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Judge Ranney,s Letter.

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes
Judge Ranney's letter Regarding stumping
the State for volunteers, and adds:
ave presume from the above, that
Judge Ranney is convinced that the object
Of the war is not to destroy the liberties of
the people. He said in his Columbus
Fourth Of July speech that i the object of
the war was to destroy our free govern
ment. We shall be glad to hear that he
has passed safely over that internal stun
bling-block, it."
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TIE BEST KIND OF SPEEcH.-While the
subscription paper was passing round"
at the war meeting in Utica last evening,
Captain Alvin White rose to say that he
was poor, that he couldn't subscribe money,
but would subscribe--hinisslE If there
was any present in the same predicament
and Of the same mind, he would be glad to
meet them ct the Armory Of the Citizens
Corps the next evening. The speeches
were all excellent, but this was the hit Of
the evening. Several jumped to their feet
and expressed themselves willingto follow
the gallant Captain where glory waits.
-AlbaHy EpeSla9 Journal
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FROM BALTIMORE.

DALtLllOlAEi 2 ny -
The Mayor has called the Common COun-
Gil together again to make provision for
the bounty to volunteers. The Secession
lists of the Second Branch having hastily
adjourned last Friday, to defeat the resO-
luton for this purpose passed by the First
Branch, another opportunity will be af-
rorded them to test their loyalty.
The resolution provides an appropriation
of 100000 to the volunteers.
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FROlI RICHMOND.

BALTIMORE, July %.
The following is from the Richmond Ex-
aminer of July 10TH
Yesterday a train of ambulalanees con-
veyed to transports below Drury's Bluff,
on the James river under flag Of truce,
between 700 and 800 Yankee prisoners, in
cluding number of officers and surgeons,
confined since their capture in prison here.
Several Federal surgeons volunteered to
remain to take care of their wounded Of
whom thousand, at least remain. III
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FRO1T HARRTsRURG.

HANHIsBUhyil July Il.
The Governor has issued a stirring
proclamation, calling for volunteers for
twenty-one regiments, and to fill up the
ranks Of regiments now in the field, the
former for nine months and the latter for
twelve months The Governor doee not
call the Legislature together; but trusts to
the citizens to contribute a fund to pro-
vide a bounty equal to the adjoiAing
States.
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A FIGHT NEAR MEMpHIs-

HUDSON, MO, July T.
Information has reached here that Col.
McNiel, with a detachment of Federal
troops, had a fight with Porter's guerrilla
gang, near Memphis, in which the rebels
we're badly whipped.
Our loss was l5 killed, and 80 wounded
and missing. The rebel loss was much
greater, % being left dead on the field.
Col. Stacey, q notorious marauder of that
section is among the killed.
Col. Mcneil is still in pursuit of Por-
ter's band.
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OhDEC OF Gen. FOPEs
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA,
WASHINGTON, July q.
GENERAL ORDER. NO. 9.

Hereafter no person will be allowed tC
visit Fredericksburg, Warrenton, or other
places near the lines of this army, without
authority direct from these headquarters
Passes for this purpose will only be grant.
ed to persons presenting proof of theil
loyalty to the United States, upon theil
giving full and satisfactory explanation
Of the nature and Importance of the bust
ness requiring the journey.
By command of MAJ. GEE. POPE.
GEO. D. RUGGLEs,
Col. A. A. G., and Chief of staff.
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FORRIGN.l

CAPE RACE, July p.
The Aria's quotations for wheati part Of
which were omitted by telegraph yester-
day, are red western and southern 9s Sd@
lis Id, white western and southern lis Sd
Al2s Cd,
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REAL ESTATE,

w ESTERN LAND.-H. H. LIT.
w TIE, Of the lats firm Of Little Reyea has
constantly on had large quantity Of fne Farming
Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri to exchanqs
for city country Real Estate Personal Property
Once with Rouse Jennings, Marble Block, supe-
riOr-St. maYls:R6s
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
u Real ESTATE. keeps z great variety Of Farms
and City Property for sale or Rent. Also, choiee
Farming Lands IN Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin
Iowa and Missouri. Once No. 8, AtWatsr Buiiding
Cleveland, Ohio. feb6sR95
ID EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES.
III tfoIIuerly Of the firm of Lffties Keyel) has
O cupe0r and Public SQUARE and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of rst quality Yarn
ing Lands IN the States Of Iowa. Wisconsin and Mis-
souri,, 70 exchange ~ " o. country pTVperty; also,
Tor alEknds Of persond properly, Part eash pai9 2
nsoeGary. apFi8ilEl3
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Offensive Policy TO be Resumed in the
Southwest.


[Corinth Correspondence Gin. Commercially
1 am satisfied that the present defensive
attitude Of the armies of the Mississippi
and Tennessee will be Immediately aban-
doned, and aggressive movements undertak-
en-. 1t cannot be reasonably supposed in
the first place, that Vicksburg win be al
lowed to remain in possession of the enc
my, and the Mississippi river consequently
left unopened during the summer. That
the two fleets now before Vicksburg are
unable to reduce the place, is already suf-
feiently well demonstrated. The employ
ment of large land force for this purpose,
seems indispensable, and as no attack by
it on the left flank Of the enemy - such
form the rebel forces at Vicksburg-is
likely to be successful without demonstra-
ton in the front of the main rebel army
now in position on the Mississippi Rail
road, between Jackson and Meridian, it
follows that there is work in prospect for
the whole Of the Federal force now in
Western Mississippi and Eastern Tennes-
see. The railroad facilities enjoyed by the
rebels would enable them to employ their
whole army to repel an attack upon Vicks-
burg, in case it should be unsupported by
an advance on Meridian and jackson of
other Federal corps. In fact an opportu-
nifty would be afforded to the enemy to re-
peat the game played by him before Rich
mond This our Generals, of course, will
have to prevent.
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cR0cKERY q GHINIWARE.
CPRING TRADE-A So

Spring TRADE.-A. S. GARDyER
L.. importer 81 China, Glass and Esrtbenware -
oeLss french China, plain and decorated (5lagSl5yS
@ ass9r iISnts stone China variety Of pafs
SsSt make. Fated Goods, warranted chofcesa
sPqons, soTks &C., Ivory Handled and Plain UufisrV.
Britannia Ware, Planished Ware F7rna an fi77.s3
Dishes Tea Trays, Coal OF Chanisiie-S fe-.-sl
lanterns, &cs at unusually low prices 1st1fhsfald
lng re var advance, At No. n superior-st, 81
4tprA -. GARDNER
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CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, Ar
R. B DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
I79 SupeFiOr-St.
ARTISTS MAPERIALS-WINDS AND
NEWTON'5 and GOupiTs OF and Water Colors.
at r. b. DOUGLAS 4 co.'s,
l79 SuperiOr-St.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at R. b. DOUGLAS 4 cos,
I79 SuperiOr-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
Paintings and Engrayings, at
l7s superior-St
"oARTEs DE VTsITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
B. 3. DOUGLAS co.'s,
@ iiat ~ superiOr-St.
FINE ENaRAvINGs OF DTsFINGUIsHED
Msaat B. 3. DOUGLAS co.'s,
a1FD 10 SupsFioT-9t,
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ENYELOPSl ENVFIOPS III
socgEs, tor aale st tie Loador o0uasinS E5saSohs5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-23

hE1CitiEens wishing conveyance to either Of the
above Trains Boats will be called for BY Coaches
q stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, lf7 Suporor-St., next door 70
the Weidail House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-23

LEAVE ERIE.
LIS A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping G
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesTillo Cnly, an
arrives At Cleveland at $50 A Il
I1.I0 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-Stopping ct al gtatio1
except SaybroOk, Uni0nFille, Perry Msnf
and Wicklife, and arrives at Cleveland AZ
P.M.
Is40 P n DAY EXPRESS TRATN-stoDping ct I
rard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and PainesEi
only, and arrives in Cleveland at $50 P X
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN wiz leave Connesut e
500 A, n, stopping at all stations, arriving e
Cleveland at 9l0 A n.
BEr Second Class Cars are run on al through
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect at ClsEelald
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbusi Cincln
natl, ST. Louis, &C.; and all trains gong e9gtWand
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the y, z 4 =.
Railroad, and at BufalO with those Of the New YORK
Central and Buffalo & New York City Rsilroads-
H. NOTTINGHAM, Eup't.
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The Two ArTnies.

All Reading Matter on this page
is from our Last Evening Edition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-23
RAILROADS,
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO R. R.
~
J. sUaIMER ARRANGEFTENT.

"a
1852 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1857
On and after Monday, May s. 1852, Trains VIII rEu
daily, as follows, Sundays e1cepted,l
sos A. NJ. CHICAGO EXPREsS-Stop1 az all stations
on Southern Division, except Wa5hing gtons and
arrives in Toledo al l0:25 A. n; and Chicago
at sl5 P. q.
5:l5 P. n. NORTHERN MAIL-Stops az ali stations
on Northern Division and arrives at sandusky
az $50 7. 4.
$50 P. n. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-StOps At all sta
tiOns on southern Division, except Washing
ton aud Clay. Arrives in Toledo at i0:i5 P. r.;
Chicago AZ s:5 "a. n
CONNECTIONS.
Connections made az MOnrosFille with the san
dusky, Mansfield 4 Newark 3. B., at Clyde with the
Sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati r. B., At fremont
with Fremont Indiana r. r, and af Toledo with
the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and To-
ledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit, jack
son. Fort Wayne, LOganspOrt5 Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, 81. Louis and all points Westi Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and the
West at rs n, and 9.05 P n From sandusky at
$40 A. 4. j.. ID. RUCkER, SUIT.
Cleveland, May s, 1852.
ELEVELAHD & ERIE d. y.
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1862. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Iss8
On and after Monday, May 5, 1852 Passenger Trains
will run IS follows, Sundays eEeepiodE
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. N. MAIL TRAIN-Stopping at al stations
except Wickliae, Mentor, Perry, UniongtllaB
SaybrOok and SWauFille, snd arrives at Eri1
at ls30 P. r.; DUnkirk at 355 P. r.; Buffalo at
SIS p. n.
400 P. n. CINCINNATI EXPREss-Train stopping
at Painesvflle, Ashtabula and GiFard only,
and arrives at Erie 700 P. H; DuEirk 9-o5 ?. X.
4:s5 P. n; CoNNEAUT AoooAIMODATIOE-stop
ping at all stations.
PainesVille, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
arrives at Erie at I2:47 A. n; Dunkirk 10 4.
n. BuffalO A.2O 4 n
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lein cifcrnc6 Ha!eI,ano.

Som Soefer Nr9iment i1rcitt Elm
Soloot an bic S0nci6 Staat6jeitun9:
SD babe Deute Elm &iitdbcn nit sSa,
hern &C 5uiammenofpoctt oo6 icb nit
n66Iter 8cle8entcit nab gtaI bpille mo
BON oo per GrprcB an Sic naO Gbica9c
lbiftn weroe. sic pcr0en unttr Nnoe:
rem barin einen eiIernen Sot6rin9 finocn,
nit Dem e6 iiD fcl9enocrmoben perbdlt !:
elmer Der Shlparjen, Die nit unltrem He:
9imente SicDen, lpdr por bier Sabren Ieiz
ntm @ioentbImer snt,aufen uno pieoer
cin9efan9en poroen; pa IicB ibm biefer
oen Sting, auf Dem oe6 Gi0fntbGmtre
&amen ein9ropirt it, um Den Sal6
ibmieoen uno 3,por 70 funit9eretbt, ro6
unier 9eTbidtcr Sbmisp Gi6cIbo6 Ebier
cine Stunce broubtc, m oen Sting Dor
Dem 01lIe oe6 nun 9lG6Iib befrcitcn
Sftopen objufeilen uno ju loien. Die
6reuoe oe6 SbwaUcn, ols ct be6 Warz
terwerfBeu06 fltb leoi9 fIblte, frost Der
SeIbrcibun9. Gr fun0irt icet ais Iebr
braubborcr SuDrmann in unlcrem Srain.
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Ss c I'll orb 6 1t:

2lm t8tm Mni, in 8ry 8rR, 8lcripa, 6 B.
mum 9 d o q, Spbn trS Ssun 6 + artet
Q d Il, hi alIentaun, am Sypbpib fsis6rr, I'm
altsr prn Is Satr, Ncnat urb II 9a9.-
Differ braSe ian8s Mann fStste bem Nufe letnrt
SntnIanerc. unp lieB ii6 IN Der Gompogne brr
Capt. @RarIrs RidIsp BON bier nnpsrbrn, BIZ
na6bsr bsm AZ. Reaiment, Col. @cob, sinpsr'
lsitt wmre. DteisS 8rsmsnt tattr cline 3rts
lang fem ea8er in 9jrsinIsn nufsr16las,n, BON
mo aus 90 mad 6lprOa tsprbsrt ncrbrn III, unb
NO IS ff6 nod trfntrt. Der 9nRcrtsne rpar
rtn traper Sdnstina, bon NlIsn sssGrt unb trlett
bic nit itm tGfdnnt pnren. Sc Iinb brrsits On.
ilaItcn astrpiftn UNI feinen SSrrsr biebr mad
brm eanrr iener @eturt ;u brinsrn unp trrtissn
Su laBsn.
Nm GeBtrn 5rcitas Mcrssn, In bIr1er statt,
5trr 9enr9 OFT, In tinsm 74lsn Sabre.
Nm 8retas Morscn, in ticIcr Statt, Ssr
8 CO y z, in isinrm S4fen Sabre.
9lm purlrstsn Grsitaa, In Stsr.Wilfcrb, Qsfa
@auntp, Sr. DantelN 4 r, In Iensm 80.
Sabre.
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Gin Drirf aus ReD Illef.

Capt. 6 ba 6. sc If (e y, pom AZ.
Pigment ga. SoIunteers, Ibreibt uns
8 Sep 8cit, Slcripa, unterm 81. @ol
|l9cnoe6:
ESS o1u0t mir ol5 wGroen mir in Die.
i Plaee bIeiben bi6 Der &riea uoribcr
-oennob puroe oa6 81. gteuporf Re:
lent, 0ae ju unlerer Brigade 9ebGrt,
I9e SSobe nab penlacold beorOert.-
= 0dmgftr Baltic i It bier nit elmer
Der bon Sen. Sutter fir 2 Geoimen.
um nab gteusSrleon6 tran6ferirt III
Fotn, aber infer Sen. Sronnon ,pSi,
llD ielne Sruppcn nab Sen. 8ut.
9eD'n ju laBen. 28ir fino in 8ener=
pHnter6 Oipifion uno nur Ieinem 8e.
untertbdni9.
pb >poltt fir mcin S6eil ticbcr bier
henL neil es Der 0eiunOelte 3Deil am
I 1T. Sails mir no6 Dem ScItlonoc
est lperoen, f6nncn mir onitedenoen
nfbeiten unterlic9en. SoiCr broubCn
bios occlomirt weroen, uno iobolo ci=
oa5 ourb9emabt BAT, lit CT oubrr
abr. 0ler fauen ie(Iten epibsmiIbC
nfbciten Dor, uno Der 8e1moDeit6ju'
unIereS He9imeEte6 bcftrt IlD all;
licb.
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g n 2 T..

Sn Der IcBtcn Wittmob Iatt wurbc
ole Sbeucr be6 0rn. s. en-. 9 6oabt,
IN SI0wbeitDaN Saunfbip, 9cba Gaun:
~, IN Slommen entoccft, uno ebe Dem
oerbeerenoen GIemente ginbalt octban
lperoen tonntt, mar oiefeIbe nit Dem Sc.
lamntInbalte, Elm Rinp uno einen SD
gen IN itO fbiieBeno, nieoeroebronnt =
9aB Dies oa6 8erf zines Worobrennere
w1r, oapon fam iib Elm SSeoer tiber3eu.
gen, ipenn er Die 3crf6rumeen an Sdus
men &c. auf Dem ndmlitben QloBe an:
elltt. Won bofft ieoo1 ben Sbdter aus
flnol9 MAIDEN }u f0nnen. Den Selauf
oe6 8erIuit6 pe6 6errn Sbaoot baben
pir nibt erfabren-s6 ioQ aber Feline Ser.
ilDerlm9 ouf Der S6euer 0cmeIen Icin.
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Srbrr bes Gpup. Curtin.

6arri6b bura, 27. Wai. -6ols
9enoe 8eneral : Sroer 1T iocben erI6ies
men
@enerolsSrber go. 26. ga Ger gouz
Uern0r pon Dem &rie06fefretdr ourb cine
beute Nodmitto9 empfanoent tele8rlpbiz
lcbe Dtpeibe brnobridti9t 1T, oaB Ger
prG iloent feline Srupptn mebr BON Dem
Stoat QenniplUanien fir Den 8ereini9.
ten Stlaten 0ienit onnebmen mil, ais
oieieni9sn, relde lib freiiriIli9 ouf orei
Sabre ooer fir Die Oauer be6 6rieae6
anrrerben laiien, 70 lpcroen Die Sroer6
9to. %, 81 uno 25, ron bielem 6aupts
quarter, pCl6e Wilij: SclcntGr6 auf
Wcnate ouf0erufen babcn, bisrbur1 nis
oerrufen.
2(uen commanoirsnben Sffjiere, mel:
dye Sefebte fir Die Ginmuitfrun9 ibrcl
reipettipen Sommono05 in ben OienIt oer
Ser. Staten unter bsidAten SrOer6 er'
laien boben, miro Der SefebI ertDcitt,
lol6c ju rpioerrufen.
cSnocm Der @cuuernGr biele Sroer er:
liBt, punibt ct Dem Solfe pon Qenn:
Iplpanisn 8Iuce ;u Der pom &rie96 0e:
partement erbaltcnen 9tadribt, Dap oa(
Seodrfrib, oeren foforti9en 0ienIt ~
foroern ni6t mebr eriitirt uno ertennt
lobeno Den patrictiIben fer uno oi,
ShnetIi0feit an, nit pelbcr Der 2(ufcr:
oerun9 in ieoer Section oe6 Staate5 cnt:
ipro6en poroen 1T.
2Iuf Sefrbl see 6oupcrnSrs.
Il. g. Rufel, Sen. Noi.
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MubttDrS Anset9e.

Sn hem GBaitussribt pcn ss6a Gouutp.
Sn ter Sate Der gts6nuns BON George Hotb,
gluprsw prtsr unb Benjamin SsmnlsI, erseato'
rrn bsS lrbtrn g4tlrns unb Seltamsnts oss per'
llcrtensn p,rr gct9, leBttn Srn gealHtnStcn
1aun16ip, 2s&a GauntY.
rnb nun, april IL, 1862, auf ScridIaS bee
Srn. Slipsr, rrnnnnts bic court 6. 9. Sula,
8. 6. Samerslp unO Scispt NOIrr als @upttc'
rcn, um bic cttsc %e6nuns dbsrSulsbsn, absrju'
Iettetn unp bic 8rrttsiluns su bsrttttn.
s5EsA lus otn lrtuucGn.
szeSg StEuSts :-@. . sm II, @krt'
BgDie ptsnsenanntsn aupitcren wsrbsn gum
Gnpswrd itrrr @rnsnnuns sesrnwdrtis lsin, 5rst'
tags ben 6trn Sunt UNI llbr Scrmittass, am
6auIe pun s. unb 9. g. 8, In S6nsdsptus,
2r6a @amty, irann uno wrlsIbf ale iAtsrsbtrte
9rluntn fiA einfnrsn tSnnen.
Wai 81. na5m
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F Serr Sorbee6 i'm Gonoreb, cine
Ger unter6ei6ner Der bogus oemofrati
l6en NoorciIe fl0Bte Den nit Dem Rcbel
lentbum 9icbdu9elnoen ouf cine fur,
3elt ourb einen befti9en Qnariff au
elncoln uno Die Administration, Srof
elm. Sertelbe lror bon furjer Oauer.
Ei6ter 8m. .. &ellep erpieberte ibn
in fcl9enben @orten:
,8Gre bic 9iebe oes Serrn gorbeei
in Den 0allen zines HcbeIen @onarc6et
0emadt poroen, oisIelbe lp6re unbFspei:
| felt NIT un9cbcurem Seifan aufoencm:
men poroen. gSar Sobn g. Slopo cir
Wit9ieo BON eincoln's Cabinet? @el
p1r CT onoerIt al6 oer Wam lpelbcr oil
Wofen ou6 uniercr Gr0ieruno6 l(rfcna.
len 9ettoblen bat, uno oieielbe an Die Ge.
belcn ubertru9, um iie in Den Gtano 81
lesen, oieien &rie9 berbeijufiGrcn
War 0opelI Cobb Elm Mit9lico BON Gin,
coins Gabinete Gr mar e6, Der ben
Greoit uniere6 9anos6 70 febr berobfeete,
oaB mir nitt einmal @elo an Srp6lf pro:
jent ltiDen fOnnten. @rmar l1rfobe paf
ieoe fremoe Station ibre Naie Quforebte
uno un6 rerDobnte; CT mo6te amerifa=
niibe Siberbeiten lpertblo6. @ar Sa=
cob Sbompicr Elm Wit9lieo pcn Gincoln's
@obnet, Der Wonn pelbcr Die Snoian
Bombs 9eitoblen bat @ar Soucep, Der
Wann ipcl1Cr unlere peni0e Ghiffe fur,
Dor Dem Nu6bru6 Der Rcbellicn in ents
fernte Odfen fonote, Elm Mit9IiCb BON
Ginepln6 cabinet ? Iit5 moren uno Iino
nob, Die lcbbafti0en Spiebuben uno
OlebP, lpelde unfer 2ano in llnalGCf uno
&ercerben ftGrBten, uno ocrtn SAT- Der
9err bon Snoiono (Sorbee6) betauert {;
ct m0dte iie 9erns nob immar in @epalt
uno 2tmt ieben, uno follte aud ooourd
Ger -leete Srcpfen Scben6faft aus unIerer
Hepubllf berdu69eio9cn meroen. (Soier
lubte Scrbee6 8etleD ju ft0ren-er mur:
ce ieecb ourb oen Sprcber 3ur Sronun9
9erufen. &el!ep fuDr fcrt.) SD oloub
an Gbrlibfsit. Scr 9c9enpGrti9e .3u
ltano unicre6 9ano8, fino Die 9an} ma
turIl1en SOloen bon cen Seban6lunoen
rel9e oo6 Sano empfin9 bon oen 66n.
Den Der oemofratifben QartDri. - Sic
madte infer 9ano Den pldnoerer BON
ytationen, porbebaltPn, fIe lpdrcn Idpo6;
SilIibuitrriid)e QlGnepuroen Der naments
liben Democratic i'm Hauf Der letten ;,pei
Aominiitrotipnen einuerleibt. Setrad)s
tet man ale ibre 9cttloIen @lHnoerunotn,
10 lic9t eS nibt i'm Wuuoe ooer Der Sc
malt folder, Die Die oemofratilbs pars
tDei pom Sooe auf8uiteben MAIDEN fuben,
Die ieBi9e Nomini itrotion Der 2reuIciI9s
felt 3u iiberftbren."
Sn fernerer Grpieberun9 fa9te SEER
8elIep, Die 2(rbeit oe6 2anoc6 be3able
Garen. Stepb. Il. Douglas babe @abr=
belt 9rfproben oo CT iaNte: ,,Sn &rie96:
6eiten fonne e6 blo6 Swei Qartbeipn 9eben,
eanoe6freunoe uno 8errdtber. - Mon
mtiIe entlpeoer fir coer 9e9en Die 3s9iss
runo irin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
Mn 9ar@GD QeftDren.

Die Scr. GplIcftcrm Der Stnbt Nllrntaun,
GotaIduaul. Willerstaun, Gmaus unb ben rrlprf.
tun Saurl6ipprr In 2rta Gauntp, fir bos Sabr
1862, wsrcn ttermit riuft Fa in Der Commit.
itcrrr5 SEficr gu ofrIammrln am Wrniag BEN 16.
SaB SUM ndhaens, I'M Sdrel6aft ,u Settn, fir
lore DupItatn, fir bic 6stuns res Gauntys,
Staote' unO NtIiB 'SareS, mic fclat:
gacntuwn Borough, 6iram 9rdsr.
Gdtalauqua, Ssrry Sellers.
Willrttcwn, Gprin Sainf.
gmaus, 0ipron Rttr.
sgGteitba1, SCtn 9. StrauG.
sgp9sttan, Stmun Remnrr.
Stsr'Narunsie, Sarpt oeler.
9iieter.W Wacun9ie, Daniel Hcmi6.
Stsr.MiIfcrb, George Sadmnn.
Nisrr Ritforp, g9tatam Gj. Tistt.
Str.Snuccn, Daniel S6GffT.
Galjturs, Srbn RuNUtpb.
SsbeIters, Npam @arman.
Sancpsr, SarUb Wryue.
UtiIsdture, Daniel 8. BeiB.
2prn. Hsutm Gbsrt.
gGalainstcn, 0apiO Yetrr.
0Cwbia, 9epi 0rorBe.
Guf Srfsbl Der GpmmBicnsrs.
8. Qeter, @lerf.
Suni 1. nq2n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
pen Sort I11enrec une I7erfslP.

SortW monroe, 81. @oi. Das
9torfolf Oapbof oa6 forterfheincn ourf.
te no6 Der Seiebun9 os5 Srte6 unter
Der Sebin9uno, oaB e6 fib zines onitdn.
oi9en 3one6 befeibi9e, muroe beute I'M:
teroruft, 3ufCl9e elmer MittbeiIun9 i'm
9eltri0en SIatt, norm e6 in befti9er
Sprate Die ltnionbdr9er on9reift, bic
osn Ser. ct. ben Gio Der Sreue oefbwo.
rem bobtn. 9efern 2(beno purce cine
Serlommluna 9ebalten, oas &Wbolten
DER @rehe oi6futirt uno elm Committee
IN Sen. Siele 0eibift, nit Dem @rfud)s
en-, iene 3eitun8 ju untcrorGcfen. 81
oeritono ltb odju uno Die Sroer Wurot
beut Wor9en erlaien.
gtab cinem ftarfsn Re9en, wclber Die
game gtabt oduerte, 1T oa5 @ctter icet
ln9euebm, obsr Iebr parm. Der Oomp:
fer piaboop fuDr beute nab Nclp. 9Jort
ab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
@u6ttDrS Mnset9e.
Sn Der Court pon Common 9leas fur
NodN, HoitnfN

Sn Der Court pon Common 9Ieas fur
9eba Gauntp.
Sn Der Sa&e Der Rs6nuns BON M Marttn
&smmrrsr, GIq., aiRsnts BON 3tlsbman
DC1hlsr.
rlnp nun, Qpril 8, 1862, auf SOrf&las bee
Srn. @tues, rrnannte bic Court SbarIes Softer
gum Gutitur, um telastr 8s6nun9 1u dbsrlsbsn
unb rsrnn nStbis gbsBulrttsln, unS S'rtbstlunS
iu briftsn.
NS Jemes gafey, prptb.
asESS Durdb 6. &sbri9, Ssputirter
H9Or ptrnssnannte gubitcr wirb gum 3tpsd
IsnCr @nlrluns anrrirnb Isin, am DOnntrita9
ben 5tcn Sunt, TIM 10 ll9r Surmitta9s, am 9au'
1e BON nSeITe8Gstn, II, in SalSbur8 faunlttp,
no ale intsrssirts psriOnsn Fa enTnSen t0nnsn,
wsnn Te ss fir gut brfinprn.
Wat 2t. ua4m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-04
5pdtcrcs pen Gem Sd,IadtfsIec bri
Srent Eoyal.

0rei 8emeine, 3u elmer Gompa9nie Der
IS. penn. NrtiIerie 9eb0ri9, trofen ocs
tern @or9en in Baltimore BON BEN
Sblabtfelpe bel Sront Ropal Elm uno
meloetcn, Dap iie pon 81 Wonu, aus ctnen
lbre Gcmpa9nie beitono, bic ein,ia iibrio
9eblebenen ieien. Sic beft6ti9enoie I'm:
51be ocn Der uerr6tberil l6fn 6anbIuno6s
peiIc oe6 Seinoe6, lpelber juerIf cine mel.
Bt Sla99e entfaltet uno na6oem er in bic
gt0De Der llnion6linien 9cfcmmen mar,
Ielne or0loien Spfer wGtbeno on9efallen
babe.
Die fcinolide Streitmo6t, mel6e fid,
an Dem Sample betbelli9te, ,6blte "a (?)
Re9imenter. Sci ibrem erlfen Nnriifen
puroe Sol. &enlp auf9eforoert, fib 3u
rr9eben. 2(l6 er oiefes ieoob peremptoz
rllb perlrei9erte, ibob ibm Elm Stab6z
oftIjler cbne ATE llmitdnoe cine @iftolen
tu9el in oen 9tofn. Gr blicb ieocb i'm
Sottel lleen uno leitete Die Semeounocn
IeIner Sruppen, bic CT julrst, ourb Stut
urrlutt erl6opft, fih 3uriid ;u,ieben oc.
notbl9t mar. Webrere feiner 0eute lea.
ten ibn in cine l(mbutance uno molItSr
iDn pom &fplags fcrtbrin9en, ols fl
ploellb pom Selnoe umrin0t, nit SbdI:
len be9riBt uno Der &uti6pr uno oai
9fero 0pobri6einIi6 AUDI Der Gclcncl)
9etOotet lpuroen.
Slos 25 Mann oes |. Warplono 9te:
0iment6 meloeten iib in 8inbefer mad
Dem Sample.
ltnlere SoIoaten fobten UerSpeifelt 9c
gen Die tiberle9enen Sbaaren oes 8ein.
oe6. 8isle BON ibnen puroen 0cfanoer
eencmmen uno unter Den Iu9en Der Uni
on6truppcn nit Dem Sapcnnette ourb
bOhrt.