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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
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perDeirdtbtte6 Srauenjimmtr, uno oI CT,
re9en rer Giferiubt iDrt6 MonneS, ouf
Feline l(rt cine 8ebeime 3ui1mmentunft
nit ibr onltellen tpnntt, 10 mar Il enoliD
8cjwm9en bel ibrem Mamn ais &ammers
oiener in 0ienite ju ocDen, $oier 9elan9
ibm iein &Urbabtn gar b1lo ; oamit abCr
dub Dem Mam aller Seroatt benommen
lperoen motbtt, eridnnen iie foI9enoc Gift.
Die Srau 0in9 ju iDm uno Id9te Mein
&ino, ou 0laubit lpcbI WunbCr, lpa5 fir
etuen treuen &erl bu an oeintm neuen
&ammeroiener BAIT, abcr itb periibere oib,
Die S1d)e ptrb0lt ilb onoer6. Gr bat
mir nIbt nur lbon peri6ltoene Siebe6ans
tri9e 9etDan, lonoern mid io9ar btute
Nbtno I'M neun llbr I'M cine Debtimc 3u.
I1mmentunft i'm @arten 9ebeten. 9SiUlt
on ibn nun retbt beibGmcn, 70 Sieb UNI
Die beItimmte 3eit mtine &leloer an iCb
iiberloiie Dir co Wie on aleoann meiue
Stelle ucrtreten lpirit. Der Wann mar
iorpobl tibtr Ole llntrtue ieine5 &ammerz
oieners auf8cbruCbt, ais tiber Die Gbrlitbs
felt leiner Srdu erfreut uno ptriprab in
Der So0Tnun9 elmer onaenebmen &acbt ib=
ten 2(nlbl09 auSjufubrtn. Ills Die felts
0eitete Stunoeerld)ien, f1no iib Der Mann
in Der M1ite lcjner 8rau i'm Garteu Elm
uno lautrtt pole! lln9eouIo ouf Die Nn:
tunft icin25 treuIoien &ommtrbiener6 :;
Ser 0ub gar nibt l1nae ouf iIb Wartcn
litB. Der @bemann ptrittute itine Stim.
me uno ia9tt iie ie6cn Dap ib cnbIi1
enti6lciIen bin ibrt Munibe ~ erfGIlen.
limo ib, Utritgte itncr, bin entibloiIen
iDre Sreuloil8ttit ~ beltr1fen. S6Gmen
lie iIb Maoam Dap lie iDre Yfli1t 10 per-
0eiien uno ibren pllroioen Gbtmann nit
Dem 9eDSrnteu 3eibsn Der 6lbnreiitbaft
beibmten lpolIen. SD babe MIDI bi6bcr
bios aus lplbrer Sitbe ;u meiutm 0srrn
usriteIet uno iie in Serlubun9 8efIDrct !;
ib 9Laubte aber nidDt, Dap lie 70 ebrpsrs
9eifen blnoeln, uuo meinem unrelnen 8ers
tanSen nab9cben puroen, - Serratbtn
mill idb lie niCbt, UNI meincm Soerrn otn
8eroru5 iiter ibrs llntreue ju crfporen !;
ober meiner gerebten 3ubti9un9 icllen iie
nitbt entoebtn. Sci oiclcn Q8crten ;co
cr cine oitbte YeitItbe unterm &of berpcr
uno bedrbtitete icinen Uertlei6eten 0srm
70 naborutlicb, olB oieier cnolidb, pDnt
tinen 9aut bon iib 9eben ju omfcn, iIt
auf3 2(u6reiBtn bt9ebcn muBtt. tOalb
lvobl, balb libel jufrieoen, init Der Gnt:
WiteluR9 oieiee &omane, 9ieng er gu lei
n5r Srau unb id9re: isl btnfubro rubI9
mein 6ino ; unlcr &ammeroiener III ebrs
lidbtr ais Oh 9eoabt BAIT
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
BRIGGS & HELFRICH,
Commission pruIrrs i'll all hinnO Of
COUNTRY PROD UCEt

Such as /; Pork, Beef, Mutton, Smoked
Meats, Poultry, Game, Eggs, Butter, Lard,
Cheese, Flour, Grain, Fruit, sc.
Also. IN LIVE STOCK,
1874 & 1875 West Washington Market, first
Row North of Fulton Street, n. York.
HOGS slaughtered at short notice
Orders for Groceries, Fish, Fruits, &c.
promptly filled.
All letters of inquiry will receive immedi-
ate attention.
Ea- Business strictly Commission. Sales
strictly attended to at the Boats and Rail
road Depots, and returns promptly made.
JOS. BRIGGS j. r. HELFRICH.
July %. 1889. 1H
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
iEim mitl,ti4cr pre5ri.

Die 9eieeljUn Grbsn pon Gttpbtu
@ir1ro babtn 9catn Die Staot 4bilaoeI.
pbja Elm &tlNt cin9eIeitGt me9en Ser:
auSoote zines Sbeilr5 ot5 &trm09en5
bon Girdro. Der YroicB miro iest in
Der Ser. ct. Gircuit Gourt perb1nrelt.
9iraro orbncte ndmlitb in ieinem 6eitas
mont an, Dap Der Grtra9 itinc6 9tabs
Ia1es, wtlbar nibt fir oo5 g8aiicnbau6
pebrautbt ptree, Der Stdot Ybilaoelp6i1
III 8ute fommtn ioUe, uno Die Grbeu re:
boupttn, Dap ieit Der Complication Ger
Stact oieic 8eitimmm9 null uno nibt9
9eporoen iti. Die 8crtrettr Der Staot
crfldrcn oa9e9en, cap nidt nur idmmts
litbe perfi3bare Summtn aus Dem 9t1b.
lap fir oa6 2SGiicnbauS perpenoct nurs
oen, ionoern o1B Die St1ot lpioerbolt fir
cen 3lpcct ncb 3uihuiIe MAIDEN muBte.
| o. Die Mannibaft ouf Gem Sane.
nenbocte Gavonoelet, pelb36 juerit ole
Slcdlos bei Der SnitI $40. 10 ourbbrab,
! bt(tebt ouSlblieBIib aus 4enniplplnitru
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30

U5elbe, blaue, ibwarje uno 0rline 6arbe
" gum 5irtm. Nue ATtm pen " Go ) t..
mem. .Ytriumsrien. Gatrisbrnrs 5rpp.
ien fir dui Shnupitidsr. 6aur'O e. Sar.
b Ter. unp fcne u 6istfe. y i d t.
unb 3 bnburRen, Sadpul'
Ver, Simi&mG3s ertra Guaitdt, ,u tatrn lei
Z. y. Winier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
S1lCc11SaDn0re1G.
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SueenSWddre1t,

Der NIlntaun China Strbr, SIC. sc On .6amtl
onsSlrGGe, 3 Shiirrn obcrbab Erses's Stcbr, il
unfdslitb Der rtebts Srt um GlIs GrtGn
auren5WaareL 0laSwUaren Strin.
uaaren pber Sampra
u tstcmluSu.-0db babe nun btn 9rSgttn unb 6tlt.
lut9CpShtn Stci ron biGftu @aorCn, etr is bier
IN aHtntaun, unp ptclI,it0 IN ir9Gre tirtm Srt pen
Der nimlihtn GrSfg I'M Staat, analtcCu rurrC.-
1srittbt III nit gCrlaIt aus Nranufatursn pCu rem
hEhittn 8uft 0SnShIt uue ttitbt aus ttjnobG allen
Orn uIusifEn GntmdSftn, 2trlsf uno YGtsrn pen
Jran;SIIGm 0jrlb.8auO unb wsiBsn Sm6fGti.
gem GGina, Qn8IiiGrm SCr,slan unR
StfnsGbml,
atn ttmfsinitIn lis 81 bsm 9tmcinten im G'strGuh
in Gets uub lei tsm Stid- -,Yltlhfdls @l0swoa'
paortu ron Amtrifaniihtn uuo SraG%pIhtn Man'
ufatturIn fUr
Sotels, Sai0cns uro antsrRm Ostrout,
ccn tsn fiiuiu eu9rortrtn DttGntsrs tts Ju st'
usm GGnt 3umtltr.-@tEnfaiis
Steinwaaren unb Britannia Maarer
scu splr @errtisNsnbtit, ic mit eampCn rcn tcs'
mSalibsn 8snGnuuu9 rcn her tIItnitEn 9adtIamp'
~ I2b Cents, bS ~ ceu neiIt 9tanjtnetn ebaneH
igrs fir &irtbtu, 6alIiu u. (. n.
eanlptu pcu allen Grttn mtrctn aus9tbtbsrt h''
ltaginNGrt UNI 1ehlCnsSd eGrtn gu tt,nntn.
Sr bSlt aub INNER bGS tSNs StrCltns Sebl'n
0d, 70 pis enmren' Ccdts, Srimm ShttrSn. ua'
iur, ouGs In bCm eamptu:T Tath gum @Srtaut gu
bano, uuo quar- all ttn riteGriiru YrEBin etsilE't
pbilacclp6ia.
QtrTcntn pdts irasub ctgpds in mttnsm Sat
trauhtn, tSnnsu tsirGe C5do uno 5tit IrGr'n, nan
Et ts; mir aurufiu rht fI cnitmc tautcn, tnem ID
nun ttFcv sjn9lr,httt tin, Ots il. NnprCh'nts I;
elfriecialu--ttirss in @Bu9 auf biz gr'isF ali aud
auf bic SualitIf.
@,rasRt ZEN Srf njdt-Gs in tErfdts sc. 81
ot: 6amiltrn.gtrals, 3ts 3hGrt sHsJbeI6 Yr'R
I. 6. Garnatan.
eanuor %. 1851. nab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30

720Ns umo 9efchtee Qein0I, 9eprtBt pOn
~ amrritlniihtm Sla6SIlamcn, VtrI tsIrr ale
von autlGntiitrm 5Ia6Einamn, &ttt, 6eniic.
alas, 0lrwrS trpten unp In Stl, ,pie aud olie
anrue 6artsn gum 9nilrcihen. Gjrlp' unp Gil
ttrlaub, Srcn,s uhO 8latt.Nhau, gu taten let
e. g. Moier.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30

OT 6err Samuel 9toact, Don Sbti.
merspiQe, Nortb1mpton G1untp, ldote
nruIi6 eincn 7 Sup lanNen &a(tanians
bIct. rpsItsr 90 6en6pfciten 0e9cben bos
ben iol.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
@gicocr sssoGt,cu Sscmt'
Gin OrO6cs 5c0o0 in N((entoun
Irue g8aarcn fir SpStjo9r5 umS
QGmtcr &lricEr

ebuurman uno MtnbaroS 0rrgls 9Ganaastti
III mitrsr-uiibt mit tetsnti9,u : Sbitren-W't tn'V
lnGsmtn arcfrn nsuanSctcmmsntn Stnenn9 ron
Decentralization ausliaiftt wSrter.-GU GIN:
ritt III ire /, uno oarju fam nan itbtn:
1900 Sact RGfe; 200O Srace GGfs ;
1900 lleberr6tPs ; 1000 Noar 0Qien;
1000 Weittn,
GSn allen SGrbsn uuD prsjFn, ttltt Grbtit uut
nath Zen nsuCiisn Saltrnf. 9Hos nceb boS 9!lir
it, unttr bjtin tauisncrrlti 6lEirun9etddtn tfflps
ptn h,b outb nrb bic fcGlsncs unr plI9duhts Hrli'
ttl, Die uir9sups cuiiruc ju hatSn fnc els in btm
SrCj.n &IIosr:gQauN9erit prn Shnurnsn unp 9tu
h0re, n&mlih: Die w,Itttrihmls eintrln:, Dtu:
glae., ErtdinriH9fs uuo 8susRStt, !nCisn uni
l1tiltn - gtltii sin %uhOr0n 9rarn tGnntn nit
in snt Gut SlEtcrr iittiu, tNP er 10 Sut ausSIil
Iuie ctr a!tt ,,Nud" idtit. SG iiht man tttufalIs
in unpGr0ttChtbtr Sau'tu rom fttnitCn uno telitn
Sulb-Gn9t,ibi6, NIutihtt uuo Eran;SpihIS-
trir ts vCrjltbtn iCttt, lh tius Gtiocr dnm,tu ~
taGln. rSr wiro 9ttihfaus auf Gins HpcrfG inc
lBIilt tttiint gptrrtn, On YTtitn rtrHtrr Rb III
SaniI g4,lt trliGunt
0d iltht man rem tciltn une itbSritn Gaihust,
ptn % tis 30 Gents is 9arb ;-unS ees III ted,
pubrbaitjS tIui9 9tuu2.
9iun tcnmt AtlS, unp urttilh fdr Sub IIItt-
,uie atidat 70 QttEdu - ibr rcrrtt fnetn bag ttr
luh uittn tSunt rviG thr SS WUniht.
ltuT,r ar,orfrGnn,r IN nFrnft h1r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30

llutar,sihnrter rantt Gintn SrGunttn fur eit his
btri9s lttr ttsroIs llntsrldtun9 in ktnEm S'ddft.
uno 9scsutt eurh r.slIt 9soiSuunN, eNs 3uirOufn
icinsr SrtunSc. uuc ees YutEitumt dbsrtaupL Nut
tsrner ju erbaIttn.
S. @obriel.
NPai Is nab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
ShiimpfBarm Strtfgarn unb Carpet
Gjaru,

&cib. GrGu. 9tIt Il. + 10, fir Strtiftn in gun,
piusSarrst, pirc ouf IttEuun9 aus rchcr Htl'
fatriiirt uno iit in t5rrgsn uno HlIincn biaj9 ;n
rIrtauisn an btr auentauntr MtlItumanufattur bI
s.. 9abrieI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
s.. 8atriel,
9totb, 0riiu, Slou unb Self

0Birc wStbsnhih ssfirtt; unc wsr et,Vas ju far
Zen bar III trQdartn riE Qrtitr iu trin9Iu nedb ot>
NIEntauuSr GDclItumonufattur ju
s.. 9abriet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
gGullfurtn! g0pafartn ! Wpufarttn

User biz beltsn 8cuen ocihwjuo. tiGia uno Ctnt
NNist1t eGtartst hatsn mill. Der trnle fine QBCnt
nab rEr GnIntaunsr QpClsumanuiattur, NO sutt
NrtIt aGroutirt mtrt; asmirtt uno mliBs G3rUS
IL aub tiui9 3u vtrtauftu sci
q MnIripl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
S66sGeup(u.Goue

939suuttr, olIrc Ger oEts psnrt d unb ltiu part
nlr barlts, immir terEit lino alts Iu tbun
nm ihru Gulcmtrs vcIls G0EisfatItcn iu 9t6sn.--
Gitmono trautbt ~ taufsn, esr nidt will,-eG artr
tlG 6tiirir OlIt rem btlttn StCf auf9Smacbt rne.
uno tis qrtlt lc uuSsmGln nittrr 70 bat nrtb aei:
ntr lbr 9Nano9trit rtrIolGn, ctnt nh cine suit Sc
fault ~ hobtn--tsiritS f09tn tis gtut roB Stnur;
man unp 0tIuFGycs Stcbr Ger tcltt une pc liellitE
IN, rem man in NMEntaun au;rIfsn fam. une pas
all 9rut fo9tn, mug oub mObr itin.
Su 2hnurmau uuO Ntuhores GHaorGnl00tr Sra;
naasrit tam man cine SuitNlIiecr. rrn acpf lis gu
SnR biuiaT fduftu Gt6 in ir9cne entm anetrn
NlIieErir,r i'm panet pru 0EtIttlm Ntnn. uno Ia;
hlr III a. audi rag lire 6uneCn fc ;ohlrch hur, uno
fir ptna 6 a + d 10 aut AGrlitGt weretu tSnnSn.
Oautbar uub c FptitEr rsrtltittn mir cure rcbttlS
0LtietbSnSltr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
Srppitbc, 9efen Tlanel, SaltIeinen,
II. IL.

@Rtro aus rOhEr gBrHs tuis ptrerli9t on hr
Nnsn,auntr GsrltnnGnufGttur uni fir Suts Irtri
tdr9t
G. lS,LriJ
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-04-30
N. z thurman,
(ShdrtcS 9IcubGri

% SSer0eBt ben Srt beileibe nibt-er
1T oeraoe 9e8sniiber Der Soo@Sclcw
Oalle, l(Qsnt0un.
ailsntaun, Stpt 10. natp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

,ho ,aus az the United States 49,,
forfeited oS'p e e Que would snpEose ,,t il
WV ,onoi that the loyal States were nne led 20
, th.ir best blood 10 ~, dow .ne Rebellion
i,;1bout being taxed 10 ma"Iess altvIward Ia pay
sxoer,e attending tns oood lied Almost every
tresty following n &C Ration o. DO Titles in motefn
tmef, contuine sbpnls,lous concerning the exyeusos
Of the war me.-ue generally by tie abiiits OF he
one patty or tie other 10 enforce tie collection.
Wheaton FAYE bat thu right of cOniiscstioD most
sxi.t az consequence OF War, because neatly al
TIC lW.d lilies in tie world rect upon it.
tie Question recuIs, and no sOphistry cen pDt n
aside Stall tie 500 O0o 900 he assessed upon the
loyal States or The Rebel States Shall those who
Brought on tie war. or hose who were driven ihto
il, f,ot the blsi If a man commits sn unproked ss
siu't and bateTy on me aud sue INN, or ca''se n'
| TO be pFo4ecued ciimnally, and convict him before
iury, shall the iudge saddle hin or me with tie
co-tsl The real estate helouping TO rebels, "a 'he
eleven Rebel SAtee which clam 10 have seeded, Is
valued AZ about sI00,cuo,00o In this estimate on
third il deducted for loyal citizens real or pretended
The total valuation Of the ,ndr m those S'a'ss y,
somethiug over 900 600 COO and # we DO not yitl
10 tue v,t.rs ION of such locus ms Carlile o Nlr-
MI, ard IL once receive back Jef'. Davis, Mason,
sHdfll BENJAMIN, Miglsl &C., IN their vacant sen
lnto,ial chair, we can without much oihcuty Ply
ire urin,pnl of the who'll national debt by the rirht,
III, otfgc9tion Of those lands, ana by the gradual
sae Of the sane 20 Northern ai'd European inhii'
grauts. ..,
he interest on that debt should like to tee IT, he
ofi,rr TO collect sIGj 900 600 the eu,uing year from
he prople whose busipess has been ruioed or de-
pressed, sill produce degre of di.conlen' border
Ing ou revolution, the more especially }! tue people
believe here is way 10 get lie u0i ey cut o' Is
Rebels who brought on tho war. lbe h'a'e o'
! Illinois where [ ie.iie commenced tue WA W y a
loss of s6.0J0.OOO IN her currency Sc ured oy
svuthein state bouds. Every man ~ The s'h'e heAe
% III, belle ia the sacreduess Of The Union, ., heV"
most irmlv that this 6c0o 600 onght TO b. collected
y, ,Se noirt Of the tnyonet in Virginia, Tennessee
North Carolina and Lousisna- h' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
TIE FREHONT BODY GUARD.
A LITTER FROM MAJ. ZAGONYI.

NbpHlAGIOf, ~, u, req -, lob2.
Wr. EDwhTD l. DEArE-S.r. ] take pleasure 10
Stating Il your requet, tiai ,du were member q
COMPANY A Ia the Cavalry Corps known Sd the Ere.
mon, Body Cuard and among the fret 20 JON thn'
command; that es corporal, you served with credit
70 you.ssf ard satisfaction to ne until the 18th day
a. Oefober, 1867, wien in n charge at Sprinsield,
No you were wounded, and remained in boepital
uu,ii be corps WAS fraiiy disbaDded.
1t would be a souce OF great qualification 10 De II
the whole Of THAT brave bo0y Of uen in whose We.
Lie J shall always fee 20 deep az interest, could
succeed in their patriotic deeres to enter tie service
OF q -r county Some II them, Ike your
seli, t'e jnst recovering from severe wounds aud
sicknei'; many curing their BRET rerod Of service
ins1rsed eXpenge and lceses which tier pay vss
wholly nsuLiceht 70 meet; end all were sutjected,
boil before md ofer tier d.schag,, TO treatment
which they are naturally sJns " show was un.
1ncrted.
II would te useless and dfirgemous however. 10
~ smpt "a coTee4i tie ci tha the CONN, sd was die
sonorably dfiaet9 ffoia TIE service By order Of ,he
blajm-Geuefal commanding lie army Of the United
Ssses, for sentiments exp. assed a. Springfield
gjis of coorM, rsferf 10 tbeU war cry 90 the 2Jth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

Of October = as am utterly unaware OF any otnef
expression Of feeling by them at that place. AND I'd
relston to that, il ID but justice to The command ="
say that the words used were suggested by myself
gnd that the punishment fox what seems to nave oee
regarded as gross breach Of military prOpreJ shoui'
fail upon me, rather than upon those "Ho s'np9
obeyed IN order given almost at the momeSt oil e -"
As some justification Of myself, may be Pern' s
to add that the battle was Tough, III the ooee OF '"e
dnv, when it wac absolutely necessary to Lave so'
rsy,rg cry Cor or small forcei that the name %
avorite commander is often used for that purpose 1"
we'll a. to add spirit and enthusiasm TO charge a"o
TINT had no Intention Whatever in that OF any othe
order to excite hostility to The Government d's'r
yapise or denorsze The troops, or in)ufe IN any "ay
The cause which We had ell sworn and still desire Il
sustain. heepec"u"!, ""''
Fremont and the Uliou.-lE Ed Tr'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01

for am going to plot her myfelf ana Capt. e"''"
viii rommandi her. You will obey hI' ordere
!" We loaded her and started upon TIE most snr-
hnle,t waller. ever witnessed IN any ."es'".
Eule boat trembled IN all her 'iinnersi o'r W."
Ca,6sld being an old bo,iman, held her true W 'ia
stream. uakinv about three miles an hour ny nne'
,h, current. Nlsht overlook IA, and tue cti -nu
f,Io,rel and his tour zen. entrenteo MS 70 w. ~
10 some tree until morning. No, SAID Coi. ua'I.'',
ererr maA ,tInd 10 his poaF those oo3s l"a ..s
have something 10 car. Az i"s', II bo' % o. nj
could not SEE our bands before u.s. ana 'n oDe y.
those crooked bends in the river, making an tA'c'
elbow the bost strnck tie bcaeD ~ilh hef snA'
bow aud he earth being eort OF biue w
che ran Fix " seven feet Into he bahh, ana
u, all down. Ii,re we were "l'b0ut Liein VA.
as Egypt. We rever,ed tue Whes' "'' '''' W
ou' bat l. was 10 20.
1--WE then went into the country, got H,sHoehs
and sboyeis. sud dug around her bOw. Tried agaih'
but with no better snccess. Then Cob Garhe'n Or
dered The tkii 10 sered, aud run over Tue river "
mill her bnck by the cnpsiau and line. The tailo'
aid. Won csn't reach tie shore in safety lie
waters rushed much like thohe be'sw me fhns VI
Nnna,s Then Col. Carrie leayed INTO the oo'l'
and made tie sailor get ia with him, and rvwed over
10 the opposite eide; bu, hey were carried haii
mile down the stream before they reached TIE OPP o
rte snore they then came bak, bnt conio hos 'aAe
the rope over; the current WAC too s"iti
1--WE then tied one eud OF the rope 20 Il tree hno
the other TO The bow II the boat, and made wh"t ID
called French windluss Withtwo rins; hi'e' WI
ing ler for Two hours We got her hno'i u ''h.
cnr,nt WAC 90 strong, rubbing out Of mountain
rorges, thru We had stop every hall hour 70 s.'
40 an xtra head of uean TO stem the current. ~
Ter hing III night, 'reIth,r giving thep 10 our
., "a nor sumber 10 our ey.hdt, we hriNruh a., uo
csnn al pintsy,IIe on Monday morning at o X.
. Won cunnor imasine nor cat desc'ioe, tie JOY
mi ,onptenanees OF the boys when they heard us
coming. They ran down the liver, shouting zeal
on real and eaped into the err, frantic with JOY,
win tears OF gfaiiruie. God bles. you, Wa.
shouted from n thousand voices. We bad to guard
the boat 20 keep il from being literally eateo up.
Col Garf,id Is immentely popular with the troops.
All vie with each other 10 do him boDor.'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
SPEECH OF GENERAL CASS on WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY.

AT Detroit, during the Late celebration, the audi
enre called or Genei Cas-, who NJ first declined tt
sreak, bu, who. upon being urgently pressed, came
forward and ssd;
NV FFttow.CIrrzrss: am wholly unprepsred
IN r., ,,.,ud To- your call Even il otherslse,
this il u dav of serious and -ober reflection rather
than Of speaking. After li,tepiDg to that voice OF
wisdom aud Patriotism il wOuid be presumption III
ANY man ~ attempt To render Us Vroph Tic alHuf es
more slfikihg. IL IL among ,he most oneIIsne e9
recollections u NY lite tnat / raw the veDerstsd
F.ti or Il hi. Country when Oh an Eastern tour IMP
puns.l and at Later Teri0d The intelligence OF LIS
death which passed through The country sent zorro"
to every hert. lie parsed away full OF days and
honor- NV fellow cIliaeIt II Is 20 d Tor u all Ia
meet together on the anniversary Of tis nsa day.
il good ~ all times and especially is |, good at
this. when ihe whole horizon Ii daik. IL lie then
wien the wsdom OF Lis couusels viii fadate our at
mo-pbere lie led our fail ers rs the Jordan
into the promised land, and lett ne better bcIiage
than has llrn the OF Of msn aimee the dispersion
Of the human family.
And noy fton the South comes the portepions cry
OF 10 yonr tept-, . Israei! !" They src iryilg 10
pull down the temple. Bat try ca"t 10 ~ IRE
uendous apl ,a,e and great eX, Ii.nept They cant
d. il Renewed applause. TIE glonous old fab
ric Is sill alive, projected and protecting by a
great community, fting The storms ana ibe
winds sud sending its influence far aud wide
"tne shadow Of Il great rex ina weary land" lAp-
nlanse.l We may trust in thai Divine Pfoyideuc,
that hus guided ur So far. Apphnse Rebellion,
have often appeared but never b-ior- did this world
wines. "a rebellion like ths. No man could ever ssy
=, ceiytd injuries from tie American Government
lApt lansel " Every man." ~ the language Of
Scril:ure " VIA sitiing uuCer BIZ own siDc and X
me-" IL !. rather the promptngs OF inssiilIy Than
4 revolution.
lis time for you and ne, and all OF Ne, to e1.
change congratulations upOn the wisdom md hrm-
n.-.s u tho American leople lapplnusel. who raj
lied around the standard Of the country the moment
they Jaw il in danger. app lan,e And !hey are
pouring in their young men without stint, which
cannot 10 too tirorgly commended. ApllAuse.
They are meeting the enemy, and tley arc repusinY
tiiem
The speaker here alluded to the wSdom of the
founder. Of the Government, hut our reporter was
unable to catch bic remarks, owing 10 The confusion.
Many. mauy years have pss,sd nwny, AID tLi-
ia gmrnt has teen confirmed b, the world, and II
wns said OF i'm, when bis death was announced In
IL. s. nate that LIE WAS trst in peace, fret IA wsT
and fret IN the tesrts OF his countrymen." The
world Las pissed judgne nt upon bis career and opon
Ll. character and vi all The heroes aud s,atesu.n
the memory OF whose deeds aud ~bo.e nance are
eurhrbed on the page Of history, the brightest ana
puIest IL lie Iauiu OF Washington. Tremendous aid
l0Hg-ccrtin ued gpI huse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-01
,oLDIypsi I feel n uerfeot confidence that Il
THE INDOMlTABLE ENERGY OF COLONEL
GARFIELD.
now He PLOTTED A STEAMER AND SAVED Hls
MIN FROM STARVATION.

now He PILOTED A STEAMER AND SAVED Hls
MIN FROM STARVATION.
The Cincinnati Times ssyt; We would Ike TO be
informed Of .ona honorable work tbnt Col. Garfield
ctn not do. He has been Il Csnaer a Seu, tor sHd
coonol-in the front rank of them too--and now
we zee by the following letter, puJlished ~ The So
len. Republican, that not all the raging waters OF the
Ohio food could stop BIN when he wanted TO carr
supplies to lis needy soldiers.
After the victory OF PrestOusburg, our victorious
soldiers were reduced to eXtremities for iood-tbe
in .sraLle roads preventing snpples from following
ss fast az Il was needfu for them ~ prtes OIL 10 or.
der TO meet aud overwhem the enemy. Then I've
difficulties Of supplies we're augmented ard rendered
slmo-, insuperabe y the late terrible food Ia tie
Ohio and tie Sandy"
While tho brave Col. Garfield, foroetfnl Of every.
thing but the comfort q hs men and the success Of
the e,use, was as COOL WISE and rs plucky on the
Hood as on the battlefield. The writer nys:
When our htl- bori, the Sandy Valley, on Sun
dny. came down frou, ruintsvlc TO LOUISA the ca
tain vas asked to drop down to our s,orc-Don, aud
hand. Sud re, | c.nt GOT You csn Try, wa.
The reply. IN H. ID il eDy boat elm e., wus
III. Ielcinder. ibet,' said Cspt. tieaton, 'leH,e
tho boat, and I viii rut some ope Gu board OF her
that r,i itke ber mp or try, at essI' II you loe
tue BOAT, you viii have u ray forher. 'Nery well;
one poor starving colder 10 worth thousand such
bOs-.
Capt II. put a new crow on board, and loao-i
her. By that ZINE the water WA - feet, Hno ~sr
up ~ ibr tree-tope. The hean g. tue how Captain
failed him. Then We rlea ~ Other ii'ie boat cal "a
tno Screw Propeller or S&ilie. Col Garfield told
BIN tart I'VE afe poiog M Lis boat, aud that she
must 20 up 10 headquarters, IA on nave toys co =
not siarye after having cteaged Tho pe'it OF Lle
battle He raid ut was utterly impo-,ibie' No
boat could stein such torrent She will be datbed
mo thousand ieces ngin,t the rocks und shoule =
Col Garfield replied, with ull Tie enthusiasm OF his
noble nature, Thea We shall be dashed With her,