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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12
Seffentlthe 9Senbu.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12
BcfibrIid,e ,SAlIi,una.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12
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unmo9lib 9emabt bdttsn uno oab er oess
rpe9sn, na6 8panpotte @itp. Ganias,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12
Mn z@DuectDren.

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12
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morotn itno, our1 nur weni9e l(npen.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12

~Oie 9 bpeite oes rebelliiben
9ouuernsurs 30 a o 0 f fl n BON &entudp
bat Der 8eles9ebun9 ienes StaateS cine
Qetition NIT 700 Oamenunteribriften
fir Die Grbaltnna Der Union suaelhicft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12

,UTSbateib man ilet, oaB Die 8GfeI
in Qmerta fat auS9eitcrben feien, ir
fino bod, in Dem perflehenen .Sabr nur
oasin ra9 ct. eotiis SO, 600 SdfeIbadte
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non 3 Sabrsn,t1 Ncnatunp 2 Sassn, $50 a.
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13 Ga9ea. ..... ..sa .-,#f .-.t.
9lm 29fsn, in Ssirsltsrs, an Der 5srStrant.
tett, Sulanna 9ebrp, 2Dittwe BON Samuel @sb.
~, alt II Sabrsn, Z NCnatsp unO Ia 5astu.
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3abruu9, &lias Rogn, TN Qltsr pom 43 Sabren,
10 NlOnaten unb % Iassu., Gr bntsrlast sins
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pa, 1C&tsrVpeB Deter Wftlsr unb feinsr Gbrfrau
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Utter BON unsFfdtr 60 Satrm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12
Der 100 oes' Senator DousIas.

Die &unoe BON Dem Qbleben ce6 Sena.
tor 0cu9lasin 9bicaeorief in Der Staot
aQaemeine Sbeiinabme beroer. 8iele
feiner iutimen Sreunos 9laubsn, oaB Die
Qnifreneunqen ma dbreno Dee lebten Wahl:
fampfes, fopie Die Smaesaufrseune ipe'
Isen'be iesiesn politif6en g9ifrenj ieiner
&orper tsrtdttet une ben 300 berbei9e'
ftibrt bdbtn. l.. 3 q, t'1AS= l5'f '.s :
sragH ....E @.T sm i'Fsaa .w5aa
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12

%SeferIon Sapis BAT auf cen Ia.
SUM einsn Sstta9 fdr bic fioli6sn Con.
liberation aus9sf1risbsn.rg Der Ia fdqt
anf eiuen Sreita9, mas aQeroinss strpot
bsbeutunespoa III. .r ..' Ha3Il.r7r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12

anpDie Sobten I'm Ct. epuis,
q perfonen fino in Sotee eer 8orfdle
am adionsea9er nno 8 in Scl9e oes 3u'
fammsnifoBss In Der g0dHnufifrase se!
Horben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-06-12
40 nrtIDerlGIte.
Wreife in OllIeutoun am g)ienffoo
ara =, e sc a .6 + | DIT.

I'm Die Mit9tieoer'ber @sgenfetieen geu.
p er.Serli6erunS6. @sfsslibaft BON Gin
fina Sprina, 8HfS goltntr. ES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
VOICE OF TREASON.

The Richmond Examiner, in its brilliant vein,
glories in the opening war:
"Northern wealth is very ticklish concern. With
out 70 egn trade il wonld take TO self wings and fly
off or, VI it remained at home, would ceare to have
any vale. Without trade her factories, her shiI s,
her stores her ciies and Tor moneyed capital would
lie yaluel,sswoud ceose t. constitute wealth. Her
poverty il inCgenous-hcr riches cosmopolitan. IL
fbe continues TO upon the South her moneyed eaP-
tai and her apita employed M trade and manufactures
will seek investment in other countries. Then the
will have nothing but her srenlc soil and Ter ilho
OF pauIers. War an do rerious injury, but AN
be snre 70 rnin her The slve Io ulivn Of the South
support in comfort fonr times as many peoi H. as
we have within our confines. We can keep million
of men under arms never sulcr Tor want " com
Portable food and clptling. Slayeholcing beeet-
and fosters the war sirit Afier willie the
master begins to think lts whole business Is 10
fight while o. inferior does the labor. Ills is a
division Of labor wi ch do not alt gel her adm c
aud approve; bat II il we'll for va and for our enemies
10 know that il il not unnatural one nor has u 9ce
an unufnal one Among the most pob-hed ana evil
lied nations Of auiquir this was the normal and ap-
proved CONDITION OF things. Let us all make up our
minds for long and bloody war, and not be Hurried or
Fl !hteued on the occdsior. We are rcafed fOr II
and ~, pared 10 continue IT, if mead be, TIL tie North
gets ,ic If il. Uulrrs prove arraut co"aiGs war
Will do no harm, and much good. IL vii elevate
our chsrpte teach -ns ecf and self-reiianre,
give US among nations, and minnie y adFance
civilization by COM cling mr. to pur ue and pra'-
tce within Onrfelves all the trades, professions rs,
aud csling- that belong to and constitute high refine
ment End CIVILIZATION
Tie iucusfa Geo. Chronicle cries ont in glee;
"Sun,er has f,llcr-uow for pickeusl And we
ferverly lore aud confidently trust that another har-
ye.t OF hu-ls will be- gathered by gallant defend
err ON he shores II P.nsaco, bay. Grorgians, men
Of Augusta You of the Ogleihorpes Of The Light IT,
fantry, of the Artillery, to it-;Lat the brave sons
Of South Carolina do Dot suuass you IN tie ia Tor
glory; one among You mnst n the frs' nan Y ViIA.
a IL g ,,ott f.r
tlat cannot now be- but in the rush of the assault
Lex Augusta have that proud Distinction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
REIGN oE TERROR IN TENNESSEE.


We are informed By gentlemen jus' returned from
Jackson that reign Of terror is attempted to be IN
aueuraed there the fret net Of which was attempted
on Monday Int by ore Bob Sal, who il believed to
have been hired for the purpose of nssassnhting
Tbomas j. Gardner who has been appointed Marsbai
OF We, Tennessee and had gone to jackson for tho
purpose Of receiving bis commission and outlying him
,elf.
Hu waB a,,a,A,d Ny S,ark ON the street, who at
tempted TO ,tab bin, hut prevented. He after
ward psraded the streets and visited The hotels in
search If Gardner, who left in the morning train for
h'ue, bat who tays lie will return on saturday and
take The oath Of Office in the CourtIouse Jack.
He will, l. il presumed be accompanied BY rome OF
hi irie dr., who will "go bis security in more
tlan o. G.
The rowdies ard Muuic.Men in Jaclson swear tina,
the Uou-tr shall not hold tEoiF meeting on Saturday
but the Union men are Iln,ky, and swear hey rW.
THUS we Tennesse-sns can az length begin 10 see
how brethren II the seeding States were bullisd
into subuis-ion. and how tie Union W.T. broken up;
bur tell them thi4 sort Of tlirg will not win l.
Tcnroee II the meeting there Ia broken up on Sat
uriay, promise them tbnt at any day they may
appoint, suIH lent number of freenen from the
county. Gibson and Carroll will help them 10 hold IT,
insure tLcm liberty Of speech, ond help them 10 raise
a liberty pole, if they need help.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON BEFORE TIE BATTLE.
From Our Own Couespondent
CHARLESTON, April II, 1861

From CuT Own Correspondent
CHARLESTON, April II, 1861.
Rumors are aAoat and generally credited that
in tHenty.fou hours martial law will be pro.
claimed in Charleston and all mail communication
with the North will be at an end. The belief
that the feet which has left New York is destined
for Charleston is general AMI the shahy old
steam-tugS which compose the Navy Of South
Carolina are all outside on the watch. Two
schoOuers are at this moment being cut down and
loaded with sand, aud are to be piled with fire.
wood, for tho purpose Of lighting up the channel
tonight. II is said that General Beauregard has
notified Major Anderson Of his intention to attack
the for; the moment Government vessels are in
sight. The next tide may possibly bring them
up, and the two c0ntending elements Of civilza.
and barbarism will commence the war for the
ascendaucy.
The first intimaton which the authorities have
gwen OF their fears Of danger from the slaves
were issued yesterday by the Mayor to the men-
oers OF i've companies, commanding them to
stand by their engines night and day, because in
formation had been furnished him that plot
was 10 progress among the negroes TO destroy
the city by fire at the first signal of hostties in
the Channel.
The negroes are not the only men who will
become source of annoyance and uDeasiness TO
the Chivalry. Ny words, which at the time were
sDeered at by Carolinians, that there were some
naturalized citizens who had courage and honor
enough to be honest, and who would not perjure
themselves for the rebel cause, were yesterday
verified by fact. Thirty men of this class, who
were upon the islands, declared that they neither
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNION IN VIRGINIA.


The folowipgis an extract of letter from resident
Of Richmond, Va, to a relative in New-York. Tie
letter is dated April Il, 1861:
"The tines here tremendous Fort Sumter Is
taken and the SecessoIists celebrating it in fine
style. Last light they raised Secesfion flag on the
Capitol no flag Of any kId being up ut the time. The
man went up on the Lightning rod, and in coming down
be fell and took the rod with lin. Gov. Letcber
defcd he public guard 10 take down the rebel flag.
The Secesiopias, led by negro-traders, are very
strong in Il i, iy and We shall soon, fear, have
revolution if afaDt do not change. One Of the negro
tn, ier, Peter Pulam, o; money, bat 10 princ-
Ile Yesterday said In crowd Capitalsquare, he
was down an Ill Union mer.,' when Mr. Scot, from
Fauqnier "a uember Of The State Convention, 20 years
old, sad be war Union man, 1hereupon Pdlam 8 I'D
ali Union s,onudtls and traitors to their
country He la1 scarcely finished the sentence, wien
Mr.. Scot gave him Low strait from the shoulder,
vs. ict sent him reelng in the gutter and drew The
claet in pro,tinn Pull, got up and drew a pistol,
wDen the bystander, nterferrd Scott said, let hin
come have pistol, too Other traders pitched in,
and other Union men, who were too much for the
trders and the matter dropped. Ii the traders bad
been stronger party there would surely have been
not We 81 all have snme fun here yet. The best OF
the story is that Pullam il bully fighting man, aud
was whipped by "A man ,eU'@ty gears DID,
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MNnRODY uI'RT -

TIE telegraph statements that none Of tie Secession
lists were injured hy the fire from Fort Sumter. are
now believed % be f,lse Charleston correspondence
SAYS that every shot fired by Major Anderson told upon
TIE epemv. The correspondent Of Tie PgOc,de CO
Lurao! thus writes from Charleston on tic evening Of
the 18th:
boot hes jus, arrived from Morris AID SnliFlIs Islands,
esyrs ocl'ck sud report that on Snltan bland An
rsot L- douc i,aul eNecutiobiy "a az 6nohH - h1re
h.. KILLED and nary eovnard. None Killed yet Morris
1flahd.p
il LEO asserted that tho Coating battery was COM
peey disabled and would have sunk, had 1t not been
anchored In shoal water-or dose TO the sho!e. Fort
Moultle has suffered severely.
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NEWS FROM TIE CHARLESTON FLEET.

CAPT. Croker of The steamship II. X. Cuyler from
Savannah arrived "Wednesday reports 18th inst, IL
miles north of Cape Roman, possed steam.tug painted
black, with side wheels the snoke stack gone bound
South The Yankee Same day, at 2p. M, spoke the
steamship Baltic or Charleston bar The captain Of the
Baltic stated to him, We take Major Anderson and
his command to Now-York.p
The Harriet LaLe was inside the bar. They both
bad steam up There WAS also a steamer inside the
Lar; bark rugged, probably the Isabel.
Saw Fort Sumter. There were no breaches in the
wall. The outside looked somewhat battered. When
we Were some four or five miles away, heard salute
fred, probably MAJOR Anderson leaving the fort.
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From Our Own Core ponden,.
BALTIMORE, April l5-p. m.
Since I closed my mornings letter, kilograms
have been pouring in upon us, tending TO excite
the public mind. 1t is haryest.tme for the
press.
Marshal Kane's movements excite deal Of
attention just now. He is suspected by the
public Of being in sympathy with the Cotton
State rebellion, but, think, very unjusty. In
addition to the idle story about bin which
gave in my mornings letter they ,ay now that
be has sent out yldettes upon the railroads to
watch the approach of Federal troops, in order
to resist their march through Baltimore.
think, if there is any truth in the statement that
it is to prevent any damage to tue rails from
parties Of paid desperadoes in the interest Of the
Rebels.
But tho Colonel is not without good witness,
now and then. Yesterday he was asked what
the police authorities would do if Federal troops
called into the service Of the Government should
pass through Baltimore. He is reported to have
| replied, tlst they had a right to a safe passage
through the city. Whatever bis predictions are,
| do not believe he will ever suffer himself to
betray his duty to the Federal Government.
The Sccessionists had meeting last evening
Sunday, at Barnum's. Their Plumbers were
very select and very small. One man moved to
seize on Fort 8icllenry Unanimously voted
down. Another, to resist the march of Federal
troops through Baltimore. Voted down, also.
Another, TO get up petitions to the Virginia
Convention to take that State out of the Union
instantly, pledging them to follow with Mary
land. Adopted. Petitions circulated. Met with
no success, being signed by only a few stereo-
type names. "WIll you sign thisl" "No-I
do not wish to sign my deaih.warrant, even if
were with YOU" was the reply.
/ am informed that fully Oncbnlf Of the police
force are known to be true to the Gag Of the
United States and the Union, Internationally,
and do not believe there are twenty Soces.
siOnists in the whole number. The Maryland
guard, too the new military organization, though
it numbers in its ranks goodly number Of Sc
ccssionists, ia in the main composed Of true
Union men, without an i or bit. The bar.
barous conduct OF the Gotten Kingdom has dis
eusted even the most violent Of it, sympathizers,
since last Friday. The Rev. DIR. Fuller of our
city, the eminent Baptist divine, though South
Caroliuian by birth, and the ewuer Of property
aud slaves in that State, is said to have taken
high grounds against the Rebellion in his sermon
Of yesterday. No man can doubt the Doctors
patriotism, whatever We may think Of his no.
tons about Slavery.
The Stars and Stripes were thrown cut this
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THE SIXTH EEGINFNT.

At a meeting Of the 9Th Regiment, held on Friday
evening, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Reircd Tht the 9Th Regiment snow ever. In favor a
aals he Union ard the Conntion Of the United Satss
aid that ready 60 pef0Ir ii y VIXEN c4ed upon By
III cln.i!-.L .-I- -Litl.s Of the s.aIe and L-1n.
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morning from tho Office Of The Patriot, amid the
huzzas Of the multitude.
Gov. Hicks arrived 10 town this morning.