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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
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cbaleidt er ME In Der glahbarI6aft BON anprrn
pcrartiocn @tablHemsnt6 gBCat siniamm'lts, une
er aud nidt pinl&t Ipt4e Su oftIetnsrn, bacur&
pas tr eei6 aaprn prablt oa6 bic in letnfr gSolz
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sermsbrte, unO 3par n6t nur aus Der Nattar'
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germsbruna Der IaI6inerir jdGrli6 nct9rsnot9
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tnbsm er Ieinsn Sunccn tiermit rerttnblt6f tantt,
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Der adrntaun 8ulsnmarufd dttu brtnssn, eaourt
nGbltd ,u MADDEN RAP er itnen aus ibrer gerut
autr unS I&Snr StriFe fir SOnnta8s Uosr SdaTt'
isuten psrlertat, uno spar gu tilIiaen 9rstltn.-
We6rrc quite 9ftmssma@tr StcTfc, lomte aud
8Ianfrts unO 9rppife, rpcrbsn gum Sertaut oorra
tbta atbaltsn, ar rer QIrntaun 0clrnmtble, Iao'
lid bonn Wartt gtered. an Der fIetnsn eeGa wE
ber erp6e S4prnasn III, brt
SenrD @abriel.
.. S.-0uns prS Rsts 9ctauft uno St
aanebars YrsiS beSablt. p ".
Iutptaun Stunt "a, 1868. nat
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
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4 Ter llnttr;s&nett brln9t
~ A tlermtt Dem YutIitum bic an'
~ III ~ ;tiss, ba6 tr bas srebs uni
Ie IhSs ardumiss @antuus stndnnl
skSsssS~ ssss<ss ,,9tiRns Gun Sctd'', stsetm
tspcbnt Scn SacOb S4aa, an esr @ds esr III. |
unb Samlltcn Strabe. ts3cssn BAT, IN 10 nau
atIcnntn, @rIhGitt gu tbun. DO maS's grab 9t'
ben, wit Is nil. Die sanSe Ginrthtuns Som
gDlrtbstaus labt an SsqusmIi&tsit unb S6Sn'
bslt nitts ;u pdnI6sn ibrts unb Id bin four
SsrSun, rp,nn Der alt einecln mad Gllsntcwn
tummt, acppt tr bort, bstats bic quite Stbanb'
luna unb frsunbliGs Sswrtbuns an bsm DO
gBttbsbaus IN 1tt qsttae nod nit stbcttt pcrrs.
3m Bar befinbsn Ft 9rtrdntt bon Der rs6ten
gcrt unt In Der Sii6s pampfsn Sratsn uno BtsF'
a6fs baB mir dlspsil Itun Der Wa9t la6t.-
Sta(luna fur Sitb III pltntp pcrbarosn unb an
6eu unb Safer frtlis aud nit. Sin brapr, nil
lleer Saeler, Der alte Wt&ael Grsiesntsresr, is
UNI Der gBea; unO tat man BON rrm guttn WaI
fen Gin tl,in BiSGsn gu 14rretlabtn, bann trin'
ten snem I6wsltnoe Brttn 3ur 8uts unb aihnr
mr uffebt, trntt mtr nod sins IN Alts 10 rett
6isr In b,m rtitsn Srsitsitsrri6
6ein GahbauS fomnt Dem mtintn gItlh,
Sn Saus unb 6pf, In Sid unp StaQ,
Sn Seller, Bar, unb lbsraa
ST, nit Dem ar5etrn SorbstoGt
Sn SrUnuus jeOsS Ding ssbra6tI
g4e'S wertbr @d1e ~ litIsn" mag
Na6 Ssr5'nalu1 bel glaft unb Gag,
Drum lab Ids tGH6f Vile elm
3u lhmsdsn meinen d { n Wetn,
llnp nil man lis6rr cn @las 3 Ter,
@tn, Norttr, SranbY, Ole bafir
Wlcn fnbtt's q ttrSnr lei mir;
i Nu6 lino bic Bsttsn. mir tsfannt,
F., Die wetilsn In Dem sonsn 2aub.
e llnb msnrr prtife Sttttgttit
# Das gBunbsr altr @9riarnGst.
n Oapio SbWars.
@prtl 5. 1864. nal
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
9lii1niez 9fQ0ri6t.

glatridt pirD biermit se9s6sn, bab s aeot
Mama n unO feline 8rau s annab, Ron
gBeiIsnturs 5auuIdip, 9eta Gauntv, all br gt'
anttum, lcpobl Gsssncss, prrlSnIihss uuo psr'
miIhtes fir Den gubsn i6rrr 9rrbitcren, in isinrm
S6rsben, tatirt Mdr, 81, 1864, an ben uHttr'
,c6nden itsylrassn tabsn. Nlls Dtfsnisen ba-
Der wtI6s nod an beiastsn 9 a 4 a IN a II i6uIs
ben, lnO batsr aufseforprt innsrbalb BOten
anSurufsn uno atSutr,atln, - llnb IClts bic
red tmdbiae 8crcsrunscn tabsn, llno alej6falls
erIu6t folts innubaIb bsm n6mli6tn 3sitraum
pUblbsfati5t dnSubdnbissn, an
Sobn Qlbri9bt, ltiii9nie,
OVn Satcb Saiaman unp 5rau.
9Iprit s, 1864, na4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
9t00rt6t

wirO birrmit sesstsn. pug bic llnterSei6nstsn ale
armtnhraturrn ppn Der Sntrla1ni6aft zee DGgs
ilorbrnsn 8 0 bn gB ID q, lcbtbn BON aGsibas'
vile, 9Cptta 8aunI6tp, GsGd Gauntp, anaeilsGt
wCrom Rnb. Aas Drisnaen patsr pcld1e uct
an bsGa0te SiuterIaIcuIGaft lGuIets ilnO. tpsr'
ben tisrrur6 aufsrfcrerrt iunrtaIt 6 gGo@sn
an,uruitn unb ub,ute3abtrn, - llnb SclhC BIZ
nod rs4tmdbiss 5orosrunstn taben m5stn, fnt
atriGfalls uluGt ipla: innertatb rsr btIasIsr
9sit pUbItrfdtist sn;utdnrteen, al
8snjamin gGsiNa, }
Oaoio g4sipa, Gbm'crs.
9rtsr gBsipa,
Nprl 5. 1864. na6n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
MQent0un Semtnariunl,
9efrebrieft ourtb bic @eies9ebun9 Dor
penniproanien NIT @olls9iolilben
Re1ten uno Qripile9ien.

ourb bic @eies9ebuno Dor
pennlpDanien NIT @olle9ialilben
Rebten uno priuiIs9isn.
0hIs SnRiiuion untr ter aufI6t teS g6rp.
6rn. @. 6. 5cTOrb, tritb cFtn Isn fir bn
Smpfan8 oon 35stinssn, om NCntas ben 9tn
Wai, untrr Dem 9tfretritftsn Namsn: ,,Das al'
,ntaun GclesioIffe Snllitut."
0itIcS @tbduoe wiro pur4duS ausssbsTsrt
unb in cine cgRdnpiss Srbnuns sstra&t wsrrm.
@int nrus Wpmna fun unb DHu Stube tsiss.
fiat her @urles beS Stuoirens pngrTetrt unb
ausBreetnt, fdbise 0sbrrr anssIsat tn ben psrlGs'
oSnsn Drpartrmtntcn, unb jrOt 2lnllrsu8uns &C.
matt cine @urlus Scn 9nilrutliUn ;u pffsrirsn,
in atrn 3prssn btr @nsIIhn, @laIFcalilhm
urb Der Srsrburp, ,rslGt BON ftinsm
Der tsRtn Snilitutn I'm Slaat iittrtrpTsn rrnpsn
fam. Sn 3ulab 81 pEsisn SUrtbslrr. prrbn
parjrni9sn @sltsentcttrn anssbUtsn fir Snltut'
ticncn in MititGriI6en Drills unp Sarttcs, wtl6s
rine Icltt Snlruttjcn pdnI6tn. StuStntrn BIZ
upracI&risbsus GurIts Res @ollteioliIGrn Dtparts
ments ttfcl9sn, grapuirsn nit snsm Diploma
369linac psrprn smpfansrn pte sbsprm in BEN
primary uno @ngliiGsn DrFurtsmtnt. an bsinab
Om ndmIiG'n Ssbinaureen pte rbtpsm. 81
5oIee Der 9rUfen @rb6tuns In BEN prtiesn hs
9etsnsmittrln. 1c., uirc rin flsinsr 3uIab IN ctl
8ebin8unesn rr Boarding. 3G9ln9en perIan9t
Brrmtbrtr Iufmertamtsit rirb pem Damsn' De
partsmsnt sslGtntt - unO Sag 35slinss I'M
iunge DamrE irsToCn tins Stuoier Stube fiji
; itrrn aut1hlfBlihrn @rtrauG baten.
Sir Ssicnterbsten unb Circular rufe man al
bst brm G8rr. 0rn. gB. q. SUfforb, sbsmaIis,
princpal. wslher inmsr nod nit Dem Snlttu
psrbunpsn tleiten pirb, pers (na6 rem Tote
gprtD bel bent
Gbrw. NJ. q. Sefere, u. R.,
; grsiiernt.
{ WGrs %, 1864. na5I
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
sos &rGmtcr- -8ttterS

Sat nod ME Nsfeblt 8bsumatiSmas, Opspsp'
ia, JrautnS simmer SrrrsuIaticnrn, uno als an
ptrs SranFbsitsn pel6s aus
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26

WlN6ler's Serautr. SIttsrs tpurben biftsr In st'
nsm isbrn Sale nit slGdIiGsm GrfOls 8sbrau6t.
8sne 5amilis Ioate Obur casebe istn. 5unesr'
tr BON @erttfcnttn unO Danftrtsfs lnnssn tspsn
Sus an, pOn gsrlcnsn psIGs bur4 basslOt ta'
rirt rprben fnb. ,+.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Orus 9 StDb r.
2atpaa mnD NtartiH.

l9bctrlale uno 8ttal Dru99ifc urs ehrmtlr, s'o
81 lQRtIt oimittcn Su0Bi. nahr9s9snuSer oCr Seo'
ftGIcpss oaus in Nueutaun, spa
fubltu fiber ourcb ltrCnss une tli9e Nutmcrtlamtst
ouf ibr CSsibSft uuc fur6 baltsn Der beliEn uno
frifbtltin Mteijineu, aHsn Die rclte Setrtee'9un9
actsn ,u tSnntu Die it nit ibrCm 3uIprud tEtpfsn.
Sa mir 6Sics CSrabuirts ber NrCnsitsrCitnraft
6no. g fSnnsn mir Samlien pcn Der 8Ctnbsit un'
Isrer gPeoi,inrn ptrfhern, Die mir ale cGm Ssr'
st. QbarmctCpStc 9emdB subsreitrn.
SScbSt Drugs nmb Sbcmifdltcn
rsrtoufCn mir ollie pcpuaren YatsrtmsoHnsn, 9srs
fimsrsitn, tou,u grhtst oaarEIc, pGor;Stdael. pno
3obubdrfisn, Sluio, aItCtcl. eamppnH @Srnuo' r
pcn Der bCltCn SuaIltat. 8chlsn6t:eamprn, (Glu'o;
uno Ssl:eampen wsroen gum RrCunrn ron SCblsnrt
u unasSucsrt) SRaIfbrs. Sfsuldwdrs SwssttL 6are'
rtcff. SrG e~eiCn, II. &c.
8,rcnotrt Qufnsrtlomtsit piro eGr 3uHtrstiun9
ccu 6r;tlihtn @rIhrCitun9Cn aCm'cmC.
etcbrbo(t;r Guo ctbtuuasrcu cnadattn hSt unS
,incn 8crIuh ,u modem, che hs in Zen ottEs tauz
fen. inoCm mir nit Sotritartcu uno SmrcrtenrS
9nrjbtuuasu ectrcIm babSn. wosnrh "'r 'p"sh
aufs pertbttbafts1t pCrtaufen tonrsn'
lsSprup-Gtn hsrrldhcs uno Fo'tts
iomss SNittrl in 6uftcu unb &crtdttur9'u uno tar
miurruns rsr Nusjcbrun9. .Yrsts % eSn'S ''s
Rop(wcb.-p perIcucn riS on nEurnla''hen
| shmer,sn cher ncrpSItn Rcpfpcb lttoGn, Crhaileh
lcolsiA einpuuuo Surh @Cbraudb nnSrGS e'Pb"ne
Gliriss, prsis 25 Gents bic Sloidb' ,.....
Samtltenb baarw h r-ium MEtn'Sen
hes 8cpfss, Gntflrruu9 ron Srino W, l25 eSn'S
per pad ,.,,r.
Sri(6s sGorten's somsn-9uHr"n'iFt
gut III fcu. y,,;,
wtcicorophiIhs GbtmreoliSn tets pcrraiN,e.
aobuSrut hnctu in urfsrsr Grcthdt ltItS elnSn
@erratbpur;sNonr 35bus ron rSr 0OrjaSI'@N'n S9'S
| Dtt)I. ~
IS. 9. 9dwoH,
0epees s. Mortin.
| ,or.S G ICGt raIS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Scbet tieber!
Dampf 8uferbdferet.
Der uatsrsd9nsts Sttt berbwa aa&ri4t, taf

XIV NhNb'o''NphNN S'SA f"bS"'NH HHN''Nf't NNF
er Isin
GpnfsctipnGr = 0fItaft,
BON tu SR' Samittor GtraGe, mad tt3 gBt1.
Samllton Stra6c Ia Der StaOt Qaentam 0frlfaI
Sat, alIwo or. nttm sr fitn Gjcf6aft bebsutcnb
vsrgr5Bsrt, un6 tinIdnatit 9lns fir eaNdbf bat,
uni alien GniprrdGnpen rGA gRunla au pirrrn.
Srn prribc nO fer titii1, uuO wrr rtiraS in iris
1sn Ga& brautft;; finrtt ss gewtB gu lriRsm Sor'
tbeil bGm ibm oOr,uiprc(hen.
Nua II bic 5GncpsSddsr, nun nit I.irem gss
I4aft Ssrbuupen, une rr bat cinr Ysripn anSsatlt.
mtt6e eaTctr prtltcmmsn prrltGt. SOtelsSal
ter. IoIdt bic btratben wolen, II. (. tp. iiub re-
lprftvaa auf Isin GtabtiiIrrfnt aufmrfiam gc'
mn1t. @ur grIslunsen wsrrn prompt unN
ptintlit bdorst aGrs pirp I'm @jrcssn unit
tteinen an ben allrrnisrrislen Snrselo YrdBrr
Sertuuft. Gr II tanttar fdr f,itr ssnrient
SunSi6aft unS piro ii6 itsts tsilrstrn pisIslts In
3utunft bur6 YidFtl&s atpdrtuns fsinsS Gr.
l6aItrs, fur ilA ~ tttalten unp ;u Srrmstrrn.
8. u. Srcp.
@ar3 %, 1864. rc3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Ole s. + 6 6fte

wsrten In 3utunft bon bem l1nteF,si6nsten am
nltea @tanpgtabc. auf aGstntsr 0te6nuns loFtSe'
iebt uawO rs bn frsusn ptrO, re4t Otsl' %aTlHsn
pprlpreprn ;u IeGen-pstGt CT nlls pur3 bulge
preiIc, auto grtitel unb Yintttt4Fet b'IrtseiSsn
'' G0artc5 Wcper, iun.
@prtl 10, 1864. na4n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26

ale elm Sonic unS alermIiner 9lppstit @st'r. IT
btelcs gitta6 ctne @ld6en. &eins Dams mel
dc cine flare Complexion ,u babtn pinlGt, iout'
cbne taeslbs 1sin. Ssib 70 gut unO psrI6aItt
gud Elm Circular unp Certificate ppn unitrn
Ngentm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
NQ0ri6t
DGr5 30. 1864.

wirt tirrmtt arastrn, tuB Der llrtsr;ri6nslt alS
Aeminifratpr pCn Der SinisrldlenlGaft hes per-
lc,btncu S5rGnttin q m 8. ltbttn BON
Der @tapt aarntaun, Gr&l @auntp srnannt NOR
ben III. @ls tiricniam, wslGs babrr nod an be
Iuats Sintrrtafsnf6nft i6ulpis fnb, psrbsn btrr'
NIT aufacfurtcrt inuetbolb 6 gRC&sn anJurufsn
unp at,utt3a6lcn, unb SCl6s bic uc& rsHtmdbiss
anlprltc batsn m6ssn. fub etsi&falIs srluft
cieI,ltr inrerbalb prm nGmi6rn 3citraum pObI'
trlatst sipsutdnbissn an
@barles 8omio.
Rdr, %, 1864. ....... na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
N10rt0t

wtrS tlsrmit aeoetsn, bas bic llntsr,etnsten als
miniGrotprrr ron Ter Sintsrlahmiaatt Dee
oerac,bsnrn 0etrr Moper, lsbt0'n sGn
SbnIoucpna eumIdlip. 2taa GaunlY, an8efflt
mprcen fino. Qae Dttjrniasn babsr, trel6t mao
an tsiaate 6tnterlafeni6nft fauIoen, fnO hermit
oufaefcptert inner6alb 6 geo&rR anSuruTen unO
atmbcablsn, limb IOlar bic nod rc6'maetas
gniprfdc an btsIelte su MAIDEN tatrn, iino 9ltlp'
F.lIs eriuGt Tclttr innsr6nlb bsr nGmtt&en 3ett
voGbeNStIgt einsutdntt8fn an
gBiatom 2antts, } usr,prs.
SciIe SacOtY,
Mpri( 70. Hqo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
Cine pihtiSc
AlrOi,iniGhr CntOrAung.

90 tb.n III erI6snsn, @rrS Gents,
Zine NbbanolunS uber Ole 1atur, ote
unp roeitaIe Sctlun9 Der unrtu
tGrlihsn SamsnpHluIs, Der Smpctsnj, yIsrUsn'
Cdpate, GpilspfS, S&wtnb1utt upO anesrsr
tSrwrlifm unp estai9en @sbrs6en. SsruIladlt
burd SsltRbsFsdunB unS ssI6ls6tIt@ SuSlHrs'
funsrn, bon .-...... -..la... ....
Or. Robert I. Gulpermeu,
&srf. ptster mSpi,. u. dbirurS. @srss'
Die pi6Hse gntOcduns bsS tsrdtmtsn SftIol'
isrs, btstraurtgrn mcraliI6sn unb ptpfI6sn 5ol'
asn Der Snanir unp Ionntssr ssiflstnidsr grs'
IGmstiuneen 9tne tnnerlt6t pei l.
m ttts Su befsttscn. 1T In Dem pbtssn S6rttt.
den misunderstanding aussinnneer9debt. 70 cav
Elm isprr patmt I'm Starrs IL, feinsn 5aa Irlbt'
nit acrinsen Soften, sriinpi6 ju bshanpeln nm
ale Quad dlalbsreien Su ctrncicsn.
@5lr Sauienre rpirb tiele tIsins S4rtIt opl
unIhGptmem gEertts fsin.
DttIctr ptrp scssn giuicnOuns BON 6 esnt
opsr 2 pUilmarten mad aaen Sbstltn rtr untc
poFfrrt In stnsm psriisSeItm SrisfeOnSese psr
Iantt, De SerltBtr:
Gb. Z. 6. Klinc II. Co.,
1877 8cwrp, Slep gOrt, grltsBrr 45S6.
WdrS %, 1864. l.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26

40 6ane>S mpen,
IN, yRcbIusOd ctns S6crnftIn ,u srrnntn, ~
Sotsn bel Y ,. tlIsfVr, ApVts,tsr.
aasntaany Sch. %, i1 =" ta..#rF..s.f.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-26
entTeben, 3u furiren.

AIS elm 8lutreini8c cr
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
Latest War News.

Grant calls for more men, says-"lel
the draft be enforced" He is busy man
euvering before Petersburg. Many de-
serters come into our lines. Grant has
issued an order promising them protection
and employment Cut Of reach of the rebel
authorities.
Early is still in the Shenandoah valley
with large force. He cannot move to
Lees assistance, because pressed so hard
by Sheridan.
Reinforcsuen,s are going foreward to
tho army in large numbers. The health
of Grants army is remarkably good at pres.
ent.
The Mexican General Cortinas claims
to be an American and has crossed the
Rio Grand with 10000 men and taken
possession of Brownsville, Texas, driving
the rebels out and raising the Union flag
He tenders his army TO the United States
In Arkrn sas affairs are rather unfavora.
BILE. The rebels harrass our troops by
raids and bush-whacking. Our army is
not in condition to pursue them and
drive them South but has as much as
it can do to hold the occupied towA and
Forts.
Sherman has taken military possession
of Atlanta, and announced that no citi.
zen or. civillian be allowed within pre-.
scrioed distance of the city limits. All
SO desiring are sent north, the other per.
suasion goes south. The rebel Genera
Hood protests agains, the orders Of
Sherman, but he is not big enough to
help himself.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
Supine ITnpudenCe.

The impuden, bysters, Sam Wood and
others who ran Tom Carney's Convention
at Topeka, INDUCED in insulting TRADES
against President Lincoln. Their insults
came no. from good motives, but from
bad. 1t is not because they have no con-
fdenoe in Lincoln's honesty, ability and
energy, but because Lincoln has not ap-
pointed them TO various Offices they have
sought 1t the hands of the Administration.
What care the people of Kansas whether
these scallawsgs have an Office or not 3
What ed the people care whether any
politicians of Kansas. no matter who, have
Office or not7 1t that.the price of mans
allegiance to the Government If so, the
Governmcn, must go down. But it is not
50. The people of Kansas love the Gov
ment, love old Abe, have confidence in
him, will support him, and will not be led
into opposition to him by Office seekers
and political harlots.
Compared to the silly TRADES Of Sam
Wood and Jim Legate, how noble The
following from good man up in Wiscon-
sin, reads: aex ams- sl5 SOS ,sl
.sMr. President" said Governor Ran
dali, "why can't you seek seelusion, and
play hermit for fortnight ? the seclusion
would invigorate you" s.e."
All" said the President, "two or three
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-09-24
The Fraudite,s Convention.

The Fraudites met in Convention ''N
yesterday. The same men run it tos' ~. I
the Senatorial swindle last wln'el.
stead of being composed Of the 81 rs:r.' .,
as was the Convention Of the S'. ' .Ss
it was made up almost exclusively .oi o. ,.'. !us
same men we saw sround the cap'''' e" '..'
winter. The master spirits were os~
Wood, Jim Lega,e, tom carney t1sIs.' q.
Wheeler, Rogers, ssra'sop, Campbell l;,,.r DC:
A large share of the members were o''.,. ss.
opponents of Lincoln. Gov Robinson va. h.,
in .tteudeuee. He said in . speech, sass .ss
Lincoln had damaged the party ana .1s .1s
oeun,ry, and o,ssriddsn the law 'ns I. aid .;s
Constitution. The Government ~ .;I. s
!. falling to pieces from inherent inoSS" ,m'.
ity. For himself be preferred Me C.sa.s C...s
to Lincoln. Such speeches were e"''
beartily.-1Topeka Record, l4'n'
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To-day We see vigorously engrafted in.
10 Kansas politics elements. sentiments
and representative men frsm oil the par
ties that can be found in the Union. Mer
and sentiments thai have been vital aux
illarissto the shareholders rebellion, ar,
being Incorporated into the body polite
and recegnized as leaders and sound prin
ciples. asjgsfe lisa aat -a
The Republican Union party Of Kan
sas, that nominated their ticket at Topeka
September BIB, stands to-day alone, as 9
unit, vigorous and purified. All its pu'
trid parts are sloughed of, all its restless
and unprinciplsd elements broken away;
oil isa corrupt leaders driven to the wall
all itsmembers who were actuated by un.
prineipled ambition are now cast out. 1,
stands to-day the heart of the State, warm.
ed BY the blood Of her best and loyal men
We know whereof We speak Let our
readers watch the record d-remember the
names. ''s .2. aaH ao
Opposed to the Republican Union par.
~ Of fkansas, stands another party headed
by Tom Carney, and which styles itself
the Republican Union party, but which is
composed Of every elemen, of political
faith tha. disgracss Kansas, and tha, lib.
erty loving people have had to fight since
the days of her earlies: existence. This
motley Grew met at Topeka, September
18th, and put in the field State Tieke,
headed by s. o. Thatcher for Cover nor,
and J. j. Ingalls, of Atchison for Lieu
tenant Governor, The only respectable
nomin nation on the ticket is that of Gen.
A. Lice. Of Doniphan County. for Con-
lqthe cepyention were 35 delegates,
and these IS finding their number so small,
resolved themselves into the I" people Of
Kanses and appointed FROM the crowd
assembled there. twenty-five or thirty del.
egates 70 act a. substitutes, (this vas nc
fraud Of oourseS and proceeded to thei.
'.borsa A grsas eatpouring of the pee
plo thst!o1 A Convention that should
have ssventy-6ve REPRESENTATIVES has only
thirty.6ve. 'f''1
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The following is tom csrney's mongrel
ticket, nominated in "secret caucus" a,
Topeka the other day:
For Governor, s. o. Thacher of Doug
lass For Lieutenant Governor, j. J. In.
gals, Of Atchison !; Secretary of State,
Vim. R. Saunders, of Coffee For Treas.
urer, ]. R. Mcclure, of Riley, For Au.
-ditor Asa Hairgrove, Of Linn; For At
torney General, H. Griswold, of Leav.
enworth; For Superintendent of Public
Instruction, J. 8. Brown of Douglass
For Associate Justice, S. A. Kingman, ,
of Brown For Congress. A. L. Lee,
of Doniphan. e. M
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The ssCOnseryative.n

The Conservative comes out for the sol.
dier's ticket, nominated at Topeka by the
Republican Union Party September Sth,
excepting that it hoists Gen. A. L. Lee
in the place Of Capt. Sidney Clarke. The
Joy of the Fraudites is turned to grief
They were hugely pleased at the an
nouncement that the Conservative would
oppose the ticket. Now they are not so
"huge." The Bulletin is bought out by
D. r. Anthony, and will probably sup
port the regular ticket. Hurrah for 5. j..
Crawford and the whole ticket.
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STATE TICKET.


" STATE TICKET.
rE,y ; o For Governor, % ...,..
Col, SAMUEL ]. CRAWFORD,
'''Le''1 Of Anderson County.
Ior Lieutenant Governor.
IN JAMES McGREW,
.ofWysndotte County.
rj1Ef .kfE g1z- et -
.,o. Fer Member Of Congresa
SIDNEY CLARKE,
49, Of Douglas County.
For Assoeiate Ju.tiee.
- JACOB STAFFORD,
W Of Shawnee County.
.nCgiITSt u ~eI|'- L..f
7ot TeHos &~etasyef State. =
.ea7q g r. A. BARKER.
Of Atchison County.
rioJ { For State 7reGm,er.
bce WILLIAM gPRIGGS, ..
baib sf Anderson County.
ofcJ b For Saete Asd;tsr.
ec, JOHN B. SWALLOW,
Of Lyon County.
~ sSypniateadante of Public Instryetion.
.,.lT /. T. GOODNOW,
Of Riley County.
h4.i,;I1or Attorney General.
-, J.. p. BRUNBAUGH,
Of Marshsll County.
= I.
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The rebel authorities have decided to
treat captured colored soldier. as prison.
ers Of war hereafter.
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- - FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.

For Presidrntial Electors:
ELLSWORTH HCHEESEBROUGH, OF Atchison'
Col. w.F. CLOUD, of Leavenworth, -
ROBERT McBRATNET, of Riley.
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sembled at Topeka under Carney's call ?
Shall We not in our might and by our con-
stitutional right, smite then . deathly blow
at the ballot box next November :? Or
shall We place in power state ticket ten
times more dangerous, and more hostile
to the Federal Administration, than that
Of the State Of Georgia, because while it
claims and receives Federal protection it
is an avowed and deadly enemy? Will
the material interests Kansas flourish bet.
ter usder State Administration hostile
to the Government, than under State
Administration friendly thereto will
Union Men throw power into tie hands of
their natural and lifelong enemies : In
word-willw we not vote understanding.
ly and deliberately at the coming election
Dlgnified for q Lieutenant Gov.
ernor. r- 2
John J. ingalls,, editor Of the Atchison
Champion is Carnsy's candidate for Lieu
tenant Governor. John is digni6ed. He
would make fne presiding officer for the
Senate of Kansas. With his ribald jestl
and low flung phrases he would honor the
State. 5
In speaking of W. W. Lawrence, wht
is our present Secretary of State, and WHIT
it will be remembered spoke here, ane
received marked attention, at the im'
Senator Lane visited this place. Secre
tary Lawrence happens to be bald, and a
this the prospective Lieut.. Governor jeers
We quote a~'o a
Poor LAWRENCE. - The Booby ha
been pitched overheard. Take him fo
all in all we shall rot see bis like again
for which, God be praised. Such shape
Such white hat Such long coat
Such . szor-strap on the top of bis head
Such pretty whiskers Such, oh, such Al
autograph