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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
9in Rampf nit feimem eisencn Sunoe.

eegte 8ode al5 t6err Dan. Moris bon
Sbio Elm 8alb itblatbtste, tpOute fein tleis
nes S66tercben feline 6ano auf bos l(uoe
oe6 &albe5 le9en, Der Sau6bunb, Der pben=
folls babel ffano, ruOute oiele5 ni6t bull
DEN uno faBte Dap Sinh icfort i'm Raden.
Der Sater lpcllte. um oen 6unp peaz
jutreiben, i'm NIT osm Ntefer auf Die
Sbnouse fbla9en, al6 It6 oerIelbe p[G9e
LID gP9en ieinen Joerreu rpenpat uno ic
lid oas Wteiier in oen Soals remit, ooB e6
abbrab. Ser 0uno bierourcb WGtGeno
9emobt ftirgt ftcb auf 6erru WoriB unr
faBte ibn bel Der 8ruit. SSeel entIpann
iib Elm 8ampf ouf eeben uno 800, Der
cine SterteltuuDe pdbrte, al5 5ufauig,
naboem Mrrtb fb0n gang ermattet mar,
0r, Garl 28eiB baju Fam, lppiher cine
SIinte nobm Gno oas wdtbenoe Gbier me.
oeriboB.
l0err. @iOrie loll fiirlbtellitb Ju9erib.
tet fem uno 9t@bbarn bon ibm perllhsrn
un6, oaB ct oen &dmpf nidt Iauge mebr
bate fcrtieBen f0nntn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
Don cinem g6wen serri0Icn

2(m 7. D. 50. truo fitb in ,Nittep'5
&opal 2(mpbitbeater" in 4onoon Elm
ibrefliber 8orfall 3u. gNor9ens furj
Dor s l1br riiien iih Die S0ipen aus Der
bort befinoli6en Wena9erie oes 0rn.
Grofett los uno elmer Der 2lrbeiter i'm
@tablihement, Namen6 Sarpep, wuroe
BON einem e0pen er9rifsn. Nton lieb
Sr. Grofett fcmmen, Der oen eowen
our6 Sbld9c 5lpan9, oen Mann tOs5ut
ldtien, aber oerielbe mar bersit5 toot.-
Die orei onoeren 0open Durben oann bon
:. ein9efan9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
RrlsbniGe tines 6siftIid1en in 6ao
Carolina.

Sor 3 Sabren dbernabm Rep. Or. I-
S. Sronn aus Worf, pa., Die Steue ei=
nes prdfioenten oe6 ,lutberii6eH Sol
legs in gtepberp, Suo Carolina. Sn
Der lesten Belt fam ct obne @iberfrpben
Der Inforoerun9 nab, 9Ieid ben anoern
Sir9ern patroloienite 3u uerfeben. 8os
riae 8obe ieoob CAB man ibm 3u oGritez
ben, oab er in oas Sdo 9arolinaz.6eer
eintreten mdiTe, um 9e9en Die Ser. Staas
ten 3u oienen. Sa9e9en proteittrte er
entT6ieoen uno ertldrte, ct polle iit lieber
auf Der Stelle sri1ieBen laifsn, ais bic
8affen 9e9en feline Re9ierun9 tro9els.-
GS marc ibm oann an9e3ei9t, oab er flb
auf einen 8cd bon 3becr uno Seoern Qez
faBt balten miTe, porauf ct beIbLOB, Die
fem Compliments ourtb gtieoerleeun9 fei=
ner Steue uno lGbreiie aus Dem Itsben6z
rpGroi9en Sdo Carolina aupcrsufommen.
Dem9emdB 1T er oieIer Sage NIT ieirer
Srau uno 5 &inpern na6 0ore ob9ereif It..
2(us oieTem 2nlafe itno idmmtIl6e Stu
oenten aus 8eor9ia aus Dem Solle9e 9e=
treten, nadoem iie Juoor Or. Sromn na6
Dem 8abnbofe eseortirt batten, um Jpn
Dor CSniulten tu fbuBen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
nFGritiHt l(m pprleetsn 0nr

OFGr Itift. I'm pprLeBten DON.
nerita9 Wfor9en pucoe eiu oltes Gbe
poar, Solepb uno Sliiobetb Srab, in ib-
rer &obnun9 in Columbia, iter
@ountp, bon ibrsn Nn9eb0ri9en tcot i'm
Bette 9efunoen. Sic lparen oen Qbeno
porber ipdt in Der &irbe 9eweien, uno
oieiem llmitanpe ihrieb Die Samilie ibr
9tdteribeinen lu Der 9epODnliben 9tun=
oe bes Wor9en6 gu. lGls lie ipater oerus
fen puroen, fano man lie tcot, lpie ibUn
3emeloet. Sin @elsnt be5 Sfenrobre
pur6e lotfer befunoen uno Die dlten 9eute
paren 0Henbdr purU @inotbmen be6 aus
ounltenosn 8aele6 }u ibrem trouriqeu
Snpe setcmmen. - Gdiat eu1 pie6 jm
8arnun8 blenen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

fbeuli6ffen Spisbubereien bic ie erb0rt
noroen, ooer nod ie in Der 98elt por9es
tcmmen ftno, peroefen 5u beIfen.
Die Union Fam, nab unierer 1leberz
Seu9un9, nidbt our6 @ompromibe erbalz
ten meroen. gSir batten Elm 9ompromiB
uno lpa6 1T 9eibeben ? Gs paBte ni6t
fir iene fuoIl6en oemcfratif6en H a II b
. 90 e uno puroe auf9eboben-uno oas
nGmlibe rpuroe Der Sall nit allen 9omz
promibe tperoen. Ro6mals, bic Union
fam nur oaourb erbolten rperoen, Dap
Sober an Der alten Contribution itb felt
flammert LIMB oaour6 Dap man einen
ieoen Der iie iibertritt 9ebOri0 beitraft. -
Dies 1T Der 9runoiae bon 90 aus 100
Republifaner, uno e6 m UP Der rebte
9runoias fein. 8er anoers ia9t, Der
Iaot oamit 5u9leib, oab Die @onftitutton
felt Der 9anjen 3eit baB iie beitanoen bat,
uno unter Der mir 70 9lGdlib 9elebt baz
ben, BON feinem 8ertb 9emeien iei. Sa
rpie fbon 9e5eiet, mtiBtn bic RepubIitaz
ner, NIT Der 6ilfe Der ebrliben Demo
traten, bic Union retten, rpenn fte 9eret=
tet lperoen iolI, uno oob iie es aud tbun
meroen, baourb oaB fie iib ttren9e an
Der altfn Contribution, ben 8eIeBen uno
oen &ebten oller Burger, unter 9eoacbs
ter @onltitution, balten-oaran baben
mir au6 nibt ben oerin9ffen 3rpeifel-
uno Dap fomit oann oa5 Sorbaben Der
9eoa6ten Oiebe, @orruptoniften uno
Qobperrdtber, 70 wie aller folder wel6e
Oieien Serlbp0rer nit 8ort uno Shat
beiiteben-eine 8erfbWGrun8 tpelde nob
Die game 8elt in Gritaunen ieBen, uno
bel einem ieoen ebrlieben Weniben einen
Sbauoer erre9en piro-pereitelt niro,
oafiir rperoen uns uniere gta6fommen
1u6 berjlib oanfen, uno perben it6 nod
lon9e oaruber ber3inni9licb freuen, Wenn
uniere iterbIite &6rper ibon ldn9it 0em
8rabe uber9eben uno Wieoer gu Groe
uno Staub 9elpproen itno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
nDieoer Gin nicbitakl.

Dian bat vUr rnisen 5aaen wisbsr bic Gnt.
osduns ppn einsm arCBen Dtsbfabl ssmu6t. Sc
sat l6 ndmIi6 bratspsitslt, rag aus Der qanb.
office Iu Rnl6tnatCm @hrrants fir lnuisnrr pen
Qdr Eanp 8silctIrn wprrsn anb. Man bat
SrTeo6t dut eInen Seamtsn IN irnsm Orparts.
mcnt 81 rs nun ni6t baarirSutsnb, pe tieIe
Uemctratii6e Ssamtsn asrau6t tnbsn I? g9rNen
bod istsn Of bic Gbtcrm Der bemcEratIden 3d
tun9en p!siP NsuBtrIt ibrm GfIsrn aud SUrIrssn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
l1lShIic1e lprhlinonnn.

Die Srou eincs @rn. M out, nabt
Qbctt6taun, 2loame 60, wobnbaft, Wurs
oa Dor eini9en Sa9en foft au9enblidlib
blind. Sic mar, ipabrfbeinlib in febr srs
bigtem 3uftanoe, in oen Seller 9e9an9sn,
um bort etlpao gu bcior9en, ol6 bo6 lin:
0lIt fie betraf. 2(uf ibr Nufcn elite Die
S1mitit berbei mo fano iie berCit6 in fat
pGuia erblinoetem 3uitano i'm Seller UNI
bertdppeno UCr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
Has Aianabulette 3wei Jabrs1ImcnoC'
illPnf

miro permutblih in Sdloe 3urGI9enpmz
men peroen. Der neue 9ouperneur en-
ptleblt Die 3urGfnabme oieier 9eDdIfioen
MaBre9el Dem Solfe. @r 1T Der Meinz
un9, Dap oieielbe unn6tbi9 iri mc io9t,
bci Der Specialipabl, worin es on9es
nommcn wuroe, fsi Die 3abl Der 2Cbitim.
menoen 70 oerin9 9eWcien, Dap man oar
1u6 Den Willen bee SoleCe nitbt 9sb6ri9
BABE erieben t0nnen, unO ct 1T Il b E T.
J ieu8t, Dap oo6 Heiultot nitpt nit Der
Solf6mcinun3 iibereinitimte.
Die 8eiomnte 3obl Der ab9e9ebenen
Stlmmen betru9 nur SO, ,5l7, wdbreno ee
i'm Staate 10000 itimberedti9te SGrz
ger 9ibt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
hay-Wm 3Oltn 9onuar perIonmelte flb Bic r.

HSg-@ @m 30lsn Sanuar prrlammettr ll6 bic te.
mctratilte SeCsbrns COMMITTEE bte1rs Gtaatt,
III hauistutS unp Tfidrte bic llnian lrt auiae.
GBI mt ierner oab iis nu bur6 bic bemUtratI.
its prrlipien wiebcr oufaetaut werpm ftnnte.
Oaruntrr iine Utne 3psifsI bic gcrupticns. unr
pie Otstltdtts' Yrtn,psn asmsint S6Gne Grin.
lpj'n'-mfitr allStn bic Union ,sr1Urt batrn -
am bic Union wtsrer aufSutausn SRs mBeli6
'SrSbTs 9Cllbsittn tat bod nod ME cine 9m.
iammlune an BEN GAG sstra6t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

U 7G ntutr 2(rten ,,nd6aemaCbtet
Sdnfnotsn" iino ppiid)en Dem Is. Dec.
uno Is. San. in llmIauf 9s1sst porcen.
Die Npten BON SGo Carolina uno anoe.
rem ,,ieceoirenoen" St1aten lperoen nomi,
neil ju 10 Qrojsnt Discount quotirt a Der
in Der 2SirtIibeeit fGnnen fie gar nibt
UerFauft per6rn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
Gin 6ebdnater perFlast (rins SsnPrr

Ntabe Seutio, ytsmaba, So, 8anias,
Wurba tin Wam meOen anasbIi(bfn pfer
oeoiebit1bI6 pon tinem GpnbDsribte per
urtbeiIt mo ouf9ctnipft. 2(l6 It trot
~ ieil idien lbnitt man ibn db tr mar
aber nid)t toot, ioG6ern lebte ip!2oer auf
mo bat iest Oieienioen, Die ibn Ju tooten
beabiibti9ten, pertlaot.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
Gommigioncrs mad, nDaId,inaten

@ruc. 6 urttn Bat fcleCnts Gerrlide gus.
wabl Srn Nannsr sstrpifsn, pel6e Der isbtRott.
ttnosnosn eompromtB 9cnScntCn, ju sBaltino.
ton ale 9ommtbCnsrs beipobnsn
er'@Cuc. 8. pCacd, gDiatam Or. @errsSits
DoStO gStlmot U. gB. Gccmis, 9bCmas gBbits
SbOmdS 9. 5ranttin unO 9bcmas N'Rrnnon.
Sn oisisr GOnS'ntiCn prOsn 8rdNaoten unb
7 SeIaSsniaatsn rfprsIsntlrt Isn, ''" WV
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

PSn G8ooopille, Sem, fam
Der iun9e @iIbrlm Meinert elmer i'm Inn
oreben befinoli6en 28olje gu nabe uno
lparo nit berum9erifen. 2ll5 man na1
5 Winuten ole MoIbine gum StiIltanoe
9ebra6t bate, par Der &orpsr oe6 I'm.
9lufliben cine Iebs uno formloie MaiIs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
1DiCoer in Ib5tiaFeit.

Die 8robe Spimerei uno Seberei BON
9tipfa in Wanapunf be9ann pcr eini9en
Sd8en wieoer nit Der SabriPotion, nos
our9 mebrere bunoert l(rbeiter rpieocr be-
Ibdfti9t iino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

V9unoe.-Sei Der leBten &ieb.
2(u6iteuuno ju Birmingham in Gn9lano,
mar Die 9roBte MerewGrci9eeit Die Qu6.
iteun9 bon 9unoen peribleoener &aI.
fen. IN orci bunoert ueribiebcne 2rten
Iparen 3u Ieben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
4dNrintnot.

Sor 3 g8ohen erfranfte ploBlih in
Sommerpiue. Sbelbp So, Sem, Elm
Oeutiber uno tbdt am i. Saoe onfteis
memo oen lsgten Atbemju9. Gr Waro in
einen Sor9 9cle9t, oo6 9eoodts man ibn
ertt am 3. Gage gu bceroioen. Nbt Stuns
ben ipdter fam Der Sbentoote pieoer iu
iid>, ribtete lib i'm Sarge ouf uno he.
finost itb beute rprbl uno mumtcr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
KUN Sd,inocr aefcI,iHt

Sm Serlauf oe6 Sabre6 1850 fno
3309 StId Sieb auf oen StroBen Der
Stoot gteu gJrrt tcot binoeltiir,t unp
jum S6inosr auf Barren S6lano 9e-
ibid moroen :-997 pferbe, 1907 &Ibe,
81 8dlber, 9O6 6unpe, ll2 St,peinc
une 26 3ie9en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
Eanfas ale 5taat in Ole Union aufae.
nommCn.

N8o { tbinoton, 2S. San. 3 llbr
9ta6mitta06. 0aS 3erritorium &ania6
1T ioeben ol6 elm 6rsiitaat in Die Union
ouf9enommen woroen. Sa6 Reprd lenz
tantenbau6 bat bic SiI nit cen 2(mcnoz
ments Oee Senats onaenommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
6reRcs Scucr in Rabway, IT. !.

Nm Sonntaa gto6t muroc Die uicr,
it06iQe S8o9enfabriF oss 9tihotoo NRpp
utn Elm &oub Der Slammen. Jtur %
ferti0e Wa9en umb Elm tieiner 6ol;ucrz
rotb lpuroen 9erettet. gtur NIT Wube
rpuroen einiae onbere nobe lr9enoe Sa,
brifcn Dor oIeider 3eritGum9 bemabrt -
Der Sbaoen betrd9t $4,000, ppppn
$I5, 5,0OO-S 20,OOO Ueriicbert iino,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

Gbarleiton, 26. SAN. Die 9eoi6.
latur bat itb tiber Die 6ldo9e oc5 icuuer.
dnen Staate6 SGo @aroIin1 9eeini9t.-
Der @runo fol- blau icin, nit cinem
rpeiBen Sval mo einsm ooloenen Qalmets
to Baum in Der Witte in Der uberen
Sfe3und1it Der Stan9e Elm peiBer $oalb.
mono.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
nP0sr gSiiroeyn,sii4sr nnn Soron.

O0er SGr9ermeiiter oon Sorons
TO, @anaoa, fo9t in ieiner Sotibaft an
Den Stootratb, Dap er in 6clae Der &c:
9enpdrti9en 8irrcn in ben Ser. st.,
cine 9robe 3unobme Der SepoIferun9 Ga
n1oa'e erlparts +; ct empfteblt bic Ses
8dnftieun9 FOLDER @inpanoerun9,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

Is bita9o, 81, 26 San. Gine 6eu,
trobrunlt uerjebrte ju Menomcnee, 28i6,
coniin, oa6 Soau5 oee poitmeiiter 2Sm.
9aiti9an. 8irbsr i'm l(lter bon 4 bic
ju 10 Sabren fanoen in Den 8tamen
bPn BOO.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

OSn Bridgeport, Conn, pur.
Den Die orei perlonen, tpelbe Qoam6 Gr-
pres beraubten, iej ju 5 Sabren 3u6t.
bau6 perurtbeitt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
gancalfer GauntN.

I'm l3ten Sanuar nuroe in Der 0tdbe
bon Heamstoun elm Mann Hamens Oicb
erfroren 9efunocu. Gr pobnte bort in
Der gedbe uno blnterlGBt Srau unp orei
8inoer,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

ODer &ater oc6 Nlaior Qnoeripn,
Der ale Gapitan in Der amerifaniiben
Repclution6s 2(rmee oiente, ;eibncte fib
in oen Sbla6ten Bel Srenton unb Qrin;s
ron aus,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

OSSn 9telp:GJorf muroe Der 5O.idb.
ri9s Ssutibe s. Sreuno pe9en 9rano.
ttlltun9 auf 3eitlebens in's 3u6tbous
9eibidt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

Ul(uf Der Suo Carolina Gilenbabn
lpuroen 200 Gilenbabn sNrbeiter enttaI.
len, oo bic MitteI ju ibrer Sejobluno
feblen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06
Rircl,enbrano.

Snoianopotis, IS. San. Die
bieii9e erite Saptiitenfirbe tramte oe.
tern frtb as. Serluit jlpiicben $4,000
bis $ 10000. gti6t perlibert.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

OSn Sopa betinoen ii6 80, O,OOOmebr
Wdnner als Srausnjimmer,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-02-06

ES5- -prfbsnt 9u6nnan bat bic Qtfte zee Con.
2rsBeS, mslte San1as In bic Union auinimmt
nit sinsr llntsrl6uft Yrriebm.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-23

him AT The eose oil this prayer Gen MaClrllai
remained upon his knees evidently under deep
emetion-and DR.. Thomson continued also kueel-
ing, till after about two minutes passed thus ia
silence, DR.. Thomson laid his hand upon the
Generals shoulder, aud said /; "AleClelhn, pray
for yourself"
Thus encouraged, the young soldier began in
almost smoihered tones to pour out his soul to
God and when he rose there was n glow OF
spiritual life in his countenance. al had already"
snid he, 'glven myself TO my country hut now,
give myself TO God, and pray that he will use
me for my country's good" Thus terminated
this singulatly interesting interview; and Gen.
Mcclellan hurried to Washington, where he i'm
mediately introduced order aud discipline; re-
quirng, not only every man, hut every officer TO
be in his plAce--a matter IN which there has been
n great lack Of discipline hitherto in the United
Suites army. He also required Congress to pass
a Inv prohibiting the sale of intoxicating drinks
TO soldiers, by which the cloud of vultures
that follows the army will be hindered of their
prey.
Dir. Dufleld added that General Mcclellan was
only 80 years DID, instead of So, as commonly
reported, and that II was a remarkable coinci.
dcnce that this religious young man should he
called to command the thousands Ct religious
young men who had been brought to the Lord ia
the great revival of 1867 SO, and who now had
taken their muskets on their shoulders aud their
Bibles in their knapsacks 10 go aud fight for
their country, and he trusted il would turn out
for the utter destruction of that terrible
system of oppression which caused all these
troubles.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PEAcHIs.--It is estimate that from sixty 10
seventy Eve thousand baskets of Peaches will be
sent to Philadelphia and other cities from tue
orchards Of Messrs Corhit, Fennmore Moore,
Appleton, Vandegrifi, Atherly, Thomas, Cum
Minis and others, residing in the vicinity Of
Odessa, this season. Some of these gentlemen,
1t is said, will realize from nine to twelve thou
sand dollars from their Peach crop this year.
CHIN TO ADOPT. Samuel Sheppard, who
resides nj No. 10 Newport Turnpike, near Front
Street, has male child which be wants some
person to adopt. See advertisement
FIRR.-The alarm of fire on Tuesday evening
last. was caused by the burning Of the upper
portion of dwelling house in Orange Street,
near Ninth. No material damage was done.
APPoISrMEET.-OeOrge r. Gray. of Delaware,
has received the appointment of first lieutenant
for the receiving ship Ohio, at Boston.
ArroxrED. Ephraim L. LoCkerman has been
appointed keeper of the Light House on Reedy
Island, IN the Delaware river, opposite Port
Penn, in the place Of VIM. Webb, resigned.
SUDDEN DEATH Robert Francis, an English
man by BIRTH aud abont 30 years of age, died
very suddenly at bis residence, at the N. W,
corner of Orange aud Fourth streets, on last
Wednesday night, about o'clock.
Her NAME.--The gun-hoat TO he built ID this
city for the government of the United STATES is
to be called " lahoma."
DRAGONS. Cameron Dragons, Cal
Max Friedman. about 1000 in number, passed
through this city for the scat of war, yesterday
at noon. Also, number of teamsters.
MUSTERED N.-Company A, Capt. Watson,
was mustered uto service on Monday Compa
ny ID. Capt. James Punkett, was mustered in Oh
Tuesday
DEPORTATION WANTRD.- Information is want
ed of the man who picked up small Silver
Pitcher and gave it to colored hoy, on We'd
nesday morning, July 18th, at Sixth and Shipley
Streets, Wilmington, Del. Address, MATHEW
G. LEARY, Wilmington, Del. aug. 70 II.
UNcoNnIrToNAL UNION MEN OF TUE PlR.q
WARD.-ln pursuance of the recommendation n
Town Meeting Of the Citizens of Wilmington
held at the City Hall, on the evening Of July
10th, the voters OF the First Ward, whose pa.
trlOtsm rises above Party Considerations, aud
who are willing to sink political differences for
their eountry's sake, are requested to meet OIL
Monday evening, August 2Gth, 1861, at o'clock
at the Temperance House OF X. X. Jones, cornti
OF Second aud Tatnall streets, to take actor
with reference to the approaching City Election
md to nominate Ward Officers.
WM. H. PIERCE, ! COMMITTEE
EDWARD DARLIEGToN, First
DAVID WooLMAN, Ward.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-08-23

report reached Santa Fe two days before
the mail left, on the 9th inst, that Major Tynd,
of the 9TH Infantry, U. s. A., in command of
about 800 Federals surrendered to the Texas
troops, 5000 in number, without firing shot.
Major Tynd abandoned Fort Fillmore on the
10Th ult., aud marched towards Fort Stanton,
TX miles from Fort Fillmore
1t is believed in Santa Fe that the Texans
have also taken the stock and coaches belonging
TO the Santa Fe Mail and Ell Paso Mail Co., ma
their coach failed to arrive in Santa Fe on lbe
81 instant.
An engagement took place at Messilla, between
body OF Federal troops and 700 Conlederates,
under command of Captain Nugley. Captain
McNeally and Lieutenant Brooks, of the United
States Army, were wounded. Twelve Of the
Confederates were killed Night put an end tc
the engagement, the Texans remaining in Mes
slla, and the Federals going to Fort Fillmore,
about one hundred miles distant.
Considerable fears are entertained for the
safety of Fort Union, and the commanding officer
was having it fortified and entrenched.
Colonel Loring, formerly OF the United States
army, is said to be in command of body of
Texas Rangers.
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The AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE MEDICAL
SCIENCES We have received from the publish
ers, Alessrs blanchard x Lea, of PHILADELPHIA.
the eighty-third number of this, the leading
medical periodical of this country. We have
hastily glanced over the table of contents. and
have read some few of the articles of its well
stored pages, and have felt no ordinary degree
of interest in reading the photographed notice.
over the well known signature of " D. f. c." of
" Rouih on Infant Feeding and its Influence on
Life" If the principles ineulcated by Dir. Rou,b
were enforced by physicians and Parents, we
doubt not our bills of infant mortality, would he
very much diminished. We cannot conclude
this notice more satisfactorily to ourselves than
by quoting the language Of the reviewer:
We recommend an attentive perusal of the
treatise of DR.. Roulh by every physician. II is
certainly replee with instructive facts and prac
teal deductions regarding the proper feeding of
inlants-the morbid conditions resulting in them
from improper and deficient nutriment. and tho
means best adapted for their correction. We
know OF no treatise in which these subjects
which are OF the deepest interest to every mcH.
cal pTactuoner-aro treated in more mile ana
philosophical manner mo one, indeed, which
throws so great an amount Of light upon evorT
question connected with the proper dietary y,
the early periods Of existence
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

IRON me M0nfredt HtheSS.
This young officer has had peculiar prepare.
ton for the high position which he now holls-a
position second only 10 General Scott, md we
rather, think second only in name. Any anthem
tic information concerning this rapidly rising
man, whose influence over the future of the
United States is likely to be so great, must he
very interesting, and we are happy to be in po-
sition 10 give such information. The Rev. Dr.
Duthed OF Detroit, one of the most eminent and
influential ministers Of the Presbyterian Church
IN the United Staies, was present at tho last
sabbath afternoon meeting in tho Bonaventure
Hall of this city, and being asked to oOmmuni-
cate any facts concerning the present war. of
interest in religious OF temporal point of
view, spoke in substance as follows:
II isa delicate thing for me, stranger among
strangers to speak of the war which RACES in my
own country; but feel that 10 such nm atmos
phere of Christian union and love as this. | am
among Christian brethren who will appreciate
details that, in other circumstances, il would be
inappropriate to give. Rev. DR.. Thomson. of
Cincinnati, pastor Of Gen. Mcclellan. commnni.
Gated to me the following interesting particulars
which, though only intended for the private eor
may be productive of good, especially among the
young men whom | see 10 this meeting
Mcclellan is of Scotch descent and has been
brought up with respect for religion; but never
shown any decided resolution to follow Jesus
AFTER his career of victory in Western Virginia.
he was suddenly summoned to Washington to
iake command there; and had to go round by
cincinnati and Philadelphia, more direct
roads being interrupted
AT Cincinnati he sought an interview with his
pastor, who asked him if his rapid ascent had
not made him dizzy "Raiher," replied he 81
have been sinking, for feel myself lost sinner.
and came 10 know what | must do to be saved. i"
Ut. Thomson then faithfully and clearly unfold
ed TO him the only way Of salvation, as set forth
in Scripture, to which the General gave me ear
nest heed, appearing TO have spiritual appre-
henson Of the great truths he was hearing. Al
the close OF this interesting conference Dr. Thorn
sou and the General kneeled together, and the
former prayed most earnestly with him aud for
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Information has been received at Washington
that leaves no room for doubt, that Banks CO.
lumn has made flank movement from Harper's
Ferry and Sandy Hook. A gradual concentra-
ton of troops in the neghborhood of Monocacy
was followed by general movement of the army
and by noon of Saturday not tent or a soldier
was to be seen in or about Sandy Hook.
The pickets were withdrawn from Harpers
Ferry on Thursday night week, and the Rebels
in squads Immediately entered the town. The
fact that they Immediately exchanged shots
across the river indicating the presence of a
considerable force there.
The Rebel army, it is asserted, crossed the
Potomac on Tuesday night in force. notwiih-
standing the high stage of the river was supposed
to he check upon such movement. This bold
and reckless course of General johnson is re-
mNrkNble, as it divides his force and places in
his rear wide river to hinder his retreat, which
is certain to take place General Scott and
General Mcclellan will meet the occasion for
which they are fully prepared.