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2aiuan uub gyyfar!im.

SalpHH NID ptntftr.
&BhrItiat! unb 3ttail Orua0iltn uuo Gbsmjfrr, NlS
81 SHEI oamitcn Strast, uah' 9c1snUttr Ger Ste:
| itUrpSs pale III 2tuintouu ga.
| oa9Sn ilb in MISUNDERSTANDING og9etln uni
fdblEn HbIr burd lirtn9s UNI tiGle 9ufmlrtiamtri!
, Nui ihr GGlbjft uno turtb 6aiftn ttr tIltln uni
! frIhtGn WlfrtjiEen, Gutn tit Ccutt WtfriioiGuro
gettu 80 tSnntu, tit t nit ihrGm 3uirrutb tsrirrn.
Da mir t,tf Gjrobujrte ttr Gr}sHIittrtfun0ffunli
iiuo lc t&rrtn mir Samjtitu rcn fIr 9tiuh,it un:
iIrIr NlGpijin,n pHFtbIrn, ee mir alls esm @sr.
| StGatsn 9harmctcrSte 9tm&5 ;Utulittr.
essgggsge NIstI 0ruaS unS Gttmitatin gfrfaufsn
SaE-Y Iuir aud ole ptputarer WGtIntmcei,ineu
ETGF QeriUmtrien, fau;r Nrtitel, 6aarGlt baar..
ga Miatt: mo 3abutUrii,u, Sluin, 2mcbtl
0amphtht. EchlsnS ron ttr Nttln Gual,tat, .Nc6.
tnts1amprn, (6Iujcs uno Cdg0mpen wcrttn gum
Srtnntn rcn RchItnSl umStiueGrt) NitItbss Sftr:
I.bnSrjt, SptetSt 6Grt'itft. Spsrrcitn, W.v.
S'eneCrG NufmTtamttit miro ttr 3urtrstuue
rea &ritIittn @crihrtiCun0sn olwitmit.
Stcbtta!tsr Ruo ahiur9~ceU tiuldattn tt uu6
tn:n @0iutb ~ madhin, dc IL in oen Gjti.s tnu:
ttn, tnetm mir nit 6abritantsu unn Smycriars
Gtnrtbtunatn 9ctrrNeu bobeu. trCrurb mir iBnsn
aui5 rrrtbIlIbafttlis rrrtorfn tGuner.
psttcrotsS SNrup-tin bcrrlibes uuo pirE
'amGs Nttid IN 6utn uno MSrtd.iun6en uro fir
Wnorun9 etr Gutjthrun9 prlts % G,uts cit
Glade.
q ep fws b. - ptrfcnen eit an uturalaIb,n
Sdlntritn eecr ntrrSkm ,SrTfreb lcicm, srbaIttn
c3litdb eineGrun0 turtb GsGrauth uuitrss Gsyta.it
@Irirs ; Yrrie 25 Gents bic 6tafhl.
Samttttn 6aorwait tbc--;um @tiniosn
o's SCpfte, 9ntfGrnun9 pcn GjripS ,;., l2J Gents
PET pad
5rtf&s Sartsn:5a men ouarontrt
gut ju ltu.
YbclcsrHpbiits GbemEtaIitn ltsts pcrStbia.
3abn&rs fneCn in unlsrgr Urcthtfe itas eniu
@crratb Vcr3taanT 3abas rCn Ger vrr,dglbFeu &sr:
fsrti9un9.
&. 3. 9awaQ,
0erpee6 S. Mortin.
agsutaun, Set 81, 1861. rsbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
SSiId, ! Wiid! SyiIcb

MS SRatrdtu Sc. uro2 ,. in 9onjsn, baltrr uno
'irrtet Barrels, unp hjtr III ju bCmerttn eaB fe
lur rcIIt &iwht 6jihe cSrtauftn uno ourhaus
.tiut onesrt - StoIthith, 9ttrcdnctt Gcoflh, Srrz
:jn9e. II. {. p.,-welttt an ben nitosritsn YrsigGn
ium @ertauf an9ttotsn wtrten, tr
Mrninger unS SGemtr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

Jlp. 81 ~ Ser 9Ituuttu uno QEst oamttn.
Strl5s -, &ttrG Ctsthalt gjisru's 2tlucr:
Gtcbr ?lilcntann.
SR tsu turep3iiasn Sbulcu Der mstiynIh q
unN YGarmapntitbsn ,Satultitm lr;e0In, une cir
N2t9iIe rfr phiIaoe!pbia mtbtiniihsn Shuls, fih't
icb nib ihil alien Guprdhsn pcn aer;frn, Stcbrbo,.
tern urc grtoat=gtuttn tEtiprcthGn il tSnnCn, unt
ibmshle ttb mid, nit r1r .ocfuuro rem putlitum
unttrrtBt 81 wtrrcn, % Id mtint 9Rtti;inSn ole
nab ben nturtsu 0riintuuNtn unb irgno natb eCu
Scr. Stoottn unp mrcYiihcu Wharmatcpesiu m
ttrcittu 9ttGntt. &titrtt unn 8riilIunagn ron
NErjttn wsrNtu ouf5 pintthitt curcb iacbprltan:
St9e Hpctheter GueSetibrt ptrrer.
9iebcn DrcQuriEn uro GbemiihCn Nrtiftln nsr.
ctn gum SGrt0uf 9,hoIttn: ?ui pcgulartn Vatlut
9Rtetilngn, ptrfumGritn, Sintp Nrtittl, oaarSl
3abuturtsn. 6uio, lutohr, Gampbiu, 8cblcnS(
tetsr S.unlitlt Acknowledgement, IL&ttbes, Sfen:
lbmSr;i. Gitptrjs II. (. 10.
GtGnfaHs isi9e i'd an, tnB ih burtb cine Sitr,ia;
iitr9C Grf0bruu9 in fcn Storr ecitft lin Grlsith:
tsruu9 ceCr ocilun9 in rCr SoHiuat (GpilCpT a.
uno ntrorlsn 8rimpftn iu aCber.
Sr. gSm. &. SaucipSCD,
GStmeiuiamir urlt IN OGullhlanN unp SRifo.irh
tEr mtbijniiibtu S'hut in philadelphia 'siat fl:
men Gtt,u &unctn unc TrSunrtn on, baB CT iid
peoer fir INNER III 2tItntoun onlaBio 9tmadht bat.
Seins Sftt 1T in ieinsr ,ipcbeft mr CT ausu ran:
fen, tsicnotrs chrcnithsp, fj:Cuiai otilf pirb an
atosibsn toitn tie ihm cine piSr'tliSbrias Yrarif
nnc bic raticusns gHtcijin estsbrt hat.
SGm. 3. Dancwsty, M. ..
!Ueutaun, gr2ai 3. 1861. rq3M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Us urmt . otrnoe
3uCfer = QD3enDe8,
-r,,l,rrr.t.k ,,s, II O. =, u d, T. go.

unO gum @utauf tei Seitsrltra unb 3pellin, iO2
NcrO Ste ShaFs, p0uatdplil, uno IN 9le.
tail btt Oru38tn utttaupt
Der 3ub,rIittr iiIbt tih rIrGulaGt, tas puE.ifuu
rcn fitm bElItrIitlaen 3Rutmm'tu in Vtlumig W
iCetn, ptil eaPltS (hca vilS Sabre In OIuiitanl
rcn etu 2tGr;tIn pIrldritEGuuno mir tgm t,ltn uni
fhTltIn Grfci9c elu ,Ninecru tssttsn murr;.
DttlI SSurm:2c}u9es hnc cSShab ithcn al!In an
etrn 8urmEiltsa rcr;ujisbtn. tptjI Ft fSint QRurm
wuril ccr G.t fnth0!tin, pftbt tbcn fhr OF
nac5tbEiIi9 ouf Die au9tn Der 1inccr Ss.cirtt bat
S5b fam eas put!lum gtrithcrn, taG bic ctiot
Rnrm:gcEn9if uitht cU,n oUtn @ymartunoen rrl:
tcmmsn tn;prtbsn. fCnttru mrit dtertrciirn, unt
wcl!t man 9tfiNt9it cine QrrtI ramjt maCtsn uni
fsh ven Nurm dbttTnstu.
G~7-GtSnfolIt ;u TbGltcn in NNmtaun lei
Gui9 uno Sctiri6.
Jouuar l.. mol
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
MQent0ull 9lf06emie.

0ad Grdtintrs'Gtrmin tat Irnsn Qnfana as.
nommen am Mcmag tn G!cn Sanuar.
3S9lnBc wsrcm ;u irBsnb elmer ,3rit nnocnrm.
men une tr3ablen nur spn bfr 3rit ba lt rnlrr.
ten.
YrimnrY ptr Sisrtd, 81 90
@sw6bnli6s Gnptil&r 3mcigr, 81 so Bis 90
SGtue " nit Gjrirdiia uno 2atrinit 90
unO 5ranj5Ti4 50
Wuiif, s co
Sir brn @etrauG btt gionOt fir llebmS , 90
!3fhnrr. 2 90
SturunN fir tsn gGintr, so
Giniss !35sIinss wrrbrn In Der Sdmilr c:s
Irin,pal5 dngsncmmrn unb ,par an $40 per
,9isrIeI fir Boarding ggaifrn unS llnterrtt9t IN
alien 3prtSrn, nit gusnabms bon Duff unb
3sitnen.
7. II. Gregory, YrinripaI.
Sanuar %, 1862. natb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Mrninssr unb S&simsr .

81. 8.-GGlrlSi eauH rfprcerutts psroen fir Gds
tsr arasncmmGn uno ttr tShds Wlarttprts srIoutt
wrrrsn 6si orn llptsribrittntr, an &c. gHsft pas
9!ennSr unb SGsimsr.
gUCataun SttcHgr lG. nabo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
& i II E II s q Il c,
9ds Der GEmd autY unb 3amiltcn Gtraf;s, rril
Squire CtertGt Der 8cfprmirtrn &tg6r,
ina Nurntdun.

G9trt Oterhalb Der Hcfprmirtrn &it6r,
IN U uen aun.
Die linttr,tibntttu babGu ictGln cinsu nsuSu unf
libr ausStjsthnstn Stcd ren 23aOrln, fbi!lib fur
ett Sa!rsistt StnSd1et msItbtr ne 0ca2rwSrfia III
3Ittrtrn 'ur Ten 6rdbljnl unp Scmn,r rctartsi.
ten, h'lttbrno aus itrm Stcf wtIbCr tGrtitts Sa+
I'M Nartt gu fnocn pOr.
SVrnmt nnb Ictst rbt ibr Icnllpc fGuit,
ure itr werca Eu;b talS iietr,tuot habtu, SaF IL,
bier zen 9rSjIn S8Htb fir eutr Gjto bItcmnt.
gStr Dabeu 2GllcS
pos III eas GiicbItt cines AteiHerbauiss sebGrt-jn
psiiIiuftt9 81 mtINGn.
&untenaItrit pbrr &leier auf 8eielIuna
nsrSsn ettufalI5 nab bsr utuclsn 9PoNs unS ttlf,n
Man,Gr rtn uns Stlirfsrt uno aarorliTi ras III lin
fur mas he pErtnuft pfrren. &Gr9tfItt nhi h,
q II YrEt 9 ~ Mp Ns.
9tm SCbueiDer.
Sie pdnfhtn audi iuQsitb Sd)nsiotr tarouf ouf.
nlsrtam m MAIDEN, DOS iis Die aS,nnr pcn ;r,j
Mccehiuftr hatGn, uub tSurcu ht pdbIr ;u jtcsr
3Elt nit Stn nsuitCn g2cSCn prriIhlr.
07-Sis itnr 9ItihfoUs H9Cnttn f.ir BicbS ga:
tut:HSbmohircn, wcI;hcs eit tCts YJnihirE in Sc:
fraud 1T. t3dslth auf Ginfathhdt rcQfineiss gRl.
tbanlhe Gcniiruftrn uuo tc @criGali6tCit ihrcr
2trtett wrSi6t.-0c. e Fcittn S3O-gic 5, S75-
SO. 3, Sl00-unb Sc. 4, 10.
9tetiob uno 8reini9.
Nutrtaun, april 10, 1851. raFr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
6 in berrliber Stpf
31'anO : 0apier.

Die llntr3cihneten baten Icrtsn ben srGBten,
id6nlen unO brltn Stod gGantpapsr, fir
p6rlours, 6dn9c, 5tubCn uno Ruben
rrbaltru, Der nod js in Nllsntnun mar. Dirs III
feline lletertrietsntsit pbsr Yrablrrei, pntsrn bic
refine g2nhrtrit, wCpUn ii8 Gin jeNsr lel6l tter,
Ssugtn fam, wrnn rr anruit. - OaS Yublifum
wrO aud tenaGrttigrt, pab ie cine GinrtGtma
actrcfm bailey, wpna6 lle INNER bic nruelirn
Stglrs rtalten, uno ibr papier aerare an Wbiia.
brlpbta unN NsupprE 9rsiBen psrfaufsn fSnnrn-
unS wrtur6 lie nun In ben StanO ssIest Fnb, Be-
Nrutrnp wpblfsIsr gu vcrfaufsn, aIs tirs Icnllwo
grlaistt. g8rr patfr 9argains MAIDEN mill, err
rufe mpuSiSlh IN, rsnn iie inb I'M Stantr alls
aniprcGcnte pCIIfcmmsn gu tsiristtstn.
Dutb uno Selfrieb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

(Ort SblrGn unerbalb benz aUsn pGule.)
9la6 plsljaErser Grfatruns IN tG YtCtC8ra.
,bcn. .Runli, mo burh bic Iibrrals uno ;uust.
nsnbs llntrldBuns wsl&s mir In ben lsbtsn SAB.
zen ju She'll s'wcrten, bin th tewp9sn wrrosn
Oas putltum ,u bsna&rittism, tab In neusrH
3eit src6e Ssrbriisrunsen in tisier &unf ssmatt
porbsn fmb. Sd tin nun batur6 IN Stanp se'
tkt, 8iIbr rrfu Glaiis ,u ljsirn, olS lstfnser0et
ptVtO9raptisn, sinfa6 UrT ausasftrtigt
nit Sufte, Faifrs Ubu Sdfartm-SU 20 n.
fppes, Qmtrot9pts, WslanOtppr
II jsbrm StpI an teratSrlsBtrn Ysriim.
0a msnr Guridtur9sn, nod titirr Gun1 9u.
Ger Su rsbmsn, SulRantis lnt, bin ids mtl6lCi'
len titlsm Gjti&afis mcins game 2Iuimriamfrit ;u
rirmm unp IGmsi6ls mir nit tsr llster;susung,
oa6 if i'm Stants Tin aaBfmsine 3ufrisfsnttit 3u
silen.
2InprOtDpeS fir 25 Scmts,
OclRantis nit GSIc. Qas 9htm 9ttr ptrRsn
tOlirt uno gu 4StsnF9rBbs swartbgt.
Grseilct ntdt ben YIab, 30. Z Sih5amiltUn
Shabt, 3gurn untsrtalb btm IGrn 5auls.
9IuSuil Z. ua3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
g / I6er
fir icocn preis berob9eieBt.
g. S{S. Surcaiu'S

pbetearapb. une 2Imbrotype 6alIeric.
SO. Z S1 SamiltCn Strabs, alsntaun.
(Orti SbUrsn untsrbalb btm ausn puur.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
0uIbim unb 6riciemer
3aDt &fn3 @er5te,

wv. 4O SIl'gsN'lISH SllubEI NHt 2putt UNI
balt $. Watt ruO So't Stptr in Nasntaunl
GuIein mo 9lltltmtr pdnibsn Dem Qublil
ahturospou tctaurt 81 MAIDEN, oaG iis cine 81
irGiust baben an 9iC. 4G Sf:5amiltcn @troge,
SburC untEybal5 .. 6jutb une Cos StCbr, uno
lt nun ttrtlt ituc, ALE 81 bCojencn, pclhe
0tenltr ttnS,biat Gur, in ANem mas iur 3abnar
tunet 9tbSrr. Stc tGbrn tCioE pide @rfabrun
Gem CStlbdft uno 9Iaubtn ea6 is Gus. bic ibnsr
Strrau'n IhtntIn, Sur VSu'9tu 5ufriscsnbcitb
men EcEnCr.
3a9ns mtrbtn auste,carn nit Sultcmmertr
6srbfit, @ritidIitfrit unb SprsfdlHstd
Ytriensn rCn ttibrdnttsn MitCln Fnesu Is
rem Ncrtbtll wsnn fe bCi bnen anrufcn, ea
pSratfeun9u ju osrEn Suniicu oemaht psrpf
len.
Is. Is. Ouloin. u. G;ricIem
autntoun, Gpril 10, 1861.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

Sc Z ltE
.Sp1tjaDr8< 1IllD 9Stltter~
QS darem.
Sie Soerren Gurble mo >pnes,
No. 8 Sf= Samiltpm Stra8c,l
3etgen nit SsrsnGeen bsm Yubltum az, bal
tie ceten Yun 9ieuyorf uno 9tilaSelpbid Jurtit'
eetstrt inb, NIT enrm grcben mb 9ut9ewabltsr
Stcd BON SpGtjabrs' unb gBintr'Saarsn mel
den Iis fir SaarselO einsrtauit tatrn-!mo baf
lie nun bsrst line ale 81 tGIrisbsen bic lie nit
tbrsm 3uIpru6 tsrGrsn, uno ;pnr nit wctlfsils.
rsn gSearsn ais lie an irasnS Ginsm anbSrn St0tr
in @aentaun setauft ptrsen tDnnsn. Daruntsr
bsfiubsn f9
Ti9urirte ;Srenb OJferimOs,
@ribtIe 6rsna MerinOs, ssmsine Meinrs bon
allrn 5artrn Si0urrte Gubimsre, fBu'
rirte SelainS, Union Yatte, Wcu5'
elm 0rtaiuS, mp Seri6tebenartis
ee antur Dree .g8aarsn 81
man6iala6 ;u melpsn.
Gbfn o.:
Tdncb un6 IcbiunrSc GeiSe,
6GntY (Sspe BON alien StYlS, SuaIitGtsn unb
pfiirn; 8t9uririsr I6war5e Seies @erBbn'
liher idparSe Seoe pcn alien grstlrn.
Sud Duasrs, Stslla S6aWls.
SrrGa ShaplS, Staufet S4apls.
GinbeimiIhe Sitter.
Gin arcbss Nfortemsnt ben alien SOrttn 8la.
hsarn, S6irtina. na.Naslinen. ertleiGts unp unst'
blritte S6retinbs ben rber Sreits; 8stt,eugs,
Saumpcll.5 5lanslf, 1idinas, Slid. Diapers, etc
Wldnners unb Snabeas@jiiter.
Gin arO6sS 9iiorfmrnt ron ieSrr art 9u6
GaHcmsrsn, 9wfsbs, Gaifmsrstts, Fnisy5, etc.
Sci. Sud-.
5IOr.SsItu@, Gid. .Ottu6, Gttesm.Sdtu&.
slid! slid! Tti9!
Gin GROCER @Ounlb Wafrslrn In aan,cn, Gal,
Sen unb viertsI Barrel, an nisesrn Wrelen 3u ga.
ben ais cn irSsnb einsm antern Stcbr In GtGa
Gaunty.
Sal5
Sst rem Sad urb trm 9uf6d.
- Ten 5 ~ aaren
@pn alien Nrtsr--reus StYls.
GjrrSereien 0rrScreien
Gin frii&sS Aiiortsmtnt ten GrC,sritn tnmsr
yCual9ig.
ga5- 9tufet lei uRt an unr tramIrtrt unierr
Stcd, jumal ea mir tdcnSrs 8reniisen nstmtr
tenisCsn Naen 81 3eiasn bic uns nit einrm ge'
IuGe testren.
Ea5- Qlt 9trten 9antr9prcbufn nsGmtn nir
int austauIA fir ggaartn an.
JObiat Z. SHrSae. SSaltsr Z. Cones.
@usntaun, Sctctr2. nabr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26
Sic NG0tQi0ll.

@~ &out>, 8appens unS 6ur>Gm'
V pprilni,
sA 90. 25 Rr9amiItrn StraFs, @t'
4}SS lentaun. IS 1T ttr alts unp pcbI.
6rtannte Stanb, friNfr Sr8er unp Std.
6isr form! ibr trlGnbis ftnNtn uno faufrn. tir
pO6lfsiIftn unp mcOsTsn Sits. &appCn II. Sura
tn Der StaNt cher Ghp Sd bats Ipsbfn in rrn
6iI&en Cities ben woblftilisn Stp d
oOn SGt'n. 6nppen uno 5urs eingctauit tfr nra
il benz 9utltum gum @erfauf onsstptrn wurrs.
SD rGfaufe srSrnwdrtiS Stiie AT 80 Cts. tis
ST 80, pslds Iriitsr al ST lis 50 Srrtauit wur.
ben; 6appen fir MSnner, 6natn unp 6intn
fir 20 GmtS tts 81, wrlGs iratsr 25 Gents lie
81 80 trIEim.
2ibirs' Turs
iInO asbsn BEN iriGtrn @reiien GuGuit mctlisil.
SD babe lpetsn cine nrpSs Nu5wabl Uom nrultR
Stpl rrbaltsn. idmmtIid rfus QGlarrn. Sd len,
tc he 9ufmrrtlamtst ptr Damsn teItnbers auf
mfirsR S2rratt Spr Surs, inren id lie nit arc.
fer llnitt autpGDlte unD an ttrotscicBten Yrtt.
ZEN eintaufte, wrburh ia Vtranlaet bin, iGtr tiI.
lis mieber ;u Ysrtaafcn.
Sd miSmt au8 trirntsre QuimntlnmFtit trm
SerfGuf i'm 0roBcu.
SauHeute mstbrn neil ttm wtrn lie tci mir
anruim. rbs iit 1anfwc faufca, inHsm i,1 i9nm
0Narin an &tp Yreiisn psrtauitn fam.
Santtar fiji bic lebr Iittrale llntr1Gsung mel.
te mir wabrsnp ptm SsrIUiImsn 9abr ,u SteiI
wmts, teTc Id auf cure ftrnere ilntrldkung,
wsnn th eu& wptlisllr ais is bic 9Baaren pn.
taufs.
9}eroffIrt uitt bsn oftsu Gtarhn(oh -9}c O5
gGsl. Samtton Srabs, gIamtam, Yn.
z. 3. 2(nclp0tt.
Sttcttr %. 1861. n0tp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

GrrSereien ! OrrScrsien
Gin frii&sd aiiOrtsmtnt ton GjrOssritn inmtr
vorrGlGa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

Wtdnnrrs unb 8nabeas@itter.
Gin GrcBss 9iIcrtsmtnt ron isSr Qrt 1u6
Gaicmrsn, 1wssOs, Gaifmsrttts, Enisys, etc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-26

slid! slid! SLID!
Gin 9rcGtr @oualb Nafrdrn in aanssn, Gal.
ben unb Yirrtel Barrel, an nisesrn Yreien gu ia.
ben ais Gil irssnb einsm antern Stcbr In GtGa
Gaunty.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-08-21

courageous traitors of the South, who are in
arms against us.
In conclusion it may be not inappropriate to
say that in transmitting the approval of the
National Freedman's relief association of my
course, you were-doubtless unconscously-in-
dorsing views which your own earnest elo-
quence had no slight share in maturing
Though without the pleasure of your personal
acquaintance, l was, during year, member
of your congregation, and take this opportuni-
ty to gratefully acknowledge my indebted.
ness to your teachings. Your letter would
have been earlier answered, had not pressing
duties too fully occupied my time. Believe me-
sir, very truly, your obliged and obedent SER
want, ID. HUNTER
p. S.-None of the carefully fostered delu.
sions by which slavery has sustained itself at
the North, is more absurd than the bugbear of
"a general migration of negroes to the North"
as necessary sequence of emancipation So
far is this from being the fact, that although it
is well known that l give passes North to all
negroes asking them, not more than a dozen
have applied to me for ,ch passes since my ar
rival here their Local attachments being ap-
parently much stronger than with the white
race My experience leads me to believe that
the exact reverse of the received opinion on
this subject would form the rule, and that
nearly il not quite all the negroes of the north
would migrate South whenever they shall be at
liberty to do so without fear of the auction
block. Sincerely, oh.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ADJuTANT AND INTPNcroR GENERALS OFFICE, !
Woodstock, August IL, 1862.
General Order No. II.

"NObot'Nht
General Order No. H.
In pursuance of directions issued by the
President of the United States, dated the ninth
day of August, A. ID. 1862, it is hereby or
dered as follows:-
|. The Listers of the several towns in the
State will forthwith enrol all able bod I'd male
citizens, between the ages of eighteen and forty
i've in their respective towns, giving the name,
age and occupation of each, together with re-
marks, showing whether he is in the service of
the United States, and in what capacity, and
any other facts, which may determine his ex-
emption from military duty.
2. Duplicate lists of said enrolment are TO
be made, and duly certified by the Listers, and
one of said lists shall be returned to the Office
of the Town Clerk of such town, and the other
of said lists is to be returned to the Adiutant
and Inspector General of this State, at Wood
stock.
3. Said lists are to be seasonablv returned,
so that they shall be received in the Offices of
the Town Clerk and of the Adiutant and In
spector General, respective, by or before twelve
o'clock, noon, of the twenty-flth day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1862.
BY Order of the Governor
PETER T. WASHBURN,
AgUtdm and Inspector General
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Gen. Pope's OmciaI Dispatch.

Headquarters Army of Va .
Aug. l3.
TO Maj. Gen. Halleck:
The subjoined report was received at one
o'clock this morning:
]. PORE, Maj. Gen.
Headquarters I'd corps, Army of Va.,
Aug. 13.
Te George d. Ruggles Chief of Staff:
l have the honor to report that in obedience
to instructions received from the Major Gem
eral commanding the army of Virginia, this
morning proceeded in the direction of Orange
Court House with the 1st VI. Col. Tompkins,
lst Mich, Col Brodhead, 1st Me-, Lieut.. Col.
DE Forest Cavalry regments,) and four pieces
of artillery. About three or four miles from
your headquarters | discovered the pickets of
the enemy, and soon after two large bodies of
cavalry, and the woods filled with foot. A
strong line of skirmishers was thrown out. who
drove in the pickets. When within range of
the enemy few shells were thrown, which dis
persed them in all directions The footmen
kept in the woods and fed by the Rapidan sta
tion. The cavalry fed down the Orange Court
House road. | pursued them cautiously fear
ing an ambuscade to Crooked River, which had
swollen to such on extent that my artillery
could not cross. Part of the lst Vermont and
lst Virginia cavalry swan the river and con-
tinued the pursuit to Robinson River, which
was so full and turbulent as to be extremely
dangerous.
In the pursuit good many prisoners woun-
ded in Saturdays fight were found almost
abandoned.
Major Andrews, chief of artillery to Gen.
jackson, was found woun led at Crooked River
in charge of an assistant surgeon.
The flight of the enemy after Saturday was
most preciptate and in great confusion. His
old camp was strewn W tn dead men, horses and
arms. His flag of truce yesterday to bury his
dead gave him the more time for his escape
The en9my to-day has the benefit OF hard
rain which has put high water between us.
am, very respectfully your obedient SER
want. JOHN BUFoRD.
Brig. Gen.
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will include all volunteers from the respective
towns. Against the names Of members of uni.
formed companies should be written, "Member
of Company of Uniform Militia" and state
name of company.
8. Care must be taken to write every name
plainly and correctly, and the first name of
every man must be written in fuH.
8. When the roll is complete, the blank cir
tifcate at the head of the roll is TO be filled out
and signed by the listers, and they will also
sign their names at the end of the roll
10. One copy of the roll is to be deposited
in the office of the Town Clerk, and one copy
is to be sent to the Adjutant and Inspector
General of the State within the time directed
in General Order No. IL.
IL. The extract appended hereto, from the
town of Woodstock, will Illustrate the form re-
quired.
By Oorer of the Governor.
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STATE OF VERMONT.


oenorhl Oruer mo. To-
Whereas, the President of the United States
by order dated August 4, 1862, has directed
that draft OF three hundred thousand militia
be Immediately called into the service of the
United States, to serve nine months unless
soones discharged And whereas the quota
thereof assigned to the State of Vermont is
four thousand eight hundred and ninety-eight
men, for which number of men requsition has
been made And whereas, in pursuance of the
statute law of this State, all the uniform COM
panies in the State have been called into SER
vice, in pursuance of said requisition, and il has
become necessary to call out greater number
OF men;
Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered, that the
residue of the whole number of men, necessary
to complete the said quota of this State, be
raised by draft from the enrolled militia, unless
such draft shall be rendered unnecessary in the
manner hereinafter stated.
If able-bodied men, between the ages of
eighteen and forty five, residents of any town,
or towns, in this State, shall, to the number of
one hundred and one, with the consent of the
parents, masters or guardians, of such of them
as are minors, agree by signing proper con-
tract of enlistment, to serve as a company, in
the service of the United States, for the term
OF nine months, unless sooner discharged, in
lieu of drafted militia from the several towns
in which they reside under the requsition afore-
said OF the President of the United States for
the pay, rations and allowances to which draE-
ted militia are entitled, and to be subject to all
the duties and obligations imposed bv law upon
drafted militia, and shall deposit such contract
of enlistment, with the written consent for the
enlistment of such of them as are minors. in
the office of the Adjutant and Inspector Cen
eral of this State at Woodstock, on or before
the twenty-fifth day of August, A. ID. 1862, at
twelve o'clock, noon, such company will be ac.
cepted aud organized, and the men who consti.
tute such company will be credited to the towns
of which they are residents, towards the quota
of enrolled militia required to be raise in such
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the African TO do the necessary work about
camp or upon fortifcation. General. YOUR
resignation will not be accepted by me leave
OF absence will not be granted. and you will
see 70 1t, that my orders, thus necessary for the
defense OF the city, are faithfully and diligently
executed, upon the responsibility that s,ldierr
IN IN the h'ld owes to his superior. | will see
mat all proper requisitions for the food. shelter
and clothing of these negroes at work are at
once hied by the proper department. You
VIII also send out proper guard to protect
me laborers against the gnerilla force, if any
there may be in the neighborhood.
CENJAMTN F. BUTLER,
Major General Commanding.
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SAMUEL W. THAYER, JR., NJ. D.
WALTER CARPENTER, ND.
MIDDLEBuRY CoLLEGR, Middlebury, Vt,
July lth, 1851

MIDDLEBuRr, Vt July 2nd, 1861.
DR.. s. W. TIIAYER, in.
DEAR sR'- have received and anayzed the liquors Of
Charles Backnan Co.. sent from the Town Agency in Rur
lngon The supplies marked Charles Backman Co
PURE Old Standard Bourbon Whskey. Charles Backnan
Cognacr '~' ''
These with similar samples from the house nnd
pure and entirely free from all injurious Ingredients
Yours very truly,
HENRY NJ. sEELEY,
fro oil Chemistry, Med. Dept. University of Vermont
These Liquors for sale Town Agency at Brat
State-3m19 9'' No' WV