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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
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her 6Cuer Guiiafrung5 UrIeniboit pcn 0.rFs
m6 Qcba GaunItr5 acgcbsn, tag Elm Gar son
20 Gents ouf bic pniitatr 1000 l6alrr ocn
Vfrtu' tnrd 5,Nr arlc3! wurrf, no ca6 6m.
irItf on foBtnCrn gtagtH ump 3eitrn rcllettirt
prrttn miro
Gonnufla5 BIN l3ln 9(oyemtrr, am 6aure
p9n 9ioo 5eip IN @rinritd, Taunlbip, gerfs
Gauny,
6Witaad cen lilsn NoYcmtrr ON 5auls son
3cH&i GtiinBu, in 9EdimtUrs 5ami4y, geaa
GaunIY.
e.amiid85 rC 5!fH 9'tgimtlr, an 0auie gea
Sntcb Wiattrg, In 2Ericnhuro TaunIdblp.
NlcEta0J trn i7in 9ipp1mtfr, ant 6aule ycu
Derry jtirtrr In 2pnn EamIttip.
GiRhag5 Ctn i8im Rcuembsr, ant i5au'r pon
Srn0e 9rptl In g,Itnuy. 8uf5 Gdunty.
NlittpgdS ten 19icR 0cvsmtrr, ON SauIe
rpn grmtn Sdmp, In NG' 5riPpIy, gt6G So.
0onneFiinAs Sfn 20Irn NVvsmber, am 9auls
son Spsn Mtifr, In SGiprItrg.
5rcitdgs tCn 2tittn gloHrmber, am !6nuis pCn
DaYie prtfr, in gGciainatcn.
Samita8S ben 22fm glcpsmbsr, r 9auiG son
Sarob Zimmerman In 2crbtu.
Wonta9s trn 24fsn NCrembsr. am Saulr gCn
5iaat 6ane, in Sber' WaeWngs Eaunl6p.
IN SCrfo Gaunty.
0ienita9S ben 25llfn Rppfmter, am SauIe
Vrn Sclua WilIer. in Waratawuy
NlittmpA5 teu 26lsn Novsmber, an SauIf
ven Daniel 3immGrmdu, in Subtcrn.
Gc1nrritag5 brn 27fen 9iUprmbtr, am Gauls
Won Samuel 3ir8Icr, In JlVdIanb.
}rttaAe rem 2SitCn 9lggsmber, am i5nuiC son
Qepi Gtrmplir in Oadsscwn.
Slmta9s zen 29iin 9fcpfmter, AM 0aufS zen
@Ddrlts Wranb, In 9a"gfrGudmrf.
Mcntdae pcn t1rn DSrsmter, am Sduls 9pn
Sacot gBiblcr, IN Ean9idwamm.
DnIa8s Zen 2ten 0ccfmGer, ant S3auie son
WotQcn lrtrisr, in WfrBtown.
Wjttwcf5 brn 3tn Grcemt,r, am 6auIc yon
gfer ecnila5:r, in l0ttr,MarUn9it, Qtaa 60.
~ Die GOllrtiicr5 GrGsCunD 1cd rffm arbat.
ten Utrreu ven ll6r Wor9ens ti5 4 ll4r Dad
mtttaAS-uno Gin irrf6 NHtBIj'O III rrluht icine
9rtrg nit ith on tn GclleftiuneglaB ~ trin.
gen. Die GotIfFtwm fIno tylu6t an rrn Utie
gen GnBn unO @ldgru punttlia iu sridtincn.
Nuf @sfrbI Ter DGgtpaltCr.
S.tOtfr 90. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
y on pitt6bura

Die 9tI0eImocbcr III Den ucrlbiebenen
&clImiiblen in 9}ift6bura Gno wrQen
b36'rn 2(rbcit5loDn au3Qclfanbcn. St.
ltbcn, ME c6 Dsi6t, 10 Drlb 1T, wic cr i'm
Sabre IS40 MAR, foroem iie cine lpeite=
re Grb6Dun9 be0eIGcN.
Dje &olfatGrer un6 @}trnicter in Dem
OienIte Der 6ancncnbopt GOntraftoren
6omliion uNo 6artupee iinb pe9en b6bs
sren EoDnt8 ou6Qeitlnoen. Gie ,pcQen
ii GDaIcr Ole 2B0be batca.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29

3wrttc % y If r.-Sclempn &nerr, gRei.
lenbarb GtorIes 3pwr, SonUptr gBm. Nlci.
ier, Yum @mjamin 9arrrtt, NisHrrmocunos
50bn Gtegben, Nierumacun0if gam aanpsr
lynn; 5otn $. 5CBel, Sbsrmarunaie @tcrar
6re9, A!Imtauu G6arlt5 oitIcl, Stsrmilfcrp ;
0ao.e 9rrnrt, 9Grjienture; 8ihare .. 9rser,
gSoIdtnBtOn; Sac. Mntlcs, pcIrnturg 5ran.
CTS Defy, SdnCpr; Gtn,Ies 8tir, SoncSr ;
Scfl 9rirr, gGrjirturg Gel 0triu, (Nduer, J
Sdl3tHra; Sacct Gadsnbah, Stermacunele ;
Nlcle5 SEbsrIg Obsrmacunaje; Gjtpecn Sens
28olbingtpn; GNmunO 8, Ballet, Qaeniaun 4;
Samuel Gamp, Qsnn 9Isub. Ddtut vun Did.
nel, GUWbia SOlspb MiIfr, Nisbtrmarungte /;
SoGn 8. gicIf Gntainuqua GbarIes GGBnlp,
NierantlfCrO Daniel Mc6r, Jun, Sbsrmil.
ioro Benjamin 5. Sa9sntu6, 2aentaun So.
I'p6 NRnrmad5sr, QIImtam 9pNn g. 5Ouprt.
ler, 2gnn g9iaiam Ged, SnIsturg 9ar. &ep,
Ter, WsprmarnBis; @sUrss N. StsaDammsr
Egnn ; 9oi0uo SaInB, aQmtaun Sacob SslIer.
Sbrmarungie Reutm t5rnngtr, Sapwtrtbau ;
Jteutn Grtsosri6, Sbnmocun8ie.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
NIIhrlCntr glchtmnn !

Or. ! bid $ &netm piubt gmimfnt in
ptint Scltrln. Yrci5 50 Gents, mrb pnrrantirt
mOhIcicr me telu lu iria olo iracno rin antt.
Ter @rtitcI ter ir bem publifum pffrrrt wuror,
lijr Die ocilunb ven Stnjttwmoen, @ant, Ser.
rCnIun8m, Vdtmtrit, llEbnbiBm8 lt. (oalte ci,
lie 6Laiae i'm Staat-s5 tdI l6cn Olele itaBtn.
re pIsrEe gHtItct. 8rineS II cGt nubsr IS bat
bnV SiaHaturr Hcn .. g. 5otias. Tryut, ST
GcrtIantt Strabt, gruvogf.
czS- 3u tatfn tei aii'n Gmgilcn unb in trnr
8uhIictr Sum Vrda Gomlg patuct, 2latntaun.
SClober % Dr,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
Elm DaIAen.Ganoieat pcrbciratbet
iIdl i'm djCfAnAnit;.

Goefp, Der beFanntli5b ol6 M6rbcr oe5
Sorn. SciInGr in ct. 2rui6 cntoeCt rm6
0rretirt mo Ipdter notb Srccbolo, gteu.
S3rlep, 9ctr1dbt puroc, no CT IidD oeotn.
mdrtiG bftnbct, bat iib fiHtid) nit ci-
ner Stbcttldncerin, >peltbcr frtibcr beim
9efanoemmdrtrr in @ienlten itano, ourb
clncn SricpCn6ritDtcr i'm @cfananiB trou,
en- loiien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
OrctFieete ben 0(ano fireitio. 3u furtbf. 7

Orccffcele ben Stang freiti9. 3u furtbt
fam, tm often fir oen &errotD Nortbci
gu er8reifen, mar CT botD eemcin uno ME-
otrtrdt6tio 9cnua, oemieiben in39eDeim
1nf allie mp0Iibe 0ciie SOrfbub ju leis
ffen.
8uddnon un6 ftin miIeratlar Minis
Ter SouteD, Ger oQc &ric96fbiffe Der 0tds
tion nab Den cntfcrntcitcn Citation pers
ienbet bate, Ol6 fir ain nptGpenoi0iten
0eorauNt wurOen, fiuo pic befomt, nod
Drutc on0cie0enc Wit9liC6tr Ger oemofroz
tlIbcn NartDs. SloDo, Sbomplon uno
Gpbb ipGrocn ebenfaU5 nrb 3u cieier
p1rtDei 0eD6rPn, wtrn ibre 6cimatb5.
itootcn nid)t itctoirt Ddttcn. Saoracn
ipiilen mir, oaB Die 6bten, reoliben Dez
bic in Der leBten Stunoe in 8u=
tbanan'6 cabinet berufen, ole cncr9iib.
fen Nnitren8Un9en motbt3n, um Die I'm.
ion ju rctten, Dap Die 0erren Stontcn,
Dir uno SocIt pOn ibrer 0artbei 0u6gc:
itoB7n iporbfn iinb. limo bicIctbc @8rz
tDei, ole cinen8ubOnan, cinen Soucep 3u
.Dreh Nlit9iieoern jdbtt, cnen Stanton,
Dir uno SoOlt obrr in oem Sonn 9etban
pat, nil INC bcutc olouben MAIDEN, Dap
te Die ein5i9e QartDei fai, Die Die Union
'etten fGnnc? 9SabrliCb bic ltnucrftbGmts
)elt oieier 8ebauptun9, Iotben Sparta
Ben 9e0enutcr, titerftei9t olte 8e9riffe
(Nbif gTr Nr,1e
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
JIrO-2iitc fair BEN SSpOcm,6er
SScrmiim 1862.

%tIer Sittncr, 2cwtu; Ser. gBd6, Qynn
Searlt7 SGcu, 9aijtma 5atot 8. 0oODrina
yhrf'rmnruE0tt &omud GtUnetn6, NrSrrmiIs
Ioyo; 6rmp g. NiG, QI(lmtaua; RU6. S6srs
ltp, pahcprr SoNn GuIbUlfCn, Sdpw0dtau ;
3onas g. &rcbl, Qynn; Hcralo 6r,og, Rle.
Cermarun0jej 5obn gBlaiam5 @otalauaua Sra,
tldn StcGfr SjicwDcjIbnu; l8ilinm BstttrbclO,
9Letewteii1ad GClomUn Deity, Sdnrper 9svl
.. NIo0r, StcrmiiiCyc; Martin Gemrrrr, Sal,.
tur3; G9arlc5 9esintah, StWIaurcn; Scnas
Bar, FcnRta; Gbmin Smldcr, gBalGngtcn
Gltas 9Iietp, Sttodttra; 9cna0 &nrrr, QOpbiu
@rpr8c .. NrImtlA, g.lIsntaun, Dan. DuGe
CGrriaurou; 9icubn G6afftr, NiGScrmtIiCrb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
rcr I1I5roer nod nicbt entesft.

Der M6roer Der fIciuen s liIa bet y
Is er M II BON olrrisbur9 1T nod
Inibt entoedt. Mebrerc @Gnner, Die ais
'oeroGbti9 Uerbaftet ipcroCn paren, mu6s
ten au6 RanoCl an 8epeilcn pieocr cntz
lohen werocn. Die ,0erren 8lein uno
O1pi6 bon ,Sarri6bur9, meld)e felt Ucr;
ger @obe cincm oe6 Moroe6 UercGtbtiz
gen Snoipiouum na6ipUrtcn, ftbrten err
fololp6 Wiseer Suriif. Sie UcrfolotCn
pic Spuren oe6 mutbmaBlidDen MorOer6
bl6 nab Nuentaun, 9cdd Sauntp, mo
1u5 Dem llmitano, oaB er So9 uno 9todt
baIo tu Sup, b0lo i'm pOItma9en, balo
pieoer in 9emietbeten SuDuerfcn reiitt,
lur ieIten in ein Soau6 frat mo. olebann
iD ieoer 9enaueren Sciidti9una umo
lnterb1ltun9 CntjO9, uno Dap ferner allie
DerIcnen, Die ibn iaDen, einitimmi0 in
liner friibersu 0tumler tieICr 3eitmo
ntbaltenen Si9udlemeMt cntfprcCbanoe
oelbrelbun9 9obcn, 9tipamnen iie ole fCs
te uebprjeu9una, Dap CT rnhpeorr bieItn
ntIesllben WOro cocr Elm onoereS itNre
P6 Serbredn be9on0en babe. geioer
1rcn Ole @el0mlttfl oitler 5Oerren Ell
bopft, uno 70 muBtfn Iie Die ftrntre Seer
pI9un9 GinlteIlen.
Tic NIiiitarausbebunA Strafc fur
Observation-Disclosures.
Die ieBi9e WititGrau6bebmo finort
1b Dem @eieB pom II. Sui lSG2 ltdtt
tltDc5 ben prdneenten outrrilirt, ollt
'tbioGn Wobrt9Cln uno Rc3uatlpnel
trehen, IN S0lIen, in pcltbcn oit
taot68eleBe in oen S3u9 auf Die Sin.
llirun9 poer Nu6fdbrma ocr ?(uebe
ing man9eIblft ilno.
SdS 8eieB oer Nntmbtp Don pem.
lUanien pom ,. Npril 1922 beitimmt
3 pcrlomen, Die flb nob ibrer 2luSbf
n9 ipci9ern in cen Miltdreicnit a
ten, Aemdb oen Stitimmunacn ce6 Ne
oe6 9Ou9reiiss pom IS. Sebruar l79r
TRAIT weroen foIlsn. 0itieS IeBtert
ies oronet al
}, Seoer Sftisitr, ltnttrpffijitr obel
Fmelner oer Wtill Der ii1 peioert, ben
TeDlen oto prGilcenten ju aeDcrCben
nIbt mebr ais bic 96bnum0 prc ga III
, nl6t penioer als Die Q6bnuna Yrr
onot aug Strotc 8aDlrn, menn IS cir
e0S9erl3t beittmmt, uno menn CT cit
roTs nnlcpt SobIt, 70 iotl ev fir icoe SE
~ Monot 9efon0niBitrofe ouioen." "
- Slt supreme Scurt bat entfd,is.
cap Ole betreHenbfn pioerfcBlihpr
lonen nlbt eCm 8rCasoeieG mntSr:
zen lmo, rem oub Elm 6rieoeacrihl
Srtra9 Der Strdfc imerbol6 rer an,
eoelleh @rtn6en iu beitmmen bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
Ttlkea fiebcr in llliIminat,n

&oltimorr, u. Sft. Mir Gaben
trouriNe 9(obribten aus 28itminQton
9torO Carolina.
Nlc am ucri9en Sountoo CjnoctrGtCnc
&dlte bat cnr moroGriid)e Mirtm0 bci
mlnoCIttn5 800 ihrptbenCcn S6(icn oc6
9elbtn NiCtcvS 1u5aeljbt. SGrgc fin0 in
9rpBcr 9tli0frdac, uno ca tpnnCn ntbt TO
p!el on9ClCDoHr ~tretn, ais Ole 2roc5fdt.
Il trfNrNtrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
SC0Dnc .Ginberlicber.

Gr 3erau5arter tr5 3, 9uacntfrsmecs" bat
irttfn cine @uiwabl zen II It5nen trulIfen
&irecrli'brrn nit 9otn, Hrtiiimmia otIabt TGr
SduicH uno 5omiltn in rinem nrlrn Stftdfn
6srau3Gearttn. grfj0 8 Gcnt5-mit Wpttu 9 ;
u Gtnt9 has Cugrnt-mit ppr!p SO Gents.
3u Gaten III unIrm @utllCw.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
lkltlmmuna fiIr Cenarcli in tlInntAn.
gQtebrbcit fir Stilc5
IDabG in Iowa.

IS iino nenti9enoe Seribtc em9elau.
fen, nm Die Grlp6blun9 oUer feds repubs
lltaniidDen 6an0ioaten gum Gon0rcB ol6
iid)er ju bttrabten.
Ser Stoot Qibt cine republigoniihe
Wcbrbcit Uon 10000 Stimmcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
3yS u r ffb & ri6fe.
preifc in 2laentaun am Dienffao.
Sefentli0e 9Sen6u.

2luf Sreito0s ocn l4ten 0tovember, nG6.
itcn6,
TIM ~ llbr Wito9S Ipllrn am 6auIe Der Htrr
tCrtrnrn 9orbara 8utb lrbtbtn ron
Strsmauiile Qs&n Gdunty, foIesnOr 2lrlitsl auf
tf'ntI6cr &nru vrttauft psrrsn namtit,
3 9dtm unO SsttIarrn, Gin fupfrrnsr 8siIst,
Spt Slide, cine gnJatt StibIs, stn Gdl&ranf,
Elm Bureau, cine Sausubr nit Gafsn, allsrlst
@Gtii&, 3wsi Scfen nit Jtebr, elm GisntriItI, et'
lentGfen, unO icnlt nod sinr 8rrl6irprntst an'
p'rn 9aae' mO Giitrn8rdtbe gu umldnpIit gu
mrleG,.
Die 9cbin0unOsn ont SerfanfStass unb Guf'
wnrtung ocn
Sobn s. 28eioa, 1om'or.
SttptT %, 1862. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29

g ruc6G uno.-6 6otIbs 80:
gtoten dut Ole Sarmer6 8onf bon 8uf6
@auntD fino felt oor0cftern i'm llmloufz
Die SolICbun9 1T jmar mon3clbaft aus.
9etubrt, tann iaoob bei cbcrflddtliCHer
SeIltbti0un0 Manchen tluid,fn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
Tic e3ptfuiation in Gele acbrm =t

9tepHlorF, -. Sft. Der StoR
Scaro BAT Deutc ourib Nbitimmun9 bes
ltbloicn, o15 omsrirdniitbe 8olo uon lti.
ner Stnf .HIlte OnsiuithlicBtn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29

9lcw Worf, 81. Sft. Do5 Dampf.
lAiT @itD cf Wontbcitcr lit NIT Nat6.
ridten aus yiptrpo0l pom r. Stt. anocs
tommtn, Ole ab'r mciftentbeil5 burd) sic
Sop0rid ontitipilt mlren.
Do6 @}eicB fir Gle QtIcboffun9 ser
StI0p5rci in Ooilinoii,b Mcft Snoicn
am l..SnLi fGnfti9en SSdbrt6 1T ourtb Die
@eEtra! .Stdottn NIT 4G 0eaen : Stim.
men paiiirt.
Sine furb;blrc Sbld9eyti, an ,petder
mnoclttn6 1000 McrioUtn ; GDsil oenpnz
men bAbtn, 1T am Spnntd9, ben stem
SFtober IN 0Doe parf bci 9cucQn pproe.
fNlteu,
Ser Streit 6aucrts 5pti Gtm6fn uno
CnolGtc oamit, cap Ole Gn8tdnbtr Die ST..
ldnccr liberwdltigtcn.
ger gdrm bate an 100000 3ulbaucr
bCrbei9etcdt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
1luO Californian

SonErantt5co. 81. Sft. 0ie
SCrcln. Stooten ge9aI &enoer gfctcn
r1n9lrcn jlrilben lj Uno Is Wroient
9i6conto, 28ccbiel ouf gtclp 9jorf oWf
Si3t ronoircn Uon Is Bic 90 Wrotent
Di6rOnto.
9iele Gopitoliften no0eneiot, i6r Gjelo
mulil9 lle9cn juto1en, BIC Der @elrmorft
I'm Often mtDr ftif9eFetlt miro. Nieb il
oFr gtuno, wC6batb Der 8elomorft bier
io acNrU6t 1T.
@a6 D1mpfitif Yatific ilt init 400
pailo03rcu uno 5 10000 @ot0 pOn Src.
9on nno 100000 @olO aus Urttiitb So:
luMNia anaefommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
HMtErriIHe Mntenter far ISG3.

Str QutGcrildtt 6alenttr fir 1868, 0rnusoes
GEten prn Niarrrr @rUE7, III rrihicueu urb In
UnlGrm 9ufOtr ~ tdben. Wrci5 Cents
init @orIo 6 taS GUBmN SO Gmt5-mit 9'crs
10 80 Gcnit; t1s 6UHprrt $3--mit Wortc 81.
Sir - baar srbGIt man 200 GlGf.
2Lamlnm. Sclpbrr %.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29

UF Da6 Contingent Ucn 8ermpnt,
9on} ou8 6reiritli9en beitcbcno, 1T poQ,
jobli9 uno lnoribferti9. Sdnf 9tcoimcn.
ter oaUpn itno gteunmonat6z Mi(itCn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
9[QentDipn SS1nf.

Die jatrli6s 8eriammlun9 Der Stodbaltsr Der
N1entaun 9lnt wirp esbaItrn tpsresn am SanE.
bauIs, am GisnRus tn 4tm NCprmbsr, I'm 10
lbr gcrmiItass.
Die jdtrlt6s g1utt fir DrsttCrtn pirS ss'
bnltrn rpsrten In Der Sanf am WCntas ben IL.
ylcpsmter, SpiI6m ben Stuncsn BON 10 ubT
Grrmittass unp lltr Nahmtta8s.
Gbarles @. Cooper, @abirer.
Sctuter %. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
SaS 2taotS. S.SicFct.

ufol4s amtlitben 8critbten Don Ser
ats '8ab! in pennlplpanicn, bat 6as
Etinric9e llnicn3eritGrer SitPct mir rt
? 2S2 Me6rbeit asiirst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
& { d q s q II ntD
Gjc8cnfritise @ierbes@erli9mmss, Gjss
icllf6oft.

0c1cniCIti8f FTerCRfSeEltD DerunSer N)sa
icllf6oft.
Sra 9lAmrItt plrb bitrmit gtastrn,
-. yN tah pEr id0tids Iar prr &rha So l..
Xy SSGargfrrItiam 9ierOs Srriitsruns5'
s-slazszsza GjciellitOft rur6 Die frIgsnbsn 9rr.
luuen rgIeftirt merHfR wIro
Die Iamltps 9'iostrr9, Sd6. unO NOrb.
g4tdtbaa-gpbrajm Sisger.
9lirrTmncunbie 50. pegjoB.
Strs mp gliebsr'MtlfcrD g. sc. g0iran6
CtrIauccn uno SnISbms-SaIcmcn 8len,
CMu1sr
StrrmatunBjc m6 Maratnwng 9at5 Gauno
ty-J. IS. StCiuiJ
gcwtja gynn uaO gGdinturB-Swin %.
6auR.
qonaI6wamm unt 9rrcicr6, 9ufS Gauntp-
Nmu5 g1tiI,r.
llno rnb j,efS Mitaliro glNotcn II. irncrtatb
80 IOBcn niA 9mic,twgnG lsjnn 1Ar u tc.
ioblin, uu6 wgnn picig0 Mot ariaiett, puwirIt
IS irne &eriihcuma. Die GcasItor6 wnbsa oui
urO nod Sem 3lcn gleYimtrr 1862 nnruItn.
9u &luItrag Der ScorO.
z. 6. ArtiniA, Str
Sdcttr 20 r43m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
SPITE llnO NnppCn1
gGtr iid iu riEtr Der Iabn1elb Siitc ptsr etnc,
f&5urn GorPr prrbflf,n Mil, Ccr mgIbt fb an

Gbriit mb Sauer'1
wcblcilsm Sut unO &agpen.G emporium, 9lc. 10
g3el,camit0n SraBs, etr Cppisilcr3 l)dur
9t5tntter.
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fd 0ufgefiut, NIT rniutr siACucn WauuiaEtm
mb mltr uricrT casnsn auiiT&t pcrisrti9t unit
bdbrr, wdS @tgI DourboitiBfsit mo bintgs
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Eey- Die 5eugn Gbra unb Saurr Ituirn be.
iOnbse 2lufmrrtlamteit aui rie I9aGIa1r, hap
iIs bic sin3sen 6ut'5abrttontrn in 2Iaentam iino.
Gerrr lentm wtr bic QufmCrFiamtet Der "a,
btes pOn Nltntam m0 llmsesca0 auT misrn
orp6sn Vcralb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
Dic n6Cl)tic d5ciekacbuua.

Ole ndbite Gtaot6: Geice9cbun9 miro
Wle fcl0t Suiommen0eieet iFin:
SIN Senat 30bIcn Ole 3fepublifancr 90
uno Die Dcm0trlten Is Wit9ticper.
sSnNeprtientdntenbluie baben Die Rc-
publlfdner lG, Ole Nemofraten 81 Shit
9ticctr.
@orou6 eroiebt iitb, oob gebtcyt bci Der.
si"tsr 2ttfti""r,>,,,, G<ti,r,,,,s 40 q, vt,it
babcn. Dies oiirfte ibnen Die g8abl eli
ne6 2}er. Gto0ten Senotor6 flbern.
2IbNtimmun8 fir GousrcB in t11entaos
merry G0unty.
Gtite5 GG1o
Mrauit 523l
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-29
9SelIcr Nlels.1Ennrcll

Iae Eager rntbdlt 9eIiwaarcn isptr }lrt, nad
Oer nsurRen Mcrt grmndt, psIae su ben tiaig'
IIn 9rsiirn vsrtauit un6 fiji rrrEn Aedttrit "a.
ranIiIt miro.
sGs-C -Canb StObrtalrr Wr,tsn an Sits Yrriim
Etriettn,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17
How Mr.. Sanders ESCAPED,
THE pURPoRT OF HIS DISPATCHES.

IdE POhPOhI Uf HID DlsPAICdES.
Few men are better known at the North
than Mr.. Sanders, and yet, by the simplest
of disguises, he escaped recognition. Some
years ago he was much concerned in Lake
Superior mining; and he passed through
the Federal States as miner, with a
strong Cornish brogue, carrying his tools in
his hand. At Niagara, however, he was
stopped, no one being allowed to cross the
river without pass. In conversation with
the sentry, he expressed in the broadest
dialect his utter unbelief in the possibility
of any man much less carriage traversing
in safety such a trail structure. The sen.
try, equally resolute, in affirming the con-
trary doctrine, finally proposed a practical
trial, and with much feigned trepidation
Mr.. Sanders consented to walk little way
across; having once started, he did not
consider it necessary to return, but made
for the Clifton House, where he had to make
himself known before the proprietor of
that aristocratic hotel could be induced to
receive guest of his appearance.
We are authorized to state that Mr. San.
ders is the bearer of the draft of a com.
mercial treaty, which the Confederate en-
voys@ill propose to the chief European
powers, irrespective of recognition without
Intervention. Recognition without inter
vention is considered by President Davis as
practically valueless to the Confederacy, and
Intervention itself is not regarded as a ne.
cessity in the present position of affairs
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17
TIE CusToM OF WEARING MOURNIN

The CUSTOM OF WEARING MOURNING
FOR Our GALLANT DEAD-OUGHT IT TO
BE CONTINUED ?-The Columbia s. Car.
olinian remarks quite appropriately upon
this subject: "During the American Revo-
luton, Congress, having no power to make
laws, frequently recommended such meas,
ures as we're deemed proper and conducive
to the public welfare. DR.. Green in his
autobiography, remarks that, emo law pass
ed by Legislature, nor any mandate is.
sued by despotic sovereign, ever received
a more prompt, strict and universal obedi
ence than these recommendations of Con-
gress." He alludes especially to two in
stances: "To forbear entirely from the
use of East India teas, and to discontinue
all expense in mourning, beyond the wear
ing of piece-o of Grape on the left arm."-
Would it not be we'll for the Confederate
Congress to renew this last recommends
ton? When so many households through.
out the South are called upon to mourn the
loss of dear ones, the custom of wearing
mourning adds greatly to our expenditure
and detracts to that extent from our ability
to maintain this unequal struggle. 1t is
Unnecessary to remark that such goods are
now very scarce and costly, and many are
compelled, in obedience to custom, to make
sacrifices which they cannot we'll afford
Let the wealthy classes set the example in
this respect. Our gallant dead, who have
poured out their lifes blood in defence of
our liberty, will be none the less remem-
bcred.
"a nation swels the funeral cry,
And frumnh Heeps above the hraYe,N
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17
INvAsIoN.-The Richmond Eramine


INvAsIoN.-The Richmond -Eranaiiner
says:
Because invasion has heightened the
spirit of the South, it does not follow that
it will effect the same results for the North
We ought to know our enemy bett,r by
this time. The North is incapable OF sub
lime sacrifices; its spirit is ignoble; its OBJ
iects in this war are different from ours it
has none of that moral enthusiasm which
animates the people of the South in con
test for liberty, and has alone sustained
them under the distresses of war invading
their territory, plundering their goods. and
burning their homes over their heads
Without such supports the North is but ILL.,
provided to sustain the horrors of invasion.
No greater alarms can be given a people
than those of war of invasion nothing
shakes national resolution more; nothing
appeals to selfshness more The Northern
people have those qualities upon which in-
vasion tells with fearful effect. From the
iguoble exhibitions which have been already
given by the North, even at the distant
threat of invasion, we may justly anticipate
the dismay that will seize her armies, and
the hearts of her selfish people when our
troops have once obtained "a footing north
Of the Potomac
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17
From Virginia.
.NoRrHwEsrERN VIRGINIA..

, '>'' '." NORphWEStEhN FlhG1NIa' t.....
Advices received 10 this city yesterday
give strong hope that the Pierpont dynasty
in Northwestern Virginia will very soon
its existence. Our forces are
making inroads in that section which it is
confidently believed will speedily end in
Kidding that portion of the State of the
disloyalty with which it has heretofore been
cursed, A few. days since Buckhanuon, in
Upshur county, was occupied by our forces
under Gen. A, G.. Jenkins, late member
Of Congress from the Kauawha district !;
and it is thought that ere this he hasposses-
sion Of Grafton, the junction Of the Balti-
more and Ohio and Northwestern Virginia
railroads. .
AS Gen. j. advanced the loyal people
of the country were aocking to his standard
by hundreds, and it was expected that in a
brief period of time he would have a force
sufficient to. wipe o.. the remains of FEEDER
alism in the West. 49,.
At Harper's Ferry large number of me-
groes we're recovered by our forces, who be-.
louged to parties in different parts of the
Valley. We have heard the number stated
as high as fifteen hundred. Richmond
Dispatch, 9th.
The Richmond Enqairer says:
A gentleman of this city, who has just
returned from the battlefield Of Manassas,
Informs US that the medical chiefs Of our
army told him that our loss in killed and
wounded would not exceed eighteen hum
dred to two thousand men. This statement,
coming from those who have the best op-
portunit,es to know, may be regarded as
confirming the similar accounts which have
been published on other authority.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-09-17

"HERE's Your MULE. THE best ap.
plication of this army phrase We have seer
lately, occurs in letter from Fort Morgan,
addressed to the Southern Christian Adoo-
cate, apd is.as follows: .
There is upon the common around the
the Fort yet doing occasional work, an old
mule that deserves place in written his
tory, if all the boys tell Of her be true
She was present, drew the first cart load of
sand, in 1883, that was removed in order
to lay the foundation of the Fort. She
lived and did service about the Fort until
the times of secession. On the. day Ala
bama seeded she was at work about tho
lighthouse on Sand Island, three miles