Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-13

t~|f I f ''Nib iilditlitl. MS event mas Great
Cd great excitement ut this place. both among
the white and colored pupulation and has
led - stgicter observance Of conduct than
herot. s5ra
The first brigade, consisting of five com.
panies Of the Second I. s. cavalry, including
the First Philadelphia City Troop, two com
panles OF artillery, acting as infantry. com
manded by Capt. Doubleday, one company Of
regular infantry, also under Capt Doubleday:
the Sixth regiment, Col. James Nagle the
Twenty first regiment, Col. Balier: and the
Twenty third regiment. Col. Dare. together
with McMnllin's Rangers. left Yesterday
morning III the direction Of UaEoYstown. Cui.
Thomas in command. The second and third
brlgadcs are ready 70 march to day, and the
fourth viii bring Up the roar-the whole
force numbering over $1,000 men. hear 1t
reported that a still larger army viii ronlcz-
Tous at this place. The brigades are compos-
cd as fellows:
Second BriSade-Gen. Wynkoop command
ing. FirstPcnnsyIvania regiment Col. Yohe:
Second, Col. S1anbauGh Third, Col. Man
Mere Twenty fourth, Col. Owen.
Third Brigadc-Bridadiar General VIII
Hams. Seventh Pennsylvania regiment. Col.
Irwin; Eighth, Col Emily Tenth Col. Mere
dith Twentieth (Scott Legion. Col. GRAY.
Fourth Brigade-Brigadie General Neg
lee. Thirteenth regiment, Col. Rowlev
Fourteenth, Col. Johnston; fifteenth. Col.
OakforG; Sixteenth, Col. ZeigIer.
That the troops hitherto encamped here are
destined to immediate service the procama-
tion Of Gen. Patterson clearly indicates =
copy of which you can annex from the parer
herewith forwarded:
IL the United States T'oops of tbs Depaf
MeH,
The restraint which has necessarily been
imposed upon you, Impatient to overcome
those who have raised their parricidal hands
against our country, is about to be removed.
You will soon meet the insurgents
You are not the aggrcsSors. 4 turbulent
faction, misled hy ambitions rulers. in time
of profound peace and national prosperity,
have occupied your forts and turned the guns
against You have seized your arsenals and
armories and appropriated to themselves gov
ernment supplies; having arrested and held
prisoners your companions marching to their
homes under state pledge of security ; have
captured vessels and provisions voluntarily
assured by State legislation from molestation
and now seek to perpetuatc reign of terror
over loyal citizens.
They have inYaded a loyal State and en-
trenched themselves within its boundaries in
defiance Of its constituted authorities.
You are going on American soil to sustain
the civil power, to relieve the oppressed, and
to rctake that which is unlawfuily held.
You must bear in mind mUu are going for
the good Of the whole country, and that.
while it is your duty to punish sedition. YOU
must protect the loyal, and, should occasion
offer, at once suppress servlc Instruction.
Success Will crown your efforts a grateful
country and happy people will reward you.
BY order Of Major General PATTERSON.
Z. j. PORTER,
IssistaW AdjutuHt General.
All the troops have undergone a rigid in
spection within the past few weeks. and all
laboring under physical disabilities dischar
ged
1t may rc.h&na be oG interest to the friends
of |. .. Q. t's. to know that the order here
has been paying kindly attention to their
brethren in the camp, whether in sickness or
health, and afforded many comforts and con
venicnccs the want Of which might 9th
crwise have been felt by some With the ox
ception Of such complaints as are inci1ent t.
the season. or the result Of imprEdcnt cxnos
ure, the Burns intaH'ry have GOT along as
well as could he expected. They are " sr;l-
ing for q fight" from the Dr. down to lazy
and if they DO not soon get into one
will fear set down and cry out of spite
kI>HAC,QUILLAs
The LAST CHAXcE-B X Firoved. Act.
reminds our readers that his establishment
will positively close in tey weeks, and the
ladies lose the lest oppotunty they eyer had
for buying Lawns, Baregcs and other dress