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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
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9au6 in Srano itedcn peroe, wenn er
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erIpIoerte' Dap oaju 3pei parteien 9eb0.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
NIe LSortn pcrnarEt.

0a6 oerB ieoe6 re9ierun95treuen 2(mes
rifaner5, 9leiboiel in pelbem Staote ct
wobnt, muB iib freuen iiber Die &raft
welbe neueroin9s in oen militdriIben
Speratipnen uuIrc6 9anoe6 entfaItet nor.
oen 1T, nibt bios in Der Qmperbun0 pon
Srcirpilliaen-Io erbaben uno maleItatiib
uube;peifelt oo6 Sbau1piel 1T, penn
0unoerttauieno fleiBi9er, frieoliebenoer
uno ebrbarer Str9er in Dem furjen 3eitz
raum penioer 8o6en su ftnfsrblidenoen
uno tooe6mutbi9en &rie9ern iib um9es
/ italteu-ionoern aub in Der Sdnelli9teit
nit pelber Die beorobten Sorts UeritGrft,
Die &ertbeioioun9s, ,l(nitaltsn Der 6aupt=
itact perooppelt, oa6 3eu9bou6 ~ Sor.
per'6 Serrp cen r6uberiIben @riffen oer
Rcbellen entrifien, uno osren perrdtberi:
ide Nnlhld9e in alIen Stdden 3u S6an:
ben 9emo6t woroen fno. 9tiemano 3Wei:
felt iest DAP mir cine 8e9ieruna baben
uno in orn 9etreuen SbeiIen Der Union ~
ceren Nufrebtbaltun9, Elm 70 eole6, en-:
tbuitaitlibe6, treu9ciiuntes, topfere6 uni
feitpereini9te6 SoIf ais Die lSelt female
fab.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

Samita96 Den Ifen SUM nG6itens,
Tim II ubr gittass, ica am 5auIs Der psrRor.
bsnrn u nna $ elsr, In SalSbure 9aun.
i&tp, es&a Sauntp, 6fentIia pntauIt rprrpm
ndmli6
3rei &dte, Rinb, I'm prciit ,ur Belt brr
Ssnbu, S6psine, 2 Better unb Ssttlapsn, elm
Drabr, Cd uup 8ii6sn.S6rant, 3 SIdasltiIfs
rim 8oblmCfrn NIT Rctr, elm SOIsoten, StltIt,
@drpst bel Der garO, GisntsiIsl, Sdfsn, Butter.
fae, 3dbsr, Safer, Stdnnsr, 5ru6trsf, 5cteiIen
uno StetnI6ls9sI, Grubbodt, S6ipgr, Seu unr
NHt @abtIn. &iitfsttsn, pOrlsIdnssf&irr Sl.
6snssi6irr, unO IpnR nod cine srUbs geI6itOsn.
tst BON 5aus' unb Sii6mserdtbl6aftm ~ UNI
RanoIt& anjufibrsn.
Die SsOtn8unssn ant Ssrtaufstass unb auf.
fpartun9 BON
Soel Sed, Qom'or.
Nai IS. ro3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
y eirnthetr

I'm 5ten Wfai, burdb ben Gtrw. btrrn Yau
man BON Bats, 6ur u q enQ 9. 8 a b n
9 r. nit yib 6 m + M der, bebr Spr
aQsntaun.
(Gin9tfanct burh 9atcr gB. Il. 6stfib)
Gm f2trn MarS, 5srr Glsntus 5ribinaer, Sur
!9stoeltsrs, NIT Wib Narp @sOrss, UOn 2Owbia,
@m 29Rsn, 5rrr Scispb Suns, nit Tlts Qipiu
SOfTman, teier ppn gBsiisnburs.
am Bitten, SGr aIfrsb @rsbly, BON 0dItn.
burg, init Ntib Gnna S6NeiNsr, pOn 9ynn.
gm 7tsn Nat. bel Der @Gabts In SUsslspils
bur4 ben @ertr. 6rn. SO. u. Sslfrt6, Der gbrw.
5srr eept s. Derr, rrfcrmirtsr grepiau BON "a.
maaua, S6uplfia @auntp, nit 5rGuIstn 8a6.l
y. 8ea8m, SO6tr ron @sCrss &sussn, GIq
BON altanY, Ssrfs &auntp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15

O Die iGbrIi6e Grbibition bon Den
3o9lin9en Der QIentaun Qfabemie, miro
itattfIncen in Der Sbos sSelop 6oGe, am
6reitae Ibeno Den l7ten Mai. Die uez
bun9en beginner Inn 7 llbr. Die Sreunz
be Der S6ule fino ebrerbieti9it ein9elos
cen bei3utpobnPn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
l1ebIe Befnnuns Der 6attin ors pref.
Senten,

Sn elmer @crreIponoens aus 8af6ines
ton beiBt es, Dap 8rou 9incoln, nebit ibs
rer camille, elmer ausnebmeno 9uten Sc
lunobeit iib erfreue. Man babe ernfs
lib in iie 9eorun9en, wdbrenb Der Oauer
Der ieBi9en &riit6 Baf6in9ton gu perloI=
fen, ober iie babe ernieoert, iie balte es
fir ibre pflibt, in Sreuo uno 9eio treu
bel ibrem 8otten ausjubarren, uno fei.
nem brauen @eibe 9e3ieme e6, ibr 6oue
iu elmer Belt 3u perlafen, no ibre Qnwes
lenbeit our6 @Ort uno Sbat oaju beitraz
gen tcnne, oo6 8oblIein oerer ju bef6rs
bern, Die iDrem Soer3en am nd6iten ftin.
Den.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15

OSon Qitt6bur9 meloet Der
nSreibeitefreuno", DAP Der 6ObWIroi9t
y. Wimmer, Qbt oeS 8lOitere bon ct.
Sincent, cine 50 Wann itorfe 8olont6rs
Gompa9nie aus Mit9lieoern ieinsr Or
oen6brGoerlbaft 9ebilbct bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15

OFSOrt Monroe. Sir Die in
Sort Wouroe Iieaenee pitt6bur9er Rie.
fen &oncne lpereen ieet auf Seifeuune
Ger @aIbin9toner &eaierln9 in ccn Sort
Pitt 8erfen etlicbs 6unbert Somben 9e:
gotten. Dieielben baben einen 0ur6.
mei1er BON Is Boil. Sc 1beint fonab
Dap oa5 lln9ebeuer BON elmer 8anont
nd6lten5 in 9ebraub 9snommen weroer
fol-.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
0rtDdt=S Serf1uf.

Der .llntrfGristent, Der mad gDr1sn ,u ,ttn
stpsntt, bistst gum Ssrtauf an Isn psrtbpulss
@ 9anb, SslsSsn in 8siIsnburs Iuun.
l6tp, Ss&a @GuntY, aUfsnb an ednbsr BON pen.
rY aetib une anbsrs, sntbuItsnb rtrd 35 ader
eutss eanN nit hsrrItdsn @ebdursn barauf.-
Das Ndbus srfdbrt man bd
Daniel &. @eib.
gpriisnturs, Nai Is. 1861. nq6T
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
HDbert e. 2eDburn,

Attorney at Law.-(8e&ts9elebrter,) }
8hb uns @sI6dfts In fsinsm prUfsIEunsGIsn
5a&e tticrsm. Gr Fam bsipro&sn pt,bsn In
Der GnaIiI&m unb Isutf&sn Spra@s. amtss
futs Rorbiritt Der Sa.!6amiitUn Stra6t, ttniss
5bdrtn peitltG pom Grurttaufs. unO nd&Rs ata.
re Ju Der Office BON Or. 9Obn ROmts, Gllm.
tGun, pa.
aQsntaun Mai 1, 1851, ns--1S
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
Der miIitarii1,e 6eiH.

GinenSe0ritT BON Dem Nuffammsn bee
militGriiden @eiite6 in unierm Staott
t1nn man iIb MAIDEN, Wenn man erfdbrt,
oaB bereit5 2S5 6 omp9nien mebr ibre
Oienite Dem 9ouuerneur an9etoten ba,
ben, aI6 on0enommen ireroen fGnnen. -
Wir 9touten, penniplponien fGnnte Den
8rieo aIsin fubren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15

49,, IN ttSup 2Sbettbau os9tnitttt9tn Zee
OSTtsnsRUd 8rf6srunss @sftai&aft,"
sszsszsra wrb sstaltsn ptrbtn auf Samaass
BEN 25Rrn Nai, um 9 ubr grrmittags, an btm
@aftauIt bon GbnrIss Sastnbu& In Alsntaun,
ju wsIfsr 3eit 9 NitslisOtr ;u srrpdbIn Fnb.
wel6s bas Soarb Der 8rwaltsr ffr bas dntEt.
tenbe Sabr bilOn 1Ollsn. 8tIastt Dabl Ira
cbnr llntrbrs6uns BON 10 ubr 8Crmittass bts
5 ubr ga&mittasS ssbaItsn wrrbtn.
anbsrs rpi&tiss @rf6dfts Inb gu bsrbanbsIn,
unb abpslsabs 9liebrr tabtn cine Strafs SSn IS
Sents 3u bsjablm. psrfcnsn bic pfnl@tn Nit.
9Iiebsr Der beIa9t,n @sfslII&aft gu tpsrbsR, Rnb
sriu6t lI& an Cbsnbsnamttn Gag unO Srt sInlus
Fnben.
S9-SUI6e MHsIisbsr bic nod auf Fribrt afs
lremrnts Ihubs flnb, Rnc tbtnfuGs bisrOur@ sr'
iu6t, jriI6sn nun unb btm 251tn Nlai at3utes
IabIm. 0tt 8s6nunsta alltr Solder. bic blsS
c'rrahldb0sn, psrben bann ben 5Gnbtn tinss
5risesnsrt&tes gum Gintrtibsn ibrss6tn.
Nuf Sncrbnuns Der Scarb.
R. j. Bug, etc.
Wat 8. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
N a 6 r / 6 t

g4irb bismit 9ssrbsn, baB bic untsrss6nstsn
aIs GpminihrntUrs pUn Der SintnIuhmI6aft bee
prilOrbenrn DantelS swalp, Isn., Isstbin
prn 0pnn Sauni6ip, es6a Gaunty, anssitrllt nor
ben FnO. als eirisnIern Yeionsn babsr, wsl6s
nod an bslnste SintsrluHrniduft I&ulbsn, Fnr
brrpur6 auiseforprrt innsbalb @c6sn ansu.
rufm mo abSub3abIsn,-lln ScI6e bic no
rettmdbise anipriias an ptsIdts gu MAIDEN ia.
zen, Tnb ssi6faus erIuht lOI6s innrbaIb psr
nGmIten 3stt wUtIbslatst stn,utGnbissn an
Daniel Sepalo, or>,,,.
SamueI H. Sslpalo, "0"' 0'0'
Mai IS. no6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
gS . Il : e q J. rte Il.
Wai IS.
rs Qebte 9t16ri6t.

Na6ri6t tpirb bisrmit alien bsnjsnissn prIu.
nrn bic nod auf irssnp cine DsiIs I6uleia (inp
an bic 5inInIalirl&aft bss SnROrbrnsn ptttr
5aas, ltbttn BON Qpnn 5aunIHtp, 9tta Co.,
gum Itbtsn Dial sr9stsn, baB iis binnsn 60 "a.
gen bsi Dem unttrJsitnstsn 8i6tistdt ,u MAIDEN
batsu, pibrissnfaas untURrn srfcIstn psrbtn.-
SCI6s bic nod rr6tmdbise 5Orpsrunssn Su ma
den babsn, bslsbsn itrs 8t6nunssn au& ,nSu.
brinesn. samuel Camp, @r'pr.
Dfat is. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
pr. ll1m. +. pauOwsh6's
II 20 bek e,

No. 81, Gde Der Weuntrn uno aptt bamtcHS
StraBt, 2te 2btire cberbalb Sitrp's eiquoVs
Stcbr, Aacntaun.
On ben eurcpaIhen S6ulsn Der mebiIiuiIAea
uno pbarma,sntilhsn SatuItdtsn srIcasn. unb siu
Mit9Iieo Der philadelphia msbuiniIdtn sbuls, fabIs
th mid iGbs allen anlprathsn pen aerIten, 2obrbals
tern uuo prluatseCuten rHtfprsthGn gu tSnnsn, unb
lbmsidble tb mttb nit Der pCfInuns pom pubIiGum
unteritubt 81 rperosn, ba id msns gRebjinGu aHe
nab een ntueten @rhneunesn uno ltrene nadb bSn
Der. Staaten uno Curcp6ilhCn Qbarmatcpsssn ~
bereitsn 9eoents. Rsjepte unb 8eltelunaen pen
aerJten wGrosn aufs pdnttIihits eurb fabpsrffdnt
oi9s aPctbsfer aus9sfdbrt wereGn.
Nsben Drc9urisu uuo hsmifhsu artifsIn rpsSs
Den gum SCrtauf 9ebaItsn: ALE pcpuIdrsn YateHt:
WsoiJinsn, perfumerien, 56ntp artfd, baar6I.
3abnbdrfen, Club, altcbcl, &bin, RobIrnsI,
better AuaIitdt acknowledgment, Wadtcbss, Sfsnf
lbpdrJe, @srpdrJe u. 10.
GbsnfaHs Jsi9e i'd an, oaB i'd burh cine pitrlies
i6bri9s Grfabrun9 in ben Stano 9slGst bin &rItiAs
tsrun9 rosr 5tIune in her Saufuht (G pilspFa)
uno nsrpoien 8rdmpfen gu 9ebtn.
Or. 0Dm. +. SanOnSFD,
Ssmstnlumsr 1rJt in Dtutfhtouo uno gQitalisb
Der msoiSinifbsu Stuls in philadelphia isist ftis
men altSn Sunoen uno Srsunben on, bab Sr IA
pieosr fdr tmusr in 1uentauu aufieie atmod,t baf.
Seine Office 1T in Istuer Apctbefe NO &c attn Grans
fen, defenders hroniihsn, bitiSniat pdtk pirb aas
9tosbtn loftn bic ibm cine pitriieidbrat TraTis
unO bic raticnsus SRsbi,ia sslebrt bat
91m. 8. DancpsfY, W. D.
aIsnaun, O0oi 3. 1861. nq3p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
Or. 6. 9S. 9lppeI,

2(rst, 8uno 2rst uno 9eburt6belfer,
Sistst Osm aIssmsinsn 9ublitum Iene Bisnltr
in ber Ubissn 9rpfsetcn an. - Gr pirb bsi Gag
ubsr Na6t wilis fsin, allen icl&m 5iIfs ju lei.
ifen bic ie bsptrfen. n.--Stine sBctnuns III in Sc.
psrpile, ib'gBtritbaa Gauni6ip, ee&a Guunty.
Oei IS. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15

U8ir iino bur6 oen @auntp GU
perintenoent, Serrn Sil9b. 500 b,
eriu6t Worcen on5ujei9en, Dap Die ouf
ben 2llten, 22iten, 23ifen uno 24(ten
Wai 0erufene Gr3iebun9s 6 NJ
penti 0 n, fir Qedo @auntp, peoen
oem unaelp0bnli6en 3uftanoe unieres
eanoes, biz ju elmer onbern 3eit- br=
fbeinIi6 bic in ben CONNER, pielleibt
audi big gum Spdtiabr - auf9eiboben
Woroen 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
Die gutberifbe 5Yneos BON PsnnfyI'
Vanien.

Die aIte eutberii6e Spnobe pon Qenns
lplpanien Uerfammelt iib oies Sabr Su
philadelphia in paftor 8o9eIbab's Sir
DE. Die Gr6fnun9sprepiet beS pr6fi=
oenten piro Sonnta9s ben 26Iten Wiai
9ebalten uno Die @efbGfte rperoen bann
in Der fCl9enoen 8obe perrihtet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
gfptb, Grin, 9lau unb Self

QBiro pS6tntt6 eefdrbt; uno ptr stpas ~ far:
6sn bat III ctnsiattn Die artitd gu brnssn nab osr
aasntauntr BOasRmauufuttur Su
8. 8abrisl.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
SefdIaanabms eincs Dorratbe pen
Observation-Disclosures.

Gin Reeierun9s.Sffi3ier 9in9 Dor Ell
niesn 2oesn Die Nerfts entIone unb be,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-05-15
9SiQiam Grim,
Solomon s.. 9uopia.
Die 1aftr.
Nai I. 1861.
SGos8beitbaQ eebenss Stod
Drr66ernngs -WrCfa(6aft.

~ Die jdbrlt6s gsrIammIung bsr
,.sdO gBbstbOtl ssssnf;ittsm &c.
NSStsnsaOd grF&nunss' '@sftai&aft,"
aaA=skkr2ra - fnirh nrhnlisn nnsrhrn nnf GSnrnInna
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

OrrICEss RETIRED following officers,
having been found by the Board of Examiua
ton to be physically Incompetent to discharge
the duties Of their respective Offices, and the
President having approved this finding, they
will be placed, from the dates set opposite
their several names, upon the list Of retired Of
6cers Of the class in which disability results
from long and faithful service, or from some
injury incident to the service:
Colonel John J. Albert, Typographical Engi-
neers, September Q, 1861.
Lieutenant Colonel James Kearney, Topo-
graphical Engineers, do.
Lieutenant Colonel Thompson Morris, fourth
infantry, do. do.
Lieutenant Colonel Gouverneur Morris, first
infantry, do. do.
Major Campbell Graham, Typographical En-
gineers, do. do.
Colonel B. L. E. Bonneville, third Infantry.
The following officers, having applied to be
withdrawn from active service, having served
more than forty years, the President directs
that their names be placed on the list Of re.
tired officers from the dates set opposite to
them:
Colonel F. S. Beltcn, fourth artillery, Aug
2s, 1861.
Major Giles Porter, fourth artillery, septem
Der 8, 1861.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

~ The following order has been issued TO
Paymaster General Larned by the War De-
partment:
"You will arrange for the payment of vol
unteers, as directed by the provisions of act
of Congress relating thereto, dated July 24tb,
When organized and accepted by the Govern
or's of the several States, without regard to
the date of mastering into the service of the
United States, provided payment has not been
made by the respective States for which the
Government will eventually be liable.
"Where volunteer regiments have been &C.
cepted by tho War Department, upon what Is
termed independent acceptances, you will allow
pay from the date tf organization of each COM
pany, with the minimum number of men, satis-
factory evidence in each case to be furnished
your Department before payment is made"
"SINoN CAMERON,
"Secretary Of Var"
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
axs- Gen ,ral Polk has issued the followir

Ns- Gem Polk has issued the following
proclamation:
"The Federal Government having, in def.
ance of the wishes Of the people of Kentucky,
disregarding their neutrality by establishing z
camp depots for their armies. and by organic
ing military companies within the territory,
and by constructing military works on the
Missouri shore, Immediately opposite, and com.
manding Columbus, evidently intended to GOV.
,r the landing Of troops for the seizure OF that
town, 1t has become q military necessity for the
defence Of the territory Of the Confederate
States that Confederate force should occupy
Columbus in advance.
THE Major General commanding has, there
fore, not fel. himself at liberty to assume the
loss Of so important position, but has decided
to occupy 1t. In pursuance Of this decision
be has thrown q sufficient force into the towr
and ordered them to fortify 1t. II Il gratifying
to know that the prefence Of bis troops Is 90
ceptable 10 the people of Columbus. and or
this occasion he assures them that every pre-
caution will be taken to insure their quiet and
the protection tf their property, with all thsil
personal and corporate rights.
columbus, 4th day September, 1861.
"LEoNIDAs Polk"
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

GOVERNMENT PENSIONS FOR SoLDIERs.-The
Government, it Is said, has already paid pensions
to families Of soldiers who fell at the battle Of
Stone Bridge The action has been as prompt
and liberal as the law is gracious and just
All particulars will be furnished on applica-
ton to the Commissioner Of Pensions 10 Wash
ington, but In the mean time the following will
be ample for common cases:
Under the first section Of the act Of July 4,
1886, soldiers of the volunteer or militia SER
vice and the widows Of soldiers dying In battle
or from injuries or diseases incurred while In
service are entitled TO the full bentfit Of the
than six months are especially provided for by
an act of passed at the late session of Con.
press. similar in advantages, except omitting
the hundred dollars bounty upon honorable
discharge.
"The invalid pension laws give the wounded
soldier an annual stipend proportioned 10 bis
disability, viz : II totally disabled, the pay to
which he 10 entitled while in the service II
Lalf disabled. (as certified by the examining
suIgeons,) then half Fay, and so on for a less
debility.
widows of officers or soldier. dying In the
service, or by reason of injury or disease in
CURED therein, are entitled to q pension
amounting to one-half the pay received By
their husbands. Minor children under sixteen
| (vhere there Is no widow are entitled to this
pension Ito be equally divided If there is more
than one cbild) until Of The age mentioned.
"No bounty land is provided for by law fcl
any service whatever subsequent to the pass
age of the act OF March 8, le55. For service
previous to that date the soldier can only re
ceive bounty land when he hss been engaged
in some recognized war, or else has actually
been in battle In the service of the United
States.
"Neither bounty land nor pension will b,
granted except upon satisfactory proof of ser
vice and identity forwarded TO the Pension
Office at Washington.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
n~POT aUARTnRA AsTER's OFFICE,

DSPoT oUARrERM ,.,sII asTER's y &c 0FEiGE'
Sealed ropossls will be received st this once un.
III Il O'Clock n 9oth instant, to furnish the troops
In this city, and its vicinity north Of he Potomso
r1vsr within ) five miles Of the city Of " ashipg.
ton, with wood for (a) six months. commencin st
day If October 49, l. and ending oa the Sltt day Of
March lsek The wood TO be Of the best quality Of
oak or hickory and to be della at the oamIs or
quarters ofthe troops IN such quaint ties and atsuch
times as the Depot Quarter master may direct
Good security will be rsq.ired for the fulhlment
Of the contract.
The bids to be for 10 much psr cord Of wood, CO.,.
sisting Of (2s) hundred snd twenty light cubic
fet sId to be endorsed " BIDS for Wo.d " and the
nsmes Of tie ecurity to b. stated in the bid.
The undermined reserves TO himself the right to
reject all bids that may be deemed too high.
Payments to be made at the end Of each month, By
nturniDg the orders drawn on he oontrsctor, or
osntractoTs with the reeel I, Of the reeimental
brigade qusrtermssters Of regiments, brigades, or
corps, endors on the back OF sad orders for the
amount Of wood delivered.
ID. H. RUCKER,
sept ltd. Quartevmastcr U. 3. Army.
he Baltimore Amaicdx will please publish, nd
ssnd bill to this ofhcs fr paym.lt. d. II. Il.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

BIG HAUL OF SEcEssIoNIsTs IN ROCKVILLE
A "PEACE MEETING BROKEN Ur-A messen-
ger arriving in this city yesterday morning,
reports that on the preceding day "peace "
meeting had been called to take place in Rock
Vile, which had been projected by q number
of prominent secessionists in that place. By
order of Gen. Banks, q considerable force Of
Federal troops wa. on hand at the hour ap'
pointed for the meeting, who arrested some
twenty Of the most prominent persons concern
ed therein
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

80 A correspondent complains that, in the
distribution of Government patronage here, too
little attention is paid to The claims Of persons
who have been driven from the South in con.
sequence of their Union sentiments. The num-
Der Of persons in that predicament is so large
that but small proportion can be provided
for in the manner referred to, but so far as we
have observed those who have patronage to dis.
peuse, have been disposed to treat them kindly
and literally.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
REBEL ScHLxEs FOR CLOSING THE PoroxAc

REBEL SCHLNEs FOR CLOSING THE PoroMAc -
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9th inst. says
"Before many hours the Potomac will be
efIectually cleed by powerful batteries.
"The chief of ordnance of Virginia is re
spending to the CT II for all the field artillery.
"1he Examiner says that ten batteries are
now ready for immediate duty and that eight
or ten more could be soon got ready
Many days, instead of hours, have passed
since this threat was made, and still the Poto.
mac has not been closed. The Richmond rebel
editors must resort to something Of this kind
to keep up the courage aud excitement Of the
people, who would lose all interest In the con-
test If they heard nothing but the truth.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14
MEXICAN LOCATION,
WAsp,NoroN. D. c., Sept. Is, 1861.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. Is, 1861.
Editor National Republican:
sIR; beg you to have the kindness to pub.
'ish In your paper the enclosed copy OF dis
patch addressed to this Legation from the Min
lister Of Foreign Afairs Of the United Mexican
States In regard to n privile 60 granted By said
Government to Don Jesus Palacior.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obsdient
servant. n. ROMEO.
RxPuBLIo or MExIco,
Department Of Foreign Relations.
49, NATIONAL PALACE,
His Excellency, the Minister of Public Works
under ,daIe Of the 10Th instant, informs me as
follows: H.. &.
IT address to-day the following communica
uA 10 Don Manuel Escanuon:
a. Having informed His Excellency, the Pres.
ident of the Republic. Of the report from the
fourth bureau of this department relative to
the extension Of time granted 10 Don Jesus Pa
lacio, BY the Administration, emanating from
the military rebellion OF Cacubaya, for the
commencement Of the survey Of the unor'n-
pied lands Of chihuahua, and Of the, rel .inent
or cession Of said contract, iaaue by said Pala.
clio to Captain Joseph B. g Isham, Of the Uni
ted states Navy, the President has determined
as follows:
That said contract, made October 10th,
1857, 10 null, and without effect, because the
grantee allowed the designated year to expire
without having commenced the survey, and
aluhough the socaled Government OF kexico
extended the time TO Palacios, and made other
conc ncessions to him, yet they are Of no validity
because said SO called Government which grant.
ed them WAS in rebellion against the consttu.
tional Government in said year, 1857, ruled the
Republic -.
"'It IL also null, and Of no effect, because said
Paiacios assigned said grant without the assen,
| snd appreciation Of the National Government
which granted TO him personally large trac,
of vacant lands, with certain obligations to be
performed on his part; and he had neither the
right to assign the grant, or transfer its obiga
tions, without having first obtained the consent
| Of the Government, which WAS the other party
| to the contract; and because y foreign rs
sgnee could not acquire land, upon the frontier
| of the Republic except In accordance with the
provisions Of the law Of February l, 1867"
OF sll Of which inform you, as tho sssocist,
/ of Captain Isham. ... .
also inform you Of II, begging you to caus,
this order of the Government 10 be seLt to oul
Minister In the United States, In order that /
may, by publication, come TO the knowledge o
all who may have taken, or who wish to tax,
part, In the business which is the subject of tn,
contract.
And I transmit II to you to the end that
may be inserted in the public press.
| (5igned.) LUCAS De PALCIo Y MAaoRoLA.
To the Charge d'Afairs ofthe Republic at Wash
ington.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

The SLAVE TRADE.-A blow has just been
struck at the slave trade by decision Of Judge
Belts, in the United States District Court at
New York. The case arose on the seizure, last
April, of the bsrque Sarah, on the charge Of
being fitted out for the slave trade. The judg-
ment Of the court condemned the vessel and
cargo for being fitted out Dih intention to EN-
bark upon slave voyage.
The national Republican., 1861-09-14

B- A Autographed certificate of honorable
discharge is being prepared, by order of the
Government, for pre- sentation to every soldier
OF the army entitled thereto. 1t is to be print
ed In colorr, with an appropriate design.