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BBw CONSTITUTION OF MARYLAND.

The Changes Proposed ThereiB-ActiOn
of she ksNie COnVentiOn-PRram
AnegIRIate 10 She General Government
-AbOIIshmenG sT SIAVery-Ths Elective
Franchise Election of state Officers
The judiciary Department.
The COnsti ution just passed the Maryland
State Convention, which is to be submitted to the
voters of this State the 18th of October next in
Baltimore city, and in tho csunies on the 18th
and 18th, between the hours o! A. NJ. and p.
NJ, presents many new and important features.
In addition to th5 Two prominent principles in
cOrpora'ed ia said constitution, to wit the deca-
ration of T. pa amount allegiance 10 the General
| Cover III, lt on tho parl Of every citizen Of the
State and the clause in the bill of rights abolish
ing slavery Oh the first OF NOycm 'sr next, many
other b nges have been made, the most in
| poItaut Of which are the fooNing:-
Ihr elective Franchise has been limi ell and rs.
stIiCbd d 10 ,hOsl only wlJ have COl'iuucd "lJy Il
| tu the Government of the Uuited states" and by
! provision Of the COnsti utiOn itself, those who
vote for OF against the Constitution are required
/ 10 TAX very stringent oa that they have never
! 'adCd these in Rebellion" AMI that they vi 4
| "deiend the Union of the United States" etc,
| II provides for taking the votes of Maryland SOL
diIrs out Of the State on the adoption of the Con-
sttution and at all elections for State officers
| The EXRoUTIyE.-The next election for Gov
eInor is 10 be held on the Tuesday next after
the first Monday in November, 1864" but the
Governor elected is not TO take Office until Janu-
ary, 1866, and he Is TO hold his office for three
| years only. The term Of the succeeding Governor
VIII he four years. The new constitution con-
! taus no provision establishing gubernGtorill
ds tIics, and the Governor may b. elected from
any part of the State. The Governor, in cOnjunc-
tiOu with the comptroller and treasurer, will be-
eX OfliciO, One.of the board of public works, and
those commissioners will not be elected as hereto
fore. The Governor will appoint the superin-
iendent Of public education, aud all justices Of
the peace throughout the State. The Governor
is also one Of the board Of education His salary
is increased from $4,000 to $1,000 per year, and
the salaries Of all officers increased by this con-
stitutiOn are 10 take effect from January l. 1865.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. The Constitution
provides for the election of a new oflicer-the
Lieutenant Governor OF the State--who is 10 act
as Governor during the absence of the latter, and
who Is TO be (ex-OfiiciO) the President Of the
Senate, with the right 70 vote only in case Of a
tie and with the same salary as the Speaker Of
tlie House Of Delegates
THE CoURT OF APPEALs.-The Constitution
provides for an additional judge 10 the Court Of
Appeals, and the number Of Judicial districts has
been increased TO five The judges selected from
their respective districts are TO be voted for by
the people of the whole State, on general ticket.
The salary Of the judges is increased from $1,000
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HOGG- -HANNA..-On the 7th inst, by Rev. VIM. ster.
Tett MI WILLIAM HOGG to Miss MARGARET
HANNA. both of this city.
HARLAN-ESREY.-on Thursd'y evening; Aug. 25th,
1864, by Rev. lF @. Pearson, Mr JESSE HARLA An to
Miss MARY NEWELL ESREY, all OF West Philadel-
phia Chester county papers please copy.
MCBRIDE -KNORR.-On the 2sth ult, at the Par
sonRge No 1885 g. Second street by the PASTOR Rev c.
Walton, Mr. JOHN $. MCBRIDE TO Miss MARY A
KNORR, Of Southwark, all OF Philadelphia.
METZLER-W -WAGNER.-On tho evening Of the sth
at the dence OF the brides iathor BY the Roy Henry
j. Morton. ID. D., Mr.. WIN. GEO. METZLER TO Miss
EMMA MATILDA WAGNER oil Of this city.
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NEW PURLICATGoSs.-Mr John G. Kroner,
No. 4O3 Chesnut street, has sent us late copies of
the Illustrated London Ne,os, Illustrated Times,
Cassa6's Family Paper, Reynolds Miscellany,
Punch, and the Weekly Times, for which our
thanks are due.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Glorious News-The news from all the
mliiary departments are most gratifying And no less
gratifying 10 housekeepers Is the int gencc that MI W.
W Alter his famous New Yard. NO. 9ji n Ninth street,
Is selling the pursst and best Goal In the city al e IoNe
prices Give him trial
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MILITARY NOTICES.

n HEADQUARTERS RESERVE BRIGADE
MI September g. 1864
" ihe following Companies Of tho Brigade VIII assem-
Gle at the Armory Of the lst Regiment BROAD street,
below Race receive pay service during the Schuyl
kill county riots, in May, 1862
FIRST REGIMENT.
A Company Lieutenant J. d. Keyser, commanding,
Thursday, september 4, att O'Clock 2. VI.
e. Company, Lieutenant Atwood smith, commanding,
on Thursday, September g. at O'Clock +. NJ.
Company, Iicutcnan G. X. Ice, commanding, Ou Fri
day, September o. at O'c Ock z. NJ.
Company. Captain Jos Plerso on Friday, Septeu-
Der ., at 8 O'Clock T.. NJ
Company Captain Isaac Starr, ,Jr, on Friday, Septom
BERG, at 3 O'Clock T.. NJ.
Company, Lieutenant W. Hart. Jr., commanding, on
Saturday, September 10, at O'elOckP NJ.
Company, Captain Jacob audons lager, Saturday,
September 10, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
Company. Captain q. W. Wood, on Saturday, Scpteu-
Der 10, at O'Clock + NJ.
Ii Company aptaln j. p Nicholson, on Saturday Sep
tember 10, at O'Clock l.. NJ.
Company, Captain CIV Briggs, on Saturday, Scpem-
Der 10 AT O'Clock P, NJ.
X COMPANY Captain &. p. Warner, on Saturday, Sep
SECOND REGIMENT.
Company, Captain Il. B. Davis, ON Monday Septcm
W. '- ~ THIRD REGIMENT.
Company, Captain John A. Murphy, on Tuesday,
Company, Captain Is. ,. Harvey, on Tuesday, Sep
tember ~, at O'Clock ?. NJ.
G Company. Lieutenant @. West Blake, COMMANDING
Tuesday, September -, At OclOCk L. M.
FOURTH REGIMENT.
At their respective Company Armores.
Accompany Captain W +. Grhth, IN MAhAfONK'
on Wednesday, September H. at IL O'Clock NJ.
Il Company, Captain H. r. Van Dyke, in GERMAN
TOWN on Wednesday, September II, At O'Clock =. NJ
ID Company, Lieutenant Thomas ID. Groves, in RISING
Company, Captain John Is. williams, In HOL MES
BURG, on Thursday, September 10, at O'Clock z. NJ
accordance with the above. JOHN 4. ADDICKS,
seat Pay Master.
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Fins ola Port Wine
Imported expressly for
Medicinal purposes,
FOR sale BY
DAvt, h RICHARDS,
Arch and Tenth.
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4 (tRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
y No. GJ7 CIIESSUT Street. oorner Of seventh
Established 1874. Incorporated 1855.
Young men prepared for tho Counting house and bust
life.
ThOIOugh ana practical Instruction In
|OOK-kEEfING,
In all Its braTches pTacsed by the best account ants
and business
PENMANSIIIP,
Plain and ornamental is taught by OF the most
petent OF penmen,
Commercial Calculations,
kuf Inc b forms,
Commercial Law,
Detecting Counterfeit Notes, ,yc.
TEl.EGRAPnING,
BY sound and paper taught in thoruu and prac ca
manner bN long. cNpeTiene, operator
STUDENTS INSTRUCTED SEPARATELY,
And received at hnl TIM.
Evening cs ,iOus after September I5ta
CArALDGUES,
Containing terms stud ns' al last Year,, &c.
furnished HHts on application
$. II CWTrENDEN 4 GO.
SEQ I'm No. Gj7 CHESNGr Street,
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Electricity
All Acute and Chronic Diseases cured by Of this
different notifications OF Electricity, at the
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,
No. 1910 WALNUT STREET, Philadelphia.
PROF. c. II. BoLLRS
WIN commence,
oCToBER 4, 1894,
course Of Lectures and full instruction for applying
Galvanism Magnets al and other notifications OF Eec
city as reliable therapeutic agent the OF Acute
and ChroRIc Diseases,
AT THE INSTITUTION,
No. 1920 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Medical men and others desiring attend the
a e requested to make application early.
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BaTgaInB In UIOlhlN &.
bargains In Clothing.
BargAius In Clothing.
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q TWO BEAUTIFUL DWELLINGS ON
hil Wallace street, west Of Twentieth street, twelve
rooms. Lots 20 by 81 feet to street Price 5000 each
MILLER,
No. l5i N. SIXTH Street.
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- THREE SUPRRIOR SIDE YARD
Rl Dwellings Mount Vernon street of Twenty
rst street Finished sitely throughout Price $500
each
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-11
LEGAL NOTlCE

ON the "a day Of marh, AID 1884, petition was
" hed Ia tho office ui the Clerk of tie CouU OF
Common Pleas Of the county Of Montgomery snd the
state oi ohio, by 10 rph sohoclg, El'Ltheth Wykom
Daniel W. Young, aud Augustus ursohell, which p-.
ubon lhn " pending in sald Court, the Object aud
prayer OF which s TO vacato au alley uix foot vide,
running between ots No lf5 and l70; also, betwten
lots No ls3 ana lSi la the town of MHmishurg, ~
said county, running nom MAN street 10 southcast
direction, interHocung au alley running north and
south, and iron thense east 20 Canal street; tho
nsAtterm Of the said Court application viii ba made
TO yacalo said alley accordingly.
ADAM CLAY,
May ~, lsCA-dlEaHa Attorney ioT Petitioner.
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MUSIC STORE.

IIWh attention Of musicians aud all loyore Of ,.tf
Il scalieh 10 our splendid assortment ot NM NV
'h .ieil' me- OF tht most approy q nanuiactur.s
w nave constantly on hHnd a tine stoaE On Vtoii,s
flutes Guitars, Cuuccftiros and Aocop,i,ons - f,
VARIETY Of guAhty aud pr.oe ''' ~ ''"')
heing HHV ppents for ETnrsi (galle,a rsl.t,,.,l
'Aho FvteA, We are aide to furnish The pubic v,tb
lht7s me natrumcnts which may be fav6faL, com.
pared Nth iho bsst noF tnsnuiariured - '''''
our ucliitles ace such a. % enable IA 10 tiph ,n
W ~, Slso nusc hooks, ,aasVt music HAd al kipa-
" musical mefehahhto, 40 prices and terms tha cap
A"' y" Pints sRutlnetofy 20 pur'hnter-
On, J. a, tIaHER, ilg Nln,p street
"-' hctsteu 1hlrd aud Foufth
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NoTloETO BoOKSELLEns AM DIsnrRs
JOnN n. RARTs EsrArl
G9lan.I.tr0.

\ATANTED- -Cau1ago Woo4,yorlrn.n ~
w smiths and Painters wanted Ilnuu.ItateIy TL.
bo-l ~ wages gwen. Apply t1 80"
NH W. ", PHILLIPS. Fourth street.
w - NAiNh a situation 49, Engineer on a stn
w u"hAfy tnHuH, bt 70 young man lately GoU,
"''uH, , hn1 had ihtcc years experience; has no ol
lc'ph 70 snlhk To the country, An eatly onpAy-u,t
" ~ lfilrl fl.hAe address ~ 81 q utheo Of this
P"l''' h'"unB "hore an interview mey he had
{ iAa HVIIGk-. u consequence Of tho advance an
~ vgN' ~ Grand All materials that enter ipt, ths
,,,'lH 'uIr ~ oh', The Cas- ComJruy are COMPELLED
70 IA .ance the pro" Of Uis che dollar per 1908 ir,t
Nyih @ ls' hfb' day oi May upti further notice
' ., r. EVANS, Secretary
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LEGAL NOTICE

ON the Cd day Of March, AID 1864, petition was
~ hled ~ ihs oihde Vt tho Clerk OF the tour 0l
common lleas ol the county Of Montgomery sud the
state oi ono, by Va uu pouuus which petition be- now
pending 10 Haid Court tho object and prayer Of viii "a
r 70 va ate tht aucy between lots No aud the ull
,enWh of those lots, running east and west M the
town oi BRIDGEPORT, Ia said county at the ncNi form
o. me Hald Court Application will be made 20 yaoate
halt lot accordingly. ADAM CLAY,
May u 1854 -dlwaWI Attorney for Petitioner
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthon aud W W Stewart, Dayton; Soofge l.
Boyer, MiAmiAbuTRi 5toc slaRsr, Ibion; q Ander.
sou, OenteVillei Myers, New LehanOni a Jackson,
Chambershnrgi ID u Bauer, Harrisburg Divine,
Iohpsulei Arnold Limberti South Arlingtoni Jaaol
smver, Wost Baltimorei Rookie %, Germantown;
W MURPHY, yandalial u Niokos, Liberty - Rees,
Earmersyillei Heyerling Herr salomi J " Pyrmont,
williams awAnsr, West halhmoTeI Parker Bro a
%. parkersbufg; and by Druggists and Merchants
gsnsrAny throughout the UAllsa states and oanadas
au2idly
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

TtI'y weaver, ileIuh against Nathan u. Bows. ps
.,H9Wi before John Burnett, Ju-ina oi tbs pssr,
Vn'.IrIson ioWnslip, Montgomery County ONO
II we @aih day OF March. 1854, said Jnstice tssu,
~ Aa e'lsr 81 attaohH9nt IA tho shove action for
Trial ,, M ~ s,sl,,n dollars sud nneiyfve cents
't'al y" WV lfth dhy OF May, Ht one ucl0c, a u,
"VN' PERRY WEAVER
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apboINtPrp.
CHARLES HAsouKE,
GENERAL UPHOLSTERBR.

OHIO BLOCK, THIRD STREET (AiR sITTFlLR
OLD STAND DAYTON, ONO
A LII kinds Of Upholatonng such ns Solar, Chgirs,
"A Stools, Mattresses sc, done 20 order garpets cut
and htted, window uurtana hung and all kinds oi re-
pannf doue a. the shortest notice aud most fegsona
ble terms.
RStr"res- Mayor Gillespie and Bapey Parker A
90. ntIa
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Aost

| Osp-All persons ee HEREBY cautioned sgainst
- neponaing fora note drawu y me- dated Fel,tu.
afy Z, 1884, for iuur hundi ed and twenty-five dollars
and ten cents (stg2 lOl, thirty dsyp. AMI pGynbla nj
Flrgt National hnuk, tlnC npHt, 10 the order ~ G.,
W Rowland SMd note has been los and all pprnoGs
arc cautioned not To purchase or reoeiye tho same
JOIN MlNiCk,
MrJOHR 4, MfN1CK' The note alluded fo above
never reached me ty mail or otherwise, aud ~ 10
Logger valid ~ against you on my account I
., W. ROWLAND.
Cincinnati, February 10, Is0i-feIidtf
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT 22T, SECOND sT, BET, NAN AND bUDloR.
We pay particular attention to tho quality Of our
material and use only the hcst English steel
We repair all the sktrta which we 40 without ttra
charge.
sa.Onr retail department 10 IN charue OF fconnutent
ladies' Corscts and Spiral Bustles constantly on
HAh9 WALDMAN.
sod Wholesale and retail at No, sg7 SECOND eirdot,
'H1lol ln6ily
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Trunks, &c.
w TRUNK ,MANUFACTORY,

t"A'hNOA hOAUAths
q. II. LOWE, Agent.
No. 271 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO ONE
DOOR WEST or LAbow's MARBLE YARD.
AME would most respectfully iniorm the ctissnA
w Of Dayton aud the public W general that We
nave opened Trunk msnu'Actary, where We will
keep on hand all klnda Of TRUNKS, Nalises, Carpet
and travelling Bags, all OF which wo will soil at shule
sale or rotail a. cheap bH any houHein tho city.
Particular attention pad 10 repairing old Trunks
snare OF phu0hRRe tololter, o5dn
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Co=parmcrsbtp.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


UNHE undersgned have this day formed y oo-part.
uership under ths name and firm of DREENE a
Nixon, for the purpoese of trRnsActing Wholesale
and Rstad Clothing c aud Merchant Tailoring Business,
vi tho old stand OF w. @. Breene, % Main street. op
poste the COur House, where they would he pleased
10 zee tue friends OF IN house, aud As many now
ones M may favor them with call.
WILLIAM q BREENE,
ANDREW q. NIXON
Dayton, February I, ls64-fei ldsAwi
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NATIONAL HANKH. nIYrnN. nnIn

NVlloE-on and Monday NAY " hs Frst and
A sseeul hanoal Banks ~ Dayton atll open n
.y q n. hABNAH, Cashier
N'a' D . kENcH CASHIER
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sSnd5cus@ s@usgobc.
grnjllGteu.
Dcr S6ueibcr pOn Stuttgart.
Nopsastte oun Garl BON tciiel.
(S4lus.)

(S6ruB.)
SD wcrbe cen Stof auf bem 9tudsn bteier
Sauaeu;cr tuu3en laiicn, periabt @uA oarauf
mer hGttdrcr 6err Ssuisr, ent9e9netc Ger
gSirt6, psr es gar nidt Darauf anfdm, ben
9tGfrn Nnberrr in @efabr 3u triu8en, menn rr
Den ictnscn ponlit esdte inswildeu ncbmt 9iab
unb leip psrliGert raB i'd es an nGtS frtlsn
IoIcn psrpr, um @urn Nppeut ;uiriepen ju itcl-
len nno Gu6 Ole Qaune ptper suriidjuaebrn.
Sate Gu6 ibrieeus ldpn srwartct, Serr Seba-
itiau Saulsr oenn i'd wci6, oaB Sbr tmnrr st'
ner Der Grfcn auf rct WeiIe ,n 6rantfurt ietO.
Nun, matht eS gu6 bCqusm uno tbelt unS init,
pas ss su &6ln NtueS eisbt.
Cohou bc pcn rtrn 9Scrten. welde Der &auf.
mann selprp&en, bate Saus SiupelFn9er bod
aufsetprtbt, als atcr jest Der 5rembe leinru
brtittrdmpsen Sut pom Hupfe scs unp fb lei.
mes tursen 0nntcls NIT Sulfc bss rttntferti9en
gDrttes entltp9tr, ritttsts lid, Der S6use balb
empor, neiste lit 8u bsm Stttter uur fuitcrts
in rer t6afsn @ufesun9:
@o wabr i'd lelis gu wtrrsn 9rffs, 9eitrenSer
Ssrr, CT 1T ss
9Der psun irnats bieicr, inpsm cr ben Shma-
ben nrusieriS anblidtf.
Nmanp anOtrs. oils Der .S6Gfe YOn Se6n,
mslasr bat unserrttte llrtReil 8e9ea mid fauts
uno midi sur 5taht ttnausbrinaen Iisb.
Sa risf rer 9titer tuOsm Gin SIiB aus iei-
nen guaen ,udte. wenn es 70 ilf, ennn faiIet
Mutb unb bpHtt. rap Gutb nOd eebpIfen
werpe.
@nactssr 9err!
StiQ, Iabt MIDI MAIDEN, uub penn es 3eit
gum 6antdn lit, wsroe ida aud. Gu6 cine 9tpNe
sutbeiltn.
Rt beisn @prteu erbOb iih Der Sitter. faFte
ben erltdunten Scseni6iiBeu bel ter oanp. rid.
tste Ftb liOIs in leine, 9dnse emPUr unO ihriH
auf rem tdr;sitsn gEegs auf ren &SIner &auis
mann 3u.
SIS if Swar IUnf nht msine @rt, r'it @u&
Ssrreu pom Der gae 70 pieIe llmfGnoe iu mas
den, rebets er bielen an, Da I'D bier aber nAt
fir MIDI iOnperu fir einsn anoern banple, Ir
tpUtlte i'd gr6, bepcr itb eiuen Gnti6lu6 faIs,
Surbsr bSFit um Seantncrtuns rinissr 6rasen
eriuhen.
tnb was ft9t su 8ieuiten2 entee9nese trreil
Der Saufmann inOsm er iic5 ebenfals ltol, auf-
ribtete, Iubt RSren, unO. I'D wsroe baun ieben.
Dt es mir tsltsbt. Sud cine Qntmplt ;u eeben.
Sb es enb teItbt9 entgegncte Der Sitter,
inbem ib lsne Stirn in FnItsre 5alten ,oa, bel
ct. @eOr9 i'd bin nitt 9epu9nt, mid 70 at-
wriisn gu Iaiirn -. QOb sur SaGs; &emnt
STR Oisisn bitr2
unO psnn ss mir ni6t sefi.Ie i'm Su tsnnen,
mie tann? frA9te Der 55Inrr, iupem tr eiRen
SIif ibn Zen SU9eni@IBsn sleitsn lieB, in
meldsm fA, trUB rsr Mabe, Die or F@ 8at,
bis0 Su Oerter0en, bod uebervai6un9 aus
fgraa.
Sn bitem Sale, en8esuste be, Sitter nit
GROCER 8u6e, m6&ts st .i6 pO6I qlei3 t.eibeu,
benn bann wiiroe pieisr pafere 8ul6e Gua
wO6t pieoelsrtcnnen, tnO idb lpuBte niat, wa.
ram i'd apf tsien 3eu8ntb sinen grtngsren
gGsrtt, wIe auf pao Cure Isstn i0Gts.
9Ibsr, wsr ietp S6r2 fra8ts trpBis Der 8ar-
ger, oaB Sbr .a wast frisplitbe 9tsiisnce auf
rsa &alus 5eerFraBe in'a 8sr96r su ne6msn.
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iI4 c Z inaun nqcu.

Ser ,,IH3eiser" eridcin soeu IOr9cn, Scnuta9s
ouSesnpmen III s. so per SBpe, sdblbar G pic 3r6Ser,
pber Al SO in jibrter unb SIS in Sietclilbrer ore
aussabIuus. @a;cisen wcrbtn Su $500 bsi einmaigc
GintndunS oufsenDmuen iccte wcitere Nta wirb nit
5000 5srebne Stebenoe @c4dft5aaici9eu fpiten 500
per Saar in Dicr:eliibrlidcr SorausSabIun9.
Der .,g866euli6e Gn;elaer" critcm eocn Srnno6cnS
uS fo $50 per Sobr, in tal6dbriiter SrrauSi lbuu0
ron SO.
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fire ,ern,aI ADVERTISER,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY,
BY B. HAsSEa,
OeFrcz: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-06
ppnerbeabS, es nirlrnt nidbt.

Sn Der Self. 0api8 Chicago pldtform
flnoen mir einsn Sef6lu6 Der in Sub,
it1ny ipie fcl9t Iautet
@sI6Io fen ,,Oa6 bic Ssryatttft
Der tsmOirdti6rn SdIt5d brr,Ii@ uno tniilt
nit ben S0lpatsn unIsrer Armtr Iino unp bot
iclIttn mir sur GswaIt fcmmsn, 70 rtrrsn Git ale
a&sun8 unO Ssi&dBans nQaIt'n, UtI6s iis Ter.
otsnt bltsn."
USjsr it 5otu@sIei i'm bGbItsn
Srare. t0ier 1T Elm unISbIi6sr Seriud
,ie ScIcaten 1u bumbu9oen, I'M ibrc
Stimmen Bu befcmmen. Nber Die So!0a=
ten Iafen iib fiber ni6t an Der Rafe fiib
ren - fie tennen ibre Sreunos uno obel
iu6 ibrs Seinoe. Sic pifen oas ber
Der nsuliden @abl 70 ,u fd9en ale oemc
eratifbe Sounfdlps uno gaunties q c.
9en lire 8stte 9effimmt baben - bin
9eoen ale RepubIIfanifbe DiIfrifte { Il /
rbTe 8edte-ia fle pifsn oab iie uon Der
Scpperbeaos rpelbe ibnen ibr Stimm-
rebt rauben pollten, uidt6 9utee 3u err
rpartsn blbsn-uno iie peroen ibnrn oa.
Der aub fein 3utrauen lbenfsn. Werfr
ple mir fa9en.
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Gin 9r. popetl, pon &entudp bat
n elmer Reor in Ger neuIiben Gbita9C
Soppsrbeaos@onpsntion ertIdrt, 70
ma d Dem 4ten n6 d. e en- W ara,
ATE elneol II g f dn9niffC
3eofnet, unb alls Serb br {.
per BARN befreit meroer
I lten.' 60, 70 iolIsn ale eineeiperr'
sc Orators frei lumber seben. Stimm9e
bFr. ballet oieien lusoru9 in Dem Sc.
oabtniB, osrisibe it pislbsoeuteno unc
sel9t ousn 8epubllPansrn uno lopaIen
Oemofroten lbre Qflitt bel Der Pommcn.
Den gSabl - psrno6l0Bi9en mir oieIe,
oann baben mir cS un6 ielbit Su peroan.
fen, Wenn Die 9an3e uHion in 81 Gmmern
9efurBt wiro. - Der 9Grr erbaIts Die
Union
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28ir c,rocn caber nodmats fit osr
~ Item Il bra y I'M 9sbfn, nel6el
l1S, f. ro'It g 1ih tbun lieB, 9streu 9e
int ot B,I blban freiIih feIblf
ht NJ g. ''liqt. rpds untsr fsiner 10
niniifratior 9eibSben iif--abtr trsnn mir
mdtpi:.t Il uu0 ois Sad)e 9ebori9 un
rfu,b'a, y crpibt es fin, odb oitle un-
nl"nf9uE -0in9e inmrr curb Copper
I'los perjiNt ocfr 3u 21t9e Qebrdht pur
~, rel Ne iilb nad, Graitrr Wros. in ooe
iettrau'n Ger Re9ierun8 etn9el6liten
r'ten.
Rrpub bfieaner ebrli.
pc mofraten! Gin Seoer DOT
5ub icllte beoentsn, oob fib GanIenc5
ocn unferen brapsu iunaen Wi6nner In
>sm SdIaGtfSIcr fir Die llnicn beftnoen,
Ino nidyt piiTtn relbe Minute ite curd,
0emofratsn nisoer9efbciTen pHern -
uno 70 folIte Gin Seoer BON Gud in ben
irpsi mob iibriaen Monatsn, ptui9 iein
ltine 9anje e3cit etrnfaIS iu
6auft, benz 8atcrlanoe ju tpibmen-oenr
ltIe Ganoioaten fino i'm Seloe, une 90 ers
gilt fidb nun oeutIih. oab iclts abraham
Siutoln befte9t Deroen, Damn untr Wort
oafdr, oab es I'm bic Union eeItebsn 1T
Quf oabsr patrioten ltno tbut Gurt
pfi6t, uno CT miro mieoer nit elmer tri:
umpbirsneen Webrbsit crp6 bit weroen-
uno Die Union fpro ncd fir uufere Gin:
Der uno 8inoeetinoer cine Se3nun9 isin.
pt ile oies du6 fir uns 9epsien 1T, ebf
Die G0pperbeaos oiefslbe ju ftdrBen Iu6
ten. Grwdblt Sbr aber ben Wann,
udmIib Wc@leuan, pet6er our6 Ole
Sainoe etr Solcaten, 70 mic our6 Die
a6bIittn Iraitore in Snbiana uno on,
osr,r6rt5, Die Die Woromaffen in 6dn-
3eu habsr, un1 unS Ju ermoroen. inter-
itGtt !piro - oann belbuloiet une ni6t.
pauH mir nod otlcfammt iclbif rrmorost,
nno unfsre Rabfommtn um ibre beili9F
fteE RetDte beraubt perben, uur unferr
tiebt uRo tbsuere Union fir INNER Sc:
ifGrat psroen tpiro.