davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
0eieQIM1ft8 : 9lnd6lnnd.

Naar@t wrb biermit aessbm, taB bic bisbsr
bsRanrtns @sle1l6afts Gtrbinpuns, untsr eeE
5rma pCn u I Il ~, Bsaprr uno Comp.
IN Aasntaun, 9rha Gauntp. In Ssm Saufmannss
NGar. gsIGGft am 8tm December 1862, bur6
bn Cob rts Srn. GOartsS Mitls9 oufgcl6bt nor.
prn tR. gs wsrpen Sa9Gr ale Dtrtnisen erIuft,
bic an bfIa8te 5irma f6ulOsn, ee lri auf pelfs
art rs rple, icbalo oils mBsIi6 an ptm attrn
StanbplaBs, allpO Die Bidder fir jet perblcitrn
psrSen, an3urufcn unb atjutsjablsn. ga6 Dem
1aen 9lpril wrrrsn bic 9seaGtrn Bidder ottr In
anpsre SdnSe gum @intreiten tlterestm,-llnb
SOI6r, bic nod 8ortsrun9en baten, t6nnsn stsn'
fails iQre gtsGnunecn fir 9JabIuns sinHanbisen
s. 9. Midlep, Gr'or.
BON Gbarles WidlcY.
Soicpb 8eaper,
@pbraim Grim.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
llus Rnalano

0iI 2(rbciter in Wionbeiter bobtn cine
ScridmmIunQ aebaitCn, lm ibrr Spmpa=
tbis nit bcm g}oroen 2lmrrifaS bei frincn
8eltrebunacn, Die 9tcbe(lion in oeu Ser
ct. 5u untcr0rufen, auaiuipreCbcn, unb
cin @Iiidwlmlt Sbrsibcn an prGiiornt
EintCln Ubcr o06 uOn ibm CinQclhtaaCnt
Serfabrcn Wurbe enitimmi9 anQtnom
men.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
Ge0 a @auntp
AGerb1tt : 0e1cQIC00ft.

Die idbrIihe SrrIammIung Der ,,2rta Gaun
.iY @dfrbau, @siraIhaft," pirO srbaltrn prreen
am Oienita9 ben 5e6runr, nG&Rens, um 10
lbr Sormitta9s, an Dem ,,2lmrrican 9ctrl, -
CSeGteIs) in Der Slabt QlIentaun-an rueldrm
Gage bic Sramtrn Der. tsIaetm @elrQ1&aft CT.
tpablt, uno anOerr @efGafe atarmaGt wsroen
IClsn. aCIe Mttslieber Der @rIealhaft linO
au&tun9spou cruat teijuppbneu. 2luf GuprSs
pun9 Der Spnrb,
.. z. Sbreibcr, Qreiioeut.
8eieu9t6.-S. Stdbler, Sec.
Sanuar IA. ro3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
2Iuetion ! Auction 1! 2Iuetion
9( q 0 I / q t

sero birrmit ssgrbrn, ba6 bic untcr,ei6netsn
alS Acnrntitratorsn BON Der StutrrlaBenl6aft bee
perlloreenen Owen WiIGsr, lrBtbtn Son
pstoeleera GnunIGtp, 2s@S Gnunty, an9rRrllt
prr0sn ltno. atIr DicjcntBen 9erfunen pa6er,
welHe nOe9 an tefaatr Stntrrla6rnlhaft IGulprn,
linp gtermtt ouf9efcrpert innsrbalb 6 QGUd,cn an
3urufen unO ab5uts3abGen, limb Solids bic nod
rr6tmdege NnfCrNfrun9en tabsn m5gen, fno rbsn.
tallS erlndt iclGr innrrbalb brr trIaoten 2rit
wPpltcitGttst en3ubanbigsn, an
SSoiepb @RiQar, g5o9et8ui0e.
@ilIiam Noom6, Sd9cr6Uille.
San, IA. noGr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14

DFDo5 Gapitol 8ebGuoe 5u Baton
&ou0e, Eouiiiana, ipuroe neucroin9so
SeuCr jcrltprt, c6 iino babei Uiele Souz
ienOe ieltenc SHher rno papicrc. Der
bronnt. &erluIt $4,000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
Gin areEch Concert.

G6 frcuct un6 3u pernebmcn, Dap auf
Mor8en 2lbeno, (Donnerito9, , San. Is,
in Der Dicii9cn Sbo Sellow S0olte Elm
9ro9arti9c5 @oncert itattfinbcn Wiro.-
Sc ilno n6mliCb0e
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
81 G prb IL:

}lni lEBttn MittmCt N0rgen, in bteItr Statt,
Q arab GbrRaIIin hes Samurt q. @ribets,
Gl9 IN iRrfH 3In Pttm5iaHrs,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
scnntnr MN S,,irhinn,,.

Dftrolt, WIN., 9. &on. 0ic Sc.
leB0cbIm9 ludblte 0citern 50crn 9bano
lHwItoer jm senator Der Ntr, Staoten
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
@DDper8bnr9 0pit0mt.

5Ot9snOcs IN cine Qi1e Der 9rirfr wrlde am
1 ten Snnuar 1863 auf rfm GOUprsbura, Qrtta
Gnntg, 9oNamt Iir9en sebIeten iinb<
Rruten Sritlr, 3Cfa6 GDarlrs, Wartin Trey.
5rau gBaItsr SOrtman, g. 8buaps, Sarab ga.
rOb 2, emma SneobY, 9Obn SacUbs, Slrac
9rarif, JlaGarI SbivT, 9uccb Stsinman, War:
garslbd StG9er,
SO. Stephen, y. 50.
S}annnr Z, 1863. s9m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
Sldttn1tDn 0pft1mt.

SoS 6cl9rnbe 1T cine 2iile Der 9riefe weIdr
in brm I!BtSn Siertel in rrm SlattnstUn YpRamt
lte9sn 9rbIiebrn iaO
gcam @nbrsw, 9pirp6 Qpplr, 6rau Sybsll
abtut, Gbrw. Sames abrrrumbie, 6uob @aua.
Der, setlltdm 9sterman, SOHn Sell sttstman
Eciten0utb, Wtb Sara9 2aub, 9ueY Miqrr, Steo
ptsn DttIlsr. SCirpt 9, 9rd, GeSi Deter, Sieyb.
SPanSIsr, 9IatRan Snpesc, SuirpG gBintcrmute.
Wole6 &ung, 9. SO.
Sanuar IA. no3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
SG9 9SQrnun0
Sanuar Z.
SSD9elSDtQe NDItamt.'

5oIatnoe5 IN cine 9tts Ter 8rrfsn wsI6s dm
S6Iullc trS ItBtrn GnsI5 ouf btm JCBrIsSat
pOfamt lltaen aeblit6n iiR6
9In bic 6rsunCs ctS UHlcrbensn s.. QarmpiIs,
SnmeS .. &6an, GbarIrS 6rmmsrp 2, @tUrot
u. ScIad, G'yIiltt gYane. Garat @tousb, Ga.
toO u. @attI, gHilIiam StsIer, Mt6 SOtunnu
&naus.
Scicpb MiQer, q. M.
5lnlMg r, 1863, k9m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
30 weit III cs bCi uns seFommen.

30 weit III cs bCi uns sefSmmcn.
Set0nntlib boben Die Io0enannten Oes
otraten bCI Uercini8ter 2(bItimmuno in
nlerer Stoat6'8ef. B9ebm9 cine Webre
1T oon elmer ,Stimm G, gtuu III
oen corrlPten Sieoer6 banae 0elpor,
II, Dap UielIeibt elm ebrl b c +
emotrat mter oenfelben fei, Der fYr eli
II 3epu6litaner ooer ltnion= Oemofrot
! Ser: Stoaten Senator itimmen mir
SSSn Sol9e bon oieiem, baben mir neu.
IN elnem oemcfratifben Eebeltenblott
eicn, Dap, iollte 6ie6 Elm Democrat i'm
nne Daben, ndmIi6 fir einen outen
lonmann gu ftimmen,
% iclltc CT ieinen lrttrn gGiQen pter
Seltament MAIDEN, ebe CT Ypn SauIe
mad @arriSburs sebr !"
Sattrlano6s uno Unions Sreunbe -
lonlIebenoe Oemofratcn uno Hepubli.
ler Srele Stir9er! So weit 1T es oes
|1men !! Sin Wonn oarf nidt mebr
|lnien ipIt er ipiQ, fonoern mus ben
'upten oemofratifben Drabt,iebern
or9en, pelbe oas 2ano bereitS in ei.
SEIr9ertrie9 9eftlir5t baben Sine
lie SClte: :He9lerun9 oieS, ni6t wabr
anoe Sbdnoe = Repu6lisoner
on SemoPraten uno 8reunoe elmer
t6 Ge9ierune cS 1T bobe 3eit baf
4m SUD fb1uet, um oieiem llebel
elen Woro 0robuneen Ginbolt Al
wel9e6 our6 corrupte ocmcfrofi.
Sleoere IN uniere Nitte oebrodbt pur.
llno wcIbeS uebel, rpelbe YNoro.
y gguna9en, unum9dn9li6 ir9eno eint
FSsHe9ieruno ftirsen mus
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
Union
Committee Iamml1tttg


Die Ntpu6litanifde Union Gaunty. .Gcmmittee
Son 2s6n Gauntv-beltebenO aus ben Serren
5iletmon @upb, 90. 90. Samsrs1y, Daniel 6.
MlIsr, 6. g4. gBieano, SanfOrO Stsp6et, SbU'
mas gBrnbrr9sr, SCspb Nofrr, Glenius Srams
lA, Benjamin SemmeI, Slmss Stnsmalter,
@barIrs S66nlY, gB. s.. @ausIer, gBm. Wao.
bern, NOIes @iennO, SnrrtIun Spwrr, 9tpbnt
SberIY, gGm. s. NipiIer, glatban 8rtberbolO,
glatbun gPudtsr, 6. s. Sub, Solomon o. 8it'
ter unb ScratiC Ssr3Os-but iif gu psrlammsIn
Stm nd6iten SamitaG
ben t7tsn Sonuar, um 10 llGr 8Ormittass, an
8allbauie BON 6 BarlesS. a9rnbudb,
UNI F& itsr bic segsnwartis 3erriittsten 3uRanot
unferes ltebsn Satsrlanpes 5u teiprt6fn.
@S tpirb srpartst one Elm iebrr Committee
Nann, Der niht tereits fir bic Union i'm SGfaft.
felpe iistt, ssssnpdrt9 lsin pirb inbsm gsrabe
CUR isBl9en 3sit iarfe SeriuGs sema4t psrben,
burh bic iubl6m HebelIen uno tbre perbprbene
nBrplthr Srlferstflfer, UNI unlae licbe linton unb
Hr9ierun9-bie Union mO 8s9ierung bic pur6
bnS Slut unlsrrr gurp6trr srpUrben rurbe-tn
Ruinsn gu liiirSn. @Otnet babrr Ollie Be-, bic Sbr
nod fir unicre 9IUrrride linton, fir bas gEpbls
er9eben bes aanen 2anbsS uno fir bic @tddlrlig p
trtt @ur'r Na6fCmmrnlaaft fti9lt. 9uf Sfre
Crbnun9 pcn
q. 5000, gOrfsr.
Snnuar IA. I'm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
Sefentlt0er 95erfauf.


G5 ica auf bTcntIi6er Sfnbu SrrFauft nerbrn,
duf 5reitaa5 ben 16ten Sanuar, I'm II ll6r
Mitta96, an Der leBtbsri9en gBpBnuns tes prrs
ltVrtenen Or. 9eter $. 6 iIer, in @rdf.
erepcrt, Glib BbsitbaG 5aunI6ip, 9r6e gaunty,
pas Tol8snOe perlBnIGe Gtpent4um, namli6:
Cine a&ttaS l0r Surgical, Snlrumcnte, W1e.
0tral' uno Scicniiiirs g1erfc, eine Drftprs Qpc.
tbCfs, cine Slirte, 2 grttcn unp 9eitlaen, Dset,
Bureau, EepP'ts, Gdi6ranf, GiI6r, Spl,thr,
Simer, Bitter, Slehwaaren, Sgieee, WcIlern
unS GatrIr, cine 8itel u. f. w.-6Icid)falls
Sin brapns6 @ferp, 2 6pp'gGdgrn, rine Sultp,
cn SAtitten, 9fsrbrseIairr. Gin 9fsrbr. 9tantet,
unO cnf nod cine gevi&iepsnbct 2trttteG 3u I'm.
ildnSltd iu r:lern.
Die SeOingmacn tifIeS gertaufs llnb pie
fct0t namli6 ; 2lae Gmtduie, ndmltf, Gin ieo'r
&tn5eln, bic 8emaAt Wfroen, unO nt6t IS hters
lsiacn, miBen baar te3nbtt werOrn-uno Idr jsbG
b6bee Summe, elm jsbrr GInfauf fir Ii6 Islth,
rutrD 30 Sage Grcpt rrtautt. Gs mu6 ater 8frs
ilATunB 9eItrlIt wfrGsn, Nurd prn SGuirr, wenn
f6 srrIanBt ptrp, rle Die Sitter wegsrnOmmrn
wertrn birfen.
2(nnd &ciier, 2(bmtrir.
Ddgi b $ . d, Qurticnsrr.
Snnuar IA. naim
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
auentaun, pa., Sanuar IA, 1868.
6oup. Gurtin's Sotfd,aft.

Die Sotibaft unieres beliebten Sou:
pern0r6 tlnoPt Der 9eIer in einem anberr
She'll Der beutioen .3eituno. sc 1T bic:
1elbe Elm Wi1ti9es uno 0ut9efbriebenet
Socument. G6 er9ibt ficb aus berfelben
pap troe unierer gtaticnal s98irren, unie:
re Slnanj 2ln9ele9enbeiten GAM auiTer.
9enoDnll6 9unttie iteben-io bic Sbat.
1aDe 9ebt oarau6 berpor, oaf felbft bel
elnem Stir9ertrie9e Der Staot oennod,
reid miro. Oa6 Ginfommen aug eew6bns
lt0en Suellen, tpor um $I,O3O, ,l76 boz
Der ol6 in Dem Uorber9ebenoen Sabr, uno
Die 8ewGDnIi6en 2(uSaaben beliefen fid,
nlr aut $95,3l7. Oie6 3ei9t meepGbn.
lIeDe Staot6flu9beit uno Sefoncmie. -
Ole 9fentli6e Staat6fbulo 1T um 262, :
Sol SD1ler reoujirt poroen, tno follten
felne outier8ew0bnlibe 2(nfpriibe auf
oae S6a6amt 9ema6t iperoen, 70 tann
oletelbf, init Der Slan5 auf @oano, in
ocm tommeneen Sabr nod um $l,5OO,z
600 perrln9ert lperoen. Dies fino Die
S.ol9enl elner 9uten uno fpariamen Nomiz
nlitration.
Der Soupern6r seiet mie lobrnsrpertb
ntp penniplpanien in Dem 2(ufruf fir
9ruppen betra9en babe, Inn Die Iiolibe
Nebelllon 3u unterordGen. @r tpGnfcbt
EN- 9eies paBirt 3u baben, ipel6e6 es acz
legllD tur Saunt zSommibioner6 macbt,
SoHntles 6u be5ablen. Wlt ginfblub Der
3 Monotleute, la9t oer 9ouuern6r, babe
penntplpanien mebr als 100000 Soloa.
ten 9eltellt, uno nebenoem nab $4,000
Mflltj i'm leBten September.
Serner empiieblt Der @ouuern6r sic
YaBIrun8 eine6 outen Mili,oeIeees, an
ole Stelle oe6 feeioen lpertbloIen @efebes
-uno iprid)t Damn p0n Dem mas er fir
Die &ranten uno Serwunoeten 9etbon
4 bar.
Qucb empiie6lt Der @oupern6r cine 2(bz
onoerun3 Der @onftitution, 70 6a6 Dei
lenI9e i'm WlIit6rsOienif Der &erciniaten
Staoten, CbCnfalI6 Elm ccnititutipneQes
Stlmmrebt babe.
Gr iOlieBt Damn NIT 8tmerflmoen bin
llDtHb Der Greue ooer 0oyQlit6t unItres
S;taate6, uno oridt iib in ben retbten
Iorten aus, 6aB Die Reb, lion i'm SGz
zen tlntfrorttft iperoen miiBt.
S5m San5en 9enommen 1T e6 wnflid,
me beLrli6e Sotfboft, matbt Dem Ser
4llcr Gbre, uno Elm ieoer oute Iopole
bur9cr un6 Sreuno bon SefOnomie Ponn
tlr oen Wunib be8en, Dap Der ,,alta
oDtuBlteln' Stdat" immerbin ourb einen
pI0en portrefllitben 8oupern6r reoiert
perecn m09e.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-14
Sanuar a..
.@t1te 9rOBe @ele9enDeit!
SDn. StD6r9ittern

an eriten Rotten auSSuYufaufen, teIletenS aus
6rpdrnmaaren, 5artpaaren, Gucenswaarrn, etc.,
efr -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04

THE NEW CoMMASDER OF TIE
ARMY OF THE PoToMAC.--General Meade is
d Philadclphian, though born in Spain, in
1916, during a sojourn of his parents there.
lie graduated at West Point, in 1885, as
second lieutenant III the Third artillery
He resigned his commission in 1886, and in
1912 was appointed second lieutenant in the
Typographical engineers. lie was distin-
guished in Tie battles of Palo Alto and
Monterey, receiving brevct for the latter.
At the time the rebellion broke out he was
major of engineers, but was commissioned a
brigadier general Of volunteers August 5lst,
1869. He commanded brigade of the Penn.
sylvania Reserves, for year, and afterwards
a division in the corps of Gen. Reynolds.--
In the battle of White Oak Swamp he re-
ceived severe wound. On his recovery he
returned to the army and soon afterwards
was made major general of volunteers. He
commanded a corps in General Franklin's
grand division ct the battle of Fredericks-
burg in December last, and has had SINH
lar command ever since, lie is an able and
a brave soldier, modest withal and no. in
the habit of criticizing other generals.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04
Good News From the .aru,, 81 thc
Potomac.

ANfN l'hh, 'ui I.
4 special dispatch to the Times, from the
headquarters OF the Army of the Potomac,
says:
1T was Stuart's whole fore" that made the
raid on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. -
They arrived at Westminster ON Monday
night, intcrrupting the Western Maryland
railroad. They shot two citizens who en-
dcavored to escape and inform us
Early on Tuesday morning, Gen. Gregg
attacked Stuart and drove him from West
minister to Hanover, a distance Of eighteen
miles
afterwards. Fitzpatrick and Costar drove
Stuart out of Hanover after splendid fight
and are still pursuing linn par: going
towards Gettysburg and Il part toward
York..
During the day General Buford drove a
regiment of rebel infantry out of Gcttys-
turg. They rctrcatcd in northwcstrrly
diithfiun
TOUR army is in splendid spirits and cN-
ptct to hear H-'fliant news.
THE rebels a." rvported TO have burned
Ca,htOwn Yesterday
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04
From yicksburg.
CncKAsAw, BAYOU, June 20, |

via CAIRO, June 30.
Port Hudson had rot been taken, though
Gen. Gfsnt was deceived by false report
to that effect, given out before the landing
of boat from below.
The dispatch boat General Lyon has ar
rived from Yasoo Landing, with adviccs to
the morning of the 26th. There had been
fighting all day Thursday in the rear Of
Nicksburg, and on the right. One OF tue
rebel forts had been blown up, causing o
terrible conclusion.
CHICAGO, June 30--A special Memphis
dispatch, of the 29th says the steamer New
Kentucky brings news from Gen. Logap's
division, which has taken an important fort
from the enemy. He mined and blew up
one corner on Saturday, and thus producing
break in the walls, our troops entered
The rebels fought with wreckless courage,
but were forced to yield. Gen. Logan ha,l
already mounted two heavy guns in TIE
abandoned works.
Heavy firing was gHing on al the time at
Vicksburg Gen. Grant continues to con-
tract his line, and is daily making near APP
proaches to the cncmys works. Gen. To-
gun has an inside position.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04
From York and Columbia.

COLUMBIA, June -, 81, =. M.--Thc sur.
render OF York, am informed, WAS accom-
pliShcd in the following manner: a force
of the enemy drew up in line 0n the turn
pike, about half,paSt six o'clock, and sent
demand for the surrender of the town, inti-
mating at the same time that failure tu
surrender pcaccablN would be attended with
disastrous consequences but if no opposition
was made property would be respected. The
demand was sent in the hands uf an Adams
county farmer, impressed into the service
and when received by the Chief Burgess,
Major lIallcr of General Couch's staff, who
has charge OF matters in the vicinity oi York
and Gettysburg, and the Lieutenant Colonel
of the Eighty-sevcnth Pennsylvania. were
standing in conversation with that officer -
They however escaped. The Burgess deem
ing discretion the better part OF valor had
thc Whit. flag raised. Before the surrender
Col VIM, b. Thomas Twentieth Regiment
who were guarding the Northern Central
Railroad for a distance of ten miles below
lorS, and nine and q half above, and |
think are safe although We have various re
ports OF skrmishiua
Although the towE surrendered between
siN and seven O'Clock, the rebels did not adj
vance IN force until about quarter past eight
at which time twelve thousand were said To
havaGntcred York. Abor, thirty thousand
in all are now between York aud Gettys-
burg, The City Troop is saie-all the mem
bcrs having reported except Mr. John Welsh
who is believed to have been captured near
Gettysburg,
The following companies have been or
gani2ed to-day and will be s,nt across the
river
Rolling Mill Guards, Captain Case Sus-
quehanna Guards, Silver Greys, and com
pany OF coiored men, who nobly volun-
ieered
Tho above account of the surrender give
as ] received II.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04
of tI,c Northern Cen
traI Track,
BALTIMORE, June 2s.


Informatioa was received this afternoon,
about five o'clock from Glen Rock that the
rebels were then at Hanover Station tearing
up the railroad track. The operator there
left rs the enemy approached and caine
down to GleE Rock, from which point he
communicated these facts.
The following information relating to the
rebel movements may be considered reliable
The last of Longstreet's army corps passed
through Iagcrstown Friday morning. going
towards Pennsylvania. 1t was proceeded by
\. L. Hills corps. General Lee passed
through llagerstown on Friday.
Refugees who have reached the Army Of
the Potomac from Richmond, represent that
there WAS quite panic there, only very
small guard being left there, and many citi-
zens were leaving and going to Staunton.
This would seem to indicate that the Rich
mond people were uneasy ut the almost
total abandonment OF that city 10y the rebel
forces
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04
nE. = Il 81 -.

At the residence oc Michael Fisher -,
Scl1hsgroyc. GA the i9th inst, Mrs IYn-
AuCHMCTI, aged So years, month a.
2J days
In Skatickin, on the 10th ult.. LAJH
adopted Daughter Of David y, and Sar
Lake sgtd 6 years, , months and 20 da
In Danyillt, on the goth ult., MARY 4,
RCNIAN, daughter of Christian and Elj
beth Fulk, and wife of Elijah l.. Runy.
aged % years, II months and 9 DAYS 7
deceased vas a member of the South =,
bytcrian Church of Danyillc, and let III.
friends to mourn her sudden departure.
IN DanTil'e, Sunday week, Judge JOI
COOPER. in his .g:h year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04

MEN Wanted FoK THE INVALID

Only those faithful soldiers who from
the hardShips of war, arr no longer tit for
will Ice received IA this Corn. Of Honor l.
will bc for three 'calS unless suuncr di,.ha,
allowances same n tor uficrr. and men Oh: =
states Infantry except that no premium,
Ior enlistment will b" allowed ThiswIu .
date any pension. OF boGntic, which may
previous services
The following uniform has been adopted
and men Of the Invalid Coru,.
FOR OFFICERS -Frock cont-Or sky.
with dark.blue velvet rullgr aud Gun, n
respects, according Z" tie present pattern 3
OF infantir
shoulder strap. According t-r-rsrnt r,
but worked on dark blue velvet.
Pautalouns OF sky-Llur cloth with dau
yf dark blue cloth down the outer scam ..
one halt inch wide, with space I.twccl
righths Of nn inch
Forage cap-pre,cat regulation
FOR ENLISTED MEN -Iackrt-rf
kersey with DARK blue trimmings. ru like
~ iIckct 10 come we'll down uu the ubl.u
Irowscrs- Present regulation .ky-llur
Forage cap Present regulation
Men Who are still IA service aud unable
effective field duty, may be- transferred tu
Medical lusprctur-, surgeon. 10 charge
tails, Military Commanders, and an orh
Suthorily 10 duchargc, under ,Ni-'inE law
latIUus Hre forbidden t' grant discharge,
under then control NL1 may lc 60 o., =v.
luyalid tQrIy
For the convenience of soDiro, tLr b
selected H. three different grades vf lu
who are meet r1icicl and ull, ,budici 10
ofpcTiouuins guard du'y. etc. etc, will
With muascls and a-signcd 10 comIaui,.
A. al a.
including IhGsg Who have .0s, n hand cor
the least Elective, Including thust Who
f,-ito or leg 10 the cumIaul'l ul iAr srrH
battalion thcy Nill be- arppl With "a,
The duiiv. viii BE- ChIuG, to art as pIwi
aud garrison. lur cItic gu1ris iur Doe
other public buildius, and o. vl,Iks ~
Il found uecr-sary they may De- assl -ur,i
Acting Assistant l'Tusost MArbal, u
suthorlH 4 i' apIoinl oficrIs ui The Krsu
oT n The Invalid tHfpv io administer
enllsimrut io lhosr men Nh" iultll,a Che
condihuus II ndmi-sio-l a. the Invalid tur
That the applicant l. unit ioI su
(. fhsthc |, NJ ior the dg'.,-, yr .au
Indicated Hl-YV
} That II fnot uos la the ssp .-e, hove
disrhaIgsi
Z That l., l. meuislious aud I,srr, iug
fof rgl,sim,ui 70 further iufufwa.i'H o
Board ~ faIallwsai i0f the dniilci "a MI
pllcaui lsaftslltpi
iOEN kAi CIR
lfoFosi Msf-hsl iiih "a
lE0Yasi NAtsHAt q nrFilf.
llaHttsfg lgne - l'e1
Arb ~ -
CHH 4 3 hktAiF Fa
Dep Pc MsHAsi ii. lailli j. 2.
tfasat ta4afF
ta.lsfy i4-s q loss -ii
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04
The Ci,y orMesico 10 be Evacuated.
SAN FRANCIsoO, JUNO 30.

DAN i RANClsCO, June ~.
Adyices from the City of Mexico from
the 30th of May 10 the 9Th of June have
been received, The news is of the highest
Importance.
President Juarez and his Cabinet have
concluded 90 svacuate the city Of Mexico.
They have taken this action, believing
that the most effcctual resistance to the
French army could be made outside of the
walls.
On the 3ist Of May, the Government
moved 10 San Louis Potosi. taking all the
moyeabl. fire arms aud munitions OF war.
They also took with them two millions Of
dollars from the Treasury.
The force that gaTrisoned the city, said
10 number over 10000, was Withdrawn To
Quereyaca Plaza, aud the intermediate points
around the city, fer the purpose OF carrying
on guerilla warfare.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-04
From E'hi!ndcrf,b'n:
rEoCLAMATIoS OF MAYOR fiE%HT.
OFFICE OF THL MAJOR
or THE CITY OF PHIItDELrHI \.
June 20, 1868.

citizens et Phiieddphi1:
ono more appeal is made to YOU in thr
name Of duty and Of manh"od.
You can close your eyes no longer to the
startling danger and disgrace which hangs
over your State and city. The foot of th"
rebel is already at thcEatrs of your capitol.
and unless you arouse to instant action, il
may in few days hence cross your own
threshold.
There il yet time to prepare for defence
You number more than fifty thousand able
bodied men the means to arm and equip
yourselves are st hand.
Close P0r maHuJacfortcS, ~orRShopS aHd
stores, before the stern necessity for common
safety makes it obligatory. Assemble Your
selves forthwith for organization and drill.
Come ready to devote yourselves to the
protection Of your homes until Your services
shall he no longer needed.
Spurn from You those who would drludc
you to inactivity or diSatlcctinn. Their
tongues and hearts are more false and d0tc
.rW MrH crea the mcaRcrs II yoar soil. Let
no one refuse to arm who will not De able
to justify himself before man and God in
-?ght ii ,icSolatcd hearth or of dishon-
or.d family.
ALEXANDER HENRY,