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Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08
Special for the Daily News.
Receirea yesterday Ereuing.

Alexandria, May 4.-Federalt troops
are still pouring into Washington
from all quarters of the North and
West, and rumors of an attack on
Alexandria are rife.
Montgomery, May BIN Con
gress, to-day, a model for seal of
the Confederacy, was offered and
referred.
Lynchburg, May 2-The Mobile
Rifles and Cadets have arrived here,
all well and in good spirits. Ten
nessee is all right. 1t was one con-
tinued outburst of enthusiasm on the
whole route.
AT the traitor Johnson's house the
greatest demonstrations were made.
Virginia is all eager for the fray.
The other Mobile companies will
be here tomorrow.
The women and children and all
want to fight, and will move "Old
Abe" and family soon.
Washington, May 3.-The Scre-
tary Of tho Treasury advertises for
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

Oh the morning Of the 18th, FIVE days
after their arrival. OF the precise
number and description of the other
U. s. troops now nt Indianola, we ar..
unadvised.
The San Antonio Ledger of the
9th said that, at that date, there re-
mained, Of all the troops that were
within the borders of Texas on tho
day of the transfer, eight compa nics
Of the sth Infantry, and the rcgi-
mental staff and band of the 1st and
sth Regiments of Infantry. The
companies were all cn routc from FL
Paso and the upper forts on that line.
Lieut.. A. f. Cone, the only subalsern
with Capt. Wallace's company, re-
signed while at San Antonio, his
commission in the l.. S. A.. to take
one in the Confederate service; and
it is remarkable fact, that the lst
Cavalry had not I'd Lieutenant in
the regiment-everv commission be-
ing vacated by resi- gnation, promotion
or casualty.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08
Col. Van Dorn's Expedition.

We find the following in relation to
Col. Van Dorn's expedition, and other
matters. in the Galveston Civilian, of
the goth:
The steamship Star of the West.
captured night before last, at India
ola, sailed last night for New Orleans.
Although the force which made the
capture was sent from this CITY. the
order for The purpose is understood to
have been given by the authorities of
the Confederate States at Montcom-
cry, and Col. Van Dorm was entrusted
with the execution, as also of the
other measures Of which the capture
was an incident. We suppose that
the object is to prevent the L. States
troops, still remaining in Texas, from
being employed by the Federal Gov
ernment against the Confederate
States: and that these troops will not
be permitted to leave Texas with
arms in their hands, or to be placed
in position to injure the South.
The force employed in the expedi-
tion consisted Of the following, from
volunteer companies in this city
Island City Rifles, Capt. Miller, is |
men; Artillery, Capt: Van Buren,, 40
men; Wigfall Guards, Capt. MeGrath,
40 men. The expedition was fitted
out with such secresy and celerity
that scarcely any one, outside of
those engaged in it, kew that il was
until it had said
We believe that Col. Van Dorm
proceeds Immediately with n volun-
teer expedition by land to make such
of the United States troops
at lndianola as the circumstances may
require. Volunteers are ready to
move at a moments notice in all the
There were at Green Lake, near
[ndianola. at the last accounts, two
belonging to the 1st u. S.
Infantry and one of the Sth, under
he command of Major Larkin Smith.
IN the 18th instant the steamship
Arizona landed at Indianola campa-
lies A, l and G., Sd Infantry, u. S. S.,
lnder the command of Col. Backus,
tut is now commanded by Major
'ebley, and numbering 24s men rank [
nd file. These troops We're brought
rom Brazos Santiago, and, was stated,
,ere to be transported to New York
n the steamship Star Of the West,
ving off Pass Cavallo Bar, when S
,ey arrived, but they had not en- C
arked up to the time of the capture
the Star of the West, at l o'clock O
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08
Strange! yet True +!

a
The reason why the generality Of
our towns, do not prosper. more then
they do, is evident from many facts;
still, we often hear persons express
ing their astonishment about this sub
ject, apparently. without any previ-
Gus reflection concerning this all i'm
portant thing. Why, we ask, should
not our towns improve, as we'll as
towns in the West? There is no OBJ
stacle, and yet there is. (We do
not wish our readers to suppose we
speak in riddles.) The growth and
prosperity of place depends not
solely, OH its local advantages its
proximity to market, or its produc-
tiveness of soil. Not at all there is
something beyond this which is very
requisite, and of the greatest impor-
tance. The people-the community.
Without this is no place in the
world, let it have ever SO many ad
vantages, can ever become a point
of note.
Our towns (the people) take them
as a whole, never extend to enter
prise, the encouragement they should,
either by word or deed. This, will
never do. We must commence to
extend to all enterprise liberal pat
ronage, and to the persons embark
ing in them helping hand, and
never, under any circumstances, en-
deavor to throw obstacles in their
way. Ifweare unwilling to aid them.
we should not, as men having the
welfare Of our town at heart, try to
check their prosperity, for as they
prosper, so does our town.
We need now, and shall hereafter,
all good men to come amongst us ;
invest their means ;and use all their
exertions to build up our towns.
Had this course been pursued here
tofore, our towns would wear a
different appearance from what they
do now; the western towns would
never have sprung up as they did, and
we would be much better off, and
great deal more independent. We
lave large field open to enterprise
n this State, especially in the North
,rn part, and it is for us to invite cap
tai and enterprise to come, and be
then, manufactures and ,
ther branches of business will be b,
and a more prosperous
nd independent people will not be :
ound anywhere. The above APP ,
lies lies to Louisiana, the State we are ,
lterested in, and call our home; {
lerefore, let us have the comforts of =.
home. t
Thu NAvrS
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08
Result of the Election.

We the undersigned, appointed as
talesmen to count out the votes taken
on the 9th of May, 1861, for Mayor
and Trustees, find as follows, to-wit :
First Ward-For Mayor.-Jonas
tRobeson, %; II j G Battle, Is.
11ustees-W II tDashill, 33; r Z
Rhodes, 2.
Second Ward.-Robeson, 81; Bat
tie, 32. Trustees-S G. Head, 40;
w Thatcher, AZ; p F l. Frank, l;
F NJ Waldren, l.; NJ + II Steward, l.
Third Ward.-Robeson, II; Bat
tie, 2l; II Hunsicker, l. Trustees
T II morris, 81; Chris Drum, IL.
Fourth Wo7d-Robeson, II; Bat
tie, "a. I1ustees-W w tGeorge,
20; H Hull, 1s.
Fifth Ward.-Robeson, As; Battle,
SO. 7zustees-F M fWaldran, 27;
NJ F Il Steward, II.
Sarth Wavd.-Robeson, 21; Battle,
H." I5ustees-John H Wilson, 9; A
Bauman, IA; N G tTryon, 16.
Elected.
Robson, 162; Battle, 1876; Hun
sicker l.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08
Job Printing.

Persons who may be in the habit Of
sending their orders to New Orlean.
for Job Printing, will please favor
us with Il call. Billileads, Cards. cir
culars, handbills, labels, wagon re-
ceipts,tickcts, etc, neatly printed.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

Business in Vicksburg and Natchez.
is entirely suspended, letters from
the two places, give very poor ac-
counts of the state of things. We do
not see why any one should COM
plain, for doubtless, this same state of
affairs exists everywhere.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

Wonder what is going to be done
about removing the raft above us, it
seems impossible for us to get par
ticulars Is it to be removed or not
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08


ma will 60 out Of the Union by &C
clamation. All the machinery Al
Harper's Ferry is being removed by
Virginians to Richmond. S11.2O9.
900 has been contributed for wal
purposes by the Northern States
New Jersey will probably give a loar
of 100000 for the same purpose
The federal troops now number IS,
900 In the field, and it is supposed
that $4,000 more will be called for
making total of $4,000, including
the regular army and navy. The fol
lowing is from the speculative Trib
nne.
$50 soon as everything requisite
will be prepared and supplied, there
will doubtless be a force of 100000
men sent to the relief of Fort Pick.
ems, and it will march through-no,
around-Baltimore, Richmond, Raj.
eigh, Charleston, Savannah, Mont
gomery and New Orleans, being
oined at tho last named city by a
like force, which will have made its
way down the Mississippi"
Edward Everett, in speech de-
liveredin Boston, says that the Union
must be sustained. Bishop Onder-
donk of New York, is dead. From
Montgomery We beam that,
The first battalion of the third
Alabama regiment left this morning
for Virginia.
Two copanies of Dragons are
ready for Pensacola.
There is great activity at Ammo
polls.
Fortifications commanding the
country for a distance of two miles
around here have heen thrown up.
There is something important going
Oh.
Orders We're given to arrest all
newspaper correspondents.
The blockade is evidently vigi-
emily enforced against Virginia.
The 59th regiment has arrested
Jardwell as a spy from Montgomery,
With important papers.
A battery has been erected on the
liver bank at Helena, Ark.
From New Orleans we have intel
igence that Col Van Dom, with 500
Texans, captured $50 federal troops
lnder Maj. Sibley, who were at In
ianola, and attempted to escape in
wo sailing vessels. Col Van Dorm
ursued in three small steamers and
hortly after, their route seawardly,
'as cut off by the steamer from Gal
eston with 220 men and three pieces
artillery. Maj Sibley surrendered.
he men are allowed either to Join
le army Of the Confederate States.
take an oath not to serve against it.
The Governor of Tennessee has
Of the Governor of Illinois
le arms and munitions taken from
le steamer Hilman.
An attempt has been made to blow
p the State powder house at Portland,
Me-, one thousand kegs of
owder.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

The officer in command at Cairo,
says he can whip 10000 men of the
Confede rate troops. Smart fellow
that.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08
~ Postnasters are requested to
act as agents for the Nevs, and re-
tam ten per cent from amount forerarded.

The members Of Meth Lodge, No.
21, l. O. F. are particularly re-
quested to attend punctually the
meeting this evening, as important
business is to be transacted.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

The polite officers Of the steamer
Grand Duke have our thanks for a
file Of papers.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

Personal articles will not be published,
either as communications OF advertisements.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

We will be pleased to receive contribu-
tons from our friends, in and around Shreve-
port. An occasional article from our planters,
relative to the crops, will be very acceptable
In fact, we desire correspondence from
every section of the States.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08

Those friendly to our undertaking, who
may hear Of any local, or other items, that
will prove of interest to our readers, will
favor us by handing in the same at the Office
Of the News.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-05-08
AGENTS..

-A(iHN 1S.
Mr.. JOHN w. TABER, is our authorized
agent in Natchitoches.
Mr. d. d. O'BRIEN, No. 6, Exchange
Place, New Orleans, is our authorized
Agent for that city.
MIR. H. c. CLARKE, Bookseller, is our au-
thorized agent for Vicksburg and Natchez
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21

Die sanos6perrdtbsr sebenfen 8li6ins
ton anju9reifsn.
lille unferr neue Truppen nab rDa.
ftin9ton beoroCrt.

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nun gu elmer @swibbsit sswUrbsn gu Isin, bag oiI
8sbrllsn 8dittnston anIusrsifsn sebsntsn. TN.
Isr Srie9s Dspartsmsnt bat oabsr einrn Nufrui
an bic 8OuusrnGrs upn 10 brr Iryalrn Staatsn
i'm Ncrcsn r9sbtn labrn, uRo pt'lrIts anstpe.
len, Obns 9TJuS. iUl6s sinrulhts 5ruppsn, si.
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WaIHingtUn ju ftnren. Das 8crriidtn Der 9te.
bsucn mad htm Yptcnae, rtntt man, made he.
ien aufruf sStf nptbrsnOts.
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Narpldno ,u bsgsttn, uno 98alHinstUn auf benz
Ridden an;usrefsn. CINE SaGe II atrr sspie,
uno IS III oitle, pae unlsrsr 8ssisrung IosIsin,
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en- Sraitcrs tort Rhsr sinsn Gmpfnns srtaltsn,
Ben fit nift lO lstht psosr pr9sbrn psresn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21

ernf sSllter. gebcrcner @nsfdnOtr, purbe Tort.
tH am &opf osrpunSst. DIR 5sinb CAB banu
nod zine Salps. -.
Die HsfUIute mar stpa 700 gaos pSn Der
SdTe uno fsuerts mi,tsn In cis 8stsQsn NIT 8ar.
tdtidsn uno StrdpnrIs unb ri6lele, ipis man an.
nimmt, arobts W0fders an.
Die Scene i'm Boot mar srdstib. Die COB,
ten in9en in ibrsm Blut. Das Boot puree si.
ne tur,s Strsds pom 0ano peggrIhtrpst bur& a..
nsn Der WanrIhaft ylamsns SanoerIcn, Der Id
tstie the sgasr elsiten ls6 unb 10 Dor Dem sleino
UsrIttdte. Der nnosre tlnpsrtsetr taa i'm Boot
UUllltdn6t8 Sstassa6wslsnb burh sks Grsiauis,
pGbrsno Der pertpunbrts Wann Sanbrion balf,
oas Boot bsm Rc1cIutt au rdtun, wc Sttfr
TAM. rfrt
Son Reuporf.
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fam, tpuros drrsttrt. gr Bate fir 5000 pfb.
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4nIs'bs fir ben GdoliHsn 8unb. Serrta IN BON
9'eu'Srlsnns, so Sabre aft unb isbr pObIbatsnO.
SdGsus BON Ben, piuom.
Nu& elmer MMtsituns i'm RsuYort ,,Gom.
nsretal" bot bsr 8tbtlsn General piGcw fsin Ga.
ger lu Nsu'Ntnbrio am pcrl,etsn 5rritda oufae,
brc4sn uno fi4 mad 8anpUlpb ,urddetSos.u.
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bate. -
Spdter BON oem SreTen Bu Sprinafielo,
Wifouri.
ct. eCuts aus. i6.-gin gctr BON @tn.
St9sl II iotbsn bier snSstrciTsn, pslbsr tsrhtst
eaB bsrlslbs bis auf Is Dircn na6 8cGa stid
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nod isnsm Gage In isns Staot sin,isbsn ptr.
be. = DsrIslbt Scts brri&tst f,rntr, bab unI.r
SrrIult bel sseahtem Irfifen an @st6ettsn, Der.
Uuncstsn uno Ssrmibten ntbt 400 iibsristat-
ano fsrnsr oae Der 8ebsatn General Ben 9e'Sul.
lO6 habst FanltG Srt6otH worOta Iti. .-.
Rine sotfbaft ourdb prrTernt Gin.
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Der 9uTcent bat am i6. biefrs WonatS slns
Proclamation erIdbtinsn Iabrn, tpUrin rr oaron
srtnnsrt, bab bic 8sbtiItn. Staaten Res Suetns,
inbem lis cinsm StfstI, rtsesr III ibrsr NHt6t
'uadIptpmmtn. ttin 0stGr gs9stsn bObtn, i'm.
mrr nod, In elmer Snlurrsttirn srlrn bic Station.
nl'Nsaisrun9 lnb, mo pab batter ale G9mmrr
'SsrbdltniiIs Jwiasn ibnsn uno ben Isyltfn
Staatrn duFsebcbtn pnbsn mdBsn., Ade @iitr,
uno bic 8ubrwrfsn cbsr S6tfs rrf6s batst ee.
nOmlntn peresn, inrtm Fs btf&dftist Rnb Ft
Swil4cn ben tsiem StrtIOnsn bin. unb ter ,u Sc =,
sstrn icasn fdnftiatin orwirft Istn unc 70 fol-.
len aud ale S6ifr, gum 56sit oosr giant atsi1
net bur6 Dricnsn In 8sbsQiOn, bic auf unItrn
GspdiItrn mad psm 8srIuuf pOn Is 5assn, mad
BEN @rI6etnsn Der 8otf6aft, stfunOsn prrrsn,
sbsnfals Urrpirtt Isin.-8anJ re1t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21
NOmrt:NerhnmbIunnct ncti

Gclsrnbss II zine eiilt btr 8edtsiaar, trstt
lsgte sSUGs Dor unfrr Scurl nbseSanpsIt nor
Cen fiue: - ...
atratdm Stpe asasn Atra6am eldrnGa6.-
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lSnli6sm Si5tnttum. psltss pur6 ben SGsuH
ale Das SSsntbum ron 8tnabus 2udsnbntb osr.
fault woresn mar. 8trpitt ju @unltn rrs Bsr.
tln8ten. Antp unb Stiles fir bic Jtlali, uno
Srtpsts, Nur uno Runt fir cen 8utlaatsn.
GtriRAna lrUrsu ssscn bic qc&a Crane 81.
isn'SompaSnR. Dies mar cine 8aas fir pi,
SrIan9uns pom stntr espibsn Summt @rlo fir
Stisn'rj, ron stnrn stIrtbCn Stiid Ganp, brr SlGs
germ pur6 ttntn gDtlsn Susslast. Dn atrr Der
Sontrntt NIT btIa9trr 9Ompaenit tur& rtnsn
anorn 9rbeu sertntt rpCrpsn mar, 70 tra6te Die
Surp stnsn SHoitt gu @unitrn Der 1stlaatsn
etn. Srirsss unp DaotS fir bic 8lass unb
8tsber, strIts unp 9tarts iiir bic Srrtldsttn.
GrUr8s pod unO 5rau ssscn 6cury " grad.
Gin appeal. = llstelsinturft sstrUfm rur6 bic
parteitn.- StttCs fdr' bic 8lOsr, unp Oaarr fir
&rrttasttn. .a. .rs..r ~.
Grlir Sstfsrt stssn Samuel Sartrarft ft.-1us.
pas- -sist6fdIls cine ufbsrttnfuuft astruifrn SurG
Die YaItdsn .-Iarr iRr Die 8lass uno Srtpsts
fir 8sIIdStsn..
SOuVtrt7 uno Btat ssStn SObn 6cfTman.--
Sreem!nt eura einptlisuns srsm rtn Strflas.
ten fhr SILL uno Sotfn. .-Warr fir bic 6l6.
&c uno OIiotr fur gttttastth. '". 49, '',
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gd5r.-SuOsmrnt our6 Ginpaisuns fir s887,.
y unO Soften. .-Slrpsr fir bic SIas, unD RoOrs
liz BNiaetsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21

8n. Sant's DirifiOn. inipieirt pUrbtn. @rn
pprtr N no3 fsinsm Commando ,uaeplsEsn.
peiterCe Don wafdinaton.
GusuRl2. Gcl. Srinbsmau, Der bic 8
Brigade bei Bulls BUN rcmmanbrte, maft In
feinsm 8trtft rem Yufrdm hsr 'sgallant Fire
Zouaves" etrIp sin @nbs. fpit bas gtu. gJcrfe,
"gallant Seventh" bisfs prrt,bur an l1& ItltH
oeiitts. Die 3ouuSsn ssrittbtn bsim rrllsn Sseu.
sr stnse alabama 8saiments In tctale llncro.
nuna. bic Wrt1abI fob the 5inisrtrslfsa ,lnt
oae Rs9imfnt ais iCI&ss srf4isn niGt pirOG I'm
6tIbs. -'I1U --ftg'EWfF, .'rIp y9I ,4:
- @cuv.- Door. sou alabama smpFstlt In sIntr
Proclamation, bds ieps qnOp i'm Staatt rtr
paar pollens SCdsn fdr bic ScIbatrn-Rrtd den
m6ss. CBrRetsn Fs bsnn bas p
-. Der &i&mOnOtr GOnsrsB brdtet itsr Fnanji.
ellen Binbeisrn, aus rensn eOlbsns 5iibnhtn aus.
trtsGsn iolsn. @rlo III nht ba. alGc rpirb BIZ
Grntts tn SaumwcLls, 3udsr unb fatat als an.
tstte an9sncmusn. Dir pFdn;r, bic teintn
ausfutrtprs often fetsu, finO ttrttt ba,u. dbsr
pNldnssn Sihsrbtit bafiir Don Der 8eeisruna
mag bic atIittrts Grnbts SCn ibr uGtauft rebsn
Obrr Mot Sr. Rsmminsrr bstcmmt auf btsIs
Dsils eins SGutb ron 225 MilIicnsn 5tdlsr dui
ben 6oIs, bsnn 70 bod III bic Grnbtr Sranf&lusi
dber trpb alIsotm tein baares 9e1o.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21
Oon lD1fC6iIlaton.

Daf 6tnstu n, 16. ausal. Rad tsm
amtitsn Ssritt bsitnbsn I'D i'm 5auptbulpital
In g9ai6inston SO 8runts unO 9srpunOttt, in
9sprsstOwn 29i in aItranhrtd 95. Die Stsrb.
liftsit untrr itnsn IL ietr Srrtns. '..r. .
Son Sort Wcnrce.
Das @TiiGt, bic 9tstsGfn bdttm bintsr 8rr
oiu eiusn Grdbt nit Der SsIegrapbrnlinis BON
Slb pOInt na6 glsWpOrt gleps In 8sr6inSuna
sCisBt uno ic unlsre Csprldsn rfabrrn, III ned
ntdt tefdtat.
Sin 5reffn BEL gquio Greef.
g8af&tnstO aus. t6. @siirrn ruur
be DIR DdmFfsr Hsipluts ssssn ! lltr na6 Ra.
tbias pCtnt gum 8stOsuclorsn btprpcrt.
. Gr fab Elm i5abrssus nit 5diIern an btr 9da.
uutsrbalb tss points. unO Elm Boot nit 6 Dlann
purbs dbgtiaidt Dds 6abrssus einjubplsn. Raum
bate ods Boot ben Strano bniibTt, 10 aob rtne
abtbsiluna Sysifcniilsn, bic i'm @tbSl, perlsdt
rarsn, zine WustdtnIalps ouf Fs nnb tSptsts 8.
ron psn esutsn iOfOrt. Samss Sales pOn SroOr.
Jpn (Nafsrs Watr) purps oon 10 Sus,n bur&.
botrt @sOrss SspmOur, SnnUnisr, SOn Nsa.
9Or', pUn 7; 19Omos 5ua7 pOn SOROn zen 2.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21
nir aSminiitration wiu nur Hrira

Gte communication tpilt nur Kric9.
Die entr9iibs Spra6e frelhe VrdGoent
Sincoln in fciner Sotfbdft an een Son
9reb fGbrte, 9e9en Die iuolitben RcbettCn,
uno Die Wlittsl lpelbe CT pom Son9reE
fCroerte, un oen &rieo ac9cn Die Union.
jertt0rcr mit 9t0borud uno 9utcm Gr.
folge ju fllbren, bat DEN norblibeu .'Nn.
bdn9er oe6 Sucen6 irieeer .@ele0enbeit
9e9eben, ibre Spmpatbie nit cen SerrG
'tbsrn merten jU laBen. 9Sir iperoen
'abermale oardn erinnert, oaB mir nod,
3efd brIlbe Serrdtber unttr uns batFn.
uOie Administration nil nur &rc9 uno
tein.n 6ricoen," ia9sn lie, neil Der QrG
toent oorerit nur oaran Cent?, Die RCbcl,
len 3u oemutb9en uno lie pieoer gum
Sebcrlam 9e9sn Die Contribution uno bic
Union ju brin9en, uno oa oies auf frieo,
libem @e9s nidt 9ef6eben tdnn, Iomuf
nlttirli6 Die @epllt Der 8afTen an9e
uanot peroen, um oirien 3lped ju ct.
reitben. @er oa ia9t ,,oit Qominilfra.
tlon 1T nur fir Srie9,' muB entlpeber
pdbreno Den leeten 4 @onaten gang ftil
9elblafsn D1ben, mub purtb partbeibab
3dnJlid UerbIenpet itin, cDer ut ourbQu6
nibt ebrlib - ocnn pbi9e &ebaustunQ
1T cine frebe lima abrbcit uno tr6ot aub
nibt einen Sbotttn pon lSobrbeit an
ltb, lpie oic6 elm Stoer mcjb Der lpiuia III
IS ju lpiBen.
nQrdfiocnt 2incoln psrlan9t uiet--peit
rebr ais ncb ein Qrdiipent Der 8ereinie.
ten Stadten pom &oIfe oerlangt bat. :
20 Ia9en Die coyrupten uno boepilIiaen
Se9aer Der Qominiltration, rrelbe iib,
Oemun9edd)tet, Sreunos Ger Union men.
mem. Qr0iioent HlncoIn oerlan9t mebr
al6 ir9eno elmer ieinerSor9dnoer nch per.
lan9t bat, 0ber oo6 nidt mebr als oas
Srlf 9eben flnu unp lpilli9 1T ,u aeben.
4O0,0 900 Wann uno 400 MilIionen 3 ba.
ler 1T ulel, aber nidt 3uuiel, nenn nit
8ent9er Der srlplinitbte 3ped nibt er:
rsibt lperoen fam. OieIe 8ritifer mo.
gen nur jurudblifen auf bic &erbdltniI.
ie, tpeIte Dor etlpl fieben ooer a6t M1o.
naten criitirten, uuo ite mt6en einieben,
parum Die 0e9enDdrtiae Administration
Srie9 fubren muB-&rie9 ee9en 4anoes.
perrdtber, pslte Sreunoe Der lesten De.
mofratiiben 9tational Administration
woren. @iro nibt Grsprefioent BUD.
dnan mebr su Uerantporten baben fir
iein Ni6t6tbun, als Yrdiiocnt eintolu
ftir ieine Sb0NDfeit. ?
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21
Ieuere )trtegsnnc6ridtcn.
ein Sbarmtbcl in Der t7ibe pon rOa
fbin9ton.

Ba af6in9tUn, II. ausut als Ga.
pitan Gaps pcrssiiern Na&mittas nit finf,il
Ndnn In Der Ndbs pon AnnonpaIr, prsl Rrilen
lirli& prn SaiIsp'I GrOe 9toapO auf rinS 8e.
tcsncsrirun9 aueBsrddt mar, traf sr nuf Som.
pasntsn Der 8rSelen @avaIIsrir. GAIT Dapie
lief Isirs esuts Idnss bsm Daipranrr brploprrn
unb sins ucrildi9 vorwdrts. NIS bic @apalr.
rir bic Snfantsrir bsmufts, fsusrtt ls ,ptmal
duf birldts. Das 6suu wurps erriorrt unt
man fab Orsi GaUalsrlrn aus trrn SGtttl fll.
len. Die Gavullerifsn jossn I'D bann siIis ,u.
rid, unO man bSrts baIO barauI In annonpaIr
6rcmmslwirtsl woraue brpcrestt, bae bort
8sbrtlrntruppsn iaticnrt lino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-08-21
ScfbIhse Ger rcpubIiFanifbcn Staatss
9onpention pon Obio,

Spt9euoe SeiblGBe muroen bel Der in
ocri9er 8o6e in Columbus, Sbio. aboes
boltenen Staots. Convention Der republiz
tonliben pdrtbei einitimmi9 anaenoms
men, uno mir boffen, oas Iie anoerw6rts
Nad)dbmun9 ftnocn. N~-
rOa es in oisien 3eiten notionoler @es
fobren cine phibt aller 8Greer III, ale
BON polltiIben Weinuneen berrGbrenoen
Sltterenjen ga bsfeiti9eu nno ii6 Iu Der
Sertbeiol9un8 ibrsr RationaIs s8eoieruno
ju pereini9en, 70 iei es oe6balb - = =
Be { 6toBe n-sab Die 8srufune ei.
ner eonoentlon Der repubtitaniI6en Qar=
tbet fur Die Grnennun9 fir Seamten, Die
bel Der fommenoen Staot6ipabl ersrdb blt
rpercen foaen, ieet iinpaseno 1T. al
-Oab bic bemofratifbe, .Staatss9 len
trol Committee srfutt rperoen fol-, I'D
nit oieier Committee In einem Qufruf su
elmer Sefdmmts Convention gum 3rpedt
Der Nomination sines eeeioneten Staats-
&Idets ju oereinl9ert uno oab Der 1ufrui
an aue aoorefftrt psroe ,,rptl6e ju Gun
utten Der unbeoineten Grbaltune unIeret
Union. Der Qufrsbtblltuno Der Snte9:
nrltdt Der yeational : &e9ierun9 uno oet
,lebbaften Sortiesun9 oes &ris9es, 'rpit
er iest ju oieiem 3lpede 9cfiibrt miro
ltno, uno oaB Die Grecutioe COMMITTEE
beia9ter Committee oisien Sorl6lo9 ftct.
len fol-.
-Oab i'm Sale, als bic bemofratiItbl
Central I: Gommttee bic Qnnabme eet
Sorlbld9s 5u elmer Union perlpti9err
oIte, Ole Greeutipe Committee dngeipie'
len lein iou, einen aufruf fir cine Con:
oentlcn bon Oets31tsn 5u elmer 9tomind:
tione :9cnuention an bds Solt BON Sbit
~ erlaBen oisielben ioaen obne 2nfe
ben Der Qartbei ,,auf Der einfa6en ga
uits Der Grbattun9 Der Union uno De,
ultntercrifmn8 Der 8tbellien 8e9en Die:
.Gtlbe erpdblt lperoea.'' ...r.--,