhrcs but trade st bacN"Al
account II the prevailing weather. Dress enffl-
r AMI active u both staple ana fancy fabrics WIN
most dlaud Tor f1Icics Slhs ruled steady uudeT i'
inquiry FOR bu.b black snd c1Cred gucLs Ribbons we're
Hiaifr and trimming veves f9ifly aciVe Linen rpfls
ggieL hnus KEEPING lenh being moderate dehha
hludh rebels qlet aud slrine anu uoutnE hutu uL.
White sluggish a Unchanged Mgsien goods luf men :
no afV. with Dbl 49,. and more active Nltl
ioHl Cyrcon however. remain Gall BfeA ct-Ie
saas better demand. but Other descf1uths ait "a
qliel- Hos- quie.eT fancy and t hose r'iue
3D. relative demand GENERALLY sOlnue4 10
sflaI lots. Gloves in moderate Geinnd ana steady
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european a6usrtlsemenIs.
TAMkREHDgEY EEeELLoN

Universally urescrbed by the IA uyA laxative refresh
Ing nedcated .ru yzenge Ie unrGiate rene and
efoctual OF constipation. heatacle bale hoIlorrhoGs,
&c lamar unlike pills the purCatvus b egreeass
tane reduces irritation Prepared - r eIsl-
LON, 27 hamJuteau, PARIS Depot CArWELI- HAZARD r
Co. eoIuer FffthaEe ard Tgerfg is-rIh-s New f0rE
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p-vr,ro y Y oct srrIE- Receipts Tor the day 600
In the week y. far $50 head same tine last week,
80 head de.r,ase tic receipts uaf week, - car
s.- rrp, cosigutc through lae call0ada hai 81 aill
mi .llig. auofapls $50 &c. over Tor common .- tpr
N.r oa ltsf weeks prces Be-i f'hitpeis generally M
ia9. buf some sales rather lover ssl0 hu csl-vas
.-n,d manly euufued yard dealers and sIerainora
oegItnle. Rs.t shippers. . 40 80 bucAtfs anl
tirr, sd~s - -fppr-s - 2J1s5. Stockers q 15f
- los and Heller s51sa -
SurFr ASH L.AMus--NO receipts today TO the week
al hraa. sane last week, e.5uo head; re-
cs.,'ts rnrt,lrurl thruugh 500 head Eaiitt duu d.
,-,,t Itls a4h.s . loals for NeN-h or. ~ va
- n IN Fair 10 Medium, oAl- ui weather. AZ ftd
:. Tor Fre.er stock oin FeStrf'af Hlpp-u fsi
- -. lad "a lauis uuf ~ puIclasrfr, - ca hl-
,rrslnfs today 90 heat Tor tir wees ibu5 head
80. nm, t.t week ~ 20 head On fair deinari shes, car
-. nj ed TsigIts - - yards r. 81 st'ra go
BIB NATIlF Eccrpi-, l,91n
H. er, ian quite slim generally but some hnc Nrir'n cal
- r n :. prfc.s ranged much tr sauir ~ last "eA
80. III choice at - extra, a pa"'i hfrt qatLF 20
- setlud uualrT ~ 2bas4 Thru qh"l1i' - <p0h
49, b Al, tNIn-. ilert!ph ibi1. inr supply vas me
4f ~if.r wiiei helped trade sales in lots ~ y 10 eHh
90 - - - - =. from sG5 le per D. Spi4ng lainba
SlItsc r..,-,,r -.,o-t.. A. ,T-rrr n
I'M. 600. shipments 200 Naive hhIns NOR &c
s.,rs - thr supply small aud was mostly sol lex3s
.s,. very slow ri ~ ~ so with large supply VA
80 nrhrr hard sell reasonable rates sirs al . ~ q
- 90 ga D.. > 500. ,n,-l..f auu ,,s.L
- r tv ers Offering lon prices filAirirlias - IO9
e. so lst Eossns - 4O1 20 &c. packers closing mere az
nv S ,septs $40. few shipping at 81 1884 l2S
butchtrs IS 80 so; market dull' no improvements
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eElettlcn Notite.
STATE OF NEW-NORK.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY 90 -TATE,
rI,O the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF sTETx,
ALBANY, July ~, - =
rI'O the SHERIFF of the COUNTY Of NEW
Ap S5ce is hereby gwen that the General Election
Il, ~, brd I'M tns state q 81 Ai succeeding the ngs
8ndgv OF November (NOye5er 6h) the following on
cr-s 20 be elected. tow &c; 49,. r,,
A .cretaTY >laI2, IN the plaee oi Jo.in llgeh"
Comufrucr IN place Of Frederick T. otc"ft appointed
by tie Governor the place Of iuclas Robinson, RESIGNED
a Treasurer ia the place Of Charles y Ross.
state Engineer and surveyor, IA The Place 81 JOIN D.
All ghos FERNS Of once viii expire the last day Of De
Jasiico Of tire Supreme for the First Jnica
p-cr ma place John brldi whose trr ~ once VIII
expre Oh Last day 0l Decembcr HexL
~. First .ecsnd Third tfih sixth seventh 1lr
teenh and ouTenta AIDS 81 the tiy and county o. New
York -,....-.- ~. .., -,
the Eighth Ninth Fceuth anu riAt'ehsh Ht's Oh te ey
Also senator Tor District composed Of
the Tenth Iaevcnth seventeenth srds Of the cry and
senator ~ the Seventh District composed Of
che fgh oenih. TvsuueiB AID Twenty rsi srls Of TIE
CIV and County ~ Sew YORK.
the Twelfth Nineteenth and Twenty second Wards VI Tie
CITY and county of New York
COUNTY Officers 10 De elected for aid County;
TwtatE-onv Members 81 ASSEMBLY 70 be esct pR me
uy DISTRICTS constituted ander Chapter COZ Laws VI
l~b6. -,
Two Justices Of The Marine Court place u GeorSr shea
a Rssisf.r In rae place u Patrick II. Jones
AL Oi yce MI expire on IRE last day OF De'
cember next Respectfully yours
EDGAR =. Aftfh 4,
Dcruty of
suYRIFFrs OFTscE. AEw loKA, jay SO 80.
certify foregoing rus copy 81 ts ttlon
BERNARD hfIii.h,
sheriff u the CITY shd County Of NeS York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

ALBERT IT, NICOLAY. AUCTIONEER.
DEREMPTORI EXECUTORS SALE.
RAPID TRANSIT Vow CERTAIN
ALBERT H. NICOLAN a. CO..
WILL SELL AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE, on
WEDN ESDAN, % TObER u. 1911
Al l. O'CLOCK, NOON,
AT THE EXCHANel .ALl., ROOM, Ne.Ill BROADwY,
LN ORDER OF TILE ENEcLIDks.
TO CLOSE TIE ESTATE OF JOHN X. Etf LIS, Deed,
TWENTY TWO NALf ABLE LOIS
On 2dGye, ll5thsL, l5itilet.
~ NICHOLAS ave. ani uiils.de ave-.
formerly Of the Dye Escate)
30 fI.l
ou
EOND And MORTGAGE
f0r three years, = desired.
TITLE iNDT-grTAELE
MAPS AND FD IL rtETTCI LARS
bo obtained o. BE Office n
Albeit -. SICOLAi e CO.,
AGcfir-sers.
30. % tlAl-st,
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N ef'fu.r urms

market anil prices easier Late arrivals are larEel
SOFT Peas sales AZ 80. QDOtaiionsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
Coparincrshlp Ioilres.

MR.. f. l.. MANSON. Jg., Is a partner IN cur
VI ,rr,, fro,a this aafe CHARLES IifAD & Co.
l8Waf-st, New-York az Devcushire ST. session.
Oct ], 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
J.. n. GlANblN,
DAVID CLOPrON and
JAMES r. HoLIZCLAW, esls.
Solicitors for lOuull iuants.

"a PIyKsr, Ngw-YoRE, oct /. 1871.
V1HE FIRM Of AUG. j. BROWN a son L.
tissov in consequence the deal. 81 The senior mem
Der ~ lie The business viii ne continued from mrs
date bv W ASTON Il. BROWN and FRIED. A BROWN IN
der me- rrru name OF WAISTOS n. BROWN d BRO Who
will transact general banking BUSH ess and gave particular
0n l. tn purchase aud sale o. rsca railroad secu
r.iL.a.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

Receipts Of dried fruit r te We s 2z.9 pigs WIN l@t9
MIR peanuts shi .mr4ts Apples eO3 bba Apples 81
ven quiet .os 0 sgprc were purchased iue firo
.ir. p.lr.es .r. cia. ny Erm vta advance tiuc5
north Carolina peeled, have bees sold 30 l4c ad tt e higher
in some inftgce- Prime George ln demand
l Il.ye= eFapor1lua Duth ls-ee
.r- f.rt-, have been FROM Delaware, bot tiert
s-e no i-s Peanuts move slow r. a. easier Cure Fancy
hand r. m were sold ~ 80 tlc-iuuts ami II chog Nuis
g. itu ,,sr. tbe iaficr 0ue aiiunnall Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

&Sn0 01 Buffalo, New-Yor r., and and. h Gne
1sC 1871 viii b. paid on by the Trustee ~ par ana
accrued interest on presentation 10 toe mon trust o. New
YORK October addition 10 the amounts paid oil and can
cee In August and September Bonds left FOR ye.ncation
'-' ~ JOHN A c. GRAY. Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
WELLS, FARGO q Co, 65 BROADWAY.

nm and Htrfa1 Gad 0thsr Pacific coast se7rss
sf -r4y,gs TslegTIBhic amt CreiGs ardEb
ant EUROPE. and f1Trdrf fTsiyf EtcE
~. ma EgIuqDisy ~ a. parts 0f tbe lCfYt0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
5ales On Aucnsn

4 UCFI0N SALE.-W Wednesday, Oct. 3, nj II
"a af II Broadway. by re- ard v Harnet anc'oneor
Wooster SIT valuable fio n ground. ISL kouss aud &c
tory, 2Ol. 200 29 MOO tr 10 bet bfcCfer and est ID
Formerly Ayl e. Terms 1 rai SAFE A5sOie title pcr
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In Equity.


Railroad Company an ot-tt-l -. -. -,
Ius-r nine OF degree entered N he aD0Ve CO
titled coss1haated cause on the 81 dat % jay a. ~ -
m undersigned Special Master si0aers A"{ ~
notice tat accordance d ms prs sons o. sa gse ,
BIZ. - D. 81. the Ariesian Basin IN tie et5 q Hehi
,lGr,, iY az between moon and three
r,oc H. of day proceed 10 sell ~ public aHctth "i
th. HIGHEST bidder. the Railroad OF the sAN lue
Montgomery and Eufanla kaur1ad Company anu an ne
f.,ise. rieir. INN unIte M sad company
and al I'll properly ot sald Company ncncig Iolbt' t
~ 90 da-fs vo s8ps tools Gud rIenls, warehouses
ana estate OF every description t0selAtt N l ~
lives. cars Al other property real personal OF uA on
~ t,d or drsrrif,tn. whatever Subject however the
cism o te south aud North AaDaIa Railroad Company as
provided "a said aerTdc -, .-.. l.. 81, 81.
Thr purchaser sach sale the amount DID N me
entitled 20 share 40 ht proceeds OF rut % ~
the the e1teni 10 which the same are eA.d 10
De paii provided ia SID decree . -. - -. -
on the purchaser. compliance with the terms of sale ana
e nr7af .ou thereof Dy the Court conveyance VIII be
made purchaser v-sng IN sa purchaser al te Tue
ish In Of al parti SAID consolidated
cause in and property and franchises s0l
sbi-c oniy rlaai thereon Oi the sonh and
T1rl Aiajars I.aocd Company the same may be nnay
ROBERT ". HEALI,
J. ". DIMMICh,
Special Master Commissioners.
MONTGOMERY Rls. August =, 1917.
l.. II. GRAN DIN,
DAVID CLOPrON. and
JAMES r. HoLTZCLAW, esqs.
.fflffnp I'm Comm "A Ff4FIfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

sli ,ults Of Potatoes ss6i Pe4chbiOy Potatoas
have mad. tei- aPpea There is scarcely Any charge
i he rc q OF either sweet Potatoes Iis former
arr no. rlrvI. We7tfIu raff oi the Nialc im
Tres ut them Of from further distances. The ytee"be
rsrses gegrn v Wat arv no longer IL
orar ricr though su Cahu@gcs are very aDLno
am and Low q 0f2 per 100. Quotailons: 80, q 90 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

NOTICE Is hereby given 10y the UNITED
y STATES TRUST COHPANY 81 New.!ofk t St..
under q made tO .1i company bY %. ALtAN D
ard RENsSILAER IRON ard STEEL CO@fAS1 on
day OF March 1879 10 secure tIe bonds 81 thhl com
rq bearing with the OrtgaCo tna~tt craving
hy o mac a. the 0lre Trust Company on august
tine provisions 81 the mortgage,
lie u said Albany ana easseiar Iron AM sieel
rruauy numbered follows were drawn lIa de7kLateu
fsr pavairu; on the lst day OF september, 81: go ,
a. 80 100 20 81 53s e5s 81 SSs 158 I'tl9 3 ~, -
81 i55 s6 2Gi 93G 81 1913 ses go .5 l223 LIS
IS iS 1876 2fS t79 GA III 81 81 LJ9t lrzaL lfoi
gj VA eg an a.. Cls soy g2s 1908 1852 lh2 l,tt2
a li6 2OI 337 497 6Ss So 02S L0lJ Leg 335 lts5
such bonds VIII DE pail Priucpa udinerest BY TIE ntd
Trut Company u rev u. AIaa "a -
80 ~ Saast september l. 1877, aud on interest on tHe
i,r- drawn a. above viii all afterla daf4
JOHN A. STEWART President
S-s,e York aug -. 1877.
Nr0TrTF-UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

NrOTIGE-UNITED STATES or AMERICA.
In the Circuit Court ntcI states iog the Middle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

Beeswax continues 70 decline Honey IL coming IN frtey
While sin.lc cases ti1c coni. fancy lover n stiLG a.
25c lott prime larger boxes La'e been sod az %'@--o
La0lslfIuls- ,--nc
Hou-v clover. fancy bees" a. 9 p --------' -
small bGNct ID ..-----2 e. ll'-Tt Nfft ? Et- ~"
Do. large D12es.-------l6e %, -a 90,
III r,i = rh.a I1o lS Feathers geese. D-.SJ4 -
Do attn .---.-..... q T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

lNaHaa "a n va a - HAsAsa=s
san uel =. StrGng,
Nr.Tn. vs..
Tho Mont gomerv ana tuiAull
Railroad Company ana others,
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

Rec4irts for the pa.t vel :5f3 shipments. 500
bale. arrivals of hope quite lsrr some nef hoI cchE
fr,i Vr.l .iH Trade depressed. shipper fn1sng
purchase iH tle lOuh;Tr ii Rei, are % 4i.
There sIecia. change IA tt oN Dfees given ''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03
MIX.

TIE dl~ average receipts ion tie week at TIE various points
- .e.- .,u vsre o. i2pFs By Railway. ll3
.ra S 10 rams uIlK. Harlem Railroad, 200 10 rev
f.sv,- a. r~al 10 10 Hudson lclrUaC ~. 90
LELAND IA IN al 700 mix end 30 Of Niece aie
ms nes-1t routes IN. tnta l,Hf3 cars ui W
"a orsrts each The price which The surplus las rn sold
ON Inc platform during The st we,k averages - o. Drg
ming Al - ans advancGg - 81 uL lt 24t selling az -
tho sth. then jumping 10 ~ - which price II ruled un
the clos. milk causing tie sharp al
vance. Farmer excited tine contracts now pe4u
made Winter There II danger mat contracts VIII c
entered iru, the present iuaon which cannot Dc
carried out.
POULTRY
cgDcially Chkeus abundant AMI
,1i, n~,r Tho same MAY said Of Western Geese. Gale
5r-- ov en- vim supply rae weather operates
arst them dies OF Minnesota yenison have been
received, and sod poe. quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-03

Receipt Tor past week % ho-rs; 90 previous week
lais an Inst year. f-,llf co. e"l.s
Iasl 25.s ao DO corles gonang week jas. az 80
&C.,. j. liverpool quo ATOMS fig. TIE cheese lrudf " W.
quiet Receipts have been g ani slf ngiis = ~ il
leaving -tnCa. strictly i'it
fcr Ngie tice.c possibly 1isc. coad D. made, bat the
fscturireu ARE opposed % selling them fo oag TIE ee
maze a-e OH hand. Ohio Cheese are here nGfi
They c0dd probably be JoJbeo OUT AZ l. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20

Too MANY County Treasures have
been robbed inOhiO through official dis
honesty to insure ready acceptance by
the people of plausible story. On the
morning ofthe 9th inst, Lewis Meyers,
Treasurer of Auglaize county, was
found gagged and tied in a chair in his
Office, and he accounted for the absence
of the county funds from the safe by
the statement that he had been captur-
ed on the streets by masked ruffians,
conveyed to the Treasurer's Office, and
through torture and threats against his
life compelled to divulge the combina-
ton of the county's strong box. For
the time his story was accepted, though
the fact that his official time had ex.
pired, and he was "holding over" into
the term of the man elected to be his
successor, was calculated to arouse sus
piciOn. Among the many detective;
who made their appearance at Wapa
koneta, one. J. T. Morris, of Sringfeld
obtained sufficient basis for investiga
tion to induce the County Commission
ers and Prosecuting Attorney to in
|struct him to go ahead. He obtained
written statements from all the partie4
having connection with the treasury
noted the conflicts, and discovered /,
conspiracy, said to be within the
bounds of proof. In consequence of hi
discoveries Treasurer Myers has beel
arrested and required to give $1,000
: bonds for his appearance on the 25tl
inst. The alarm of some of Myers
immediate friends leads to the ex peeta
tion that some consequential individu
ais in Auglaize county, besides tn
Treasurer, will be exposed in pecula
tions which have been going ON fO
several years.-[O. 8. Journal.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20
The Registry Law.

The following four points embody
the meaning aud substance of the Regis.
try Law, as it will apply to voters in
the fall election. Read them over, and
see whether the law Affects you:
1. The place for registration is the
usual place for holding elections.
9. The time for registering Is the
Third Friday next preceding the gen
eral election, from eight o'clock in the
morning until nine O'Clock at night.
Tomorrow (Friday), the 2lst of Sep
tember is the day upon which all vo
iers should register this year.
8. No person need register his name
rs above if he has resided in the State
one year, in the county three hundred
and sixty days, and in the township
village or ward, ichere he intends to Uote
three hundred and fifty-fiye days, mex
preceding the election.
| 4. Any person who has been in th'
ELECTION precinct, whether township o
ward, at least t,oe'aty days, and in th'
county at least thirty days next prece
ding the election, may vote Gf other
wise qualified) if be will cause his nam
land residence TO be registered as afore
said. Vht does not register he ,cin los
his rOke. - - ---
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20
TO ALL!
ID R. 8 w A Y N e 7.
rhedisOOvsrsr and ,comgOundsr of the far
DIR. SWAYNE'S
compoundSyrup ofWIld Cherry

and other valuable preparations, entered upon
his professional career with the important ad-
vantage of q regular Medical Education in
one ofthe Oldest and best schools in Philadel-
phia, and, perhaps, in the world. He subse-
quently served faithful term of practice in
the Philadelphia Dispensary, and for many
years attended also in the Hospital In these
Institutions he enjoyed the most ample oppor-
tunities of obtaining an insight into diseases
in ali their various forms, as well as ascertain
ing the best methods of their treatment. In
offering, therefore, to the people of the United
States the fruits of his extensive professional
experience in the medical compounds as the
best results of his skill and observation, he
feels that he is protfering boon to every fam
lily throughout the land. resting, as he does,
confidently in the merits and effeacious vir-
tues of the remedies he herewith commends
The vast amount of testimony from all parts
of the world mas proven "DR. SwAYNE's Com
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, the best
efficacious remedy known, and it is admitted
| by our most eminent physicians, and all whe
have witnessed its wonderful healing proper
ties. The WILD CHERRY, in all ages o. the
world, and in all countries where it is known
has been justly celebrated for its wonderful
medical qualities, but its great power to cort
some of the worst and most distressing disea
| the experiments of that skilled ply sician, DR.
Swayne, had demonstrated It's high adapta
ton. in combination with Pine Tree Tar ane
other equally valuable vegetable Ingredients
which, chemically combined, renders Its &C
tion tenfold more certain and beneficial In Gu
Fns all b shs Wild cHERR
COMPOUND strikes al the root of diseases b.
purifying the blood, restoring the liver AM
nervous and shattered constitution. 1t doe
SO without prostrating or weakening the DO
dy in any way. 1t cures not only the lung
wasted or Impoverished state OF the blood.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-09-20
Republican Meeting at Wegee.

As per announcement In the CHRON-
ICLE, Mr.. s. II. Lee addressed the peo-
pie of Wegee in the interests of the Re
publican party, on the evening of Sep
tember 18th. Mr.. w. II. Tsllman,
also announced to speak, was not pres
ent. Mr.. Lee found crowded house
in district No. II, to whom he deliver
ed a very instructive, entertaining and
effective address. Mr.. Lee is a sound
Republican and an excellent speaker,
and handles the record of the two par
ties with familiarity and sn aptness
that is evidence of careful study and
research. His arguments are logical,
conclusive and supported by the record
in every particular. A Democrat
would vince under them, but could de-
tect nothing discourteous or spiteful in
the speaker. Many ladies were pre-
sent at the meeting; and all unite in
wishing Mr.. Lee much success in his
future engagements during the cam
paign. 3.
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tion of the act. Beyond that they
have no authority to go.
4. SIS deserter authorized 10 regis
ter?"
Same power as above.
5. "Our township has two voting
precincts. Must voter live twenty
days in the precinct where he expects
to vote before he can register"
Not necessarily. The law requires a
residence of twenty days in the tOiCn-
in one precinct and the remainder in
he other, making at least twenty days
IN the township. he is entitled if 9TH
lerwise qualified) to register and vote.
6. sour village limits are not cock
tensive with those of the township,
there being number of voters outside
the village in the township. The fall
election is held for both in the same
place by one set of judges; but the
spring election-township and village
is held in two places by two sets o
judges. Now who appoints the regis
ters, and where does registration take
place? Can the lists prepared for th'
Judges of the township election be useC
for those of the village election:"
The Township Trustees appoint thu
registers for the fall and TOWNSHIP
t(spring) elections, and registration
therefore, takes place at the usual plac
OF holding those elections. The vii
lage Council appoints registers for tn
village (spring) election and registra
tiou takes place, therefore, at the usua
place of holding it. There is no provi
sion for such Joint use of registration
lists as indicated in the question.
i 7. "Can ones right to vote be que:
toned by judge of election after h
mas registered?'
Il Undoubtedly. Ones certificate {
registration is only prirna facie ev
dence of the truth of the matters col
tanned in it. The statute provides ths
l"All questions Of the right to vote sha
be heard and determined by the juds
es of elections" This, take it, at
thorizes them not only to inquire as
ttbe general qualifications of the vote
but to examine into the truth of ii
Q statements contained in the certifica
. itself, and if they find them material
9 false, to disregard it.
Sis there any difference in the d
. ties of clerks of election or in the Wa
% way of making returns, under the re
% lstry law, from what they were b
" fore?''
70 None.
9. "Can any one be registered aft
: the time fixed by the act and befo
Is election?'
% No. Registration at any other tin
. Tor place than as designated in the act
i forbidden. (Section.) JOHN LITTLE