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fi if Itnrst rate str -assS ill (:Jf any man attempts to haul doicn the American Flag, shout him on the spot 5) VOL. 3. PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, I8G7. ISO. 21 TILE HERALD 13 rUELl.-riED AVEEKLY, EV ir. r- 1 1 A T IT A WAY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TyOfEce corner Miii street and Levre, iccoa l Mc-rr. $2.50 per anaanj. Rates of ldcerlisuig O iqort (rae of t-n Iins) o'jt insertion, W.Aii fcubiin"nl icertion - - Prfe ional a. lis nst excJeii'i'J six l:n?3 O irqnarter c jitma or its?, rrr atr.um six mouths " " thr-a otoliths O t bait co!uraa tarel rc months 44 HI n!!li!. " " t!uft ii-.nh 0cu'ij3io te:v m ;i'.U " n x mentis - ' three tti.-tiths tl 50 l.tn 10 OJ o.',.fO t'J 0 00 S". o ;.j o i 1M (.3 '".' ' E&.09 til transient advet ti.aa.eat4 tnii.t ba jailf-rin JV We are prepared to 40 all k in Is of J..b Work on short.not;;4). and iu a i.ylo that tri.l give satii fac:io:. TTIILITT FOTTEKQER4. ATTORNEY AT LAV, ri.ATT3M0UTII . - NEBRASKA. T. ni HI A n SITT. ATTORNEY AT LAW S&Iicitor ia Chancery. plat rswouxn, - - neuiiassa " o n. kiitq 1 Carpenter and Joiner C0ITTRACT02. and EJILT5ES, WUl J- wo-V it h.i lis with a ct aa tUspct (Km art '. it Dr. J- S. IIcADOW, -rjATIS RKTTRJfFD TO HOCK BIXFrS TO L 1 pti'-t ire Phytic. 3i bi pro.-ionl prTir to bi old patreas acd public een'rby. 1'art cnlir Bltntion pid i ili4afsof lb EY.- A car S'lar. 9b:'& ia all curabia cae. Charj madcratc aaB at n jtr tli ml rTr lilVINGSTOW, M. X. Physician and Surgeon, Txd:s bii j.i c f'l.ior.al icrrics to the ciliz-ns of Cat. coaotT. ' 0-2f-Re'i''rr.ci la 1'rr.ny Whit?' h-uc, corr.pr ef Pai aai .v.s'b sti Cn-. UiS''f on Main j-.t-K-t, oppo aita Coa.i iiuus,, riiiruui'.h, Subriska. Vsra- EI- JLcnsL'e, oks nocr. vrr-ST of nrw bakery, Plattsmcutii, I?sbrasta. tu!7 viJ or J. N. WIS 2, Omtrul Life, Accident, T ire, l.ilznJ and 'Transit X'lTSUSANCS AG-SKT W!!; tdi. ri..i' f t r oab! ritoi In ih most ruab' oo pnc id tta TTr.itcd !S!at-s. ry-CCs at iha towi ators, Pla Dr e!h, Nabrai . ruayildtf B. XAIWILL, SAM. M. CHATMAX Maxwell & CIi.i:tar.iJ, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Solicitors in Chancery. elATTSMOCTU, XKSItAi,EJ.. 02c oter tiack, Butt-rj i Co'a Drog Store. CLARKE, POUTER & ERWIU, ATTOIiNEYS AT LAW, And Solicitors in Chancery, t-'jty sT..errxiTK rim cocrt-uqcsb FLATTSM0UT1I, NEB. AVLCi3 i. cukii, n rcE-T r.t'.Ti;;:, WM. W. F.ltWI!t. XT?r- REJL L EST A TS A GE2TCT. Jaa4 wtf JOSEPH SCIILAT-EH, 7ATCIHAKEP. anl JEWEL H, mil Sir.riir, PLATTS.MOUTII, - - NEBRASKA A jro--'d -sor: mr '. f tV:cbs Clo f o!J Pen. Jrwetry. Ware, KaiiC' to 3 V:i.!:as aud Vi- e:in Tri!:n:ir' iTiT cn band.. A:l wo:n aoJl xa.tud to 1 : b war-autfrJ. April 1, 1- O. W. T-1T, Ci'.Bf ri 4 CioXTOlf, lUt Ir.dian A "air. A'tvTnrjt at L j IRISH, CALHOUN & CR0XT0I7. Tha aboT n..ra"d Srnt'men hava a-s. ci.ite I thrn-t-:T in bu-icj fur tbe r m 1-ose r f procut Jiift and collecting all claims against tba t.oner.il Gvre'DDirul, or agaic-l any tribe of lin'iaP", at..l are prepared lo pro-cute .ucb claims, eitiitr bofora Care-,rr an? of t b P-partaients of liovrnuicnt cr bt'r tha tocrt af Claiiux, Ala. Iafif will flarota b.i pergonal at'.enlicn ta t aia at Wa,hine'oo. If OT'- at Nebraska C.'ty.carnar of Ualn a ad il.a i'reata. t. A91FI, a. mnjMii. 1X"D DISTILLERS, SraTcrs in ail kindt of Foreign and DamMtia Wl!IES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. '?. u.EAsrsrijs market jqcaj:e, Ht. Joseph ?Io. -; ly Katlciaal Cai;n Arcnc VMCHINGTCM D C F. M DORFIINGTON. 63 AU CNT.J PL ATTS 11 1 ) UT i I, - - NEBKASKA, Ilrepar:l to prnt and proaeral cla'ms bfi-.rt Conjre, Co s'lof C:ix asdthe Iept . .in -r::s. Pa taii. ppr..j..;.i. Lijiii i-. and Foamy I..Tja a- jred. Xrc :t j., mriarata. asd in inv..o-t: o , Ar nl J5 MUSIC ilrs. Kai a MMivrtx having bieo solit iitd to ea larpe ber cli-s in M j r, bath Vccal anil In trutnen tal, b is cot.. :.. 1 d t io sn, and ki il give l..snus cu 1b l-uao aaJ t, t i.e. e U. -uo .s of btouiifrf pndiwrioi s fw. iiu., f;ven on ap-l-li-'ioa.at l.er z.L.S'j-xt ou Ma.a .treet. P. 31. DOKR.AGTO, Hoal Estatp Ox F ICE IX MASOX1C BLOCS rLATTSHOCTJI, SEEXASKA. c - jaac. f-i iJ. -fcj"L5 Lot 8 iu L'.3ck i, g3(l residenc, well and ctV btliid : IlS. I.'it 12 in 1'or'r C2. a cood twv-story rc-iJenca, hr.ct; b;i-cUK tit, wdi, barn and oilier outbuilding, A r.irc cbui.co for a good i" vtstmetit. I it II in t!sek building with two rooms at.4 c -r.tr. Good canii-e for a small capici.t. l.'t'J in 1 'ock 27,SjoJ residence, with H tb f . 5- n J- cm'uiiililinga. I VTt -t half cf w-:;.n fl.'., town 12, r.ini-o 13, tofreife. I er Fi1. :i i aeivs of tiiiuLr4 One bur.. bed aer .i ua i cuiiivatiou. Kigi.t niilCd tru i'ia.liiiiviatiijccar A:i :u. .roved farm cf eighty aerM, good ttonqt, ' well, e-c, wi'h fivw am. a o jjooJ timber, i f.irVy ts of lar partly itntroTel. two "an nil hs'f m'i- s f rom tap i ity, 1 iir;fi of J 'in ly itcproTCtl 1 nl , v. i li 4 J acrei Ji'UBJ tiiu1" r, tituievl 4 miles south of tuwa. p. WHEtr.E, b. e. isirii 2. TTIieelrs z Co., Real Estate Agents, Ccniuii3iioners cf Seeds AND Tiro and Lifo In3, Afj't3, PLATTE MOUTH, X. T. C--!!ctior.! ntapily at'endoj to, anJ pmceels rft- Hiu:t J nt c;irr iit r in of Excbaoise. Tasi s (mM in V. i"1 i-t: low anil obriL:iia lor iiou riil'nt. l it! to !n .tl iuveti:.i;..l. .Momy lo iui d oaKeal Estate cerjr.ttvtf. lnd Warrants locate'?. CLAIM AGENTS. Aeud fr collection of claim a-jalnt Govern men fr Soll;erH, their ridoWd aul niinot lifirs. A cent tut the i-urcha-e and sale of Liiu-Ia huU City jrojtP n i: ri :i: i:xc es.- Hon. S. II. Klbtrt, Denver City. C. T. UeMra. Kouutze l!ro., Otnabu, Neb. " Sict'ann c Mi-tcalf, Nebraska C'ty. " G. V. illey, St. Lonis, Miouii. Ir. Plo LewiM, UikIiid, MaHcbuclts. H W Uitmars. Cbicaw, Iliinoia. H M Siau-iil, Cincin:i,ui. lbio. S'twile ft llaiina, Platt.smatitb. Xebraslca. I. li Kb b, Three Rivera. Michiau. tv V Keilow.s, btoomili-M, Wicoiisin. lion T il MHrqu.'tt, Pl.itismouth, Nebraska. I. Ij-wi, A:toniv Ht Law, liuft.ilo, Xesr York. C'.u ier, liuisi-j Cui!, L)ca ilciues, low. CITY BAKERY AND CON FECT I O N E IIY, l-1. ETA DHL Li BKEAT), CAKES, PIES, nUSK,Et.:, Of tb bc-t finality, can bo obtaiuril t a!l llmti. ' wou'J invi re esj'tfial attention to tbe fact tbat 1 Lave :Itttji up an exceib nt ICE CREAM SALOON In conneet ion with tbe Dakerr, wbeie yoa can b accoi'.injwilaie J at all timet. Ve.lJin pink's tup;.lic1 on shirt notics with anytbinit iu tbe line of Confectionery or l'astry Cui: kuj ( ut. jel8 F. H. rOHRINGTOH, REAL ESTATE AGENT, PLATTSMOUTir, XED., I'r mpt atfution paid tu the pnrcha and sal cf xt at i.!.t;,te, cn J paynien t of TaxrH, aud allbaHinesa p :rt: iniD3 to a gcuerl Laud Ayetn-y. Titles Inves tigated. K -f'rs by permission to n o.E. S. D ttuiy, Ju.lire 2J Ji.d.oiul D:st., Tails ( i'y, Nebraska; M..jor K.i 'J Kuibaak, l'.iyi:i:-ter C. A.. L iwnu: th, Kauiu.r; lln. J. il. Barbat.k, la'.u A-", tsor Nebra-b, Kal.a tlty, N b ; Hon. T. li. Mi-,ut', I'laitsuiouth, Neb , Col. K. U. LivinMon, l:.e i . f brasla latVtt. V0I3., I'laU-moutb, Ni b.; 3. If. Wbirl t, U. 6. Indian Asent, Pawnee Ancj; Chir4! Neitb ton, No. Ill Iiroadway, N-w "o:k; i'.ir ey, P' in i'. !i ii Ttrovn,t'aibir!t in, D. C ; 'i , .1 y, Ma;-Ti'i li Ca , Cbieapj, Ills ; il. G fi'rh. It', h I'cr. N. Y-. l'rof. llenry Arii:: 4t'J ''Hartfiird Lu.ver :ty,"N. V. o-b Bcvr.ly Increased. Pensions ilut Sl dicrs and their heirs. ' r. M Io'ri;:rt.'n lixs this day .receive I frum th? Vc; :i r in -r : , tti- Law in full with new bl.irlks for tbe ru i.'eii.in wt au'tit.onal Uonrities at.d inereii.-d IV-n- :or s. jii.il i r- ;;dy to 1 rosrctite all eueh claims as r be entrust -il t" l.ia t ire. Cal. aud exantlue. 1 it st claimed is ltv,t served. F. Jr. D0RKISGT N. Pldtumoutb, Ac;,'. 10, Isdo. PLOWS! PLOWS! C. E. FOECY, Jljr.afac'.urer of all kinds of F a r ni i ta sr I Baip.euiciiis. 5nrh a tbo r,-!i brat' J H ! r.rfkinjr Plows, Mould l! aril Crc ik-r., Stirrin-; Fwj, tinn'e and Danbla 'iorl. Cultivator and Harrow. Repairing done ou .liui t n 01 u:e All woiU warranted. II vi:i-,- bad aitu-li expj rience in tbe business. 1 fe.-l arcurci that I can ive geaeral satisfaction. Picasc give me a call b-.fore I'lircbasins fl sew here. c. fonur. PlatUraouth, Neb., May Cth, 1S67. jMiss A. M. DESPAIN, ITIillincr and Dressmaker, orrosiTE the rosT-orricE, nan just received a larp Rtok or XEW GOODS.' of tbe latent lasbions. New Uooda received every noDtb. Call and sea thetH . myStf G It. McCALIiUM, Ilannf-cturcr of and dealer In Saddles and Harness, Of every (b'noriplion, wbolcale auJ retail. No. 130 v ,Miu rtreet, betweeu5;h and tilli btrcets, Nebraska City. Jel3 LAI3IES' 2co Gream Saloon- Vp Skum, cr.e doer vft of Llack Eu'tery't Jru7 67ir'. nud take i,ie.-.uee iu tervmir It by tha dish, cr we Vl!r.? we jt up th.) veiy b.,t quality af Cream bavo small Irr-zers, and can anitniy chu'ich fairs, festivals , mrtit-a oi families with any quaat ity, on short noiie-.'. Also, blow, vr l:-ve Cu bust ns-ortmont of all kiaJs of Fancy and Mick Candy, Fruits. Xu'.J, l'o barco. C'luici Cigirs, etc., to be found in Uie ci;v. )yi 3ra . U. J. fclKbloUT. 4 good Itro ttory brie tor buiMiu?. 22by Oi)f.t Trititood eeil iJC furthet particu r" ni;iiire of tha IcveJCia cakb cr tcjeoibi. ltAMTt9 WASHY. Tost Offis, Cokfederit X Roads, ( wich is in the Stait uv Kentucky,) July 2S, 1SG7. The spectilasLen ia wool, into v. ich the Dimocrisy uv the South euibarkt some months ago, hez, I regrat to say, resulted disastrously. Tha uljger ain't Cilia J fr co-ope rash en with the Dirnoc iiy. Initid uv Itar.giu onto us like tha ivy onto tho o:k, he diskivercJ that, in the South at least, he wu really tha oak anJ we the ivy; i:istiJ uv looking up to us, he contracted a dicagrccalle habit uv lookiii do;vn onto us. There wuz other reasons why he coodei.t Le ruade arailaLle for our uses, ar.d thore- tore, it wuz deciued to a back tnto the Afrikin, and to agiu attempt his reduckshen to ex near his normal speer ez the abnormal csnJLhn uv the times wood ndmit. Tha directors uv the allege met, and chanjed the naraa of the Institooahn Lack lo the "Southern Military &. Clasikld Iustitoot," and the Corners wuz itself agin. Doekia Pogram loakt ez tho ten ysars hed bin lifted tlT him. "II(w jdeaiant 'ti," sei he, "to walk erect agin in front tf a ni'gsr, and to pass em ez tho they wuz niggers! Oh, ef I cood only wallop one wantt more, me think I cood die happy!'' W hed a meetin last nite to consider this nijjer question, wich wood hev resuhd in great good, and hed a pow erful inflooence toward strengthenin the hands uv our brethren in the North, who are fightin the heresy of nigger crTrae, hed it not bin for that irriu ihen, rlleck. Rnd that pest, Joe 13i ler. I hed made my regler speech on th nijgr, and with rHch effect. I hed quctid frm tumbody' quotashen fram Agassiz, k'kIi dsmonstratid the raaicla difftrenca there is atweTn the Afrikin and tha proud Caucaihcu; ar- g uin frum the length uv his heel and arm; the thickness uv hi al-ull and so forth, that the nijqerwuz totally ULiit to cx3rtfic;e th3 rite uv free mn. I wuz applaudad vouifwrously, and by none mr than Pollack and Joe i3ig- lcr. Ez I took my teat, and wuz wip in the prespirtahen from my classikle brow, feeiin that I heJ settled that qusestion, Pollock riz, and desired to cay a few words and make a sugges tioa. Sed ha: T her littened with interest to (he elokent tpeeker, and am happy to say I her learned fax wich is naw to in 8. Ef I hev ever dsulted tbe inferiority uv the nigger, them doubts are remov ed, pervidin alljz, that the statements ur tbe peeker is trco, uv wish I Lev no doult, cz the caracter uv the epeek er i a sulTuhenl guarantee for the treoth ur wicharsr he sez." I lowed 5tate!y-!iks, with the air uv cne !j whom cich coiiipliinmta wuz a erery day afTair, wich they aiu'r by no means, on the contrary quite the revaree. "But I want it demonstrated to ta3 satisackihen ur the inoit obtooie I want mo uere a mea!urment ur tLo areraje Afrikin and the average white man, that all tha world may know the eilTrenca. I mov that it be did." I acceded. "Let it be done," sed I, that the vexed question may be settled forever." Several niggers wuz nekt t3 submit tj tha mjasurement, but all refused. Finally Joe Biglar said he sa.v Napo leon Jphnson, a nigger wich wunst be lenged to Deckin lVgram, ia tha nwji ente. "Napoleon," sed he, "will yoo cootribbitt yoorself to the grual science ur ethnology? Ain't yoo willin to let us yoose you awhile, to demonstrate the great and growing trooth that your Craodfather waz a monkey? Step up, Napoleon." Napoleoa, nothin daiht. stept up, and Pollock, Bascom, liigler and I meas ured him, with the follerin result: u feet 8 inches 150 lls. averdupoise 11 iricl.es 5 incites b 1-2 inebes 4 inches Weight Length uv foot Br.-ndtti uv foot Length uv hand Breadth uv baal Length uv fore.n aa L' Lgth uv hoc- froi.i ankle to knee Pr ji.'ikshun uv heel Capassity uv skull, w'.cli. bain the 11 ioches G inebes 4 incites top or car of the vertebral col uian, so to fpeek.is, accord in to lliptiocratoes, a trooly scieutifio Greek, and lion. N in. Muutrrn, uv Ohio, a v. ry Imporlaui bone lor all uv lite rates, Co cubic inches "Now," sed Follock, "let us examine in the same way a average s-pecimen ur the Caucjhea race, ez he is found in this delectable spot. WillTssaker Gavjtt Le good enufF to step forrerd ? I perpose to demonstrate the sooperier ity of the Cattcashen with a two foot rool. I-'iggers won't lie. S;cp up, Isiiker." And Issaker stept up, and wuz meas ured, with the follerin result: Height 5 feet S inchej Welrht l.'0 pounds Lwntb uv ban.! 7 1- int-b'. lii ea.lt h uv band 8 1 i lucbra Leu:tb uv foot 11 incbe.s liread'.h uv foot 4 12 iuchai Projecksbnn uv l:"tl lit inches Lenjrth uv forearm 10 iurhes I.eugili uv bone from an'ite to kno lo inciics Capasiliy uv skull H7 cu ic intbes Pollock was delited. "Here," std ho, "it is in a nut shell. Issaker Las a ehorter hand, a more carrer Land, a shorter and narrer foot, and Lis heul projecks less than the niggers by 2 1 inches! Good Lord, how I Lev bin di- seevcrJ! Wat errors I Lev bin nussin! How kin a human Lein hev inloileck whose heel prujecks four inches? How rejoict am I that I am at last Bet rite on these important pints!" I smiled btnignantly onto him. Uigler riz. "I too," sed he, "am satiificd that the nier is not wat we "who was disposed to consider him fit to exercise rites, supposed him lo be. I held firm when the measurement uv his hands and arni3 wa3 bein made, but the heel staggered me. Its clear that no one kin hev iatellek whose Isg isn't set in his foot better than that. I ehel persoo this invesugashea. Hevin now a startin pint a heel, as I may say, to btand on I shel go on to prove the in feriority of the nigger. With that heel for a fulcrum, I shel, with the lever of trooth, proceed to upset the fabric of nigger ekality, and carry confooshen into Uoston. I shell assocm that Na poleon is a average specimen uv the lower or unintellectooal Afrikin type. Is it so?" "It is! it ii!" yelled we all, delited at the happy turn the thing was takin. T shell also afsoom that Issaker Gavi.t is a averag-e of the higher orin- ellectooal Cducanen type. Is it so?" "Certinly! Certinly!" "Very well. Now quake, Massachu cts. NaptK-on, kin yoo read?" T ovtr i; try.-. i'-.t iiSQ 111- en, and risin nastily, protedid that the examinaslicn hed bin carried far enulT and eo did Detkia Pogram; but Bigler swore hs wasagoin to kivcr ilassachu sets with shamo, and I sot down para lyzed. "Kin yoo read, Napoleon?"' "Yes, eah!" "Read this, then," eed Bigler, handia him a noosepaper. The nijger read it as peert as a Noo England skool inarm, which well he mile, as he learned it from ens of em. 4 "Kin yoo write?" Certinly," and takin a pencil he writ otT hafT tho Declarashen uv Inde pendsnce. ''Set down, Napoleon. It's a deril iih pity yoor heels is so long; otherwise yood be credited with hevin intellck. Now, Issaker, my bold Caucasus: n, kin yoo read?" "I protest!" shrceksd I, in agony. "Iisnker, dan't enswar the skofler at Bat Issaker, as while as a sheet, and ircmblin under the eye cf Bigler, who knov.d him from infancy, stuttered out "No!" "Kia yoo write, my gay dessndant of th3 seoperior race?" And still under the influence of Big let's eye, he ansered, No!" "Kin yoo cipher?" "Wat in thunder's the yoosa of ci pheriu, when tho old man al.'uz kep a nigger to do his figgerin?" "Set down, Issaker. We're done with yoo. There's a error sumwhere. The nigger's capassity uv skull is less by sercral cubic inehes, but he seems te hev used wat he hez lively. Ejt it's all rite, Parsoa. Issaker shel rote and tha nigger ehant. Reedin and writin never was a quaJifkashen for votiDg down here, any way. Possibly the ceet uv the intellek is in the heel insted of the brain, wieh accounts for the nig ger's hevin the most ef it." And Pollock and Bigler and the nig gers present left the meetin house, lafun uproarously, and throwin all sens of adoos back ta us. I doubt whether the result of the in- reetigashen will help ourfriends North. Tha fact is, it was overdone. It war carried too fur. There is a point at wich facts ought to stop Dimekratic facts in partikeler. In this instance, the inreitigashen sheod never hev bin carried byond ike heel. Had it s'.opt there, we woes' hr hnd em. Bat car ryin it to the radical point Bijler aud Pollock took it, the fouudaskea ws tilt wa3 upset, and we are all at sea agaia. Wfcod, eh! wood that wa was rid of these jeerin fanatics. Petroleum V. Nasbt, P. M. (wich is Postmaster.) A.- ACT To Vrovitle for Hie Flesisfra cioii or !o voters of tlie Sliita, SacTio.v 1. Le it enacted by the Legislature of the iYt.'e cf jYebrasJsa, That thore shall bo appointed by the Gorernor cf tha iltate, from among tha citiicns of said .otite, most kuv.vn for loyakv, firmness and uprightness, cne Registrar for each voting precinct in tha State, except those voting precincts in which, at the last election, mere than t.vo hundred (200) votes were polled; and where there are mora than two huadred (200) votes so poll ed, as aforesaid, the Governor shall appoint two (2) or mora Registrars of voters, whose duty it shall be to register the names of all persons who thall claim to be entitled to tha elective franchise, residents within such voting precinct, in the manner herein pre scribed. And the said Registrar, or Registrars, shall receive for their ser vices, the sum of three (3) dollars per day, fcr each and every day they shall necessarially be engaged in the duties devolred upon him, or them, by this act. Provided, that the expenses of carrying this act into effect shall not exceed forty collars in any one precinct, in any ono year. Any cne of said Registrars shall be competent to act, and any vacancies that may occur shtll be filled by the Governor from among the citizeus cf the tate as herein pro vided. All officer, or officers of reg istration, shall, before he cr they enter upca the duties cf their several effies, take and subscribe the usual oath cf t'fiice prescribed for the Ctate cfiicers, and subscribe the same ia the looks cf Rasistrativjn for their Election Districts. Sec. -J. The Auditor of D.uto cLuil causa to be prepared bocks of Regis tration of names and facts required by this Act. Said books lo be furnished by "said Auditor cf State to the sercral Registrars provided for in the first sec- lion oftlns Act, at the expanse of the Counties in which such voting precinct may be situated. Said books shall be so arranged as to admit of alphabetical classifications of the names, and ruled in paralleled columns, on which shall be entered: First. Tha name of the person reg istered. Seesnd. Sworn. Third. His age. Fourth. The place of his birth. Fifth. The tune of his residence in the precinct county and State. Sixth. If naturalized, tha date of his papers, and tha court by which issued. Seventh. His qualifications. Eight. Qualified voter. Slc 3. Said officer cr officers of registration shall register tho name of every persn resident in such election precinct, whom ha or they know to be a qualified voter ; and entitled to reg istration, cr who presents himself for that purpose, and after recording the surname and christian name, shall ad minister to the person so presenting himself, tha following oath, to wit : "You do solemnly swear (or affirm) that you will fully and truly answer all such questions as shall be put to you touching your plaee cf residence, your qualifications as an elector, and your right to registration as such," and enter in the proper columns the facts. Whether such person has or has not been sworn. The age ef such person. The place of his birth. The time he has resided in the State, County, voting precinct, in which he seeks to be registered. If naturalized, the date ef his papers and the Court, State and County where issued. If disqualified, the cause er reason of disqualificatirn: whether non-resi-denca, non-age, alienage, infancy, lunacy, or non conqws mentis, disloyal ty or bribery. The name of qualified voters, omit ting from the column for that purpose tha name ef disqual.fied persons, in- sertirg ia lieu thereof the names of ne er raara witnesses by whom the dis- qua'ifkatioa was praven. Sec. 4. It shall be tha duty of tha j officer or cfiicers of registration, be-j fore entering any name on theregiiter of voters, to diligently enquire and as certain that none of the aforesaid day of election, deposit with the County causes of disqualification exist, and if Clerks of their respective counties for disqualifications exist he or they shall which said officer or officers shall be not enter his name as a voter in said appointed, the book or books of regis eighth column cr register cf qualifi- tration hereinbefore provided for, which td voters, but shall carefully exclude said book or books, together with the it therefrom. said corrected list cf qual'fied roters Sec. 5. The officer or officers of provided for in section 9 of this Act, regisiraticn shall not allow the name shall bo filed among, and preserved of any foreign born citizen cr resident with tho records of his said office, sub to ba entered ia said eighth column, or ject to examination as other public re register of qualified voters unless his cords. papers be produced and exhibited to Sec. 11. That said officer or officers said officers, and by them endorsed of regiration while discharging tho wiih tha data of their exhibition, or duties imposed by this Act, shall have shall prove by his own oath, or ether- and exercise the powers of a Justice of wise, to the satisfaction of said officer or cfiicers that ha is entitled to the elective franchise, and to be rsgislered as a qualified voter, whereupon said Registrar or Registrars will enter in the sixth column, tha facts required in the third (3d) section cf this Act. Sec 0. It shall be the duty of said officer or officers of registration to en- ter in tho said register cf qualified voters, the name of every person who shall apply to him or them to ba regis- Kered, ond who shall satisfy him or them that he is qualified to vote under fees and in the same manner as allowed the provisions of tha election law of by law for the same duties as criminal the State, or shall prove to his or their cases. But said officer or officers of satisfaction that he will be of ago, and registration shall not charge any fee so qualified to vote on or before the for issuing 6uch process, or receive any day of the next ensuing election. fee or reward for this cr any other sot Sec, 7. It shall bo tho duty of said vice he cr they may perform in tho officer or officers of registration to proper discharge of his or their duties, meet and eit at some convenient place except that heretofore specified and in the several voting precincts afore- provided as their compensation, which said, for which they shall be appointed, shall be paid by their respective coun cil the first Menday of September cf tie3. each year, and continue ia session for Sec. 12. That if any person who has three days, or until he or they shall biea registered as a legal voter in one complete the list of voters, and shall district or precinct sha'I romovo into give notico cf the time and place of another, be thall take from tho officer meeting, at least ten (10) days Lefsrc Cr officers of registration, or tho clerk tho day uf tLcir Krjt meeting, by pub- cf the county who has possession cf licalion in some newspaper published in srijJ j; or books of registration, a the County in which said registration certificate of the fact cf his registration is tD be 'made, or by hand bills posted a Slicv, district or precinct, and it shatl up ia such public places as said officer be tha duty of the officer or officers of or officers may select, in the election districts cf tha several counties in the state, and in case of making a change moval certificates aud registration, in the place of meeting, he or they and unless the provisions of thissection shall, at once, publish in manner and are complied with, such person shall form aforesaid, notico of such change not be registered as a legal voter iu as herein prescribed. Said notice ar.d such precinct or district, and such cer- publication to be paid for by the pro- tificale shall be filed with the lists of per County. voters and books of registration in tho Sec. S The said officer or officers offices hereinbefore specific, of registration, for the purpose of fac- Sec. 13. That in casa any city or ilitating them in the discharge of his county shall be divided, or ia any other or their duties, shall eit on the days of manner so arranged as to form portions meeting for the purpose of registration, of Siiferent electoral districts for tha from 9 o'clock a. in., until 5 o'clock p. election of Senator, member of tho m. Provided, however, that in his or Hsuso of Representatives, or ether their discretion, ha or they may take a officer cr officers, a personto be entitled reces3 at noon, not to exceed one hours to vote for such officer or officers must time. have been a resident of that pirt of the Sec. 9 It shall be the duty cf said county or city in which he offers to vote officer or officers of registration; as tha time required by law, next preced soon as practicable after the Iist3 are ing tha election, and ba registered completed a3 aforesaid, and before the therein as a qualified voter. 4th Monday of September, to make, or Sec. 11. That the judges of election cause to be made, an alphabetical list shall not receive or deposit the ballot of of all the names of persons registered any person until ihey have first found by them as qualified voters in tha said his nnme on the list or register of qual several election districts, and cause the lfied voters, and have checked it there same to be printed or written, and on. made public by hand bills set up in at Sec. 15. That tha clerks ef the sev- least three (3) public places in the eral counties of this State, in whose several election districts where said effica eaid list or register of qualified registration has been made, and pub- voters is deposited and filed, shall per- lish the same in some newspaper to be mit examination of the lists or registra- selected by him cr them, if one be pub- tions of qualified voters to We mada lished in the city in which registration only ia the manner herein prescribed, has been made, accompanying said list with a notice for all persons interested, to appear before them, at the place, and during ihe time of registrution, on the Monday and Tuesday of the week next preceding the week in which the election is to be held, to correct any omissions cr other errors in said lists, at which time the lists of qualified voters shall bo corrected and finally eers of registration shall knowingly, closed, and two (2) fair copies of said .corruptly and fraudulently, in violation corrected lists, or registers of voters of the provisions of this act, permit tha shall le completed, and one eepy there- name of any disqualified person to be cf thall be immediately deposited by entered on the lists or registers cf the officer or officers of registration, qualified roter3, er exclude therefrom with tha County Clerk of the coun:y in ihe name of any qualified voter, ha which he er they mads the registration, thall, upon conviction thereof, foreit and the other fair copy shall ba deliv- and pay a fine of not less than one ered to judges of elections for the rari- hundred or more than five hundred del ous election districts, at or before the lar3, to ba collected as in other like opening ef ihe palls in tho varioui pre- cases. einsts or election districts in which said Sec. 17. That if any. clerk of any registration has been marfe, cn the J morning of the election. ) Sec 10. That said officer or officers of registration shall, on or before the the Peace, for the preservation of order around the placa cf registration; may compel the attendance of witnes?es for the purpose of ascertaining the qualifi- cations of persons registered, or to bo registered; he cr they thall havo pow- er to issue summons, attachments and commitments to any sheriff or constable,, or special constable appointed by them for tha purpose, who shall serve such process as if issued by a Judge of any Court of record, or Justice of the Peace, who shall receive therefor the samo registration of the various voting pre- cinct s to notify each other of 6uch re er in the manner allowed in relation to the ether records in his said office, and in his presonce or the presence of hid deputy; Provided, however, that said lists, registers and books are, under no circumstances, le be taken from said office, or in any manner altered er changed. Sec. 16. That if any officer r offi ceunty with whom said lists, registers and bouks herein provided ara required V ' 5 ; i! ;i i! i i '3 'I f .- '