WM. T. HAMILTON, ESQUIRE, GOVERNOR.

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Court for his county the registry of voters and the

two poll-books of the election district, or of each elec-

tion precinct in the election district of which he is an

officer of registration; and shall append to each of

Append cer-
tificate.

said poll-books before so delivering the same a cer-

tificate, signed by himself and verified by his oath

or affirmation, of the tenor and to the effect of the

certificate in this section mentioned; and it shall be

the duty of the said clerk of the said Circuit Court

for the said county to deliver one of said poll- books

or lists of qualified and registered voters of each of

said election districts, or one of said poll-books or

lists of qualified and registered voters of each of

said election precincts in an election district, so

delivered to him in the year eighteen hundred

and eighty-two, and in each year thereafter, to the

sheriff of his said county, on or before the third

Wednesday of October, in the year eighteen hun-

dred and eighty-two, and on or before the same day

in each year thereafter.

SEC. 19. And be it enacted, That, for the correction

Correction of

of the registries of voters and poll-books or lists of

registries.

qualified and registered voters, made as aforesaid,

in each election district of a county in this State,

and in each election precinct of the city of Balti-

more, each of said officers of registration appointed

for each election district in this State shall de-

May demand
registry of vo-

mand from the clerk of the Circuit Court for his

ters.

county, and each officer of registration appointed

for any group of election precincts in the city of

Baltimore; and after the year eighteen hundred and

eighty-three, each officer of registration appointed

for any ward in the city of Baltimore shall demand

from the clerk of the Superior Court of Baltimore,

between the last Monday in August and the first

Monday in September, in the year eighteen hundred

and eighty-three, and between the same days in

every year thereafter, the registry of voters and

poll-book for the election district for which he was

appointed an officer of registration, or the registries

of voters and poll-books for the election precincts

of the election district for which he was so ap-

pointed, if such election district is so divided, or

the registry of voters and poll-books of each election

precinct in the group of election precincts, or in the

ward of the city of Baltimore for which he is an