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1 68|     of them having the stem pierced and the other half solid.
2 68| juror two ballot balls, one pierced and one solid. This is done
3 68|    no one shall receive two pierced or two solid balls. Then
4 68|    the brazen urn has a lid pierced so as to take only one ballot
5 68|    he proclaims again, "The pierced ballot for the plaintiff,
6 68|   as not to show either the pierced or the solid ballot to the
7 69|    effective votes, whether pierced or solid, may be plainly
8 69|  solid in one place and the pierced in another, and the crier
9 69|   numbers of the votes, the pierced ballots being for the prosecutor