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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-09-18
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-09-18
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wre sS 9ewiB aud ni6t feblrn. ....
Dennis (uniider.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-09-18

8etauf pcn psrfdertm &issutbum. S6,900,00O &C
3undbme fit lSstcm Sabr, las 900 on
4n;ahl g1italieosr, 3,I72
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8anuf uCn Sorsn aiIieirt, 1863 IL
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-09-18
0riUdtz SerfQuf.

Der llnhrftdetcns. Der mad yeciitn gu ,Ittm
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Das Ritu nidbrt man bel
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S9SITfnbprs, Nai IS, Is6t. Ms naGNl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-09-18
6reiw | II igsr
GOmmifi0ner-G anOiONt.

IN Die freien uno un0bban9i9en GrWGbs
ltr Urn Gtcb0 Sauntp!
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2IufsemunIHt bur2 zine arOBe 9nIabl mei'
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tucre Stimmsn 81 srtalten. 10 merle i'd re
9fIi6tsh rss gmteS auf cine lplrIams, sstreut
unp unpmtbtiiits Wsiie aueItn.
HObert SberIp.
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ider, In SlGtnaicn 2shn Gnuntq, nm Rem
bort fatBuinprnOm Battalion tei3upcbnen =
Yunttlide Yspcbnlng Iii erpartet, lntsm &b
pienre pt stm6hnlite Strals iu be,abtsn ba,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-09-18

lla1 pae 9reBF uno efaush'
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III Ger 5amiItcn Straft, (tbepem oebaltsn ben
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Stalfnetts.
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Der YDbuQ0er.

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rutaIb MOnatsn 8i6ttsfeit 5u matsn,--lln6
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btteten teIstbs auh rn3utinbiscn IN
Nbner 50. 98ino.
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leaf4aft BON Nortbampton gauntp.'
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|OeieQl0Qft8 9luflDIune.

Va1rtht wilO tiermt ssgstCn, pab Die btstu
IN Dir 8rIfn WanuIattm bsltantmC 6jtltditS.
gnbIncuns untrr Der 6trra pcn oerl d. UNI
p n =, in Allsnlaun. am 26hrn Auauit 1856
Purh tripnieti9c GiuriUiams ouisslI1 wcrrm
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(Siase SrOftinIelssS0ir
Su Sutb6uilIe, 9ebo Gauntp, pa,
SSeltbe 3 3asc Sauern fra.
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
The News.

Gov Gamble has convened the State Con
vention, to meet on the 10th of October.
Ross Winans has been released. He has
taken the oath of allegiance and returned tc
his home in Baltimore.
The loyal men of Maryland have furnish.
ed three regiments for the war.
There is no truth in the report of the re.
moval of Gen. Fremont The. President him.
self contradicts the rulnor.
The Federal loss a. Lexington was 81 kill.
ed and 40 wounded.
The London Times is astonished at the
evidences of the strength and resources OF
the Federal Union, flu: nished by the prompt
home subscription ofthe entire National loan.
Late news from New Orleans represent
that city in deplorable condition. There
is no business buildings will not rent, and
the poor are fed twice week at the public
expense. .. .. rF
Fremont has 100000 troops already, and
more coming. -...
Pennsylvania has but $4,000 troops in the
field. Her quota is $4,000.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25

IMPORTANT FACT ABOUT COMPROMISE.
The Crawford Bulletin, a Democratic paper
in Southern Illinois, makes the following i'm
portant disclosures:
"We are informed by gentleman iust
from the Ninth Congressional District, that
there has been complete revolution among
the people on the war question. Hon. John
A. Logan, the Congressman from that Dis
trict, has been appointed Colonel and has
his regiment about ready to take the field
Many who were few days ago of the COM
promise stamp, are now enthusiastic for the
war. Logan declares that he and other com
promising men in Congress met in secret
conclave and determined to make last ef-
fort They sent May to Richmond to ascer-
tain if the Confederates would entertain, &C
cept or offer any compromise. No compro-
mise could be agreed upon, they utterly re
fusing, even though blank sheet of paper
be given them to write their own terms
Logan declares their intention is to fight,
and calls upon all true Democrats to rally
around the old flag, and thwart them in their
dabolical efforts to destroy the Govern
ment.n
This throws light upon an important
point, namely: why May, the Baltimore
Congressman, wentto Richmond just before
the meeting ofthe special session of Con-
gress. The above revelation makes il all
al .
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Importance Of the Election.

1t IS impos. ible to over estimate the i'm
portance of the election to be held in this
State one week from Tuesday next. No
election ever held in the State, has been at
tended with more momentous consequences
than this is sure to be- Are the friends Of
the Union, the loyal citizens of this county
fully impressed with the responsibilities
resting upon them' Do they realize that
voting is as important to the salvation of the
Nation as fighting? If they do, we hope
they will. 90 into this fight with the deter
mlnation to wipe out every vestige Of seces-
SION, whether open or disguised, from the
State. Let the question be, as it really and
truly is, Union or Secession. The lines are
drawn. There is no installing the ISSUE
If there arc two sides, if there are two par
ties, it simply means that one side and party
iswith the government, sincerely, impartially,
Internationally, while the other side and
party is the opposite, against the govern
'nent, against the war for the Union, and in
sympathy with the rebellion. Disguise it as
they may, this is the plain state of facts, and
every vote cast Tuesday week will tell one
way or the other upon this issue.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-09-25
War ana General News.

Col, r. D. Baker has been appointed Maj
Gen. Of Volunteers.
A letter was received. from Capt. c. c..
Cloutman, written miles below Cairo, and
dated Sept 18th. This letter contradicts a
previous letter from Capt Cloutman, an
nouncing the death in Hospital at Cape Cir
ardeau, Of David C. Bosworth, of Co. X
Young Bosworth was still in the Hospital
The Chicago Times, received on Monday,
reports the defeat and surrender of Col
Muligan, at Lexington No, on Friday. We
hope the report will be contradicted before
we go to press but fear il is too true. If
true, the question will com. up again, why
he was not reinforced. saE -a. ttaf
The war has commenced in Kentucky in
earnest. Gen. Robert Anderson has taken
command Of the Federal forces. Gen. Smith,
a competent officer, is in charge at Paduca
Rebel force within 30 miles. We may ex-
pect exciting news from the dark and bloody
ground soon. kentuckians are brave, and
we rejoice to know that they are loyal
Both Gen. Anderson and Gen. Ruckne r,
Rebel commander, have issued Proclamations
to Kentuckians. 1s2e| s3n1 45Er.t .-.a. tat.
Chicago Times dispatches of the Dist,
says Confederates contemplate, at present,
merely the preservation of their status quo
on the Potomoc that they have abandoned
all hopes Of taking Washington, but belcv-
ing Federal forces cannot quit without leav-
ing Washington defenseless, and their po-
sition being impregnable, as they think, they
will be content TO keep Mcclellan where
he is. " ". r@As
The accumulation Of forces in Canada, il
is said, will occasion call on Lord Lyons
for explanations, which, if not satisfactory,
will be followed by placing Federal force
on the Canadian frontiers, and Naval force
on the Lakes.
is said that Fremont has disappointed
the expectations of the Administration, and
will be removed. Sen. Baker or Gen
Banks are spoken Of as his successor. .ra
Gov. Morton and Col Wood left Indian.
opolis for KY, with arms and ammunition,
on the Goth. Home Guards on the border
ordered out. 10000 more troops could leave
Indianalin "a hours. . 81 aHt
Tender of military services of Compile dc
Paris and Due de Chartres, have been &C.
cepted. They will probably 60 into Gen.
MeClellan's staff. Count Penthieve, son OF
Prince de Joinville, l6 years of age, enters
O. S. Naval Academy. % '3a4 or ao faijaf
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EzORRIRLE DISASTER /.

CIScISNATT, Sept. 1s.--Last night at half
past eight, a train on the Ohio and MiSsissip-
pi road, containing portion of Col Turchn's
10Th Illinois regiment, while passing over a
bridge near Huron, Indiana, $40 miles west
Of Cincinnati, fell through, killing and woun-
ding over sne hundred soldiers.
Intelligence of the disaster reached here
last night, when a special train was dis
patched to their assistance.
The following dispatch was cceivcd from
the operator at Huron, dated ten minutes
past one this a. m.
Bridge No. As is broken in two. It let
four cars down into the bed ofthe creek, and
one on top Of them. The engine and one
car passed over safely. There arc about
one hundred men wounded and ten or tif-
teen killed. The Col. of the regiment says
about that number are killed. although near
ly all fone company are missin~.
at is thought the bridge was weakened
by some malicious person"