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BETTING on ELECTIONS

The attention of persons, who are always
in the habit OF enforcing their opinions upon
the result OF elections, by proposing to bef, is
called TO the following section article 30 Of
the Code Of Public laws of this State.
10. No prison shall make any bet or WA
ger on the result Of any election to take place
in this State
~ Amy person offending against the pre-
ccdng section, shall he liable to indictment
in the Circuit Court, if the offence be commit
ted in any county, or in the criminal court of
Baltimore, and on conviction, shall he fined
not less than nifty uor more than five hundred
dollars, to be paid to the State for the use Of
the school fund
"48. Every deposit of money in any part of
the State, as wager or bet upon elections in
this state or elsewhere shall be forfeited and
paid over To the County Commissioners Of the
county where deposited for the use Of the
county; and if deposited in the City of Balti-
more, to the Mayor and City Council"
DAVID SMOOT,
oct lite Sheriff Of Charles county.
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The largest dn,isjns '"arbiDe in the
sorld has bern boi>hed, AND will be
ased on The Sacramento and San .La-
quin swamp land, in California. She
has been namci Thor, and modelled az
Ter tbs best drelgs NOW in ~, on the
Jsthmus CAn,l cnt'ing ont ch nnel
and building lcrcc At the same time
The Thor is l0I feet Ions and 81 feet
vide, and has ,hirry-four iron buckets,
With capaci,y If one and . bali cubic
wards each, whirh can he filed and
smp,ied fourteen ,imcs pr minute
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Stoncwall Jark>tn's power Of self
rcntol was wonderful One day a
v,rm friend and adm,rcr vcnturcd 10
a,k him which way the army would
move on the following day Can you
gcep a secret. >r2" asked jackson FL
Yes sir. sud the rentlrman, suppes
ing he WIS abont to obtain the desired
information Then. Sir, piortcd
Jackson, 50 can |
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There Is IN Milwaukee, Wis, it Is
said. one saloon fer every twenry-siN
voters A. half The people do MOI drink
every thirteen drunkards must support
one saloon. a local paper sugges,ively
asks. How many women Ike in wash
iur to support the thirteen dTunkard,
who support each saloon
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During The peach gathering time in
Delaware it is estimated Tat 20 .00O
psr ons are engaged IN picking, culling
aud handling the crop Their wages,
on An average, are one dollar per day
accordingly, large sum is distributed
.mong the working classes at season
when the usual harvest ia nearly over
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For some time past trouble has been
experienced at the Ere Mil. Cohoes.
n. y, to get The usual amount Of pow
or IN examination Of the wheel has
disclosed that the buckets bad become
'logrrd with ecls II required axe
and saw to remove the wclgcd-in fish
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The Congressional gains in Ohio 60
FIR towards settling the political com
pI,xjon Of thu next House Of Rcprcscn-
mtivcs. Il shows that The districts lost
BY the Republicans by the Democratic
ndal wave Of 1882 are -oturning to their
natural allegiance IN 1884, and with
heir return the control of the Iious,
will revert to the Republican party.
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Since July ga drought has prevailed
in lower Fast Tcnncsses North Georgia
and North Alabama All farming inter
r't' ure seriously impcriIcd, and unless
there is rain loon the result will be dis
a|trous The Tennessee river at Chat
"noga il within three inches Of the low :
Sst point ever known
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TIE REGISTRATION LIST

Elsewhere in our columns will be "a
the corrected lists Of the voters oft
county made BY the Registers allk
October sitting Of the present y.l1
From it will be seen that the numhE
newly registered voters is in abouttbe
q same ratio as in previous years bu, H.,
the number Of qualified voters sirieker
from the lists has been greatly in go.
Of any previous year, either undo he
Old or the new law For this uncxnoo,.
change there must be cause. And e,on
1t might be inferred that tidal w,,e
must have swept over some sections #
the county. notably in Cobb Neck nv.
antown and Aliens Fresh, and emf ~,
ted a, many as hundred voting citizco.
from here to some distant section V.on
a careful examination, however sucb
proves not to be the cIse. The yo,;nsl
population Of the county has increased
rather than diminished. The fac,
The names Of many qualified vo.aY
have been improvidently stricken from
the lists by the officers of registration,
We impute no improper motive to tbes
gentlemen IN their acts. supposing their
errors arise from a misconstruciinn q
the law defining their duties; but snret
If the practice contianes some ono vii
have to DC made an Example of to pro.
tcct many of our citizens in their rivif
Of franchise The right Of suffrage /
bestowed on the citizens, says lc,rped
writer on this subject, as necessary ole.
mcnt in every representative govern.
ment, to the end, that the goyernncut
ordained, may be perpetual and perma.
nent, and the purposes contemplated BIZ
is establishment, more cfTcctually con
To def at this end by error /,
$ an injustice to the voter
nj to do SO corrupty i,
rme against the Whole peoPn, The
aw regulating the duties Of the ofhcersdrf
egIstration provides, that the officers
hall strike from their respective lists Of
.u1Ilficd voters all persons who are ner.
onally known to them, or who shall be
satisfactorily proved to them by the oath
{ competent witness to be either dead. ~,
r to have removed from their resrwaiye PHI
lection districts, and to have acquired the
cSldence elsewhere. By this provision ue
he law docs not contemplate that the -
Ulcers of registration shall strike Com
ne lists of qualified voters the nam,s,G
very person known to them, or whe,ay D.,
c proven to be cut of the district sthe
me of the sitting; if so. an untold pm
er of citizens all over the state Al
E deprived of their right to vot 81
le officers must be informed til tbe
ersons whose names are sought be
rlckcn off, are not only out Of b
let, but have gained residenol q
here. They MUST be informed he
So facts, the formoFis insufficieni,Ia.
y labO'ing people thz ssthe&
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When Noah was in the AK young
Ham was always playing tricks on the
alb gent oman One day be told his
.sa-falmg father that there was water
m the cellar and they had al caught
sold. Then it dawned on Noah that he
had omitted to secure a supply Of pr
Bulls cOush Syrup, which be always
aSed
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Garner. Harrison
Jacks. Vincent
Pye. Washington
Qncnz.l, Douglas
Rus'ing Grant
Small. Joseph
Thompson, Oscar
II hereby certify that the above are
ai.eet list. Of persons made out III com
.J.nee with section 5 of Chapter 2i0 of
Al Public General Laws. passed by the
General Assembly Of Mary land, ut Jan
aary session 1876. -
'"' u COX NENITT,
Ofiieer u Registration.
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rricr are pursuing the Chinese towards
Ycntkc. ;cn. Bricrc de i'Isle has as
.umed command of the French troops.
captain Fourm,r, who negotiated the
Ticn-Tsln treaty between France and
China. aud NJ Rochefort, who crit rs
I'd. have fought duel.
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Silver WAS the money Of the father, Of
ho republic standard dollars Of 4l2I
grains. 900 fine and It continued to BE-
he m"ncy Of the people uu'l our bond
'.i debt and the national banks came
iuto existence.
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lower California claims to have three
mountains Of alum and one Of alum aud
sulrLur mixed The alum and sulphur
arc almost chemically pure The
sn.onnt Of alum Is estimated at 100 900, -.
eoO tons AMI Of sulphur O0O, 900 tons
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Instead Of 100 pastors in 1901. in the
Protestant Church in France, there are
Jaw more llan 500 AMI in some purely
gaiholic districts Protestant churches
AVc sprung up Of lale years.
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ONE-PRTCF,

Ford, Richard
Green, Henry
Gardiner James
Hawkins. Francis
Jones. Charles 4
kilwell. Ilillcary II J
Penn, Thomas +
Penn, John "
Stamp, William r
Shorter, Thomas w
Shorter james W T.
Thompson, Jmes
Thompson, John
Waters, George W
Wallace, Patrick
Stricken from the lists.
Butler, William
lnslcv, John q
VI Ireland, Richhrd L
Monroe John
Smoot, John n
l hereby certify. that the above are corrcc,
~ 81 pcrson- made out Ia compliance win
,eCllon OF chapter 24g OF the Public General
,1lWs passed bv the General assembly of
''aIyi land, al January session 1875
JAMES II. WRIGHT,
OIhcer Of Registration
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SIXTH DISTRICT.

Persons oeuiy registered and stricken
from the lists If quaifed qoters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Adams, Samuel Benson
Booth, Peter Henry
Browning. William
Barker. William p
Davis, Joseph G. 81
Duckett, Davy
Hamilton, Horace
Hamilton, John d
Hamilton, Ilczekiah w
Moore, James
Osborne, James +
Robertson, John S
Robey, Hugh i
Robey, Thomas A
Shaw, Joseph b
Wilcox Tins 2
Nillett, Judson +
Transferred to Sixth District.
Anderson, James +
Berry, George w
BlleS, Abraham
Day, Washington
Hawkins, Philip
Lee, Nelson
Murray, Joseph
Montgomery, John d
Oliver, Richard A
Speake, George S
Scott. Joseph A
Wenck, William II
Transferred from Sixth District
Alvey, John f
Acton, Christopher C
Butler, Hanson
Craig. Thomas
Chesley, Moses
Green, John +
Mudd, John w
Monroe, William L
Robey, James I
Steuart, Richard II
Smallwood, William X
Stone, Walter w
Tucker. John +
Wood, George II
Walter, Vincent
Stricken fIom the lists.
Gains, Stephen W
Brooks, Nathan
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Great d stress prevail, among the
working classes IN Spain owing TO the
9Oods. aud cholera corlons. and it l.,
expected their condition will be worse
She coming winter
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~ 1CT pr2d,Laing tIe sic nj ,piriigous .,
termrmfed liquors in h. ser,rai COMMITTEES u III,
State on the doy of eIccii9n
SEC. Be il enactc}Lgtbe Ccmrd i,scp-
by Of Nuglaud That It shan Mt be lawful
tr the keeper Ct anc no e. tavern st-rr,
drinking establishment or any other pare
where liquors are ID. or for any prrs1n Or
persons, directly or indirectly. 10 ,rIl barter,
give, or dispose ofnnl spirituous or rrmrnt'
ed liquors, ale or heer, or into ic.ttin. drink,
of any kind, on the dl,s of e'ectipn hereafter
to be held in thu several counties Of this State.
SEC 2 -4nd he II enacted, That any rerson
violating the provisions of this act shall he
liable TO indictment hv the Grand Jury Of the
county where the off nee is committed, and
shall. upon conviction before any Judge Of
my Of the Circuit Courts of this state, be fined
a sum not less than fifty dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars for each and every
offence one half the fine shall be paid the in.
former, the other half to the County Commits
sioners, for the use of public roads.
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p,,s,rs pc,rlg registered anil s'rdckc
from The b,ts NJ qoaI!f'd rof,rs.
NEw1N REGISTERED
Batter Jacob
Cops " Richard II
Do-,on WilIim
E>sux John w
jameson. VII lam e
jameson, Thomas VI
Jackson. Edward
William
Marshall. Mace
NiIs.eal Pembroke
Ncale, William Il
Robinson. Morris
Robinson. William II
T,ms,rr.l 20 Sccond District.
Brown. VIM II
punmore. Robert
Greer. john :
IIardrsty, Richard I
T...,, Samuel
T',,, I.a,L II
Swgnr James W
Swami John 4
z.,..,.,,.5,,.,, S,.o,. Di,,,,u
p...;;u n
~ ',o'' r ~, ' =
VA ''''', ~,
HalNCi' - "''N
Johnson. .IuScDh
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Modern CIothing.-No DE-.

Modern tI0tntnR.-N0 description We
tsu give here, will DO justice 10 our elegant
assortment Of mems and horS clothing for fall
sad winter wear, aud al Inspection will sal
isty YOU that in quality, III and price, our
sl1cl is not cgpa'ed anywhere, Acme l!an,
80 ". 6..timor, Street Baltimore.
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FIRST Ftrrr
Persons ae'cfy reg'~ e'fd amt sfricke'
Prom The lists - q"d'fed sotrrs.
NEWLY RgGlsrEREn
Rams J,res i
Barber p;ck
Brown Cg,rlss
Cnsbinr Richard
Dyer. Joseph
Dorsey, AleNjus "
Garner Joseph +
Hall, WIN
liaukin, Charles
Mason, Washington
Newman, john Il
Transferred from Frst n,stnt.
Bilcs. Abraham
Blair, James i,
brown, WlIIiam II
BCall Benjmm T
punmore, Robert
frederick John q
Greer, John )
G'arldge, John II D
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Blaine, Logan aud America vs.
cleveland. Hendricks. anl England =.
That is the case Which side VIII YOU
h,kcY
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Bell. Kater

Dcit, NdteT
Brown, Felix
Boarman, John Il
Coats, Charles w
Chapman. Wilson
Digges, Francis
Ford Daniel
Fisher, Daniel
Green, James VI Jr
Green, Isnatius
lIclfrich, Rudolph
Joau-ou, Beujamin
Kelton. Grandson
Mitchell. John a
Mnhorncy Robert II
Pearson, Robert
Proctor George II
ROSA, Dutton
Snort, James
Saort, Wiliim II
Short, George II
Smith, David ID
Simms, John
Scriber Joseph &c
Scriber, Abraham
Sinkfeid, Samuel
Tuoman, josiah
Thomas, Chapman
Tyler, James IL
Tylor, David
Thomas, Jacob J A
Thomas, William T
hereby certify, that the above arr correct
lists OF persons made out in compliance with.
section Of chapter 24g OF the Public (ipnelaI
Laws, passed by The General Assembly Of MARY.
land, Al january session. 1876.
CHARLES a. NEAIE,
Offer Of Registration.
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Willett, Richard T
FOURTH DISTRICT.

Persons ne,cly registered and stricken
from the lists Of qualified rioters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Turner, Hawkins
Swami, .erard G
Bridget Charles II
Day, Richard Q
Brown, Edward
Brown, John +
Thompson, Harry
Thompson, Aloysius
Knott, Richard
Knott, John W
Butler IIilory
Payne. Richard IL
Smith, Phil
Young, Mack
Thomas, Charles ii
Ranford, Joseph
Bridget, Charles 7
Blackjack, Frederick S
Thompson. James
Swami, Jlmes NJ
Swami, Samuel
Garner, James Il
Swami, John +
Sweeney, JOHN f
Sweeney, Daniel
Sweeney. James A
Montgomery, Francis A
Transferable Fourth District
Atwell, John W
Cartridge John r D
Herbert, John =
Hancock, Alexander
II ncock. James u
Hancock. Mitchell A
Hawkins, George
Langley. Joseph W
Norris. James
Bridget, Frankhn II
Stewart, Richard II
Sanders. Joseph n
Smith, Timothy A
Swami, William I
Swami. Philip Y
Frederick, John Q
Turner, Thomas z
Thomas. William
Thompson Lrmuel D
Wood. ZIchariah ii
Wheeler. John
Wilson, James W
Williams. John I
Williams, Peter 5
Transferred from Fourth District.
B1iley. John I
Hancock. Richard 5
Lucas, james I
Lyon, Benjamin I.
Smith, Bcnjlmin
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Simpson, Joseph J
Norris, Jerrie
Queen, Moses
@r'eFsn from he lists,
DohLinS. James
Dobbins William
Dlggcs. Mace
ilungerford Henry
lianson, Thomas
BIarman. Henry
Linkins. Peter
Smoot, Lewis
Short. Henry
Minor. Jcrric Sr
Minor, Jerrie .Jr
zoe, George |.
Yates, James w
Yates, stephen II
Thomas, james
King, Richard r
Smothcra, Lewis II
Qnenan, Andrew
D,a9
Dent, Stouten w
Davis, KeluD
Holt. John
NJ, n' re certify, that The above ara -
SECTION cl,,,,, ",,' out ia compliance III,
tpirr 24J Of the Publir "A WIN
INV INV passed by General 4...,ni.' General
iand' at January session. I~56 ''o'y VI Mary
IOIlN r. WARE
oilicer of Rcgi.trsti",
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7 NEWLY REGISIraiED.
j Try. George
Builcr. James +
Cantor, ti.nrsc L
Dyson. JOSEPH, X
Downing, john w
dyson. Alexander 7
Gro :. JOHN
Green, Richard \
lli.don, Lewis 4
Hunter. rnomas J
Harmed. Eiward y
Harmed, Hugh w
johnson, .Dn II
Jameson. William V
Keith, Thomas \
Moore, WiIiim I
Monroe, William W
Miles JOSEPH +
Proctor. Richard T
Silpson, Thomas \
Sotheron, Levin j
Sweeney, William VI
Williams, William +
Transferred to Eighth District.
Acton, Cnrisn3p ier Z
Acton, Eugene Nc
Burch, Jol n A Jr
Burch, John 4 Sr
Cuywood, Ashton
Downs, Thomas b
Dyson, Felix
Gardiner, James
Green, Henry
Hanson, Ernest 4
Harper George 7
- Jones, Charles 4
Lovel, Thomas
Lomax, George w
hewitt, John K
Owens, Francis A
Padgett, Henry 7
Simpson, Joseph J
Tucker, John 4
Wood, George II
Wallace, Patrick
Transferred from Eighth District.
Chapman, Henry Jr
Carroll, Patrick
Coats, Ililleary
Cole, Richard f
Johnson, Philip C
Langley, Joseph W
Lee, Nelson
Lathroum, Peter r
Montgomery, John p
Montgomery, Joseph 3
Proctor, John II
Swami, Philip Z
Spake, George S
Savoy, John
Thomas, + zear
Nenck, William II
Stricken from the lists.
Boone, Joseph F
Butler, Lewis
Blackstone, Henry
Chapman, William S
bucket, Joseph u F
Edelel John II
Gill John A
Harmed James A
Jones, Ed ward
Miller George
Miller, Cherries II
Proctor, William A
Richards, William T
kobey, George L
SimmS, llilleary
Smallwood, Henry
Tascoe, Stephen
Turner, Philip
Yates, William
Yates, Llewellyn.
ereby certify, that the above are corr
Of perouS made out in compliance with :
: OF chapter 249 OF the Public General Ia,
d by the General Assembly, of MaryIn,
nuary session, 1876,
HI. MUDD.
officer of Registration.
-------------u---~--~--------
NINTH DISTRICT.
sons merely registered and stri,ck
from the lists of' qualified roters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Mckee, John NJ
Thomas, John I
Transferred 10 Ninth District.
Savoy, John
Stone, Walter w
Ward. John II
Transf, rred from Ninth District.
Acton, Eugene Nc l.
Claggett, Francis
Gross, Willilm L
Curtin, James Z
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Port Tobacco. Md.
IRIDIr. Der. .f,h. .Issf

owing 10 The prevalence Of cholera in
Italy. the FapaI tonSi-tory Will not cou-
Tcnc uuth December
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THIRD DISTRICT

'ersoas ncriy registered and stricken
from hei'st, Of qaaliticd rotcrs.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
Adams, John y
Butler, Isaac
Carpenter, Daniel W
Cooper, VIM
Dicges, John Il
Dent, Charles Ii
Gilroy, Thomas A
GIIroy, Albert b
Manders, Jessie
Mankins, Alexander
Posey, Eugene j
Posey. Jeremiah 4
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Registration Lists:
FIRST IBICT,

CORRECTED AT oCToBER SITTING.
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Sheriff. Election NOJce,

NoTiCE is hrryby given TO the Qualified
ton will he helG on the ''''' '''' '''F'-
l" tuesday after the Ist Monday.
II being the 4th day Of nov.
IN the several Election Districts of said cou,,-
ty as follows, viz: ""''-
Isl District Port Tobacco. 2nd Dis,r;,,
I'M Top. 3rl District -Cross r nds III, /
District. aliens Fresh 9Th Dis,ric, "
z,ffrl I,;, lot. 6'h District .-lillleto~n
-ss-~ss~s-.-sss oh nis...... y .... nis.rie'.
for the purpose of cccling eight Ecctor
President and Ficc-Presideni OF L nled ST.
One prrs n to represent The Fifth Distric
Mar land il Congress
The polls for SAIL Election will he ope
IN each and every Election Dist,ict Of
ounty, at Tic uSud places Of holdlns
polls at O'Clock Il. m and viii close
. clock, p m when the ballots shall
opened and publicly counted
DAVID SHOOT, Sheriff OF Charles com
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

81 BlN HUT.
F"rS""s "c'cly rcgiaey.d ond a,i,l.,
J'om tie Hs's efqaai,fcd roters.
=, NEWLY REGISTERED
Butler, Daniel W
Burroughs. James +
Bond, Charles II
Bailey. John +
Blair, james h
Cooksey, Somerset
Cooksey, William TIP
Colman, John w
Copsey, Marion S
Dozer, William
Gwynn, Lewis
Green, Thomas
Green, & &c +
Gerden, William D
Green, John G
Goldsborough, Thomss II
lIughart, Charles A
lllgdon, Francis W
Hell, George Il A
Hancock. Richard S =
lIarty, James
Irven. James
jenkins, John T
jenkins, Benjamin j
Lathrom, Peter II
Mahoney, Thomy w
Marsha !, Theopd
Mitchell, Jefferson
Matthews, George
Owens, Thomas J
Penn, George Il
Penn, John w
Penn, Thomas z
Sly, John \
Shaw, james J +
Slmms, James w
Simpson. John T.
Simms, Bcnj,min
Smith, Benjamin
Smith Peter p
Smith, Abraham
Slulms, Logon
White. Hanson
Wise, William j il
Wilkerson, Gibricl !,
Transferred la
Harris, Charles w
Stricken from tn lists.
Blair, Thomas
Briscoe, John W p.
Blair, Patrick
II -
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:" g am s9ousAV
with no intention of G. II r..PthelFi
dence Because Of this they should not
be deprived of their right of suffrage IT
Particularly is this the case with u my
Of the persons whose names have cen
stricken from the lists of voters injthc
9th district Oyslcring being the 4 lief
employment with the laboring DeopR in
that section during this season oil the
year, they got all parts Of the Wicami-
co, Potomac, aud in other oyst9ing
places to follow their pursuit, expecting
10 return to vote, AMI to return fere
permanently, as theirh as soon a the
season Is over, hence to deprive theh of
their right to vote, because they ard not
here 20 stand guard over their namdf on
the registry lists, is doing them a great
injustice. and the honest class Of pdplo
who desire to see full and fir express
sion Of the popular will great VIZ Rng.
1t has been done, however in many
eases; inadvertently We hope; and those
who are unfortunate enough to b so
treated are left but one redress, and that
is by appeal; provided, they 6Dd odt in
time that their names has been stricken
from the lists
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Woodland, Cornelius
Yates, Henry
Dead
Forrest. James Sr
Jcnifer William
btHfreoy certify that the above are corr.o,
srciau persons madr out IN compliance \, IN
Iavsn sot chapter 24s OF IN. Public General
~ PASSED by the General Assrn,hir 80 1I ~
'''u' a. January session, i-7G - ''"''
Il. GREEN.
ohicer Of Registration.
SEVENTH DIsrSICT.
I'rsoRs aec'y registered anil stricken
i'oh tic lists IF qualified rioters.
NEWLY REGISTERED.
! Bruce, Francis B
j Darlington. Francis G.
lements, Robert +
Der, John w
Bixon, Jerome
Ford, Madison
Forrest, William p
Groves. Samuel
Gross, Theo lore
Groves, William S
Harris. William T. i
Holt, Frame
johnson, Samuel
Key, George
Mason, Henry w
Robey, Henry f
Savoy, john J K
Thomas, William w
Tolbert, Spencer
Wheeler. Henry L
Warren, Charles II
Transfrrr d to Seventh District
Beall, Benjamin L !,
Cox, James G "
Craig, Thomas }
Harris, Edwin
HALEY, john VI
Lambert, William VI III
w4 Mcpherson, Thomas Il f.,
XINorris, Jcrric
Wenck. Join G OF
Transferred from Seventh District.
n Green, Thomas j
II Offer Henry,
Penn, joseph II
Porter, James Il -
Swami, Merely w |
Z Swami. James W
Swami, John 4
:, Stricken from the Isis,
Brooks, Peter
Butler, Francis
Hall, Oscar =,
King, Abraham G
= Key, William l.
Lawrence. William q
Moiscl JOHN J Pie
Mason, Charles II
St1niad. Norton are
Wilkerson. William 4 ri
Dead \T
Campbell james W vi
Green, John
Tu5mam, Il d n
merely certify, that the above mr.. cor,.. ~
o. per OhS mad" out in ron,ii..n,,. - ''"'
''H Oh chdpt'r 2l9 of the l'u5iic t;.n,.r.i Ist
|, passed - thetI hrr,.l Assembly, NJ !, - -"
IN January session, l-76
MILAN IL. COX i; ii
Officer OF Registrations !" "
-. ->-..--. - ty II
EIGHTH DISTRICT Is
So. Hill
sons neiry registered anil stricken Dist
k.o"' ne lists NJ qaaiifcd eoters. IlarI