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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-26
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-26
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-26
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-26
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pon AlIcntaun, pa.
80. AZ Sa. SamiItcn Straes, benz
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priviIrsirt ron Der @efe9stuns, MSrs 30, 1860.
2(utoriiirte6 GapitaI $4,000.
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rcn $4,000 in rsr Common gIsas Gcurt ots
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1gEntaun, 6EtruGr l3, 1861. nq3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-03-26
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The New York herald., 1862-11-04
THE REBELLIOH.:l
"A orrioE or A.rr oLorurss AND Esu,sAsr,l

AMI svffaiEs, ns !. A., o,o,u,,a Ann RAMPAGE.
Mo- sos sso.Ds1I NV xSsn, Angus: IS ssss
ana A. ESsPssss aPPs fo the new
serrSs 70 poad and material 70 TIA, c,r Q;
.ss .s "a Easss s ssss% city g.
sSSssns s oas articles lc is paoaased %
s Psay ,Ss sy :s 'IsRRsss Vii ss
MD he tpai ausay offered and , for each ars e
All articles delivered ey conac,ors are .csu'red by h.
The following list embraces the principal supplies need
T.,,... - ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
I.ry and consisting Of engineers ordnaace sr'
ra,ior Jackets consisting Of cavalry artillery Infantry
uonlior@ T,orsers consisting o. i0o.rasa. asssmsa
Cotton DacS overais.
Drawers-Fanne and knit
Great Coats-Footmen and horssmsA
Blankets woolen and rubber.
sack cosls. ined and unined
Boots Booless, Legsns, ssocknsa
Uniform Ilats-Trimmed ana un.rimDsa
Forage Cars Recruts--Cayairy and tasaasry.
Gap Covers, sable Frocks, sashes
hAvers'ess kqaTISSiis xRTicsks cop'fsu oF E9ulpAaE.
Hospital Tents " ali Tents siDey Teuss Common tents
Mosquito Bars DA0's spsass,
GsGn GGss,,Senia, s"ia,. colors Mae Machs,s; es..
s..asal N.iIeasi coior. camp Kell.
s,saa ' SisS., as assslsss 5sslAs'
s.ss,1ss s.s'aiiiss Fla: Ff.s. TBss%'s'' Drum.
Guidous Flies,
s3ooxs-vompany Order.
Do Clothing Accouu,
DO. Descriptive
DO Moraing Repory
Order.
Do. Morning Report
DO. Letter.
DO. (inard.
K'smentai general a,,n. ordes.
10. Descriptive
De Index.
Do. Order
Target Practice
Spnsoildat Morning Repo~
g., Insncclion Report.
tract ~ - -
All proposals. received by uoon the cah sav from the
DAY the Immediately ncedcd vii, be awarded 10
responsible bidders
cher supplies @il Toe awarded time as Csvorabls
bids the Responsible bids re-.
cclved up TO tne time Of making contracts.
. Proposals 70 pc endorsed ftopoats OF furnishing Army
Supplies y and addressed to the Subscriber -
By order Of tie QuarIermaster General.
= Lieut. Colonel H. H. VlNTON,
Del'ht3 piafiefl4asteT General United States Army
nEpUrf QuARTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
- rh.dephia, OF ~ SS2.-Froposas viii be eve d
~ hs oi uuii Monday, Nov TO- al II O'Clock NJ the
doVey IN this city, point that required
rivt lindiei Army Transportation WAGONS
fernl N-e Wv
Five handre sets six. mule Wagon Harness
Two huadreA sets two-horse Ambulance Harness
rue ~hoe a. be completed and ready for delivery be-
Gore the Iat OF next The right Is ryed TO
eeIect all bids deemed too high. A. BOYD,
ssrtap and Assistant Qlariernlaser u. S. A.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04

friday tIenin n,i, nisshss M LosyM FRIENDS,
Due notice VII se eiyee q ,sc representation q cnr
q! Married The LAZY Ig,ns ROAD 4. :. sos Mas
sss sSass 'Ss III Sas, Ss L.s s
Doors open at hafpast7. BegipsA8,
~ AS Broadway. corner OF Broome street
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Noyps i, o'oIo ss''''' K.
tSs opera ps,r0a' q q the op'r''r this night
80, :. THE sERAoLIo.
with X HME. M%Ess.ESsisss sSnassssx ssi., including
v.rn ' Msssr: sss 9Ursr, tSTTi and dkiEy.
TiiE MIoIc FLUTE
Doors open al Z; commences at O'Clock.
GEORGE cHRIsTYs MINsTREls
George cSSsiy and JOIN Briggs essses and Prosrsso
TUE OLDEST rsrAsEsEp siia basp ass IN THE usrr.s
SECOND wrrN M9S9A ~ AIn SE% nEsrrs pxrn.,.
onona "s E. fSs1' Wifi SSE5 SFa
@; IT, s SS fSst$ s. iaS 5
t' LihIS mA or atbESE N rue fhHE
Terminating W. tArE ss lSs nE seT 1s q Go,svRv
sURRouEpEpn BY Yo THE EMnhEMs Or OUR NATION
"'S"'' ''''''' SHOUTS or LAUGHTER,
VT" 'fsso5 sSisy sah sfsf
'A' pHiasT Es5soIsx IN 4Hs
- CoRDE TENDUE,
HSs aDaHs 4
IN ii's TnE EVENING EVENING
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Blue Belle Louisa Sro"s
orson tthe Wild Man OF the woods)......,Mr g. L. FOX
BAHsUAs .sSFISAF HSa. snFrMTiiE MTSEgS, q MUTT
sco HIS
from whom he receive presents viii be on sx1A
''' FOR 4 FEW DAYS ONLY.
f'S. SASssassxS 4 sas ssS.tI"'f AIs1Sos' 1SS5osss'e
Gen. asa 'fs ssS s sn.ss s'
sgHBz
rlsSs$fFG Il ssSHS III Nov
M vfz mzxRoS fSa oo% ssGsa
Admsslout to ALL IS cen.s. Children under ten ie cones
WooDs,s MINSTREL srdXHw.v HaLE a.
Opposite the st. Nicholas Hotel
70 S
WOODS MiNsfREIS.
p"''00'4s' y ''e ELITE OF THE CITY.
70 p E%s fsS ",se rss.r,s. s
Hem oSs%ss
y as asr .'s r rf s%s S%,S@ % 1a :as
N! sslss. 'a!ss .ass GH,sa
PALACE ssgI.sn's or sgs,o ,.., ,.,r ,,,,, .,.,,.
THIS MAGNiriCENT HALL
Ia undergoing extensive
Lyinsa now FLOOR 40 sr.sE g e y:umand ai 'e~ efs
Building. s'ms4ss rEw ss'' &C., md .A
"''' 'as 'e''''sss cAarBErI.s MrSsrRELs.
''''' - - M; N. g cAxPBKLI4
oAss woaS: Ss sa %ssy o,ssy yes.. yes bands
Due notice will De given Of the Opening Night.
BHH4.'SSsEci .SschaSf5s sssS5sffsl Hall, "a BROADWAY.
fs:sF Ikfs "''
Cruelty to Johnny LES sns MisksaSks ''''
DAN sfsS sssnSr %sp sss sEYssufk sss stfsA
.A' Hand along IL ssshsf caFTivo o'o-
fS5'S' Door. s. Ticket. esn's
WASHINGTON PUBLIC, D. C.-LooK OUT FOE
@ s%s a s play ss ss s1ss ssn
HoEiHs shtEELH.HsIs xEHk y evening
tions g,el To schools. societe &C.. liberal terms In
compliance With general wish limited number VI
tickets viii be issued.at 81 cents EACH
THE PARIsIAN CABINET OF
i WONDERS AND ANATOMY,
56J BROADWAY,
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. y: TO 70 M.
ALL VISITORS 10 THE CITY
should without witnessing this truly wonaerul
guhccnt institution The exquisite Gertu Sill a.
tgicts iununleyabie admirers.
ADMISSION rs CENTS
i ST. NICHOLAS CASINO.
500 broadway, under the st. Nicholas Hotel.
NOW OPEN EVERY EVENING,
The attractive resort la America, and the
MOST COMPLETE IN THE WORLD
DuIsHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.
I TWENTY FIRST SEASON, ls62-ls6s
FIRST CONCERT AT IRVING HALL.
Nm s.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04

rYvHE MEN TO C0NsULr-DRs WARD AE0 row.
i FRA n Laight street. Oauai. Bheotda rems
dies for all diseases Of mprdeacs Cuses 1Astsca hs
taolished Ia la$D
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
BILLIARDS.

I,IT.IIARDs.--A GOOD SECOND HAND ..BrILTARD
IS Table wanted complete. Addross with price and Al
particulars, Rliards, box zoo Herald culcc,
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
HOUSES, nOOms. co.. TO LnT.

4 COTTAGE H0UsR TO LET-SsvEN Ro0Ms MO.
"A dern nprovessents. Croton water, hc rent $50 -
iyii. West Tnirtieth Uree thrro high
house. $500 ITO West Fort eth street. Apply 10
SMITH 2Oe William street Frankfort House. R
The New York herald., 1862-11-04

I)RoFEssoR RxsTELL iss CHAMBERS STREET, oAN
i be- consulted - usual Agents i2ts Liberty street, n
n; ia Brookiyn, i16 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-04

r OFFS TO LET.-Two FIRST RATE LIGHTED LOFTS
Ia with power cheap, al No ~ spruce street.
inquire OF NASCIMENrO 4 HOOPER, 25f and 800 Canal
The New York herald., 1862-11-04
AMUeUMQMTD.
WAdkAcK'g -
W NIGyT. TUESDAY. Nov &
FIR5TSTiMk THIS SBASON
Wnh o.~ scsaory By rsherwoodD.

ai~s-
SPEED THE PLOUGH
Without ntsrfSing materially With tert copo~<arS
and II IL hoped. jILSctous haye
The CAST IS CRiAiIIy IMPROVED and an eut.r. a.~v
arraagemert o. tho sccalery and action atr oduced
~. handy Mr.. lester Waitack
a. ~ ~ a., Mr. Cbsries Fisher
t,p hhnntord N :. John 0iib8rt
hs.dy Mr. Mark Smith
Mf tssorRe HOLLAND
Mr. NortOa
foung
Browns
P4rsIo4
peta iaes
Dame Ashheld 't''''''''fs't''' NJ. v.r.a.
Mise Bsndford ''''''''''s''''' Nil. ~ r.,ss.s
ND""b"'o' u sNe tate iF George RsrTe her
,,~u, ancs on any sage1.
tsaoJ Hahuy Mrs Job 9eftNa
The Orchestra under nc direction o. Mr. stovpcI
"Wednesday ninth unle, BOSOM FRIENDs
Thursday, SPEED TIE PLOUGH
Friday (tenth niehib, EOS1M FRIENDS
Saturday SPEED THE PLeUGH.
Due note viii be given OF the representation N ccn
Park Bachelor OF Artsr Henriettep The ~ a
Gst Married" The Lady q Ly,ns" rhe Road 70 KoaS
The School 70 Scandal" Love aud Money Love fn~
Le.e" schooiof Reform" = The c!ande.no Marriage
!" Money" and The Jealous WIFE,
Doors open st haf-past7 7. BegiDs NJ &
The New York herald., 1862-11-04

L,OR HAVANA DIRECT
II The and splendid
United States Mail Steamship
EAGLE,
- Richard Adams United States Navy. commander,
VIII leave pier No North Thursday Nov g. at IL
o'clock noon precisely. for Havana direct
Price Of passage $40
SPOFFORD. TILESTON CO..
~ Broadway.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue in
variably returns orders and money sent to him
for currency stamps, such stamps not being
from the U. S. Treasurer but no one need
send to him at present, as he is now supplying
the government only.
Master Edward Hooker has been promoted
to acting volunteer lieutenant, for gallant con-
duct during the attack on Washington N. c.,
and been ordered to the command of the
steamer Victoria.
Geo. w. Marion and James Pennoyer have
been appointed acting assistant surgeons.
The following officers have been ordered to
the steam-sloop Mohican: Capt. J. b. Max
hard, Lieut.. r. r. Buer, Acting Master X. b.
Ely, Boatswain G.. G. Abbott, Gunner William
Arnold.
Adutant General Thomas left Washington
to-day for Annapolis, on business connected
with the large number of paroled prisoners
now at that station. There is no doubt he
will promptly take initiative measures for their
exchange, as he is the commissioner OF the u.
S. for that purpose, and has heretofore so sat
isfactorily performed similar service.
Brig. Gen. Max Weber has been ordered to
report for duty to Major Gen. Dix at Fortress
Monroe, and bring Gen. Gilbert, now on DUTY
with the army of Kentucky to Gen. Wright at
Cincinnati.
Col A. NJ. Wood, of the Brooklyn 14th to-
day received his commission as Collector of
inland revenue for the I'd District of n York
When the President made Col. Corcoran and
Wilcox brigadier Generals, similar ap-
polntment was rendered to Col. Wood. 1t was
declined on account of his impaired health,
and the Collectorship is awarded by the Pres
ident as an equivalent ; he has never recover
ed from the wound received at Bull Run, and
ms physician sometime ago pronounced il un-
wise for him TO take the field
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-20
BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE
Portland Daily Press.
OUR VICTORY COMPLETE.
The Enemy in full retreat across
the Potomac.
Enthusiasm Of our Troops.
THE REBEL LOSS TWO TO OUR ONE.

HARRISBURG, Sept. 10.
Information just received from the battle
field, says our victory is complete, and that
Gen. Pleasanton is in hot pursuit of the ene-
my, and driving them across the Potomac
The whole federal army is in good condi-
ton, and the enemy has been badly punished.
A gentleman from Chambersburg this eve
ming, says all the troops stationed there have
been sent to Hagerstown and Boonesboro.-
A company from Philadelphia refused to go
over the line. Gen. Reynolds said they might
go home and be damned, and disgrace would
forever rest on their shoulders. After the
Generals reprimand they finally went over
the border.
Gov. Curtin is still at Hagerstown.
feeling of perfect security is now felt here
in official circles.
Quite number of wounded have arrived
here and at points on the Cumberland Valley
Road.
The news of Gen. McClellan's great victory
achieved to-day, was received with great re-
joicing.
The troops here are urging to be sent for
ward, that we yet may rout the enemy. and
assist in the great work of crushing the rebel
lion.
Travel to Chambersburg and Hacerstown
was resumed to-day, and the telegraph is now
open to Boonesboro'.
Dispatches received from official quarters up
to this hour, midnight, from persons who visit
ed the battle field, report the rebel loss two to
our one. Their dead were left unbnried. and
wounded found shelter in barns and woods
along the whole route to Williamsport, where
the enemy has no doubt crossed with the rem
nant of the army.
A great amount of ammunition was captur-
ed, together with large number of prisoners,
which have been sent TO Hagerstown.
The company that refused to go over the
line, was from Lancaster, and not Philadelphia,
as previously stated.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-20

REVOLVING BATTERY-Mr. Joel III. Will
liams, of Skowhegan, has invented new imple-
ment of war, which promises to be of the most
destructive character. 1t has had the approx
al of Gen. Rodman, Chief of the Ordnance bu-
reau. Mr.. W., yesterday, at the U. S. Hotel,
exhibited the instrument to some of our citi-
zens, and explained all its details and move
ments. We do not feel authorized to state the
principle which governs this revolving battery
we can call by no other name. Suffice it to
say that 1t will throw from 5000 to 5000 balls
per minute, and is very easily worked. The
danger of over-heated barrels is entirely over
come In this piece of ordnance by current of
air which passes through the barrel as soon as
discharged, and which continues, as the barrel
revolves until it is in place again for another
discharge. The model exhibited by Mr. w.
contained six barrels. Loading and Gaping
the chambers is done by persons who gather
them up as fast as discharged, and having per-
formed this duty place them in position for
being fired. Thus there can be continual
discharge, without any cessation. The bate
ry can be made of almost any size. from one
that can be carried on the back of a mule TO a
heavy piece that would require ten men to
attend TO it.
We understand that Mr.. Williams will ex-
hibit the model to the Governor and Council
at their meeting next week, and we hope that
its promised efficiency will induce them to or
der some pieces to be made for the use of our
Maine regiments.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-20

DECISION RELATIVE TO PENSIONS Atty.
Gen. Bates has, in reply to certain queries put
TO him by the Secretary of the Interior con-
cernlng pension matters, decided that it is his
opinion that the mother of a deceased soldier
Is entitled to pension, Whether she be mar
rted or De rido,r, provided she was depend
ent on him for support in whole or in part.
The pompous epitaph of close fisted citizen
closed with the following passage OF Scripture; !;
HE that giveth to the poor lendeth to the
Lord" dat may be so" soliloquized Sambo,
but when dat man died. de Lord didn't owe
i'm red cent"
gB-Rev. Edward B. Palmer, formerly of
Newcastle, leaves town to-day, Thursday
with the expectation of receiving the appoint
ment of Chaplain for the 10Th Regiment, the
position recently held by Prof Whittlesey.-
brunswick Telegraph.
FIRE.-An unoccupied house on Bone Is
land. in this city, belonging to Eben Hinkey,
of Madrid, was consumed by fire on Thursday
afternoon last. Loss unknown IGardiner
Journal.
Life is not made up of great sacrifices or
duties, but Of little things, in which smiles and
kindness, and small obligations given habitual-
ly are what win and preserve the heart, and
escure comfort.
"Have you Goldsmith's Greece ?" asked
gentleman on entering bookstore. "No, sir,
but they have some excellent bears oil in the
next door," replied the counter boy.
sg- Sergeant Hiram Church left this vii
lage on Saturday morning last with % first
class men, whom he has recruited here for the
7th regiment.-[Aroostook Pioneer.
The Portland daily press., 1862-09-20
Great Fire in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 10.
AT 10 o'clock this forenoon a fire boke out
in the brick building on the corner of Water
and Norton streets. 1t was used as grain dry
ing house. The fire spread rapidly to the
Evans d Sterling elevators, which, with their
contents, were destroyed. The fire then cross
ed Norton street, communicating TO Bells
foundry, Clein d Dobson's pump and block
factory, and a number of tenement houses on
Evans, Fly d Seconlalenx streets, all of which
were burned. Crossing the Evans ship canal,
the fire spread to Evans office and ware
houses. In the warehouses were stored be-
tween 10000 and 10000 barrels of whiskey
and high wines, owned by Mr.. Williams, the
larger portion of which were saved. David
Bells loss is estimated at from $4,000 to S70,-
600. The loss of Evans is unknown, but is
mostly covered by insurance. 1t is impossi-
ble at present to give anything approximating
to the amount of the loss or Insurance. The
loss will probably reach $500,000. Some thirty
or forty buildings are destroyed. The eleva-
tors contained 1922 bushels of wheat, l40,-
600 bushels of corn and 2S,S90 bushels of oats.