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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
Winchester Acknowledgements
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I1VGI A1cKeS. &l Faa tt t+-''
 FAca-l. The Republicans of this town, on shs evening of last week, in pursuance of the ssaal warning, held their caucus, unusually large. for the nomination of Representatives, and nomination was made. Thomas Nj. Clark, Editor of the Winsted Herald, was present. and actively participated. 'r.s 4a afat
 On motion, one Candidate was nominated by aeclamation-no one dissenting. In regard to the other, several informal ballots were taken, and the first formal vote resulted in the nomina. sion of MT. Moses Camp, a person of worth and merit On the result being announced, om mo. Aos ef Mfr. Clark, camp's nomination 1as ssods unanimous. ,- 2. Sasarday night following, the loco-fococy had their caucus, and nominated Mr. Waren Phelps as their Canddate-a bachelor, and man of wealth, and of respectable abilities, and in- ,ensely partizan in his character and habits. He Ia said to have approved and sustained resolu- 'ion introduced by Roldnd Hi,chcock, Esq. (but overwhelmingly there repudiated,) at 8 large public meeting in Winsted, convened soon after the fall of Fort Sumpter, in effect, for the sur. render to the rebels of the national forts and property in the Southern States, and for the withdrawal of our forces from that section, and to oppose the administration in its efforts to sup
 press the rebellion and maintain the integity of she Union. He also discouraged enlistments apon the call of the Executive, and demanded by the necessities of the Government He with ieid contributions then being solicited and i'm dispensable for the benefit of the Volunteer Sol. siers and their needy families, He seemed to, ssss been. then as now, an intense partizan of 'as sssips of tho Hartford Times. s7 'H Asz ~ z
 ,. h the meantime, Clark and his Cabal, soldins the balance of power, conspired with the enemy to defeat the Republican nomination he helped to makel And Sunday was not exempt from the work of treason. His press, agency, activity, loudemouthed advocacy and influence 'n the time intervening, and on the day of elec- ion, were so many applia nces rendered, and obs 'sqaiously Jielded to the adversaries of the Ma 'ional and State Administration for the defeat of 'ae Republican Ticket, and for the support of ''belps, their own nominee, who by the means attained his ends, and pitied the auxiliary dupes es his triun,pa. but still "losed the treason and aespiscd tho traitor.' Ahl poor Thomas, you fave rolled ia filth. for nothing, and your own stupidity aud malicious obstinacy have nearly played you out I,sissaid you are demented ; but even charity will not, recognize tho claim. ~ your attempts to Eatohise the Legislature
 !sa nave but iadiiiersnsly succeeded; for the
 'ss'''c spark upon the wires is even now flash. ing everywhere the cheering intelligence of an overwhelming majority of loyal members. iia;s
 Now Sir Blaekguardr miserable, spitifu,l Traitor and Sneak bring out your lett letters from
 lsadiug Edaops' suataining you, and nro,,,.cs tssm T you ems a. aA sa.sa s, 11o s3T'l'
 .ss sast5a d s.A t-
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

M1srAKE--We alluded fortnight ago to :" Clarke and his man Friday" We beg pardon of tMr. Wm. G. Coe; we made mistake we exalted a creature to the dignity of Creator; the sentence should have read, and may bs read hereafter, Coe and his man Friday. &sase 58f
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
xRnrrs UNSATISFACTORY COMPLETE,
 Eos. or BoM Sides rom 1s, 900 to 10000.

..-.,..s,,a .gr e..8 CHICAGO, April 9th.
 Steamer Alps arrived at Cairo at o'clock this evening, bringing 2d Master Lord, of the E" Benton with despatches from Commodore Foote, announcing the surrender to him, at mid night, of the entire position and men, guns and transports, at Island Mo- 10. Number of priso- ners not yet known. aE
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

IV Winsted gives 117 maj. for Governor, and elects one Union and one Dsmoerat repre- sentatives. ..
 THANKS TO Tox CLARKE. -s...5
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
,,sSWs.apl aplssts,'s,'

s&c tho sdiiUlof Ei,es Winstsd shest has any letters from "iesding Fdilors conforming our course" we wosld aasise him io produce then. .. their publication would be abetter evidence ss sssirsxisscacs saaa thesaisor's assertiom vsl1
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
Triumphant Everywhere
!. BUCKlSGHAM RE-ELECTED BY
 < S,O00 AIAJORITYl
SENATE UwANEKoUs UsLY UNfoEis elnr.rroHrHs OF THE HOUSE UNION

.,,-sss.r, i, couxsr Axons 7xn riss1t v
 :. xsrsr vi moro slorioss political victor, ssAisvsd than tss che in our good old State or Hssday. April Sth. CossEcTIcvr stands forth Ssaiess ID her devotion to the Union and tho .Gosssnmeat. Eaton Democracy-ths Demoe saey which would give up all the government psspsrsy and rights to southern traitors, and thieh would send man to the. United States esnste, who would vote tomorrow for Jefferson psvis is crushed So thoroughly, and 90 com. plstely, that it will never again lift its Hydra. Asad in our fair State! ~.5
 4 thousand praises for NOBLE OLD LrrcHF1ELD Ccuxrr too! She stands up peerless among peersl Her Senators are true to the Union and inc Fhgl Her Representatives are overwhelm- iagly on the side of their country and their gov ssnmsnt. Her voters true as steel and firm as alamant Thank God traitors have no foot. hold hcrs. fss t-e -,2 s't-ea.
 We give the vote as far as it is heard from, sp to the hour of going to press, from all parts sf the state. and from this county in full. There are no regrets to offer-nothing but universal congratulations. God bless our noble old State
 c. rs | 2 | .s.
 esd defend the Rightl .ss ls a.4,y., ,,s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

THE BILL for thelaboiishment of Slavery in his District of Columbia, passed the U. S Sen ats on Thursdsy last, by . vote 2s to IA. fea 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

MERIDEs.-Platt for Senator has sl7 majority. Lewis, Republican and Union for Representative has 292 majority. I
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
SENATORS Al Errcrrp.

1st Dist,- HK.fW. Welch, Union, (gain. Al 6
 2d David T. Calhoun Union. 679. >3d NH. Barber. Union, {gain .l-s z
 Ah e Chas. .Atwater, Jr. Union, ,lgain. l4o
 5th Lyman W. Coe, Union, (gain)
 6thl a OrFiile Fl. PIatt, Union.
 Nh ED. Avery Union. NJ
 sth David Smith, Union, fgain.)
 9th " Horace Smith. Union. 10th !" F. A. Benjamin, Union, (gain.l 1lth John B. Peck, Union. l2th < A. H. Byington. Union 6eo majs- 18th < John Tracy, Union. l4th G..W. Phillips. Union. IS 18th 2" Hiram Goodwin, Union. ]. 18th @. S Truman A. Warren, Union. 365 maj l7th David M Hunt, Union, 525 maj. 18th Leyeritt M Leach; Union,( (gain.3 6( 18th S" John B. Wright, Union. T..s. 20th Jno R. Washburn, Union. 21st asaa- Wni. B. Hawkins, Union.
 Senate unanimously Union. .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

$ s1 aBuckingham's majority in the State tall
 put eleven towns heard iron, .so S,461sa Hi :natoriE in iitchdeId County is l4&1ssa as4
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

] HAarsoRD gives Buckingham 1o4 maj. % towns show Republican gain of 2O76. ss's4
 HAarroRD CoUxTY.-Be Berlin. Canton, East Hart ford. tNest Hartford, lWethsrs6eld--542. : gain of 76I. ssz A9i9 saslslsF at ses'sslifl NEw HAVEN Co. Derby, East Havea Han
 den, Ganilford. il Meriden, Middlebury. North Ha- seymour,l Waterbury 20. gain of 6Sssss4
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
H. c! wOODis, sth Rss't. C. '.

| K Gov. Johnson is laying a heavy hana ca the rebels of Nashville. Mayor eheatham, ewho, with the fest of the city authorities, refused to
 take the oath of allegiance, was arrested on
 March slst; but was released on parole for twenty-fou hours to give him sn opportunity to
 reconsider his resolution. sA Messrs. Sharp (
 Hamilton, of the Nashville Flow Maniifsetoty, charged with having mannfactured swords and knives for rebel use, were alse apprehended and
 put under $3,OOO bonds to appear and answsrso n charge of treason, and the Messrs. Brennan, iron founders, who have been e6gnssd in east ing cannon, shells and balls for the enemy, met with a similar fate.i It was rumored that Couh~ cilman Wm. Shane and Alderman w. s. Cheash. am had taken the oath of allegiance. and twelve of the police fcrcewere known to have done O.,
 tsssA -------~s s------7lf fst.1sl s. -
 Nottmany weeksago the rebels expelled ths Judge Catron from Nashville, for per. sisting so firmly in his loyalty to the NasiopsT Government. Heis now about to. return to that city to try for treason the indisiduals wbo 4 ,,1 lif30o ff'y t-tftiS lStf1p fAan Gn malueatea nimcG GIA stifRiiI afis fs &m .iss x3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

GosnEx The follewi9gis the full. .entire and correct vote on Judge of Probate in Goshen:s { Charles Adams. 9{&sa sld'4i 2 ss ITO ae Edward II. Seymour, Ssfft 62
 Edward W. Seymourse ~--
 John Ed. Sedgwick, 1sor. xvx4G 4xS 2ff We have been requested. in viewsof this vote, sy . dsmoerAais friend, to write an obituary no 'ice for the late democratic candidate, but we can't do it, our fsolipgs oEerpower us, the sub jest is too solemn Q one for trifies, we.are not equal to it. batwe suggest the following, brief, Pishy and pat s ", 's s N, .~Asa al Here hes John Id ,es x. siissistsiss K tt n. s6..8 sas Very Dead, ~.sa-.,sF MI N
 -. tNuf ccdt esSfta54ts'9 ssss .Fs,.5. . \ x
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
THE DEAD OF THE srH RECT.

HeNoeTn, ". V hprhA Sop 1Ooos Editor of the Enquirer:
 DEAR SIR Twill you please iasert in ysur paper the following s--er9 sLNF Died, at Newborn, N, O., with the Typheia fever, -, ..u. ... .- Weston cogswslb of woedbury.
 Mathew Castle,
 Martin Scoville, of Cornwall.
 Andrew Roberts, of New Milford. ' Nictor Woods, of Milford
 Charles Patterson, of Roxbafy. < The latter was killed in s charge en fsbsi battery when nNewbefnwastaken Alrths above were members of Company I. sth Rss's. c. V. Housatonic Rifles of New Milford. 'r,.'''.' '' .. They were all promising young men. The Company deeply mourn their loss. Any infcr- nation will cheerfully be given to the friends of the deceased 5gnle t,.l 5aI 5tIe.... sG..r- ,91l.sA 3sal'l IT n wnnv,r o@L p..,s ~ V
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
superior Court, April Term, 1862.
 JuDazsi SANFORD AND Durros, PnEsIDIso.,
 TRIAL. OF LUc1UssJ. WOoDEoRD FOR THE MURDER OF JAMES H TETTIE.
F1Rsr DAY, TUEsDAr. l

Thes Court assembled at sa PM ThsCourts
 Room filled with lawyers, jurors, witnesses, spec tstors, &c., &c. Judge Dutton of the Supreme
 Court {who presides at this term) with Judge Sanford of the same court, assume the bench l and opsn, court The Clerk proceeds to impan; nslthejuy The regular panel oftls isexJ
 hausted, and extra jurors called. The Defence
 challenges I6-one is excused by the Court, and after delay of nearly three hours the following
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
OFFICIAL.
To HoN. GIDEON WELLS: =

To HoN. GIDEON WELLEs: :-
 My telegraph of three hours since informs the department that Island No. To-, has surrendered to the gunboats. s.s Capt. Phelps has this instant returned, after having au interview with the late commandant have required Gen. Bufford commanding troops to proceed in company. with two gun boats and take possession of the island.
 A. H. FooTR
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

j0Eoks ssAS AAe4ay =. ssne s"SIh ius
 Fessenden Ives, ,, Goshen. Farmer. !
 Phineas B. Randall, Brgewater, Carpenter. 1
 Egbert NJ. Rogers, Cornwall, " :. - !
 Henry S. Griswold, LitchGeld, I"}
 Dwight " Pierce, Cornwall, {
 Levi W. ,Morehouss, Washington, Manufactr.
 Henry c. Wright, Goshen, Farmer. , Rob't Perpont, " Morris, <
 Benj. Lawton, Goshen, <. '" ,q x Seymour Johnson, Cornwall, :" i
 Dan'l C. Churchill, sLitchfeld, Manuaet'r.
 James Q. Rice, Goshen, Teacher. The Indictment was then read, which as it con sists chiefly of an inordinate quantity of "sads'
 and asaforesaids'' and would be very likely .unin telhgibe. to the majority of our readers we omit I A large number of witnesses for the presecu Ition were called, pending whose examination th Court adjourned until tomorrow "Wednesday morning st g o'clock xa.-l Gs 66.s.s.s The Counsel for the State arc the States At torney, Genl Sedgwick and Roland Hitchcock Esq. of Winsted. For the Prisoner John H Hubbard, Esq. of Litchfeld and Gideon Hall Esq. of Winsted. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10
LATER

......-. ST. LOUIS, April 9th, II P. NJ.
 Gen. Pope has captured 3 Generals. 6O00 prisoners, 100 seige guns, several field batteries an immense quantity of small arms, tents, wag ons and horses, and has not lost man. Our victory is complete. rs.'. H. W. HALLEcK, Major General
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-04-10

BUELL. AND.BEAUREGARD.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
grr Rrira fit Die NuiOu.
8Orts &rte0sTdDaupI@4e.
JSUu G;eueroI GurtiS Nfrmee.

StItna. @rt., 81 9uti tibtr Gairp, 3. Nu
quiz. Die Armrs hes Gen. Curtis BOT @erhSrs
tuugsn rrhaltsn unb III bsrsit fiir arttSs SpFra'
tiOnsn. GtHr ben 5rarrIS &,psr tinaui ssIsnbrte
9rurprn abtbriluns fshrte ssitrrn nit mbrrrsn
@sflngensn, brm 8etellsn'D D6mpfsr Ncpslip, ris
usr &nlatI pffrbe unt WauItbirrt unt sinrr ab,
esfanssnsn pUn fir Stif stUnpIOn Surld, naGs
psm fs 8 prcetuntI&ifs Der ReteGsn prrbronnt.
Gtntr her Srsft In rem atstfaGtsn Srteftsa'
tel tl pon Sen. Sntman, trrfeIte 1ett an, baf
er In Qrtanids uBo 9rraS 80 8fsimfI ter INNER,
ben pcue. StS jet Bat CT nur erf 600 Wann
suiammsn, bic In 9ittIe Rod Itttm. Sunperts Dor
Sd.asrn Rnb uuI Der 6Iuht, I'm Der GcuIctipttOr
Su rutseten.
Dss 1. Icsale arfanIas 8sstment tt tstnat
rra unb gut sntrucrt.
8stnate 5000 rcnfirIrte Gflaben lIn6 ttb
HT. Die 8OAsn itus llntsrbaItS wsrben eurd
ben Sertauf Der rcnfisrirtsn SaumpUlls ibrer Ser
TrH tslrtttsn.
SIM 3u6ttaufs ,u qihIe RCd fnb esaen BUN
bsri lnicnem1nnsr eingsfperrt bic auf 0tnsra
Sinbman's Srbsr ouf's 0rau1amne trbanbsIt wsr
rrn. Ole fsdsH In 3slsn. bic nur Bis z Sui
erCb iIno. ipsrbsn NIT faulsm SIriih asndbrt, 1t
8Sus auf 8einIi6tsit gang osrna6lGiTst unb ts
be BeTr9uns I'm Jrsisn III itnen unterIaat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
QtnS 0iDrb EnrrIina =.

Sort RCnrOs,3 3. 9lueuR. gplr 6atm
9tad ri6tsn aus glrw6srn pom 80, Suli erballrn
@m rurter 9etsnesn Nbrnb parre sine 98a6e nui
tbrtm gCitsn in ben Shabn prn Nerbsrn in'5
Ssin ari6Cncn. Gr fsuerte Swst OlaI auf bic 9tn,
8rrtfsnosn uno natm einen brIrItsn asfdnsen unt
ale sr Sten i'm gssrifF mar, einen ,peiten ,u fan.
gen. rrf@teH Der Sergeant unb ISls ion al. Der
S6uB mar aus Rirsm 5auIs erfaaen. Dies II
Ger pisrts Vsriua, unfus 8u6sn gu srmprsn.
General GORer IN srtI6lU6sn, IOl&en RCrb.
efrIu6sn Elm Gnoe gu mo6rn unb Bat tsIOtlsn
aus pduier in Der Ra6barI6nft au bur6Iu6u
uno bic psrsa&tissn pulcnsn tn's @sfdnsnie Al
bTtngen.
Se&s Ober iiebsn SauiU tuurDtn In Eur,r 3e
Dem Scpen eIc6 gsma6t.
Aue gut srl1anten Burger ntlSrsn bs1es Ser.
fubrsn fdr rtne asrs6ts Strafs Nafiir, tab bic gr
wOPnsr icl&sn Serbrs6srn rrIuutt babrn, Iit IL
tbren 5dufern aufubaltrn.
eOl. 8ur3 bat brei Ntp gjortsr Rdubsr pnbaf
t't, bic felt Ginger 3rt Gtsr tpr uupsIsn srtrtr.
ben babrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
ric Quote pon pcnnNIpaniEn.

Sarrt6bur9, 8. 2fuouit. G3 miro
Qpplicanten uno oeren Sreunoen Sor9en
uno MGbe erlporen, Wenn e6 fldr per=
it1noCn miro, Dap oa6 &rie950epartement
IS perlpei9ert, irSeno einen Sftl3ier pcn
cen i'm 8FIpr ftebenorn 8eoimentern 3u
Gem 3mcdc gu enttoIlen, INN neue Sr9o:
niiatlonen 3u refrutiren.
@eun ole Sreunoe ir0eno eine6 Nppli.
fanten oeien GntldHun9 muniben, ur
'ine Gommi1ion in einem ncuen Re9i:
nsnte i'll erbolten, mlfen iie 1upor ois
Qnjabl 9eute onnerbsn, UNI ibn ju fold
2inem @eIube Su berebti9en. Die Gm
pfsblun9en 3u mitit6riiben Gtellun9Gr
iino oeb6rio re0iitrirt uno crtpc9en uni
mercen nab Grmefien bcrddiIbtigt wsr
pcn,
6ruppen fpmmeH 3n &auienren ar
uno allen 0niheine ndb meroen biz
Sdmita9 Sruppcn 0enu9 oe9enmdrtil
iein, BON Is Rr9imenter 3u erridten
oicfe ncb(t oen Regimentern, Die 9biIa.
oeIpbia Iiefern miro, Werpen unfereSuctt
1u5fullen.
&oQitdnbt9 Or9aniltrte. armlrte unt
iquipirte 8e9imenter wcroen ttinfti9t
Botbe nadb Dem Grie96Id1uplabe ab9e.
DPu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
ermereuna ocs 6en. Robert trleC ooF.

Grmoreuns ocs Den. Robert t1Ie6 ecF
g a ( d pi 4 e, z. 2Gueuit. Die Staot
if in b66iter Nufre9un9 iber Die nab
cren l1mffdnoe ecs 6ccRs oes Sen. Wcs
Goof UCn Sbio, behen Gei6e beutc bier
an9efCmmen 1T.
Im pori9en 0ienita9e pdBirte cer @s:
neral, Ser fsbr frant w1r, auf otm 2Se9e
3u Ieinqr Brigade in elmer ambulance,
6ie 0en66nlibe Milit6ritruBe, in Der gtd:
be Don Salem in alabama. lin 10 llbr
Wor0cn6 lan0te CT bel elmer plantdi6t
an, rpo er anbielt, um ith 3u erfriiben
Die Robri6t Don Der 2(nfunft oes Der:
punceten 8cneral6 bate ild balo Der
breitet uno na6bem bic Imbulance etrpt
3 Meilen 9efobrcn mar, ipuroe iIe BON et
net @uerilll 9anoe onoebalten. 2e,
@a9en wurce um0Cifuret uno mdbrcnl
Der Uerlpunoete Sffijier bGlflo6 am 30
pen Io9 uno nm S0onun9 fcine6 9ebent
bat, feuerten bic &aufbcloe auf ibn uni
IboEen ibn ourh bic Seite. Die 9Gun
oe lpar tootIib uno Ger @enerol iberlebt
iie nur neni9e StunbPn.
2lS Die Rabridt bon Der WCretbat it
Dem Selola9er oes 8. (osutIben) Sbir
Rt9iments, pelbc6 Mt@Cot erribtc
BAT, anlonote, brab o1s Ne0iment mad
ocm Sbauplobe bes Grti9nlHe6 ouf uni
uerbrannte olIe SoduIer in Der 9tabbar
Ibaft. Mebrere Mdnner, bic Der 3 bell
nabme an Der Worotbat Ueroodti9 ma
rem, purben psrbaftet uno an Den 8du
men aufaetniipft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
N nn m q NILE.

Ger ..Grsnaba appeul' rom 81. srEt9sn Nc'
nate trtnst fClscnee DsprI6sn
Cine DspsIGe BON IurpsIc melbst, td6 @fm'
lrcnsS Gapalsris Gcurtlonb in glatama sros
bert bat uno NIT gnluit BON 2 Scbten uno 3
9rmunrrtsn 159 G'sflnsene s'maft Hnp rnsn
Uneenjus srbsutst BAT,
3ursrIlBiae gerihts mClren, bab In SeTtgsr
Rots $4,000 unicntruppm bur6 Guacuultid
in aiabama po6irt Tnb, bic 8sltimmuns rSrlel'
zen mar ftr Srt Chattanooga.
6batanOOsa, 80. Suit. @Craan's
sunrs Commando ii Rfcr mad Ssnnsfer Juriit'
SctsSrt. Sin SGdI res Gcmmantus, prltea
1000 @efunssns ssmatt bot, il in &nOrVIs an
3rtcmmsn.
&Cctut, 5. QuguR. gItranbrid in NiI'
lcuri, Wsilen Sun bier, tpurbs burt bic 0us'
raas in 9sfB gsnOmmrn. Sc purbs Ic8Irid st'
ne expedition ateslaNNt, rpslte ben 8rdcn wie'
pr srrterts. Die Nstsasn snt1Otrn uHr wur'
psn psrfcllt,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
gSpn Mi6pmrt.

patmpra, MiGuuri 5. Iusuf. gu glEp-
art, &nur Gauntp. 1T am pprissn GamRaa stn
Nsfttses @ffett Sprssfaasu. Gt@a 1000 Sue
'tlas untsr portsr ndterten llh tet Scnnrnslln'
irrSaHs trm 5Isdsn unp IS 5cgsn tbnrn 3lret
Gumpaanisn Gtaats. .NlIi,. psl6e $ Waun Sdb'
len, untfr Capt. Qatr snt8r8cn.
Die 9lsteasn ma&tsn sinen @nsriif auf unierC
Iruppen. warrsn utsr ,uradssl&lasen. sic lts'
s'n birrauf ppn itrsn pfnpsn unO tristsn enpIit
Capt. Qair In bts Stact Surii, 100 Gin t.fttsse
Gefsft lldttfanb, rrI6ss NIT Ter usbsrBabt un'
ltrrr 5rupprn snrsts, bic auf Gtrenpcrt entldi'
len purbrn. lnIsr gsrIuit teflnp aus 9cptsr
unb 4 9rrwunbettn. Die Rsbellsn 9efsbsn eir
oab lie 73 IUrts unb zine srC6e gn3abl 8sr'
punNrtrr UrrlUrsn babrn. 9ortrr's Sanre lhlrpp'
TEN bic 0nfsn unp bic 8rlp 'Gqupa8r unlsrt,
lrupptn fort.
Nm G:onntag pa6irten bic Staats druprsr
untT Col Guitar bur6 Nswart, UNI auf pUrtsrt
SlRbe Sagb gu MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
0rOse Sblnbt
,Wi brH 1sH. Banks GuD StoueDaa ,5ah
(CW.
6reGer DsrInf auf beioen GCifen.

UtSBFt ISItHit HuT oEtVSH StttgHt
@a fdbin9ton, 10. 2lua. Ole Re.
bellen unter Sad ION uno Gpell llno GbCr
0en RaPioan SluB nit oroBer Wabt 9es
ltritten, uno ibre8or0aroe, 1000 itArf,
rpuroe bon @en. 8ant6, 0eitern Otacbmitz
tag, etna GWeilen ponG Gulpepper Court
bau6 on9e9riffen uno Gin lhredlihes
9efebt mar Die Soloen.
Sen. Sanf's recbter SlIgel lit fiir1=
terlid)-oie Hebellen paren in einem Sc
56lB poitirt, uno uniere Sruppen mu6ten
iid) ibnen auf pfTenem Seloe nQbern. -
Die 9an3e Rebelenma6t 9riff unS auf
einmal an, unO an allen Nuntten. lin
3olb nab 2 llbr lan9te Sen. Qope auf
Dem SeIoe an, Die S6labt mar ober beiz
nohe poriiber-nur Elm Qrtilleriez @efe6t
entIponn itb Jupeilen, rpeibe6 bi5 Wit.
terna6t auf9ebalten lpuroe. Die Re;
bellen mabten einen oesperaten 2(n0riff
1uf WcDomells Wittelpunft, no iiCb
'Sanf6 uno pope befanoen, nit Der Qbs
ltbt tie 9etan9en III nebmen, Turben aber
Curb unlere Gruppen iurud0ei6ta9en.
Sol, &ni9bt pom 46fen QannipIpania
Re9lment, tpuroe 9efdbrli6 Oerpuoet.
eieut. Colonel SeIfripee, bon Setbls=
benz, fbper.
Wator Watbelp6 parlor einsn Qrm.
No1utant Sopo f6per peripunoent.
uno oa6 game 4Gte peuniplUania
lou ibretIlb oelitten baben.
Sol. Sonnellep pom 2Siten Reupcrf
tootlib pertpunoet 9iput. GcI. Swlpn
Grm amputirt; ; Wai. Goot 9et0otet-.
@oL. 9bapman 90 n S. Gonnectifut 1T
ium @efan9enen 9emabt. 9ieut. Col.
Stone 9ct0otet Wiaicr SIate rpurop ees
fan9en.
@aior gauaoe, pom 2ten MaGd6us
Iett6, lpabribeinllb tcct. Capt. abbott
9et0otet.
@eneraI Sant6 lpuroe ibwer pelIebt
ourb einen 3uflu elm Gaualerilt ritt
9e9Cn ibn uno UerlsBte ibn in Der Stits.
ST blieb oennob pabreno Der aon5en
3eit ouf Dem Seloe.
SenPral 9edrD puroe perpunoet uno
muBte elnen Nrm amputlren laBen.
9eneral Nu9ur 1T lbmer perleet.
Waior pelouse, 8encral 8ant6 Gbiue
tont, erbieIt 3mei ibpsre 2Sunoen, nab
reno or Elm mantenoes Ee9iment our6
Elm i6Were5 Seucr fibrte.
Sol. &u99el6, @eneroI pOpe6 9aupt=
Stob, perIor isin Qfero. 3rpli pon Sc
neral pope6 eeib9aroe wuroen 9qtootet.
Oas 2te MaiIabuiett6 Re9iment mar
i'm belBeIten @efeDt uno lit firbterlicb.
Sae Ste Connecticut, 27te Snoiona,
uno 46lte pcnnlpIpania He9imentcr fino
sribrctllD lu9eribtet.
Der SerIuit ouf beiocn Sciten 1T iebr
lbper-mo9 5000 auf isoer Sete iein,
1n Sooten, 8ermiBten uno &eupumoes
ten.
ytddite @o;be wsrcen mir oa5 9Gdbes
te BON oleler biBiAen SNIatDt Iiefern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-13
Sinrid,tuns cinss Guerilla in gcaptn.
rportb, Eanfae.

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ibn bic MiIitGvtommifIIon res Soctbvcr.
rotb6 uno MOro6 ibutoio befurocn bat=
te. Die Sinribtun9 fanb auf cem cfTc.
nen Scloe Iuoli6 pon pen Sarroten ilatt.
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ruroe pon cen Sclbaten auf ben QlaB oe.
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einen Slljbut; feline Nrme paren aebun
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percen iollte, ar9etommen, mu6te ct ME
oereneu uno Den Sut obnebmen. Sn Die.
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eeben sum Soo brin9cn lollten. g8en9.
items 10 Winuten oauerte eieie Sortur.
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