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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
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Ssriu3sn auf Sri&isbsne Ddis. gtrfdufe 80 tffse.
tutrsn, infsm 4. stsiIs bon guprsIunsen ansr.
tanrt gutter Nsbseinsn ablGreten uno lslb1ae.
ma&ts Certificate tin;ufdaen.
Die msbieinil&e DllisnlGaft iett elnfab rein
une majsadtifA ba, fe bat StatIaGsn sur 9afs
@rfabruns btRdtist itrs esbrsn unb Datrttli
alIsIn maGt fe erSaben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
ssebler Der Sudenb.

Gin Serr Der felt Satrsn an nsrS5ler Debili'
tat, frdt,eitiasn gsrfale litt, unb al ben @fTsf.
ten iusentli&sr lnbsbaGlamfsit, pirb fiir bic
lsibsnbt MsniGbet, allen bic es n5ttis batsn,
elm Rs,ept nno Gntpsifuns bisfts einfa6rn Ntt
tells ;uIsnosn. burh wsl6ss Ct eurirt wurSe.-
esissnbs bic bur& bic Grfatruns bes BsfaRnt.
ma&srs ;u psoftirsn wdnIGsn, f5nnrn itre aeriis
riHten on Soma. Saben,
9c. f3 S9omtr Ct, y. gort.
6sb. 27, 1867. ratS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
e6te 9rdparate.

SsSsr tntellisrnts Nann, bsr sinmaf stipas bon
stnsm Suadfaltsr ssfauft BAT, psib bisIs Mept.
etn istr pctl BON lcsmannttn patsntmssieinsn
fslbit sfmaGtr Ccftorsn 3u untsrfhsbsn, bic su
bumm fnp. ar3tliGs 8supts su 1&r.iben, unp
pisl 3u bumm um lslba Dispteinsn 3u perfertiasn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
Gtrt @Drt gut @arnun9.

@sfunbtsit III ltbr ipiGtls bic aeltenten IOlI.
ten feline Wsbietn sstrauGtn unb tstn gllttsl,
etltn Vtianettstls aud rod anosrs psr1unsn ale
ets Gabrteantsn tsnnsn, uber Bic ils FG BON ttm
&tfrls e'iitlbsn bInrstGsnS ite,sust batsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
Vutt ul(a6sn iparum ale StObrbaItsl
SpppleS 8ertilger,

fir bic 3erft5runs BON Jtattcn, @du.
fen, Sdpaben, @an;en unb ATE
ldltisc Snisften, balten, pers
faufen unb recpmmans
firen fplltcn.
t.-@sit sr nIenals fel6t 9sfrittisuns ,u &C.
Zen, tu penen>oie ibn esbrauGsn.
2.-Rctl erin srcbs Srrsn fdr 25 @ents auf'
atttan IN.
3.-9Btil sr ME prbtrbt, trpdtn pber pelttloi
fptrb tpie ale al bsre 9ulammtnisBun8'n
unb allsisit gum Gsbrau6 terstune I'D
rift.
4.-gDeil ale Yn1un,n Die i6n benubt tabsn
3u itrsn Naabarn pun ttnr NtbuGfsl
fpuGfn.
5.-gBsil 8attsn unb Wdu1e au6srGaIb loren
S5tlsn itsrbcn uno fsinsn unanssrsbmn
@elanf psrurIaGen. psnn Te tcbt find
inptm i6rs @tbarms baSw& sdn,li& auf
eetrcdntt psrbtn.
6.-s9sil Der ndmlihe Nrtifd fiir bic 3er'
a6runs BON 8aten. WGuIsn. SGpabtn
uno Ranssn nit sIs&sm grfOlss bsnubt
nsrbtn fann.
f-<Sth lHItt Nttbtt piuib ptituuIt WhS
uno incsm alle anbsre 3uiammsnl' bun'
gen eiefsr Dirt nur in talb 70 srcasn Scr'
en- oufantan iinb. unb nod pabh wst
In SuoIttdt Surldblsitsn.
S0- 5atsrstst nur but6
6opple. &rauB uno Gomp.
30 1000, NOrb 6ts StraBs unb 20. 993
RanbOlpt Strubs, philadelphia. ga.
SS- Die 5rrsn 3. 9 3olitn unb Comp
@rOb SdnblG In Druatrsisn. on 30 400 unb
404. Norb 3ts Strass, finb Gro6 gsrfauis.
assntsn fiir bttis tsrrliGs 3lidmmrnifbins.
s0r reanbaOtrbaltsr. psnn 1s itu Srbsrs Elm.
isnesn, m56tsn ;usIsi6 ssfdaisa tie Nam.n Der
5aupt 3stunStn arsstsn, bic In isrsm Srt Utsr
umsstuns ssprudt psrben.
Sopplr, &rauB uno 60.
Wdr, 5, 1867. .-t na30l
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
Gt1e1tz9 z9Sddren

In grocer auswobI, bsastsnb aus IeiTern unt
@abs!n, SadmsiTrn, e5ffeln. 8affsemitlen. 9iG.
tsrftdsn. eampen. 5lsif&fdetn, Sdaufsln. Wtf.
sabsfn. Gritn, Ssilsn, Botren, unb pisIen anrsrn
Grtitsln fdr 8ausrn unb Saustaltunssn nott
,ptnsis. gu tattu tst mr
s. g. Wofer,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
HELMBOLD'S
{ DIT { 9rdparate

Slifiiaer Sudu Grtract,
Sldiii9er Sarfaparilla Grtroct,
Qus9e3ei1netes RofenpaibpaiIer
bereitet bel
.. q. 9elm bolb,
etablirt- Fit l6 Sabren.
&anpt SetcberIaaen.
6elthbolo's Drceuen uno Gbemiea.
lien: @aarenbaus, 594 Sroabwap gteu
yorf.
Selmbolos meoieinifbes Depot, IO4
SID aebn.e Stra6e, philadelphia, 0a.
O3u uerfaufcn bei allsn 2fpctbsfern
8rs. 27, 1865. -., =. mai
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09

gefauf auf 5anb.-gr Ssrfut'st BON ben allsr'
feirfsn Cuff WdSm bic nod is In bisisr @tsrnp
Dem putlifum Dor Ius,n famsn-auf 8srlarssn
matt sr bisIelbe aud ldpssr-ssraps mad Dem
@slGmai Iensr Sunbrn.
gr III fol, bier iassn su fSnnen. ba6 ct feline
als bon zen alsrbeNsn anb ssl&tdnam grbsitsr
I'm GaurtY anssitt(lt tat unb paber ipriGt er gut
fir teeen Qrtifsl ber feline WsrfaGte Ssrldbt.-
5srntr III ss alltsrits bsfaunt bab er nur bic als
lertsitsn Watsrialen aufmbsitsn l16t-ppn 6tt
III Der feline 8sce-uno In allen btm ubsngelaa
ten III feline Drabtsrti unb f,tn 5umbus, ipe lG
jsosr islba dter,eussn fann, tpenn sr bel itm an,
ruff unb feline GrbsIt bsRstt.-auG bsmsrtt r
nod. bab CT lsine arbtiten 70 wotlfsil unp aud
stwas potlfsiler oblo6sn fam, ale irssno elm IN
bsrer SutlGsnma6r In bisltm unb ben anerGn,.
eneen @aunttes &c IN bies 3par pisI s,last,
abr sr bot llsfa&s eiss ;u iassn-rp,lte llria6
IN, er ttnem tsten lsinsr Sunpsn ,piIh,n 4ussn
fasen rpia-rel IS rc@ aud bic RiGttunpn
Mot wibtn trau&sn.
Sttd.Irbett, Strfstt G auf bic fiir;sits
Inssiss unb au ben btIisfsn Yrsi6sn.
Ct III banttar flr ssnobsrt Sunbf6ait, unb
bitlst um sins 5crtbau,r fsrislbn. wslGe sr burd
siinftll&s Ssoisnuns, CUTE Grtsit unb mr. ssrin'
ssn Gcrbsrunssn, nod un glslss 5a trreitnn
seSsnst. ..
pbaon u. Semmsl.
Sstruar &c. 1867. nc3M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
9D1Dn q. Semmel,
-Sutiaenmaaer in Sdserspilts, ec9u
@aunts.

Garriasen II. leib.
ten Spa,ierwG9en
bon auen Senens
nun9en,
70 pIe au6 Srud. Wd.
gen, unb bdlt aha al'
Ie riele @rtitel 3um
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09

Sic babsn 2fIes wa5 9etp6bnli6 in
@ifennaaren Stobrs eebalten nirb. -
llues anjufibren oaju pdre cine 3eitune
9elpib 5u flein-oenn oa nno
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13
Rates of Advertising.

Ten lines or one inch space to constitute
squarr. -
One square, one Insertion. Z; Isl 90 /
Each subsequent Insertion. " !-.... 80
Liberal deduction made, by special contract, to
large advertisers. 70 :
Court advertisements will be charged 70 per
cent higher than the regular rates. 3 81 -.
SPECIAL NOTICES charged 80 per cent. higher
than ordinary advertisements
For advertisements inserted irregularly, IS per
cent higher than usualIrates villbe charged {; {
No paper in the South has advertising facilities
superior to the Standard. So
Letters must be addressed to- .,.--
W. W.HoLDEN, W.HOLDEN &SoN, p
JyW. HoBDES.i ! E. a. - Raleigh. N, c.
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War on Iowa. !. Men BY Rebels.

,Mr Hn,n;cutt !, he Ea;ior Of the Man M
% s's - ~
st9n IN h'comond' ana one oi the deiesates ssl
elect from that City to the Convention, has
had his life repeatedly threatened by rebel
,uff;sns =. These cowardlv. creatures Tins
a,.aa,,.,.f l.o..;
ooinoiueu "Sa'n'' one man s* ne ne =
true to his country, first threaten him with
assassination if he will not leave the State,
and tbenT when be ot.tes the fact "a -tbe ,,ul,.
-. I.,-... g h,
~ anu ueo'a'es tn"' !, nc y niu'''eie'' MY
death will be avenged by bis friends, they
hold up their innocent hands and call him
an "incendiaryp Y Recently, his printing
Office was attacked, of which he gives the
following account: g .l 5ssl7s sna
:, About Ii o'clock ON Thursday night, the
office of the Nss Nation was attacked by a
BODY OF men VINO poured stones or1ckbats, ,h
demoi;sh;na r Sa the @ names nan as thew made tbe;y
passage. No policemen we're on the beat,
and failed to arrest the midnight intruders
The stoys-plpe, was knocSea l, e pieces ny the
cases Off of tync Knocked almost ont;relv r into MO
api.n The proprietorof the Nep Nation re-
ceived an epistle from some unknown per-
sons, nraeIlng lar MN 10 leave Ihe Guy, ana It
stHs ahs s anu T,.ons e
men acted nobly.' on the occasion, doing all
Z in their power to arrest and bring light
the perpetrators OF the dastaroly act The
.hrsatansd m ' amd % it ;s apamad ',nsaf e. 70 eI
the streets after~aark, <dniesss well guarded
and armed. The animus of the citizens has
reached Its highest zenith and unless some
oamnot @ - @ 49, i"ya' men
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J. Ask Judge FowFle.,,

b. At the discussion at Banks on Thursday
last, DR.. Mclean said: ssslsa1 &
q" =. Fellow-citizens, I arise to announce my
self a candidate fcr, Convention on the Con-
sentative ticket. I am in favor of the civil
rights of all men, and also in favor Of Anglo
Saxon Supremacy a'iilia :, y
p DR.. Mclean bowed and stepped from the
platform, when Mr. u. H. Harris said:i3ll
Twill the gentleman permit me to ask
him a question Z" ii d; .5ees,sd ezls tati
To which the Doctor replied ,fte .1,l,,it
Ask Judge Fowler ~ eoS ~
Mr.. Harris: "Does the gentleman decline
answering ?" -i4 tl't 80
~ DR.. Mclean: 81 do" e5 2fs -
. Mr.. Harris: l"Ah. an open confession is
good for the soull" Nauglter) sn.os SID.
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RALEIGH, NJ r. e.. d WEDNESD)AY Z,
" Beware of False Prophets.,'

THE secession leaders told1us in 1860 there
would be no war! They then told hs, after
the war commenced, that we should soon
have peacewith independence" " j This was
a favorite expression with Judge Fowle in
1864, when he ran for the House Of Com
mons mons on the bloody ticket with Gov. Vance.
Fight on, my Icountrymen," said he,i 'sfor
before the leaves shall fall Lyoua will have
peace with independence" 9 Fight on, boys,
till hell freezes over, and then fight upon the
ice" was the response of Gov. Vance. But
they were sabjugated, as we knew they
would be, ands apparently, they collapsed -
The snakes went, into winter quarters, be;
came torpid, and nursed their poison.iassti
g At length they came out and promised the
people that if they would reject the Presi-
dents plan Of restoration they would get
better terms. They wanted the terms agreed
upon by Sherman and Johnston, BY which
the State would have gone back rebel end
foremost, With no security for the loyal, and
no showing at the ballot-box or in the gov
eminent for the real friends Of the Union
The people took their advice and rejected
the Presidents, plan. Then offer was the
Howard amendment They told the people
not to think of taking that. They urged
them to reject It, and they would be sure to
set better terms The people again id. listened f,f
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49,
( tsaf ~ hs1bsison For the standapd-s,
REPUBEEOAH MEETING In DAVIDSON iCg,

.,.d,,, sLExMaToN, N. G., Nov. Q, 1857. : -
"A Republican meeting was heldlin Lex,
ington, this day; eighty delegates, repre-
sentlng the b. o. A. 8 and u L. Ag's for t1F
purpose Of nominating candidates tolrepfe-
sent Davidson County in, the next Copstltpsb
tional Convention OF North, Caralinp. nj
Z iCol. Wm., f. Henderson WAS. called upon n.
to preside, as Chairman, which he did with.
ability and to the. satisfaction OF the meet
ing, aud A. tCaldcleaugh US Secretary ~ ~
The following gentlemen were put in nom
nation: Isaac Kinny, H. Adams, GeDrgef
Riley, Joseph Miller, Spence Mnilicsn. Johle
T. s6nider, W. L0ftin. Jesse Gossett. colored,
Maj Green and Calvin Taylor, Messrs.,
( Isaac KIEEY and. ,SrENcEt MULIIcAE, re-,
ceiving the largest vote. were nominated, >,
4 The Republicans are unit in this CDnnty;
/ white and ,colored A vote of thanks TO-
! Gov. Holden was given for his patriotic9
Z course! A ,Eresolutioni was unanimouslg
( adopted not to pay more than 10 per
cent on private contracts inclndinG cost,
Another resolution that the people are eu-T
J tirely unable to pay the State debt,
A resolution that no property, real or persou-
al, shall be sold by. execution for any debt
/ whatever, unless it brings its intrinsic value
/ taking into consideration the failure iof
! crops, widows and orphans, and the extreme
poverty of the country caused by the late
rebellion. and that it would he an act Of ins
justice to levy . tax upon sixty, thousand
! freedmen who have emerged from slavery TO
pay the State debt Of !. twenty million
Of dollars, which they bad nothing to do
with; it being the aim Of the Republican
party not to tear down but tobuildaup the
<<, IIr,tf,rT
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Handing. Round the Hat.

r. We understand MI. Pell and others hand
/eq round the hat on Tuesday, to obtain
money to pay for the use of fuckers Hall
iof Gov. Vance The amount was soon raised,
ior the Rebel leaders have the governments,
elty' County aud State, and some Of our
ci'lzens no doubt contributed through fear.
Let LEI. ne sist Of atsi5utorss be published.
Oar loyal people would like to see it. Pub
t'm the List! Let us have it.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13
Not Nationai. ..fbaa stei,oaaI.

The Old copperhead Democratic party of
The North and the SO called CONSERVATIVES of
Gle South are one aid the same in tlieiFr ppr-
poses but theay, de not scepstltute' a national
party. They have no common, national Or
@saniadtiod. ,Teh acCoisesVaeirey sosealled,
that .he is q Democrat, and ten to one he will
resent it and say it is not so. Tell North
ern NJ Democrat Pc he is "a CONSERVATIVE and in
sympathy with secesslonists, and ten to one
he will! resent il, and draw himself up and
proudly say, Sir, I am Democrat!" Is
Frank Pierce Southern secessionist or Con-
seryatives so-ealled2 2 o Ne. Is William E.
PeH Demoerat9 No. He hates the very
name. ile 3gg, ,sH2sG gi.fsai9l4 s.ilHe;.st $50
iHs We have had quite enough of sectional
parties. They have already ruined The
country. Let US in future be done with
them. They can dc. no good, but infinite
harmo Let us be national in our sentiments
and action.o In no other way can we restore
the Union and bring peace to our people
We have been on the sectional war path for
the last seven years. 3 Let US leave, this path
at once, and walk lienceforth in the paths1of
nafionaljty and peace. , { e5ss szgs
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-GoY.!yapce,s speecL.

ist , liz igsf.f Iti.a 9tAs g11 Jtn, ~
We learn from various persons s-white and
colored, learned and unlearned- that the
speech Of Gov. Vance in fuckers Hall on
Tuesday night last, was the most disgusting
compound Of treason, profanity and black
guardism ever delivered in the presence of a
decent audience. We shall not soil our col
.umns with che dirty language which we have
!. heard was used We learn that some ladies
were present, and that Ministers Of the Cos
pei, foryetfqlg Of, their high vocation, were
present, applauding especially the more pro-
fame and vulgar portions Of the speech.
That portly embodiment of Divinity and
Politics, the Rev, William E. Pell, was in bis
glory and Jonathan Worth, the rebel Gov
ernor Of this State, was also present. giving
his enthusiastic sanction to the ribald inter-
ances of the unwashed traitor i,sss.l3.lI
The effect of the speech has been TO in
crease the fury and intolerance of traitors,
and TO unite more firmly our Republican
tflenQ6s mid sg8 siis fog htUuW ,.p-sf .sIfyQ 4
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itigii .;,i I-f p fB0 sFs9H f iifffl-f
The Progress refers to apaper ordocument
signed by Dr.. H, e. lYogell, Of the Freed
mems Bureau, in this City, advising the col
ored people to trade with certain merchants
in this. place. Such paper exists. We
propose atpresent to say nothing more than
this: ri ige~n4 gAt iH@HfH H a's} ~.
!, = .1st., We believe il 9 Free Trade and Sail
or's Rights We would first stand by our
open and auoced friends, all other things be-
ing.equal ;a'we wouIe then trade where we
could get the best bargains. We would not
prescribe merchant OF, shopkeeper on ac-
count of his politics, provided he treated us
courteously and Justly. Open and avoaoed
Republicans among. merchants and shop
keepers at, this time are very scarce, but
they will be numerous enough six, months
hence alHl gifia)Hnnn. y-nsssf iiiH ~ !
2nd. The colored people of Raleigh and
Wake County are not sucn ehildrenas to re-
quire to be toldwheie to trade. And, without
intending to reflect TO the slightest extent on
the merchants designated, or on any of our
merchants, it seems to US that it was especi-
ally inyidious and unkind in this. officer of
the Bureau not to mention as worthy of
patronage, the coIored shopkeepers Of .the
City. etefiis srf3.i ..qe3i i.ss9tgy syss ~
Sd. The Officer, of the Bureau referred to
does not speak for the Republican party ;
and the party, therefore, should not be held
responsible for any feeling that has grown
out Of this matter. especially as none of the
parties recommended by this officer are
k,aoao1a as Republicans 81 i..i.,. o 20 81
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Gov. Vance. for lConfiscation.so

-Ssas' Cow ~ ance. IOft OftCOnnscatlOns1GJ
The only confscation that has taken place
in this country was set on foot BY Jefferson
Davis and Gov. Vance. The latter, in one
of his messages to- the Legislature. after
stating that some of our citizens had deser-
ted to the United States, said: az s,eiaa
mr.. 5,.-O .,.H5isx33T,
- earnestly recommend that you take
such steps for the punishment Of such a
Crime, by confscation OF, otherwise, as may
deter Others from such cowardly and ;iegra-
ding treason. There should be no more TIL
fling I'M this matter. Those who seek the aid
of our enemies should share tile fate of our
enemies. p lio85 34S st
Gov. Vance and the other Rebel leaders
feel in their guilty censeiences that they de-
serve pconfscation, and hence the charge
'whi,h they make that The Republicans are
in favor of it. y 3<Aif-iff
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"A SPEcrAcIE 10 MAKE a SAINT LAUGH.
|, The Reverend William E. Pell uttering var
'nings against Hypocrisy !" E See Sentinel of
The 5th-i ilsiii - i41g ,tsEeIes u 4e4syI iQsG
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13

81 The Rebel leaders are already threatening
through their newspapers to discharge their
hands if they vote the Republican ticket
Well, let them do il! Who will work their
lands, if they turn off the present hands9
Labor is Just as strong as capital Let them
turn off their hands, if they will. t Theman
who does it because his hands, whether
white or black, think proper to vote for a
certain man or certain ticket, or BECAUSE
they belong to the Leagues, is a mean,
contemplate, vulgar dpg, and deserves to
bekicked out of decent company. Colored
meni- free men, both white and black, pote
as you pleasei Defy these petty tyrants. It
is better to suffera little now than IS have
to endure for years the grinding rule of
these heartless wretches, " Vote against them !!
Vote for your rights l. Stand by your liber-
ties! IF you abandon your rights and liber-
ties now; after all that bas been done for
you, God himself will abandon you. Be as
quiet as lambs. but as bold!as lions. sIedsr
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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13

Belsure to go to9the polls and vote for a
Convention, and for Republican candidates.
Have your tickets ready
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13

Weare obliged to postpone until our next
issue several communications, with proceed
ings of public meetings sei !, sfisas hsns
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13

{ Attention is,inyited to the accommodation
81 Dr. Il. q. vogell, Of the Bureau, IL Che
Standard to-day.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1867-11-13

: iii3js5s . Purge the Lists si@,i9 siIi
I'VE invite the attention of our o,readesto to
the Circular Of Gen, Candy in our paper to-
day, prescribing rules ,forh revising the lists
Of voters: These rules are good. They are
based upon aprihciplesof the bighestiand
strictcst loyalty |, and we trust every Regis
trar will iodo his duty fearlessly Iiand
promptly Ss9 -
We want no persecution or prescription,
but simply that the law be executed. Let
loyal men every where see that the. lists are
purged Of unworthy voters, Challenge every
doubtful case, and call on the Registrars to
apply the rules laid BY the General an 4 the
law of Congress. .sssassr1sSs siiilasat's I
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-09-12
Gil N AK.

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J. NJ. PAGE.
GENEVA, n. Y, December, 1S4s.
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81 have known J. NJ. Page, ESQ.,, of Geneva, n.
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