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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
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mtn uno tejabtsn nur ppn ter 3sit ra ie einIrs.
ten.
primarY yer giatfI, 81 90
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alien 3psissn, nit NuSn0bmt ppR Duff nt
3si6nm.
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8aHuaT a. 1862, naty
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non ben NrrBtsu psrlbriGtGnuuo nit Dem ttittu unit
iitbsriitu 6rfCtls Den 6inrGru ssdsbtu pnrCr.
Oics @Surm:2cynsCF fue eceha,h then atIsn an.
etrn @urmEitttn rcrnJsbIu. ptit fs tliuG &urm
wurja csCr GIT. Gnthatiu. wtlbs ichrn thr of
u0thtbSIia ouf rs aastn rtr 0intsr esmirIr tGt.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
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pen 2Illcntaun, pa

pen Tllcntaun, pa.
Sffcr: 9lc. 49 Sii' 6lmiItCn StraGs, bcm
gImtritan SOtd. GrtaItrn BON 8. .. Bed
tai, 9s8eniltr.
prisitssirt pCn brr G3li'f8stun9, marS 80, 1850.
l(utcriiirte6 Gapital $50,OO0.
Die Sffts it ollie Gags ciiIn, pcn 9 bis 3 ubr, lcs
tpis alb gGcntaa ron bis 3 llbr 0tGnos.
DpcItsn wcrcsu in arrGcn uno tIsinsn Summen
anatncmnen uuo peoer iurId tGjablt cbne rcrberi9e
Mfttnbi9uu9 nit 3 Sprcirnt SntCrGiIGn. Sur ipG=
;ttGt DtpCRtIn, auf SirnatE cesr lGn9sr, miro =
prr;nt SntCreNtn tei0lur.
Eillrs Sniijtut titttt GrGtutcrIn, aeminlratcre
unb anegrn pcricnru. outs SGIC9SnhItt 6eloGr mtT
Sihtrbcit fir turS cher Snatre 3Ctt auf SnterEiIe
III btntrrttarn uno pCttr. chnS Yrbtti9C Iuftdufti
auna, urGduirrerrn, unO farm turb 9bGds 9G;ci
9GE pertrn.
99eta tsm GtrsitS turb Die StCdbotEr eintt
,ablitm Capital battn in uttgrGnmmun9 ns 4
Trtitricfts bic @CrwattGr @cnos in ocr Summ
ron $4,000 in Ger Gcmmcu YICas Gcurt DC
Gauutrs rcoiiirirt fiji rie 9ttrtulitbe 8GrmaItun
a(Icr Der lnalt anrcr!rautCn 6jslcCr, oueb bat &C
GaG(lrsr gum ,9leitbGn 9Glauf fir eiG trGue austt
bun9 ltincr pfihtsn 9ihubEit SrltGat
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Sru ftieS:
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
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pGSn' Runn, unb turh bic literals urb jure6-
ments llntGfibuns weIds mir in trn lrtten Sats
ren iu StCiI etmclfsn, lin i'd ttrc8en TCrben
has Yutfum gu tmadrittsn, tab in nrurrer
3sit 9,r6s GUtCliuunbsn In tEisr Sunlt BtmaGt
wcrbm linb. Sd lin nun bnbur6 IN Stano &c.
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nit 9uItr, gpoIsr. cher SsIfarbsn-Spc n-
fYpts, brrlppst, WrlanptYPt5
in stsm Civil an trrat9slrBttn Yrsiisn.
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Ter su nstmsn, pcllints liub, Bin iG tntiGlci>
fen tirlsm 0jrIdaitt mtins sanss &ufmrfamtsit Su
rbmtn unS Itmstdis mir nit Der ustsrjeusunS,
oa6 Id I'M Starts hin alsemeins 3ufrtscsn9tit 80
lsIisn.
2tmprUtDpeS fir 25 Sents,
pOGRdnbIs nit Gdle. aae arten SiIpu wertrn
tOGirt unb gu QsbsnserEbs Sr9rI6nt.
@wssiist ntdt ben YIab, 80. Z SasSamiltcn
StaBs, 5turen untntaIt BEN Glen 9auir.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

lDiu;om Ecimer, Gil., S4nBmstfu BON
9s6a GaunIv, in Nt4nung nit trIaBttm Co.,
fir bas 9abr, mesnb San. i, 1862.
Or.
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IrB!jatrsSn @rridt tr AutItOrS S8,007 AZ
gmpf. Srn pnI6t,Smen GUltftOrs 81 ,5l7 OF
GmpfarBm ais 2InldtsR gu rrIhisrr'
nsn 3cIhm A9,62l OG
3ariidteSatlt SCn QeSi GpmtlSir,
leBIb. GUmmibiGner 81 SO
Sir 0slN aui Sntsrtiin ta5 nI4t aI.
ls6irt mar 3 90
9lUrbwtEttaH at9elaBsnsr Gar 1G 60
SuembrttGln bo. / 0j
Bon psrI6 9m10nsn, StaatsunfOlsn G7 AZ
Bon frsisdaernm Gcfanssnen 8 Sc
Bonn Staat tswiaiBtsr &tju9 fir tie
GinIlmmluns hes Stanstaret, ttt
Der S&lubrednn9 vOn OupIitatn
fir 1860 uo iSGl-$34, 1890
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

VtIVWtVtN III IDaUTV NTI 7, @NNII. I-II EI6
Disit 3abt ttiisbt aus - Waonuspnfcntn, 62
9HritsptrltuEr, 80 6uaNtn untSr II Sahrrn, 20
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rudt
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NIB, @uds Gauntr. (WouSr) See. =. 7. orith
an Srfbuo 9Grrtca pCu SoBburs SIunihtp. 9ibo
GauntN. (@outr) Niaraortt Gcct on Scfbua N1cr
ten, vcn Sotitura. 2sha LounN, (9'aurr) Soroh
6. TriB on Smtn 94Stcr rcu Sbsrfautrn, eEtho
9auntr, (Sausr) AtfrSo SrudGnmiGtr on 4. G
binEs, MCnt9cmsrN Gaunin, (8auty.)
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

Gaantp, fir brihfallmtm GrtI&aftstar. 1crsfil.
tt9 unIerlu6t thtsn unO le pis ptsn ansesrtsn
rI6tts finem. esjMssn unlsrt llntritriften bic
len lOtsn Gag Sunuar 1862.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
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Itlgt:
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5rhn Dapts, RSrbt %
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2. 8tubrlb, ShpEinG ju toitrirtu II
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2. @ihtab, 8atf 50
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SCIipb BfetI, sin DueGne NShn %
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

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trin9sn }, 5srrinono Gdttin's Samilis rc. 2, esms
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DbrfausCn 5aunI6Ip.
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lInttrtaIt pCu MGrtna Sttincr 10, srtpb Ecu,
nab ctm arnEnbous Su trinatn e.. 9bae. Rtre.
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ltnttrbat ron Gewin Yrtu 20 50 CttaH Dti.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

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Q2tr. tit Inter, r,eihnltn, IuStcrIn fir eas Gauu.
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prtft unc uis ctCu ansssstsn fir ribtie fnrm--
SSiGuats unisrI 0lamrusunlsri6rift eisiIn 10. 2a9
SGnuar 1862.
GturIPs Sober,
SOd StsttIrr, QutltUr5.
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S"'Un'Un oue Iut NaIeHrllb VI
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ShiebtarrCn. Sdsmafbins, I gQSbmaIbiHe, .
Drsfb YRoihineu. 9 g8iuo 9Rdbltn, 4 Nhuoe, |
@lfbtCnpfIu9, SuttCrma(cbine, | Wattnts otur,:
den.
Gr,euani6 tsr gausut.
500 9ufbd 0Esi,tn. 1850 8ultbel @csasn, 92O
Snlhd oattr, II Suitbd SlabsIamEn, 1873 @u.
ltbH gSrl @ btcrn IN RcI6'n, 500 8uibeI tSrunctss:
rcn, 100 SuithCl Rdten. IL Yuihd SpiGteln, 81
| Culdl'H JNo'ptuVFHy " 2Nu Wtl Suppfns ns2ScOHSn, =
Sdrrd eun'mb'rn. 4423 NErft &raut. . bras:
beao 5ausrtr0ni. 40 pfr. 9ths6dtr 6l0tbs, 81 pa
oun9sn oCu. - "aounacn 98Ilhtcrn: SuttEr. 2O5
yacun9n Ounaer uno boO SuIhd 8nlt auf cas-
Eano 9Hhan' 3n12 Ttr. Sbautf. l31 Niunf
Ra!Eshants, I996 pIe. Buttsr. lS20 Yfe. SaI4
1913 YfnnO S6moli.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
SteWor6'S Nebnun0.

omO s ". Saui. Gfq.. Srwarc. in Rtd
nun9 nit esn DirsttCren bts Nrmtu: unO 9s:
lhiItl9un9ss p0uks fir estba County.
Sr.
NAar emnfAnNLn aMf nIrihi. .htne Mrhnnnnsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
Nc9ii itrtrer8> NcC6nun0.

Saccb Sdlsmmer, g., 8e9irirrr rem Qc6a
Gant0, in 8ednuna nit eem Staat Ienniyl.
Yarirn, p0m fen Cecfmttr 1860 bis lllen
Sec. 1861, fin Observation-Disclosures.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

&t'
9anr cmpfansm yen Sen. Gtllngu, Gretutor
fet peritcrtenn 9obn ItaiN02r SSl 90
6. gG. Gcpprr, Gr. b'c VERT $. 9lmfr II 73
8. Gcge, gr. ptS VERT. 8. giHamS 80 q
$. G6ans, Gr. N'S VERT 81. &atfr Is II
8. gMrreas, @r. prs Srit. 6. @nbuas Is %
q. JlptN Gr. rsS ptrt. 8. SdGnrtru& $40 l3
Qtm. Sielane, NNm. Der psri. Su1au
StsRanb 20 26
8. StaNtsr, @b. tc5 VERT g. G. 9tuIu 50 49
q. Il. @fIBjnSsr, grm. bee VERT, u.
OtiGingr $40 SO
6. Gcblr, Gr. ttr Srri. 2ytin Mnnb 45 IA
$. gourSt, Gr. rtS Uult. u. 9aQist i6
y. Spracs, elm @r. rr5 vtrf. 8. Miar 50 33
.. 0ttman, @r. res vert. 81, S.trl 3i9 so
8. g2. gantsS Gr. tss vua 8. @Ha 1877 t8
$3.50 2l
Sr.
9s3aGlt bm Slaatti6aBm. 14ll %
GOmmBun ) 9rrisnt 76 OF
3upitI an ben Staat btSatlt 02
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

SI52O23 $3.50 90
94IF, tIs llntsj,l6ntlsn, QuOitOrm prn 9r&a
Gauutp, tsseussn, RAP pir bic Ctiss 9is6nun8
gcN SaSgF SHttmmsv, 9itsNVjvW Won tslastfm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

SG,S5S 80
2(ieBmentS.
SeSaGIt al &lriioren unb anbsre fir
pas @Irben Der Staats', Gaunty-
unO WiIi,'Garsn, 8Iants uno an.
tfre Namtt pertanrfne llntCRsn 1862 O8
2(nIeiben uno Sntere1en.
2lnlstGsn Ee;abtt wd0rnb Dem Sabr AZ 300 90
SntsrElI'n 10. 10. 2ll4 G5
$49, ,4O4 65
SrG6en.
auSGsfern ttr GEr0arb's Bride $50 81
DO. Sfriaierfnsr anHrm AS9 80
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

$9I,OOG 90
Sr,
9aar tssatIt AT Vni6ieernt pYicnsn fir Gaun'
tY'Srbrs, aufssisat bur6 bic GUmmibiOnrS
wa9rsnO brs 5israljatrs, nGmtih
9Sableu.
Habltramten, 8sturn5 ;u MAIDEN, &c. 720 81
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19

1858 %
Sclealrn' 5amiIim 0,2OO 80
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Bel. ttr GinnaGmtn 81 ,OO6Og
10. @ussabm 92,5lG 81
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-19
S6erif8 : Ne0nun0.

G8arIfs .. 6ainb, Giqn S6srlff, In Me4nuno
nit Gsda GauntY fir ras Sabr 1861.
Or.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-12
LIE cnhsuai1IIol. LaT.


/. Sons weeks ago we published correspon-
dence between the President CT the Confede-
cars Status and the GoTefnea. - ysiPsa
the eonstitutonsEfy OF the ConscripEou Law,
The letter OF the Governor, which commenced
the correspondence, wss au argument against
the co6stltutionaiity If the law, while the .e-
o.y olthe President Was il its defence.
After these arguments had sppssred,a second
letter WAS published by Gov. Brown, with q
request by the editor OF the paper containing
i that papers which had published the pre-
ceding letters shonld copy this. Che great
length OF the letter made compliance very
difficult, smi the battle news, have till nc'e
operated :. complete exclusion.
We have bceu again prompted by rae-rt
letter from Governor Brown. renewing tie
request, snd, though at >,I,.e inconrtnience'
Nc take this opportunity of complying. 81
the same time, 're present the responsa u the
President, which We applied for Oil tie receipt
of Governor Rrown'a letter, that we Inlsnt
conclude the CORES pondtIce III cnc ISSUE
We commence the pcblieat;oH Of these letters
this morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-12
pnI'E's orLKATId.s.

In Speaking 1:' this individual whp 49, ,'c.i-
dered himself rs odious to th- ss;uthe!n psD-
pie rs ever dill tho feast l;utier, tie = Her
aid" editprially remarks:
Siuce this energetic coln,nsndcr tyYi: pg:-
session I'll the department 10 which he hsr
been assigned, an activity has iecn dispis! cd
therein worthy Of nj praise. Ills nrdsIa have
the true ring about them, ind succe;s hns
thus lar followed them lie will pr55abiy
soon be Ii possession ol tToriohSIiie, VIXEN,
by getting control Of the Virginia Central and
the Orange and Ala1aniriu Railroads, be cali
completely cut CT The supplies Of the rebels.
while cooperating in tie " On 10 Rich.nond"
Increment. already he has tskeu Falmouth,
Little Washington and Narrcntoa, sod ia
gradually pushing his way Southwark to-
wards Richmond. We may expect coatil-
uGnce OF Ticturics Gader this aEts:prioing
comnander. His General urder iEo. II is
fast ridding the section ci country '7;hir lis
ines of selesslou ,spies and stettois. .-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-12
iRTG,,,T rsiuia TEFManga,

Through the politene5s Of Corpcr:! }: &.
Johnston, OF the lst North Carolina Cavalry,
We have Eeen placed in possession Of ..;or;h-
ern dates OF last Monday, the 4th inst We
make the following selections, whci, viii lie
found highly interesting:
'THE slTuATi0n'' J.
The "I1erald" oflast Monday, tie 4th inst.
in its Situation, says ''it is believed nsYasll-
ing,on that perisct understanding exists he
tween the generals in the field and tiio Exc,
cutiye as to the future cUnduct Of ti1e var,
and that vigorous action is tt e.immflistely
inaugurated."
The following is al ollaal report ci the
number Of sick aud wounded soldiers III the
military hospitals in and around lhf Yankee
Capital on the 18th Of july:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-12
A?|5iSsSsl:;sg

! are .t5ter; 10 Is Near Carthage, Tennessee,
nleditatlbg al a.La.k upon Nashville. When
3crrcS! enquire; ol ole ct t1t picnic party
" ho rI2It;H lla Hermitage &c celebrate tic
! anniversary o; lhc batrlc Of Manassas (iCiy
~ i he ..uld Caftulu tic city, and vas Ta-
rtiad T. tt2t il WAS GJuh.iui, he probably
, Hu.uC IEa COMMON rcICie3vouS near Ger
tbane, w.,aEr ne was TO meet MorgaD, with
lis Ilsl 500. flli -h!J5ded uagS, fresh :.cnl
.he stsh-S at : lexandar aod other noir,l
breeders q, The beSt hlocded horse stocff K il
America, ..:i Gy swift movement make IL.
a'!NaCc" = q. 7Ie c. pilai, ot Tennessee. Al0i-
gan, 'n!. bogSes would doubtless serve hiin
one pu:2e-" As vel! Is auo;her- namely, %
clie,'!e ::..' - scL awac from Nashville us re-
p!LtT a. acGl:,c l@"2a;.! il. S.6rs sam' S trans
Ter from il ,:tr.: a. h.s uF -.tiQns in Ken
rG"iiy "i.I u@!r TN: :" .>uitcraie the iccsngS
ol the Ee1..5 "a I,nn"ssen Wn%! IS tlc-
trcky's ROOD il this relation is Tennessee
harm Gctpr,n Is :;Gla.S lEe iDaSt popular
and Tie l.loSl i-,g,,i o ;r ."r:iila lc:.i!.rS
in i!lis scctiQn VI The country. x i, true re
lost some c..$,. iy Inc ;.u:,cnoGntah.c coucrct
! of.Sune of u: followers i. si:ing large
amtn1t @! ;tJ"! fan,i; az rv1te ro::. rhatta
I.oG.:4 - Eri!nio:;t { s!,ort tin!c secr: but Ec
~ :t,Gr.hc'es; 4 :TGza. iaNoElta III irnrsasc,.
;;lre.cyi:E4- a.I.':.; ti.g s&:sSh !-jrr5 o!.r,.
,:@T.i i;!:-,.:, il, tt.i2 cy thar =,
would ra;ncr receives iISs i-Q.n Nora. T..aa
10 hr nar;,I To ;i.: richest p,.:@cr il. tt t.
dcrsl ainy.
The roG@;ry .o4....s y. gucrr!a i@:5-.
IN hcnc, t zion !:.r,nrr naa.ci Chase "l.i
>ho. :.!t,: !;...>,. lcar '..laI!a D.. Of u.s.
aucs i'.s party - guerrilla scouts.
J. ~. .,.,,r. . 3,
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case Seems to dcmsud it, When no owner
csn be found, they should le sold for the pub
| lie benefit
Ii reference to the white luen who may be
/ tonEd, whether as officers Or couusellors Of
these black regiments, we adopt the following
sentences from the Savannah "Repubiican 5"
ior, laasinuch as the hostlities We are speak
ing of are not allowable in war, the parties
engaged thus are criminals, nal soldiers. Says
the Republican -
"h hite mcn found i'll arms with negroes,
by the laws Of the Southern States, are re-
! gardcd aS insurIectionists, and when captured
are treated as sueh--hung ae- John Brown
Was hung III Virginia. Ne can SEQ no good
reason why the lsw should not be enforced
against The Lincolnites nov invading our soil,
stealing our property ard inciting insurrec-
ton, as we'll as against John Brown and his
aSSucialeS.' .
We arc forced 10 tic ado rtiuu uf strin-
i gent policy wri; reference to our negroes,
both for their salles and cur own. The poll
cy oi the enemy is TO involve white snd black
II,in-s coinrnon desiructionA.~ So =: :. ::
The negroes whpn they have ssdu-
cd from US already, they are destroy
Ing. Many of thrin they have shipped OF to e
ncw sni unhes!;ky island, where, before
| Christlnas comes, two-thirds OF them will
probably he dead. Many OF them are beg
gihg nrrad- Some have been working in the
siai'e-s i,eii: st twelve and half cents per
day! Aid how t..s;y are To be siezed aud
tarcsd to work i'll the rienches and to bear
=1lns il hctcia: AMI they are t, be incited 10
! 1ull! & ~Si!st tiseir protectors with every
; susans OF injury in their poTer, ard thus
iIcGr the extreme ruI:shIheIts which will
ia"v:tahiy oror;ske Lheu,.
:,utihS is better established than thai q
Large black population cannot live among
whites, except a. servants. Ihs1e is no otner
u t. prevent DETERMINATION. Ns are coir-
PEELED, therefore, 10 preserve the present sui
ordiuatioa oi ole race Of nrir population to
the other. K is Il instter at security ana
hapri.rSs al.i Of l:: iiS>i, IL Roth white and
black.
We shna;d ht justified, therefore, nay, re-
9!.Is2, by thu law cf seii-preservation, to
sdopt ,.uvrl measures, il such we're necessary,
to :hast the dsIraniac attempt CT the enemy
70 l.real. Ii: our social fabric, and involve Us
al III Destruction ii there be no "precedent,"
We nj liberty &c. make one; for GER
tairly w-e shnuli be sustained o. the conceded
l:rincirl: shat Iii ei,su.: l.: hot allowed to at
temp! tcse d.$tyRc;ion ii his adversary.
Sch OF the negroes Es understand correct
: 'he r1iicy q; ;;,sr enemy, justly regard them
as .hei:' VII worst ensit!es; and the whole
race will yet realize that the masters TO whom
they are indebted for such civilization and
Chri=tianizsiicu as they have receiyei are
IheiT best friends. snd their only hope in the
future. Tle Yankee Is the eaeInT OF both
Easter aJr1 servant.
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The phiaael phia" Enquirer" Of "a. slst uit
eoutaius long letter, under Inc iitle Of can
appeal for The Cnion,' %" Letter Second" the
writer of " i,ich is Robert j. Walker. e
bad thought that the little iuxa "ss desd.-
We iis:s lacked into iis lst,er en"ughro sse
That !, l.. full CT quotations iroit ms past pro-
iuc.iona, and that 1t is ah argument to prove
the evil qi slavery, and the aava ntage Of
sbo,ishing it; "distincily avo~iug" the same
i.ieas, he says IN my lett=T oi tie 9Th OF Jan
uary, lS44" Walker is reduced so low ss TO
be his cwn commentator and eu!0s!st. We
doubt if any one else remembers or cares
whether he wrote a-tettcr on Tie 8th OF Jams
uary, 1874, or not Ifhe did, nobody. believes
that he distinctly yavowed tie doctrine which ne
now elaboratcs as his bid for bread. Walkers
raiiryod yagariea snd failures will not add
inuch authority TO MS Speculatinna on busl-
ness Or economical questions.
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LEEE.S fE0H POP2.y IR.HT. ..

.,ahzaT "t Ci;lEE:is o.. ILa7pAH.:iiiiCE r2r:;tI
s:iEhsYviIiE, aug. 3, ioU2.
tCi':Ir:l Robinson, Prorost Mar@hal, has ai-
rested between sixty ard .eTenly citizens, u
Rappahanncck county whp viii lvl lake tiie
oath Of allegiance. Three Jays grace has brcu
granted, at the e& &plra!.on ii winch tluie, il
they sill not swear 10 support the c"ils.:t!i-
ton and The laws, they VIII be sr.G inu.edi-
stely beyond the Iiiie-.
Two Intelligent I1trHhn deErrters from The
rebel sr!ny caina i.i(hip our lines lA-L eve
liug. llcT ieit Eic cAtnou! Two weeks ago,
nnL state THAT ,.r,..r DISTRESS prevailed ;ue
rebel camp; L!ilt a. tho auiil,rj were li.,ill
upon '.-thinr bat ,fcsi. heri and iij;.r, ;v:ii.
40 salt, suIIr, coffee iu1t :Lr regiments
would mol aTaia:,e more than SUI lnrii. IheE
also rrct-hI to have overheard prCn.iI.2It
TaLcl nriicsr= say ti.at their condition Wai
ninr5 desperate tnar il liai icrr i'll a:.} mae
during tho var.
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Dsstruction OF the ArkansaA

Destruction OF the Arkansas
We record both good and unpleasant news
this morning. The victory nsar Cumberland
GAP ii very gratifying, and We hope very
valuable. We ere sorry to have TO add 'hat
tibs steamer. a.Arksnsas" wss lost on her wsJ
to Baton Rouge, to, assist in the attack 'nere'
Her machinery becoming deFanged oy some
means, she was run ashore, for the purpose
of Of. having it arranged, when the Yankee gun
boats,opened upon her. She resisted 1ne al
tack ;gailanay y-for 'av bile, but hnaaly the hFs
be- became am: aoterri6c that Lieut.. Stevens DECIDED
to blow:hez up, ,st0 prevent hsrfalling into the
hands OF the enemy, which he did. hhe OH
:e,srs:and crew made good their escape.
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"hIrcH ADJ An1rI .;u'tl!rD.h = q

The Yankees dn. r9t seem ~ r:st G"rt!g
on The 'fnew base e=rabl,lci ty thair. ..faiys-
teaiesi" Grn-rs!, as. wIi l:a sen b.; ta.t fal.
lowing, taken Irern tie .'HerIld'5" Nrre,,-
nGnIeace trom HArrison'.' = Landing:
Yesterday morning, hstween twelve and
one O'Clock, our cavalry piclicts. who arc
sent out two Or three miles bcyo ond our lines,
discovered & body of rebel cavalry. who wcre
probably out on Reconnaissance. FROM Ger
tain Indications, they thought that il wAs
their intention to make all attaii; upon oar
front. add that they were accompanied by NJ
tillery aIld detachment or Infantry. Our
pickels immediately came i'll and gave the
alsruii ai.i in very brief time ali "a., IL
reaimea: Irr the reception Cl the expected
visitors. They did nnL c"mr, however, aIi
il is thought that il. the ,lsI.nc,. uI Inc night
the picketa w ere uistakrl a. 10 iI.G Strtil:;:h
vi the PARTY, and hal 1t WAS a!I..p!Y sI.:1ll
RECOMMENDING expedition. III :,:y rsie,
n0in:ng u.Ile "a, seen vi :'irLl, ana alter .
xhlis ~ brcaIiIe quiet agaif.