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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

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nete fib Dor eini9en 6aaen rpdbreno zines
@epitters in W0oiIcn, 8isconitn. Sin
8lietrabl ibIu9 in oo6 0auS oes 9errn
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in Den Sbcrnitein, paiiirte ourb BAG
Sfenrcbr in ole Stube, lief bier aut oem
nit Carpet bcte9ten 8ooen fort jur 3bu1
re, jwiiben wel0er uno Dem Sfen 8ro1
Mcultcn ftano, rip oieier Sbube una
Strtmpfr Don Zen 6iBen une mart lId
ielbif nit 8roBer @erpalt sur ofTenen Sburd
binaue, lpelden Wee aub Der elePtrll6d
Strabl nobm uno babel bas 9eilmie Del
Sbdre auf einer Seite jeriplitterte. Sra
Mouton muroe beiinnun8slo6 ouf oenI
Scoen lie9cno 9cfunoen. 6r. Or. 81
0obbins, Der mS oieicn 9cpib merfnur
oieen Sau mittbeilts, nuroe 9eruten I'm
fano bel ieiner llnFmft Srau MtoultoI
duf Dem Bette fiBeno, nur flo9eno utf
cine lcid)te Grltarrun9 ibrer Seine. So
ein;i9e iidtbare 3iiden mar elm bloue
Sled all ibrer linfen SCrfe. Der 9arpd
oe6 3immer6 mar bort, no Der Slis De
Sfen oerlaifen bate, 3errihen, oaS Stro
untsr oemfelben umber 0eltreut uno %
Qnpurf Der OeGe in Der gtdte oe6 Sfen
berlnter 9eriFen. G5 III olG6 ibcn oa
brittle Mlal, Dap Der Slis oieies 9aus
oae nit fenem SIieableiter Ueriebsn u
belmlubte.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Suit 17.-Nu6sr Der unbebrutrnbfn 8sbl
grttimipsss, in meher er bic SfoIiicn bur8 BIZ
dlten atgecrCfhenen Ssprismitts Al rsftlertigeu
uno ben prdiiprntsn anJu9reiirn iutts, tam I'M
senate 9ritern ni@ts gGi4tisrS msbr pUr.
Saws. - Sd Der ssltrigrn Srraltuna tsi
5rstWllis sens@slsBsS wurte cas Qmsnpmtnt bin.
IussftSt, po6 Der prlipent pie 9rgobracnsralt
uno @snral'WuIOrs fiIr bic 6rtipilism aus crr
reSulGrrn Nrmre ngbmen icue.
Oas Saua bcfdIog, bsm STANDARDIZATION Mc.
Glraau, lrincn Sff,ieren unb Sclpntm fur BIZ
erfU6trnsn slGnjsneen Stess unb i9r tapfrreS 8rt'
baltcn tifertIia Onnt gu lassu.
Seutr ,eiBts Der Sprtfsr an, Bag &c bic 6srrsn
RCbUCs. GcuIIine, Sut6ns, l9Umas unO @s.
8niBtt gu MitaIIsosrn Der COMMITTEE fir Gnt.
pGfuns enss aassmsinn SantsrOttsrisBes sr.
nannt babe.
6snrp Way pcn Baltimore nfHin gum tGilsn
MaIe I'M GcnsrsIe unO Is8;s ben GiO auf bic Gcn.
itituticn ab.
5Oman tra6ts snsn Ssl6lu6 elm, turh mel.
den bic Ssfu8niifs Der Iur rlntsrIubune tsr Ar.
NEE eisfsrunsstetrdstreien nisbGesltgten Gom'
miitee srpeitnt psTpsn.
Die 8nans COMMITTEE hes SauIts bat oeIsm
trf6Iciicn, Dem Sauie gu empfrblsn, BEN jtet In
gBirfiamieit llsbsncm larif bsiwtftattsn unp
nur ftniae wsntge NtdnbUung Su maiden, utsr
4nOtrm stnrn 3plI BON 5 Gts. ouf 5ter, 5 Cts.
auf Safse unb "a Cts. nuf 3udsr 8u lraen. -
Die 6 irnJBlle lClsn bIsttsn, Wis ls isel
fnb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Qeiesn ciner IeYaIen Srau.

9ea6foIsenb tbeilen mir einen Sal init,
lpelber 9eei9net 1T, bic Qrt uno @eife
pie bic &ebellsn lcpoIe perionen bebans
oeln, Bu iluitriren.
2Scr fur;er 3eit Iiee iIb 6err 0arrp
Hobins aus Suinois NIT ieiner Somilie
in 9Jorf Co., nabe Dem Wore Slufe, Sa.,
nieoer. Scr sini9en @obsn ma6te cine
S6aar BON SeteIiioniiten ibnt ibre Quts
rpartun9 uno fla9tcn ibn an unions
freunoli6e 9einnunoen su baben.
gta1 Srobunaen uno 8efbimpfun0em
ccrlicben bic &ebellen Den Ylae, ieoc6
lpuroe oerfeIbs ltets BON Spicnen uno
peroitti9en pcricnen beinlatiubt, 70 eab
lor. Ncbins fid enolid nah Sort Mcns
roe beeab, Inn Shue 3u iuden.
Sci Der Grpeoiton 9eoen 9reat Bethel
9ina Rotin6 als @e9fiibrsr nit, in Der
0otTnun9 nit Den Sruppen 70 wCit pors
orin9en Su t6nnen, oaB ct feline Camille
erreicbte.
2(m Qbeno oeS IL. brad)ts Srou Rc'
bins in Grfabrun9, Gap ibr 9ous pon
oen &ebellen onoe0riTen meroen ioue uno
Dap Sol. Waeruoer $1,000 SslCbnun9
fir Die 6abboftmsr6uns ibre6 @0nnes,
toet posr lebenb, 9eboten babe. Sic per-
Iieb oemJufpI9e ibr 6aus nit ibren orei
fleineu Rin6ern un6 Iblief nit eCnlelhen
unter elmer Sriide, lpcieIbit iie ou6 Den
nG1iten Gag tiber iib oufbeIt. Sn Der
jweten Na1t m 2 llbr Wor9ens rattte
lie iib auf unb fanp ell fIeinCe Boot am
2JoresSIufr, in pelhe6 lie nit ibren Sim
bern bneinftifa uno bic 9ctabrpolle ugs
berfabrt untern1bm. sic nelan9te eliiGF
lib ans ienieitiae ufer uno betlot eos
S0ous zines 8spifen pbiHipp6, in MEL
tbem fie inbeB einen Grj 2ebellen erfsns
uen muBte. Snoem fit Soab 9e9en BEN
Woroen uno Sorliebe fir ben SGoen ttn=
9irte, 9eIan9 ss ibr, oiefer Menl6en 3u
t0uiben uno eini9s GrfriIhun9en ju be-
| rommen.
sSeBt lUa9te ile iib NIT ibren &inoern
in bic 9Sdloer blnein, um ben We9 noD
| Scrt Monroe, IIeben Meilen ~ maiden.
9tur ibr dlteIter Gnabe 10 IL Sabre alt
mar i'm Stonoe ju 9e6en, Gle tcloen ons
oern &inoer mubte ite tro9cn. Gln6 te9te
! lie bin unter Dem S6ube be5 l2,abrl9en
&naben, n0brrnb iie nit oem anoern pcrs
unI6rtt, um biCie5 pieoerum binjule9en
uno ooe jurud9ebIisbene lu bclen. co
aelanote iie nab unIG9li6cr 2lnitren9unG
notD Der llm9e9enO BON Sort Wonrce,
100 iie BEL 9ta6t anfam, tt6 NIT tbrenI
&inoern auf ben Sano binitrefte uno bl5|
Go0ssonbruD l6lief. Damn be8ab lle
| lttb unter ben Stue oce 9snerol6 SutS
| Ter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
nOn FORT muarOe.
NeafDr Standings 9et66tet.
gedbereS BON Dem &ries6fbauplase.
8ewe8un9em . Ser 0trmee!
Don IOafd,inston.

8af8inSton, 20. SuN. Sis ct u6r
bsuts fnp feline pstere glsuiatritcn ucn unisrn
Sruppsn pen Gsntrsuias uuU llmssstno erbaltsn
pGrbtn.
Nlai. Sen. 9ant5 III btOrOsrt pcrbtn, ben gs.
fstI Der 2ruppsn untsr 9en. pattsrlen gu iibsr.
nfhmen.
Gen. Dir ipl bas COMMANDO ii6tr unirrs Irup.
pen iu Baltimore fdtren.
@sriihts msIOfn, tne bic 3OrIss ale ibrs Srus.
pen ;u Wauaiss 9unrtlOn ;uiammsn ;iebsn. unb
Is miro sesautt Odb in einissn 1assn Uaifl6l Gin
burtss unO pidtsss 1rsHen fattfnpsn wrp.
Sen W'DOpta tTrittt iia Oafar fur tin an.
erSs 5rrhsn Dor.
IS gtttsasn bic gu Sull Aun BON unftrtn Jrup.
pm 9efanBsr 9snpmmtn, llnb na6 bi,irr Statt
actra&t unb snahpFrt verb'r,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Gie pCnnfylpanifden Referee Irtp
pen.

SScn Q8afbin0ton uerncbmen mir, ea
Elm Iruppen.A Auf9ebct ees 8rie9s'Sd
p1rtemcnt6 an @ouUcrHeur Gultin pc|
QennlplpIncn er9an9en 1T fir bic fint
jeDn Re9imenter perniplUanil6er SruA
pen, rpslbe 9c9enpdrti9 ju Gafton, use
Gbeiter, 9arri6bur9, pittstur9 uno an
bern Grerjiers919ern campirt iino.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Na6brm GllIct ten relsn SsgFicrilsn teru.
bist tattr, OaB pies ut&t trutF8tst prrt, pur.
be Der BefaluB anssHommSn.
Sr. Blair, bon Der WltSr.S Committee, brad.
ts bpsi Bills Elm, fiji bic tseHs SrsanilatiUn Der
fTsirViaisen SruppeH nb Bro NilItirrslens iibT.
bdups.
Ben geoOb, Der StctbiOnil BON 9ieuporf brad-
ts eintn Nnhas elm, rab bic Resierunasn Der eus
,sInsn Staaten, ibrs @eIsbsstun9sn SuIammsn
brruisn lultsn, um bic gSatI UOn Dslrsatm flr
cine am sriisn WOntas i'm Septsmbsr in QCuis.
wife ,u baltenbe NatiCnal @CnpentiCn ausSu.
l&reibsn Die Sam gDtsNerbnfsGms ptS 6risptnt
rsrnlittsln foa.
Nui Wafhburns Nntras plrbe Cifler Bslhluf
NIT g2 s'osn 81 Stmmen auf ben Slid sslsst.
81. Aasn bat I'M GrIautnib, fCIssnpr. Ye'
i6ubs sinbrtnssn gu eirfrn!
SObaIO bic jsst In RrtsliCn tsfinbli&sn Staa'
ten i6re Stettaicn aufesben unp Wispsr lCpa
ssssn bic Union psr6sn. 10 III rs bic pai6t osl
RsssrunS Die JoriirBuna bee 8rress tnsufsusn.
@s lisst nht i'm 3psd ors ssssnpdrtesr
Rrsgss gsBsn Die rsbslf6m StaatrH, lid In bat
9niiitut Der SelaVns fin;umi16rn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Suli l6. - Ssnat. .-Sn 8sIus auf bic 1e.
bGnpe Grmee tpurre gslsrn teItlOiTm, bag, prnn
Die 8ebsatOn nieosrsei6Idssn iet. Der GonSrrb
ttnnsn Satresfril SsitinmunBsu deer bic Asbu.
tiruus ter Armcs trsfen icas.
YOmrC9 BON RanfaS dbsreIdtt cine Bill ,ur
tlntsrprIdung rer Stlapfnbaltsr 8sbellpn i'm
gubn.
5arrjs bon Nep gJCrt brfirrortsts elm @siu6
OrS GiDsnttamrs ers Dumpfl6ifse Star Of tGe
Weil" eer fir isin ttm YOn bfn Rstsllen rfggss
nOnmsnss Stiff sins GntftaOisuno UuIanst,
Bel Der 8sratbun9 absr bic Bib. bic nnftris
Ihs @utbsiBung Der MaBtetIn bss YrGFpenten
tttreffenb, belt Srrdinrpse bic gsirn anAsfiin.
ctste 8eee, wtlfs abrr nur nls Elm ltpadrs Dad
psrt betrahtst ptro uab pur@du5 fetnen gnprui
mahte. Alle feline Qrsumfnts wurbsn ibm put
ctnt9e Union G;enatcrrn. In nur ptnisen Winutrr
bsr eInen 5aufsn seFCBsn.
9aus.-Sn Der ssIrisen SiBuns Uuree sinf
widtSe. bon Sdman, ga, einbrIGtste Bill 3u,
5ftrafans bes Spdpuratbs nit 100 srssn z
! SIImmen anaencmmcn.
DE Bill ttltimmt, baB psnn bpsi pbsr msb,
pEriUnen In irarnp stnsm Staate ppsT IerritOrium
Der Der. Staatsn mitenanper ConlptrInn, Die 5te.
Iieruug gu ibrUiltIssn, nts6sr3uWsrfsn oesr mil
. 8sTalt gu csrntttfn crfr SrteD Beginner gCasr
Die Yer. Stadten DSPr nit @epalt Ith ptr gu,
tortds Der NseisrunS pirn1sben Cpsr nit 0Gpal
Uts ausfabrun8 etnts 8eIssss Yrbtnorn Cosr psr.
JGsfrn Uper init 9spalt irBslb Wrltte Sbnitsr
ceer 9tgentbum Der Der. Staaten irtg,nebnler
obtr aegen ben 21ilsn Upsr bic 2tutCrtGt, nutf
9jfTalt rbsr GinlGttterung 0per aui anpus gBti,
ie SEnlane pSrttupern cine SitCr 1u baIten Gpsl
/ dn5unebmtn, ale Iolas prICnen lrln pss 6U6'
perratbs anBselnst itIn. unb Wsnn Itsrllibrt. pOr
jr8cnb sinem rOmpFtsntfn 8IdItrr lOQsn 1s geliraI
prCrn ntd>t WenLger ais $500 unp ni6t iiter
$4,000, resr nit GsfHngnIBIrafs In @lnplntaf
Ueer anpGfs NIT eeer ctne tdrte Nrttt, rric bct
Btriht rnti@eiUtn mag unO Iitr sIns 9srIcef MID
psnisrr ais iehS Dicnate une nift mrGr aIs istbt
Sabre, pptr init tsIren 0rfdnaab unO @tIOtuBs
/ 6erner purpt ein 8shluf nit i2l eeafn
| Stimmen anatnrmmsn. Der hh psrpflt9ltt, be-
! Jtfbrruna irasnp rtus Summe GIelpss une elm
anJobl 5ruppsn Ju bewateen. bic Jm llnterrrGd
unB peT HstglItrn nttbig Ittn lUute.
Gs warbs mbIta bridlciIsn llnterlu6mesi
inluiltusn % Der 9Rpraisntant Mag bon Salii
more (Osr neuIi6 SsIietlon Davis in H6mUnl
snsn Ssiu6 abssiat1et baD ilt In vrtrrasri
/ Ihsn Srrtstr nit 8stsllrn stnssaiisn babe.
! SGute brcdte g0al6turns ron SQtnUIs Elm
Bill CUR 9rrmrbrunB Der 8lOtte elm. Die, lptt G
idste, in @emSBbsit Der in einrr Gcnferrn3 be-
MMns COMMITTEE NIT eem 5inanlmin1r, Zen
Wlrnsminiltu unb Commodore 9aulbn9 pereln
bartrn @runbIdBe sntwCrfen worosn iei. Da bi
SADIE bTtt bringsnp lc 70 bat sr um lcicrtlg
Ssr0tbung.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

~QenufpIUania ia 8e9ims d
ter eran9enommen. Die 8e9imer1
ter oes Golonrl8 Morebeao uno oC6 81
tonet5 Dare fino auf belonbere &ermeI
Dung oe6 9fibtere &ellep beioe { Il t d
&rie9 an9enommCn. Sol. Oare's RI
oiment miro ourb Golonet 9ieutenaI
Sirnep commancirt peroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Pn n 8 | Ii 6.-Sei Der frdb Wc
gems am 4ten SuIi ab9efeuerten 99atic
alfalUe in 9lrri6bur9 wuroen einem
1anoniere BON Sol. 8raop's l(rtiael
Gompa9nie, Namens 0enrp @elfb d
philadelphia, beioe 0dnoe bon Der d
;u frdb entlooenoen &dnone me99eri6t /
uno mob 1oniti9e 8prteeun9en bel
brobt. Gr itarb eini9e Sage Horaut
oen erbattCuen STle6unern,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
l0ritrre GruppfR DrweguRNen.

Ol5 Scrriifeu ppn Sen. M'Sopsl('6 '6
SruppPn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Die Gntitbeibuma mabt

!7edp Gin TrcFrn in f1IiBauri
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

SUIT IS. - Stnat. Der SecretSr be,
SsNats Jst9ts an, eab Der Siu.Yrsiipent fir prr
HeR Der SBun9 atrfIsnD ltin psrbs.
| Die BID, pas almt eines 0sbdlfs Wariur.
mstltsrs stdbIirsne, wurts anssnUmmtn.
9aus. - pr. 0aI66urn brattt cine 8il
elm. wsl6e bic Strafn srldBt, bic siniBe SGiffr
trfHen pihps. bic Ctns rssuIiTe Glarrunsspapn'
re iaplihs 6dfcn prrlie6sn.
pr. ScUIiirlp trri6tte ubsr zine SilI iu Ssm
SAuBe bee 9antCls unp Selrafun9 Der Sssrius
berd.
9uf GaiUt's gntras puroe tel6lOltn, bic Dan.
bells COMMITTEE gu bsaufiragsn, lbsr bic 3psd
mGbtstet. iupIGs oafcn fur sei4IOlfm gu crEId'
rem, gu beTtdtrn.
3luf Golfdr's, SlnOis, 4ntrds purOs gsisBti6
tsilimmt, Oa6 pcrausbs;ablts Srisfr an 8cIcntGrs
bic unttrttb meter marihirt linp, pbne wtitIs
G9arss naGsslsnbst psrpen iousn.
SuGiI9.-S Ssnat. Die gtrpiaisunse.
bia paBirts.
Ssr gdparO iprd9 ssssn ben 9d6lub bic
5anblunBrn pss prshtsntsn gu btaism. .-Ssine
Rees mar nbsr nur lrtr f6pa& unp ma6tr ni6t
Zen sfrinaltm Sinerud,
S--Das Saus ftbuts NIT IS asaen AZ
SImmir zine @rriasuna aui nd&htn Wenila
OBJ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

UrSn @atUsiton (1era5) 'cftH
6as WebI Snansie 2balU I
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
3ricoS@ Nsr cE)ricg1fsIs

Setr Iibsn bierna4letsno bic wi6taltn uni
u1stft watrl&sinIi&sn-prnu ale 81 sttsn n In
Cinsm wS&entIiasn Slatte rein unm5slta =
Rrts8s s'Na&ri&tcn, Sruppsn.S .Srrraunpen, II.
no.. tOisOn, pis iIe pUn Sna ,u 5as bel uus Elm
trtfsn' FOIs'n. Samjt uaIns esisr BON alien @Or
tausn TN 3aiammsntans untrrrittst pttpen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
OrO ser 1aGsiOss SieGs,

Dem Seino bic Sltterien iu 8ulls 8un
lpe90enommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
OOm 9trte9SIC6aupfabe.

9tdbereS dber Die briCIianten Sieae In
@efs sSir9inien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
9ie Nebellen ,nrittPseftblasen.

Ger GoocoiIe6 Scr QanetsUerratbcr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
gtr arieg fit biz lluiOu.

S6Ob elm 6rilltamter Sira nmTerer
tnpferen Srmppcm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

300 Nebellsn eet6btct uno 1000 9efan.
gen aen0mn1en.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
1pn SESnfc,iuotpl,.

Die GapfsrPeit ualerrr Gruppen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Dsr Rsbeu, General 6arucn stfaasn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24
Bon 2SaTcbfnatpfs

Don Col. &. J. sieele's Regiment.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-07-24

Wfcbr Stege i'm lptitIiebem 03ir,
9inIem,
Sie9 Der Aentuctier lei oem Aanapba
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17
---------.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

< -
St. Louis, Aug. 13.-The following Is the OIL
cial report Of the fight near Springfield. on satur-
day, as brought by one of Gen. Lyons aids to
Gen. Fremont.
Gen. Lyon. with three columns under himself,
Siegel and Major Sturgis, attacked the enemy at
6 0 o'clock in the morning of the 10th, nine mics
east Of Springfield.
The engagement was severe.
Our loss amounted to about eight hundred
killed and wounded.
Gen. Lyon was killed in a charge at the head
of his column.
Our force numbered 5000 men, including 1000
home guards.
The enemy's loss is reported heavy, including
Gems. McCulloch and Price. This statement is
corroborated by a prisoner.
Gen. Siegel retreated to Springfield at 3 o'eloch
on the 18th, and continued to retreat Oh Eolla,
bringing off the baggage trains and S25 900 i'll
specie from the Springfield Bark.
Later dispatches fully confirm the above, with
the exception of the deaths OF McCulloch and
Price, which are denied.l
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17

A Coon MovE.-Mr. John Lombard, of this
parish, has undertaken 10 have six hundred pair
Of heavy woollen socks knit for the use of all the
volunteers who have gone from Pointe Coupec
to the war. Messrs. Pitcher d. Barrow. and other
planters whose names we have not obtained, have
furnished the necessary quantity Of good, clean
wool. The lessees of the penitentiary have kind
ly offered to spin, free of charge. not only for the
parish Of Pointe Coupee, but for every parish in
tho State, il they are furnished with clean wool,
free Of burs.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17

Es- To our appreciation, the falsest step
taken by the United States in the conduct of
the present war, is the b%lockading of our ports.
Mr.. Seward ought to have seen that it would be
regarded with disfavor by the mst Of the COM
mereial world. Again and again has he been
warned, unoficially indeed, that England was
not disposed to respect it. The letter of the
English Admiral is published for his ediication.
The case in point. of the b blockade by the Gov
eminent of New Grenada, is discussed and de-
cided against him, expressly for his benefit, in
the British Parliament, all in vain. lie still
persists in his attempt at an impossible block
ade, and will not give it up, except on com
pnlsion. .asa til
The day of that eompulsion is not far distant.
We only hope that MI. Seward will persist until
he brings ON a hostile collision between his
ships and those of England. Then would come
our turn for invasion. With our coast no longer
menaccd, and all our energies directed to the
heart of our enemies, we would have no fear of
conquering a peace on their own soil.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17
The State of Louisiana.

Parish ofPointe ~Coupce-Scvcntl, District Cour'.
ii. O. Terrell vs.Andrvw CraWtoj d.-No. EGO.
BY virtue of. and to satisfy a writ off. tu. is
sued in the above entitled suit and to lie directs d
by the Honorable the It'll District Court in and
for the parish and State aforesaid. to satisfy
plaintiff demam and costs of suit. | have seized.
and will offer ut public sale, at the Courthouse,
on
Saturday, tile It'll dug Of Sept, 1861,
at II O'Clock A. NJ. all the right. title and inter
est that the defendant has in aud to the following
described property. to wit:
A tract of land fronting on the Bayou Crosse
Tetc, being the east half of lots Nos. | ,. 5 and
4, section in township &, range 8 cast, contain
ing III acres.
Terms Of Soh-CaM miM oppr0isement.,
SEVERN PORCHE, Sheriff.
July y. 1861.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17

Gs~Weh have heard and seen, says the Picayune,
a good many highly satisfactory reasons (were
they true) for the defeat of Lincoln's army at
Manassas. A new one turns up every day. This,
from q late New York Herald, is the last, and
funniest: ,.s, r. sz4S.s sr,t,
The panic was occasioned by the regulars. who.
in the contempt entertained by them for the vol
~unteers, drove their empty ~caissons f~uriously
through their ranks when it became necessary to
send to their rear for ammunition. This started
the idea that the advanced divisions were giving
way, and that the day was lost.
"The idea, it must be admitted, got pretty
well I" started, = and the best of it is, it kept
going, as far as Alexandria and Arlington
Heights. ~ IS
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17

Efs-The fugitive Federalists from Manassas
were kindly treated by the people of Alexandria,
on their return, and some Of them rewarded their
benefactors by committing all sorts Of outragcs.
One Of the New York 35th, declaring he would
shoot some of the id secessionists before he
lett, discharged his piece and shot the wife OF Mr..
Robert Jamison, President of the Exchange Bank,
through the arm, as she was walking with her
husband. IDelta.
Mrs. Jamison il the aunt of Mr.. Thomas Con-
way, q sugar planter, on the Island Of False
River.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17
Mounted Men.

Taught by the ront at Manassas, the enemy is
now organizing-we have not learned with what
succcss-cavalry regiments. Although this arm
Of war has lately fallen into disfavor, among the
military men of Europe, none have gone so far
as to think that it can ever be entirely dispensed
with. 1t may no longer be able to play go con-
~spicuous a part in pitched battles as formerly;
but in every other respect, it retains its print
tive Importance.
Louisiana contains a greater number of young
men accustomed from infancy to the manage
ment of the horse, than any other State in our
Confederacy. On horseback the Creole goes to
school, to church, to hunt, and to visit even his
next ~neighbor. Why not, then, permit him to
go to wal mounted on the animal of his predi-
lection!
In the event of the contemplated invasion Of
Louisiana, nothing would contribute more to
our protection than that a large portion of our
thus be transported with rapidly, and without
fatigue, from point to point. The enemy can
not bring cavalry with them, at least in force.
In this respect, then, if our idea be carried out,
our army will have u decided advantage, in
having an efficient cavalry, familiar with the
country, confuig the invaders to their lines, and
otherwise annoying th.m in a thousand ways.
Mounted companies will also contribute vastly
to the maintenance of order among the slaves;
a matter which, from what we have experienced
in Virginia, should not be overlooked.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17

The ELEVENTH LOUISIANA REG,aEsT-An eIec.
tion was held Yesterday at Camp Moore for the
officers of this regiment. which resulted as follows:
$. F. Marks. Colonel; R. II. Barrow. Lieutenant
Colonel; .. G.. w. Butler, Major. Col. Marks is
generally well known in this State, as possessed
OF no inconsiderable military experience and I'M
doubted qualifications for command, having
served in the Florida war, and commanded a
Louisiana regiment on the Rio Grande in the
Mexican war. Lieut.Col Barrow, from one Of
our river parishes, is a gentleman of military ed
ucation and will make an excellent officer. OF
Major Butler it is only necessary to say TINT h,
IS the son of Col. f. G. W. Butler. of Louisiana,
and belongs to- family of born soldiers. TDelta.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17

RrcHxosD, August l0.-The village of Hamp-
ton. outside Fortress Monroe, was entirely burned
on Wednesday night last by order Of Gen. Magru.
der, Virginians themselves applying the torch,
and driving the enemy ont. .tsys.
Gen. Magruder offered battle in front of New
port News, for three days, but could not draw
the enemy outside their entertainments, al
though their forces greatly exceeded bis in num-
hers.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17

Amember of the First Maine Regiment writes
to the Portland Argus that the regiment will re.
turn home when its time expires, on the I'd of
August. The writer adds: at is well for the
men that the time is no longer, for if it was,
most of them would come home in their shirt
sleeves, and ,rih Il flag Of trare flying in The rear
at fhqt.'
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1861-08-17

5NS-Charles D. Lyme, a member of the Pointe
Coupec Artillery, on Sunday last. fell overheard
accidentally from the steamer Prince of Wales.
below Napoleon, Ark, and was drowned. Young
Lyme was a promising youth, about sixteen years
Of age, and son of the late DIR. W. H. Lyme and
Julia Matthews. His uncle, Col. J. L. Matthews,
left on Thursday last for the place of disaster, for
the purpose Of recovering his body.