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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24
lluierc MeaterilIIa.

llnlere Sereinlaten Sta1ten 9(t8lfrlin9,
oa5 unterlie9t nun teinsm 3pelfeI meDr,
bat btldlolten gu bano G II uno Den
9eleBen Der Union 8eItun9 Su erHpIn9cn.
Die 9anje republt1nifbe Qr5iie jpIIt Der
GntihisoenbPit Der Nomin itratipn ben
politen SeifolI uuo ielbit oieieni9eu re
pubIitdniIben Sraone, lptlcbe b6ber Sag
tttr GAG Den SGolanoern Die Srieoen6
pfelfe anbOten lmb pon elmer frisoIihen
poIitiF, Der Folitit oe6 Alb uuo 3upar
tens Die bette 0Gitm9 Der 3tupdrfnife srs
botrten, lmo 1utb 9eraoe lur Ginlidbt Sc
lan9t Dap tin ener9ilhe6 Ginlbreiten uns
srld BIiCb nctbpenoia iei, ebe Der NC0ie-
run9 oas perbGn8niBpolle ,,3u ipGt ent
9e8enNeoonnprt miro. Die untisrepub
lltanIiben SIdtter, Die bisber bic Hegie
runa pe9en ibrer llnentihieoenbeit, ibrel
- uWeitterbafteu ilntbdti9feit perboDn.
ten, Der Sei9beit beibuloiaten, m6 na6
Wleltn, Dap lie oen Ssrb<niiieu nidt
1eIpatblen lei uno ben &opf perloren babe,
ilno nun auBer Iib Dor Gntruituna lbel
oiepolitit, lpelte Hinccln6 Administration
ein9el6la0en bat. Dies lit cine iebr er-
freuIicbe Grl6einmg, bem nibt6 SdDlim
mertS tonnte uniertr Administration pal.
lIren, ais uon ben Sraanen !nitrer per
oorbenen 8e9nern 9elpbt ju Ueroen.-
9er1oe oiele Wutb benefit, ooB oo6 neue
Sertabren Der Re9ierun9 etli6e Stride
ourb Ole pldne Der Rebellen i'm Noroen
lmo Stioen MAIDEN uno Der jiIbenoen
Sbldn9e oee Serratb6 ben @.ftjabn au6
brehen miro.
Ql6 friiber bic republitanilben Sr0ane
Die Ne9ierun9 gum 0anotlm duTcroerten
uno beplelen, Dap 9tab9eben uno 3umar.
ten Den Serfal Ger SrPibeitepartei, oPn
Ruln Der Union berbeiflibren mUiTe, oa
rieben feb Die 8e9ner per9nu9t Die 5oanof
une riefen oen RepublifanTn b0bneno
ju : uGwe Ne9isrun9 bat I in @tto,
iie fam niht6 tblm, Die ,Odnoe imo ibr
9ebunoen tein Ufrninfti9er Weni6 miro
ibr einen Gent bor0en, lie muB naboeben,
muB ilb Dem Suoen beuoen uno Damn
,,NoPu" republifdniibe portei T. Ner
Selopuntt par alIeroin9e ein iebr miCbti.
ger uno e6 gait fir gar nicbt ump0Dr.
iheinlidD. Dap Die 9elomdnner jaubem
lpuroen, Der Rfaierun9 Die nGtbi9en Mlit,
tel iu 9eben, UNI lbr YrO9ramm our1;u
fliDren. Nllein ole Sad)e tam anccrs,
GAM anoere uno Die He9ierun9 Wuroe nit
}(n9ebotcn formIib u6eribGttet ju 8e
oin8un9en, w}l6e Ole ftibntsn Grpars
tum9sn iibertrafan. Oa6 mar Elm barter
Sblaa fir Die Sreunoe ots SGoens, iic
'rtlnntCn, oaB Die @elomad)t obne I'm
.erIbieo Der partri, Sertrauen babe auf
Sic Rc9ierum9 unc Den Sortbcitonb ter
lniHn uno iaD'n iib 9enotbi8t, oae ldnqit
get .icbeIte Nroiett, Dem 6clveu Is 0 b h .
'iir leins YIinberun9 os6 Sunoesirbasee
mo Ole Sernidtun9 oe5 Smoe6frc6ite .
zen Odnt oeo Saterlanoee mo Elm Mars .
nor Wonument ju potiren, in oen pa
'lcrPorb ju Werfen.-(Sreie 3titun9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24
pLua t1gp 11erR.

&otf6iufis.-@eitern frub per-
lammelte fib ror Der Sffiee oes flubwurs
oielten oller &errdtber, be6 9telp Wcrt
o6eroIo' cine becsutenbe Meni6enmenz
9e, um ben Spitor 9ennet 0uf,ubdn9tn.
Die polijei mar porber in &enntniB 0ez
iebt ,poroen, uno utreiteItc ba6 &orbdben.
Die Wen9s leritreute iib, rief icoo1 Der
poIisei }u: ,,2Sir bau9en oieien Sbut=
ten auf ieoen 6au!',
%Sennet bat aber iejtbem Die Spr1s
DE ieiner 3eitma oemGBi0t 9ebt nun fur
bic llnion-mo f0brt er auf oiele 2Selle
font, 10 miro ct wpbI idber lein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24

DFM MuttermOrb. - 3u Soitcn
leibdb e6 am 2lbeno oe6 l6ten porioen
Monat6, Dap Elm iun9er 8olpop, gtomens
8eor9e 0owlin9, feline leiblide Mutter
aus Dem Bette ibleppte uno lie nit Sdlds
gen uno SuBtritten 10 ftretlid) mibbans
oeIte, Dap iie 81 Sage oarauf perf6ieo.
Seranlohuna mar Der llmftanb, ooB eini.
sc &Ieioer, Die iie fur ibn au3efcrti9t bat.
te, nidt leiner GrWartun9 entiprotcn
0ltten. Die llntblt lpuroe i'm SeiIein
Don jpei onoern SUbncn Der Srau, Die ii
uno 10 Sobren alt paren, unb ibre6 Wun.
ne6 uoubratbt, Der sur 3eit total beIcffen
mar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24
UeffentIidpe DerfammIuna.

,3uf0lat bts iriFaerltrn AnariIFs Der Iiolihc
RsbslIen aui bic 8ereintatsn Staaten, uup BIT
blraui aeIGlgtsn prpflamattcnen brs preRrenier
Z ncO II unp 0puY. Is ur i n, perfammel'
ten lid etns gre Be AnjabI Biir8tr am Nbsnp bee
l5ten Npril, am Soaue ppn ~ itS 2 hnrd
in bislsr Staot, I'M tbrs @slinnun9sn brjiglt
auf ben 3ulanb bss Qanoss ausiulprr6sn. 9lui
9orIhlas rpurpe bic SsrIammIuna burh tis @r.
nsnnuns fcIsenpT Ssamten crsunilid:
Qls relibent:
YrcfslfUr !. II. Breaerv.
aIs9isssYre reaStntt:
0lajor Z. $. @Upo. @airr 5tumas stcdsl
@htb. Gbarlss 8sd, Or. GbwarO Wlartin lmb
Gol %. s. R. Sansm.
QlsSecre
labman @Ocp mo Deter 99ritsl, @iars.
osrnuf pur6r bic proclamation pes prsiipen.
ten Der @srsniatsn StautCn selelen, porauf Der
SoriiBer eine eIGquentP unp patrictiids GobriIe
fclaCn lisB. mflfs nit siEsm SsifaH nufarnCm.
men wurbe
50 wurNen ICpann fOIsfn:s Ssi6Ga6s psrlsIsn
bic stEltinlmi8 dn9enOmmen wCrben limb
BE lose n--Da6 mir, bic 8iirasr BON
9tuentaua bic Proclamation bes Yreibenten bon
Ssrien bedntporten, uno birrburh unIere unnah.
aieties anbdnsIi6tdt unb 5rsus an bas Cover.
nemsnt nb bic 8sisss Der Ssrsiniatrn Staaten
srElitn unc n6em mir ale pdrtbei' @rfible bsi
lSsts less psrpai6tn mir uns rirlelbt er9en ir.
senO Roiien un0 &uIcpfTuns mad bsilsn RrGilm
Su untertiibsn.
8si6lo Btn--Da6 mir, bic Siraer vcn
4lsntaun, duf bas JsisrIibite prrpre6en, fir bic
gpsittr uno 8inorr BON uniern Witbiirern ,u
Icrssn. unb ibnen bae NStbiss ju brsm Inter.
BAIT ,u UsrItaffm, Wrlas fretpiais In ben Diml
unIrrrs eanbss trstsn
Ssl6lU Btn--Iab sInt Committee, he.
ltsbenb aus psriOnen. ndmlih 1ilsb 9oob,
Gil s. Sdgr, Charles W. NunF, Gbarlrs 9.
SulA unb 5bcmds Barrier emannt iinb, Sut-
IeriptiOnsn auf,unebmsn um bic atiitt bee ,pr'
ten StItIuilrs dusJutragsn.
glatpsm li6 nun nod cine trbeutenbe Qn3abI
patrptiiher Wdnnsr fir hm RrIsesl6auplGb
tattm sinrollirn laben, Usrtaats lid bic Der.
TammIuns nit tenn ldrfiisn llnionssfdbI bas is
BE gu 5nge btfTrtnt wures. Sa IS mar srfrru.
Iid gu iebm, oaB ale ssssnwdrtiae quite Burger
bsrft lsisn, ale fr ittrs 9drtbsisefibs td Ssits
u Isgsn, unc rur babin ju ftrsbsn, unIrrt aIcr,
,ri6s Union. bic 9cnttution unb bic GeIbs
,ufrs6t 3u srtaltsn.-,, Die Union Gell uno
DirS erbatten lpcrSen."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24
Rinecr mad, Sem nOr(f,n.

Sor 8urjem 9in9 cine l(njabt 8nabtn
aus Dem Wobnbou6 fir 3eitun9eiun9en
nebit elmer Ylrtei &tnoer aus DEM sim
Der OGlfe Serein in 9teus2Jcrf, unter
Nntllbt oe5 gbrp. s. o. Smith ndb Dem
98eiten ob. - Die Wubieli9eeiten mo
Gntbebruneen ibre6 unitdten llmbertrei,
bene in oen StraBen Der Staot baben bei
Den 3situn96iun9en Sebnfudt nab elmer
feifen SOeimltb, uno Die 9uten Nabribten
aus Dem 8eiten bon frGDercn 8omera.
oen, Sreuoe am 0anoIsben enpe6t. Die
MebrjabI Der fleinen, gut ousttaffirten
NuSpanoerer lparen @aifen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24

Seuer. - I'm porle sten SamIfoo
9tadt murDe Die neus 0ompfmuble ron
Moies Gorlep, in Sit 0ancper Saun:
lbip, Sdupbin @auntp, our6 6euer ,cr.
tort, lammt einem Snbalt bon unoefabr
500 Suibsl gBcljen uno anberer Srud,t,
lopie 40 Barrel Slauer, II. {. 10. Ser
Serluit miro ju un9cfabr $1,000 9e.
l1aet, pon pel9em $4,000 in Der 6ar.
rlsbur9 Company perfi6ert mar. Y2ie
ed6 Seuer entitano peiB man nidt. 0is.
T. Mtble mar Crit un9efdbr 6 Wcnatc i'm
9ebraufs ieltorm oieieIbe in Soloe cint6
frpberen 6eHera MW erribtet ipwp,,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24
2Siebti9 DDm Gama6a.
DCreini9unS BON Upper CANADA NIT eer
nSrolioben 5taaten.

&oronto, Is. 2(pril. - 8eitern
2lbeno erfldrte Sr. DcOou9aQ, elmer Der
SHbrer Der Sppoiltion in 9anaod, oaB
menn oen berrfbenoen ltebeIn, pelfe aus
Der Union nit gtieoers@anaoo tommpn,
nid)t ot9eb0lfen ,pGroc, man pabrlbein:
lid cine IlIianj nit DEN noroIifen Ser.
Staatrn cinaeben pGroe,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24

immsr iidrtsr fiir bic Union. On manbsn @aun'
ties fol- F6 elm sinmitbtssr Gnttufasmus tane
eeteR.
tlIaHad,uetts polunteers.
Qawrsncs, WufahulsttS, t6. NpriI. -
Der StuUhatb bat tsute $4,000 tsrillist fir Die
3uridtIdbenpsn Der 5amilisn ber gaterIanrs-
pertbetbtgsr.
Qanta Rrr, 16 NpriI. 6r. SuGanaR
,etet srCBss SutsrsGs fiji bic 9la6ri6ten pom
Srlsssl6auplaB, unp ipri6t iib sntlttsben pabin
aus, bab bic Union unp 8esteuns aufrsht Tbal'
ten unO untrltaBt wsroen mtiiIs
@ud @r Senator Sielrr lol nsult6 bic treII''
tie Nnt6nslittet an bic Union bspieIsn baten
bic Neslsruua prn eincctn mdiis In iebem 5atl'
unb ubsslsben vOH alien 8Ofsn untrfdbt wsr0n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24
allentaun, Ya., 9lpril "a. 1861.
6rie9s>N NOcbrici,ten

SBtr Iesen unlrn 9sIern tsuts ptebsr ale bic
our6 bts sBOGe stnssIaufsne 8eridte Dor, bs,Gs
lid auf ben bur& bic Iielt6m QanprsSsrrGtbtr
Sestn bic Seretnisten Staatsn tesOnnsnsn Sar.
sertrtse-TenIaRsns 1Ol6s, bic unS am g8i6tis.
iten i6snen-bamtt bic 4bne9mr bss ,,patri,
ots" NIT Der san5sn Sa6s srtinbli& bstunnt rp'r'
ben,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24
ermereuns eines ocutid,en YlIifdsnars.

geob gtadridtrn pom geaowItone.
8luB puroe elmer Der Wifficnoire Der
oeutibslutberiftben SDncoe BON Scpa,
9r. Sraunin9er, bon elmer umberitreis
fcnoen Snoianerbanoe in Der 8e9eno Der
Suraen ore gsgopfpue ermprpst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24
SSpu (;hdrleiton.

Suisli6 auf has 8Omtarpement bon Sort
Sumptsr teIserdptirt man Don tcrtsn 5clssnees :
Die mslen S&dis misrsr Satiersn snsCn
fstl pa Siele 9Ombsu gu frab pIastsn, watrcne
anNriOn'S @sftcF fur6tbaun S6atrn anrt6'
tet.
80 wurbs tcrbist tab In Sort NtcuIIrs 49
Wann setSttst unb pIeIe psrwunbst lsIen.
60 it jtbt unmIsIth, ben Stabsn 9rnau am
iusebsn. bod pirb alIsemrin JuNsitaRpen. toB
UaS @nbr Der f6PImmSneen Sattsris ssrtriIm.
inert ieI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24

Kentufy uno t7oro Carolina pei8ern
lid, Truppsn 81 itelIen.
Ba aG6in9tOn. t6. Sprtl. Die eOu.
OernSrs BON &entudy unO giOrb' Carolina bdbsn
bsm 8rtess.SserrtSr anSsissn labsn, eab ils lt6
wsissrn Der Rssisruns bic ssfOrbmts 3abI arup'
pen su ltslIsn .-(Diss srpartstt man, pa man lie
ihOn I6nail als SrsilOnilsn fannie.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24

ntGss In 90 Sassn ,uiammen5ubrtn8sn, wern
Wsihr Sapls is tabm Mil. t9inttirlth wiu
u)
IIct.Yrllpsnt q. s. Stspbsns Iaets vOrStltstn
Atenp in Ntanta, Georgia, bab Is nal 10000
Wann nGtbts lsin wirpsn. I'M bic GOniSpatTtsn
Stadteu ein,ultddtTn unt lslbR Sann ttnnte t5
nitt ssi6eben. ~ ...
Die Tiibrer erlparlen, bag binnrn 30 (aNn
rs 600 bts 100, 900 Wiann im 5elpe Iteben mrr'
ben. (@spib, atu niht SseelfcnS', lUnenn
Sun6estruppsn.)
ltnioneitmun9 in Oelorpare.
9Btlminstpu, Del. II. 9prtl Die
SsgeiIsrune fir bic Union 1T im 3unebmsn uno
bat Die SereIIicniliu sons itsu 6smaht. es
unterliset tstnem 3rstIel 6aB Elm Yan. TeIt
Delaware ,i nebmFn, brltanb, alIstn Die SerIdt
Der 8esIsruns bat tn ~ yhdte ssmadt. Gm'
@cmpdauIs mar OraaniTrt, Die iit Der in Der NIt'
lt6r Ntaesms lIssrnben geaifsn ben adtiBsr
Wclltsn, UNI bic SsrsIiiVn gu 8ssI8nftsr 3s't mil
@sipaIt tur6,ufiibrsn.
ltnione9eIinnun9 in 9teupore.
/ Nsu. gert,17. Nyru. Sn elmer @er'
/ iommIuns pOn 8aunsuten wuros bic Abbanelunt
elmer srren YerIammIunS am Sanlta8 I'm llnlrT
Square bsihICBn.
| Gruppen nob @oibin9ton beoroert.
gGo of&tnstS II. aptil. e'slisrI
Nbsno purbm IN Ssm SauIs tts Gcnsrsb'Witt
SlisNS 8aIanbiebam VCn SttC, Der mad Gclun
bus utssrstR II. nm bas NufastUt Der Ntilt, g.
OsrtnrTn, bic Bsnlsr rinssrCrfen.
300 Greiwtiee baten ff beuts stni6wrr'T
laem. Die aan,t 5ruppsnJabl in RaiGtnatcT
bsRstt jsst aus $500 Manu uSuIdrsr 2rupp'l
unb SOfswtbr.
9tOmpIOn, Der prSiptnt Der psnniyIOanta 81
isnbatn, III aur GabinetsibunS 9rSo8sn.
Der YtdFOmt fat Cfi,ieGe Watri&t ntalsn
bab 9leugUrt bic gum itcn SUM $4,000 WanI
untr ben gGafsn batsn wirD, pennislSantel
10000, Otto 10000, Supiana. Suncis I'M
Muiia&uietts jspes $4,000, anbsr Staatsn In
9srtdltnt6.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The following letter IL from the Republican Union
candidate Tor Congress in the Fairfax District of Vr
gina, written to hs brother in this city:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

vice inside the fortress where there B room for thou
samd more ON The eame terms.
tis understood that the Minnesota ia about to pro-
ceed from the Roads Charleston TO assist the Harriet
Lane to maintain the blockade there.
The Pembroke has arrived with two companies Of
hr. e-year men, be attached TO the Massachusetts 50
Regiment. This Regiment now has Fix companies OF
three-yesr men, An ogoicc Of uniforms for the entire
Regiment came by The Pembroke.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

was observed, the country thoroughly secuted, and
every pr-cauiiun against rack made. At II o e'ph
We leil the Cai ol marched ~ tie Aqnednct bro9e,
arrived there AZ clock a. m, and at about Z IL III
cIogs the bridge in tie FLOWING order, viz:
iif r. gneih Y. 8. NJ, Lieut. Col Burger IN COMMAND
Company B. % Cavalry.
Twenty I'll, ,h;h Rrsi nenf, Lieut Col Burns
Sirty ninth Il. gu'Lt, col. Corcoran mn =,
Iiis point reached; camp formed. Inc En-
gneer Corps Of the 9Th Regiment, company OF the
2s,b mar, he'd forwoId and burned several bridges on
the railroad connecting Alexandria and Richmond
One Ta,sepger tram stopped fou have heard OF
the murder Of Col. Ellsworth. We occupy lhe Iight
ninq of the forces who have crossed from Washing
ton. Tho 9Th are ,hr wing mp iutrenchments about
a Hile aud halt iron Washington. Provisions have
arrived from town, and the men are In good order
Thee has been a great deal Of gagging Of public
sentiment here. / am inclined to think that the ma
juriy Of the peol 10 tLis immediate section are h,m
Uliobisis They hhil coming releese from The
m b who have governed them. am whiting this on
the farm Of Mr. iearl, good Union man.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

martyrs OF our earlier heroism TO live in our
hnd's language. Weep as We must, for tears
viii flow unbdden, we lay dast with the klDd'ed
dust, and leave soul to join soul in an immortal
ity both of time and eternity.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
FROM TIE ADVANCED POSTS In VIRGINIA

FROM TIE ADVANCED POSTS IN VIfGINIA.
Correspondents Of Tho N. Y. Tribune ..
Csar on 5rn IN VI RxeInEsr IsD o., 2srH (BPooELI)l
REGMRar Ann Co. Il, 2D CAyiYRy y. g. "a miles rom
Aqueduc Bridge on Leesburgh Road AleIsndrs Co. Va,
Saturday, May rs, lsGi. J
On the night of Thursday, the 23d inst the troops
above named crossed the Aqusduct Bridse, leading
from Georgetown, with also tho Goth Regiment, and
after q careful march, under the command of Capt.
Wood, Sd Infantry, u. S. A., reached this point at
about a. m. Some danger was apprehended, inaS-
much US considerable forces Of Secession troops had
been at the various points the routenot any great
number, howeyer-mohnted pckets, who commui-
ated with tha.a IN Al..a-1i fsI--t-~~ >--''
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

Ss'S IL
342t
-SG Received OF
I'D Dollars being In flll for the purchase
jg9
.49of Negro Slave named
$9G the right and title Of said Slave warrant and de-
against tie claims Of all persons Whatsoever and Ike
fSwise wurnns sound and healthy, and
r55slsye FOR ife
5,SS
.5'9 As witnoss, my ha1d ard seal.
~? lssAtl
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28
UNION ADDRESS TO TUE PEOPLE OF MARY
LAND.

UNION ADDRESS To TUE PEUPLE OF MaH1
LAND.
The following Is the address read by Mr. D. o.
MAFYlr of Cecil County to the Union Convention on
Thursday night, from the Committed on Business 'aa
unanimously adopted a, the voice Of tho ConVen'on'
TO Tur People OF MARYLAND.
FrI1ow.CrrIzrss: The Delegates appointed 20
rprcsert tbs Union men o. Maryand IA mo o'ste
CohveAtion now assembled in the City OF bainso,c,
deaire to address you upon tbs nomentos sse Q. sIc
slar,nlng cribs which now sgtates ano AHi''o ou'
we bavs convened without reference to former
rw divisions Or ts.iactlns representing those VINO
are icuaed by paramount GtsiIe 10 perp.tus'e sne
seonc," ard to coatnue tie blessings Of Its oenign i'
drercss, and transmit them unmpared 70 poeterity'
This l. not the time 10 enter mo discussion o. ine
pcly upon which she Government ought to 10 sdiiiL
la bu rather 10 de,sraSe whes&er ~ po's' Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-28

couesyoD lence OF The N. y. Tribune
ALEXANDRIA, May "a, 1861.
The stars and stripes float more on II @ ell OF
Eastern Virginia and over the City of Alcxaodrla.
The Secession Aag, which for weeks has insulted
and dcied the power of the American nation in sight
of the Capitol, this day was trailed in tic dust.
But there is sonowing tonight in the camp of the
Zouaves. TIE intrepid and heroic Ellsworth was bar
barously slain. Long may his memory be green!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-28

SEALED PROPOSALS, till the 2'st of Octo-
- Der, 1861, st II O'Clock m, invited for sup.
plying the rmI with Beef Cattle On the hDof, to
be delivered at Chamber'burg, Harrisburg, or
York, In the StSte Of PennsylVani as the Gov
ernment ma. dsSignate
Bidders are req Uested to comp In al particular
with the form of bid pub, shed herewith.
Government reserves TO itself the right 10 psy In
Trea ury notes other funds It has for 10 6urse
ment. and to reject any bid q for anI cause. NO
bid will be entertalned the bidder il present
TO rC spond to his bid.
The Government will reosiye 1000 head under the
cont act, a. will reserve The right to require sny
addit onal number up to 1900 hesd.
Deliveries to be mads weekly In such uantitIss
Is may be required.
The Cattle must average l.SoO pounds gross
weight; and 20 animal will be received which
weighs less than 900 pounds gross.
No conditional bid will b. received.
C.S U. 8. A, Washington, d. C and endorsed
" Proposals for Beef Cattle"
FORM OF BID.
j, "A b, do hereby propose To deliver to the Gov
eminent good Beef Csttlo on the hoof for - PER
hundred pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at Chambers burg, Harrisburg, or York,
In the State of Pennsy wanna, as the Gov.rnmsnt
rnaY designate, according to the terms Of the en-
on the scales, and the weight so deLerm sd 70 be
the purchase weight. | hereby agree To give q
good and sufficient bond for the fulflment of the
contract, ana to receive Treasury notes or other
GoyeTnment funds in payment for the Cattle.
The 6fst de livery OF the Cattle will b. req uired
to be made about the 10th of November, 1851.
Sc p I'd
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS MADE TO p.,

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS MADE TO pAY
Edwin ID. Morgan, Governor Of New York,l
to be a Major General Of volunteer.
To BE- Brigadisr Gea'rals Of VoIssfss.s.
Col. Harvey Wright, Sth artillery, U. 3. A.
Col Geo. Wright, Of 9th infantry, L. A.
Col. r.. Marcy, Inspector General Y. s.A
Major Seth Williams, Assistant Adjutsnt Gen.
ersl q. I. A.
William X. Strong Of NY
Col. Isaac X. Stevens, Of the New York 7pth.
Thomas Williams, 5th artillery U. s.A.
Major Innis N. Palmer, 5th artillery, VI .A.
Major George SYKES, Sd infantry, U. s.A.
VIM. +. II. Brook, do.
VIM. w. Burns, Com. Of Sub, U.s.A.
Capt. }. p. Hatch, Of U. 3. C.vslry.
Capt. ID. 8. Sisnly, do.
Capt. John M. Brannsn, LIST Ar dnery
Brevet Major w. n. French, do.
The following gentlemen were also appointed
to day: Capt. J. NJ. Potter, TO be an Assistant
z uartermsster, U. g. A.
Capt. George d. Wise, 10 an Assistant Quarter
master OF volunteers.
Col. Gu,tavus Koerner 10 be Aid-de-camp Z.
Gen. Fremont.
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ID kl,

On the nth instant MARTHA R., Oldest daugh-
Ter OF Robert II. snd Frances Dyson 1.-THE Lord
gave, and ths Lord hath taken away blessed be
the name of the Lord"
Her funeral will take place tomorrow, at 2
O'Clock from the residence Of her parents, No. ~
st. Detv cen I'd and Sd, Island. The friends of the
family are invited to attend.
On the morning of the 2sth, ELLA SERENE,
only daughter Of On a. W. and Mary Jane Gun
bingham aged years and In months.
On the 18th inst, AMANDA, wife Of v. g. Aus
At O'Clock, at her husbands residences, on the
corner OF Pa avenue and 10th st. Navy Yard.
On the afternoon Of the ut h Sept, aftsr o long
and painful lllness, which she bore with chVistis
resisnstion. MARY M, vile of Louis Vivsns,
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specuuy invited 20 attend her funeral, from the
residence Of Mr. Joseph Redfern, on n street, be-
O'Clock
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT (RePsrIed) MOVEMENTS
OF THk SOUTHERN BLOCKADIN9
FLEET

CINCINNATI, Sept d "A physician Of this city,
who has just returned from the South, says the
blockadin2 squadron has taken Mississippi City,
(the capital Of Harrison county, Miss on the
Gulf Of Mexico, about 20 miles w. by s. from
Mobile, y thus cutting of communication between
New Orleans and Mobile.
The squadron has s,so taken all important
points on the Texas coast.
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BURIED TREASURES Lieut. Charles King, son
and Abide Camp Of Gen. King, saw three Irish
men drunk and fighting az a shanty near the dis
tributing reservoir OF the Washington Aqueduct,
(above the chain bridge,) one day this week, and
had TO interfere TO preserve order. Suspecting
that " Capt Whisky" was In the vicinity-the
soldiers Of his fathers command occasionally
getting bricks in their bat from some mysterious
cause.-The Lieutenant took a squad from the 18th
Wisconsin Regiment, and made descent on the
shanty The expedition was successful, barre,
key, and i've jugs all well stocked with "meun-
tain dew' some other fiery liquid, being buried
under the door In true "ould country" style.
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OUTRAeEs IN MARBLK ALLEY-we hear daily
bitter complaints from respectable citizens re-
siding on Missouri avenue and in the vicinity Of
Marble Alley, Of the proceedings carried on in
that delectable neighborhood. Not night passes
without succession Of drunken brswls, and
pistol shots have ceased 20 excite surprise IN that
portion Of the city. Last night three soldiers Of
whom one was a corporal, scaled the wall Of q
gentleman residing on Missouri avenue, and
breaking into a back building, committed rape
upon two colored women, using their pistols and
knives in accomplishing their ends IL 10 10 be
hoped that our new police or Provost Guard viii
make thorough work with the dens In that re-
gion.
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LOCAL NEWS.

u HE STAR publishes the List Of Letters
remaining In the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
20 be printed In the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the ONCE It's
fotz daily circulation Is more than double that
Of any other Daily printed In the District Of Co
lumbia.
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lYNTHIA (KY.) TAKEN POSSESSION OF
RY FEDERAL IR0ORA

CINCINNATI, Sept. Is -shelberts Fifth Ohle
Regiment took possession Of Cynthia, Kentucky,
on Thursday night. The Fourteenth Ohio Regi-
ment crossed the river yesterday morning, and
embarked on the Kentucky Central Railroad, for
the interior Of the State
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE,
49, %

tOrdered TO be inserted in the EvxNINa STAR, {
being the newspaper having the largest circulation
Of any daily paper published In Washington
IL All persons applying for letters In the follow
Nc list, viii please say they are ADVERTISED.
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DEP RTURE OF GEN fREMONT-rHE
REBEL FORCES AT Lex. NC TON.

ST. Louis, Sept 2s.-6en. Fremont and part Of
his staff let for Jefferson City yesterday afternoon.
Reports were received here last night that Gen.
Price (of the rebel army has dismounted all his
horsemen, excepting four regiments, and 10 organ
hing his army for determined stand against Gen.
Fremont.