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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

who, though "wide as the poles asunder" on
specific questions, are-to man-agreed on
the one vital question, as to the life or death
of the Government. Honest Republicans
and honest Democrats can understand this,
and act accordingly. We have therefore
never supposed that the patriotic Democrats
who now come forward in this hour of their
country's peril, to defend her against the as
saults of traitors, were only actuated by a
desire for office-and that promised before
hand-as an incentive to duty But we had
supposed that they, under the present circum-
stances, were willing to lay aside party con-
siderations and unite their energies with ours
in carrying out the measures of policy neces-
sary to the salvation of the country, though
those measures do happen to be the measures
of Republican Administration.
Why, then, if the Courier man is honest in
his mo party" sentiments, is he so much dis
turbed at any call which bears the name of
"Republican upon it ? Why was not the
call for our State Convention, and also the
one for the county, satisfactory to him; and
why does he not support the State nomina-
tons Is it not because there is not a DEM
ocrat upon the ticket?
We are of opinion that the last queries are
fully answered in the following extract from
an editorial article in the Burlington Senti-
nel-good Democratic authority--of July 9TH,
which chances to lie before us, and perhaps
we may also find in the same extract KEY
to unravel the whole mystery for his great
zeal in getting up still another call for a
County Convention
g. 1t was in the Rutland Courier that we
first saw any mention made by Democratic
paper favorable to the proposed uaion of par
ties the Courier announced some weeks
since its approval of the nomination of Mr..
Holbrook for Governor, and that it was ready
to support him and other Republican nomi-
nees, provided the Republicans would equita-
bly, divide up the remaining &" loaves and
fishes" between themselves and the Demo
Gratis. From the subsequent change in the
Couriers tone, we were led TO infer that he
had made approaches to the Republicans of
his neighborhood, but that they found him so
ravenously hungry rat" that they declined
to admit him to partnership in the public
crib. To use his own peculiar illustration
we wonder rhO has been trying to :" get into
bed with Republicans" and possibly may
have got-kIcked out"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

SHARP EARTHQUAKE IN CANADA
Montreal, July -. A severe shock of an
earthquake was felt here at 9 o'clock last eve
ming, which lasted for several seconds. 1t
was felt at the same time in various places in
Canada West. In Ottawa City chimneys
were thrown down and vessels shattered
We hear of a shock of an earthquake be-
ing felt in several places in this State about
the same time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

A GooD PRoPosITIoN-A good farmer
on Long Island proposes to plant ten acres
in addition to his usual planting, and give its
products to the army. If all the farmers
throughout the country would do the same
thing, there would be less complaint in re-
gard to the Commissariat department.
We do not know how it may be at the
South, but here the farmers have increased
their crops, and this season has been favora-
BILE to heavy production.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

The Richmond Enquirer was in Court IN
New York on Tuesday last. Mr.. q. Jen-
nings Wise, It's publisher, brought an acton
against J. I. Ridley & c., TO recover a b.-
for advertising. The jury, who evidently DID
not sympathize with the secession procliyltls'
OF the Enquirer, returned a verdict for ~
defendants.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

A severe tornado passed over Londondcr-
ry, N. H. on the 18th inst, unroofng and de-
molishing buildings and running orchards.
crops, &c. The tornado swept about third
of a mile in width through valuable timber
land, leveling everything of any size.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

The gamblers in the army are reaping a
rich harvest, the volunteers taking readily
to card-playing to kill time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

THE MOsT RATIONAL ACCOUNT OF
THE WAR.-The Commissary Generals.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-18

IRGINIA OFFICIAL HOLDING OFT
AGAINST Gov. LETCHER.-S Soon after The
passage OF the virginia ordinance OF Seces-
sion. Gov. Letcher s-nt the following dispatch
to the Mayor Of Wheeling:
RICHMoND. April y. 1851
II 1adre,r Slreeney. Mayor NJ Wheeling.
Take possession OF the custom house. pos
office. and all public buildings and docu-
ments IN the name OF Virginia Virginia has
seeded.
JONI LETCHER. Governor
Mayor Sweeney replied in the following
laconic style:
WHEELING, April u. 1851,
Ia Jotn Letcher, Gorertor Of TirgudG.
| have taken possession Of the custom
house. post office, and all public bindings
and documents I'm the name of Abraham LIN
COIN President OF the United States. ~bo.e
property they are.
ANDREW SWEENEY.
Mayor Of Wheeling,
The correspondence here closed Mayor
Sweenry continued TO hold possession OF the
Federal property until the organization Of
the new State government al Wheeling
Governor Letcher made no further attempt
10 seduce him from his allegiance.
How TO PREVENT THE RECOGNITION oE
TIE Confederate STATEs.-One of TIE
foreign ministers here made a significant re-
mark the other night at a dinner party. TIE
feeling Of foreign cabinets towards this Gov
eminent was alluded to, when this diploma
tist replied Gentlemen. the cabinets al E.
rope he Jegond Richmond" In other words
Ii IS question merely Of fact. If you drive
the rebels out Of Richmond they cauuo,
achieve their independence-if Won do not
drive them out of Richmond and Virginia
they will deserve recognition. and will get H.
-W,aSh. Car. " l. Zee Post.
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nj 4 II As Il u T.

In Waterbury, Conn, Aug. 9th, BY Rev. George
Bushnell Mr.. Redfeld Duryee, of Waterbury, to
Miss Mary Frances FoOte, Of Rutland, Vt.
On the 9th inst by Rev. Leland Howard, VIM.
O. Cochran Of orthfeld and Mary S. Earl of Rut-
land 1890
by the Rev. j. K Converse, Mr. vii ard A. Tyler Of
burlington and Miss Sarah Jane Wallace OF Wills
bor0, n. I.
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c0MMIssIoNEEs. NOIIcE.

Hon Probate Court. for the District OF kut-
land commissioners 10 receive, examine, ans alJast
ali aims and demands Of all persons ag4nst cor =
hereby give notice that Will meet Tor the Pc
OF eNanliuiug and allowing said claims al me 5tSIJ
NonGay's in Septernber and January next, from one
o'clock, r NJ until four CLOCK, 7 A., each o. ssld
DAYS and that six months from the ON gay oi = ~
Tu.t 4 d 1851 il the time limited by said Court lor
ad creditors TO present their said claims TO Us lot
examination and allowance; NO.,
LYMAN COBB, /
Dated Tiumouth, VT, 18th day OF August, d.
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GEN, WOOL IN COMMAND Al FORTRESS
MONROE
Which prevents the honor of bis apPa aranco a: orr
annual state tair at EGtIaud bu' FRANCIS FEN \
having returned from The wars Wi be found at lis
DEUG STORE on MAIN STREET
with d stock Of good. that CANNOT be surpassed by
Any Drug store ia the
STATE OF NERMONT.
His sp.e~eid SODA FOUNTAIN was SEyER in
better condition % administer she wants Of those
Come one come ALL and Mr. Penn BEs- efforts
TO SUIT viii be al your command.
Please remember, /. ! En- =.
Union Building. II ain ST.
KutiaHd VI
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-29

hIii-E-a LIE 4 nd RETAIL
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
10 . NJ :
rEgKIys' NEW BLOCH, MEacHAErs Row,
4 TL1ND. IT.
TIE subscriber la. Is: received full a-so-tmsat Of
new and latest styles OF Furniture. CONSISTING Of
H E - T E.aDs, BURE AUs,
DINING AND EXTEN>IDI TABLEsr
tAELJH SINKS. WASH SLAMS DRESS TABLES,
AND CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE.
Also a large variety of Muoas. all grades from the
Cleape-t to The bell
UPHOLSTERY TRIMMINGS
Of every variety, consisting OF lrtaIa ad Furniture
Dau4-k. Velvet, Piu-I Hair Goth Printed I.t-tiuy
aud Hcpp-. q good assortment of Saa5e and Picture
keep on hand q good assortment Of
MATTRESSES. sPkINU BED, FEATHER BEDS,
Feather and Hair Tilors. Bolster. ac Feathers,
all grade, q. low prices All kind Of
rAELOR K COMMON FUR%ITUEE REPAIRED.
UYhoi-terug in al its Lrauahes done 70 order, BY
one OF the beet "orkmeu Iu New England.
We are al Eavs ia readirr-s 70 reEo"ate your
Feat Bed vi. -.eam for GSE DOLLAR each
. The beds are thoroughly cleaned ~ all FaTuH and
Gent and in most the bulk increased one half
GIea-e examine our stDeE before purchasing else
where. 1ou gill find our offices exec .!ugty low
Furniture Dealers requested 10 call, u, sell
yOu IurIif ur- aud M4t.rr--e- I,w prizes YOU
can lind tie anne a. any Msuutac.o in ~ state.
4 D. BRADLEY. Ageu
utaud. Aug.lfI33l 3I3w
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0GDENsBURGH OH WORKS

HGDENSBURGH OIL@zWORKS !
~ OGDENSBCRGH y. Y.
E. a. WATROUS, President.
Tb Oil made at these works is refined by an entirely
process and for urabiity, 4lebrness and brill
fancy Of light, is unsurpassed by any other.
kERO SENE OIL.
Also REFINERs OF LUBRIcATING OIL.
For the superior quality of my Lubricating Oil !
would most respectfully refer to the following par
ties Novelty Works, New York CITY; Norris Iron
w oTks Philadelpliai Baltimore & Ohio Il. r Co,
Bal more Md. and over one hundred other com
pau~s OF equal responsibility and standing
This oil is becoming in uniYersa! use among Rail
Roads ana NJ tchine shops.
Orders most respectfully solicited
L. a. WATROUS, President.
FRENCH & KINGSLEY, Who)e-ale agents 10
Rutland Vt. aug2ida w3mOs
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southern Dispatches Prohibited.

REMAINS OF GEN'L. LYON.
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GLORIOUS EXPLOIT OF THE
BUCKEYES.
TERRIBLE FIGHTING !

THEY TT THEIR WY THROUGH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

5srr Grihsnpn SrlanAt Grlautntb SsI&ldiTe
snsutrtnssn, paB Der Srirs Our6 bic IdbliGin
StaGttn iibsr uns gstraat ist. unr ba6 Der GOn-
greg Cbne 9siprnitaft unN 8adsluR nur 1elnsr
pfi6t ssbtnte pdb tsr Srifg tsin GrCtsrunss-
trits iti, ppsr 9essn fdhIids Snitituts ssrI&tst,
ipnosrn nur fur Nufu6tbatuug Der Gonilit
unb tab, iUtulS ritfsr 3wed rrrsiRt IL, Der SEiss
auTbErsn mdlie.
Serr SteOens pTOtsairts ssSsn @infibruns Der
Sei6IuNs.
Strr Upton Wia beantraetn, rem llnicnlruttn
ron 6nirf0r Co., Yirsinisu, $4,000 gnti6dCt.
suns gu btIuiatsen.
Serr Burnett prCtrlrt Sassstn.
Die Ssnutbiu ftir 100000 gum NirlSen unb
6auf'n BON S6tffsn puBrts.
Der Seiammtbsi6lu6. llntrldbuns Der g8itt-
wen unO s0aiien Der WanuIdoit Der 8rissel3d-
lupps esSant pabirts.
Das Saus sins gum Committee bss @an,sn
iitsr trSdeli6 tr1HT Organization ess Strps'
lens.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
ySGi; cscrt NSDurpe.

Suit 90. - Am Dcnntrias Ssrtts6 sins
pdrtts pon SV!eatm Sort WcnrCs ptne Grs
laatnb um bic ltmgtatnO gu bslsben, GtniSs
stunten taraui rpurtrn fs bur6 20 berittsnt TO-
rice augsarffen, upbfi Wdi. 8aplings pcn 6sns
tudy, Der rrl 5pE sinlgrn Gneen bort anssIansi
mar. incfn Ibm cine tusst Ourh ben 8Upf gs'
itcdsn, pSsIib estSOtsl wube.
Die 0rmee in 2Sir9inien.
g8a56tnatrn. 20. Suit. 9lah unfs.
tr Ifbten Ospsi6r IN sius atttsiIuns Der Nrnst
untT VI DOUel lsBte Gatt OUn GtntrspiIe ndt
sinsm Duntt icnlrI.t Der Wanaiiss Suncton, at.
gcihidt wOrpsu, init Ter AbRdt Gen. SpbniCn
psltsr paIu6sn fol-, ictne Iruppen 81 bsnjsntarn
UOn BealreBarb 81 ilCbcn, ntIuIGnsicen. Se
Sua Hun srWartcts man Elm atsrmafigtS 8rCien
Infer 8prluit gu Dull Run.
Sin ipGtss Gut6t Vaiidsrt baB unIrr gerlui
bst benz 5Teffsn ,u 9ua 8un, am l9tsn SutI, Oat
tsiFt ,ufnnlmsn al @rt6btsten unb 8rrrunbrtsn
l58 ssmeim fst. Der gsrtul Der Scrss, Der
man tbsnfalls ni6t esndu auefnbIs MAIDEN tann
ictI absr, ple man sraagt, nod tetrutsnN 9r6
fer als Der mirtes letn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Suit 2I Sosbsn ats mir tur QGeee ae6sn
mClltsn tEaF nph bic Nahriht yun snem bIuli.
gen lrrifen, aber aud Iualrih pen sinem eIdnIen.
ben llnicn-Strg bet uns gtn, Das @rfedt fanb
HIATT al Bulls Run, gnn, nabr non 8eameaarba
llrF bcisiltstrr TCfIcn, beI ManulTsS SunrtiOn
Die 3abl br 9ruppen bic chamber irInpih ee.
sfnHber fanosn mar erBbtr als bic 81 rgsnV ei.
nsr fritrrrn 3sit In 9msrIta.
Gen WcOUpfIl, Der @sfetIsbaber unlsrer
lruppsn, bate istns Generate unp gCIcnels I'm
9 ubr am Breltaa gtenp alle in lsinfm Saupt.
quarter a. gentrtpillt, psrfammelt, ltlrpo lie adj
ltrR BefsbIe erbIsltfH. lin 81 lltr brs Wgrasni
om Samitaas bsaann Der 9crpdrts, MarIt, unt
UNI 6 ubr srSifnetf unfsrr @rtilnIt bas Geuel
auf Die 3crIes--btt naturlt6 It6 ibrt pclticr
gsnGttt unb rarin bcn VOrtbstI dbsr uns batter
-psI6sS fhnrll ttrIsrrrt wurbr.
lInIsrs Snfantess Ipurpt ntdt In Haben JtsnI
asbraht, bic na6Drm man Stuntsndng bic 8a
ncnfn grtrau6t bate, uHe ts III gang aspb Da(
Der 5ino curh SObnlcn'S grnrs ppn g4inhslifl
psrllSrFt pCrben In - WSbrSnp unisre 5ruprsr
untsr 0atisrIOn, buyh ltns NaalGbatstt nod
mstrrrs Jaae sntfstnt lInO. Die 3prtss batter
Oatsr ale Gorttstle an pOlion, Der 8stlnntihaf
Vss 9runpes, Ter 3abl u. (. w.. uno bod ba
alrs btes ibHsn nihts, tnpsm Die 5apfsrEsit unle.
rsr IruPpsn une gut eurapahts plGns, 3u pie
fir Rr mar.
Die NeteQ Blttsrisn purbtn nah Cinrm bei,
Bsu Sample gum ShWs8en attga6t, unp itu
5ruppsn 30a BET 3ea, JUriit9strir6rn, bis r.
Bulls Hun perIabfn mu6tsn, pOtsi lie i6re 5pp.
ten auf rem S6IaatfeIos lisssn-uno IUmit I'M
ere traVsn IruPpsn ais Sie8sT bes Cages amer
flnutCn.
Der Serluil auf bripsn Sriten III nalarli9 isb
l&WCr. absr bFrfclbe fam bis Isbt nod ni6t aus
gtmittet perben. Sol. Cameron, Der 8rupe
pss 8risasiscrrtSrs, brfnptt lld untrr pm @stSp
.rtsn. tlnb 70 gebt Elm Werint, baB Genera
S6fnt crn SbIc rtenfdQs selSrttt porbsn ls.
Jeff, Davis. Sen. SObnion uno Sen. Beau
regarp, iOlIsn bic EUrtr' Sruppeu anseleitst batn
Die Stirfe Der TrbrII'h 1ruppsn rpIrr auf 20 ,
900 etltdpt wabrrnO bic unlr9e nur aus rtru;
$1,000 Wann tellsbt.
Das @rfrdt enb0s Fd paml. ca6 Die lprie
ilb I'm llbr rrs Na6miltasS Burid,cecn. -
Sen. DR'DOwta psrpsigsrts cine 5rucs 8lagat
an1unsbmsn. auber Iis feI fir cline unteCinatc lie
brrsate br fsinNIi6m Armse.
Cine Drps d c nil mjiisn. taB bic Rsbrl
len nun IN brr S}unctIUn WlNermangeI letben -
uno taB Der 8srluit bet Bulls Nun Gin lrbr fGvP
ret fir lie II. Sts iOlen srspunsen lsin OaS g4a
fer auf rna 8traetbabn bst;ubolen. 9esnu ta
Ger ber Cura tie nt6t baIO 3urddtrctt, 10 wsr
Den piss bod bic Saras su tbun prm6aenO fen
Rfinssfaas wiyb eS ibnrn frtautt perben, vlc
I1nlsr ba ~ 0rblsttm.
Del ottsr Belt tpirp mabriattnld au6 nod
etn anberes Iufen bri pisfer SunttIon ifattaefun
ben Gdbtn-unp blB aud bier mItrr Irupvrr
Iearsid sswsisn IsIn mSssn, tafiir bstrt elm jsOs
outer lniUnmann.
Die glattCn BAT trunpbirt @Stt iti bafil
gspantt Gs Iats bic 9trputlif
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Der COngreR.

sSai6in9tCn Sult l5.-Smat. .-0r
Dtrpn tterrGthte unp bcfirpprtste cine 8ittIttift
vCn Connecticut, in lrrlhtr UNI I6nele uno trGf,
tBe 5ubruns rrS Rrts8es, ais bas ein3iae WitrI
UNI bsm eanee 5rirOm Surttd gu sstsu, setstsn
ptro.
@uf 6aIe's Nntrls purbs 'ur 8dbl slnrs Srs
rstdrs pss SRnats aeIdrittsn, unb ba Gcl. 5ctn
s8 6crnep Don ben SO ab1egsbfnen Shmmsn
26 frbtflt, 70 purrr sr ais rs&tmdbig srpitlt trs
Hart. Gjut-lsbr gut
Sr. sDdtt brnfe sinr Bill rim gum SfuB Der
Rseierunss. s.GOnrattf.
pr. Zen Qpt cine Bill, far bic trBrrs Srgant.
lrung Der 9OlBst In g3ai6mgtcn.
Or. 9ppeII inierpsllirts pm 5tTiPasminiter ctm
Ssnat mitSuttssn. wsIte GOntraits felt Wdu
1861 atgeihloBen rpCrbtn lssn.
lrumbuQ brahte sins Bill Elm, bic baS Gigsn.
tbum Der asssn bic Der. Staaten fricefiibrrnpsr
prfcnsn In ben Rsttlsnifaatsn confisrirt.
s.-Nuf 0af6burns Gntraa wuree ts.
IGlcgtn, Die SaupeIs. .SCmmittGt ;u srIuGen 70.
slsi4 Glprtrunssn anjuiltllen, auf pcl6f g4et1e
ben HiubGrrtsn Ter Sssr6ubsr Gnbalt 9slbln wtr.
rtn tSnre bic unter nnasbIi6sn bon rrr 8ebeQsn
RC9isruns dusgeitsltfn 8apsrbriefsn BEN omert.
tantiGfn SanesI 70 Oisl S6acsu 3ufisen.
Or. @cnfItns erbtGlt bic Grlaubni6, rinen 9s.
l6Iub sinsutrinasn, Der bic 5raee ibr elm alIae.
msnss SlnfsrcttgsisB slnsr Select Committee
iberpsih bic DIR nd6lsn siBuns bss GunsrsesS
btrlhtm fol-.
Or. @lpt 6etdthe i'm 9lamrn Der Sanbsls,
Committee fOlssnpsn 9sfGlub:
Dag Der 8risgeiecrtidr srfuft wsrSe. Icattih
cine ttnrsihsnrs SssmaGt in AnWfnbune ,u brin.
psn, UNI unlsrn SantsI pcr BEN SrrGubfrn ju
I&dSn, bic ii6 itBt auf unisrn 9srdfrn Sssen.
Or. Ger wUlIte bic Snds OsrI6istfn, inbrm rr
pen S'6u6 an bic COMMITTEE itrr Stsprlrn
SsrDiHen babtu Tpute.
gaaaneistam fra9t' Of bic #tsiuude RapU.
aifFs autIii0fn weftis,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Bai&tnaton Suit i6.-9ins In ga.
S4instcn snsctrCfsns Depsihs entbdIt nod fol.
ssne's Rabsrs, unO msbr AuCfdbilt6t, In Sr,ue
ouf pie nrultGsn SperatiOntn pes Sen. R'9I,l.
Ian, In 0sR' 'gtrsjntsni
Sn Der Nl&t pom titsH Sult sci Der 0ld.
rtht uon btm anrrdsn W'Stsadn's rdumte bic
8sbslltn'9Irmrs untsr Brigade. General 9arnstt
In GROCER Glls ibr psrialn3tts Eager bel eaurrl
4iu. Sts wsncstsn fiji, pis trwlbut, Nnfanos
iarliG nat SsosrlS gu. Ills tbr absr auf otslsm
Bsst bic 6Idttlinss Son Der Nbtbnlana ecs G,sn.
pssram sntssssn tamsn. bic pom Sen. Stolen
trnns asl4ld9sn pcrcm mar, purpe umasftbrt
unb Der Neg na6 81. @sOrss sinssi4tdstn.
&c purbs attr ni6t str als am t2t,n Suti
frdt bsmsrtt, bce bic Rsbsqsn ttr Eager Uerlassn
hattsn. @sssn 10 llbr bttrat bas 9ts gsalmsnt
Srn Sneidna banslts unp fanp cine Uftnas 3cIts,
cine SuuntItit Webl, @di,rn, llnifermsn unr
strfdisOsns Srdnfs uno gsrpunoets mt einsnl
Srtsfs, pCriH ssbstsn rpirO. fdr bieIsltsn SOrat
gu trnssn. Der game gDts. 20 0silsn prit
fUur NIT UCn BEN RstsIIrn pFeasporfrnm @spad:
aidtH bsiSst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Gin l)OrtiAen non lpafrbinatOn.
tdfSuS eCO EebcIi 6Cnerals 1obnfen
aus IDintClirr.
bon 1uasrbinQtoll.

gS dp ngton, II. Suit Die .arc6e
armt' bat cine aIIaemfmc GOrwartstewCaune
nat 6airfar GcWt 6auie genatt, non tuc eS vcn
ibrtm resblsn 5dstI ntht ptit 1T, pcm lnFtn Sill.
gel ater a Nialsn mtit
Die Armrs IClte bfutp @bsnb ien(ets Eairfar
Court Sduir 6at MAIDEN (Welhes bic NebclIen
wabrl6ftnlth Taumen pcrbeu Cber dpn erEGumt
tatenl une tbrrn Wlaria mCrBen iti0 fUrtlebfn.
Cir nabmrn RattcHen auf Gage nit.
8icr Itssrnpe 8attern CA bIs 80 8ancnen)
lnN & ihWers @sihUgs unb me9rst Sttwaorcnen
Saoallerc iino in Der GOlOnnt, bic baupKSdlia
aus Snfantsrie tfiisbt.
gtcb Elm Sie9 in &ir9inien.
GturtnnOti II. Suit. 5retaa atenbs
lEf etne GbtbcIuus beS 2 Sentutp Rceiments,
Sol. NcCOrufT, pOn @Cmpasnttn 800 RebeQrn
IN Spiidtu Nao Hipsr mp 9lttcmvlle, am
RanaUb1iIub unO trisb is In pie 6lu&t. @s
warpen 10 8etsasn sdUptet nN cine 2In,abl pu.
,puiEet
Die Scntudtu batten nur sinen Icotrn.
Sen. GOr's Brigade, bic ssaen bic Rsbsaen
untrr Er Soy. QGiie brfimmt mar, trlprgt i'd
raid am Sanawba' 5ub auiWdrts.
Sen. Sobnion bat iiD BuriRetjosen.
gGa cbinatpn, IL. SuIi. Gin Sff,Isr
psS 9attniOn ArmWeprps fam bier rm6 pon
WartInstGg an, pcn no rr erlrrn Worasn abs
siug. Gr mslOrt, pab GOl. SOtnIOn ltin Eager
gu SuntsT 6ia ain WOnta9 aufbro6 unb l1 nit
istnem GanIen Armsscorps Hd1 g3tndtfr jurid.
joS. Sen. Ydttsrlon rtdte Ipfert NIT sinrr eon.
gen Yfaht na@, unp mar tamals nar | Weilsn
pOn her Ma@but bss 5stnbes nlfsrnt.
SDn SSafcbin9tDm,
GDaI6tnston, II. Suit. Gjm. Nr.
DpUeu'S 2lrmsGcCrps braann obne 3psifs bCuts
JlIhmittag sine p0rp6rtsgsbtnps BGpseuna.-
Der stfrss Abjus uVn Gol. Ginlsin's 27. penn.
iylplniIbem Hsgtnsnt 80 Gen Ne Dopru's Com
manoo ma4t bas finfBtgts Resimsnt pul,
pelass ibm aus oisIsr Staot ;ulsiddt poTbCn
III ispGs oeritlbsn jiblte i'm Our4lnnttt 1000
Dllnn. DART Fno bic 8rguIdrrn nibt mitss.
'shnet, BON bsnsn brrtts $500 Wlnn gu ibm gs-
ltoBsn fun; 1000 anoers Rrguldrs NIT Gini6lue
o0n 600 Diarinsicleats1, nsbf ,wsi pVqiidnpiasn
Sdttaisn lsitttr Arttlsrts &c. icasn nC& Su ltts
ntm COMMANDO fpmmCn
Die 8ssjmsntsr ron 8bCbe Salanb bas II.
yt'p ycrt 8s9imsnt, bas 2. glsw 6dmpldrs He.
1tmsnt bic NdrtnrlolOdttn uno Die 8unpes. Nr.
ttIltrtt narihrttn brute UNI llbr dter bic 9anae
Srilfs wdbrsno tbrs NulitcOrps ;. .Dtre" lpisltsn.
Col. Surnips rtt nstsn Isinsn Gtupt Sslano
H'SimntsFH Der, bu&Rdtl6 nit 9Iumtnlrduem
uoerlaptn.
Dde arcBs @rmWcOTps Wt Ccweg's tpirp cbns
3wsif'I stwa $4,000 Nann sabItn.
Gen. lieutenant SSrit trIu&t teutt nut lsnsm
Stab bic Tyusprn opl Der 9iraInIa Ssi't
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Gin Crettfa gu DH4 Run.
Sin AamPf se9en cine mo6Pirte 8atterie
Dcrlu,t unfercr UruppCn ID Goote uno
40 DerluunoCtC.
Ser 0serluft Scr 9febeacm Iebtper
OOn ll)nCC6in0tOn.

~ "a d in9ton, Suit. 10. @jen. lpler's
DlSiIipn ltanp pCrtge WaGt wsnige OleiIen 6hli6
pcn GentrspiQr I'm Eager uup riiftr beute Wlcrs
gen no6 enrm plaBe am Bulls Run, / Mrlsn
luph bon Gfntnpille, ppr. Die 0ipiiion pals
irte GGntTsptle in SiGHbttt unb bic 5rupped
wsnceten iid pCn Ter QtttIe 8per eantlrd6s nad
WdnaIe5 .sPess. Pin rtricm s4egr sTbIetsr lie
bic 9flhrft pas an Der lnffn Sitte Der elno.
liyaes einr masFirls gnttsrs dufaettilt lei unb
Sol. HhdrNfcn, Der Die A. SrigaOe rUmmanoirf,
purhF bsOrNsrt, sins NcecancSciruna ppr,uneb.
men, pdbrsnO Der RsR rsr DiYifOn in her 9ldts
pon GEntrrptQf 6alt mahts. Gel. AiharpIpu
9Ina nit prsi 9Vmpagntrn brs Oaiiatulslts Re.
aimrnts rpr. Sic plifirtsn burh cine pffrns
ShIutt unb lenItn Ueotr auf lie QanbfrGss
stn, Die ettt pen Ust5Iie umgsben 1T. 1lSbih
wurbsn Re turf tn m5rpsrilG,e 6su'r pUn Der
Iinfen Ssite rmpfargsu ourA Wsl6rs nj trrr
SUlDaten Der 9iprbui sdSptet nurosn. Sis ts'
baupetsn isec3 tdyfsr ibrs Sttlluns unb beitn
ben 8id,us nit elmer &lnone pom Sbermdn's Bat.
trrie, prsn Dfsrbr burh bas Sfusr uutduSlid
aswurben. bic lit bur6 bas 2. Mdsan uno II
Rep gcrfsr 9lssiulsnt abseIbit wurbsn, rporauf
Fs li6 3urldjessn.
Die 8unpsstrupptn nabmEn bann pclItion duf
sinsm Sds'I. 9n 6runt wurOen Sws sgOssns
SanCnrn aufsslelt, tprl6e bw6 bic Gompasnis
y, bss 2. @aUaqsris'Resim une sinsm De.
tadement Snfltsris tsThiet wurpsn. Die Sn.
fantsrts (eis ctsn genunntsn 8esimrntsr) mar
tins Strsds rddpdrte aufseiisut. Sn pisltr Steq.
ur9 ruree prn tfipCn Setea Elm tetGRoisss Seurr
untsrbaltm.
Die 8tbslsn batlfn SUSi Satlsrttn In rlnsr
BEN Veg tsbTrI&mbsn pofitjOn. Gle bspisntrn
lore @sl&aFs i'bT gut, NIT Der sinsiesn ausnOb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
)(OC6 et Steg in Oirginjcn.
Son Sen. M'GleuanS 2(rmcc.


9n @aldjugtcn N zine Cffi,slle Deptite von
@en. WGlelan srbaItsn worpsn, 6atirt Suli 10.
1861. DtsisItc fntt6It folgmps fur3e abrr freu.
rrnVoue 9ladrt1t pcu entm absrnIaliaen Seae
in Dem ipsltIihn grsinien. 81 laat n6mlidb :
,,GtneS Der 8egimsntsr unter Gel. Cor, bos 2tc
Sentud9, bat am l6tm Sult 600 8e6elsn Al
@cup. gGiie's grmse aebSrrnU, aus &atea Gaun.
t9. 9jrsnisn, oriast."
Son 9rn. patterlon Nrmte.
Sine Drpcf6r n ~ Wal6Inaten eingr!rpfm,
ptIGt msIbst. rab G'en. pltterIOn, ocn Dem an.
prrlrIrts acmeOst pirO er iri nah Sbnrefpn bin.
geriift flo wiepcr nnh Wdrtinsburg juriitar,co
een bate. Die llrIaas bic sr eailr Gnatbt II,
oab feline 8oudttc trit6pft fsItn. Man nil
ater pifisn ca6 ptss nur eine bIinte 4naate tif--
npsm sr dnseNelt III UNI feline Aussn auf Sen.
SCbnipn gsri6tst 3u balttr-uno man MIL ferner
pifrn po6 er nur Iurddae,pdsn III, Inn nit mttr
Gepi6btit auF bic rrtte g3rils auf Die 9irbsQ.
4rmrf pirfrn ju t5nnsu. Wan pirb iin erin,
neru, 6ob a0s Srfpiqiar bic fh pCn bier mad
rsm S6Il6tftlSt brgtben bahsn, Fh mter @en
pattsrlOn tsfnbfn. Strs Disni;eit mar Ibun
por snigsn 1dsfn SsrTrfsn, allrtn sur 3rit ais
mir bLes fGrstrn mar ss immsr nod niht bsfannt
rrie baIo bitfslts mad Sdufe juritdfrbrrn cesr
C6 pisirIbs pirfIib bur6 Die Dausr tsS Rrirsss
In rer Armst bltben ptrpen.