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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
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3Salf5biatte6," CiEe5 Uou Sosrru pbil.
Robr ii. Gomp, in ct. @aul, Rinneip.
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un6 lu9cfommen. Die iubere 2(u5fatz
tuna it redt 9Gfduia. @sni8cr fa8t un6
Cer Droipeftu3 oeS Slattes ju, in pGl6cr
Der 8eoofteur, Gin 8cipjiiev Is. s.. 81 i6er,
Die SenbenB be6 Slottee QI6 cine unions
oemofratiiGe bcIeianet. 9Sas er unter
Unions 0emOfrltie Utrffebt, 1T nid)t
rebt tior, Oie olta Demofratie 1T bel
Dem Scriube, ourb cine Repolution Die
3ci5GliAc prdiOentennobt umSuIttir5en,
ieIbF SuIammen9ebrpd,en, unb penn e5
iGet nod cine Oamofrat ibe Qartbei 9ibt,
10 1T oie6 bios Der 0tamp uno Der olte
Wartbeifitt, Oer Die Ruine nod juiams
menbGlt. @a5 @runofdee anbelan9t,
10 ifeben iitb Die Oemotroteu unter eins
1noer icst i0rQfer gC0endber, ais frUs
bcr bic ent9e9en9eictten Portbeicn. -
&onn e6 J. .. cine 9rGBcre Melnun967
oifferenS 0eben, al6 Die Der beioen Demo-
traten SaIonoi9bam uno SpDn Gc0rane
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
5dcnFunsen an Ole SamiIie JafIenf
eco tljSrcers EIlsuertbs.

Die iuoticben Gebelien ftbeincn ourd,
alleriei Grccntricitdten ibrer obnmdb
ti9en @utb 9eaen Den 9torpen Guft ma:
t)cn gu molten.
Ser 9jbmonO u@raminer'' nom IA.
.. Wt6. entbdlt fol8enocn 2(rtifel, oer
fir fdb fetbit ipri6t:
NRit StOl; uno @er9ndgen beurfunoen
mir Die Oanfbarfeit oe6 iiiolid)en 8ot.
ecs, inoem mir antiinbioen. oaB ourb oic
freiWilii0en 9abcn uon Mdnnern, Sraus
en- uno Sinocrn nidbt mcniQcr ols $50
900 CUR Serfii9un9 Der @ittlpe unp Sin.
oer oe5 Wdrtprer6, oe5 brauen NtCran,
0rier5, roelbGr bel 8ertbcioi0uu9 Ieiut&
Saterlonoe6 9efauen 1T, 0eitsttt fnO.
Sottteu Ole Morauoeur6 bis 3u untcren
Seuerberoen Oororin9cn, ic perlaIfCn lDh
un6 oarauf, oab fie finben rperoen, oaE
oa6 8eifpiel Sodions nicbt bel oen @i
tern, Gbemdnnern, S0bncn unO 8ruoern
oieier StaOt uarlorcn 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
SiaeI uno SrCment. .

IS miro beridtet, oaB auf Die Nalb
rid)t pon Der NbieBuu9 SremontS i'm "a:
ger bel Sprin0fieIo elm Sffi;ier6rotb sc:
balteu Duroe, nobel Die Weinun9 ucrs
berribte, oab man fib Dem OGfrGt Der
ReSierma rpioericeen mtiiie. 3urb cas
entibieotne Nuftretcn Si8eI6 aber iei cie
Meuterei i'm Geim eritift nornen. @G
Si9ets Gbarotter fennt, ouyftP troB lti.
ncr SreuroiDaft uno @oobatDtun8 fin
6rcmont ni6ta 2tnoeree bon ibm ermar.
ten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
Spdtcre aricgs=Ntacbricbtem
miecrfprrbrnee Scrid,tc pom pcnfa.
cola.
50 0 II SIG a fhinntnn.


99ai6tn8tOn, 80. gfcs. Die Senate.
rem unb Rrpufcntantsn fnO ffcn in grOsrr 3atl
tttr, atcr in Der armer III alIeS rubia.
Rotutsn fnb bier sinsetruFtn, Dag Gin Gnn.
aba Ddmpfsr an Der n5rOli6sn 8aifs burb einet
unfrrsr S6iffe wsaA'ncmmen pCrcsn fet Oaf'
Ielts mar bslaGsn nit 10000 Wuefst:n uno sinc
Got Gaps unO putpsr. GS mar fur BEN StiOen
tsfimmt.
0a5 Srcfen 81 peniacola.
Bon bsm Grsfsn ,u psniacpld Bat man nur
8sbstIen Ssrifts auf bic man liG fsirCsfdGs Der.
laben fam, unb birl,lts rpiOrrIprsGsh Gt aud
isItit. Sin Ssri6t Iaat, ha6 uns Sort pdtnp
meNasnpmmrn pcrpen lci-sn anrerrr. pdb IN.
Isrs Grurpen esiisNt tGtttn uno rcr MebsH' G'tn.
crll Sras1 actUbtrt WcrOsn ici, wabrenp Gin brit
fer Ssridt flat, ba6 natt stnCm creitGliSen Sc,
ieGt fiji Gin Sturm cirssfttIt babe ftr c5 nUtb'
wrntia mdftG bag taS @,CfG6t. Cinsr0cllt muir
be. @lan pirp batrr nod siniae Gage wurtrr
mussn. bic man bic reGtcn 0Hifte rbdlt. 3lrt
man atcr in 8etra6t pie Die Actellen unIcn
GpmmanrSr Su Sort 9idrns, Sol. 9 0 ~ II
ccrlSumosn, 70 tat man quite urladc 'u sIlutsn
baB auf unIsrsr Sstr elm gldn,enOsr Sieg sric6
ten trprpen III.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
11srthrile uno t1nd,thcile.

tleber 8ors uno gea6tbeiIe Der fret
tenocn Armeen i'm 9e9enpdrtigen 8ric9e
1T l6on oiel 9eiprobcn moroen, uno Die
Weinun9en iiber oieien 9eocnitano fino
lebr perlbieoen. @ini9e befonocr6 6teins
8ldubi0e baben ibon Dor ldn0evpr 3cit err
tldrt, oaB es unm09lidb iein nuroe, bip
Rebellen ju befie9en, uno UerIdieoenc
ipdbrCnb Dem 6rie9e oor9efommene Grs
ai8niiIe Dabcn ite in oiei'r Weinun9 he,
ltdrft. QuOtre, Die nidt tei6t Uer3dot
itn0 uno Die ltnion nm lc0tn Qrei6 erbals
ten molten, bebaupten, oaB mir fieQen
f0nnen uno ite9en mullen, uno man muB
blui8 8u9eben, Dap Die Se etcren Rebt pa:
ben.
inner SOrtbsil i'm 9e9enmGrtioen
6rie9e 1T, Dap mir Die ftarfere @artbei
biloen, oaB mir @elb unO Grcoit baber,
oen &rie9 nit Raborud Su fibren, oaB
mir 0ebcn6mittel uno o(le5 l(noere, lpas
nOtbi9 if jum lnterbalt elmer aroBen
}(rmee, 9enu0 baben uno oa6 bic l0palen
Sur9er Der Union miui9 iino, ir9eno
Elm Spter iii brin9en fur Die @rboltuno
oericIben. Infer 9tad)tbeile ba0eQen finn,
Dap mir bis iegt ;upiel 8crrGtber unter
un6 bltten uno pieueidbt nod babCn, Die
uniCrer Sode metr ib1oen, oI6 Die cfe=
nen Seinoe ooer &ebelen. IS III bin
ldn9li6 befannt, oab unttr oen 8eamten
Der Re9lcrun9 piele 8errdtbcr marcn -
uno 9eIpiffe Grei9niiIe pQbreno Dem
Srie9e, 9ebCn ltrfabe Su uermutben, od6
ne aud in DER Nrmee nibt fcblten.
Ole 8cbellen babcn natdrlib aub @or.
t6eile auf ibrer Sete. ShDn bem I'm.
fan9e oC5 &rlc9e6 wuroe 9eIdot, ooB iC
! iehr cute Senerale bdttcn, uuo oies III
leitoem bel mPbr ais elmer @de0cnbeit be
itdti0t porocn. Sin 3peitcr 9ortbei
| fir Gie 1T, Dap ale iDre Seamtcn uno Of:
fi3iere Der Sadie 9etreu fino, nelcber fit
oienen. Die &ebetlen iino jmar 2(lt
Serrdtbcr 9c9en Die Union, aber bis icer
bat man mob nlbt erfIbrcn, coB irQenC
elmer ibrer 2(n9cltelten &rrrotb bcoo".
gen bat en- Den Serrdtbern ibre Sffi
;iere uno SoloatCn ftebeu feGt uno fdm:
pfen bebarrlitb uub 9ctreu fir ibre Iblelb
te SadDt. Go9t3en Daten fie oen Nath
tDcil, Dap eS ibncn an @jelo uno Srcoit
| feblt gum &rie9fiibren. @jans unc aIeir
luf ibrt eioenen MittCl anQapieier, Su,
Our1fUbrun9 ibre5 @obabens, babet
Die SemitteIten ibon 8icl 0atban Uno ct
1T uorauejufeben, ooB man nod, mcb,
Spfer Don ibnen ueridnGen miro, pielleiht
lr0Bere ais ite 9eben fUnnen ooer milil
lIno 3u 9eben. QuBeloem feblt e5 oer
febeIlen an SebPnSmttetn uno UieIen an
bern Dln9eR, lpeIDe nptbj0 ltn0 fir oit
llnterboItun9 elmer 9rofcn llrmee. Ncn.
Die 80rz uuo 9tahtbeiie Quf beiccn Sei
ten in 8etro1t tonmen, 70 baben oil
6reunoe Ger Union uoenId)2inlid nod
INNER ooo Seife fir IT'D - mas iis aud
fl0cntIid) b0ben iotlten - uno aus o.efcl
ltriad)e crmarten mir, paB Die Sadje col
}n0ticp Su (8unften oar Union au6fottcy
miro. Die &oohnun9 auf oen enoiihcr
1i29 unierGr 2Saffen uno Die oautrrD,
@t2perD5rite,iun9 Der llnion, ioute nod
)ttemano auf8eban.-(2iberot Seo.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
1ic Anifdbt CimcS prCciSCrs in Sao. ga.
rollins, 2inno 1895.

5n Der QbiIaoetpbia @asette pom {. .
gtop. 1895 crldeint foiacnoe gtacbritbt :.
oStarb am /. lebtcn Sftobcr ,u 8cau.
fort, in SUo.GarOlina, Der Gbrm. sra.
tbap Sote, i'm 46itcn gebensiobrc. Jn
ieirem 2eitamente bcfiebtt cr: Sh
made &C CUR @fIiht mcinc6 Grccutcrs' cS
IN olIen 3Citun9en, Die in Gborlcifpn oes
oruft ,reroent ju Uer0fenui6en, oo5 i'd
ocl'l'6 Eeben Uerlaifen in Ger uoQiosn ltcs
berj3u8un9, oofmenn ib i'm 8eIBe einf6|
eInj9en Stlap'n 9eitorbrn mare, ib mid
nn!9t, t9bl0 9ea6tet baben wIros in bas
Gsl3 9ctte6 einsu9eben," ="
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
nie perIcauna Der faoIid,cn RcGocn,.

8as bat Ger our6 oen 8ibmono ,,Gns
quirer' oemctoete SeihluB oe5 Rebeuen.
Scn9reiies, Die Te9ierun9 pon Ridmono
in 8irainien nab Ra5bpiue in &enneiiec
III perlc9en, at beoeutcn, fra9en itb Die
eeutp. Dap ole fGoliben 3eitunoen fci.
tcn 9run0 oafur dn9eben uno oaB Sci;
ferfon Odpi6, Der oob fiber oarum rpif
len mubte, ais er peni9 Sage friber ieinC
Sctfboft abfaBte, oas 8orbaben auh
nibt nit elmer Sptbe erlpGbnte, mabt Die
Sad)e nod beoeuteno mpfteri6ier.
@ab unierer unmafoebliben Qnii6t
bcoeutet Die Serle9un9 oe5 Sise5 oel
Regerun9 nab Dem QSeIten nitt5 mRtr
uno nidt6 lpenl9er ais cine Serle9un0 ees
6auptfrie8sibauplaBe5.
Die RebeQen p3r3neifeln ouQeni1ein.
lib an Der M09lidbfeit, an oer 9inie oes
pctomoc 8e9en unfere ftarF perfbanSte,
ourb cine 1rmee pon 100000 Wann 9c=
oedte Stellun9 nit Grfola operiren III
tonnen. Sic ieben ferner elm, oa6 in
Dem ous9e3o9nen Sit Sir9inien fitb il.
furIer 3eit Der Serpropontiruno Der
armce untiberitei9Iibp 0inbrrniiIe in otn
lSeg itellen meroen. Sic crfcnnen emo:
tlh, cab Der 01use Geeeifion6ibninoel
idmmcrtib in fib iclbft 5ufamm9nbrc1en
nuB, nenn CT pabreno oe6 9an;en tom.
menoen 8inters in fein bi6bGr cccupirtce
Serrain ein8epferbt bleiben muBte. 3rl
Soroon, Der Die an BEN nctbmcnoiaitcn
Scben6beourfniifen Won9rt lciocnoen Re:
bellen uon Den Slcilbtopftn Der noroli:
ben Stdaten ou6itticBt, muB um ieccr
'preis ourbbrcben pcr0cn, che ncd) ccl
Sintritt oe5 QSinterS fernere &rie9scpe
rotonen perbictet, uno ba i'm SltPn bon
potomoc, Elm 8ie9pl Uor9eiboben lit, fol
i'm 8citen Der Seriub 9emaOt weroen
Die @ren3 lperre 9elpaltlam Su ourbbre
den.
Sen. McGteuan mag fitb bel Better
porItben, Dap ibn Der ncue Separations
plan Der StebelIen nibt unportcrcite
Gbcrraibt. SIN 28eiten lie0t ieet De-
SdmCrpunft oc6 &rie9C5, oarouf oeute
Quco bin.-(@bita. preBe.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
r1fifitdriEdnP .,inris,tumacn unter scu
HCbcIlcn.

Ger ,,Eibmono Courier" beridtet
I'm Sreita0 b1tten swci miIitGriIhP Grr
cutionen in Huntington itatt9efunocn
Der cine, elm Srlontdr, lpuroe erIDciicn
neil er einen Ser9eonten wGbreno Del
8erri@tun9 Qicnitpfiht ais Sf
tl5ier 0etootet batte, uno Der anoerc, er
ge9uldrer SoIbat, rpuroe eri1ciian, mel
tr eInen Gopitdn 9el6fa9tn. Ser Nn
9etla9te iotI ein vortreffli6rr Soloat 9e:
peien itIn uno aI6 er oas Ser9eben be:
9an9en bat, iei er 9an5 betrunftn gene
len. Gr ertru9 iein ShjdiaI mie cir
Mann.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
9auboI3 fallen.

Ser Maine Sarmer fa9t, e5 ici beBer
Die 0dlfte mebr 5u bcJo blen, um cas- sol;
i'm Sommer, al6 i'm Ninter f6Qen su iaf:
fen. Der 8eoafteur Tagt, oo6 cr SFiroeI
an ieiner Stnj babe, mrltbe Dor einioen
Sabren 9eiFotten lpurotn. Die i'm QSin.
ter uno SrubIin0 0efautcn nuroen in Sol.
8e Der 6dulnib fait gang mertbIos, ,p&br.
emo Die i'm So0bfommcr 9efauten tihti9
trofneten uno polItommen bart uno qcs
innb iinN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
SebaneIun8 eCr ;5erren I1Iaien une
SIioEn.

Ser Steu Yort 0erato i1reibt: IS if
ieet eur6 oas Souueruement beiblcfrn,
Dap Wafon uno SlloCu, Sieie beioen GrS
6obperrdtber, Su Sort @arren eng Elm.
9eIblciien uno ibuen nur Goit perabrei;bt
>pcrocn lolI, lple icl6e &erbre1ern, Die
oE6 DcDitcn 8erbretben6 9e9cn Die @e.
lEee i1uioI9 itno, 9e9eben miro, Bic &c
bctannt III, boB Colonel Gcrcoyan uuo
lnoerC Sfft5iere, Die in cbrenpolem Sc.
fGtte auf Uerftbieoenen Shtabtfclocrn
9efon8en 9enommcn iino, nit Dem Ne=
ipFtte bebonoclt werben, Den man ibnen
na6 WdF9abe ibrer Stellun9 natb cen
uber Die 8anSe @eLt tibtiben &rie9s9cs
brdu6Cu Itbuloia 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
Gas tran3SGicbe t11inittcrium uno eic
iuoIidbe Consideration.

Ser Patriot" ia9t: gSir erfabren,
oab Der Sobn zines an9eisbenen Sdloers
BON Baltimore (Sonapartt ., Der i'm
franJoiii1en Seere otcnt, ieinem Soter
9eibrieben BAT, oaB Die fran30fiiben Mi=
niitcr in elmer neulitben 8eratbuna cinz
belli9 befblohen bdtten, Die llnaGbdn=
9i9teit Der iiolicbeu @onfooerotiOn nibt
lnyuerfennen. Nub ieien ibm Qripotz
leute in 8ronfreib befannt, rpelbe Der
Ser. ct. Ge9ierun9 S 100000 Icibtn
rpiiroen, menn iie iDrer beOurfte. Die
Stimmun9 lei au9emein bafur, an Der
aIten Union feft;ubalten uno iie nit Sci
bern ju unterltiiBen. Sronfrei6 mar
INNER oen Ser. Staaten trCu unO miro
oenlelben itete treu bleiben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
tutitsrss pom RrirgsfbauplaBs.
untcn' 8ewe9une in Sennciiee.
&Otr ESoFG1tmotpt.

N q ne on, 25. 3ou. Die omsri.
rant n'n ecnIuln In Stalim uno Grantrei6 iins
Sm6srlten, waHlam ,u isn neil llt q,irotsn r ~,
gotlsaanOii6n Ntsrs 9sssst Battn IclIcn. "
Die &'stsrunS bss 8Snisrs6s 9toIien fat
FsSt.,er0S'n' F.t ltr'nS S'S'n rs Sapuf6iTs ,u psr.
am ecntrattor ron psnnipipanisn bat bsu
|ultrn9 iur ei'frruns BON 60, COO S,ud srmsh,
rtn fur bic 8s8sruns rbaIten.
un'on'9ema9un9 in SsnneiTte.
. SalttmUrs, 25. Ncp. Dsr 0lrmpbss
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
2lnIprad,c an cincn poluntar

Sin @siittiber tbrrrcibte einem pcn
unfern SoIuntdre cinen RepoIuer nit
oen 8orten: SolIteit 0u in Den SaQ
fommen, Die 28a1e ;u 9ebrauben, 70 rufe
8pttes Se9Cn an, menn Ou 3eit oa3u
bait; obar bite Did, Dem 6einoe Osn
er ten SbuB ju lltI3n. On tannlf
- nImsn" ioeen, tpenn On oefsuert bait.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04

OTGin Srautpaar, mie eS mobl Tcl,
ten Gins 8e9eben bat, poiiirtc tirjlid auf
ieiuer 6ohSeitsreiie ourb oia Gtaot 81.
mira gteu Norf. Gr 1T 3 Sup 5 3cQ bod,
uno mie9t IS Qfo., Sie miBt , Sup ii
Boil uno negt 33 Dfunc. Sie fiuo 90
uno 81 Sabre alt. Ser im9e @emabI
lit 0r. 9tutt, uno Die iun0e Srau, Die
friiDcre RiB Sorob @eltcn, petcbe lid
unter oem &itei oSsen.&0ni9in" leben
lieB. 8ie e6 ibelnt, iino iiG nidt pbnc
Wittel. 8enn oieie dbGr audi au6aeben
ioliten, 10 brau1en iic ilb feline Nab.
run9sior9en }u ma0en; penn iie oGrfen
bios 8oritclIun9en 9ebtn, um 0elo oe.
nun lu pcroiener,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
Srie9S>Nn hrid,tcia.

sStr labsn birnatRc6tnb Die ri6tisasn unt
mrllt wabrl9einlihen-brnn ullr ,u arbru il in
sinsm p6hsnttiGsn 9latte rein unm6sti6-
Sress'Na6ri6tcn, 3ruppsn. .9rwrsmssn, IL. +.
10, irieecr, mic ir Uun 5ds Su Gag BET uns tin'
trshsn, fclsrn, tamt unGsrr erier BON allen @or.
fallen i'm 3ufammentan9 unter,iftrt wsrOcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
Gin isnecrbarGr portau .

Sin Correspondent Der 2oncoit,r ,,Gr.
preB'' ans 9tc0lep'o &ri9ape in Gamp
9teutn, &entuttp, beribtet, Dap in Der
9ta6t pom S. gtopamber Elm i1mcres @e
lpitter iiber iene @e8eno jo9. QSobrenb
ocm &oban oa6 Sturme6 ibIu9 Der 8liB
in Elm 3eIt uno traf Die Qieutenant5 @ie.
baro unO 9Seit bon Gbamber6bur9. Gic
lpur6en ibper perbr1nnt uno ibr gCben
puroe nur odburd) aerettct Dap ibre an
ibren Seiten befinoli1en Stbpertcr ais
Stieableitsr oienten, inom bieictben
ourtb Die electrii6e SlGBi0feit bubitdbliu
jeriAmolJen wuroen. 01s 3ett muroe
ourb oas Seuer Serit6rt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04

Sob 6urb @afesfheu.-Gin
tleiner &nabe, giamens Martlep, uon
&elOina, ftarb am uCrlpeten OienltnQe,
naO furttbarGm Heioen, an Der 8liiGrs
lbeu. ST mar unacfdbr cinen Wonat
ooEber pon einem pUtbsnpen puUre 9es
bifcn pcroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
Ehffaneissn 3eitunasuntcrfdbreibcrI

Grtbeilt Ole SibCI in yt16ltebenoem
cincn beberji9uno6pertben 8inf
;, @ei9ere oitD nitt, Dem 0Grftiocn
Gute6 Su tbun, 70 oeine 0ano BON Soft
bat, Scbe6 Su tbun Sprib nibt ju
oeinem 6reunoe: 9tbe bin, uno fomm
pieoer, mor9en piq iW Dir osben 70 ou
s6 bob rpobl baft. SprIDe III, q, I2S.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04
l0eitere JSriegsnuC6riC6ten.
sSefebl an @eneraI Sherman.
Con ll10IC0tnaton.

i6inatpn, 20. Nrp. Yrrut. 81.
SClosn unp g9m. q. Gttott pom Der WdOp, iraI.
DE z Wcnat3n in Rttmrnp pcn ben Qanpesper.
rdtbsrn aIS @sfanssne ssbaIhn wurOrn, linp bcus
te bier argeIanst. Sts linp auf ibt GbrGnpurt
fret 9elaRfn porpsn. Gle brdftrn feline Neulas
fcItEn bejaatb auf pas Grrffsn ,u YsnIacola.
Scputs Hnp beuts ron mIerer 2tnie bis na6
6diyfar ousBsiduOt wUrpsn. Sis linp ,uridss,
febTt unO berittsu paB aud niht etn rn,i9er
8stel in isnsm StdrtGsn u icten irt.
IFpelasu FAB oDn Commodore Dupont eca
PCu 8uYaI srbaItsn WOrOen, rpelde melpm, ca6
Die 5a9ge Der gsrciniBtsn Staatrn iibsr pas Ger.
ritcrium tee StaateS @scrsisn pstt.
Sen. Butler il nift islbf init Isiner 8lctts
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-12-04

bic 9rrpuftsn sin,unnbtsu. 10 ME aud Ssfeiitss
nn9en fir unlsre grmss gu srd6trn. Die gHsIt
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27
Good Nevvspapers.

We do not expect every man in Sandus
ky county to take the FREMoNr JOURNAL
yet we do hold that it is every mans duty
to take his home, local paper FIRST, and
pay for it promptly. There is not single
weekly newspaper that we know of printed
in Northern Ohio, that receives the support
of the neighborhood in which it is printed,
that it ought to baVe, Hence the country
printer is poorly supported, always harras-
sed with debts and rarely making a living,
while the mammoth city weeklies get the
patronage which justly belongs to him.
If the FREMoFT JOURNAL docs not suit
them we baye still choice Of the kind Of
papers that are good, moral and loyal, that
we can recommend as companions, and ad.
visers in their households and places of bu-
siness. The advertisements Of three such
will be found in another column. Take the
JOURNAL FIRST, then if you don't get the
news fast enough, take some other.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27

Col. Forney writes as follows from Wash
ington TO the Philadelphia Press:
Two elements will henceforth be enlisted
for our estruction-Slavery on these
shores and despotism in the Old World
The two are congenial and cooperating ele-
ments. The one, born of the loins of mon
archy, has, from the earliest days Of our col
onial existence. yearned for the countenance
and support of strong government, and,
during more than thirty years, has toiled to
degrade and TO dominate over the white
race on this hemisphere. l do not caro-
what politicians may say, it is fact, irre-
fragable and patent, that all the calamities
which now surround and imperil the Repub-
lie, result directly from the intrigues Of Sla-
very and its advocates. It was an easy
and natural transition for European states
men to drop their empty professions against
Slavery the moment they perceive that Sla-
very had taken the field a lomranee against
the Government Of the United States, and
to seize with malignity upon the opportuni-
ty thus presented to ayenge themselves
alike upon the example we present to our
down trodden fellow-beings, and because of
the triumphant manner in which we have
made our stand against the proudest and
strongest Government on earth. When
this worlds battle shall open, let it find US
ready for our rnany.handed foes; and in that
hour let us write upon all our standards the
imperisbsble words, "Hos,ility to American
Slavery, and to European despotism."--
| The result cannot be doubtful.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27
Tho Cheat Mountain Battle.

The engagement at Cheat Mountain on
the 18th, was published in last weeks pa
per. Captain Crowelrs Company, E, 25th
Regiment, lost three men killed, Corporal,
LEVI s. STEWART, privates, ISAAC NIGH,
and CHRIsToPHER J. THAYER; and three
wounded, privatcs, ]. G. REARIoK, severely
in the leg, R. d. PHELPS, severely in the
thigh, and A. FREEH, slightly on the head
The bodies of Stewart and Nigh were
sent to this place and buried on Saturday
last, side by side in Oak Wood Cemetery,
followed by Company B Of the 72nd Regi-
ment. Thayer was buried at Cheat Noun
tain. Stewart was shot through the body,
falling instantly dead, the ball entering the
breast and passing out under the left shoul-
der blade. Nigh was by his side and was
shot about fifteen minutes afterwards, thro'
the body just above the hips. He lived
about half an hour, and said he wanted to
be buried by the side of Stewart. These
three, so far as we know, are the only San
dusky county soldiers who have been killed
in engagements with the rebels.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27
Tho PrcsIdent,s Levee.

Tho President gave his first levee of the
season on Tuesday night. The New York
Herald reporter whose account we condense,
says the White House was "thronged with
brilliant company Of citizens and civil and
military officers Of the Government" Mrs.
Lincoln wore "lght-6gured silk brocade
elegantly flounced. Upon her head she
wore beautiful wreath of flowers and her
fingers sparkled with diamonds and pearls"
General Mcclellan was present with his
wife. Tho correspondent thus describes
their reception by Mr.. Lincoln;
The President grasped the General with
both hands, saying, my dear General, am
glad to see you and Mrs. Mcclellan" The
President then conducted Mrs. Mcclellan to
Mrs. Lincoln, and the four joined in conver,
sation. The cordially manifested by the
President and the General-in-cbief toward
each other gives the lie to the repeated as
sertions that there is not perfectly good
understanding between them, and that
the former does not have confidence in the
latter.
Mrs. Mcclellan was n new star in the
ITeSluentlal mauslOD, ana SnaTeu tue noD-
nors with Mrs. Lincoln with modest grace
and dignity that won her hosts of admirers.
She is of medium hight and fine FORM
Her eye is hazel, splendid and speaking
Her face is not what sickly STRIPPING fresh
from college would call handsome, but it
beams with gentleness, affection intelligence
and determination Mrs. Mcclellan wa;
modestly but richly attired. She retired
with the General at an early hour.
Secretaries Smith, Cameron, and Welles
and Assistant Secretaries Scott of the War
Department and Seward of the State De-
partment were present. 1t may perhaps
be regarded as significant that the ministers
of England, France, Spain and Prussia did
not appear at the levee; but the ministers
of Russia, Sweden, Bremen and Nicaragua
were present, and the Russian minister was
especially cordial in his conversation with
the President. The miscellaneous COM
pany was quite brilliant and numerous.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27

Here Is tho advice Of some man We don't
know who, but we know ho tells the plain
fact. Read and ponder IL. a
Stick to your home newspaper No mat
ter il you are poor, none are 50 poor rs the
ignorant except II be the depraved, and they
too often 90 together. Keep your home
paper, though il may not be SO large or i'm
posing as some city weekly, but remember
that Il is the advertiser Of your neighbor-
hood and daily business, and tells you what
is going on around you, instead Of a thou
sand miles away. If it is not printed on as
nice paper, as others, and as good as you
wish to have it, pay the subscription prompt.
y and rely on on it, the natural pride Of
tho publisher will prompt him to improve
it as fast rs possible.
The JOURNAL is published every Friday
morning, contains the latest news up to tho
hour Of going to press. Sent to subscribers
by mail at 81 so per year, in advance.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-12-27
Gov. DelIufaoIl.

Rumor has it that Gov. Dennison may be
sent to Russia. Tho duties performed by
Gov D. since the war broke out, have been
more exhaustiug, more trying, more thank
less, than all the Ohio Gubernatorial duties
of the last decade combined. These duties
have been faithfully performed-night and
day, in season and out Of season-and we
should be very glad to know that Gov. Den,
nison's labors have been thus appreciated by
the Administration; and that a system SO
Fundamentally and physically-could have
such an opportunity to recuperate as would
be afforded by foreign mission.