lie Yetid gegidtr. No paper discontinued until all arcamges are bald, except at the option of thn Our subscribers who do not receive their papers fegularly will confer a great favor upon us by sending word to this office. Subscribers about removing will please sand us heir old address as well as the Lew. - 'bettor flows, of the Episcopal Church, bee taken up his residence in Reading. A. smarm fine imposed Thursday gave the Law Library two hundred and (My dollars. TnE Allentown Democrat maintains a sig nificant silence relative to the great Republican victory In Maine. A LARGE number or Irishmen and Welsh. men were made citizens last week and will rest their votes In October and bovember for the whole Republican ticket. Tus now national bank to be located In Bethlehem, Is not to be named the Second National, but the Lehigh Valley National Bank, and the capital stock le $200,000, and not $175,000, as first published by us. FELL DEAD.—At about half pant nineo'clock Thursday, Mr. Jacob Miller, an old resident of this city, at Tenth and Hamilton streets, fell dead In front of the cemetery, on Tenth street, while returning from some lots he had been visiting. The cause of the Fadden decease was, 3 poplexy. STRUCK wire PALSY.—A.B Mr. Alex. Mil ler, a compositor on the Republicaner, and an old citizen of thin place, aroac from the dinner tnble last Thursday be was taken with a paralytic stroke and now lies speechless at his residence on Union street. Mr. Miller's ago is about 65 years. Mr. Charles Broadhead of Bethlehem was nominated for Constitutional Convention,and Mr. James J. Cope of Easton was nominated for Prothonatory, at the Northampton Coun ty Democratic nominating Convention yester• day. A. CORRECTION.—In the Allentown Demo. erat's Irene of last week, It le asserted that Mr. Jo seph Baker was not elected Superintendent of the Emans Furnace Company, and only served as As sistant Superintendent for two days. That is In. correct. Mr. Baker was chosen Superintendent by a full vote of the Board of Directors, and still beide the positlotr. THE GERMAN MEETING.—The large and attentfve meeting on the Square last week, which was addressed by Gen. Mank and the lion. George Sigma, was the best German meeting ever held In this city. The speakers discussed with elo quence and force the issues of the canvass, and were frequently and loudly applapded. We con platelet° our German fellow citizens on their large termini. EXTENSIVE.—The lumber yard of Messrs. W. R. Trotler & Bro., at Tenth and Hamilton, Is fully stocked with an Immense. and complete Stock of lumber, from the smallest paling to the heaviest timbers. Recently they received a load of yellow pine which was remarkable for the small number of knots, not more than a dozen, that could be found In the whole cargo. This Is but a sample of the superior quality of the lumber sold at this yard and which Is buorning every day more noted among builders. DEATH OF A GOOD CITIZEN.—Last week Mr. BenJ. W. Landis, an old and respected citizen of Allentown, died at his residence on Walnut street, In the 72d year of his age. Mr. Landis In, always borne the respect of his iellow-citizeca, and died regretted by a large circle of friends. Besides his other commendable qualities he bad for yearn past been a staunch It, publican, and waa a firm supporter of the government during the war. Ills funeral takes place from his late residence on Friday morning, at 10 o'clock. REPORT of coal transported over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for week ending September 701, 1872, compared with same time last year: e For Week. For Year. 'Total Wyoming 8,303 05 296,205 06 Hazleton 43,039 15 1,667,704 07 Upper Lehigh 119 11 2,069 14 Beaver Meadow 17,907 12 575.416 10 Mahanoy 4,990 02 292,553 05 Mauch Chunk......'... 28 u 7 2,294 18 74,388 15 2,936;334 00 101,435 16 1,724,053 00 'Total Eiw.te time 1871 Increase. Dicrcase 1,212,281 00 .10,003 17 BOOT.—A. Democratic meeting was held at Bath,Friday night and a disturbance took place among We adherents of that party, during which a into by the name of Buss, an employe of the Bethlehem Iron Company, was shot in the shoal der by a pistol ball. Some fellows declared that the shot came from a white house, and they en deavored to get up a cry to burn it down. Through the interference of Mr. Chapman they were pre vented from accomplishing this design. We are Unformed that the leader of the Bath Band,a D,m mcrat, resides In that house,and at the tithe no one ,thus ladles were Inside. Whisky was the disturb ing clement and a large number of the four hun dred torches they carried to Bathonight have been seen this morning, broken up and strewn along the joule of their march home. SMA9II-131'. 7 -Thu rsday afternoon at half past one o'clock,an up empty coal train on the L. V. R. It. was thrown from the track by a misplaced switch, below the bridge over Second street, and the engine managed to run across the bridge ou the planks. But the cars got twi..ted up on the bridge when the engine stopped Just over It, and nix of them were smashed more or less badly, three being thrown over the bridge on the Street, oh etructing the cs.tY railway track. ' The railroad track was not torn, but the columns on the river Fide of the bridge will have to be replaced, as they were badly broken up. Tho wreck was partially cleared away by six o'clock, leaving a damage done of about $l,OOO. The engine was not Injured In the least. All the train hands were fortunately all on board of the engine at the time of the occur rence, and were not hurt. A LEAP won LlFE.—Tuesday evening, about qnarter past six, a German was walking on the Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge across the Little Lehigh, kettle in hand and his pipe In his mouth, and intently observing a couple ot shifting engines down towards the East Peon. Junction. Coming from above was a coal train, unobserved by the German and neither did the engineer ace him un til the engine was nearly on top of him. When within a few feet of the German, and when his death seemed to be Inevitable, the signal for down brakes was blown. The German turned quickly round and as it appeared to those on the train that he would be mangled by the engine, he jumped upon the bumpers and was carried below the Junction, by which time the hands succeeded In stopping the train. He wait not Injured, for tunately, and as be descended to the ground, he coolly remarked to the engineer," I lost mein hat end mein geule, but I sated male pipe, Mt, ha!" FIRST V 4 AIM MEETING. —T he very large meeting held at the house of .1. Allen Treater, in the First Ward,Friday cight,was composed chiefly of workers In iron, whose atteetlon to everything that was said Indicated a sincere desire on their part to do their voting in October and November conscientiously and Intelligently.' Of the five hun dred assembled, there were probably not twenty persons who will fall to support the living prin ciples of the great. Republican party at the polls, when the proper time arrives. Mr. Treater had prepared a stand on the west side of his hotel, from which the meeting was held, and the walls of the house being wide and broad, the sound of the speakers' voices was thrown with flue acoustic effect to the limits of the crowd. Before we go any further, let us offer our congratulations to the Republicans of the First Ward on their splendid ward demonstration. Wm. H. ',they, Esq., of the Second Ward, was called upon to preside over the meeting, and made a few scathing and condemnatory strictures of the slanderous and villlfylog policy adopted by our opponents in this canvass, proving that they were compelled to resort to these vile practices becawe they bad nothing else upon which they could argue their case. Lion. Mlles liumphreys was then Introduced, and delivered a deliberate and plain argument, showing what interest the work ing classes bad In supporting the Republican ticket. Mr. nuniptireys labored somewhat under the embarrassment of a cold, but all could heir him, and paid the closest attention to his remarks. Mr. John L. Deese followed le an address of elo quence (did power, alter which the meeting stood 11,4611thed. Tns now e ila wOrkte at. Scranton, Pa., will bo the largest In the country. 81:4 , lota of ground will be used, and from 5,000 to 5,000 workmen employed THE Bethlehem ,Progress, published by Democrats, says there were about 2,000 torches In the 1100 of the Republican procession In Beth. !cheat, co Saturday night. This establishes the 'act that It was by far the largest political pro cession In this Vt.lley the present campaign• ON Sabbath next the Rev. J. F. Fahs, pas• for Of the English Lutheran congregation, whose church Is on South Fifth street In this city, will preach his farewell sermon. Mr. Fahs goes west to all the pulpit of a Lutheran church in Ohio, to which be has been called. A. MisTAKE.—On last Thursday evening, George K. Wilson, Esq., of Allentown, made a 'pc ch at the Democratic dem onstrutlon In New York. When be was Introduced considerable ex citement was produced, the Impression being spread from man to man that be was a relative of benator Wilson 1 but after he had spoken a short time the mistake was discovered. CONFEREE. MEETINO. —The Conferees of Lehigh and Carbon counties met Sep' ember 14, 1372, in the Law Library in the Court House, at lientown. There were present Gen. Wm. Lilly and F. A. Dony from Carbon county, John L. I toffinan, Wm. 11. Miley and C. W. Chapman, from Lehigh county. On motion Gen. Win. Lilly was appointed Chairman and C. W. Chapman Secretary. Mr. Alney offered the following resolution : Resolved, That the nomination of Charles M. Runk for Deleaote to the Constitutional onvention, by the Republican Convention of ..e -h uh County, this day held, btl and is hereby rat- Wed. TL la %vas unanimously adopted On motion adjourned. C. W. CHAPMAN, Sec'y THE THREE MILI.TAX.—We arc Informed, upon reliable authority, that the Commissioners contend they have authority for collecting the three mill tax on occupations, and have therefore Instructed their collectors to collect the tax. Of o urse the collectors arc bound to obey the Com missioners, and the people most submit or stand a alt. It Is something beyond our comprehension, occially as the following letter says they have or law to sustain them In the assessment of the tax : AUDITOR GENERAL'S OFFICE, HARRISBURG, PA., July SO, 1872. Dear Sir:—ln reply to yours I would state th :re 18110 law allowing the collection of any tuxes for ;state purposes on professions, trades or occupa tions; the Act of Assembly of June 2,1871, repeals all former laws ID reference to the assessment and co.lectlon of theabove mentioned taxes. I enclose you copy of the Act. Th.. Commissioners of your county were furnished with a copy of the me as Is enclosed to you. Respectfully yours. J. A. WAGGONER, for J. F. Hartrauft, Auditor—Cien. In view or.the conflict of opinion upon this sub ject we think the Commissioners owe It to the people to inform them from what source they re ceive authority to assess and collect this tax. Does it come from a hither power than the Com moqwealth of Pennsylvania? If the Commission ers do levy upon property to collect this tax, and It shown that they have no authority In law to do so, the person sued can recover damages from the Commissioners. They can't claim a clerical error on this point I MASS MEETING AT SLATEDiLE.—A. Repub lican meeting was field at Slatedale, on Thursday at which Lewis J. Roth presided. The first smoker Introduced was James S. Biery, Esq., who had a plain talk with the people upon the import ance of looking up the voters and attending to the naturalization of those whu aro entitled to chlzenshlp and have not yet received their second papers. Ile then referred to county matters, giv ing a scourging review of the fearful State of our county finances, prophesying that the end of the mit-rule of the Ring was surely coming. Backe lea's Infamous career during the past twelve years was gone over, bringing to light the shunning I e cord of one whose hatred of the Government will long be remembered, even after his body Is ccu signed to an unbonered grave. Mr. Humphreys made a short, though telling speech, eloquent, patriotic and sound. Ile won followed by J. L. Dense, Esq., an Irishman from Philadelphia, who made a number of humorous allusions to Horace Greeley, which were greeted with roars of laughter. He closed with an elo quest and beautiful peroration upon the destiny of this Nation under the Av lac, just and patriotic pol.cy of the Republican'party. The meeting ad journed with rousing cheers for the State and Nal Iona! tickets. EI'ORT of TUE /NVESTIUATION COMMlT 'rec.—The Committee appointed' by the Court to examine Into the discrepancy of $83,000 In the County Debt Stat.Cment, reported to :lourt, this too , ping, as follows : Mille Honorable the Judgeit of the Court of' (21;:n% ter sions of Lehigh Comity :—The undersigned Committee appointed as per ann,xed recommen dation of the G:nnd Jury, and order of the Court the Ten, beg leave to report that in the discharge oft aeir duty they proceeded to examine the books une accounts of the Commissioners and the Treas- rarer, with a view to ascertain the manner of their keeping their accounts, and the general routine of business prevailing with and between these two ofllses. To aid us In obtaining a better knowledge than could he had front the books, papers, records, Ate , we proceeded to question the two clerks of the Commissioners, viz: —God fry Peter and Lewis En...Telma:lmnd the clerk of the several Treasurers, Joseph E. Bellied. The result of our examination of t hese gentlemen and the facts ascertained there from will, in the:opinion of your committee, be best and more properly presented iu their own Mu. gunge, which is as follows : (Ilere is reported the evidence in fall.) Your committee then proceeded to examine the oun hook of the Commissioners from January I, 18C13, to January 1, 1872, and after careful exam Inn %ion we found the same to show the county lel.ebtedness to be $28,515 92 less than the amount shy wit by the auditors' report. We next proceed. ed to ascertain the amount of outstanding loans, by taking the amount the Treasurer had charged himself with from January 1, 1866, to January 1, 1872, and deducting therefrom the amount of can celled bonds and notes as presented to us by the Commissioneis,and for which they claimed credit, It u ppeared that the county Indebtedness wasslB,- 592.14 more then the Indebtedness of the county as shown by the auditors' report. After several unsuccessful efforts to nicer uin those discrepan cies and discover, if possible, the Cause therefor, we abandoned the book and account of thu Com missioners and proceeded to examine the account of the several Treasurers us kept by their clerk, Joseph E. Barnet, from January 1, 1864, to Jon rist 1, 1872, and compared the same with the vouchers drawn on him, which we found correet . ,xcept In the year 1864, which we found the an gre.f.ute $5 over, and in the year 1805 $95 over, and inl 870 $l7B snort, by which Treasurers account It appears that the outstanding loans or iudehte I ness of the county is $315,028.95, which is the amount oported by. the County Auditors January 1, 1872. The loan account and the records or the boi ds isrued, and of those paid off ou the p 4it of the Commissioners, should have been equally ex• pill it and should be at all times so kept that the county Indebtedness could he shown on any day without reference to the account of the County Treasurer, to that or any other account, and so to have enabled your Committee to have tested by comparison the correctness of the outstanding in debtedness of the county as exhibited the books of the respective Treasurer, thus to rettify to the same ae exhibiting the actual state of the 'indent- educes of the couuty. Touching the matter of the Auditors' Report for the year ending 1871, whereby the In ebtedness of t he county Is increased about 880,000 over that of last year, we have to report that the Immediate cause for this differeace lies lu the fact that the Auditors for years 1888,1860, 1870 brought for ward the net balance of the indebtedness of the cpunty for the past year, which Oct balance was obtained by deducting the cash In haul of Treas urer and all uncollected Attlee from the outstand ing indebtedness. instead of carrying forward the w'oie amount of loans unpaid. flue the commis stoners kept or caused to he kept a record of all the bonds Issued, and an accurate account thereof, and of the bonds paid elf, they would have known, as they should have known, and as. it wan a p.trt of their official duty to know, the true amount of the county Indebtedness. Then these mistakes could not have happened. However negligent or Incompetent Auditors might have been, a correct knowledge on the part of the former Commissioners of the finances of the county and It. indebtedness would have ren dered this error irripossible, and the service of your committee unnecessary. It Is a proper sub ject of mention that the Commissioners' loan book, prior to 1864, hits disappeared and can not be found, while Mr. Peter, the tomer Clerk, asserts po-Itively that he left it In the Conunisrionere ofEce at the expiration of his °facial term. Mr. Engelman, his successor, Is equally positive that it was not there when he Came Into the Mike, In the year 1867. A Majority of your committee, understanding the scope of their duties and powers to ue limited to the enquiry as to the true and cor rect amount of the outstanding indebtedness of the county,,Janu try 1, 1872, their exatuicution was not extended beyond au endeavor to ascertlalu that fact. • • All of which are respectfully submitted. .A. G. ItststNona, D. U. BAILOR, • • JAMES W ELLER, . Cues. W. COOPEIt, F. 0. BERND, Nat. ii. AINEY, Committee. OCLT 9.13, A. D. 1872. THE LEHIGH REGISTER, ALLENTOWN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1872. Meeting 111 Eynnport, on Friday °Veiling. September 20. b, to be addres sed by able speakers. Tan Clubs of Allentown will go to Millers town, on Saturday night next. Fare,thlrtycents The Alburtis Club will also bo there. GEN. FIAnTEANFT,tind probably Gen. Allen, will be present at tto grand Republican demon stration, at Allentown; on the 260. EMAUB MEETrivo.—A. large meeting was held at Emaus, on last Saturday evening, which was addressed by Mr. Man lc, In German, and Messrs. Blery, Kauffman and Snyder, In English. It was a great sucrose. AN Immense Republican meeting was held at Reading, on Thureday night, at which the Allentown Clubs, over 300 strong, were present. Gen. Illrtranft was there, and so great was the enthusiasm, that be could not move, or say three words, without being Interrupted with wild ap plause. THE COLD WEATHER, of the past few days, has stirred up people for making extensive pur chases of dry goods. Tile change has had a re markable effect upon trade at Kramer's Corner Store where the people go en moose to avail them selves of the great bargains which can be procured there. CVs arc told' of a man's going to Mauch Chunk and asking Judge Packer for pecuniary aid for one of the Democratic Ward Clubs of this city, representing himself as Its president. The Judge gave him one hundred dollars, it Is sold, and now It transpires that instead of being an officer of the club he Is only a private. Only so the club got the money, though whether it did or not of course we do not know. A Irranr-PRICED nOR9E.—Hon. John D. Stiles has purchased John Moser's black horse "Lion," for which he paid $l,OOO. The animal was brought from Canada, and under the excel lent ``grab" that Lynn township farmers supply to their animals, he shows now, at the ago of seven, a speed considerably better than 2:40. He is a Grant and Wilson horse, but entertains no animosity to his present humane owner on that account. Court Procßed Inge Cont. vs. Willoughby Oldt. F. & 8., on oath of Amelia Oswald. Bound over to next sessions. Com. vs. Lewis Boyer. F. &B, on oath of Susan Nuss. Bound over to next sessions. Corn. vs. Wilson Peter. F. it. 8., on oath of Eliza Knauss. Bound over to'nest. sessions. Corn. vs. Wm. Edwards. F. &B, on oath of Mary Reinsmith. Guilty and usual sentence imposed. Com, vs. Evan Kase. Larceny, on oath of Samuel Cortright. I'lrad guilty. Sentenced to 15 days' imprisonment. Corn. vs. Wm. D. Mickley. Oath of Rosa Neff. Nolle prosequi. Com. vs. James Kratzer. P. & 8., on oath of Sarah Rebrig. Nol. pros. and costs. Corn. vs. Amandes App. A. & 8., on oath of Elizabeth C. Grabe. Settled. . Corn. vs. Same. Surcharge A. and 8., on oath of John Metzger. Same entry. • Corn. vs. Fritz Grinder. Surety of peace. Not. pros. Com. vs. Enos Weaver. Surety of peace. Not, pros. Com. vs Daniel K. Trump. Settled. Corn. vs. Elwin Laudenstager. F. and 8., on nail of Lucinda Quitman. Nol. pros. settled. Com. vs. Joseph Lochman. -F. and B. Nol pros. • Corn. vs. Jas. Lynch. F. and 13. Nol. pros Com. vs. Philip Starch. F. and B. Nol pros. Corn. vs. Selma(lt. F. and B. Nol. pros. Cnm. vs. Edwin i'Donnel. Held to answer. Com. vs. Thos. C. Stein. A. &B. Guilty. Ten days' Imprisonment. Corn. vs. Same. A. and B. Ten days' im prisonment. Com. vs. Wm. J. Haines. Held to answer. Com. vs. Margaret Costello. Court directs she enter into her owd recognizance for good behavior for one year. Corn. vs. Cornelius llorgan. Larceny. Not a true bill, Corn. vs. Mary Kase. Larceny, on oath of Samuel Baumer. Guilty. Fifteen days' ini prisonment. Com. vs. Thomas Costello, Selling liquor on Sunday. Nol. pros, Corn. vs. Thomas Costello. Selling liquor without license. Fined $5O. Corn. vs. Joseph Downing Guilty. Sentenced to pay costs. Coin. vs. Jere. Geiger. Held to answer. Corn. vs. Henry tinnier. Horse stealing, on oath of Edward Kern. Guilty. Nine months' mpriamment. Coln. vs. Same. Larceny, on oath of Ed win Kern. Guilty. Three months' additional immisonment. Com. vs. J. K. Sidlor. A. and B. Guilty Ten dollars One and costs. Com. vs. Margaret Costello. Nol. pros Com. vs Same license. Fined $3O, Com. vs. Niles T. Horn Com. vs. Al Kleckner. Coin. vs. Wilson Kistler, M. D. Adultery, on oath of Charles Siopp. True bill. Coln. vs. August Rentzler. Surety of peace. Bound over for good behavior for one year. Coin. vs. Chas. D. (Inter. F, and B. ou oath of Ida Brown. Guilty. Usual sentence. Corn. Cf. R. J. Kemmerer. Blcamy, on oath of Mire Baer. Guilty. Fined $lO and ulven one year's Imprlean merit In Lehlull county Jill. Com.vs. Wm. dueger, Jr. False pretense. True bill. Not vet tried. ('rim. vs. David Mensinger. Nol pros. rein. vs. George Burkhard. A and B. with in tend to kill on oath of Abraham Stuckert. True hill. Corn. vs. Frank RuinlT. Larceny, on oath of * John ' Weber. Not guilty. Corn. vs. Wm. Lucas. A. and 8., on oath of Adam Gerhardt. Not a true bill ; prosecutor to pay coals. Cow. vs. Adam Gerhardt, et al. Riot on oath of Wm. 11. Lucas. No true bill ; prosecutor to pay costs. Com. vs. Mary Leighton. No true bill ; prose: color to pay costs. Corn. vs. Andrew J. Simons. Larceny, on oath of Alice McOcady. No true bill, county to pay costs. Com. vs. Thomas Mickley. Larceny, on oath of Jeremiah Simons. True bill. Con. vs. Milton Biller. Nol pros. Com. vs. Herman Yeager. , Forfeiture of recog nizance. Forfeiture respited until next term. —Com. vs. George Burkhard. A. & 11. with in tent to kill. Deft plead guilty to aggravated as sault aril battery, and uol. pros. entered as to the Intent to kill. Sentenced to pay a fine of $l.OO end to undergo an imprisonment of one year. In the rase of Corn. vs. Dr. Wm. P. Kistler, in dicted for adultery on oath of Chas. Bump, Deft. plead guilty and was fined $5OO and costs. Ti. other cases were eithersettled orcontinued o ..•r to next term. In tee iiiatter of the flash:Lunen t of Dan'! Heim baeh to Sam'! C. Lee, the auditor's report was confirmed n Isl. Colntniiin Fire Insurance Company vs James tottcy. On Irinl. In the matter of the application of the Cold Sprino Water Company, to approve bonds to John Snyder,J. Winslow Wood was appointed an exam anther to report the facts and his opinion of law the report to bo filed not later than Friday of nex JIIIII . B M. Knecht to the use of D. D. Roper, In tru.t for the benefit of creditors of said James 51. Knecht VP. George Rickert. Verdict for plaintiff f o- $3l 80. Huber Bros. vs. Robt. D. Fatzinger. Verdict for plaintiff+ for $l.lO. Ames E. Creamer vs. Don't K. Wertman. J. Winslow Wood, E+q„, was appointed master. Shonton vs. Condit. Rule to show cause why Judgment should not be.stricken off. W,n. Hallman vs. Jere al Lb A. 13chmoyer.• Verdict for plaintiff for $7031. fill vs. Leh. In equity. Exceptions dismis4ed and Judgment against defendant for $970.55. Lehigh Manufacturing Company was dissolved a+ a corporation. Jo+eph Krissiv va. John A, Laubach. Verdict for plaintiff for $82.65. FL fa. awarded against Nathan German, in fa dor of Onondaga Bait Company In the matter of the assignment of P. 11. Steitz to said German for belie of creditors. Huber Brothers vs. Robert D. Fatslnger. Rea sons and a motion for a rule for a new trial. Rule to show cause why the Judgment recovered should not be entered without costs. Jacob Smith vs. Mrs. M. A. Stapp. Verdict In favor of the plaintiff for Isaac Ash, Esq., of Welty, Pa., was admitted to practice In the several Courts of this county. Theodore W..Bertn, E.g., of Norristown, Pa., was admitted to practice la the several Courts of thin county. Dr. S. S. Apple vs. Poor Directors. le erdlet in favor of the pia lntttf for E 20.05. Application for a charter of incorporation of Fairview C tnetery A a.orlatinn of Catasauqun. Application to amend the charter of the First PreAbyterlau Charon of Cat.,..orpta" granted. Application to incorporat.• • The Memothl Presbyterian Church of Lock Ridge. Wm. Mink vs. Rebecca Mints corer, Matilda Morford ye. Van It. Morford. Alias eubp(ena our libel for divorce awarded. The New York Lead Co. vs. David Roberts. Judgment agalust the defendant by default for want of an appearance for $270.46. J. L. .0 W. H. Hoffman vs. E. H. Knerr. Rule by John P. Miller, late Sheriff, to pay Into court all the balance, If any, in his hands arising from the Sheriff's sale of defendant's real estate. Application of " The Frieden's Church of New Texas," Macungie, Pa., for charter at Incorpora tion. Wm. F. Trumbour VP. Charles W. Weber. Ou trial. Lehigh County Republican Nomioating Convention--Proceedings in Full-- Regular Report. In the absence of the County Chairman, li. C. Itoneberger called the convention to order. Her Haan Boris was elected temporary chairman ; R. C. Ettinger and E. A. Muhlceberg, temporary secretaries. The different wards and townships presented credentials. Mr. S. M. Hose moven that a committee be appointed on permanent or ganization : Allentown—First Ward, Johu J. Lawnll ; Se cond Ward, Samuel Mamie ; Third Ward, Jo seph Hecker; Fourth Wart, John L. Hoffman ; Filth Ward, Jacob Henninger; Sixth Ward, John Palmer; Catasauqua, C. W. Chapman ; Humus, Dr. A. P. Steckel; Copley, A. F. K. Krout ; Mil lerstown, Frank Shinier; Slatington, J. F. Kress; Saucer', Joseph Wittman ; Whitehall, Frank S. Hartman; N. Whitehall, Wm. Nell; Hanover, David A. Toothier; Lowhill,Peter Worley; Lynn. Lewis Messer; ( i - f - per Macungie, William 11. Yo der; Lower Macr ogle, D. D. Bensinger ; Salis bury, John L. Schreibi:r ; Heidelberg, Wilson K. Peter; Washington, Andrew Seem; Upper MI:. ford, Charles Yerger ; Lower Milford, David Schuler ; South Whitehall, Thomas Seislove. On suggestion. Mr. Bean, of Norristown, woe invited to address the convention. lie said sub. stantially that the contest was Important, the ranks of the Democracy demoralized. That be was here with a special purpose. Five conferees had eon appointed by Republican Convention in Montgomery couuty. lie wished this convention to give him the assurance that a shelter commit tee be appointed to meet the itlohtgomery county committee at the Girard House, Philadelphia, on Monday.next, to agree on a Cougre,sional nomi nee. On motion of Mr. S. McHose it was Resolved Tbat a committee of five (5) be appointed to meet the above named committee at time and place mentioned Mr. Bicry moved Bata committee be appointed on credentials. Committee—R. Clay flamersly, Franklin Mickley, Dr. Oliver Musser, 11. 11. lion nicker, Daniel Bastian. Mr. Bipry moved that a committee of livd be ap pointed on resolutions, which were Robert E. Wil liams, 9 A Butz,ll C.Hunsberger, Geo. Erdman,. V. W. Weaver. On motion recess was taken to 1,!:, p. in Convention called to order by President Boric. The report of committee •.t permanent organiza tion was received. The committee reported as follows:—President, Valentine Weaver; Se rem rles, E A Multienberg,, R C Ettinger ; with Vice Presidents from ouch ward,borough and township. The President elect, in a few Very appropriate remarks, thanked the conventioa for the honor conferred and intimated the desire of discharging his duty conscientiously and to the beet of life ability. After the remarks,couvestlon proceeded to business. Edward Rube was received as dele gate In the place of B. J. Hagenbuch from Fourth Ward, and Joseph Klause from Heidelberg twp., to till up their quota. The President then announced the committee appointed to meet the conferees from Montgomery county, at the Girard House, Phila., as follows : It Clay flamersly, S McHose, J L Hoffman, II C llunsberger, C IV Chapman. The Convention then proceeded to the nomina tion of a delegate to the Constitutional Conven tion. Nominations being in order the following names were presented : James S lliery, of Allen town; 0 L Schreiber, of Copley; Chi Runk, of Allentown. The voting was then done by ballots and result ed as follows : C M Runk James 9 !fiery 0 L Schreiber The convention then proceeded to the notnitm liod of candidates for Assembly. The following gentlemen were named : Capt Dumlis McGee, of Catasauqua ; Edwin Camp, of Allentown ; R 11-11 am 11am T Breinig, of Upper Macungie ; Mark S Young, of Allentown. The two last named can didates were withdrawn, and Dennis McGee and Edwin Camp nominated by acclamation. For Prothonotary, William T Breinig was nom inated by acclamation. For Clerk of Orphans' Court, Paul billet was nominated by acclamation. For Clerk of QuarterBessions,John Teresa was nominated by acclamation. For Register, J. T. liertzog was nominated by acclamation. For Commissioner,a vote was taken as follows: Ephraim Sieger, 61 votes ; David A Tumbler, 33. On motion Ephraim Sieger was elected by accla mation. John L llolfman moved that C M Runk our del. egute to Constitutional Conveati.m be nominated by acclamation. Carried. For Director of the L'oor, David Schuler of Up per Milford was nominated by acelatnation. For Coroner, Daniel B Wood of the Conumcmi and REOINTER was nominated. For Auditor, a vote resulted as follows:—An- drew Scent, 17; Daniel Il Bastian, 72. For Trustees of the Academy, William S Young and It Clay Hamersly were nominated by accla mation. It was also moved and seconded that C M Ruuk appoint conferees to meet conferees from Carbon, when the following were named :—W Il A lacy, .1 L Hultman, C W Chapman. Gen. Lilly, of Carbon county, then addressed the convention on the BUN ett of putting a second nominee for Constitutional Convention In the geld. He pledged the vote of Carbon for M Runk,our candidate, even though a second were nominated. The conventloa expressed its sentiments thrimgh a motion made by II ilunsherger that the mat ter be left to the conferees of both counties. Edward Rube moved that each waid and town ship name. Its ad d Moue' committee man. Ile %visited each to seleet au energetic worker,one who would look alter the interests, and promote the welfare of the party, one who would work zealously in its behalf, and secure the just ends and aims of the party. The following were thinned :—Flra Ward, J Allen Treiler ; Second Ward, S Mellose ; Third Ward, Henry Iletkman ; Fourth Ward, Edward Rube ; Filth %Yard, Samuel Culver; Sixth Ward, Charles 1 .% ciss ; • CittasaUqUa, It A Boyer; Einem, Dr A P Steckel ; Copley, A F K Kraut ; Millers town, James 81110(111E0,er . ; SlatliiittOn,b K Hughes; Saucon, Thomas Clymer; Whitehall, Frank S Hartman; N Whitchall,E DeLong ; Hanover, Milton Kurtz; Lowhiii, Frank G. Peters; Lynn, Elias Musser; Upper Macungie, William Mink ; Lower Macungie, V W Weaver ; Salisbury, John L Schreiber; Heidelberg, Wilson K. Peter; Washlngtou.Benjamiu Schlosser; Upper Milford, Anthony Mechling ; Lower Milford, Charles Schoenly ; B Whitehall, Thomas Yundt. On motion the convention adjourned sine die. E. A. Muummicao, Secretaries. It. L. ETTINGER, A and B Selling liquor without Nol, pros Nnl. pros. oeotence of di MORNING SESSION =1 let ballot 42 34 19 Trill crowded stato of our columns to-day forbids the extended report of the gigantic Repub lican demonstration made in 'the two Bethlehems on Saturday night lust, which we would like to glee. The exercise of candor will compel even the bitterest enemies of our cause to acknowledge that the procession was the largest and best of the cotupalgu on either side, while the perfect order which prevailed and the absence of all drunken ness must extort praise front the same unwilling source. The Republicans of this State are rising up lo their might to the support of their candidates, and at the electionsivill hprl back their slanderers Into the obscurity whence they for a time have emerged. There were enough men lu line with torches to extend over the distance of nearly two tulles, and as the long procession was viewed from an ele vatedstandpoint, the windings of the solid col: unto of flame and the bright Illumination of the route formed the most magnificent spectacle ever witnessed In this valley, which will continue fresh .in the recollection of Lhe people of the Betblehems for years to come. The exact number of torches in line we will not state, as we did not count them, but any count far below two thousand will, in our Julgtneut,be a small estimate. TlMlneeting was addressed by Mr. Humphreys, of Pittsburgh, and Win. 8. Kirkpatrick, the ablest young lawyer in Eamon, whose remarks were fraught with interest nett full of facts that will not fall to produce favorable results. We forgot to say that the somewhat novel fea ture of mounted torch-bearers was present and led the procession, to the number of about fifty, and supplied a floe effect. We say fifty, but that is a guess at sight, and we will rely for figures upon the estimate of Mr. Gotlalgt11:, of the thAble• hem Thine, Ivlmin an saw enunting. THE chicken cholera prevaia with groa mninallty In nitelca enmity. Election Proclamation. w[DUMAS, to and by an Act of the General Astem• bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, end tied' An Act relating to the elections of this ammo, wealth," passed on the Brd day of July, A D. illatt, it is made the duty of the Sheriff of every c•onty within t I tloutnannweslth to give public notice of the limo of hold log the general elettlune, and In such nutlet, to etaime rate— let. The Orticere to be elected. Id. Donlgnetiog the pillows of which the elect lone or o ho held, therefore . . . I, OWEN W. FAUST, High ShnrilT of tho County of Lo- .OE6, do hereby ntAko known and tiro this public not!cu to the electoro of the county of LohIA, thbt on TUBS DAY tho Slit day of OCTOBER nest, an Election will b. held at tho eororal Election Diotricte oatabliohod by law In said County, at which time Choy shall vote, by ballot or ONE PERSON for Governor of the Con” 1111 l lwealtlf Pentoi ONE PERSON for Auditor Oonoral of the Common ',mint of Potionylvonla. ONE PERSON for Juotico of the Sort mu Count of iii Aiturnontvettlth of Pominylvpnl• THANK PERSONS for Itetireoontativos nt. !Argo fro., •ho Ct.uuntiowealth of Pool") , lv.told In the Coop,m to ho Uuibul State,. TW ENTY-BIOIIT PERSONS se Delegate. at Large tt he Coop..too to Amend the COOStittait.ll 01 Peottnyt +an. No person shall Tutu fur Inure thou fourteen old delegates, TWO PERtAON3 to fill the t 11/6 of Delegate to tip uthmal Ctorentl.in, to,/frprettent the E.eteuill seat. mat Plotrlct of Penorylvattla, computed td lb. ounthe of Lehigh nod Culbon.. UN E PERsON to represent the Sloth District of Peom olvenla, composed of the counties of Lehigh and Moot .tornory, In the Congress nl the United entice. TWO PERSONS to represent the County of !Adair in thong, rented Representative. of the Suite of Peons) ivonia ONE PERSON for Prothonotary of the County of Le high. ONE PERSON for Clerk of the Orpheus' Court of the 'moll) of Lohigh. ONE PERSON for Clerk of ( - Fierier Sessions of the :Juni). of Lehigh. oNE PERSON for Iteginter of Wills of filo County of ohigin U\ e. PERSON for Connolesloner of the County of De uNt: PERSON fur It:rector of the Poor of tho County f I.thloh ONE l'EftBON for Coroner of tho County of Lohigh. ONE l'EltgoN fur Auditor of tho County of Lehigh. TWO PERSONS to act as 'Frustum, of thu Alloutowo cad. Ly. Clio electors of tho County of Lehigh aforesaid, on the odd sortind Tu ESUAY of OCTOBER next, being on the 1011, will most lu tho movoral districts composed or the ally, words, boroughs nod the oureral townships follow• ins, to wit: . . Thu electors of the First Ward, in the city of Alton. 'own, will hohl their election la Iho public louse 01 Jo' •eph Hen. The endure of the Second Ward, In the city of Allen. neon, at the stilixin of Julius Holstein. The elect,. of the '1 bird Ward. to the city of Alien. own, ur the 1/11bIll: house of .1.01/ 6ekepellun. Thu electors ol the Fourth %Yard, in the city of Allen town, ut the publie hointo of lilt tiler & Barium° Tim electors of tho Filth Ward, In tho city ut Allom town, it , thn public house of A lieu lielper Thu Mentors of the'Stath Ward, In the tit) . of Allen town, at tho putt& house of Josiah Scherer. 1 . 110 doctors or Salisbury township, at t h e plllllll2 house if Jesse limber, in mid township. Thu elector. of /minus, at the public house of Junob fillip°, 1 , 1 told borough Tho eltodersof Whitehall township, at thopublic bonen of W. J. Mickley, in stud township. Tho t lootors of South Whitehall township, at tho pub. I C house of Cluirlea Michael, in said township. 1 he electors of Ilanover township, (old, or R It tomvillo district, at Om public hon. of J. F. Ituichuril, In Bitten, 01110, In sold township The electors of Hanover, w,or Old South Bethlehem district.) at thu public house of Marcus O. Futter, In Old south 11, thlithemottid now election district being mom• nosed of do much of the township as Is comprised in the following described boundaries 1 Beginning at a point where the Manocacy crock °mottos Into the Lehigh river at Bethlehem, thence Op the Manocacy creek to Lluongst'd 31 ill, lb •ace try a lino sunning southwardly to a point in Bt einigin road gond 600 toot below Ito Intersection with the Allentown mad, thonco down said rood to the Le nigh river, thence) down the Lehigh river to the plum) of beginning. The elector. of Upper Salmon township, at the public house of David Barron, in said township. Tito elector+ of the borough of Catasounna, at tho pub• tic bonne of Frank P lembacb, to sold borough Tho olectura of the borough of Onplay, at the public louse of Jackson Meg°, in sold borough. Thu eh ctors of - Wolsonourg township at Una public honor, of Ilene, A. Baylor, in sold township. Tho electors of Lynn township, at the public house of David Illrilor, In said township. Tho electors of Holdolborg township, at the public houno of Color Miller, lu said township. Tho eh ctors of Waolllngton township, at tho public Louse of David Poter, in sand township. The eletiters of the borough nll Slutingtn.n, at the pub lic house ol Benjamin toter, In said township. Tho cincture ut North Whitehall township at the pub lic !musty! Charles Lelnberger, in sand township. The el, elute of Lowhill township, at the public 111211111) 4/1 Tilgiun an I/ Fry, in sald township Tho cloches 01 Upper Macungie township, at Mu pub lie burin of illolonnoin Smith, in Vogolsvillu, no said town, ship. Tho electors of Lower Nlacungio township, at the pob• Ile house of P. M. Btal lieu, iu New Texas, in said town ship. The electors of tine borough or Millorstown, at the pub. Inc honsu of A. IL Randier, in feud borough. Tho electors of Upper Milford tow nohip, at tho public house of Nathan Carl, lu Z 300.1110, in said townohip The electors of Low, r Milford township, of the public houno of Edwin P. Inefenderfor, In said township. The Cleneral Election in tho said several districts to bo opened betweeo the hours of sir and novon inn tho into noon, and shall continuo without interruption or ad fulfilment until seven In tho evening, whoa the polls shall tun closed. 2d ballot 51 43 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That it is provided by an Act of Ast , etntily, approved July 2, Ir3U, ."1 but Every pereon, enceptiog Justices of the Pea, who sloth] hold any cacti or appointment of ort,fit or trust tinder thu Uovei mount. of the United States, or of the State, or of any city or incorporated din , 'riot, whether n cOollillecion; d 'Ulcer or otherwise, x nub. ordinate officer or ngent, or wits is or KIWI hu employed cutler the legislative, ex entire. or joiliclary department of this Slate, of the United Slates, or of uny city , or of Huy incorporated district, and also, any member of Col, gross, tool of the Statu Legisiaturu, Hod of the select or cuillinOn mind' of any city, Or contiolosloner or any In. c-rporitted district, is by law Ito:at...Ole of holding or ex ercising at the 1 Mo awe, the °MCC or appointment of judge, inspector, or clerk of any election in (hi. 010 , loollW tall 1, ; and [but Ire judge, Inspector, or other officer el any so it election OHM On eligible to any ogle° to he than volt II ler And the said Act of Assembly, entitled An Act relate Ing to the elections of this etantoonwealth,” passed July 18:13, farther provides nit follows, to wit. I• That the inspectors and Ju.g,a shall meet nt the re• spective places appointed f the election lo the district tin which they rest ectivoly but mg, toilers seven o'clockho the morning of the SECOND Tit Kg. UAY OF OCfOIIEII, and colt of sod inspectors at nil appoint 000 elm 4,, who shall he it qualified voter of sold district. II It: case the peanut at ht, shall loin, received the high eta omit ,, r of 00100 fur inspector, stout out attention the dvy of an electlion. then the loreo who shall have re• to red ill; stcomi highest motor of rot at ir Judge nt ilto neat I te..,dow: 01.11011, 111411 11,1110 inspector in his ;aunt A: Jln rase the ;JO SOD who skull tins,' rect Iced me bight . I number of votes for inspector oh II noj at teed, the pets elected judge vholl appoint an lospt ctor m his plot o and 111 case the wireitu eleted judge 1.111111 1,11111101. then the "taper. will, 1,C01.111 the 1111,11,11 nomber to vows shall nppoint niudge in Ids place; tool 11 toy r. uucy shaiLcouttnee id the hoard for the 'poor et twe hi or atter the time liztti by low for tits opening of the ~ • , th,o,lhe go,altivJ 011 eta of the lax p. wto ' anstin t t, for whir it such officer shall h aye been elect"' prevent at the 111.101 el ult.:non, shall elect tine of noir 11111111/0r 11,11111 mill CllOlllll4. •' It shalt be the duty of the several assessors, resin , twely, to attend at the place of holding ery general, , spec' or tewushlp tduction , hill; the w ev thou Rohl ,olio,, It kept opou, for the porpootof g Ong t tion to ll.e limpet:tato and Judge, 0011011 coiled on, In eel 10/11101110 light of any perhun 114..1011 by them it, volt 111111,11 el:011.111, 0111101 i otlhr in "tern In solution to lite asstaihnomt of voters im tho raid inspectors nr koldo, or einem of them, shall Irma thou to time rt quire. No pet 1111111 111111111 1 / 1 1L0 Al ally O.CCIII/11 RI Mill,e.ll, 011101 01,111 WllllO frevorto 4,1 the age on two, 1) 0110 ye..., or more, ado, shall have re-iced in Mb. 81111 L at least ono y ear, awl Mille elect, o dolt: het where 1111011 to vote at foist tell J.) Idoewilatelv nag soil, &tattoo, mud within two years have p tiil a State ur COllnty tax, which shall hove been assesst d leilet tt ti days before tin, ulticlion Bat a cittgoo of the Unlit d States 4111,1 shall have previously been it otmliliel of this State, nod rt tooted thurefroto 1111.1 returned, mid •niti, shun have resided in 1110 (Auction district 111111 pool taxes as aforosaal, shall be eolith d 10 vote of ler re•iiling 111 the St tte six months: Pro:vied. that wit to 1,e1.01. o. ell zoos of the Unites] Status, botavet n the Imes of Iv" n. ty one tool twenty twit years, at 11 buying rovilid Its this -tale yeti )ear, and in the election district ten day. R. litotes oil, gladl Ile entitled to veto, althaugh they shall nut hone wild (:axes No person nhall be admitted to rut hose name. not contioutil In the list iitsitlile 11.11J1/11.1111$ 10(11111111111 by the COW lnlsniouer,. and ossclaots ; or if 1114 rotlit to vote whether 101111 , 1 therein or not, is o' j antal to by Boy qualified citizen, it sloth be the duty of It:specters to person no oat It as his qua illootion, and If h Io claims to have n sidol with'. the rutct fir ono year or morn, his oath shall be toilholent woof thereof ; 11111 110 shall oaks 1000 l l.y at haat. 01,0 C 'lllllOlOlll allows who shot ben qualified elector. that he has 0010,10,1 x lilt lu tbe district for mono thou 1,01 dbys ovst preceding 11111.1 election, shall himself swear ilia Ills b ion Ilde restilooce. In tatreetuce of Illy ' , wilt' 011 hog. la xlllllll the dish let, nod that he did not rezneve into mild district fur the pun pose of voting therein II Every ;argon qualified as 4 roodth nrol win shall make due tirtml. If required, el his rootlet., and pity moot of lazes, lin aforesaid. shill ha pettnitted to vote In Ito , township. ward or district in whl ^ ll be shall vesliln. ..11 itto pursue shad preterit, or attempt to prevent. eny 111101.0 of an eduction under tbia v t from holding such election, or nod fie threaten arty violence to any ouch c 111 , 01% or shall internipt or improperly interfere with him In Ilit . cvru 11,11 4,1 Ids ihity, er shall blush nit or at ttonot to Hoek up the wanton . or Revolt. 10 any window whel o the .1110 may he holding, or shall riotously dia• tort, the peace at eltction, or shall nee or 11(11ClIC0 nuy intlrnblation, thrombi. (erre or violence, with design to Influence unduly or ovelatve tiny elector, or to pre vent hint front voting. or to restrain the freedom of choler, such pros O. on cobvicflen, shall be toed In soy Cu not exceeding floe hundred dollars, and he ituftritrated for any tllllO not to:m.(lot° One our 11.1 . 011.tu twelve mouths; and tilt shall be shown to the court, where the trial of such offence shall be had. that the person so °trending was not u resident of the city. ward district or township, where the mutt °lrene° was committed, nod not entitled to vote that in, then, On eunvtetion, he shall ho sentet.ced to pay a li 110 of not Leas tlutu one I/1111111'1d, our IllUro {ll3ll tate thourand dollars, otbd ho Imprisoned out leas than six mouthy our in ,re than two 'vatic any pi rein or perilous shall melt , any het or wager via the r snit 01 the decline within this Cunanonwesitil, fir ill peeer to or any emit but or wager, either by bal rclamation thereof, or nit s , any written or printed verbal ilvertiseinent challenge or invite any person to next. itch eel er wager, upon C vivletion thereof, he ur they shall lore it and pay three times the amount so bet or ob feted to be bet. " if one person, not by law mialifled, shall fraudulent. ly vote at any election in - this commonwealth, or being ulherwile gnallfieJ, oholl voto.out of his proper district, or if any pitman knowing the want of such quitlincatione, shall aid or tit - hem - a such person to vote, the parson so pd.:tiding Asti, on conviction, ho hued 10 any emu not exceeding two hUndred dollars, and be imprisoned for any term not excesdia g three menthe "If any parlor: shalt Tote at more than One election district or otherwise fraudrilently vote more then once on the same day, or shall fraudulently fold and deliver to the inspoetur two tickets together, with the Intent tile gaily to vate, or shalt vote the same, or If any p.non shall advise and procure another so to do, he or they so offending, shall, on conviction, ho fluid inauy sum nut iota than nfty, nor more than five hundred dollar.. and he imprieoned for any term not len then throe nor more than Molt o mouths. "If any perste not qualified to vote In this cowman wealth agreeably to la., (except the none of qualified clt , awns,) Omit svpear at soy place of election for the per hoer, 011,1111111 e tlettete, or of IlleCilieene gee, ot.o to vote, he shell. or conviction, forfeit and pay any auto not excluding one hundred dullard, fur every uric' ulTeneo and be imprisened for three month.' . . 10 tt;e $l.l eeclloo of • • • 14 . act It Is enacted tbmit." two or more comities Audi coutyove a ill•triet for the choice of a member or members of the senate of this Commonwealth, or the HOMO or Repre.nolatlr.s Of the thrilled Steles or of this Counnonwealth, or President l o d ge , th,. Judges of the election lu each county having met as eloressid, tho Clerks shall mate out a fair elate. moot a ail the vote. which shall have been given at such election within tile county for every person voted for sae such member or member., or Ptesidetir Judge, which shall be signed by said Judges and attested by the clerk.. and ono of the said Judges ehall take charge of said con , tiacele and tech produce the WWI at • eting of one Judge from tech minty In Such district, awls or may he appointed by low for the poetics., which meeting shall he held the see, ot It day after the eh Ctiell, (MANOR IN Till) NODE OP VOTINO I:Articular attention is ditectoil to tho first section of the Act of Assembly, zoomed the sop day of March. A. D. 1868, entitled •• An Act regulating t ie inane, of Voting at ell Ele,tioos to the sevetal oow•tles of th.a Common. Wealth.. That the qualified voters of the several couotlee of Ibis Commonwealth, at all general, township, borough and special elections, aro hereby hereafter authornted •Id required to vote by tickets, printed ar written, or portly printed anti partly written, severally claseilled no follow.: One ticket shall embrace the nurture anti Jodeos of Courts voted for, and to be labeled, outride, "Jndlcle• ry;" one Onkel ehall embrace the names of all Moto offi cer. voted for, and no labeled, •' state;" one ticket ,hell embrace the name. of all county officer, Voted for, Inclnd• ing the omen of Senator, member or members of Assem bly, if voted for, and member. of O.:areas, if voted for, and be labeled, o county:" ono Tlck et shall a nv,race the names of all township officers voted for, and be labeled, township;" one ticket shall embrace the names of all borough °Meet. voted for, and be labeled," bormigh ;" and each class shall be deposited in separate ballot bones." Fltrau•nt to the provisions contained In the seventy sixth section of the not tint eforeashi. the Jortgos'of the afore.ald dirtrict• shall reepeclively tali...barge of the certtilcates of return of the election of their revirectivr district., rind producn timer nt a tnceting of one Joilgo from each district, at the Curt Ileum In tiro city of Al lentown, on the third duo sifter the elerthm, being for the ',rodent year on FRIDAY the 11th day of October Mott then arid there to do end prrisorn the du• ler re tolrad by law of said Jodgos. Alan—That where a. 11111 4 ,. try •ii kori. or lumen' d role accident 1. tumble to attired «rich nr.Ain,: of Joilree thou the certificate or retort, looresaid 4,411 be taken charge of by one of the Inspret 'ra or Clerks of the elec. lion of sold district, who .I,all do an I rierrorm the dirtier rt risked of bard Judge l/11.0.'11 err attend I= Nu other quentfous can he Ida tot voter by it Judge or loopecter, than each as teed to OP.' ahe her or ont he Is possessed of the guallflettrwtot r, golfed by the act ot assetattly-3 Yeatra, 317. The tax tenet have beet. personalty h.tessed on the voter the retplltite till. , boot., the elect' 11 Residence It n rjuo m' 1411101 tabus that, bat to conetli ate a change of reeldro, there most be nu achott r.do Jett!. itelmleed, That any pertion who lit ay be comaltullatoill) qualified to rote In may elle or county of lid. Common. wealth, but inity have removed from one ward to another within aria comity. within any' borough or township, In tutu cotm.ly, within ten Mon ti•remeling any general olecliou held Melvin shill be entitled to vile of sorb general r toe 1,, in the ward, borough or township Iron, a hicb such person tiny have nu removed. ANIENIVAI ENT CONeII I'UTION U. 14. • • I Olio Rive notlvo to the Eloolorx of 1,..11101 only, that I hove tocelvtd tho full°. log I,rovloooolon n=l=l=lMMilftE= En2CUTIVIC CHAMBER, IlAnttinuchn, PA.,} Ationg 27th. 1 , •70. To the °moll, Cloot (Jsioners and Sheriff of M. County of la high hi IIthXAS. Tho FittrPoth Ann•olltuent of the Cohntltts Lion of tllO Ullitoll Slntra w ni follnw.• • VECTION 1 The right or the Unitid Slates vote nhnll not bo tionlialor abridged by the 'rioted rata, or y any 011110, r,e r k ket., cor, pro 011 rondltio II of mt.:10,10 •' [44:ntor4 2. TI, Congr. .ball 'MVO power In culoree Ix ottli.•lt. by "I proprmte " And 11'/••rerN The 11.e0gr.,, of Unlte4l SULtin. on 3141 lt , ty Mt,b. I 8 o. 1, weelll net entitled An to en tare 11, right of eiti,ns r f fto . Uhtt.. Slates to le in I), s.rrrtd Stairs of MI, Union and fee other pqr. .11, " tilt. litnt 1114,1111,0114 Ntrtiolltl ul Oloolt fire no lot Crcrioy 1. 1:e if trawled IN the Pratt, and House of R....nu...Satires of the raited .latex „ ! Anterira in Om vows iiiscublid, That 'all citizens of the United States, who are, or 10.311 tor otherwise tina:llloti by low to vote nt any election by tho people ' In any Mate, T. rritory, dim trlcl. illy. comity, ',chilli, township, arhool district, 1.. nfripallty or other territorial uubolividon, snail 110 entl. nrd lurid nllawed to vole /a all much elections, ultimo( diutinction 01 race, color, or prenioux condition of oer•i tilde; any C.... Motion, law, custom, usage, or regulation of any Rate or Territory. or try, or under. Ito authority, to the contrary notwitlintandinu. der . 2. Awl te it o ff,rth , •• rondo!, That If by or on der tho authority of the Minatlltdom or lows of atiy State. or the laws of any Ten dory, any act it or shall bet re qulred to to done US n prerequisito or modification for voting, and by such Constitution or low persons or WTI corearo or shall he ch wged with tho performance of du ties In fornlslileg to cumine nu oppertunity to perform such pram writ, or to her. me qualified to vote it shall be the duty of every such person and officer to give to all citisons of the Unit d St der it,. Immo ILII,I eilorrl app, r loolty to pi Hint" iamb peer, gu,xit ex and 11l loiretna goal Moil to vote without illeduicto t of tare, color, Or proVIMIS Cundition of SetVillet.: and tI nuy such person or °Meer shall vellum or Soma insly mitt to give full s (fret to t semi., he shell for every ouch ottonce forfeit and pay the mum id live hundred Milli.te to the person afigroureo i hereby, to be recovrred by an action on tile case, with fol l Costs and such allow ince for connect Noses the court shall deem Jost, anti shell also, (or every such iffence be deemed godly of a misdemeanor and shall on conviction thereof ho fined not less than live hundred dollars, or bo Imprisoned uot.less than one month and not tnoro the One year, or both, at the discretion of the court'. And Whereat, It lo declared by the second section of the VI Article of tho blonGitutlon of tho Gulled States, that "This Conelltotirio, and the limo of tho United Stoles which *hall ho outdo ir, poretianco thereof, shall hi, the supremo low of rho Nod, * * • cout MINE In the Conxiitntino or lam, of boy flaretry, ntrari nohodnglanding" NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN, Thot. tho Legisluturo of Odd C.llllll.lllwmllb, on the .Into tiny of April. A D. lA7o, intnAot An act, ootIlleit" A orther mop],lenient to Ito ACt rulatnh, I, glortlonA In ho Cononn..nneulth," lino tenth noction of which prorhicu follows: • etc7lo 10. That no much of every net of Aosentlily promiteo Met only white freemen olinll be entitled to to or Licreglotertil no return; or as clnhaltm to vote at y general or special election of thin Commonwealth, bo d the name le hereby repealed; oath that hereafter, all .cinen, without distinction of color, nil tll ho tntrnllud end r, gletered according to the provisions of the that coo. tlon of tho Act approved neventeenth of April, 1860, on. titled " Au Act further supgletn.intal to the ail. relating to the Elections of this Cuitunauteititli," dip! when other• wise 11.11110 d under existing lowa, be entlt,eil to vote at all general and .11nC141 elections hi this Commonwealth" Awl SI la rear, It Pszny cuttetituthinid and official duty tithe cure tout the taws be Willfully executed ;" end hue come to nay knowledge that eitudry itileruisuie and %W ere of velure tube refilled and !are rofreitig If. MM. Id register d:vere colored teal° ctilect t e u f.j u trti t i to °thumb° ni °lecture: Nov, Tut novice, In coulidetation of the premise., the County Cumodshittners of said county ere hereby nutuiud and directed to instruct the several tumentiors end reg., tern of enters flit rein, to obey end conform to the v.,• uoiruntents of Nod constitntionvi entuoduient and Inns; and the Stivrill ut said county 1. hereby not nor':A and requited to publish In hit election invoke, neon ter lit, nest ensuing election. the Inoelu totted contitittitionsi ntnendulent. Oct and not of the Legislature to the end !het the antIII , may be Itnuwu, eaecn ted and obeyed by ell attesuors, rettlstots of voters, election t Ili• cots DWI others, and that the rights and taivilegits gum , amend thereby may be geourad to all the citizond of lhu euttlinuoweelth entitled to the 1011110 6 . At. t ond the O teat Sel,l of ' l est is B lmi ! e wr i t i t a t r e t t! "6'. Iha day ""d JNO. W GEARY Anrsl F. JoRD‘N, Secretary of Volum. a enith. REaisrint LAW. I Rho Kivu official uoilcr to the rioch.is of Lacigh 01nn y, that, by all IIC: •• Au Act Itather elopplemeo al to tba act ral./liau t t tlir alooti .al nr this Cotillion. El= SLCI . InSI I Ile 11 ortncletl by the S, o, Ile and /7„n, of ow 4., rt... a'th 1;1 Cr , lel 111 A ,•Jiild lot , t rind ,1 he r,! 1,, fnr ,r flora!, 'I the leirne, T, n nhitit ho ,•r II 111,1 C •1111110,,,0i11,11 the . .tky 31111 e In Oa each p.m lid, up lid up din lianscript In' La• ,coivtd truth 1110 roust) eollonkmuti tollll,lor :110 evetiolt of 11l .tc . u i ll.i 01 11 ttI.I 111111. yowl/ el and thirty lour. ttr.,l pr0.,....1 1.. an 111.111 , 1 i t(tt r •vitlon of 0,0 1J) Bilik; n.;o rol l l or uteri por eon who Is kooou ht him to I,vo diod ../ t.,1 trod mince list pr.Al,lllll 1,011'4. ' 1111.W tram rho 111, lll.t cif Whiell • in 1110 /.110, , A1r. Ur W:1,11 Ill'llll nr ri (unit thy 21112211=1:111211 the ~two of any I vet. - ,hall he knee I'> hint into tin. the Lint 1111,1. On. artiemeinent, or eh.eie roe •1 the e tine ethyl! he or iciyi tel li.yatVu tin,. the gieures el ell h elin I neth e:enn to. hoe le he .1.1,1111. return therein o al chi rra o.:111..e , o1 he tlotll relit inery heel, hie t toil mil, C 111. 0 ,111 inquiry it yuy peifion eh eie ietine I, on het hen ,hvJ or rein iv,' fee. the ,11.1.1.1 et, and If so, I tlto eatuo the, riconi, or wilt:titer no; votor 11, .11 . 4 (~11,11 11.{ , 11•• Ft tt can ili • lir! It a, , ill toll tliv..1111t111 , 4•/; utl to tho tax dllllll 1,1 ii, •I I tor to,• the poixoti, tint nelusi,or 01.01 i 1.11 ca,l•l .(3.1 . 1111i) by inquiry, upon wnat. ono I pm al ru tio 114.enoql claims to Loa volt,. U 1,11 loft!. 1110/IS wot k .11 1,44%11 11,• II o duty of oar It uxx, Neu, tif,oro4ild to it,,. t o t tt 11• I, In nli 11.1.'.11‘.1.1 ortlvr, 8.1 IdIt• :Om., willty ,era d., claliniaJg •.1 w tilt , I,r tad, t ctl aI,Fot, 1/10,1 opp e t..lt at edi 11..11111ttl dt 11.1t$1 . XI lAA I re.,.a. Is or Is 11•1 t kbr pUr:ltd 1111.111.1, .if In WO no tlso s %niu ate utiln Lv rid wllll tho trout Iloy I ntrl In which ...in at I nod If In n t..nn %%Ito, hu 0 110 runil ord. the 01 11,, .1111w1 ; Itl.ey mrt which ,MITI hru , o (mot, 111,/ tilt. 000.4101., 01 Io lit. 1101; 10111 lontr.oko•por. Illy on ifpnt...n. plane of bo ir.11,04 nfol with v. holm, and If v..rk• 1g I, itil 11. e 11,111• of Ihu otbp!..),, nod tenon 1..tt11 01 vol.l nllll. n the von! rotor:' ;" Irtinro noy . !In II CbsilMl to V.llO is of onforitli . ,olloo, Ile null I,llllili hid V.lift: kit , Lilt 11 , 11 to thu n.l W. Iln Rs ht. b.. Immt for Ova coo tra I.rort• nit 1 volt, Er; tqtttldtt kt;11 in rant it where the Imr• bom namral ;Lt. I, tnu 1111110 1111 Ito 111111;0•1 With to loth, •• N. I ^ trt et, Um peramt ar tworrly decle Mt. not. to It i••••111•1•••1117,11 and ...inns to•b, girt 01,11 brio. ;, ;Ito ;mkt r lection, ill •11 VII 01.11 It., mark ad " I. I ;" %halo 111.100011 lb 10 note by rn las on of be g lota eau 1110 ego of ta en y•o,n. IP 11 tart Illy two, on pro nolntl by lOW the wold —age" Anil bo tubed; nod If tto p:rnion 11 on moved Into ihe a ortfon diet/Art ro• 11111 • nitiet the htst gellentl Ovation, 1110 tact r" It" eh nil be plOOOl oppy•lto thu 1111010. It be the flintier ditty of each niaera o' an Aforesaid, upon the completion of Ilan dodos Lorain Imp...J. to make out o sup "'lino hat of all bear usx.•ouno tones to by 111111,nonl 11,0 amount, an octitt•ti 11pOn and forbid. the 1011111 . Itunledlntely to tine :linty C 01111111,1.1110111, wino mhall luannoltotelv odd tho . . lam a to Ebb dup'kum of thu ward, borough, b•wu• Ittp or drutr.rt 10 whitely thou 10011 l peon auseas,d Mtd. 2. 00 thu hat buiog completed ftbd (11111X11,111101All 11100 :111 aloteell , l, tho .1110 oholl furtbvelltt be ri turned . . to the county c otatietiottiett, who shall cots' iinpircatu copies of .1/ 11(1111. with (Ito 1.1011 . 1,1(10114 3114 eyelet.. (loos required to be noted ea aturessicl, to tar nude out ns soon as proct:c hie awl pt wed to rho hands of ilia us 'seta, who shell prior 10 tho !Rat of August. lu each 'ear, pot unit copy theroof 00 the door of or on MI. 1101111 e where the election 01 the reapootivo dhitrict Is required to Ito held, and tho °Noir to lilt n 0,84,1111011, for tit° luspoctloo, free of chirge, ot au l' person rtehiont In (Ito stud oleos°. district (k 110 atotil their° to tee tint same; and R steal be Oho duty of the end 6...d0r to add from time to time, oil tow posonol applicatlon of any one cantata,; the rixltt to o,lll', Incl 11111/111 of encL CI3IIIIIIIII, and tow k t.pp site the IIC. C. V. " and itutatsliateh metes hint wen a tax n0t0.4 11.1 In all other 0.000, bid tottitiotion, reshleure, whether a Itstrder or a houseke-p or ; II a boarder, with a hunt Ito boards; and whother natutaltrol or dothoing to be :narking 10.111 eneL caotw (ho lottore cppoilto tho tattoo N... or D. I.' us the coot , may bu; If Ito peva tn claiming to Le assessod Lo natursl.xt J, 110 slolll usltitiit to the atsister Ins eel - till cute of uolorallxittion; and If no claims thst hn designs tuba natural . ..et bettor° tho 'lost coining oloollitu, Ito shall rabbit the cortllituto of 1111 declaration of intention; In all seem wllOlO uuy ward, borough, township or election chair!, is illy hied into two or more prochicts, the !meteor' shall note In all his uwelattatenta 1 110 election precinct lu which each to Itr resides, and shall untko a separate re• turn for ca. it to 1110 ontuty cowutiaf tuners In all cases in whit h a ',tutu is rt nutted from Into by rho provisions 01 Role net; and Rio county commissioners, 11l tuirklug devil° tto capita of all .11011 return., shall stake dupll caw coes l the nat nealo the voters in ach precinct, tateurste pi ly, o and entail furnlalt the sttno to e Nut assuaaor ; aid tho colors rtiqult el by this act to 1.0 placed on the doers of sr on .Lotion plotw on or to tofu the first of soloist In .ash p.-..r, shall be placid on the 400 r Our ou ta rts'lt vat, in each tti said ptsclucts 3. Alter the aaßstainents bare boon plote e on the tooth day procedleg the ercond Tuesday in Rau her o f each year, (Ito twitessur shall, MI the kite:oll.y its o ,dt u tely below I .g, took° a retort] to tint county, com• nuariusera of (tit, 10111101 id nil pet - dohs +mewed by ,hits .1000 thr rutbrn nuinirtql to be mat) by Lieu by Ilia Bic Dud ev.lbot ut Ills HA, tuning opp silo oAch noble tbuob .1 VI, 10 us nudexpl tnuti .on requo,d to to tio:ed as alk cud; and the county Crlrinilisli bets *ball theroilliPn ,lino tram \MO to he added to the return required I,y the uuU .meth u of this act and .t full and correct copy thuriol to bu made, veil. Sluing the Online ul ell purse.. retuto.J t shi...it lulstilessaid Marti, borough, lar tato kir' iota (ambit the sant, to,ther with the wers.iiry elucllun blabk4 to lho t Ili as of the el - ctleis In sit ward, borough. ti w estop or precinct, on or bult.ro tit tt Ul.waits till.. liter ning of tit, s??? , •il ru— day ht October, and nu luau ell w be permitted to vote at the election Oil that day Pillow 1101111 1. not nu sib" list, Unit?... 114 shall wake prie.il of 11 4 03qt t, Vol°, as hereltiAltrr required . ego 4 On the day of election any tbrseis n uua Is nut on 11.1. said list, and claiming the right to ode at sold election, shall produce at lewd rwent 61.04,1 rider of the ellottict es a wltneo• to the risotto...? 01 Vhe n 1411.1111. lu tint Jlsldct lu which ho cis nil tutu a voter, Vie the pertud of at least ton days It preiewling sell election, which WlliioEl shall lain, awl subscribe a ritten, or partly wt MOO and pate y vatted allblarlt to rho facts stab el by hint, which affidavit Shall dello° clearly where rho reel:leo. Is of the person e cialodng to he a eater and this person so claming the right to vote shall also take mid sUbscrlbe a written, or partly written and pertly piloted •thlaelt, elating to the beat of his know ledge and belief, whom and whoa he. wits bort); that he Is a titir.en of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania mod of the United plates; that he has resided In the nnomounralth one year, or II formerly • Wisea therein, nod loss moved therefrom. that be has madded therein .1x mouths next Preceding said election ; that he hits mooed into the di. tr:ct for the purpose of voting therein ; that he has paid otate or County tar within two years, which we. its• sensed at least ten day. before eald election ; and, If • naturalized cals., shall also state when, where and by what court he was naturalized, and shall also produce his said of naturalisation for examination; the mid affidavit shall also state when and where the tag claimed to be paid by the fault was assessed, and when. where, end to whom paid, nod the tax receipt therefor shall be produced for exeminetlen, utiless the afflint shall state In his affidavit that It has been lost or de. stroyed, or that he never received any, but If the person so claiming the right to vote shall take and sub.crib• an affidavit that he I. a native born citizen of the United States, (or If born elsewhere, 0.11 state that fact In hi. affidavit and shall produce evidence that he has been usturallsed, or that he Is entitled to eitleenship by rea- son of his father'. naturalisation ;l and shall further.tate In bin affidavit that be le, at this time of taking the affl dealt, between the apes of twenty ono and twenty•two lean ; that he has resoled in the State one year and m the election district ten day. next preceding such election, be shall be entitled to vote, although he shall not have paid tax.; the said affidavits of persons mak lug each claims, and the affidavits of the witnesses to their re/1id...011141 be preserved by the election board and at the elmo of the election they shall be enclei ed with the list of voters, tally lint and other papers re unwed by law to be filed by the return Judge with the pr ,, thenotary, and shall remain on Ole therewith In the prothonotarj's °dice, subject to examination as other election pap. are; if the election ofllceni shall Sod that the applicant or applicants poise. ail the legal gvalifiee timer of v dent, he or they shall be permitted to vote, and tho nano, or names shall be added to the list of tazables he to. election ollloere, the word "tan" being added wirer t ro CIAIII.III. claims to vote OP tax, and the word W. whore ho claim. to yule on ago; the same words bon,/ ail of by tho thrice in each case rmpectivoly oe the o p women vutlug at welt oltictitm. EiSo 5 it shalt to, lawful for any qualified cithert of the distill:l, outs. Ittottatellng the name of the proposed voter Is coot duel on the list of reeldent taxable', to challenge Ito vote of much (10.313 ; whereupon the some proof of the right of suffrage as no now required by law shall be publicly made and acted ott by the election board, and the veto admitted ur relected, nccurding to the evidence; every 'Amami claiming to Ito a tintorallstd citizen shall be rt titurtal rib produce his naturalls Won certificato at the Mutat OOlutO voting, except where Ito ha. bran for ten ears, consecutively, a voter In tho illetrlat In which he ,ffers his vote; and on the veto of elicit feirmu being re. aortal, it .hall he the duty of the election officers to write statue 011 ouch cortilicato tho word vote];' with the month arid year; and if any election ollifer or officer. 0111111 receive a second vote on the soma day, by virtue of the sumo cortificate, excepting whoro soon are entitled to vote by chino of the naturalisation of their (elite., they sod the permit who shall offer such second vote, upon 0 h offunchng shall bo guilty of a high miedonm.n• to, and .V 1 conviction theruof, be fined or imprisoned, or not It, at the dlncretion of the court ; but the fine shall not exceed ono hundred dollars In each cane, nor the lan prlsmationt en« year ; tho litre punishment .11.11 bo hp Meted on conviction, on the officer. of election who shall neglect m refuse to liMirO, or canine to too 111/010. the CO tioro•Mrtil I tVOrld we aforesaid on sald naturalisation certificate. eat: a If any election officer shall refuse or neglect to requite such proof of the right of suffrage as I. prescriti ill by this law, or the laws to which this Is a suppleinunt, hum nay person ollorieg to vote whose name is net on the list of • esse.sed voters, or whose right to vote I. challenged by any rjushlled rot, present, and shall ad tilt such person to vote without requiring such proof, every person so slf.inding, shall upon conviction, be gull. ty of x high iiiisdioneenor, and shall be sentenced, for every such 01 once, to pay a flue not exceeding one bun. tired dollars, or to undergo 4n imprisonment of not Wore 11140 11110 year, Ile either or both, at thu dim:re:lon of the count Sic 7 Ten days preendiug ovary election for electors of Pri Oder& and lice President of the United States, It shall be the duty of the ineleasur to attend at the plan. Used by law for holding the election In each election dAtrict, and thou mid there boar all application. of per. Soul Wh031511.1006 have been omitted from the list of roeaced voter., and who claim the right to vote or whose ights have originated since the same was made out, and shell add the names of ouch persons thereto mishit!l thaw that they aro entitled to the right oh suffrage In such din Ina, on the personal application of the claimant only. mJ lot the itti the 111 with the proper tar Alter c&opluting the Mt, a copy thereof .hell he placed on the door m ur ou the hum. where the election la to be held, at mist eight days before the eloctlou ; and et the el-ction the same course shall he pursued, lu all re specie, e. it riquired by this act and the acts to which It is a sitiqUerneut, at tho general election. In October rho nese. r shall also m tics the same return. to the comity commissioners of all assessments made by •irtue of this section ; nud the county commissioners titian fur nosh 001,100 therout to the election officers In each dos (riot, in like manner, in at respect/soul Is required at the general election In October. Sac. 0. The same rules' and regulation. shell apply at every special election, and at every separate clay, bor. °ugh, or ward election, In all respects as at the gener•l election in October. Bsc. O. The respective assessors, Inspectors and judges of the r loamne shall each have the power to administer o trite to any person claiming the right to be assessed or the right or courage, or In regard to any other Stior or thmg rtri tr be done or inquired Into by any of said ere under the act; and any wilful false swearing by any person In relation to any matter or thing concern tug which they shall Ito lawfully interrogated by any ul said °Ulcers, shall be punished as perjury. Sec 10. Theassessora shall each teen.° ale S Critn• pi usattoa for tiro time decuesarily spent in performing the duties hereby enj Amyl us is provided by he for the per twat.. 01 Moir other dunce, to be paid by the county commirelunere net in other calm; and netball not be lawful foraoyniteolloo to Imes. a Lex against uny person whatever within tea days next prectalleg the election to be held on the normal luerday of October, In any year, or within tau asys neat before any election for electors of Presn dent or Vice Creel tout 01 the tiutted States; any violation of thie ptuvieiun shall be a misdemeanor, and sulject the olllcer so unending, tea line, on conviction, not exceed lug one hundred dollar., or to imprisonment not exceed• lug three mouths, or both, at the diecrotion of the court. titel o', the 10010011 01 lire or more citizens of the county. stating and,' oath that they verily believe that frauds will be practiced at the election about to ho held iu any district, it shun be the duty of the Court of Com mum Pless amid county, If in ...melon. or II not, a judge thereul m Vacalloll, t 0.11111,01111 1100 Judi:lone, sober and in. telligent clt.r.eue of the "'miry to act as overseer. at said 0 0 ,00.;-8 tal tWor•oers Shall he selected from different political parties whine the havoc toll belong to different parties, sod whore both of said inspectors belong to the name pa ll twal party, both of the overosera shall be taken from the opponne political party; said overlietr. shrill have the right to be present. with Om oflicers of the election during tile whole tune the 111110 is lona, the votes cunutud and the returns tondo out and' signed by the election 011111;to keep a list of voters, if they nee proper ;to chaining° any Immo olforing to vote, and interrogate into and tile wlttrees under meth, in regard to ti's tight of eniforge let said election, laid to eiatillele Ills 10 0.1110.1 ; rind pre nisi ere ol said election are re- LO alio,' to Said uvemooresoeelected and appoint ed every coliVeillutiCa and Incilltt for the discharge of their Judos; and if said election officers shall refuse to permit said overseers to be present nod perform their duties se ur if Only 511,11 ho driven away from the p din by violence or Iniinirdation, all the votes pallid at such eluction dittrlct ally be rejected by env Winne. to 1110 any coot,' umber said election; Prollidert, That ‘1,14111 SIKIIIIIK the pennon shad ho 01/11 , 1111141 In OVOI. 1 . 2. If any prune inotary, clerk, or the depu ty of VII 110 e, Or any other person, 'than alllx the seal or wilco to ony naturalization paper, or per mit the senor to he affixed, or give out, or cause or 10011011 the 0101111' to be 1411,11 out, 111 blank, whereby 11 may be fraudulently Used, ter furnish itatitritllz•it ion certificate to any person who :411111 not have been dory exiitnineri 111111 SWOrtl 111 open court, in lite pre , mtee of /0111/ 01 the. Judges thereof, according it, the act of Congress, or shell aid in, 'llllll ivr at, or 111 tiny way permit the Issue of any fraudulent naturalization certilleate, he slain he guilty of a high 1111000111011110 e; or it sly Citizen 0111111 1 ralltilllently use any such corl illeate of lialltraliZlollol, I:1101011g that it tells 11101011- issued, or shall vote, or attempt to vote thereon, or if any one shall vote, or attempt to vote uu any C •rt Monte of naturalization not is sued to him, he 0111111 1111 guilty of a high 1110111,- . meanor; and either or any' or th, persons, their 0111 ra or abettllre, guilty of either of the inistle• 'neaten , aforesaid, shall on conviction, be fined in a sum not exeeeding one thoasand dollars, and be imprisonoti ill the proper penitentiary for n pm 100 l I L ,tut exc etling three year, SEC. 13. Any person who ou oath or aflinnation, In or before itny court in this state, or officer 11111110 Hz al to atiministor oaths, 0111111, to procure a colt Meaty of naturalization, for himself or any other person, wino. ly tiepoae, declare or aspens nor matter to he fact, knowing. 1 lit, mime to be false, or shall iu like manner deny any matter to be feet It nob . ing the etame lo be true, 'than be guilty porittry ; and any certificate of • naturalization issued in pursuance of nursing' deosition, declaration or ethernet ion, shall be p and void; mid it shall be the duty of the court isoting the mime, upon proof being Made before it that it Wits ri athlulently obtained, to take 1111- 111001100 11101101111,1 fill' recalling tilt' 2101111!fOr 01111. Vi'llal 1011, 111111 any portion who shall Vote, or at. tempt to Vole, 011 any paper MO obtained, Or who shall iu any wily 11111 ill, connive at, or have any agency whatever In the 1.110, circulation or use of ally It imaulent naturalization certificate, obeli ,kcined guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon eoc rietion thereof, shall undergo 1111 Imprisons Inent w the penitentiary for not more than two years 111111 pdy 11 ne of not more than one 111010 saint del ars, for every such offence, or either or both, al 1110 discretion of the court. ft. Any Assessor, election officer or pert sou appointed us 1111 overseer, who shall begiect or relose to perform our duty enjoined, by tuna net, without reasonable or legal cause, shall be subject to a 'mutiny of one hundred dollars, and 111111 y asseasor "Mall 1100000 any parson 110 0. voter wt.(' is not qualified, or shall re l use to assess any Person who IS rlunlitled, lie 11110,1 be guilty of misdemeanor In 1,11100, and on cauviction be punished by line or imprisonment, and uleo be subject to lilt action for tiamagea by the party aggrieved; and If any person shall fraudulently alter, add to, deface or destroy any list of voters made out its directed by title not, or tear down or remove the same from' the place where It 1111 s been fixed, wias' fraudulent or mischievous in tent, or for nay improper purpose, the person 00 01reillillig 8111111 be guilty of a high misdemeanor, 111111 011 COIIVICtIOII 0111111 be jamialied by 111 11110 not exceeding tlne hundred dollar'', or Imprison• mein not exceeding tWo years, or both, at the dieuret lon of tile court. • • • • • e a • Sae. It. At all elections hereafter held under the laws of this commonwealth. the polls shall be opened•between the hours of six multilevel. o'- clock, a: M., and closed at seven o'clock, p. m. Sac. 11.• It shall be the duty of the Secretary of the commonwealth to prepare forum for all the Mantis 111,11113 necessary by this act, and furnish copies a f the Halite to the county commissioners of the several counties of the commonwealth; and the county connuilisioners of each county shall, US HOOll a 8 may be necessary alter the re• celpt of the same, at the proper expense of the county, procure and furnish to MI MI" election of. liters Mill., election disiricts of their respective counties, copies of such blanks, in such (maul'. ties its may ne rendered necessary for the dis charge of their dudes under this act • • • • • • • • • SEC. 19. hat elf taunts of this State temporarily ill the 'advice of the Slaw or of the United States lgovernment, on clerical or oth du Simlty, and 'who o t not vote where Ulna emplo er yed, l not be th e reby deprived of the right 10 vote in their several eluellini districts If otherwise duly 1,11111. fled. I • iINST t r uT lON A L CONVENTION At the same time and places, also, an election will he held for delegates to the convention to amend the C3llStitlli Intl of the State, in conform- It) , with the Act, eat glad, An Act to provide tor calling a convention to amend the Constitm t ion," approved April il, isa. An prescribed by said net, the following rules and regulations shill army to sold election, and the returns 01 the same: Fin , f. Al the general election to be held the second Tuesday of ()ember next there shall be elected by the qualified eleetors of this Common wen it., delegates ton convention to revise anti amend the t otudilution of tills State: the said convention shall consist of oil, hundred and thli ty•thrett 'numbers, to be elected in tile man ner following: Twenty-eight members thereof shall be elected in tile State ut large, as follows: }Etch voter In the titato shall vote for not more Man fonrteen candidates, and tile twenty-eight highest 11l vote shall be deelared elected ; ninety mile delegates shall be appointed to untdelected from the different Senatorial districts of the Stew, throe delegates I o be eleitted for each Sec a• for therefrom; and in choosing all district dole gates, each voter shall be entitled to a vote for not more than two of the members to be chosen from his district, and the three candidates high est in . vote shall be declared elected except in the county of Allegheny, forming the Twenty third benatorial District, where no voter shall vote for more than six candidates, and the nine highest in vote shall be elected, and in the coun ties of Lucerne, Monroe and Pike, lumping the Thirteenth Senatorial District, where no voter shall note for moro than tour candidates, and the six highest in vote shall bo elected, and six additional delegates shall be chosen from tile city , of Philadelphia, by a vote at largo in said city, and in their election no voter shall Vote for more than three candidates, and the six highest in Vote shall be declared elected. &lend. The Jac% als a.td Inspactor, fin. each election district shall provide two suitable boxes for each poll , one In which to deposit rli tickets voted tor. Delegates at large, and the other in which to deposit the tickets voted for District Del parade; which boxesshall be labelled 14speetive ly," Delegates at largo" a ad " District Delegates et and In each district in the city of Phi adelphfa. an additional box shall be provided for each poll, In which to deposit the tickets voted for " City Delegates:" and said last mentioned boxes most each be labelled " City Delegates." - Third. The said election shall be held and con- ducted by the proper election officers of the sev eral election districts of the Commonwealth, and slid' be governed and regulated in all reaped& by the general election laws of the Conimett• wealth, so far as the same shall be applicable thereto, and not inconsistent with the provisions of said act. rmtrth. The tickets to be voted for members at inrge of the convent( in shall nave On tea outside the words Delegates at large,. and on the in. side the names of the cand Mutes to be voted for, not exceeding fourteen in number. Mph. The tickets to be vmed for the distilet mem era of the convention shalt It aye on the outbid° the words"Dlst rift DMegates," s id on the inside the name or names of trio candidates vett ed for, not !receding the proper number limited as aforesaid; but any ticket which shall contain a greater number of names than the number for which the voter shall be entitled to veto, shall be rejected; and to case of the delogates to be chosen at large in Philadelphia, the words City Delegates" shall be on •the outside of the tick et. Sixth. In the city of Philadelphia the return Judges shall moot at the Stabs House, at ten 000/ock o/ock on the Thursday next following the elec. Mon, and make out the returns for said city of the votes cast therein for delegates at largo and oily and district delegates, to be members of the convention; the Judges of the several election districts within each county of the State, exolud. leg Philadelphia, shall moeton Friday following the election, at the usual place for the meeting of the return judges of their county, and make out full and accurate returns for the county, of the votes cast therein for members of dm con. vention and for district members of tho same; anti the proceedings of tile return judg s of the said city of Philadelphia anti of the several coun ties of the Commonwealth, in the making of their returns, shall be the same us th - me pre scribed for Mimi Judges In the MIRO of . Mee. lion for Governor, except that returns transmit ted to tile Secretary of the Commonwealth shell be addressed to that ofllLer ,ilone, and not to the Speaker of the Senate. AMENDMENT TO TUE CONSTITUTION Whereas, it Joint resolution proposing an .anicurimen t to tile Constitution of this Common wealth, has been agreed to by a majority of the members elected to cacti Mini° of Ma Legisla ture at two gIICCOSSIVe sessions of the same, which is as follows: Joint Resolution proposing nn Aland:lima to the Constitution of Pennsylvania: Ile it revel red, by the Senate anti Ilouteof lierresenta tires of the Commonwealth of P ennoy.rania in General Astembly met, That the following amendotem to time constitution of this Commonwealth be pro posed to 0113 people for their adoption or raja°. tion, pursuant to the provisions of tiro tenth RT.- title thereof, to wit: = "Strike out the sixth section of t to ed >Mt arti cle of the Constitution, and insert in lieu thereof the following: ' A State Treasurer shall be chos en by the qualified electors of the state, of such times and tor such term of set vice as shall be prescribed by law.'" And, Whereas, John W. Geary, Governor of the Common wt. alth of Pennsylvania, in oir silence to the Act of Assembly approved the Ilth flay of April, A. D. 1872, for the purpose of ascertaining the sense of the people et this Cominonwa 11th in regard to the adoption or rejection of said:.mend ment, as provided in the ton.h untold of the Constitution, has Issued to me n writ of Election, given under his hand and the great seal of the Slate, " Commimiling and reqiirin 4 me to give notice in the usual manner and as by law re quired, that se election will be held Recording to the terms of the onstitutlon andthoprovialons of the Act of the General Assembly afortiatld, for the purpose of deciding upon the approval and ratiflention or rejection of odd amendment:"— Therefore, I do hereby give not lee, that at 'Museum time and places, also, an election will be held upon said amendment in co..forinity with the act entitled " An A-tt prescribing the time and man ner of submitting to the pimple for their approv al and ratification orrejection a proposed a mend ment to the Coes, itution" approved April 11, A. D. 1872. A. proscribed by flail Act, tho following rotoa r nil cog. lotion. Shall apply to said o:octIon, and thu ro•oruo of be ammo. Flret. Said eltxtlon shall be opoust. held net closed, upon the day lan aforesaid. at tho piocesllllll xi thin the hour. at and within which the gen drat el.:limo of this Commonwealth are directed to be opened, he and closrd ; and It ahall he the duty of the Judges to.pectere and clerks of oath of said townships, boroughs words, products and district., to receive at the laid olecti .n, It ate, eith, r written or printed or partly written or partly printed from ouch of the qualified •otere of this state, who may offer the suns, and to deposit them ins box or buses to be, for the purpose provided by the proper efil• tern, which tickets shall be labelled on the outside Amendment to the Constitution," and on the Inside For the Amend:n.ll" or •• Against. the Amendment:. brcrom 2. That the election on the said proposed amendment shall, in all respects, be conducted, and It shall be the duty of the ruturn judges of the respective counties and districts the. o d, first kissing caretully curtained the number of votes given for or slimiest such amendment, to make out duplicate return. thereof, ex. pressed in words at length and not in figures only, one of which returns, m made, shell be lodged In the Pro. tholltitarl 'a office of the Court of Common Pleas of the proper county, and the other sealed and directed to the Secretary of the Commonwealth, and by one of said Judges deposited forthwith In the most .convenlent post .rice. upon which postage shall he paid st the expense of the proper county. GOD SAVE VHS COMVONIVEALTH.. , °W KS W. FAUdT, dheriff. Biterin's Office, Allentown, August 14. . 85 TO $9O Per day! gent. WarilOil I All oIpAAAA of working no sex. yonn g er old. make more money at more for ne I their spare moments, or alt the time, than at anything oleo Pantie. Ala. froo . Add, elm O. IiTINSON St CO., Portland, Maine. Nap 18.1yW LEIGH'S R. NEW TRUSS will pordlleely core the worst caws of RUPTURE. Bard Robber and u!I other kinds of Tremors, nhoul ler Braces, supporter., Elsralc Belts and St, °kluge, Buspoo.•.cler, Dow• Log constantlylu Po d loKtrout,ora eel soilllcally tondo, etc., etc., ou hood and tondo to order. LADIES WAITED UPON ,IN PRIVATE oy Mra. Leigh. /fir Remember the place, No. 12 NORTII NINTII RT. he first Trove Store above Market, Phila. Coe IS lyw IN TILE I[lo IT r l/F CORI:4ON PLEAD OF 1,81111111 COUNTS', OF 118PTEMBER TERM, 1572 ho politionof V. NV, Weaver, .1 al., praying for the ineorp .ration of "Tito Memorial Preabyturian l.,hurch of Lurk Lige •' Koptembor 12th, 172, on motion of Mn•ara. Re Or and Rablw ot. tho they,, named pa Mon Nroa, with the ertlclon of XX orliillo.l w .• The Moot joint Preebyterlen Chord, of irk Ridge. — It sn •ug peon [cad and prented, Ott , lanrt, tip.m duo conaiderotion the'oof. ordered 1110 tam, to bn filoo In Om Prothonotary ofileo. and al.o directed notice In the 1.01111111 RlitlifiTrit 10. at lenat 11,1, wake, and that the a. mu will b. granted at ilto next term of told • oort if no nu Meiotic object eon thereto tin presented and 111 own to lila Co.. tram, lly tile Cour . J. S 1111.1,1N0 It Prothonotary. Wit nests my baud and 1110 seal of 1 old Court this 1314 day of Soplaulio,r. A D 1572 J S. DILLINOER. Prothonotary. Pitonlionorartl"a OrriCa, Sept. 13, '72 a 18 51w AIESI I N IST ItATOIt'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE! Wednesday, October 30th, 1872, et ono o'clock la the afternoon. on thin prniele.g, the fol lowing p.. amble rent °mato of ABRAHAM 1101 l now nor pit liy ‘hinkon C nby. situate In the towunhip al eprut. flail county of Bock.. aforonald. to wit: • No. I.—A VALUABLE FARNI, containing 131 Acres and 104 Perohes of splendid farm land, lowinded by lande of John lion Di. DOVIII W. It Johopll You.. Onion Iternor and oth ..rs• The Improvement. collat.., or a doubt.. TWO.STORY STONE DW ELLIN° HOUSE, good tenant /.0u40.. a large oboe Sty am Or bat lc " barn, wagon abed and carting. !none, corn crib. p.g sty. and other nmbuudlugnall in good condition. Thm farm pnovt.bd with a good tun • glin. and contains a •plon• did and bun:n.Blo.lo body o yeryauperioe limn atone. Thu farm l.mie are divided into co .vnuient fields b, good and lt taotlal fin c.a. A 1,.,. on orchard of flanegia grafted you lt l g aAPPLE TRhireain tiY.S. of with clea...fi a g panel o• otw,ne. 11.1Nri the mgh tho premix,. Thia.arm to in high eta o of culPvailon, and la very val. blr on account of filo L OWE BODY OF OHS which h .8 been d•scovered and ground into ..aint lo a colll on the prem.., and toI rutlollllCo Ito make RIM of the belt quality Th . land- af... rox Inman •to contain a large body of • a tenor LEON ORE, which being In close pron .:oily t. • feral largo Iron will" would add Mach to tho vnlnnu t sit properly. No. 2. A tract of WOODLAND, situate In axim. lownehlp,abont two milas from SPriullt.w`fil containing Anew and Jr patches of duped. , thsivr,illikk Chentuut, bounded by lands of Peter °rube. onmuol Reichert. Abraham Grob John °rube and Sohn Iloupt. Thin tract In wail ...thy the attention o prem. who may desire to have 11111It•r landa, and If deer el will tiloponed of in lots of nee nod ten acres, as It May snit pit rritnnerx prenon winning to view the premien, will call on Mr. Cawley, residing thereon, or upon tha un iernigned, at hia .Iveiy stable., n ilie City of alb mown Coolloonn will ha nltt.in known on day of •ale by aein In•tscr LILO, W. STUCKAdinluistrater. INVEST Mil IVION - Fi" - Y - OBEID Indianapolis,Bloomington& Western RAILWAY EXTENSION FIRST MORTGAGE 7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS MEI 10 PER CENT• MUNICIPAL BONDS. Map., P=oletn nod Circulars furodobod upon noon Cal., W. N. COLER & CO., Bankers. 22 Nassau Street, New York. = AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO 1'11t9.1 APE ON LAW STREET, LIU WREN 11A18. 11.T0S ANDW aLNUT STII FITS. Ile It ord aloud by the Select and Common Connell. of be l'ay of Allentown. and It Is hereby ordained by an timely of thc.ama; 'Mambo grad. on Law street, between Camino. nd Walnut ntreme. be Reed neventy•nme(7o) a.etecunab from the curb line of limeliton street...o to read 117 a. d at the south-east corner of Nap e and Law .trust. 1001, City regulatione. . WM. 11. AINEY, Prealdent 8. 0 0 tOROII S. 110T11, President C. 0. Attest—Wu. 1. WWI., Clerk EL C. Ape.ose.l this thitteenth clay of ceptember. A. 8.187.8. se 00013. Mayor. A N Olt lIINiANCE ItELATING, TO LA. THE I.lllllt LINES ON ONION 'STREW% BE VBe THE JORDAN lIRIDOE AND dECOND STRUT e It teretaltlrel ley thee Select •nd Common Connell& of the City tee Alleuleew sod 111. hereb oained bx , hollty of the amine, 'rhea 1146 S outhern c ur bnate oh Unklil street, botween no f,eue.l•lroot. and the Jordan bridge, too located twelve 02, to,t north of the Jordan Loner, epand tier northern curb line Nay t 44 feet north from the mho e lse,tura parallel tber.wito. See. Tht tent pavements be of thewldth of twelve flit to t. no t , lint the C a t ty Engineer be ant Is hernby e. thorirod end 111111111Cted flx toe grad° the. WAY he, ear Hdee b t .110 oto Mast expedient. and record Ingham lu the b. oit of regulation& wee If. AINEY, Preoldent B. C. OSOROE 13 ROTH. President C. C. dtteal—Wu J Write, Clerk S. C., - Approved this thirteenth tiny of September; AL,Ii. 1672. sap le T. O. GOOD, Meyer.
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