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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-15


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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-15
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October. 18, 1864, nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-15
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-11-15

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a5eter 0rpb, Giq, S@asmriiter,
in &sdnaus nit Ocr 8ausrn Gjsscntitissu Seuer.
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VuWD N)ItITIW
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td Gntrew SC. g8tttman.
Qlautaan, @rpt 20, 1864. uqte
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
RECONSTRUCTION or THE REBEL STATES.
Proclsmation by the President OF the
United States.

TroclameS10n BY ths Prcs1do1e Of the
United States.
WASHINGTON, July .. 1854.
Whereas, a the late session. Congress passed bin to
guarantee 70 certain States whose have been
usurpsd overthrown . republieaa form d govsrn-
nsnt, copy Of which 10 hsreunto annexed;
And whereas the said bill presented the Presi.
don't Of the Unitsd satss fer hs approval less than
hour before the de adjournment said session. and
was not signed BY him;
And whereas tho said bin contains, among other things
plan for restoring the States In rebellion their proper
practical relation IL the Unoa which plan expressed the
sense Congress upon that subject and which plan Is
aow thought nt 70 lay before the people their con-
sideratioR;
Nov, therefore. I. Abraham Lincoln. President OF
the United States. do proclaim, declare and make
oer Last whom by proclamation / propounded
. plan for restoration, unprepared, BY formal
approval Of this bi to be mnexioy committed to any
single plan Of restoration. and, while also unpre-
pared to declare that the FREQ State constitutions and
governments already adopted and installed in Arkansas
and Louisiana shall be SGT aside and held for naught
thereby repslng and liscouraging the loyal citizens
who have rot up the same 10 further effort, or
to declare . constitutional competency in Congress-
to abolish slavery in the States, but al the
sincerely hoping and expecting that . constitutional
amendment abolishiug slavery throughout the nation
may bs adopted, nevertheless am fully satisfied with
the system for reconstruction contained bull
. very proper plan for the loyal people OF any
State choosing TO adopt II, and that am, and
at all times shall be, prepared 70 give the
executive aid and assistance to any such people,
soon the military resistance to the United States
shall suppressed in any such State, and the
people thereof shall have sufficiently returned to their
obedience to tho constitution and laws Of the United
States. In which case military governors will be ap-
pointed, with directions proceed according the bill
In testimony whereof have hereuno set my hand and
caused the seal Of tho United States to be affixed.
Done at tho city Of Washington this eighth day OF July,
in tho yoar OF Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty four and Of tho Independence OF the United States
the eighty ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
wM Il. sswARp, Secretary OF State.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

Russell yesterday quash the Indictments against Mar
sAA Murray and or the alleged kidnapping
Of Argusllss was Withdrawn by Mr.. James T Brady,
counsel for the dssndAn, who stated that ~ would
within two weeks either put in special plea go to
trial. when tho legal questions involved the would
be discussed.
The Grand Jury of the General Sessions, having
scented batch of indictments yesterday aternoos were
discharged for the term with the thanks Of Judge Rnsss
for their prompt attention 70 the public business
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday Philip B.
Marsh appeared In from Fort Lafayette COUNSEL
having made application under the act or Congress
Of March 1885, relative haseas corpus, 70 have him
discharged from custody. The Law provides that .
list d prisoners detained In the different forts and arse
nails OF the government shall be made out within prac
ticabls time, aad II indictment found BY the next
Grand Jury such has been prescsted then that
the prisoners be discharged The hearing Of the case Is
set down for Monday.
In the Admiralty Court-United States Circu,t-Judge
Nelson given with reference 70 tho case
the ship ArccUpited guano claimants against
William w. Crapo-anrming the judgment Of the court
below.
The iron double ender guuboat Mohongo was success
fully launched twelve O'Clock yesterday from
tho shipyard or Secor Co., al Jersey City. large
number OF spectators, including several naval officers
present to witness the launch.
Tho annual commencement 6 the following colleges
will take place bsow:-Dsrtmouth College Thurs
day, July 81 Hamilton College, Clinton Y, Thursday,
July 81; Union College, Of Troy, July 2S.
The fluctuations Of gold were comparatively light
Saturday. owing TO which prices rather to
be ascertained The markets less excited. though
business very moderate. Petroleum very quiet.
but very firm. Cotton without decided change.
Foreign merchandise quiet and business was light
AT the Produce Exchange flour less active and 2sc
lower Wheat was dull and %. . &c. lower. Corn and
oats steady Beef and pork quiet and without
decided change. Lard less active but firm. whs.
key steady Al 81 IS. Groceries were less active,
but prices were nrm.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
Obituary.
CoLcNEL oLRvnLAND wrrsL0w.

The fussra services cf the late Colonel Cleveland
wiuslcw will take place In Trinity church this
morning. al nine O'Clock precisely There viii be no pa
rads the military hopors due 70 bis rank having been
paid At Aisasudria Va, the place 0 his death. Colonel
wiusow vas but twenty esht years Of age lie entered
The volunteer service cafA,n IN the Filth New York
Volunteers 10 Msy, 1891. Previously be had been pr
vsts IN the ssvepiy hst regiment (Amecan UuardJ hm
business occupation that time being that of
n tne house M C.tim, Leavdt b Co Il will be- rcmon-
bered that his father, Rev Gordon wnslow, lest hs ifs
about month SINCE by sfne overheard, While bringing
A. h,s voup ID son, the Colonel, W Alexsnuva. One
oshey sow vemasos-CaptaIn Gordon wnsow o tho same
vss,meut Ow,ng u the late hour saturday the
srrsnssusnts tor the funeral completed II In.
pcsshe for the neceseary orders for parade of the
seysnty first regiment 20 BE- ssred-a o'rcumstancs
which Il much regretted by tnat body, Tho would havs
Nsn proud 70 honor his rematpsL
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

A large number Of changes have besn made
In the sections regulating the machinery ~ the
law, and imposing obligations on Taxpayers
and Others. To publish these 1t would be No
cessary TO give the whole law, which would
occupy too much Of our spscs. We contsSt
ourselves with giving . schedule OF the taxes
merely. A great deal Of care has been cx-
pended on the table to make It absolutely cor
rect and reliable. Another journal, In its haste
to furnish Information, published series of
tables few days since which were full Of
errors, and were calculated to greatly deceive
and mislead the public. Reference to our
table will serve to correct the errors thus pro-
mulgated.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

TIE New TAX LAw.--wc devote . considera-
BILE portion Of our paper this morning TO the
publication Of . perfectly correct and reliable
alphabetical table Of sis tsress imposed BY the
new lp.srnsl Revenue Law, than which there
are few documents Of greater present In
terest We have not space TO oall attention
to particular taxes; each reader will End for
himself in the table. the information he needs
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

ENGLISH MpART1HTY.-The English papers
Judge Of the war here just as they judge of the
fight between the Kearsarge and Alabama.
Their impartiality is all on ono side like the
handle Of q jug, and that side is always the
rebel side
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

INcENDIARY JoURNAILsM.-The Neps and the
Tribune are doing all in their power to stir up
riot In this city. The Neios advises resist
ance to the government and the Tribune calls
for minute men," These inosndiary papers
will have their reward some day.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

FoR SALE AT AUcrIoN.-The peace party of
tho North. Who bidsi This is . small but
noisy faction, and will make as much mischief
IS is possible under the circumstances Who
bdsf VIII the republicans or the Chicago
Convention take this lotf
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

A NATURAL FEELNo.-The disgust OF the
English ths% the Alabama should be sunk by IN
American vessel ID quite aatural. The Ma
bans wM e Ecss'ua ship, and manned BY
l,Il. E.s,l.a 'sQsIA yssc " where the 'A"'
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

SOUTHERN CHrvALRY.-Captain semmes 10 .
nne specimen Of Southern chivalry. He arss
surrenders himself and his vessel, and then
escapes BY turning his hat and coat inside out
swimming to the Deerbound, hiding under
sail and giving cut that he was drowned.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

THE Iron PLATING or THE KEARsARoE.-The
English press makes great deal Of fuss over
the iron plating Of the Kearsarge, which turns
out 10 be only chains placed over the hull TO
protect her boilers. This same device was en-
ployed BY Captain (then Lieutcnant) Harmony
and others In the naval attack upon New Or
leans TO strengthen their wooden vessels; and
Lieutenant Thornton. the executive onacer Of
the Ksarsarge, was on board the Hartford
during that splendid fight, and there learned
how TO iron-clad his ship without any Of the
trouble and expense Of the Monitor system.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
Brooklyn Regiments Usdsr Orders -
March.

A meeting Of tho military ofncers OF the Second
d,vison National Guard, held at General DuryeaS
ofce in Fulton street, opposite the City Hail ,rook-sk
yesterday morning. which moot OF the osacers OF ~
different brigadcs we're present.
0cncral Duryea stated ihaa tho quota Of tho dsfisa
was 1860 mcr and that he had decided tvAh tho oos-
eurroncs OF the military authorities Albany 10 call cus
the country regiments consstias Of the Nineteenth,
Eighty ninth and Ninety third regiments with rsGt
mept Of General Ryder's byieade--al beiongng "
Orange North river couutissthe object being
10 exempt regiments which have on frequent ooca
meat In the country mcnt5 do not supply ~
Quota she Fifty second and Fifty sixsh rcgimsneA
o. Brooklyn, are TO be called upon.
response from tho commanders of the different regt
menis s expected by Monday night.
General Peek In Com nd I'm This Cfty,
The following order specifies the now command V
which MAJOR General Peek has bssn sssisned;--
eEsssAL oRpEHs-To. 40.
UrApouAmrRs DPARrnExr EAsr
Nsw yoRG CrTy, July 6, 1884
Major General John }. Peck United states Volunteers,
having reported In obedience 70 orders from the Ws
DspsYtment. 10 hereby assigned 10 duty u second y
command Of this department His headquarters will -
in-New York city. .
by command OF MAJOR 1eDerh pLA
the new Provoss Marshal OF tho Th,rd
ConGrsssional District.
Colonel r. Fowler, Of the Fourteenth Brooklyn req
mont, was yesterday appointed Provost Marshal =
the Third Congressional district (Bvsoklyn) n pacs sf
Mr. s. B. Gregory displaced Msicr bootes, Of the reyN
la army has reoeotU occup'sd hs position, With cssdN