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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-02

HAIRED.
AT the Manfi2n House Fayette street. Thursday
CR0THERS and Miss HANNAH THOMPSON, both of Cecil
county, Nd.
AT the "Mansion House, Fayette street, on Thursday
evening 3st utmo. by Rev +. Y. Reese, Mr. JOHN
WHITE and Miss HESTER J. EGEN, both OF Cecil coun-
ty, Nd
On the 25h January, by Rev Mr.. Foley, JOSEPH Nc
CASN TO Miss LAURA A. SMITH, of Alexandria, Va
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-02

DR.. A. A. BLANDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DR.. C. A. HARRIS,
81 NORTH CUIRIEs srprrl
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-02

ISRAEL Il Co.
IVORY TYPES.
WATER. COLORED
MEZZOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
iuIA-tf LIS BALTIMORE STREET.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
MuDitDr/S 9ln;ei0e.

SSn cen Bliien9eri0t pon Hetb1 Gp.
Sn Der SaGe Der Jlc&nma Yon 2Ibr. Sieilanp
unO DooiO lotetanp, 2lomtniihatorsn Uon Der
6tntCrla1;ni6oit Der prrtortenen Sulanna 0ies
Itnnp, lcttbtn ron Ve6a Gauntg.
llnr nun, 9Iusul 9, 1861, tpurte ouf @Uriflao
res 6rn. SIipcr, G. s. 0lpre, @ia., purh bic
Court, gum 2uptpr ernannt, um Die beiaets 9trd,s
uun9 ~ priftn, gu untriu6rn UNI wcnn n6tbto
ibu,uisttrIn, unO cine 9ertGdluns bem 0jeice gs.
map gu matcu.
..-z=A QuS btu Irtmtlu.-@,Huat5:
9s1Sg y. I0au5mnu, Sbr.
E1s-DW pten9crannte @upitcr pirb gum 3met
lsiner 2lnlclung anwrIrnp isn, am SamRag
pen 9ten Sccbsr, I'M 10 llbr &crmitta9s, in
Ietner Sifite, in Der Stabt Nlentan, no olle in.
tcrc6trte YsriOnen itdb einfinpm tjnnsn, psnn 1r
rS fir gut tr1nprn.
September 25. ra3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16

Ufentlide StraBc nah brr Union Stride, an 56eit
BON glo. t8, an Qano Spn s 9. Shnef unb
anbsru, entbolteno flint 2der unb 10 8utbsu,
8Cnaur5 Maab
9tp. 19--@in gewiie9 StGf 2onb,
aclr9cn in teiasem Stdbt6en grcn,en6 an rinr
SfentIi6e StroBe mad Der Union &irhe an bic
GCtte 6ss 6rantiin Sdulbauies, al 2anO Don 8.
anb 9. @rp6 9leubrn Ocitrrt unO an 0cttc Np.
l8, rntbaIhno aft unb ftinfis mp a6t ;3sbrteG
Jtuten, arnauce Maab.
9tp. 20-Gin 0rpiIlcS Stitf 2nn6,
gum 5Gsil 6pllnnb mt gum 96eil 9nulanD, ocs
lcsen in teiaatcm StGNtden, erenNuO an cine Gi.
irntlihe Strabe nl6 Der Union &rdr. an bic
Vctte pss 5rantttn S6ulbaulss, an ganb BON 8.
nb ., GjrpB, Deter 9tr6aro unb gtnOern, rnt.
6atenp ~ older unb SO 8utbrn, 9cRauee MaoB.
Np. 2l--Gin gcpines Stdd 2anb,
Aele9en in tcicgtem Stdettrn, srsn3enO an bic
HfentttGe Strabe wslts mad 6oqenbn6'S Wubs
ls fiitrt, an Qane BON Deter 8ri6arO, SbDma5
6abjnler unc an Gotten 9tp. 2l, 90 uno 2, ,
sntbaItcnO 2 older unp % 9tutten, 9enaues NtoaB.
?ip. 22-&in Srib iopIjlnnb,
arlrscn in bciaotm Stdotttn, grrn,rub an cine
3fm!Iidt GuaEc wclhr mad Siger5viar ftibrl
an &bcilc Vcn gio. II, % mp "a, rntbatteno 3
Ade un0 81 Nutbcn, 8rnaue5 MaaB.
SO. 23-Gm Stri6 5,pl3lnnb,
8clraen naNr tcld0tcm &tIrt6rn, arcn,enC an ct.
ne G1ntlGe StraBc wel&e mad Sdorrsptac
idbrt. an HanO pon Sonotan SHmit, an 16cile
non go. % mC %, unp 2Inrecr, Gtbnltsnb 3
afcr mlb 6i JtuIbrn, 9cnauc5 WaaB
9tp. 2i--Gin gcwiilc9 StId gmb,
grIegfn robc rcmltIbsn ptabe, erCnlenO an ganb
vpn Sonntbnn m0 0cEry @an1wrr :. G6rrt,
Spbn y. Sdnst mN 2nperr, rntbalIcnp 2ld-
CT rb I06 3uttm.
9r. 25-Gin QCpiNc9 GtUd gonb,
pecRen In b,laem SGrtdm, srCn}cnb IN cine
CnmtliGG gacy, Ycn pa entlana or EhnrdspiUc
Ncabtr0 Vote, uno IN ylno non Sgiinb Stej
rr 8 mb y. @roB unp 2ln6r.cr, cntbolICnO
icds uno Yicr 3sNntd Jiutbrn, 8naus5 ManB,
l}r. 26--&u 5tUd Yonb ptcr Strin<
brulb,
3elt6n in SiiOmGctbnQ 5aunlhiy, grhn Gouns
ty, grenwnp an eintn NriYatwcl, an yanb Won
@Crr9c Sducjrcr wo Jamr5 &lein, sntb0lteno
Otrr unO ,wan5i8 unO vies 3eHnhI 0lulprn, se.
naUro OldNb.
StiacS ii bas @rneeanlbum bcs Uwilortc,
um OantCl 9 6nef, lcBtbn ppn Horte'
idNtem Inuuidip me Gountv.
Die &rOmNmgcn nm &utauilIoDs unp 9lui
uaumA YCn
S5oms5 SiSiSS 5S@5&' Sasia'o,r, 2Com.O'a.
OrrA bic Grmt-S. 0nuSman, Gluf.
sSy' 3m leltsn ,3rit unO AM nGmiacn Ilae
wiyp au@ cine 2In31bl Sc2ntlu9 uuO 8rtttrr, rte
iar cine Bad d3tn 9rmnnti tcnugt GprNrn, we're
fluft wcrom.
geptcnItCr %. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
. r J i r~g / ite
Tur sen YlpVcmbcr= ! rvntim, 1861.

Sur SEN Nlo0cmber=S ; rrniu, 1861.
6r1lrnre 9icttsiIlle mWrrn sci tr nGhicn
Rvrmber'GcTt, Die IN 9lICntam gs0attrn werr
zen miro, gum Grrbtr Fpmmen
Wtthas, y. Matonev nO &C., GnbprIcr Won
Aucn Mrtctcn, 9rBn Soirpb Nu6.
>}acpb Soften 9C4cn benjamin Oiebl.
Dir. Sch, Grecutpr pes rerltprbenen Samuel
Npd 0CNcn o'trrgc StriHinler.
Scumt0D 2JItt, iiir ben 9mBen YCn Seile 8.
Gjebrp, ee9cn BENJAMIN 2jdtcl.
9Stuiam 8otb Nenrn NeltCn 9tCr.
98tIliam Jtctb acgsu 0apiO SloG.
6gcoW4 Nrtel 8r9en Gbartrs &. Martin.
Glcgab Nomrll uno Co.. 9eAen StCmaS Sd
ger, einr 6CC1rC5 unp 0runetciiBer.
oiatrjd 8 Seen, 2rminiitrdtcr peS pritUrtrs
nen 9ctn Sid, 5e9cn 9teuten @lid mp gGiliam
SotUtY.
o'ecr9c &cmmerr 9c9en GIt 6cifman.
l,tnrv 6ranB. fir ben NuBm pCn leinrr Jrau
SIiiotrt9 }y0nB, gc9fn NRanGlIcs NdEr.
getu g9c0pr gCGCn 9Gitliom &0m.
Sofpb Ndrr, AOmutjrltor rsr pTltrrbCnen
5Iiiotetb older, gCaen gEiidm Sar unO Is. Bar,
2lpmtnIltratpre pen AmOs Oicyrr.
9Siatam y. Glpmr mp 60, 9eBcn @pam
Sctnllrn,
2ntbOny Qpbcr aeBm Jtt6arO Deity.
Statpn mo 6arter 9sNen gGm. 3. OonCw5fp.
Neman 9app 9C9en Die Gttaiauaua unp 81.
0rlapiQr Gtirnbabn @jCicllihaft
Die &atrtdm 9ilGpbabn @riCaI6aft ge9en
Ibcmas Steirl.
2iutbcnY Foper Staen NaarO 0fiIg.
Die 2aentaun GtiGntabn 0eicuidaft 9f9er
Saect Gilltngsr.
10omas SGssr mO Satino leins 8rau, 9t9er
Die OR'YmnIyvania Gienbabn 0jeieaiaaft.
@as Snprer. gtos 0alIsuta6, gsYi Gjsprgt
unp Danist Sap 0csen NatGan Grim.
Nrumcqer unp SsCm 9e9en Sptn Siram.
9lcatm Bud 9eacn 9acOb s. Nlattes.
Gauel 6aBcrtY 1Carn 9nbrep &ramIi6.
Jamee Gafsy, Yrptb
! Setoter g. no6G
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
Dr. ll)m. :. paaaw5hD's
II pot bek =,
Io. 81 "a .sr Nsunten unO 0Bst 6amiltOns
Strdbt -. 2tGre cbCrbnIb 8ierp'6 eiqucr:
Stcbr, S(llcntauu.

SicUFI 2HCHtHllH.
Sn btn surcpaiihen Shusn pGr msbiSinifbsn
uno pbarmoTntjfhsu 6atuttdten srIc9su, unb elm
OiteltcD Der philadelphia moijinilhen Sthute ftble
id nib fSbiQ alien Nniprttben pcn Icr,Cn, Scbrbal:
tern uno Vripats9tutEn CrtipretbCn ;u tGnnen, uno
itbmtitbte ieb MIDI nit Der pcfnun9 pom publtum
uutCritiBt 81 weroen, "a th mrnr SReoijinCn alIe
nacb oen nsuClten @rhnounotn uno itrCn9 nadb ben
&er. Staateu uno currpiiltbcn Qbormatcpceen ~
berstsu 9sernts. 8Sjspr uno 8eftSGun9eu pcn
AGrjlsn weroSu aufs puntlitbite ourth labpsrlt6n:
oi9e HpcbGtCr auS9efdbrt wCrosn.
WGten Dro9ursn uro thcmfhSu Irtiftln pGr=
oen ;um &CrtOuf 9sbOltcn: aUs popuirCn YatGnt:
RGoiiinsu, pCrfumCritn, Sintp Grttsl, SoarSl,
3obnbUrlttn, Slulo, lltchct, Gampbin, .8cblsnSl,
beltir S-ualttGt 8cblenSseampGn, 9RdttheS, Sfcn=
hmirjt. StpUrIG II. 10.
@bGnfaHs ;siac ih an, caB h ourtb cine piGrii9=
jibri9s Grfabrun9 in ben StOnp 9CiCBt bin @rlcids
tEruu9 cper .oCilun9 in rGr Solliuht (@ptlepf a)
uno ncrpStn Rrimpfeu gu 9cten.
Sr. SSm. 4. Sanopssp,
S6lmtinamGr Nrit in 0GuhIono uno gRit9Iieo
rGr mCo3inithGn Stbue in philadelphia 'et9t lsi:
ucn altcn Runccn unp SrcunhCn an, baB or fib
pGcGr fir immGr in l(lentoun anidg9 9snoht bat.
Seine Sfts III in srsr aprtbcfs 100 CT allen 8rans
fen, bsfCuocrs tbrcnihvu, ojecni9e otlit miro ons
QeNcibtn loiGn Ole ibm cine pierii9Gbri9e Yrarls
uro oiG ratiCnCus Mtcijin 9clCbrt bat.
gRm. 8. Oancwsfy, 81. ..
IGlutouu, moi x, 1851. nq3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
91cgac (9SGtcv.
grpgcN urp6 SoEcsQcr
Glnn imnlcr nch nn Al

a, SlnO inner ned am oteu Ylaet un0 q,
"A ocrtoufen jbre rcrit9tthC lusnob ron "a
Nf 9Gaortu nit ntc9slsbenem @rfelQt. Sis MI
ituo chen rcn her @itr iurtidgetCbrt nit Ginsm cc
ltinbj9en l0cremCnt ccn SCmmcrsjSUlCrn rrr al:
len Srls, Nluitsrn uuo 5haujrun9er. 5bl Stcd
bcltebt aus
8ed, 9cIm un6 gGslen Stciftn Scn o(lrn Qlrs
ten, Tarben unO Gualitdten un0 YreIrn,
6natjnocn, Gropnt5. uno turS atlrnt, ras 81
sincm 9srren 2In3uBe Br0Grt.
Sie 8stsu uidbt pcr, coB le uur ausir fir Soor:
ldb ptrtoukn uuO raber mchlGilyr ol5 oue ibrc
9Io.htarn ptrtaufcu tSunsn obcr ros o9tu nc, oOG
lie lc mcbftiL pcnn nibt poblfiter prt0ufcn tSns
nen ole Clhe, 6is Cs hh gum c5chdft MAIDEN gu IA:
gen, b0b ne NUT fir 3aaraslO pcrtauftn. sic oIaus
ben an oaS oltc SprHhwCrt ,,Ghrshe ecute tc;ab:
len ihrG ebrtheu GtbuIrtn," uno pubti,irtn rahGr
feline iGntr tc9uS anGiaen, mclGe Nte geutt Ctrac
3touben MAIDEN mcIICn, bie in 9Eohrbeitnitbt lc no
fyertige Glriber,
sis BADEN eblnfaUe Gin prdbttais Ni7crtrmsnt
non ert0cn NEtocrn ouf o0uo, oie ne on ilbr ME:
0trtn prtjEn "a pGrtaufn onbtStrn. GuI 3rtitel
mtroGn uutsr ihrrr ,i9yntn l,ulbt simoht uno tti-
nt onNtrs oI5 Auts Q2oOrsn msyrEu fir tbre &stper
YerorO,ttt
2(utb wtrom 0htrlr oUi bic tiirfitt Hn;das nab
BuntbG rGrftrtl0t. Oauftor fir ble QenoNCnt li6:
trats Cjunlt cgs WutItums, mrrn lit ftb btltre6sn
iint Sorcautr 6lrlClten ju prrnjcrtn.
&rDrCll unb Nict0cr.
2larCn 5rrrsn. glnlban WebBrr.
2ntntaun, 2(prtt 3, 1861. uaiJ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
~ Grnltltt0e 9fNcNriCOt.

Ollie Dttjcnacn weldc ur6 in rem 9neu,rt.
tel RES 6rn. bnrIes 81 d arb, rbspsm
ycn Glib gDbcltau 6auni6p gs6a @auntp
IhulOia fnN itnb b;crpw6 aufBcfcrpert unUsrSiio'
lid an ben llntsrSsi6nrtcn at3utsSaten, wiOr9cn.
fails wcbe ids ee3wunren iCin ben Scnbucttrl
Iir bic gncclIsttIruna ter nod ausfctnbrr Sci.
Der, BEN 66npen sicGs Jrcrsnsrtttere Ju titer8e'
ben.
R. j. Sub.
Sies sgPbrittaQ, SttCtf 2. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
S)t q C6 + / 0 t

gDirb Ntumt ssaeten, pnB bic llntrieitnetsn
ale Grccutrrtn Scn Der fintulafmlhoft hes 0cs
lrrtcnm Gjtbeon e d Ter, lsetbin SOn
2pnn IaunIbip, Qtha Gaunty, an9c1sat NOR
ben lnp. QIue DiCicnacn baber, wcde nod an
beia9te 1nterlaiirnlaait IduIrrn, fnp ticrpurd'
aufgrforpert mnutalb gGp6en an3urufen uno
atuteablsn,--ll SOlde bic nod rehtmdBigr
2InIprdhe an NisiClte gu MAIDEN baten, finn aIci6
fau5 criutt icl6e innsrbalt rr rdmli6en 3cit
wctItsfit8t cn3ub6nci8en an
0eui &iitler,
Sobn 9. Sedter,
@borle6 Sebler,
@reCutprs.
Sttpber 2, 1861. ro6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
QgiQinm e. Q8eil unp Gp.,

ggilliom z. 98eil unb Gp.,
wlnlhm etcniaas iGrm 6reuntm unO &mrm
trfannt ,u modsn, baB iie pon unO na@ psm
5onuar 1862, BEN GjcI6ait5tonp 30. Is glCrp
Orite SnoBe, YbiIaceipIla, in 9eliB tatcn
wrrpen, no e1 bpen &ersnusen MAIDEN wirp, al
len Anipradsn cnt9rBcn gu tcmmen.
Nartricn mthc ned untrihtete 9letnunscn
antm; lti e5 ouf ecn nojpieuclrn &Udrrn sOn
gGi4iam 2. g3eit. Uper Der 5irma gGjliom ..
gGcjl unC Co., itnb criu6t innertaIO Der Oben ct.
pa0ntm Seit 3idtiatcit ,u madCn-uno wer
5prprun9m bat, ieine 9tr&nm9 einSuHdnotaen.
Sftobrr 9, 1861. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
Sic {GjcT Cb 4 fte
$llIii0nic 9tQ1rt0t.

Gtutm1l Yrter 6,Qrbr mo irine 8rau
@liBo, ppn Ger Stnrt 2l0trtam, ycAa Gom
tp. unter eincr frcimiuign lletuidreitms, potirt
Srpttmter 9. 1851, ali ibr gigrnbum, IpwoBI
ttsgcnNrS ais perUnltdrs, gum 9luBen ibrrr Grc.
oitprn, an pm llntsr3ei6nhm iiJrrtragen bnbtn,
- 70 wmtm ols Solte, bic ned an bfaecn
9e9r ldulpisi iiNO, oui9eiorrfrt innuboIt 6 9gcs
den bel rem @noc5untrrrihnett oniurufrn unb
ab,ub3oben mO SOIde bic nod redtmG6sc
2lnlpriide tatm, iinb NIr4fau5 riuht bisidbe
innerbnlb beIa9trn ,3ritroume en3ubGnO9cn, an
2(mo6 Gttin9rr, Niii0nie.
Sept. If 1861. n06m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
3lt UCrrCntCn.

0ae 9rpbc, 8rraumt5r unO wo0Itrtante
"A Stprc 0jcbGubG
I;:S:Is5sgp. 5 Of 6amiltcn ShnFf, n3hFc
GiE5sslzis4A 5Hijrr gum Alcn 6aUie, in Gacntan,
pa, Qcacnwidi1 INT @eHB HCn 9gm. z. 9Stil
mb 60, 1T ~ orncbmtorcn &c0jn8un9cn iuNrr-
rCntm. ScB fam an lilcn Sonu0r 1862 Grs
9ctrr mrrotn. Tim rnS NGberc wcnpe man Nd'
an tm llntmWiductcn in rem tri09tm @ctGupe.
2Siuiam g. Q8el.
Beg- Soate 9emanb raS Gignlbum gu tauicn
winidCn. 70 wirp man 9iulti9e S,rm8un9en i'm
ccn. 2lnSufraRcn wir eben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
gas penn(DlDania gOtel.
s5n Der Staot 2(Qcntaun.

Der llntcr3et6nete gift tierbur4 rrm a0scmrts
nen 9utlitum Na6rAt, bn6 er pos 80 II II.
fYGoania Sotst', Cctepsm bas gaucrn
uno 6antwerter octel unb bepobnt pon 6rn.
Senbrde) In Der StaSt 2llrntaun, qrfa Gaun,
tp, tC3o9cn bat, unO nun tersit N aQsn Qnlpres
6snben mad @unI6 ,u biensn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
0eim8 Sp1r~Nnlta
pon lIIIcntaun, Da.

Sfftr: No. l8 81. 9amitcn Stra6e, trm
Amtyican Sptrl, 9rbotrn OCn s. q. 8cAs
tel, 8r9rntber.
Yrpdt9rt vcn Osr c5asg9sbun9, Oldr, 30, ISG0.
2lutoriiirtt6 Gapital S5O,OOO.
Die 0nr 1T ollie Sage cffln, pCn 9 tls 3 llbr, lcs
lvtC audi Dlcnta9 Won & bis 3 lIbr Ntenpf.
DtpGNtGn UuCtn in 9rcgtn unO thtntn Summtn
on9tucmmGn uuc Iutcrtriur d ttiobn Cbne pcrbtriae
2urtinti9un9 nit prcwrt SuiTtiin. Sur pt:
iitlIG DcpcntCr, auf 6 Mcnoe coGr linqer, miro 6
prc}nt SuiTcTtn rv5obtt.
Oitlss Sultiut bStct @rtcucrtn, Homtniftrncrtn
uno 0noSrn pIrcusu, quite CSsltSsnbGit G5elorr mit
5,tbrbltt fir turje crCr tiu9Crt 3Ct ouf 5utsrttn
"a hntrl9Sn uno picttr, cbnt pcrbGrge lluftiturl:
9un9, Surudjufcrorrn, unO fam furtb @bCdS 9ejc;
gen tptroCn.
9Ittlt rem bGrtt6 ourb Die Sctbaltrr eutCs
iahlttm GOpltal hottn in ltbcrtlnlttmmuo pG6
SrGtriefGs riG &Crm0lter @cnOs in Der Summt
ron S50OOO in cCr Common 4Itas Court cts
GOuutps rtQiltrirt, fir Die 0rtrlulibt &Ermattuna
allCr Ger ltutOlt aupirrauttn 6tlcCr, ouh bat Der
GoIfrtr gum 9ltcbCn Bdauf fir rit trCus Nusts
bun9 lGiutr pfitbten StcberbItt 9ltClIt.
VrrFoCnt: y. QrtHbtnt: GafTEr:
0Einiam .. 2(uu. Gbriou YrCg. 6. 2. @ulh.
SruitteS:
S9jIjom .. 2(np, Gbrntion pre-, 2. .. StiIcs,
Samua SelL Noul @allt, ~ &. Satctr,
y. y. octtL SdtCb ned, Niathan peter.
2Wlntaun, Tttruar l3. 1861. n03W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
YeBte S)tQ0ri0t.

Ollie ticjcniscn, mclde nod IduIpis fnb in ben
9uA0n pcs llnt?rScidneten, pper auf Dem GenpU.
3ettcl, prer oui irgcno weIde 2lrt, ncroen bier
pur6 gum leglm Ntal aufsciurNmt nnrrDnlb 30
5a0cn abiubeloblm, nEcm mad irner ;3ct Die
Bidder in Die 6Gnee rtneS BricbenSrittus gum
Gintrsitcn ae9cbcn wrrNen lpusn. gGcr nun TN
fcilen permcipm mill, fOmme.
Satcb s.. Groman.
GmauS Oft. 2, 1861. a3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-16
S)f q C) + tC0 t

gBiro Bcrmjt 9cgcten Rap tcr llntr5ettncts
ais Grccutrr pOn Der 6tntuIaBmi4oft pr0 yer.
ltCrtnGn Y0tlip 9ttttl, lrstbin bon rcr
Stabt Nlrntaun, u 2c41 GauutY, nn9eilcllt
wcrpm it, 2Iar Dtcjcaigu raIcr, weItr nod an
teiaetr 6intcraiinIGait ihuoa itnO, ltno bier
Om6 ouisefortert innrrbalb 6 9BCtCn on5urufen
mo otjubeSatten, - llnp SClde Die nod n6ts
mdB9e Nniprtae on pIricIbr gu MAIDEN bobcn,
iino 0teihialI5 rrluht iclGc inneBoIb Der n6mIis
trn 3eit wO0Itcitdti9t rtnjubSupsen an
2Bm. s.. Sopfmon, Gr'or.
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The national Republican., 1861-08-02

RICHMOND IrExs.-Ths Richmond Dispatch
Of the 26th ultimo contains the following items
The Genital cars yesterday brought down,
besides number Of passengers, &C., twenty.
seven of the Georgia soldiers Who we're released
by General Mcclellan. Colonel John Pegrsm
was carried 70 Washington and ordered TO
be confined IN Fortress Monroe by Cen. Scott
He il now there. There are az Stsunton $50
more of the Rich Mountain prisoners awaiting
to come down. One hundred hogsheads Of
bacon taken from the abolition forces last Sun.
day were marked Richmond, Virginia," and
some of the packages had "Capitol Square !"
written on them. Tyor trains arrived, the
second bringing the 'wbunded. A third was
expected last night with Yankee prisoners to
the number Of Eve or six hundssd.- The prison
depot is ell ready full, Among the lot brought
here on Tuesday night were sixty.fye Yankee
officers, including Corcoran, who commanded
the sixty,ninth New York regiment which was
The forces lately Under General Garnet in
Western Virgins made safe retreat from
Csrrack's Ford 70 Moors6sld, where they were
reinforced by four or Eve thousand men. d..
The Enqairsr says !; 3 ,.4a,t II. ~ s3r L ..y
Lieutenant Dickinson, Of New Orleans,
now in this city, and who Was shot in the thigh
with q MIME ball, in the battle ON Sunday,
says that he was . member Of Major Wheafs
battalion, and out of four hundred, which con-
stituted that command, there were not more
than one hundred that escaped death and
wounds. Major Wheat was shot through the
body, and was surviving on "Wednesday, al,
though his case 10 exceedingly critical Lieut..
Dickinson also says that the Casahoula Louis.
lanai Guerrillas, Csptsin Bahoup fought With
desperation, and he thinks his command we're
nearly all killed and wounded. The captain,
although for long time in the hottest OF the
fight, escaped unhurt. He also says the Tiger
Rifles, of Louisiana, in q perfect shower Of
bullets, threw down their rifles, and charged
them to fight" " % 'I y" .--,s'' H''
The national Republican., 1861-08-02

RsrsrAr OF WISE FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The War Department received the following
dispatch yesterday from the army Of General
Rosencrsnz: Do.
Asgxst l.-Gen. Cox reached Gauley bridge
on the 29th ultimo.
"a Wise Aed without fighting, destroying the
bridge TO prevent pursuit. We have captured
thousand muskets and several kegs Of cannon
powder.
Many inhabitants of that section, who have
hitherto been strong secessionists, denounce
Wise for wsnton destruction Of property, and
are abandoning him and his cause.
His Western troops are rapidly disbanding.
The valley Of the Ksnawha is now free from
rebel forces.
- The capture Of muskets referred to is, We
think, the one made at Charleston by General
Cox.
0sulsy bridge is thirty-eight miles from
Chaxlestown, and at the head of navigation on
the Kauawhs.
Wise 10 retrsating upon Lewisburg, not Lees
burg, Is some Of the papers have it.
The national Republican., 1861-08-02

3 80 Prince Napoleon, accompanied by M.
Mercier, the French Minister, Mr.. Seward, As.
sissant Secretary Of State, and portion Of his
suiss, left New York, for this city, on Wednes.
day afternoon. The party will probably arrive
here to-day Or tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1861-08-02
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Ex.Presidsnt Tyler hes been i'll, but is re-
covering.
The sum Of $5,2s2 has been donated by ssv,
eral churches in Richmond for the use Of the
wounded. The Confederate Congress has ap-
propriated $4,000 for the same purpose.
The first regiment of Georgia regulars, Col.
williams, had arrived at Richmond and gone
on to Manassas. The third North Carolina
regiment had proceeded in the same direction.
1t appears, from statements which appear in
the Richmond papers, that Beauregard's entire
force at Manassas on Sunday, including all bis
reserves, did not exceed from 10000 to $4,000
men. -
A communication has been presented in the
Confederate Congress from various railroad
companies in the Southern States, offering to
transport soldiers, wounded or on furlough,
free of charge. ~.
George d. Prentice's youngest son is cap.
tain Of 2 Confederate company under General
Pillow. g., ~.
The national Republican., 1861-08-02

- We we're in error, yesterday, in inolud'
ing Mr. J. J. Halssssd, Of New Jersey, among
the list Of removed examiners.
The national Republican., 1861-08-02

Brigham Young has throyn off his allegi
snce 10 Vie United States Government, and
declared the Independence of the Territory
IT The MOrnOns were ssmug in sysry w q direction
The national Republican., 1861-08-02

- No advsrthsmsnts or notices. except 70 regular ad
ver,issrs will be inserted without payment advance
The national Republican., 1861-08-02

ter of impunity. In the jail at Alexandria he
was credibly informed that there were several
persons guilty of murder. He hoped such
state Of things would not continue long, but in
the march Of the great Union army South
every acre Of the "Qld Dominion would be
added to the Union again, and that her citizens
would see the folly Of their way, denounce Sc,
cession, and become loyal.
Mr.. BROWNING argued in favor Of the pres.
ent consideration of the bill.
Mr.. BRECKENRIDGE said he would vote
for the postponement of the bill. He was glad
that the Senate had at last staggered, in its
mad career, before the Senate bill No. 80. He
wished the bill to be aired before the country.
he wished the bill could be published in every
newspaper throughout the United States. dc
believed it would meet with universal con-
demnation. A bill has been passed 10 confs
cate property of disloyal persons, and this bill
now provides for the abolishing Of the rights of
suspected disloyal citizens.
Mr.. TRpMBULL said he regretted that his
friend from New York Mr.. Harris should
think it advisable to recommend its postpone.
ment until the next session of Congress. He
urged, from Importance, an immediate conaid.
Grafton Of the bill. MI. T, in reply to the re; re-
marks Of Mr.. Rreckinridge, said that the bill
| did not propose TO do more than had been done
by military authority. Reference to Baltimore
| proved his assertion, a. .. g, T. b.. "a
| Mr.. LANE, Of Kansas, said that he had voted
TO postpone the bill until to-day; and atthe time
Of voting, he was willing to postpone the bill
indefinitely; but as be had heard the bill ex.
planned, he considered 1t of vital importance,
and hoped that the Senate would indulge in q
present consideration. 5r. h1F oil.
] Mr.. SAULSRURY contended that the bill
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