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ill Constitution, ho shall ion to the people of the0 fact, ami ho shall lake1 bo required by the said irry tho sumo into full upersedo tho old Couatitu-l be it enacted, That all of the elections to be held ons of this law, shall be on white paper, and any rittten or printod on col-Dot be received by said ; and this act shall be lie order of the Governor, wspapera in the city of them to m a paper print-nd one in each county sr is printed, once a week fore tho day of election. d be it enacted, That this t froru tho day of its pan-mat 3-iltf 1*11., said a pood thingtlicr day. Referring to more rabid Copperhead ked :ir, some men would give heir words blotted out. have to leave the North me of them, the negro, old: and the other, the use it is too hot.*’II of snow at RichmondIKD,RALPH, infant son of J. Hard, aged 11 months and vii and Springfield 111. pa-'ERTISKMENTS.lOU h 1A* AThe report states the amount of sales at $3,400. mar3-3tEADQUARTERSFOR REORUITfNOCO LOR HD TROOPS.Southeast corner of Baltimore and Charles Sta.(Second story,) entrance oh Charles St.,open from 7 a. m. to 12 i». m.All information in regard to this branch of the public service will be given at these Ilcad* quarters.All sound colored men, between the ages of 18 and 45, bond or free, will bo enlisted and mustered into the United States service. Free Men will be paid THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS bounty by the State of Maryland, and if resident of the city of Baltimore, six months prior to the enlistment. TWO HUNDRED more, by the city. Slaves will receive personally from theStateeach ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS The master gets from the State ONE 111 NDRKD DOLLARS, and if loyal, THREE HUNDRED from the United States.Recruiting stations are being established ohfast as possible, in central localities all over thoState. Each county will be duly credited fornil colored troops raised within their proper ltllltia, Itua t\ji ull in vvptvd * w« tu !)ftl*timorc in charge of citizens of such counties, or by other persons who will make the proper representations, showing where the recruits belong. The sum total of nil colored recruits will be c redited to the State on her quota.The nuipber enlisted already at Baltimore is so large that parties from the country are ad-\ ised not to send airy to the city until after tho 25th inst. when they can have more prompt attention than is possible at the present time.Col. S. M. BOWMAN,Chief Mustering and Recruiting Officer for Maryland.March 3, ’64— 3t.HARDWARE, IRON CUTLERY C.THOMAS JOS1AS,
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Cumberland Civilian and Telegraph
Cumberland, Maryland, US
Thu, Mar 03, 1864
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