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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Gjrrbe 9Sreis<6erabfrtung in
9lu9sy s. Cos,
MnIlrr = lldbma(binen,
Is bic ttikn fit manufastur,wsds Ustann


UsIbt Ols bic ttku fdr manufasturjwsds tttann
fur.
90. 1, Mmlrributtle- Wtalbine, fri.
Der prrfauit Su 800, nm berabBeIeet
auf so. So. 2. WtulteributtIr- Mia-
lAne, friiber Yerfauft Su 800, nm
Su $50.
Singers Cttttt = 9lafdine
If bic bsis 9RaCdine Der gBslt fir 5amiIisnnab'erei
uno lshts Manufaturwsds. YretS: Omit GEu'
mer) unO lbSnsr @srJIsvuns 800.
Die So. uno Sc. 2 9ROfbinsp tGhetn bic 9rSGts
Siblsteit unO 5augIidttlt Su ManufatturwEden.
lnlsrr 9Raltbintn SIC. ino defenders 9sel9nr fdr
ale artcn leibtsr uno itbperer etOerarbrtt 4o9sn:
vsrierun9. Stcfsts uno Sbub: 6atritatlCn, pttree'
9elhirr Grteit II. {. 10. Sis fno ron hGIcnotrSr
SrSBe uuo nit siuem lrme pGrisbsn, Der lang 9enua
1T. bic srSgtsn StS6s aubansbmsn uno iuan'men ju
nabGu.
@S 1T taum elm Sbeil Der hrbsit siuE$ Wabsau$s
itottGrS, Der uitt tsTer our ls ats ourd bte pano
auSeefihrt perosu tGnntS; Belt unc SRiibe nereen
pGrnttelit btrigbsn in nlht aCrineen 9raee erpdrt.
Der Stlth oieltr NVahinCn 1T 24 3cu lang uno Die
SbuttlC nimmt 6 DIAL bic Nuanttt6t ees Saocns o&
tlsium auf. Die are6Ir W1aIhinen ar6citsn nit
o0fsttsu S6nsUtsteit pie Die tlsineu.
Bir mSbtsn Die bslCntrrr NufmGrtlamttit Der Ms:
items une AlCioGrmahernRsn piS audi alter Stntr,
bic ltihts Shnsi6srarbdt tstltsn wCusn, auf unsrs
gettfr Il Nlaithinen rltbteu. Sie psrt6rpern Die
prnsipien Der gPuitermGfhtnen uno MAIDEN, geld
ibnCn, btn etuetfctbttnsn gth; aud haben fe Die
BGlttmmuna, etnCn ebeulC bcben Ran9 In Der Samts
liGnuGbterel unb lebten ManufatturjUsden, als un'
fsrs 9QutsrmaldtnEn I'M Au9enstnen far Ole leettrs
BGlttmmun9 eir;unebmGn.
O9ir bobsn fletS gaumsr, Seiecrs. 2tintn: unb
8oumiUClfaosn auf gpuGn, icTUis has bette 9Ral6bt
uenGI In SIGlher .;. ,i. pcrrdtbt9.
IDir fabritren unfsrt g2abrln lttit. unS mod ten
Nue bic tieh unfsrer Olafthineu tSblsnGu, parnsn,
anoere gu tauftn. G5 1T uns tttonnt naB 9iacGlu
Der 9srnaitsu Nuoltt&t iu bSbGrsn prsiRn pertauft
psrreu, ais mir fsbit fir bic tele SuOitGt tGon'
prutbtn. Dis 0lattu, bic mir psrtaufsn. fno ts:
CnbtrS fir uuitre NNoihjnCn anssftrli9t. @iuc
bIe6te NaotI ptrma9 bic tsts Wl0fbins fait nueIcs
gu MADDEN
ltnisre Runbtn burfn t6er;tu9t tin, eas ale un:
ere 3wet9r rBurfaur nit Dem aden artttGl psrs
tben llun.
8si tleinen @infaufsu fam bas 6Gto sermitttlit
poltmortGu CrGr 8aufn6tsn siu9sonbt mereen.
or .Rcrrtlrrnoentsn mcllen asfdGiet ibre SO:
men Ssuncb lhreibsn. SIS III bS&it nGtbig bai mir
uutGr allen BGrbSltnfru Utsr taS pCftamt, QCuntr
uno ben Staat in 8enntniB 9Glset rpsrfsn.
6J- Ssosrmann, Der Nuetunft itsr 81 4 + III q,
Ii6iusu, osren GirIgt, prsiIs, Artcitsf&bisttittu
unc bic bes AntausnSiIe gu srbGtten piultbt, Fam
osfts caeurcb srlanatn, cuB CT iI6 oil uns ccer al
ir9ens zines uniersr 3pst9: 9:8ureaur UNI Gin
@rsmplar pOn
-. al. Singer 4 Co.'S 0a,stte"
tusnosn, rpettbss cine hGue iuuFrirts, Dem seeen:
ilane oan,litb oemirmste 9smns in. DielAts mirN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
gPai Is.

ll1eiftr, @abeln, @aiter5, 9itbterft6fe,
SS' &ihtItsersn. Stsselctieu, Snffee MdtIn
Stsrsn. Sndmsiisr, Sartitrmssr. 8crt,ister,
Sprinp.8oIaFlammen, MauS. uno Nattenfsum
SGlBifr, 8nntsn, SArautsn, 8iesst, NdgeI
6obIsnHsts, 8Oblsni6aufeIn. Mdbls unp SanUs
lGgrn, Sobeln, cUtsletirn, Mdisl, 8cbrsr, Setb.
saneen, 9etts, Maurrfftfn, 8silsn, 9Irts Snldf'
itsins bon Der beitsn grt. tettsn0ranss. SOtst.
tanti6raubsn, Strisset, SGrasb SGaufsIn. Niif.
sobtln, Sedsnienien. 9aumpol uno Sanisn 8ii&s
gam unb anoner 6nine, unO dtHbaupt Elm SOu.
fCmmsner YOuatb pOn Gienwaarsn, baten lei
8. .. Woier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
SRI bItneunb g 0 NJ mer
YD 00rftt.


Die llntsrStttnstsn rboltrn tasII8 ben Tsus
port uno pbilaNsIpba
Gin 9rpber 0iiters Grrrotb
fir 5ratlins uno Scmmer, m6 is SerFuuIeu IT,
rr gRaarrn 70 mnbIidt ais iIe Uutault psrtsn
fGnnsn. Better Wsrrnae 8attun 123 Gents,
une alle anous g4oeren I'M 8srb1Itnt6. Sts ia
ben adtunssSoA 9ls elm an3urufCn unb mIen
Stod 81 priiien, ebe man ICnapo fault, tsnn mir
fiiblsn iibsrjeugt, bag mir 9lle bsfristissn fEn
ntn meIhe ns nit ibum 3uiprua bsstrsn.
gHir wiinI&sn aud anJufa9rsn, baB mir rIRr
9rOBe AuspabI pUn
SInr9 0rrB- -Seite
im StUbr tatfn, wtlde mir 25 prp;snt ntstriger
verfaufsn ais irsenO en onbsrr StUbr in Der
Stabt. Gss9Isldrn sIne 9rCBe SerfGiebsnbsii
anberfr @iittr gu umlidnblt6 aIles anjufibrn.
GrD3erctet!
Gin GROCER StUd BON 0rUjeriss, tpis Soies,
3ude, MOlaiIts, Gbst, SOrIs, 8ciinsn, Sdir,
ale Scrtrn @eriir1e II. (. 10, alleS an ben nir'
NsrRsn preiBtn.
Tiftb 6tISb! JiIcb!
90. unO WaEaulm bsim StsrtsI, balten
unb 9anjtn Barrel.
Calf! Calf! Gait!
9iprpccl 8smaGlens5 unp giatcn SaIj, ttim
Sad Cbsr SulHel.
Carpet unb Seltu6.
3Iccrs mo Stitasn. Gmptt5, unb 6lprrs unb
5ii6' 'Seltua psrfauisn mir an ben a0srnisrrSs
fen 9rsilsn.
Suefn5ipaarelt.
Gin 9rUBss aiOrtensnt BON SuesnswaarsR
Eel brr Set unS brim Slid, an ben tlli9tsn
preiBsn.
Reninger uno Sbeimer.
|. Glentaun, Qpril 9, 1862. ratp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Mebtuna ! 9lcbtuna !! 0(dtnna

p'""S AOfun0 AO1nn0
Osr untsrlri6nsts maft birrmit Istnrn btsltn
0relneen unO Dem eretrten Dubl!fum bic @n,st'
g. Dag sr lOeben ron ben SseRdcten brimasfetrt
II. mo sr ben ar5Btsn. ffSn1sn unb wctffslfsn
stcd BON SGnetor 'Wloun etnssfauft tat, ben
nas mtnfGliGe Huge felt Npam's 5aI aslsben.-
Scmmt uno bssudt ibn sinmaI rs Ginb patr.
haffia Bully Daarsn une ,u bnten fir gan, me-
mig 0sTD. - Gs IN Elm pa6res Slid fir @llen.
taun ene Der s rdnf In bic ShneIber Buff.
neB etsnngsn III, bann ollsrsiG fSnntn bic Qeut
Die Rlricer ttliarr faufen als is ScrGsr. unb ba'
ger foAe er auh nntfrftdRt psrefn. Sn isiner
StnstOret III gu iftsn
Na6 9r0Beffe, bette II. tpobtfeilite l(iTors
tensnt fertigPr &leioer,
fir haa 6rabtatr unb ben Spmrner, ftr &natsn
nne VGnarr, In Der Borough Don @Glsntnun.-
Hntsr fener aueastfbntsn enforcement tTnnen
asfunOsn pfrbfn SansupS. 8daIans, 5rUdrSde,
Sstrfns Ustrn Satin T2arn. GafIImere SUfen,
DTsBrSdf, Gadrtts. gaisntia @eRrn, 5uttc.
lfn, Satinst 5Uftn. GusIin Soften. srNrifte Sas
den, II. 10. Gtrnfa1s elm polIes QITurtsmsnt
bon untertemtrn unO l1ntfrto-en, fftnsn Srmben
uno 9smosfrdasn, 6aletihrrn, 6alsbinbm SO.
tertrd9rr. Stods unb bic 1GGnnfn Stb @lCYes
tlir Gentlemen. ris nod IcmaTs an Wn16tnbGn,
Den ,u IsbGn parcn. 0spi6 paren nod nile tst.
ne lolhe bdblhe In QQentnun. @6enfaIs Icrtm
Vsrfsrttst, bas srBBts unb pObIfslTr
NNortcment pen Knaben sRGeieern.
9eRstsnb aus 8natsn.5rad., Cad, llsbeIad
unb NtOntep .8Sdsn, Sddsn, 5c1rn unb gEsIlrn
BON allen 8rSBsn unb Aualititen.
ebtnfalls fceben empfanssn, Elm Itbr GROCER unb
gut dfcrttrter Surrutb pUn
Su6, @a6imeree, Sattinets, @eltens
jeu9e, II. (. NJ.
tpslhe auf Ssfls1uns panFtli& Serfetst unO aa.
ranttrt tusrSen, In Der @npabuns un6 GuaIitGt
SefrIsNisuns gu ssbrn.
bsSr sDrr aliC tuin16t BEN Su(len @ert6 fir
tttn @elo ~ babsn, lUllte obfcluteIp BEL Sran I
81 n ou anrufen uno feline arcse Saufen iitsr
Sautsn BON pcblfsilsn @atsrn teeudrn. Oar.
nntsr bat &c aIlG Sarben-unO feline urb Iuperfet.
ne, unO 70 tueiter.
Ha~Gr wini6t ben 9suten brtannt Al maiden
paB CT lstne gSaarsn aud bsim @rpGen ME trin
Stdd an ren City YrsiBen atIrbt. Srine 8lei,
eunaeide lIne bslIsr Ssrfsrtiat ais irssnt antsrI
tn Nasntaun-bae fOlItm itd bic 9sute brIcnrnt
mErten.
9ersf6st nlfc bic srOBr unb pu9lfrile S6nei.
csrrt Doh 8rdnf 8nau6 nittt. Gle btfnbst lTf
an NO. 80, Sf'5amtItUn Stra6s, tn Der Stabi
@arntaun.
Sranf 6narb.
Mdr1 ~. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

0~1- Dir hobtn bic etisc prGiSerntsor I ts
9un9 IN tCpptGr NbGdt, nanll,b, gu et5 YubIi;
tums 8crtbtt nno unl,rE6 tt9snGn Ue9sn 9tmatDt.
S0S publlum pur0s ntt undG6tGn 9R0lDintn Die
man oils cine 9Iadbabmuns Der unlri9en aue9e9Gutn,
pelAmlnGglt. Das hcb oarau bGInblItbG gRCtalI rem
Sifb biS gum tsiniten Stdd, III tdrftt9Gr Nualitit
Die Sabritantin fClhGr MOfbucn bepgen nibi tiI
Mitd quite Qrbeit Ju lieftrn Sts baItCn ltb in Ss:
bemGn NBtnteln rtrbCr5eu, pc tbnen unme9lid) ore
9esi9netGn mstbanilben 8orrlbun9en gu @cbcGG ltTi
ben. BrB ourCb 9rCBsn 9elhGitsbGtrieb uno aus
9sbsbnE 0lanufottur GilobIifsMents tGursn quite
Wddblnsn gu maBi9En greilIn atmoebt mcrotn. Die
belt bfathebti9tGn NRalcblnGu, wRun hlgdht ptrs
fertt9t, I, laufsn tst6 G5etabr in lIucrrnunQ 81 az
rOtbsu. unc psrurAebsn cGnBufc9e teotutsnts gNGbe
uno Rctsn lts in 9utem 3ultGnOG gu crbatsu. Dtt
@t9enlcbaiten rcrauf man bs elmer 9Jloibiue itbsn
lcH, ino, Siherbttt ribtt9Sr Sbit9tCtt bs lttem
@r0o reu @ile, GiRfabbsit Der @cnltruttton, orCBe
DauGrbait9teit uuo ShnelIi9tsit im Spiriren. nit
Der 0Grtnaltfn 9GIihf. 9Denn MafhlnfR figfe lps
cnttihFn Gi9tnfhaften rGrGinoen clIen, le mtn ile
pcn btittm 9Pttll uno rolltcnlmsn eCarbtittt fin
Dtr ttnsen In 9rcBtm WiaGltO6s 24s9e unb gRit;d
biersu.
Qntdufsr ron gRaibintu, bis ibr tI9lib,6 BrcS
eurh lis aspiunfn, perosu hnesn, baR lcne ipsdbI
obisG @i9sulhaftn behesn, nibt nur gut bEi itbnsl
Ter olS audi tunalamsr BGme9une artttIn, ieuotrn
audi in mS9IIbit 9uter Srrnun9 Der artsit Ianst
eauern. Die pon uns 9emddbtcn S0dfdusn, nCrctn
msbr Sso bel astin9srGr S0bs cin6rtn9n als ir9eno
onosrs, sien lls cine glabubmuns cer unir9en opsr
nidt. Sn Der Shat, Tt fitben bili9sr ais irSeno au
etrs SRaIbinen als 6clhenf
S. 50. Singer uno 60,
4S5 Brcaerpar, Ntu:gtrf.
Ybitabslptia Office 9l0 GGe1nut Shags.
. 8ec. 9ucas uno GUbn, Ngsnten IN Qlsntaun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
9ritGenz zNa6rt6t.

Cine Ssriammlun8 rr Stcdbalter ta @llsns
tam 9riidsn. G'rleaiauft miro 9tballsn ain Ga.
gle ootd In Auentlun, auf Snmltass ben 13tsn
September, UNI llbr NaGmLtn9e, wcju aud
ale 9sriUnm prt6s fsIns StCdbalter fnO, atrr
in e tauans sinr Bride iibrr bic 0rda tri res
fer Gtapt li1 intersiitrt fibIsn, sin9sabn iint,
ramit WaaFreseln eetrOfrn werrn ISnnrn, um
ole mriGrle Bride 70 talO wie mGslid wisper
aufsubnusu. Epbraim Grim, Yrsfpmt.
Mumtdun, Qusul 27. rq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

Robes uno 9efobte6 02in6l, 9epreBt bon
!" nmsritaniidem 6Ia6siaamsn, Dtsl teTsr ais
Yon ausIanridsm 5ladslaamen, 8itt, 8saln'
glas, 8lsiwets trodm unO in SsI, mic aud alle
anbre 6artsn gum 9lnnreIdsn, G'rIO' unp Gil.
tnIaub, 8rCnJs mS 8latt'9Rdau, gu tobsn bel
s. g. WoIer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

Sc. $50 made alls SGufr tarauf auf.
mntian, bab i'd quite g8aars nit unssmsn fIsi'
mem Yroft pntaufs, unO am bslsn tann man lid
oopcn ibsrSeussn, msnn man an VsrIGisprnsn
Ylabsn bic Sd6sn trlIsbt unp bort fault, no man
Die btaisfsn ptsiis fir SleiGe geaarcn fntst.
g. 9. MUier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

O5etbt, bloue, ftnUayje mo crime Sorbe
W gum 8arten. glIe 9lrtsn Uon Msbt3t
mem, Yrrfumrrien. @utriedsnbs SrOp'
fen fir auf S&nupftrdg. SaorsStI, Bar
b frs uno feline gB a ( 6lstfe E. u # d t.
puGSsr unO 3 bnbarRsn, Sadpuls
er, OfenI6pGrje rtra Aualitat, su tattn bel
6. .. Mpier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
9{ptb, Grin, 8lau unb Njelb

QDiro pGtbsuhh 9cfarbt; uno wsr strvos gu fat:
zen bat lit Etnertaren Die IrtitsI jubrin9en nod bst
IGsntaursr MHrltumonufattur 81
s.. 9a6riel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
!t01UU ;Dnsp1gg>

Cine tsutl&e 2tuspabl gBanOs sYopier-bts al,
sr8rSsts, l4Gn1r unb wOGlieiIite bic ie In NlIrn.
taun mar, iosbsn rrbalttn unS piectr 81 Uerfau'
frn bd 9icubc 81 b.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

ErdMer= SS SddrcM.
Gle butsn INNER sin srO6tS @IOrtmsnt bon
altn Nrtrn Qraurpaarsn auf Sanp, al nisberen
prsilsn. eoI4s OILS
S6wd3e 8cu Odoin6, SbparSe 8om,
bojine6, SdNpar3e @obur9, Sdwar3e2ns
pacca, Sbpor3e uno tpeBe Oeloin6.
celauHrr- uno RnabeH-e5Gtrr
Gin sroBes @fOrtsmmt BON tcNsr Grt Sud,
Galtmsrn. GCttUnaSfs, Tslhs nit GROCER 8rr'
tGt aus9swGgIt pOTbCn, un6 alss gang biQi9
pertauft wtro.
Ginbeimiibc Gjitter.
Ollie Gcrten MuSins Sbutinss, Ytucw. G6'
ilnsS, S&irtin8s. MusIins 5lansaen, 3dnss
etc. an ben Olltrniebrrltn 9rsilsn.
Carpets! Carpets! CARPETS!
Die woblfsiIAt Carpets In Der Stabt - trils
g9Oa 9nBrain Garprts fdr 20 Gsnts. 9tls Gin.
bern pntaufrn tis1s Carpets al ST bic gjatb.
s uicnS aaren
Dus srGbte giicrtmsnt in Der Start, mp gu
pertaufen an Gtts prsIsn.
0rpjereicn GrpSereien!
8sTr G6.NclaIits I'm 2anrr an IL @ts. per
Guart-sutr SadmrlaHss an 8 Gsnts -meiesr
3udsr or I 1 Gsnts prr 9inN - rU9lfstlsr, 8af'
fee, Sttr uno @swiirIs.
0<~ NIs Nrtsn QlnbetprUbutten netmsn mir
ian 4ustaui6 fir 9Daaren an.
Ssrasiiet Zen Srt nidt, 1BRrm ntaGolb
Gem 9asnbuule.
Sobial q. purngr. 1palttr q. .9Surs
Qlntaun, @pril t6, 1862. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
6 i II c II s at le,
Gds Der Gburd gt1sy unO SumtltCn StraBs, srIe
Sbtrs ptnGab rr HeFcrmirtsn &ir9e,
Nlttntppn.

Sde Der Sburd NucY unb Samtltcn Strabe, erlte
Gbdre ptsrbnb rrr HeFormirtsn Sir9e,
in Ntltntcpn.
Die llnterwihnettn hntsn cetsn sinCn ntutn uno
fsbr ausos,sbnCttn Stcd rCn 9Raorcn, ftiditb fdr
ole .yabrs;eit ein9es9t, pfIdhtr iie 9E9snmdria iu
RlCioern fiir rtn SrjbIin9 uno Scmmer pErotbstf
rtu, tslcbcno Gus ceGm Stcf wrltGr fit etsss
Sab I'M 9Qartt gu iiucsn mar.
&ommt unc iebet ebe iDr fonitno Fault,
uno br rusrrst cub tato dtsrguat butsn. roG ibr|
bier Zen srS6tsn Q4sttb fur susr Gtdp tttrnnt
SSir bnbcn 9laeS
ivoS in tas GeIhaft einis Gttip1baufst 9sbSrt-y
rpcitIaufti9 ~ mEIesn.
8untsnartsit crcr Gtttfr duf SEitfllrn9
wtrrenIrtsnfaNs rad Der rtusicu 9Ncre nno tslie'
lNauitr rcn uns gtIilfttb ure 9arontrt has 81 isl
fir mas nG ptrtauit lpertGn. Sr8tllst nl6t q
G in YrstS 9 sen:o c.
ggu G6bnciber.
Sic mdrTbsn audi iu9ltid Shusiecr rarouf an
merriam ~ mahlu, eob fe tic NsSrtur ron ip
YRcesbduitr bobCr, uno tSnrcu fs eahGr iu lse
3tit nit ben neulien NJcttu perfiben.
O1J-Sit iinc osihfaIs N9cnen fir SSeeo,S J
ttut Wdbmorhirtu, meIhsS bic tCIte gRohtrs
G5stroutb III, tt,tielith 0uf gtnfobhrtt pclfGnel
SRttbaniftbC Gtnltruftcn uno biG @crjteI,hteit
rtr gr6,if. QrIiit. - SO. fcCn 500 - SO.
S7j-Wc. 3 500 -uno SO. 4. 10.
Jteli9b mo 8relni9.
l(ntntoun, 1pril .. 1862. ra
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
-. Al. Singer 4 Co.'s Wa,ette0

penoen, ptltbss cine hSne iuulirrts, Dem esseen:
lune 9anJ!itb 9srpicmrtc 9stun9 in. Djsilts Miro
gratis psrabfcI9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10
Striimpfgarn Strtfsarn unb Carpet
Gjarn,
Seppibe, DedeL 8lanea, SaIbleinen
II. {. ~.

9Dro aus rObsr GDpUs bHiS ptrfsrtset OH bsr
4usntaunsr @Cusnmanufa uub fir quite Nrteit
bdr9t
g @nkriI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-10

Der Nuentaun China Gtcbr, Sc. 36 OF: :6amtE
onssroes, 3 Sbiren Obsrbolb Irses's Stctr, if
unfro9lib Der rstbts Srt UNI alIs ltrten
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-10

LIEUTENANT THEODORE LAURrER, SECOND REGrMI
EXCELSIOR BRIGADE.

LIEUTENANT THEODORE LAURIER, SECOND RF0rMESr
ExCELsIoR BRIGADE.
This gallant young officer whose death took place 81
Fortress Monroe Sunday last resolved the fatal wound
the battle Of Fair Oaks, Virginia. on the previous
Monday. BY profession no . civil engineer ua
arrived IN this country about three years ago, after
graduating with distinction 81 the Ecole the best
engineering school France shortly after his arrival
he was employed on ths Harlem River improvements
Survey ana be subsequently sasstcd In surveying the
BROOKLYN (Prospcot) PARK, under General Viels when
General sickos commenced raising his brigade he vas
appointed on bis staff 10 which capacity he assisted
eray IN the q the brigade He was young
man OF fine general tsens. and especially accomplished
mathematician. His correctness OF conduct ana amis
bity Of character sodsared him NOT only 10 his gen
raj but 70 all the officers OF the brigade.
During the battle q Monday he had formed his com
pany-ths captain being unwesnd was leading II into
the splendid bsyonet charge which General Mcclellan
praises so highly In his Official report when ne was Shot
through the leg and carried OF the field.
He was rmoved Fortress Nonros ond On SUNDAY last
the surgeon decided that the only chance q saving his
life was TO smputats the limb. II was done, but his
system had become that no did not survive the
operation beyond one hour.
His remains are their way from Fortress Monroe
Brooklyn TO the residence Of his UNCLE Mr. j. j. Ryan,
Of the Nav YORK HsRArD. Lieut.. Iaurisr was tn The
oath year Of his age when he died.
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with Captains Rollins Lowndss VIM Kirkland and Julian
Mitchell, Volunteer Aids.
Telegram TO the Lynchburg Republican, June 2.

with Captains Rollins Lowndss VIM Kirkland and Julian
Mitchell Volunteer Aids.
Telegram TO the Lynchburg Republican, June 81
FEDERAL OPERATIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON May 81. 1862.
Tho Courier OF this morning says the enemy, in strong
force consisting OF infantry cavalry and artillery land
ed At Page Point on Thursday morning, and advanced
towards Pocoalgo, within two miles OF the Charleston
and Savannah Railroad. Our forces At that point, al
though inferior in numbers, held the enemy in check
until rsinforcemsnts arrived when the enemy reiterated
to their boats the Confsdsrates pursuing them.
II was thought the engagement would be resumed last
night or this morning.
Two Confederates are reported to have been killed.
Col Walkers horse was shot under him at Secession
willie.
AtPsmbsrton the ensmys gunboats threw . few
shells but they did no injury They also shssd New
town.
The engagement lasted three hours doing injury TO
our side.
One federal gunboa. was disabled. The Mercury says
the mast shot away.
II was thought the fight would be resumed this morn
ing
From tho Savannah News
THE FIGHT AT PocoTALIGo.
The enemy landed from their gunboats yesterday
morning one thousand to fifteen hundred strong, and
suddenly advanced towards the line Of the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad. They had advanced far ~ old
Pocotago about milo and half from the road, when
they were met by tbs Rutcdge Mounted Ridemsn, num-
beriug ninety men. whom sharp skrmsh ensued. The
rsmon being the only troops held the Yankees at bay
for some time lighting them short range across the
old road Just before reniorcemens arrived the enemy
made prscpitate retreat In the direction OF thcr gun
boats pursued by Colonel Walker, with a body Of
cavalry who upon the ground just IS the enemy
retired.
The Rutledge Mounted R1emen, who, our informant
says had all the FIRST OF the fight our side to them
selves lost killed and three wounded, with ono
or two taken prisoners by the Yankees, who are 70
ported have had three killed. Colonel Waksr, Of
the cavalry, had his horse shot under him.
The appearance OF the enemy at that point sudden
and unexpected and their retreat precpnae that
troops did have chance TO punish their teu,erty
This movement doubt a FONT 10 draw our force
from Charleston for, II they seriously intended to gen
possession OF tho road their effort very feeble
The conduct Of tho Rutledge Rs corps ls spoken Of 10
high terms OF praise.
From the Charleston Mercury.l
A private despatch from Captain W. L. Trenholm, OF
the Rutlsdgs Mounted Romen dated last evening" says
that the fight then over Dr. p. G. Goddard, pr
vats in the Mounted R1emen was killed. Private @. O.
Hughes wounded, and prisoner in the hands Of
vate Robert Stewart slightly wounded
Dr. Goddard WAS n practicing physician In Monroe,
Walton county, Georgia.
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Fort Lafayette Prisoners.

JUNE Conformation waslrecsived that Edward Flynn,
seaman Of the Jesse Coz who 70 have been sent
TO Fort lafayette escaped Sunday from the House Of
Detention.
The following were disc harged from Fort lafayette
and taken TO Philadelphia witnesses In prize caaes
William Ryan captain Of tho schooner Wave aud Michael
Gum and Patrick Sullivan, seamon.
Captain g. l.. Benton also discharged from Fort
lafayette, he being required witness In prise
case,
The following were rocommitted the Fort for run.
ming the blockado-Louis Green James T. VANDERBILT,
w o. Bourke,
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rebel batteries at Sono and that the Union forces were
virtually investing Charleston rebel steamer was run
ashore williams Island while being chased BY the
blockadng vessels and is still aground.
Thus the position OF affairs at last advcss The
following dispatches that tho work goes bravey
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BALTIMORE, June 1859.
The boat from Old Point arrived here seven O'Clock
this morning.
yesterday morning.
Lieutenant W. r. Baks, of the Third New York volun
GERS, has been appointed Aid-dsCamp 10 General Dix.
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Telegram to the Richmond Examiner, June g.
DEMONSTRATION OF THE ENEMY AGAINST CHARLES
TON, SOUTH cARoLINA-REPULsE OF THE ENEMY
AND CAPTURE OF PRISONERS.
AUGUSTA, June 4, 1862
The Savannah Republican Of this morning has do
spatchss from Charleston dated yesterday which state
that the enemy landed about four hundred strong ~
James Island nearly opposite the city, and were re-
pulsed with the loss Of twenty prisoners
General Gss despatch says that the prisoners taken
this morning reportahat the enemy landed ZOO strong
last night Battery Island, with like force at Ls
garsvilie Johns Island The enemy IN front Of me-
but under cover Of their gunbeats.
FIVE p. M--The twenty Yankee prisoners captured
James Island have just passed their way 70 Jail
Ninety more were OF and will probably be captured
Heavy firing continues In that direction.
lFrom the Charleston Courier, June 81
ATTACK ON FORT pEMBERroN.
About two O'Clock Friday afternoon OF the
mys gunboas into stono river and took position
from which they opened fire Fort Pemberton garr-
soned under the command OF Major J. J. Lucas. The
post il under the command Of Lieutenant Colonel c. X
HuQer brisk engagement Of half hour took place,
after which tho enemy retired. The behavior OF the
garrison was admirable.
from the Charleston Mercury, May 81
GEN. RIPLEY NOT IN COMMAND AT CHARLESTON.
In pursuance Of orders, General Ripley, on Thursday
sion Of south Carolina TO join the grand army Of Virginia
at Richmond Ho was accompanied By Captain Leo d.
walker. Chief Of STAR and Captain Frank aavsps. AID
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The Rebel Omcers I'm Fort Delaware.

The Rebel Onicers I'm Fort Delaware.
The following is correct list Of the rebel officers
taken prisoners during the recent battle before Rich
mond and who are now safely deposited in Fort Della.
ware whore they were brought under guard Of Captain
Kavanagh Company T. sixty third regiment New York
Volunteers, Irish Brigade
Colonel C. f. Lightfoot, 2Qd North Carolina,
Lieutenant Colonel J. O. Long, 22d North Carolina
Major w. A. Hsrberton, 9Th Alabama
Major Graybiil, 2Sth Georgia.
Capt. Thos s. Mays OF Con. Writings Stan, Carolina
First Lieut.. c. 2. b. A. Brapnigan, sth Alabama
First Lieut. j. Y. McIntire 10th North Carolina.
First Lieut.. Dsnoon, 41st Virginia.
Third Lisut. A. l.. FINLEY, 22d North Carolina.
First Lieut.. w. J. M. Preston, 14th Georgia
Second Lout. c. D. Boyd Nelson Light Artillery, Va.
Second Lieut.. W. o. Ciegg, 14th Georgia.
First Lieut. William N. Hershey 49th Virginia, and two
hundred and seven priyates
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NEWS FROM MOBILE.

Confirmation or Our City Point Cores.
pondence, Published Yesterday.
Telegram to the Richmond Enquirer, June a.
NOZZLE, June 9, 1862.
The Mobile Advertiser has private letter from Fort
Gaines dated s0th which says that eighteen federal
vessels had passed the FORTS and that two three were
firing at Fort Morgan.