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GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-
Atlantic and Great Western Railway.

Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this Is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Rfflut Express leaves daily
Saturdays excepted, at e:lO P. a, arriving at Sal.
6ir1noa at Al A. NJ, snd EeW YoTk st 9.2s P. ii
Slesping Coaches attached.
- No Change of Cars.
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.-Four new
Grover & Baker Sewing Machines for sale.
Apply at this office. .aug23:163.
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Gents Wrappers and Drawers at old
prices at the Bazaar, corner Of Superior st.
and public square. sept I7:l6s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-19

Jaconet Bands, Edging, Inserting, and
Collars, at old prices, at the Bazaar, Late
T. G. MILIs. sept 17:l68
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new YORK STOCK MARKET.

lBT TELEszAFH.l
NEW YoEE, Sept. II, 1884
Government SfOelEs--Quiet and without de-
eided change United Stat skies 1881 coupons los
910s1<; go coupons 1l0969llO5S; Seven Thirty
Treasury uotos, October and April, 1lOs<9ll1-
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OaKEao MARKET...sept. ".

IBT KHsaRAPH.1
FIOur-Closes with less enquiry, but prices are
unehanged. Sales at SO 0O01O 25 for brands from
No. sprins; SO 250lO IS from red winter; sl1
T69l2 90 for don Bile extra.
WheAt-Quiet and no sales.
CORu-ouist and UNCHANGED NouinaIly held
ct 81 81 for No. Illinois.
Oats-Held at s5c for western, which is above
the views o. buyers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-19

Ladies and Childrens Hosiery selling at
old prices at the Bazaar, Late =. G., MIr1s.
sept I7:I68
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$4,000 a n0NE9 SSSl Z ,5n, ADxASGED - q ,I,55
p and Well-knowB WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
be5arities Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
psstols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, HeIOdeons,
and all s5rsonal property and articles Of valEs on
tbs most satisfactory terms Business strictly pri
VAte. Established 1851. N. B.-A variety Of un-
redeemed Watches JsVolTy, Guns &e-, for sAle at
baFgains-
0moe-oorneT Of Water snd Superior streets,
over Davis and PaizsttO'a Clothing Store.
= osfa7 J. q. 4 " WAGNER.
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Ladies Kid Glovse at last years prices,
at the Bazaar, POI, Superior St.
sept l7:I6S
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ENSIGN 4 HANSCOM,
CHOICE FAMILY
GROCE RIES,
1O8 PUBLIC SQUARE.
msy1s-R2
TRAVELLERS REGISTER,

sa- Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Office, l4T Superior street, next
door to the Weddoli House.
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aFn aagtrtissmtuts

ess-aFoR aAEE," go RENT" LOST, -
sfkSrs.s FOUND % IS BOARDING" " "oUE-
IS 2 and other short notices. not exceeding FoUR
ssils, inherited twice In this column for - cts,
sifree times IS cts, fOUr times so cts;
y all ever ToUR LiSEs and not exeesding EIGHT
SIS, double above rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-19

DTsTRIoT CouET.-All the arguments in
the case of stetson ps. Walker, have bean
made. The jury will be charged on We'd
nesday morning. Court adjourned until
Tuesday morning.
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spEAroR KLm,s SPEECH.

sENATOk WAX sFEEChs
After excellent music from Mehl's Brass
Band of Erie, which had come by wagon
from their city, thirty-eight miles distant,
the night before, and an original campaign
song by Mr.. J. E. Pope, of Pittsburgh,
which was universally popular with the
crowd, Judge Pettis introduced Senator
Wade in a few well-choien remarks.
We present in another column full re-
port of the address of the veteran orator
and statesman, who has represented our
own State in the national council $50 long,
so ably and so faithfully. That the speech
was we'll received by the vast throng whict
heard it, ali who read it, and especially
all who have heard the Senator and re-
marked his hearty and vigorous way Of
presenting his ideas. will readily believe.
Applause was frequent and enthusiastic,
and it was evident that Mr.. Wade carried
the throrg with him. His review of Nc
Clellan's career was received with especial
favor
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKH.
MORNING LEADER oFTIoE.

- = 80 -77ss A'i w
The receipts Gssin BY rail for the "a hours
ending at half past O'Clock to-day are as 70 r
Lows.
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Legal Intelligence.

USrrED STATES COURT.-This Court will
be in session to-day.
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Etirfr Ghatua.

OsALL AND EXAMINE OUR GENTS
~ Seal Rings. The finest assortment In the city
COWLES 4 CO.,
sspl 81 Weddsl1 HousC.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-19

'' Our Peace CoSnmissioners-Grant sher-
man and ..Farragut."
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NEW YORK MARkET-.sept. ".

On sums Of less than Sloes i've per cent. is added
to above prices.
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Rare Chance for Agents.


Splendid Large Steel Engravings, from Photographs
by Brady, Of
Abraham Lincoln. General Grant and
Geo. B. Mcclellan.
For Circular address, with stamp, B. s GREEN,
Boom A. American Building, over Leader Office,
Cleveland. sspI:l67
A CHEAP BARGAIN-FARM FOR
"A 6A1E-Tbe undersigned offers fer sale his farm,
containing g acres, Of unequalled quality, well va
tered plenty Of good fruit, and we'll situated on Wall
Persons wishing to buy viii find it to their advantage
fooan and see for themselves.
6ug29:lG9 B. WALLING.
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-A PAIR
i Of Horses and a light n Y. made Buggy, new
Ihe Horses can trOt together mile in three minut
1hsy win be sold separately or together.
su2-lss Cor. Superior st. aud Public square.
w A IT ED-ACTIVE BUSIN ESS
w Men, vhocan make frem $50 10 S2Jl Per month
sailing the New England Improved Family Sewing
4achlns This Machine has no rival in the Sewing
4nchine world. Although small its range Of work is
equal 70 that Of any lge mnnhfne aud sells for the
ena sum Of SIS Those wishing terr sOry 20 operate
ClsVeland, Ohio. p O. Box 3i5. Hu2c-l6s-daw
DEAD DIR. WELLS ADVERTISE
kB MEHT In snothsF column.
fsb2T:R9
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The meeting, called to order by Mr.. Hen
dersOn, the energetic Chairman of the Cen
tral Union Committee, was organized by the
election of the following officers:
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AN ALIEN Is WILLING TO 60
las substitute for somebody for three yaans Can
TO day AZ st. Clair House. corner ST. Clair aud Water
streets sepl6 los
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Hon. g. Newton Pettis.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
VIM. Sill, John Mcfarland,
Daniel shryock, Robert McMulIen,
Mr.. Rodmsn, John LoOper,
Dr. Ashley, William Power,
Robert Bannon, Daniel Grubb,
J. C. sturtevant, T. Baird,
Alex, Hoig, William Anderson.
SECRETARIES.
WI. Clarke. jr., R. L. White,
W. 3. Scott.
CHIEF MARSHAL.
Captain D. B. DerricksOn.
ASSISTANT NARsHALs.
Lieut.. ]. II. Dickson, C. A. Powers,
II Il I Inrraridlrn
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WANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, OR
w Tart Of house. for small family, by prompt
paying tenant. Address RrM. W, Leader ONCE.
, fcp1e:I6
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sepsil6s
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AmaseHEnts.
4 OADFMY OF MUSIC.

JOHN ELLsLER, JR.,..........-..........MAs .MAsAGEB.
RICHARD q. GEART. Treasurer.
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FOUND.-A SMALL ROLL OF
4 money was picked up in my market, which tie
olTnst can have 10y proving property and paying for
Gopi3:l6e JAS Ross.
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"aeoession is Treason"
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WANTED-A KITCHEN GIRL
w 4 German or English gi ] preferred; one that
can come well Recommended. Cab at lsI St Clair st
sepl5:I6s HEARY n. RAYMOND.
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aThe Unioa-Mag it Be PerpetuaI.l ;,
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ONIONS WANTED.-5OO Bus. ONIONS
OEanted Immediately, for which We will pay the
hiShest market price, at 1ss Ontario street.
sepi2.l6s j. b GLENN A 90.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
DISTRESSING Accidents.


At franklin Mills, Portage county, o.,
on WEDNESDAYS Of lsst week, a girl Is
years Of age, named ida Reynolds, IN the
absence Of tho rest Of the family, under.
took to kindle fire, when she supposed
il had entirely gone out, and pouring
some coal oil from a con upon the coal
and kindlings, furious blaze at once
flashed up, exploding the can and onvcl-
oping her clothes in the flames. With
remarkable presence Of mind said girl pro.
cured a quilt, and, wrapping herself in it,
wen, into the yord to call for assistance.
Before that could reach her, her gar
mcnts were all burned and scarcely a
spot on her person escaped the cruel fire,
and she died soon after.
On last Friday night fire broke out
in house occupied by family nan ed
McNann, in Tarport, Pa, and the whole
family OF six persons was burned TO
death The parents occupied one room
and four children another. The palcbts
were suffOcated to death in attempting to
rescue the ch hildren.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28

by this one discharge. No time was
given them to recover their good order,
but Gen. Smith ordered charge and
his men dashed rapidly forward, the
boys Of The 10Th Joined in. The retels
fought boldly and desperately back to
the timber, on reaching which large
portion broke and fed, and fully 1000
throwing aside their arms. In this
charge Tay ylor's battery was taken as
were also 2 of the guns Of Minis bat
terry and the Paro, gun taken from us
at Caton Crow last fall, and one or two
others belonging TO the rebels, one of
which was considerably shattered, be-
sides 200 prisoners. A pursuit and dis
ultory fight was kept up for three miles,
when our men returned to the field OF
battle, and thus ended this fearful and
bloody struggle for the control otWcst-
crn Louisiana.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
Patriotic Families.

The palm Of patriotism is claimed for
the (0miIy Of Ww. MERCER, residing in
the yiciuiiy of Bainbridge, Ross county,
Ohio, who has eight sots ard OF grand
son in the army. Their average wei eht
is alo pounds, and he ight, six feet. In
short Dir, bIRcIR has rs feet and $50
pounds OF boys in the army. Their
mother says she has two more that will
soon be ready If needed.
A Rhode islOAd paper, the Providence
Pres, tells yet better story, 1t says
that rmorg the recruits fer the -Four.
tcenlh Rh,te islurd Regiment, on
Dutch Island, are fourteen brothers, all
the sons of the same iathtr and mother.
A still more remarkable circumstance,
concerning these "boys" is, that ua
there are among them two pairs of twins
The average height Of the fourteen is
six feet two inches, making an aggre-
gate eigAiyJps feet. Their names are
Postly, aud they are al! members Of
Company |. They came from the town
OF Deposit, BroOme county, in lha, State,
where their mother is still living, their
father being dead, and where, also, they
have two sisters. also twins, one of whom
Weighs two huGdred and eigh,Y-two
pounds, and the other about Two Lun.
dred aud twenty.
Little RhoJy is ahead.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
A Speech by the President,

At the close OF the Patent Office Fair
on Friday night, President Lincoln, in
answer to loud aud continuous calls,
made the following remarks:
LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN: appear,
to say, but word. This extraordinary
war in which we are engaged falls hcuvi-
ly upon all classes of people, but the
most heavily upon the soldier. For il has
been said, all that a man hath will be
given !ur his life; and willie all contr.-
butte Of their substance, the soldier puts
his life AT stake, and oftcn yields it up in
his country cause. The highest merit,
then, is due TO the soldiers. (Che,rs)
In this extraordinary war, extraordna
ry developments have manifested them.
selves, such Us have not been seen in
former wars, and among these manifesto
tions nothiug has been more remarkable
than these Fairs for the relief of suffering
soldiers and their families. And the chief
agents in these fairs are the women OF
America. (Chcers)
am not accustomed 10 tho use of
language of tu!ogy; | have nover studied
the art ofraying compliments to women,
but | must say, that ii all that has been
said BY orators andpoets since the crca.
ton of the world in praise Of women
were applied to the women of America
!, ,wtnld not do them justice for their con.
duct during this war. will close by
saying, God bless the women of Amcri.
ca! (Greot opplouse.l
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
A New Democratic PAPER.

Tho honest and loyal portion or the
Democracy of Seneca county. arc alb, u
taking measures TO start new Demo
cratic paper in this city. The course aud
conduct OF the notorious robcl sheet nov
IN existence IN Tdlin, has 50 thoroughly
disguslcd tho war Democrats, that new
organ is now wanted 10 represent the
vitws OF that port lou of the war Dcmoc.
rscy. That portion oi the Union De-
mocrOcy, feeling that their principles ard
pos tiun have been abused and violated,
are determined not To follow in the " h.
OF Jeif. Davis rebel organ nry lungcr,-
Look out for fun II has ALREADY com'
mcuccd. Mr.. HAuM, Union war Dcm-
ocrat, has already secured the Assessors
Blanks, SC. which is the must profit, :
bic part of the county printing. The
rebel organ will soou have 10 suck at the
hind tcatc,
We can with pleasure, congratulate
Mr.. IAnM on his good luck, aud ,ru,'
that he may before the year is tut scCur,
the ,ntire printing of the county. Tn,
lying, dirty, smulry rebel organ is be-
ginning to learn that the woy OF III,
truusgrcssor is hard. The sucbks ar,
now trembling in the ir boots, aud after
October next, will crawl into their holes
aud draw the hole ia after ihrm,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
son THE 1RfeUNE.
WHY I WEEP.

All many plant, whose rich, rare bloom
I'd thousht wonld ligbtsome sombre days,
BY Wintry blasts has met its doom,
Aud he'er con cheer me With its rays.
BIT tie not that for which wesPf
For flower, are only transient hing,
III SOW again and soon will renp
New beauties which he Summer brings.
Oh, 'tis not that the bird, whose song
Has of beguilei my mental praise,
Will never more is notes prolong,
Or plume its fnry form again.
| ne'cr would weep for friendships tried,
Aud prove more frail than bird or flower,
New friends Id seek. no wounded pride,
ShouldsOb OF bliss one single hour.
do not sigh for n,eting wealth,
Its golden charms nc'cr dazZlcI nc,
a pnir Of chubby hands. unbltmish, d health
a fortune sure has proved to be.
For faithless swim no tears should ever
spring,
To elm the brightness Of my violet eyes
My hook IA sink again, and try TO bl'rg
a better fish, IL in the sea it lies.
But now dear E., rs ! can't longer hide
The crys'al diors that from my lidsnr'
'scaph g.
In ycur tue iri,rdship | will e'Cn COZ fide,
'Tis the lorse radi,h that have been
scraring.
BLrsY.
April Is, lsCi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
A Vile Traitor.

We learn from dispatch dated Col,
umbus to the Ciucinusu Goscite that
the rebel Watson, who participated in
the Morgan raid in Ohio aud was cap
tured, and " no was released from prison
ON paro, has been engaged in buying
cattle in Coshoctou county and vicinity
and then sending them, by aid of lrcl d,,
through the lines into rcb, Id, N. When
arresl,d by Officer McCabe he had forty
head of ea,lle with him. lie did not
vote in piekway county, AS stated, Ut in
Groveport, in this coun'y, ard was taken
to the polls by j. &, Edwards, one OF
the Copperhcuds from this county, al
whose house Watson was then stsying
lie was parolled only once, aud then by
the War Department, aud not by the
Government as stated in the CONNER
eiGl's dispatch. lie was required to re-
port at columbus every sixty days,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
The National Guards,


We publish elsewhere in to days ra.
per the Important order calling out the
National Guards of Ohio for garrison duty
Also, the order Of Colonel DEWoLr OF
the I0th N. g., notifying the commOn.
dunts of companies OF said regiment To
rcpor, at the Rail Road Depot, IN Thin
City, = O'Clock i. NJ on the I'd day of
Nay. Many psoplc, no doubt, will BE-
present at that time, To witness their de-.
parturc. So FAR their destination IL not
known. Many Of our leading business
men nrc members Of this military or.
gan zation, who will be compelled to
suspend their business in u manner, il
proper substitutes cannot be procured -
The call ia for 10 o days. aud il their bus.
mess is to be stopped for that length OF
lime, Il will be serious loss to many OF
them who are by no means able to afford
IT, We have heard Of M complaints or
erumbliug as to the call, aud many OF
them whom we have convcrscd with, cx.
press Willingness to 60 and do what
they can to aid in crushing out this
wicked aud infamous Democratic" re-.
bcllion. In our opinion, the Government
should hayo ordered the draft long ago.
It would have been the most fair way
to equnlizl tho two classcs-thc Union
men aud Coppcrheuts The dron woUl,
have picked up many of them, and gave
them an opportunity TO shoulder u mus.
kct, aud laco their rebel friends
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
The People and tho War.

From motives Of obvious policy cop.
pcrhcad will generally clam to be in ia
vor Of war to suppress rebellion. lie
conlcsscs himself at the same time op.
posed to all measures adopted for prose.
cutting The war Tor that urposc. This
mode has the advantage OF being equally
as effective In embarrassing and Oh.
siruciiug the Government, While it not
only may bc employed to deceive aud
mislcNd the uuthinking ignorant, hut ul-
fords loVp.holc out OF which those who
adopt !, may escape from conviction OF
downright, unconditional disloyaliy.
When, however, the uGv, Gates of war
but tho opponents of The war urc cross
examined u liltlc they are sure to give
u"m mis,ah"blo ossua"cv Vr Ihuir radlrul
and consistent hostility to AL effective
war mrusurcs. They Grc almost sure to
bctrNy their substantial Friendship to the
rebel cause, and their desire 10 see the
war ended by the failure of the North
and the successful establishment Of un
independent Southern Conicdcracy. On
ly now and then, however, some men
like LONG Of Ohio, or HARRIS OF Mary
land, have the courage openly To av,w
these sentiments. But the country is
not So blind bIt II can see that the great
body Of opposition representatives in
Congress the men who have deceived
the people into voting for them by pro-
Tossing 10 be in favor of Iujtiug down
the rebellion, aud only differing from Re-
publicOns ard War Democrats as 10 the
mcons.-arc at heart in full sympathy
with these vut-spoken advocates OF the
rebel cause.
Now the masses Of the people OF the
North Of all parties are loyal. There is
no considerable number of the great
body OF men who have voted for Cop
perhC ads hitherto that feel any OiliIiation
with men who openly declare them.
selves in ttv"rof recognizing the South
crn Coni,d,ra,y. They may have been
miSlcd into voting for lcud rs who go to
Washington 10 MD and 0btt treason, but
they have only to get their eyes fairly
Cpcucd to the real character OF those
lcad,rs to cast thcm cG forever. Let not
these corrupt and dOstardly enemies Of
the National cause imagine, because
they have once deceived the people,
that they can continue to DO So in the
iutnrc. With every months experience
ct the real spirit ct such dcmagogues as
ELpRlDGE aud such pr,varitating aud
d, dgiug t,immers as BRowN, of Wiscor-
sin the masses C( thc people are lcurr-
ing TO appreciate the truo relations aud
TENDENCIES OF parties, aud the ranks of
the Union organization are swelling with
new recruits. The people of all parties
see that there is no hope OF peace ex.
ocp by the suljugaIion Of rebellion, aud
they will stand BY those men who at
Nt Washington and elsewhere are open.
ly, earnestly, and Internationally in Ia.
yor of that policy,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28

0cg- Tho Springfield Republican Of
Tuesday, says that the accumulation of
guns at the armory, which has been 60.
ing on Tor nearly mon;b, was inter.
rupted last week by q Govovnment order
tor four thousand TO be seut to the arsen
al on Governors Island, New York hor.
bor, aud on Monday workmen were
busy shipping ten thousand more to be
sent tn the Washington arsenal. This
relieves for few days the pressure for
the room at the arsenal, which, however
now eoatains two hundred and twenty.
four thousand guns.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-04-28
Seneca Go. Union Convention,

The qualified voters Of the respective
Wards aud Townships Of Seneca coun'
", Ohio, who desire the unconditional
maininancc Of the Union, the supreme
cy Of the Constitution and the complete
suppression Of tho existing rebellion,
with the cdusc thereof, are hereby re-
qucstcd 10 meet at their respective pla-
ccs OF holding elections on
SATURDAY tho lITH DAY Of MAY, 1864.
q, . O'Clock \. NJ, and appoint ono dol.
cgotc for every ~ voters Or fraction oC
10 cast for Governor Brough which
delegates shall meet in County Convcu.
ton ut the Court House, in Tillin, on
MONDAY the 10Th duy Of May, aud se.
lcct delegates to the Union State Con.
vcnlion to be held on the 10Th day Of
May.
The Townships aud Warts, will also
at the same timo appoint onc delegate
Ior every 100 voters or fraction OF 90
cast for Drough, TO attend District
Convention to select two delegates, aud
two allcrnatcs, to the National Union
to be- h. ID in Baltimore on
The 7th day Of June.
Time aud place of holding District
Convention, will be hereafter anucuuc.
I'd.
The following will be- the number OF
delegates from each township under the
'bovo representation for two coIvcu.