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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Rin Mann 9 t11enate ebne 3ewuetfein
uno 3eDcauna.

Ser ,,Ganaoiibe Saurrnfreuno" be-
ri6tet folaenoen furiOIen Sail =, ,@ineS
Nbeno5 i'm September pori9en Sabre6
fano Die pcliSei in Soronto cinen Monn
auf Der StraBe lie9en in einem 3uitonoe
BON &otalepiie, oo6 beiBt Starriudt ooer
Sblaflubt. ST paro no6 Der pOlijei
citation Der Gitpbou 9ebrodt uno gum
Gritauneu oe6 Ser9eanten uno Der pos
lI6lItPn blieb er rubi9 in iener ea9e liez
gen, 70 unbequem iie AUDI iein m0dte.-
sic fniffen uno oridten i'm, iie le9ten
ibm leine S0dnoe auf Den 8opf, ollein ct
ma1te nibt oo6 9erinaee 3eiden Don 9ez
fdbI. @cr ibn anre0ett, ben belObnte er
NIT einem ttarren, 0ebanfentoien Slif
uno mar nl1t i'm Stanoe, nur cine ortiz
tullrte Silbe gu fprehen. I'm fol0enben
Wcr9en lparo CT ouf 6a6 polijei0eridbt
%bra6t, allein audi bier trot fein @edz
lel in ieinem Gri6einen en mo Der SSidbz
ter befabl, iDn in einem 8uburerf nab
Dem Soofpital ju traneportiren. gfeun
Wondte brodte ct nun in oieiem Snititut
Bu uno Die Nerjte panoten ale iDre Sc
ibttlld)tcit an, um ben GtorriGDtioen
aus ieinem 3ultdnoe ~ bGfreien. Wos
nate per9ln9en, oDne Die 0crn8tte Serz
Qnoerun9 bel ibm wabJuncDmen uno
Itin eeben pur6e nur 0urb Ginfl0Bun8
lIiilil9er giabrun95mittcl 9sfriitet, Ser
Sail rlct in Der mcoijinii1en 9Sclt oo6
9r0bte Snteyciie berpor uno bic Qnnobme
par ou9emein, DAP Der llnbefonute niez
mails wieoer icin SemuBtIein erlonoen
lperoe. Mou lieB inoeiien niDt6 unper=
lubt, man bebanoelte Jpn NIT Der ior9z
! fdlti9ften NufmerflomPeit un0 in Der porz
i9en Mod)e erbclt Ell lpieoer Die Spro6e
uNo Die 8ewc9un9 ieiner Glieber, foipobl
sum Gritaunen Nller, 0t6 ftincr fclbit.-
81 foil Suerit gang erf6roden 9elpeien
Iein, oL6 CT feline ei9ene Stimme pcrncmz
men. Sein 2ebcn mar mGbreno Der per-
| floiienen neun Monote ein tootendbnIiz
der Gtbl0f 0elpeien. Sr teritbtete bann,
Dap ct Sn9bam beiBe, mo nab ieinem
lcetcn Sciinnen i'm pOri0en CONNER in
Sue6tc 9clpoDnt, aber ourNau6 ni6t piiz
le, lpie er n1db Sorrento Geeommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Tcr EiIfbIif.

aus brm Ob9en wrO man rrfsben, oab ss nod
gu fener Grcben StIaAt ,piIAen unlern 1ruppeu
un6 orn 8ebeIIen 9etCmmsn obglei6 Die @erii6te
wcIae bic ;3e!ungen td5iih ftiatn, rtn 1cl&el
SreisntB ieern Nugentjt rWarien lcbm. Dor.
0tria8un8en, MutImabm9en, 0jsru6ts unc Gnt.
liilm9en BON plinFn Ourb 3slmss GpuspCn,
tentrn iinO ieopb 70 tiufis unO 3ablreih, bab,
moite man lie ale uufnrbmen, man w66rntt6
Elm laItes DpbenO ,3etlursn Oamit anfiillrn
t6nntr oaB patsI abr aud man6r Gtrrtrsbcn
iinO, Oir0 Bat uns bic Grfabruna aud ltton &C..
lebrt. Nian bofft nun Sa Der GcnsuB lih NOR
gen reriNmmclt, Dap fOsIeA bic ptrfiamilcn Dit
tel ergrjfsn wrrefn, nm bisle liipli6e melt umFb
greifenee SsribwGruns Otne frrnsrsn Srr;ug pOa
ltlneig unb auf immrr gu iiiir,rn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Die oreieisiabrise perfd,wSruna.

G6 1T Elm 9rcBer Srrtbum, su 9lauben,
oaB Die Rebellion bon 1860 uno 1851 cine
pl6elidbe Grbebun9 ocs SGoen5 Iei, Dap
iie in Sol9e erlittenen ltnretbt5 entTano,
ite 1T i'm 8e9entbeil oa5 Geiultat elmer
felt lan9en Sabren proieftirten uno uerz
mertlltDen 8eridpGrun9.
GoWar0 gperett, Der fein &epublifos
ner 1T uno i'm VrGfioent1baft6t lmpf Elm
@eGens9anoioat 9incoln'6 mar ipribt in
einem pripatbrief feline ouf SbatIa6cn
9c9rGnoete lleberjeuoun9 aus, Dap toudnz
9ebenoe fiolide pplitifer felt 80 Sobren
oaran arbeiteten, Die Union ju Jerit6ren ;
oaB Die SeIapereifr10e nur Elm &ormanO
mor uno benuBt rur0e, um Die N9it1tion
aufrrbt Sn erDalten uno ben Giiotn sum
3lpe& Der Di6unon Ju eini9Gn. Gperett
ertlGrt fcrner, Dap er, neil er um oleIt
Sbatla6e puBte, cine Q0Iitif perfcl9te,
Die, lpie ct 9luubte, Die nnion6mQnner in
Suoen unteritiiBeu follte, Die inn abel
Die g{cj3un9 leiner MitbUr9er i'm 9tor:
Den mO ieincn GinfluB ouf iie raubte.
2fub Senator Douglas ibeint Der Ser:
| lbporun9 ouf Die Spur 0efomen ~
leill, pehl9lteho lplrQ Gus gutter S,ueNS
ueriibert, Gap CT bereit5 tbcitpeiie cir
Qonpblet aus9earbeitet babe, pelbe6 oen
Solt iiber Die Yldne uno Wobinotioner
Der iiioliben SeribW6rer 2(uffbluB 9ebsn
iO((tc.
30reibi8 Sabre b1ben Die lUotilbeu De:
ma9o8en 8elpUDlt uno oearbeitet, um 0it
Union ju Sertriimmern, aber oiele pirt
lie iiberleben uno oQ6 Relultat oieler in
famCn Computation miro nur Der RulI
ot6 Suoen6 lein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Nctriracnoe. Ganoltrcid,cr.

eano frsihcnoe Sa8eoicbc, Die 3u CDR.
li0 lino um ju orbsiten, uno ju faul uu
III itcblen, Daben Elm neue6 Wittel ent:
oeft, Inn leitDt9IGubi9e 9eute 3u be:
i6winoeln. Sie eriablen baaritraubenot
8el1ihten bon ibrcr 8ertreibuna aus
Dem Suoen nit Der 0interIafun9 ibree
Gl9entbums, uno lpfen Die 3ub0rer ~
&brdncn uno Scffnun9 ibrer @elobeutcl
iu rlibren. S0wuBte Elm Or. McSueen
firjlib cine bubibe Summe BON oen
Slir9ern BON Buffalo ju erprefen. Sci.
ne 8eibibte loutete CAP er neil er elm
Union 6reuno fei ouf 9rauiame Beiie
oon gtetps Orleans pertrieben rporoen.-
IS itelIte itb julegt beraus, Dap Der 9srI
ytcp:Srledue niemal5 0efeben BAT. Sbne
3peifel laufen nob uiele FOLDER Sttris
ger i'm Canoe berum.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Tmiaae' l)crratb.

Ser fdNperitt Sbla9 Der uniere SIC.
9ieruu9 lelt Dem 2(usbrutb Der Rebcllon
iu8efu9t poroen, Wur0c, ibr burcb oen
lbufti9en 8errGtbcr Spioo6 beinebrucbt.
Der llmf1n9 oicic6 &erratbs 1T taum
nob I'M gtoroen retbt befannt, IS mar
cine llcber8abe Don 1000 ein9eiibter &erns
truppen, BON 0reijebn Sorts, bon
$4,000 @lusfeten mo SG6ien, bon so
&anonen, Don $1,000 Sbalern in baorer:
8eloe, bon pferoen fir elm polle6 &e9i
ment @aualIcrie, Maultbieren, @a9en,
3elten, Geben6mittcIn, Nmmunition uno
&rie96uorrltDen bis gum 8clauf BON ct=
lpa orei Ulillionen Sbaler. Sbne Die
8errdtber Spi896 mo StoDo parcen Die
HebelIen nur weni9e Q8afen unO nob
meni9er fcte Qlaee in ibrem Selise bas
ben. Nm Gage Ser Qbrehnung ioQten
oleIe beioen 0auunfen absr aucb oen bCbs
item ut bes sSlumss jieren, an Dem Die
Strratbern 9ebin9t lperocn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
In elmer arauerCi erftidt.

Gonrao &cinin9r, ein Oeutiber inn
after ron Is Sabren, felt 3 Sa9en in
WotbNO uno Diitbcr'5 8rauerei in gteuz
2Joyf, befd)dfti9t, purte 9cftern frUb in
eincm Der obern Stotfncrte in elmer 8ierz
fufe foot 8cfunoen. Die cvbolttnen S8ci=
iun8cn miBaNteno, mar CT in Die &ufe,
aus Ger eten oo6 Sicr ot9etafcn mar,
binab0elfic9cn, um iit ~ reini0cn, uno
ourb @inltbmen oC6 fobIeniauren 9alC5,
oQ6 llb oarin Qebioet, critiCft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
auSltdt auf cine SC6(aCOt.
Wl6ti9e fIolibe Ra6ri6ten.
@tebti8 aus SSeit. gSiratnten.
bon &Oasthinntnl,.

W d tnstcn, 25. Stunt. Gin De.
taGsmtnt pom glsupprfsr IA. 8esmsnt psrtaite.
tr bsute sinsn SpiOn, psI6er enen pIan ron al.
ltn S'fsttsun9en UNI 8ai6nstCn unp gsr,eid
nttls unitrtr Srupptn, nit ansabe tbrcr aufnsl.
Lung bel I'D trus. Gin gsfdbrts rsiIsltn ent.
fam au pftrO.
@sn. Scott bate cine Ianss untsrrrbuna NIT
Ssnatcr Sobnipn unS 6rn. gmrrIun @tbsripae
es btIet, eab Sctnion nnh Sauls ,uridtsbrrn
r0ut, rsnn IS rbm nitt ssIinst, ron Ger Qpmt.
ndirdttOn btt 6dlfe fir bic IppaIrn Sirser Son
asHn'iits su srIanssn, psl&s r piini6t.
Die btt aIranbria esIassrtn 6sua. 3uuaprn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Fin Snabr crItbicGt fid,.

2(m Samito9 Dor S Sa9en ibcB fitb Der
l6i1bri8c Sobn BON g. s.. Sanniman
in SCrmeUiue, Nlblono 9ountp, Sbio,
cine Gu9el ourb oen &opf. Gr bate am
Sage Uorbcr nocb Der Sub zines gtobbar6
0eibOiicn, porliber ibn iein Soter 3ur
Neoe itcIlte. llno Dies fol- Der 8runo
lein, Der oen itoljen &naben ju Der raiben
8bat trieb. Man fano icinen leblolen
80rper i'm Seloe. Gr bate iltD DEN Sout
oes 8enebres por ocn &ppf 9elest uno
nit Oen 3ebGn l0eQe0rutt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Spdtcftes pum sgsaTtbimotUm.
Captain Ui9er5 Gompa9nie auf Dem
Wlarib,

gG tington, 80. Stunt. 0ellern err
bielt Sol. @ofe's 25itee YnniVtUania 8egmcnt
(OaruOttr Gapt. Gbomoe gdgn0 Grmpasntc pcn
ALlenIaun) MarIa Srosr. Das Jlreinttnt Bate
allc feline 3sIten bel f4 uRo bas yuticben Der
Wanaiaaft tat in Nsnnivoania QlSenus piel Gob
brrpOrsfrufen. - Die SoIpatsn etenssn istrn
56ritteS mO tatau nun Ysleidt cine Gjsrornbet
ctwas fir tbr Saterlano ju tbuu sts ibrs MU.
natrn 3u gnbe lino. Dirle5 Hssimsnt Icn Der
Mannlbaft bss Sol, Stons an Der pbern Qucmae
angsldIUbm wfrOen.
by Seit unlsrm IsBten 8latte finb nictrr ct.
ma 5000 SOltaten bur4 garntaun mad tem
Rrir9oitb rur6gsret
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Fin rcid,cr ScttIer.

SOr eini9en So9en fam Elm boIb SER
lumpter Sriiber in Elm armleli9eS &pft
bau6 in 8dter StroBe, Ybilaoetpbia,
oeiien SeiiBer ebcnfoll6 Elm SSrldn0er 1T
unb al6 porter in einem &1ufmonn5bluie
in Oleniten itebt. Der neu Nn8efommene
ibien trdnflid) 5u lciu uno feline &leoum0
mar ibletbter ais Die oe6 0rmitsn irildben
Gmi9ronten, Der ie mObl naCD 2lmerita
fam. Oa er ieoOtb et)paS 8tIo gu Daben
lblen, CAB man iDm ouf lein Serlon0en
g00i5. Hoboem Der 6remioe lib etp0 cine
Wodbe in Dem 01uie auf9CD1lteu, maro
er ernltlib franf. Gr fa9te, Dap lein
ScloporratD 3u @noe ici uno Der U6os
tel beiteer IieB ibn oe5Dolb naD Der 81
ttte oee Nrmenaufleber6 brin9en, oamit
Der Srem0e nod Dem Urmenbaule 9ebra6t
lperoen fonntc. Mtan IieB einen 8a9en
fommen uno Der Granfe marc fort trans
portirt. Gbe er ieoob obfubr, fab man,
Die er Dem 01u6mirtb Elm idmuBi9ee
lbmere6 SinOal tber9db. SIN 2(rmen.
Doule an9elan9t, porO Der &ronfe, pie
ubllD lit, enttleioet uno man cntoedte an
ibm cine pabre acknowledgements
itoIt". 3u 9leider 3eit fanoen fitb aber
in Oen bolb pPrfaulten &leiocrn mebrere
@oloitUtte. Den Seamt?n fiel iegt oo6
8Gnoel Elm, uno ais Der Sronee be6balb
befra9t muroe, ioote CT, e6 entbolte weiter
ntbt6 ais ein poor 8Ieioun95ftdtfe uno
etlpo6 8eIo. Mon mar ieOob nit biefer
lu6funft nidbt jufrieoen uuo 4oerr Did.
inipn, Der UrmenoufleDer, beitloB, Die
Sadie felbit Su unterlutben. Der Sau6r
tpirtD muB ent,peoer lebr ebrli0 iein, o0er
lpen9 gteuNieroe beiisen, oenn er BAN
oi9te 0rn. DifinIcn oo6 Sunoel ebenic
Elm, rDie ct cs erbalten bate. Ills e6 9e0f
net puroe, lbWdrmte oo6 llu0e,iefcr oar.
aus berUor uno inter i0muBi9en MG
fanOen iiA $1,000 in @olo. Der Gi8en:
tbtiner 1T ieBt lsben59efabrlib frone,
pa6 paDribcinli1 cine SoI8e Der ielbtf
auferle9ten Gntbebrun8 1T. Gr 1T Iebr
einiilbi9 unO ruenn er AUDI lpirtlicb 28iI.
lens mare, 3u lpretben, 10 III er isBt o0b
ju iDWa0 Oaju.-(Dbll. NrsBe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
5bIimmc I1euisfciten far CabaPeFau.
CT, rpenr mabr.

Sin Brief aus Der &abof5s&coion Don
Sir9inien an einen Sreuno in Wariqtto,
8antaiter Gauntp, m0rnt bic 8abaf6tou.
or Der oce NorOcne por Dem @euuB Oe6 i'm
Suocn jubereiteten ,,llnfrout6, neil
mon @ift oarunter miitbt um ole Mdn.
ner oe6 9toroGn6 Ibneller ou6 ber Q8elt
3u iboffen ol6 man nit Dulper uno Btci
jn tbun bOffen f1nn. Q8tnn oa6 10 q y /
III, 70 1T e6 9Nuib iebr lpicbti9 fir Solbe
Die blelcm t . Il | 6 en- 8ebraucb bull
oi9cn mir empfeblen o0ber oicie gtlbs
ribt ibrcr ior9fdlt9en SeabtupD, uno
liberlaiitn ibnCn bic Seurtbcilun9 oe6
2SertDc6 oerie.ben.
Ser ndmlitbe Correspondent iaot, rap
man Baltimore nitt traucu turfe-oat
c6 in Der 9oujen 9Selt fcin 9rG6cres 9tclt
pon Serr0tbern 0ebe, uuo Dap nur Die onz
weienoe Militdrmabt lie in Sbranfen
balte. I'm Stbluiie ieint6 Sriefc6 laot
er, er tiberienbe oiele 9{Obritbt nm icine
Sreun0e i'm 9toroen iib ju perbinoen, unc
Dap iie gang juperIdIii9 lei.-(Sclffr6o.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
gSpu 2SaicbtnatOu. .
Gin Sreifen erlpartet.

g8a 6ington, Stunt 30. @s rro nun
nit 9epibbett bebauptst NaB un1re Iruppsn in
peniAcn 1agcn ben SsfebI erbolten mcrOen. ccrs
wdrt5 gu mdridirCn, uno man nil nit Qlsihm
@ewibbeit wj6en DAP Elm BIdn3cnOer Siss fir bic
rStunen unO Slreifen" pas NsIultat iein wtrO,
Gin rIpeftatlcr Scrr Uon 8ntudD, Der bier H.,
perfAcrt, pnb in Sentudg 20 Nsaimrntsr aufse'
traat wcrcsn tSnnen, um fir bic Union Su tGm'
pfen.
Die gleui9tsiten bon ben osri6ersnsn 6eleIu.
germ iInb beute iCbr maser - ater wsnn bas alte
Spri bwort nod p0Br II, 70 muB auf ,,Ojcir
StIls Gin Sturm fct9en"-unO pab es stu 9tiaRts
ger Sturm lttn mag, Nnvpn II Ihcn cir 9ersr i'm
gpraus liter,sugt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03

DPGin 9S Settlauf fano am vprs
leeten Montaa in Der Rdbc Don 9tcWDort
ffdtt. SO betbeili9ten lidb ;rrei Sncianer
uno jlpei Gn9ldnper oaran. 2(uoemein
bcrribte Die 2(niibt unter Den 3uitbauz
ern, Die Snoianer. oroBe frdfti9e @etals
ten, pIroen oen Sie9 odpon trd9en, pGbs
reno man oen flencn, fbmdtti9cn gn9s
l6noer peni9 jutr0ute. Sennob 9eponn
elmer Der 9eBtern oen prei6, er lcgte 10
Meilen in nibt gang elmer Stunoe 3us
rGf Die beioen IeBten Meitcn fonnte ct
9emGbtIib ipa3eren, p1 feline Witbemers
ber, erib0pft ourb Die 9robe $oiee, be-
reit6 ouf9e9eben botten. Sein 9epinn
Jetruo $ 700.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Don lOaIdjinaton.

Sn Der poriocn 8obe puroen BON bier
tiber 100000 Sriefe nit Der Qolt ab9ez
ibitft, pppOn jpei 0rittbeit Soloaten.
briefe waren. 2(m pCrIegten Mpnta9
wuroen $1,000 Sriefe ab0eIbidt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03

OSn 98 Il fbin9ton puroe Der
GrIieut. 8aneolpb, Der einit oaourb 10
betannt muroe, Dap Ell Sen. Satfi an
Der 9tdie iupftc, pon ocn SolOdten per-
5aftet, neil cr itb oHentIib, ju 8unlten
Der 9onfooeraticn 9eduBert bate. Nibz
fer Donn belt ibn 5u 8ar9Ibaft fir
Elm ferneres 8crbor an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
lInterfd,lrif uno 5elb(fmero

Qripatoepeiben famen bier an, mel6e
meloen, Dap Der Srea aiurer Der Hep: 2Jorf
Gentral Giienbobn Gompagnie 9rober
llnteribleife lib ibuIpi9 mo6te uno
SeIbitmoro beeino,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03

@oup. Spra0ue.-Gs miro berids
tet, Dap 9onp. Spro9ue BON &bcoe S6s
lano, Der itb ieet in 8rie96oienft befins
oct, in turjer 3eit Die Sobter oc6 SdaB.
ietretdr6 @boie beirotben piro. Gr foa
nod nIbt 30 Sabre ait fein, uno Elm Ser:
moeen bon > 100000 tefieen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
Rad)e eineo belCiei8ten ebemannce.

2(m leeten Miittpcb muroen in Cane
8apou, 2lrf., 8. s.. Rpbert6 uno 6rau
Dale, welbe elm itrofbarc6 SSerbdltniB
nit chamber mterbeltcn, von Gem Sat
fen Der iDuIoi9en Srau, S. 5. Dale, ers
iDoiIPn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
6ric0S<N0el)rict)tetp

gDir laben bIsrna6ietenC bic pi6tteRsn unb
msiR putr16sinIi&sn-bsnn ale 3u ssbsn III In
einsm pShsntlt6n 8lutts rein unm6eIi4-
8rttss. .gla6ri6tsn, Sruppsn'8 '8swssunssn, u. +.
TO-. rpteOsr. pis Is BON Gag su Gag bst uns sin'
trtTsn, foIssn, Oamtt unfsrs esisr BON allsn @cr'
fallen TN 3aIammsnbans unterriGtet wsrrsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
.9ntrrtGantr lladri6tsn uOn Ri6mOnO

Gin 8aarenbaus uno elm Odmpfer
Oerbronnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
OOm Eriegs(r6aupCNbe.

Yroteit oc8eu oa6 an9eblidbe Gompromib
in Rentufp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03

mib at8uI6lieben ppsr bic trieeeriI6en SpGntic'
men aufjubaltsn, tatsn nat bic sertnglle Be
9rinoun9 unD linb pp11dnbis mipabr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03
SOn Der Seffum9 WsUmrOe.

5ufano Der fdeliben Trupprm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-03

"a NE, Ssls @auntp, Sa.. "a. Stunt. Dor
ttnietn fa9sn tdn9tsn bic btsissn Siirosr 9. D.
Burfe, sinrn g3isesilIOniRsn, an einem 6snlrr
pfs prlttsn Stodss I'm @srt6tssebduNr. Sbm
wures Die urRstsrfGaft Der am z. Stunt unb pori.
gen December auserbrcGrnsn pgbeerenosn 8eu.
srsbriinIs an ttefsem plabe unO bic Nbf6t ben
@'lHdtstbetI Der Stapt uspn5utrsnnsn, na6ae.
nrlsn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-21

THE election. for Governor and members
Of Congress in New Hampshire takes place
this day, and the contest is regarded with
more, than ordinary interest, because it has
been looked forward to as acriterion by which
% judge Of the amount Of reaction in The
New England States against the revolution
ary Republican party, In consequence Of The
disastrous effect it has produced in breaking
up the Union, in destroying all the CONNER.
eial and industrial interests Of New England,
and in now attempting to inaugurate q bloody
civil war, the end of which no man can fossec.
-lNew York Hersld.
Well, New Hampshire has srcken, and
the people DO not appear to BE- seriously
frightened; for the State has been swept by
the usual Republican majority. The slang
of the Herald, and the threats Of Disunion.
lists. are treated with proper contempt BY
the hardy, intelligent and industrious people
of New England. II Cincinnati Gazette.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-21
From the 81. Louis Democrat.

trroul tnc 81. Louis DcmOCratl
The following is an extract from privat.
letter received in this city by one of oul
workmen, from his brother in Charleston. =
Those are the men with whom the miserable
traitor JEFF. Davis is to march upon the
Northern States We begin to feel perfect.
ly easy about the attack on Fort Sumter:
CHARLESTON, Feb. 20, 1851.
"Now, something about politics.
Here everybody is a soldier. have been
in the field service the past two months
A soldier, and ho,os With shoes without
soles, poor food, and worse clothiug.. May
God have mercy. Should the North march
an army down here, two-thirds Of our men
would join them. Don't be surprised that
all people here seem to be in favor of ssces-
sion. Otherwise, many a. poor fellow would
be starving. Whoever refuses to be a soldier
must leave the city. Fort Sumter still stands
quietly, and the garrison appear to be in
good spirits Our army have not yet at
tacksdit. The asses appear to be too stupid
to undertake it. In order to do that they
want another earibaldi, or keep their mouths )
shut. Rumor has it that it is to be taken
next week, without fail. The commander
Major Anderson, have known in Florida,
and believe him TO be brave man.
How do you progress in st. Louis2-
Write me soon again. Yours, &C., x"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-21
Letter from U. 8. senator Lame,


We have great pleasure in publishing tn,
following letter from that brilliant statesman
the Hon. Joseph Lane Of Oregon. 1t ma,
seem somewhat parodoxical that Pacifi,
statesman should be ferociously warlike
but that Ii evidently none of our business- =
We cannot comply with Mr.. Lane reques
in regard to hoisting the Palmetto, flag, bu,
we will say that we admire his 1--WE alluds
to Mr.. Lane, and not the flag, Of course,
boldness, candor and eloquence % I
SENT CHAMBIR, WASHINGTON, |
March the third, Is & so ,nct.
EDS. VANNURTY FAIR: if god spairs my
life ! shall seeseed with in 20 dase. jonson
Of tennysea is fornenst me, but he haint col
no intellect into him. Sivil war is sertin q
wants TO here the Cannin Rore. Hist the
Palmettoe bannir from on top your oils
let il waive to the Bress. Don't mucillate
this mannerscript and be particlar not ID
make no Misstsiks ia the spellin and punk.
tooate It proper, amerykan Staitsnen suffer-
from scrofnlus papers which tries to bring
them into ridicool BY muciIlatin there man.
nersoripts.
On 70 the ffsyl the god Of Bottles upon
tho palmottoe ha&. tl.
|. yours respectfully, !. 20 -.'..I !
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-21
The Peach Crop,

It is TO be feared that the Peach crop vii
prove total failure. in this neighborhoot
e. g.. least, 1. & this y year Ihs young buds reper,
mas II, were d.nost altogether destroyed by
the recent frost, while the weather we arr
now having will, II is feared, finish the rest
Our exchanges bring. us similar reports, SC
that altogether the prospects of a bountiful
or even moderate supply ofthis delicious
fruit here this season are the reverse Of
promising. A committee Of the Horticul.
tural Society Is now examining into the OK.
tent ofthe damage done, and will be prepar.
cd to report at the next meeting. Every
care will be taken to arrive at correct con-
clu:ion o. to the prospects ofthe crop, and
their report, whatevar 1t may be, win be
looked for with iaterest. II [Pitaburgh
Chronicle. "a T7
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-21

BLOOD FooD. Attention is cslleAito this
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-21

Tss Editor Of the Gazette, in speaking
Of Fort Sumter and our question as to what
no would do If the forces there we're attack.
cd, says his advice would be, "Come away
don't Ars single gun at your Southern
brethren" Well, We believe Heston saws
this ffum'his heart, and because he feels in
sympathy with his Southern brethren. y
Whilst the impossibility of holding Fort
Sumpter is wringing cries of anguish" 4" and
"groans Of despair" from the hearts of all
patriots in the land, and whilst it seems
choosing between Cylla and Charybdis to
reinforce or evacuate that fortress, General
bcott saying it will cost millions of treasure
ard thousands Of lives to reinforce at this
dme, owing TO the fact that they have had
months 10 prepare their defences; and upon
the other hand the American knows his na-
tional heaor is at stake--that 1t is about to
20 to psDtsr In the markets Of the world,
IT Sumpter Is evacuated to tho vile nest Of
traitors in Charleston. Whilst this terrible
sltsraatsvs b upon us, the grinning traitors
10 our midst are talking about giving up the
Fort vjth - much dippancy IS they would
Discus . party question Of the hour Aye,
there b tAsrub: Heaton will consider the
ovseustion of Fort Sumpter party triumph,
end God Knows il will be triumph Of the
POLICY q James Baohanan--the last, great
triumph Of his Administration. Heaton,
you ought to call out tho faithful II Fort
Sumpter i evacuated, and have q last grand
jubiles ever the great party triunspA. say
you ring the old Court House bell, and get
them together. You need not be afraid /:
you win not DO alone. We know Of some
doson others who viii join you in your jubi-
lee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-21

VIZ pablish quite number Of extracts
from papers, North and South, on the
Inaugural Of President Lincoln. We have
taken the pains to classify them, and it will
Be seen that nearly every Union paper in
the Southern States speaks favorably of it,
and another thing will also be seen, that i,
that the Gasette and Republican, ALA,
Union Guard, alias only American pape,
published In Eastern Ohio, alias Organ oi
the Cofsdersted States Judging from the
outside Of the last issus), are in sentiment
vhsrs We havs always classed them: with
the sscssslou press Of the county.