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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

600 600 3u perplliesn um bic Srir9SunfoIten 3ll
be,ablsn, purbr bann oufBerufen, unb trpb oem
bae fG brIelten sinise DemUfrltsn baruntsr
salisbury unb Eennecp, ippGrIebten, pallIrts bic,
elbe nit "a gsSsn Gtmmsn. s Witglieper
rarrn Sur 3sit abprIsnb. Die Serrrn Sauls'
6grY &ennrbY, 9opsll unb SpbnIcn ltimmtsn 9es
gen oiele seredte Bill. Der Ssrr belpatre uns
tn 9utunft Dor IOIden @ei&tpfen ais 9tepyslen'
tanten.
SIM 8 Il Il Sin9 0om Senate bic ylahritt
elm, onb CT Der Sill iiter ben grla6 BON 3Gllsn
fir geafcn teisetrsten lei.
DteIe @elesenbsit beruBte Der SecellloniR Bur.
nett Spn SsntudY, um bic @rflIruna ot;uBeten,
oa6 er Br9en bic JtrirO5pClitif Der 9tegierung Ici
un0 oerieltGn bic frcngfr Sppuitticn MAIDEN
rperbe.
WallprY BON Rentufp lianp Oagssrn ouf un6
prpteIrte unter tem pUnnfrnben 0eifau res Sau'
fec unb Der 9allrrien I'm Namen RCntudgS unO
brer uniunstreuen GsprdIentanen geeen bic Be
nertun9en leines Gulle9en. 6entudy !perbe nit
elmer grCbsn ibsrpalti9enbrn Wsbr6eit bic 9le=
gertn9 uno SerfalIunJ Der Scr. Staaten untsrs
fifteen :; baS 1ei bic Meinuns &entudps In Der
gcgenpGrti9en trauri9rn Sage, bic 9rraoe BON lee
nen lrreoirten @taatrn perurIaGt unp 9nbeise.
fibrt wprben ei.
Die 8tll um i5reipiai9e an,u,psrtsn uno Gslo
fir bic llntcbrttung ter idclihn 9tebsllicn am
;uldafrn, wurps bonn aufaerufen unb nit t40
Selcn Stimmen obI6Un lib bic loerrsn BURNETT
unO Sallancsblm per1eltsn in SecefFOns 8spsn
nierrlebt tatten, pallrt. Die 9lamen bsrer Die
ca9e9en lmnrten fno Burnett, 9allanbis0am,
Heio, Ncrtpn unp 9pocb, Wdn babe tppbl Wht
auf pislr asfdtrliAe Meni6rn !-&inige 0lierm
w'ren aud abpeienS. Die 9lamrn prrer bic fir
Die llntun'@rbaltunO0 Bill itilrmtrr. perben mir
an sinem anbrrn Srt pbsr gu elmer anosrn 3et,
pie ltr bies perbtenen, bamjt Die 9lahwelt Ieten
tnnn oaB ife aud rabre Unions 3rsunps warrn,
fclgen ld0en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

SSpn SSnici,imnfnlr.

gGal ttn9tUn, Sult t3. Die iUlgsntr
Oepei4e, pOn Gen. MGlcllan, purbr btutc an
ecm Sauptauartier unlrrer @rmes rmpfansen.
Beverly, Sult IL, 1861
Col. g. Q. Townicno, .. 6.
Der Grfolg ppn tcuts III 9erabe pic i6 ion nur
winlhrn fcnnte. gBr srtfutetn 6 mr6nare
1anrncn, wcocn cine arlcscn II, all psS 5rinpss
Sascr'N 'NusrJlune, tsltsbsnp aus 90 9Bisrn, Sir.
len Gents, u. (. IL.
Die 3abt trrr 5cptsn uno Ssrpunbstcn ptro
SGais $50. uno iGrr Gjefangenrn 100 errrdrn.
SD we6 terrtte ltGn pa6 10 Sfi5ierr untrr bic
Scrtrn uno @'rfan9enrn 8GbSrn. 9iS Mprgrn
fam ih ndbcr bsrihtrn.
Der 8eino 500 i6 Surtd unc ta nabm Beverly
curh smrn S6uslImarI6 sin.
@en. @amstt, SsrIse bas Eager frub cicIrn
Ncrssn, une lief pteIe Eager. ausralunasn ,us
rid. Gr fam tts auf einise Mclcn mad Beverly,
abrr unier SanslmarI6 tricb ttn in GROCER 9rr.
wtrrans auf rinrn 8ddjus unp fr sisbt fi6 nun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

~ 9 0wino r.-Sor einiotl
Wctben fomcn , RGnner in Ole ytacb62r.
i9att bon penn6bur9, Wont9omcrp So.
Die ittb alS 2(9cntcn elmer 9otterie auSaa.
ben. SSte 9in9en bon Soau6 III SoouS,
uno ibwaBtcn Uerlbieocnen Srouen unE
Ndnnern SiCtet6 auf, moftir lic Iicb SI
be6oDlen lieBen. 2Htr Elm Sitfct foufte
fonnte foAleicb cine Summer ,icben, Quf
oer Damn Der 8eminnit 0efcbrie6en mar.
uno Die ineiitcn Sifetfdufer bottcn be.
lonoerss Glif, in0em ite ieipcne OreiTes,
8otitben &c. 8ci9rieben berau63o9en.
Die Sicfetucrfaufer fa9ten, oa6 fie Die
Wode oarduf nit einem QSa0en pieoer
fommen, uno Den @laftitben bic Sc.
ninnlfe mitbrin9en mlroen, ollein icbon
ilno 4 8oben peritrihen, uno notb iino
Die itb0nen So6en nibt anqcfcmmen.-
Den S1urfen 1T e6 notdrlid) nicbt elm.
Die 8cUinlte 3u iibcrliefern unO
6en Sei6t9ldubi9cn, lpelbe nt5 um ibr
8eIo 10 bei0pinocln IieBen, mag c6 cine
HSarnun9 iein, cap iic nitbt mebr ieoem
Serumloufer @Iouben itbtnfen.
(Sm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
SIS5,2O6, ,3S7.79

Sin 6auptau9cnmtlf 1T ouf cine paIz
lGnoe, relbllbe, 9eIunoe uno on9emciIcne
Serp le9un8 Ger &ruppen gu rid)z
ten. Die 8ationcn Der 2ruppCn iols
ten 10 piel ais mo9lidb Der friiEeren Sidt
uno Yeben6lreilG Der 9eute on9emcfen
leln, penn oub prn NClifotCilen feline
HCoe icin fam. 9iamentlib iUlltcn 0rcz
Bcre Su0ntitdten Urn frii6cm s leifb
uno @ m Ii I { 0tIlefcrt percsn, al6
unter Den 0c0tnmGrti9en Urmce HCQula~
tIcnen julGiii9 1T.
0ie Gruppen bcot fen Sron5portmits
tel, Sel0sE Equipo9c, moiIerbitbte Secten
e: .5um S0uee 9caCn climatifbs Sim
rIuiIe II. I. 10. Oic Sefu9niTe oee @cncs
ralsSuartiemeiiter6 in oiCfer &ejieDun9
lmo untcr Den 2(rmee Hc9uIationcn Iebr
beldrdnft unO Cs miro oabcr AUDI in bic
ler Seilebun9 cine an0Cmcfene Grpeiters
un9 ocrielbcn por0ei1l19en.
Ser e06miniiter errdbnt babel rub
memo, Dap Die u msG n9 lon6 itaaz
te n lbre &rupfen nit Dol | f q noi9cr
Selocquipiruno unb nit alien N0tbiQCn
UericDen in 6 Selo 0eltsllt bobcn.
luf Die Scronlofun9 be6 @enerols
ltab6aTte5 puroe cine SanitGt6 Commit
nom tciteDeno aus elmer 2lnjabl miiTcn.
ibaftll6er un0 Dcd)o6tbarer MGnnrr
eln8crttbtet, peld)e e6 unent0eluib iiberz
nommtn baben, in 9Niwirtun0 nit Dem
1rjtllDen Department fir Die @eiunos
pbDiiitbe SGbti9feit uno oa5
allaCmeinc MpbIbcftnoen Der Srupprn gu
ior9en.
Die Don uniern 2(ritnalcn uno natipns
alien Wertttdtten 9eIiefcrten gSoffcn itcz
ben DEN btften Guropa6 9leib.
WaBrc9eln fir jwefmd 6ioc Reoroaniz
alton Der Milij auf 9lci6formiger 8aiis
olltc pom Son0reB bel Der 9e9enmGrtioen
!uberOroentliben ooer nddfen oroentlis
ben Steun9 oe6 Gon0rede5 cr9rifen merz
zen.
@afen bon ucrteiIcrter Contribution
clItcn an Die WlliS Der Staoten unb Ser
ltcrIcn OertbeiIt mcroen uno ,tpor noh
em &erbdltnib Der wciben mGnnljden
5epolterun9 nab Gem Ieeten GenIu5.
5abb"tbsentbciIisuns in nnaIano.
, Die 9ommittce bon Dem Sonntoos.
Streln 9lbt an Dap in 9n9tono unQcf6br
.I3. 200 gFr'onen, ouf oen Sonntao, be.
Daftl9t lno IN &ierbduier ; 100 900 an
'"n3itn uno icblffboren 9tiucn F.; 10000
II 9tlE9elb0Dnen $4,000 an Smnibutcn
no 10000 in Den pOitanseIeoenbciten,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

o. Us . blfetle 50 6rfte.-Die
preiie Der 8ro6ltoffe uno @rouiiionen in
oen peltllben Staaten iino unerb6rt biz
lt8. 2lm 25. SUM paren Die Warft.
prelie IN 9ubuQuc, Soma, mter anocrn
tol0enoe: @per3 Gtnt6 od6 Dueenb, ncue
Sutter 5 Gents oa6 pfuno, Gr0beercn 4
Gents oa5 Quart, 8leifb ourbfbnittlid,
5 bis 6 Gents oas pfuno, Slauer 50 IS
biS S3 so oas NGrrel -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

Suli If. Sm Senat IT bfute elm 9r1Glu6
nit % gean 10 Stimuen anerncmmrn porOen
pfl6rr bic SenatCru Sumter, MaIon, @lin0mdn
Srdaa, @teSnut NiholIcn, Setaston, MtGcu
9cmptiu unb 98iefaa aus btsiem 6Srper aus.
ltcbt, unb 3war 6eBwe9en peil lie gu ben IicIiAer
vanDesUerrGtbsr 9cbGrsn. Mrht iO.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

,DFDr @eneralspoltmeiiter bat emf.
lbleosn, oa6 Gon9rcB Neprdfentonten
tein Hrbt baben sSrrfc fir Solootcm
9oer onoere ptrionen ;u fronfiten. Dos
treie &crlenocn Don 8utfcn 1T elm pcr.
lonIl0eo &e1t, pelHe6 9onoreBleute nur
fur ltb ielbit beanipruben fonnen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
tpritsr auf Der ct. @sCrse Strabe bin 5urtd.,
SD beOreerte Sen. Wurrts tbm nah3ujieben.

trctter auf Der ct. @egrae Strabe bin 5urtid.-
SD beorbFrte Sen. NUrris itm na63u,ie9en.
Sd babe fir bic 3 pennfglSania 9tesimsnter
mad Cumberland tsIe9rapGirt, um fh Sen. Sll
gu Ncwlesburs an;uI6lisBsn. Sen. Sta Sirtt
ale feline 3ruppen bort ,uIammsn, uno nirb gar'
nett's 8iid;ug sntpsbsr nate gerlf llntpn, pber,
wrnn mD9Ii6, ct, @eUree, Derfprren.
SD mag Iaasn ba6 mir 10, 900 feinbltte 3rup'
yen, tpsl6e lif fart 6sfetiDt batten, nit rinem
S'rluf pom nir I | Spbten unb 35 8rwunoetsn,
in bic 5lu6t srl4la5sn tatsn.
Die ieinOlthen Sruppsn beianoen aus SUloa'
ten bon Georgia, Sa Srsinten, 3enneiiee unO
Siibs unb 9lOrbs Carolina.
Sd buffe ba6 @n. @pr. tei birlsr 3stt, aud
ben @jpup. 94iIs aus Der 8anapba Bailey pers
trietsn bat. Sn tensm 5au barf Id IaSen bab
Uelts 8tretnien nun tefveit H..
SD bpffe OnB Der StrrbsfeGI09ater msine Spss
ratiouen sutteiben miro.
g. y. t1I'CleIIan,
Maj. Sen. bas SBiO Dept. trfe0lenO.
Sti9es II in Der 5bat Elm etan,nbrr Stss,
unb terlelbe mu6 oaS 5sr3 enrs jeben guten Tint.
UnsWannss rfreuen. Dab dber nht Nlle In
unIsrsr Mitte oaribn srfreut idtlen, bies ltsbt
man au6 l6cn wir6cr auf itren @eii6tern. Uel,
3crtes Bat eS in alien &rie9en ee9eten, unb ct
tsfinbct fh aud wirbcr sine ttbeutenDr 3abl bon
ibnen irbt in unierer llm9e9enp. Sur 16abe baB
Iie nitt aud ais Icl6s bebanbrlt prrben. OOh
pteIlctdt fol9t aud nod ibre wCGlpnpiente Stras
f.
5a IN Der 3bat elm frsubenYpller Sir8 IN Der
S6i9e, uuO bic 9uten llniCnmannfr Tnp nun err
lautt gum &bril Den Ylan oe5 DrCben unb tapfss
rem @'rn. Srptt anSuI6auen. Die Sie9f ppn
lester 9Bcde lInb iiterbnupt Ihnru aufsinanerr
9sFclat uno Nsmano triyo nun mcbr Iagrn paB
bic Sa6r ntht l6nell eenu9 YCran9sbt.
Den SteBm tn Bcfern, 8rginien ,u Yblpp
unb Nomnsp, purbe naa0sfcl9t bur6 paS Ser
tretben pcn Col. 9egram bon 9tih's Bergen
uno tes @'rn. Gjarnett unp 10 900 8etglIfn BON
9auret Stl. gGrlrrn Sir9inien IN nun biS an
Slau' 3bBt befrrit.
SSjr mubFn 9efieben. baB bieie 6riumpbe tpirfs
lid ptrl @rltnunen errebten. Q4ir tatten einrn
@rOanfen, raB bas SieIe Yraten ber Iitli6en
Santespsrrdtbrr bod tteilpsIe, bacur6 ba6 Itr
uns 3u 3eIten rtpas terte Strehe orrIrbsn, eut
aema6t werbsn wGrre. atr 70 pstt baten Ife
ltb nod tcbe5mal ais 9owareS Dor Der 9an,en
96sit 9eSetBt. Sa naes mas Fc nod FISHER be-
welsn babsn--3um 9ruben Nrreer Der 6orr6 uR'
ter unS-ilt, bab iie gang ausas3si6nst gut am
OaUcnlaufen lIno. @lcrie gu @Sn fur peIrn
entldeioenoen, metf ipi6tislen, unp, ouf unerrr
Settr, betnaGe blutIpIrn Sis9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
8rieglSz eaei1ricl1teaa.

sStr laBen bterna6febenb bic pihteaen unt
rnrtt watrideinlthsn-brnn ale Su Seben II in
etntm pSaentIt6en Slatte rein unm6sli4-
Sre9S'9iaarthten, Sruppen'Sswrsunsen, II. +.
tr', ipeOsr, ipie iie bon Gag su Gag tst uns elm.
trfTen, fOlSen, Oantt uniers Ge1er BON alien Dor.
fallfn i'm 3aiammenbans untrrri6tet perben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

Bai&tnatc, 10. SmG.-5enot.
Bon @Iart, gl'u 9antlirr, sns elm 9lntrng ein
bic Scnatcun Der lsdrtrn Staaten, bic lerren
Walcn, Sumter &c. Wjt9lepr teS Sfnats
ausSufr6sn. Srfdtmurps oartbr ni6t oe.
fabt.
Sccann fam rsr T6tuB sur Iubanelma,
Der bic ttststisen NmlanpIm9en Der 8rsieruno
ratFrtrt. pcIt ocn ifcuri punittr bic Ser.
banelun9sn bardber tmprsen psrtast ,u Ic6rn,
um en9e Semerfungsu MAIDEN, rrrauf JriIrn.
ben tDm bcmrrtIit mae, DAP jcgt ntdt ,3cit fir
langs RcOen iri.
Die Bill um 5000 Jrstpiaise auf;urufsn,
UNI bic lISIifs 8sbtQiau untsrpriidsn U. $780,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17
Drr Rrirg fir Die lluiOn.
lldbrres non Oem Crtftn III 4lliTouri.
0Un l0n(C6in0(nn.

Sin anSsres srsffen in gseft.@irainisn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-17

Oom Ertegsft6aup(uBe.
Das SorrGfen Der 2(rmee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24
RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS.

Notwithstanding the war, there evidences Of par
ta revival Of business in many sections of the country
The necessary supplies for army purposes giving
plcymcnt to large number of mechanics and Others As
an instance, tho Pttsburg Dispatch Of Tuesday says
We are happy TO notc very general resumption Of
work among the iron mills In the city and vicinity The
furnaces have been in operation in of the mills for
week two and all the nail factories with or three
EXCEPTIONS were IN operation yesterday. But little work
has been done in tho iron mills since last May and some
of them have been forced to start or short handed owing
TO tho departure OF immense number of iron workers
with the volunteers.
Tho papers Of piitsburg state there has been more
freight landed at that port for days past than has
reached there in the same space Of time for years.
greet many steamboats, are arriving daily from below
heavily laden with variety Of produce. On SATURDAY.
last the delivery Of flour alone, by river boats amounted
five thousand three hundred and sixty six sacks and
five Thousand five hundred and forty two barrels while
equal quantity was received on the previous day
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victory, because don coae 70 endure these wrongs
any longer Thcy are wrongs not merely against US /;
tney are not wrongs against In one sense but against
our Onion, against the constitution against human hop
and human freedom.
He was, however, not only spoakeS-hs was Z door
as well-and In little while he had gathered about him
as effective regiment a. ever engaged IN campaign
Men from all the States focked TO his rauks, tho reg
ment became brigade, and the governments would have
made him Major General If he had not desired 10 retain
his position in the United states Senate Hs fine com
mand was first IN service mt Fortress Monroe whence
was removed to the Upper Potomac.
Colonel Baker was killed in the very front Of
battle. at the head OF the brigade no had
raised and with his ifes blood he sealed the he had
made 70 see America free and united people give
ms ne III tho struggle. In tho reconnaissance Monday
morning last ut Harrisons Island he lei tho right wing
OF General stones forces against whe ming supe-
riority Of numbers. While he cheering his men 10
the attack he was struck by ball. and fell at the head
OF his columns y was there that noble and fervd
nature az that OF Colonel Baker would most like to die
lie was gofously serving his country in the hour Of need
he had experienced Ia his person and career tho
benignity Of hcr institutions; hc loved her as true son:
he knew the seriousness Of the crisis was willing
yield his ifc In her defence But that country could
Ill afford the loss. Courageous, upright earnest ndomi
table spirits like his what she most wants. aud all
who feel her will drop tear TO tho nomory OF
this eloquent statesman this gallant and disinteresteA
soldier.
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an virucs the weahior assisting those that are In need
and far from their homes All denominations are repre-
sened, and In Brother De, who taken at Point
of Rocks can bear witness tho Methodss that he Is
unceasng IN his Efforts 10 reclaim the neutrality-suspicious.
lary those from ssWoOdyillen
would add that on leaving the money that was re.
tanned on your arrival Ii returned provided u has
oil been expended In obtaining articles self
comfortable You then searched for anything in the
shape Of letters papers, &C. that the searcher may find
upon your person. These items no takes, and informs
you that by calling at - -, they will DO returned.
ONE OF THEM.
LIST OF PRISONERS CONSIGNED TO FORT LAFAYETTE
COMMENCING JULY 1861
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THE FOURTEENTH REGIMENT UNITED
STATES 1NEtNTpy

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
CAMP NEAR PERRYvnIE, Md, Oct. 20, 1861.
An article in your paper of Friday touching the Four
tcenth regiment Of infantry shows you to be mistaken
regard matters connected with the regular service
Brigadier General 8 ~ stil holds his commission as
Colonel, Genera Is as Lieutenant Colonel, and
General Sykes as M!cP In the regular army and will
resume their positions such at the close Of tho war,
their higher commissions being held only in tho voun-
tecrs. J. HOBART WALKER,
First Lieutenant Fourteenth Infantry u S. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-24

RELEASE OF MORE PRISONERS FROM FORT
LAFAYETTE.

UNITED STATES MARsHALS OFFICE.
OcT. 22.The following the names Ct tho prisoners
released from Fort Lafayette, which have been by the
Kindness Of the Marshal vouchsaicd unto reporter
II Is seldom that the HERALD reporter has tho opportunity
of acknowledging the official communicativc of Mr.
Murray and he therefore avas himself Of this occasion
to do
The of the freed are -
J. W. Packer North.
ranie Corey, Of New Jersey.
A. Sidney Sullivan, counsellor at law.
Mr.. L. G. Qulan OF Maryland declined to take the oath
OF allegiance unless he permitted to back Mary
land. Mr.. Quan has not, therefore, been liberated
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fredericksburg, Va
Charleston, s. c..
baltimore, Md.
Portsmouth, va
Woodvilie, Md.,...'
baltimore, Md.
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Majors, Thomas Williams, William f. Barry O G. w
OF ColonoD.
The field officers of the infantry regiments are as fol-
lows
FIRST REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel, Carlos A. Waite
Lieutenant Colonel, Couverneur Morris (reired}
Majors Isaac v. ID. Reeve and John \. Spraguc
SECOND REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
Colonel, Dixon s. Miles
Lieutenant Colonel Hannibal Day.
Majors, Edgar $ Hawkins and WIN. Chapman
THIRD REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Colonel, Benz l.. E. Bonneville Gotred).
Lieutenant Colonel, Elecius Rckas.
Majors Nathaniel c. Macrae (retircd and Caleb Sibey
FOURTH rsGiNEST or fNfANIRy.
Colonel, William Whistler.
Lieutenant @ lionel, Thompson Morris (rctircd).
Majors, Robert C. Buchanan and William s. Ketchum,
FIFTH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
Colonel, Gustavas LOOMS
Lieutenant Colonel, -
Majors Seth Eastman and Daniel T. Chandler
sI1rII RE5INEsr OF INFANTRY.
Colonel Washington scawell
Lieutenant Colonel, George Andrews
MaJots, james '. Brnord and Henry W. Vessels.
SEVENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel, John J. Abercrombis IN q w
Lieutenant Colonel, Albemar 10 Cady
Majors, Joseph II. Smith and Isaac LYNDA
EIGHTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY
Colonel, Pitcairn Morrison.
Lieutenant Colonel, William Hoffman
Majors, Thomas L. Alexander and Gabriel R. Paul
NINTH REGIMENT or INFANTRY
Colonel, George Wright.
Lieutenant Colonel, slas Casey (brevct b. G.v)
Majors, Edward }. Steptoe and George W Patten
TENTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
Colonel, Edmund b. Alexander.
Lieutenant Colonel, Charles i. Smith (B. w
Majors, Daniel P. Whiting and Charles $. Lowell.
The preceding regiments Of infantry consisted Of ten
companies each. The company officers one Captain
one First and one Second Lieutenant
The nine regiments Of infantry authorized by the last
Congress are differently organized. They have ad Ii
tiona Major, twenty four Captains, and many First
and Second Leutcnants They will consist Of three bat
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Tho Summersfdc and Charlottesville
Telegraph Line.

SUMMERiInk, FKINtE EDWARD ISLAND, UCI Y, 1867.
This In the FIRST message transmitted the Summer.
side and Charloetown line Of the Gulf Telegraph Com.
pany Incorporated by act of the Colonial Legislature
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ypu sias ~ SsiitstB ~
LIST OF PRISONERS G
CONNER
Nnmcs. i
flE. y. Rugglcs.
olPencell NJ. Quillan..
eIThos. Fitzpatrick ~
al.Iames G. Murphrey.
5i.lohn II. Cusiek.. ~
6lDr. Edwa lJohnsonl
7IChas. NJ. H,geiin. ii
b Samuel II. Lyon. al
gIIoiin w. Davis Il
,o'Charlcs Howard. ii
iIlWm. II. Gatchell. 4
i2lRichard II Alny....l
i3tAustin Il. smith. -.
IdlJohn Williams. ;. y.
I5lRobert Muir.
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I7lF. S. Serrill. ......l
IL Pierce Butler. ......I
yplLnuis ID, Blbran, |
9OI George Milcs.s......l
2iJames q. CUTLERY
22lJ. X. Barbour. !
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u. G. Lowber. 81
25Ilames G.. Berrett. IL
OIL Patrick McCarthy*.
97lIames Rileys. ......l
81 John Williams. \
OIL Archibald Wilson,.
s0Iioiin Marshail*. L
3llGcorgc o. Gladdens
32i.iohn Joannuiiie*. |
33lCharles Forresters.
34iJ. +. N. Caivo~.... i
35l samuel Eakins. i
YCt David Reno. |
AZ Samuel J. Anders III
3S(Robert Tans'll. |
3qlThomas s. Wilson.
40lHenry II. Claiborne,
4ljIlilary Cenas. ...,..
42lWilliam Patrick. i.
43l Ellis Il. Schnahei .
ilUriah b. Harold.
45I Richard s Freeman
46lWilliam ii. Ward. ..
47iJnlius a. De Lagnel
4Sl b. +. Grove.
~ Frank II. Williams.
sol II. l.. Reynolds. -.
5iiJ. G. RahiniHg. go.
81 Henry A. Reeves.
h3I lanes Chaplin. -.
d Edward Is. Wilder. |
f6 Robert Elliott. go.
SOL Algernon S.Sul.ivan
57I Charles Barklcy....
ISL Ben iamin Cougar, :.
sol Stephen BENNETT.
60l Richard Ravil. !
GfiWitiiam Williams. . !
GIL William Simms 49,.
63lJ. Clifton. ..........
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65I Arthur D, Wharton
66 chas. j. Faulkner. ).
67lGcorge j.. BOVINE. . :
6S James w. Wall :,
60 X. X. Walker. 80. !
10 Mare. Cicero Stanley,
John X. Miner.
IL George j, Kane. -,
73 Robert Drain. ......
74lArthur Dawson. !. +
rs Bcnj. Egpleston
Mlnenj. =; Cofiies. -.
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WIUharics Wiiliains. :.
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SlIInonias keily ......
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nuhas. McCicnnhan.'
soi Wiliiam smith......
RlJohn Il. Newton.
6lMilliam -; 6corge.
&IWn. IL. Windcr....
~ BENZ. +. Langley.
Jas. A. McMasters.
WiMoscs stanard $3.50.
" Daniel Corey. .....
" Leonard Stursevani
" CO.. A. Hubbell.. -.
95lJohn Bateman -
90 Vim. Gt'chrisi.
Francis Wyait......
9sfJamcs Al; Haig
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-26
The State Press.

The war is bearing more heavily, perhaps upon the
pecunary condition of the newspaper press in this
State than upon any other interest. Of the fifty
two or three papers in existence before The be-
gan, only about thirty alive, and about one half
of those issue half or diminished sheets. The cause
of this is the want of adequate patronage. This is
partly natural consequence of the war, which of
course the profession must bear with good grace
as possible, but many of our newspaper offices suf
fer severely because of the preference which is given
BY our own people to sensation papers of other
States and to the disposition on the part of officers
of the State and of the several corporations, who
have large amounts of ob-work to dispose of to give
it to favorites, or to establishments not identified
with or interested in the success of the newspaper
press.
This is serious error, and should be corrected
Every newspaper in tn. State is a common servant
packh for the public No portion of the COM
munty does so much work for the public gratis, as
those connected with the newspaper press; and we
hold that the obligation on the State and commune
ty is imperative to support it What single agency
has done so much to arouse and mspirit our people
to carry on this vigorously, as the press? And
yet few think of the Importance OF sustaining this
enterprise.
We have had intimations that several others Of
the newspapers of the State almost ready to sur
render to the pressure of the times. Last week we
were sorry to the Register, the oldest paper in
the State, appear with diminished sheet This
state of things should be corrected The Standard,
we are happy to say, has seldom had better sub
scTption list than now and our business is prosper
Gus, but We wolld be glad to see it general. We
therefore urge the people to rally to the support OF
their own State papers.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-10-26

at least arc in the military service Of the country
man is prescribed" because he chooses to enter
the army! Was the like ever heard of before But
this only shows the channel in which the thoughts
of these crocodiles running. In their greed for
Office even in the midst Of war, they hold that every
man Of their peculiar stamp who is not out of harms
way, with at least cream-yieding public teat in
his voracious mouth, object of pity, and should
be regarded as prescribed"
We now tell these gentry that the people, who
have eschewed party, and who have at heart only
the good Of the country, will continue to select the
best men to serve them and that they neither have
the time to observe they inclined to observe
who is placed in office or excluded from Office, so
the best men without regard to party are selected
and the interests of the country are protected and
advanced