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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
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Der Goitor elmer Gbriitliben 3eitune,
rpel6en, lpie e5 ibeint, aub mdnbe our6
cen Ub9ott oes Qartbeiaeiites perbIenoets
Men ibsn ben Sorpurf MAIDEN, Dap es ju
oiel einem ,,Nbolitionift' pdre, mabt
in Ciner @rfl6run9 Ieincs Stanopunftes,
otu er unter Den ieeioen 8CrbGItniiien
osS eanoes elnnebme, fcI9enpe Semers
tun9:
,,Mir fino Elm Burger Der 8ereinios
ten Staaten pon gtoro Umcriea mir oez
no1en Die Sorrebte oieit6 91noes Der
Srcibeit uno 9leicben Eebte fammt Dem
Sbus pehsn Sbri9Peit felt mebr aIs fInf=
ji9 Slbren.-8ir puroen nit Der Sibel
in oer 0ano, fammt Den 8orrebten Der
SbuIen uno &lrben, ole uns oieieS 9anc
oer Sreibeit aendbrte, erS08Cn. gtur flint
mir ais Elm Burger oieies SanoCs, unc
al6 Elm Sbriit dn9epiefen i'm @crte 8ct
teS, ,,oer Sbri9feit untertban ju iein
Dap feline Sbri9fsit iei, Obne Uon 9ctt
uno Dap, lper iib pioer Die Sbr9teit ie:
set, Sotte6 Sronun9 mioeritrebct abel
Elm llrbeil iiber ii6 empfan9en iperoen.'
Sisbe Eom. Gap. I3.
Wurocn mir run unter Den Qe9enlpdr;
ti9en ltmitdnorn nibt Gin penl9es Sur
Nufrcbtboltun9 uuierer 8eoiGrun9 bel
trl9en, uno itlnocn mir Der Sbri9teit
J Die uns 10 9uti9 beibuBtt, felt elmer #
, Ian9en Reibe BON Sabrcn, niDt sur Sci
tf, 70 wuroen mir es ertro0en mIlisn
rptnn mir at6 Elm unoantblrer 8siQlin9
EN- 9otttolcr 8crrdtber, uno Elm Hebel
3taen Scttes 8tbotc uno unicr Satsr
idnc an3eisbtn puroCn. gS,r iciltsn un
ter ioIten ltm(fdnocn feinen Sdus I'M
feline Rebtt unierGr Sbri9teit unO Sa
teylanose beaniprutben, uno fonnten fel
ne 6ofTnun9 be9en icmal6 oen 6immt
erreiben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
9 r y a MS 9mlnrDnic 9SaferS.

~ + i q ms NllntDtItc SSdferS.
NitTs orisinc0s 9Reoj;in, iusrlt ;utsrtiKt in
1887, III esr erlts IrtIftl Der Art Der e Gntrr bGm
Namcn 9 II Imcui Ib q tr {, in ritflm coCr
ir9snc einem onrern eauO, pCr oos putlitum &c:
bratht wurbs. Der 6dots lrtitel fam eaburh CT:
fannt rpErccu, eaS Der glome ron Brpan Guf iteen
9Safer sinssorutt 1T.
Srpon's 9ulmonic @afers
Gntkrnsn puitsn. SErtaItun9tu, rpsben pals unb
Raubcit
Srpans puLmonic 8afers
&urirsn 1fbma, SrOn6its uuO lbpsrss Stb=
nltn.
Srpan's pulmonic @afers
SurtTGn SIutipiiGn uno S6msrjen Der Bvuf.
Srpan's pulmonic @afcr6
Suriren tesinnsnbs Ausisbruns uno suu3sns
6rantbsitsn.
Srpan's pulmonic 8afcrS
Surirsn SritatiCn Ger gICula uno Gcnfts.
SrVan'5 pulmonic @ofers
Surirsn Ole rti9en GnfdGsa in ssbn g1inutsu.
Srpan's Qulmonic @afers
Sinb sins SGsuun9 ju allen SaGin unp Genlts
tutonen.
Srpan's Qulmonic 8afers
Sino lsbr f6sebar fir @rt0tiiisn unN Sfsnttibs
SeGner.
8rpan's 0ulmonic 2Safers
Sjub in elmer unibulpissn Germ unp fbmrisn
anesnsbm.
Srpan's 9ulmonic 8afers
@niftrnsn nibt nur alIStn, lCncsru bspirFsn cine
oaucrnce Sur.
Srpan's Qulmcnic Safers
gBtrosn parrautirt alI9smsine 5ufrispsnbrt 80
aCbEn.
Rtius 5eurs lclIte cbns cine Bcr pcu &5rpan's
puIncntc Mafers I'M oauit. FIN.
8sin 8sitnosr cbns sinsn 8crrstb ron 8rpan's
pulmcnis Bafsrs in ftinSr &alhe.
Refine YsriCn miro fb is trdutCn 25 Gents fur
8rpanf puImcnit Bafers Su bssabIGn.
Sob W1ofes,
alIsini9sr Gieentbdmsr, &o@cltsr, 81. ..
o. GbsnfaIs 81 DSrtaufin 6si brn Drussiifen
5cbn y. Melsr unp eapau uuc DVartin in auGn
taun.
6Gbruar ii, 1863. nalp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
Observation-Disclosures in &altimUrc

Die Union .eea9utn BON Warplono
ietten eine WaiIeuUsriammlun9 gum I'm.
enPen an Den 10. Qpril 1861, bic Iebr
ut beIubt mar uno rp0rin fol9tnoe 8e.
blii1e 0efabt rpuroen.
Oie SeIhliiiie iprehen iib fir bic I'M.
eein9telfe unterltusun8 Der Rt9ieruno
lr llnterordfun9 Der RebeIsn aus unc
Feldren:
DAP Der llriprun8 uno Sortibritt Der
tebelIion feinen 3we;fd iibri9 loGe, oaf
as Snftitut Der StlaUerei Gin @Rrfjeul
oen S0dnoen BON Oobuerrdtbern g.:
croen 1T, um cine Sli9ard)ie uno Ari:
ortratie auf oen Srdmmern republitan:
ber 6reibslt aufu5auen oaB ibre fer:
Pre Srlltenj unpsrtrd9lib lit nit ocl
rDaltun9 republlflnilNtr Re9jGrun0s
Prmen IN oen Stlattn uno tlntcrper'
ING unter Die @cnlttuticn Der Streini9
n St1aten: uno olB Die SmanIipa:
pms proclamation oes QrdIioenttn Don
on9rtB ium @5ics 9emabt uno nit al.
pom Son3r5B in Ole Odnoe oes Urdii
nttn 9cle9tsn Mabt aufrtdt erbalts,
rrotn lollte; olB Serrdtber fein Hed,
ben, oeu 8cboriam bon Stlauen Il
;pln9en uno cap Ger Yrdiiocnt osecr
paTnete 0obuerrd e .:..G. ;, ,rTf
b farbi9e, ouf Die 4otIle, ouf peldD
60 am SeIttn selbebCn Fam, % mi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
pausrH 4llaItbinen-Gtftbaft

ClS
pausra 4AGItbiHrn-Gfftbaft
nod INNER auf cine lsbr ausBspebnte 0siIr an
leinsm altrn StanbpIaBs in Der 5tsn Strabs, Smi.
ffsn BEN Sumr unp Chem StraBsn, tn Der
Start Aasntaun, fcrtbrtrebt, alIpO sr bsrsit IL
In Isiusm SADIE, ale AnIprrdrnNe pc[IfUmmen 40
tsfriepiaen. st bGlt balsltf INNER auf Sanb
unD VnierttRt uuf Sslslunscn:
Grfte Site Oreimafbincn, Sutterfbneis
Der, @ornfbdIer, Refrigeration, paz
tent Sd)dfers, Die beiten Die i'm Sc
braub iino, Ganowaljen, Qatents8inos
mdbleR, u. I. no, uno 10 liefert er AUDI
ouf Seitelluno pon Den ouerbel elten
Sde.SriIe.
Gr bdlt au6 jeoer,eit Dor btn beiien SCitinas
fir @ai&inrn, 70 pie sr1e @Gte Lubcs fur ca.
Drills gum 8afauf auf Sano-unO 70 psrri3tst
Ct aud Auebslrun9sn unp Ssrteferun8en an rfn
Sufegc unb Wanna'S Ma6mnIbinen,
unb d5rrtaupt vsrriGtst er Slid Nrbtit an aqcn
anhern Slusrn' WnI6turn.
SolGs tie WaIhinsn ,u fdufrn pinIdru, rtre
TEN a Su ibrtm Scrtbeil finbrn, rptnn ir bet ibm
anipr'6Sn urO sint Artsitsn, bic oae untsr lsiusr
NbtHtH AUiVAI putn pW VtlItH NIptIU Ctt 3u
srboltrn Nnp peruttst wsrptn, mo fir pslde ct
patsr pCbl gut ipre6sn fam, bslebsn uno tcurs
teilm sbs lIs cnltwp fdufcn.
Gr III tnslib bdntbar fir tsreits senuTsnc
SunNItdft uuo ptrc ib iletS bsiiretrn bur6 tils
lise grsiBe-wslhs 70 rieoer reun niGt nieOrrtr
als an irlsno tinsm anbsrn Srt in prnnp,panicn
fuo-pinftli6e Ssbsnuns unp purtrrfIi6s Nrti'
fsl, fh Irnsn pollen gntbsil Der @unR Css Yub'
lifums Su3usirbsn, wrlff5 Srtraum sr pnnn aud
rUbl gu wiirbissn wifsn ptrp. Gr bitttt babsr
ItIisbli6 um sensi8ten 3uipru6.
Sonat6an B. Sob.
Mdu [ 1868. na6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
Nin6en! ftnDen !!

Ole llnterihristsnfn winf6m hitle5 lri6iaGr
400 dldftCr cute g ilanten une
SpGrsS % usN ttn gu tlufen an ib.
rcr grtrei. maize bu tteiusn Stda, tprfiir lie 8
1talrr roe &laItrr ~ trjablsn aepCnfsn. Scls
DE bic 6Ol, nisrntautn pUlen I'm 5rttiabr. rsr.
ben prbltbun rrnn fir cs lb6lm. ra bic 8inbsn
nllsin mrbr prrtb Fnp ale bas SOI, init psr
6inpe.
Wofer uHo Grim.
IlsnElun, Wars is, 1868. *b9uIi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
MubtrDrS Nn3ei0e.
5n oem 8aiienoericbt BON Qcdjo So

3n Dem 8aiienoeribt bon 9c6o So.
Snpsr Sa&s Der 8stnuns ron SUIcpb Smitb,
5HaS ooifman uno Daniel RGber. Qominilfro.
trrsn BON Der SintsrtafmIGuft csS Srrlurtrnrn
9Ctn ocifman, lsBtbin UOn 2ynn Gaunldip,
gsha Gauntp.
llub nun Qprit 10, 1863, crnarnts bic Court,
1uf Nntrds trr Snun Warr uno Stunt, 6rnrp
Sislsr SamrS 5rsS unb Gbrillian 9rrB aIs 4u,
eitcrsn, um tsiuse RfGnuns iibersulcbru. dtrrSu.
letter, unp cine SnibriIung rem Usife grmS6
;u maHCn.
NEEsS Nus Cen urfuneEn.- Rcicuetf:
essnS1 .. Sau5mdr, Chr.
Die cttngrnarnts @ubitrun msrrea Hb ,um
3pfd brCr gnlisIuna pnIammeln ouf Ten.
nrilaas ten 23tcn Dat. UNI 10 ll5r @crmitlaos,
In tr Gmisiiubc pcn l1enrp 8taIrr, in
Der S1 SamltCn Snabt. gGcutaun clrc Id
ale iniereftrte Tericrm rinfnrrn fSnrsn, p.nn
ie rs ais ntitis rafisn
9'nrp Sistr,
9amte Grrp, : 2tutit,rn.
.o.o ebrtf. Yue.
"pE'', ~ 1908 nQ3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20

OVH SPulCN III OCC JOulU pOPC Oct sUtu6>
Pete auf Der S6ulter, perpenosn iollte.
DaB bic Siberbeit uno BAG SnterefTe
oeS Stdates Marplano uno namentlib
Ieiner tpeiBen Qrbeiter Sep0lferuno oez
bieten, odB Die Sfldperei ni6t l6noer
ourb oaS 8eieB in Warplano onertannt
peroP, uno Dap Die 6Glfe Der Sereiniaten
Staaten, mic oies Der prdhoent empfobz
len, oerlan9t uno dn9enommen neroen
fcQte, um Der Sepolferun9 i'm 9an,en
uno Dem einjelnen .Snoipiouum bic nit
oiefem 8eblel perbunbenen 9alfen su err
leibtTn
Wit einem Sertrduens &otum fir
Seneral Sbend fblicBen Die 8eI6llfe.
Rine neue Sd,anotbat Ger RCbclIen.
Woiebps Rduberbanoc bate BON irz
0cno einem perfappten SeceIIioniIfen
Sunoe erboltsn, Dap 0arpep Sberman,
elmer unferer 9e'ronotefen 9ebempoliai.
ten, auf Sefub bel ieincr Samitie nobe
Oraln6uiue (uneefdbr 90 WeiIen pcn
gSaiDin9ton an Der eeesbur9er 9anofras
b3) Iei. lm Sreita9 Mor9en Gberfiel
elne Nbtbeilun9 ocrieIben Die nibt6 S0Ie6
abnenoe Camille uno fibrte Sberman
9efan9en nit iib fort. 2(m 2(beno wurz
De Sol. Safer, Der 8or9eieste Sbers
man'e, our6 nabftebenoe furje gtote BON
oieIem ScrfalIe bena6ri6ti9t:
Sol. Safer ,6eute Wor9en um llbr
nabm cine Qartbie Rebellen 0rn. Sbers
man 9efan9en, uno i6 beIbpGre Sic i'm
gtamen meincr abt fleinen &inoer, 70
bneu ais mc8lih ju banoeln, menn sic
etIp1S fir Jpn tbun f0nnen. gSir Gino
i'm @leno jurdf9eloGtn. SD babe feline
MItteI, nm ieet, no er fort 1T uniern 9es
bensunterbaIt 3u befbafen.
M. 9. g berma n.
2(rmeS 8eib-fait CUR feIben Belt ols
lie oieit6 fbrieb, bin9en ole llnmenIbrn
ibren 8atten uno Serior9er.
Wobl Fannie fte ole Sanor, lpetbe i'm
fortfubrte, aber faum fonnte iie permuz
tben, oaB oisietbe ibre Srebbpit folpeit
trelben lpuroea. Hebrefalien in oielem
6lae 81 nebmen uno ienem 8elinoel elm
nlrnenoes Seifpiel Ju 9eben, 1T mebr
ais redt, 1T notbDenoi9.
Dos ,,8afbin9ton Gbroniete" pcrs
IuH8t ato IOluDS pit 9OlHlIIVlul5 5lpsttt
nctoriIber Rebeaenipione, Gle iid in
Sinoen Der Rc9ierune befinoen uno oes
rtn Shulo ourb pole SelpeiIe binding.
lit bslpieftn 1T. Gr ia9t, oob Die Re,
9ierun9 oieles Dem Tamen Sberman unb
Dem 9dno f6uloi9 iei.
Sberman ei0nete uno rpObnte Dor Iu6s
brub oes &rie0es auf elmer I@6nen Sarm
BON iibcr l4O Uacr 9ano. ga er iib
pei9erte, an Dem Scrratbe She'll su nebs
men uno Der attsn Sta99e, unter Der er
uno feline &inoer 9eboren lparen, treu blieb,
70 muBte er flieben uno Fam nab @aibs
inaton no er Der Sadie, fir Die CT iest
ais Mdrtprer ffarb, our6 feline llmIibt
uno 4cfalfrnntniiIe Die er6Bten OienIfe
leiifete. Wutbi9 uno ;uperldlii9 mar er
Col. Safer cine feite Stdee unD cen Res
belen Elm Dorm i'm lu9e, Die oudb aus
oitfer ltrfahe einen 9reie bon $4,000 auf
ieinen 8opf 9eieet batten.-2(m nG6iten
Woraen na6 ieiner 8efan8ennabme bel
6aoesanbrub bln9en Ole Rebellen cen 70
9cfGrbteten 9e9ner uno ianoten Damn
Dem armen l9eibe uno ibren lammcrnoen
81iien Die entItellte 9eitbe. Bir bofsn,
oa6 Die Reasrun9 Die Gorge fir bic Sos
m lie oes 9emoroetrn iibcrnebmen miro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
QQn6eS : 0rD6ufte1t.

glIe grten 9arpraprcbuFtsn psrbm I'm glus.
tauih iur 9Baaren ansencmmsn - unp fir gutter
Butter uno Gter pirp INNER Der h6afs Wartt'
prds in . aresGO bfSubh.
Gle perbsn ibren Stod ;u j'bsr 3rit pClTin'
big baIten, uno 70 wrrben ibrr 9rr6e tmmrr gan,
nerrr lein, 70 niroer als trssnp lpnfwp In OMIsr
Stabt, unp in 0abrbeit- -ubne Yrablsrst-sttpaf
nebrrsr, unO pabrr ptrb man ts gu Isnsm gors
tbtl Fnben, prnn man bd ibnrn pOrPri6t, sbr
man ionawU fault.
Cir bereits asnoHrne SunbIhaft inb lIe bcr,.
lid banfbar, unb psrpsn Ra TETS Dur6 quite Be-
banSlung unb bt0iss grsi6e tsItrrtsn, alien gln.
lpreGenosn srrube mad Bun1a su bisnen-unt
iis bitten eatsr um SsnriStsn 3uipru&.
@eter q. VScmner. Sranf. Stettler.
ausntaun, Utdrj 10, 1868. nqlS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20

uuO fur, ale uno isbe grtittG fir psG&e In sInsm
ncbIssfiatsn 9rc;nsien StCGr naGgsfrast
prO, unO wsI&e unmSgIif aas bier brnumt
fpfrben fHnnen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20

,PSsfbsiosuDcit bat mcbr e6cnss
0ls Qomp.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
!SssecssS : 2SS0aveat.

Cine srife @ats NuspatI Ausrnspaarrn ge,
tort sbsnfaas gu itrem StOd, 70 ptt aud
3Gber, Narfte uno anbere SBrte, 9ez
fen SAubbiiriten unb S9ubs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20
SyDnatbnn 9S. GpCb,

SrOicnt fih bieIer Gslesentst 1einsn 5rsnnben
uno esm YutItfum GbrRaupt anSu3cBn. baB CT
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20

@;arrssb Ssurrob!
Die Nmfregun9 ais drger!
CUTE lltntgheiten !
sic ltn6 9efpmmen bic nrucn Sitter
'pn 9btlabeIpbia unb 9trw. 9JUrf.
u robs6 6 GeOrdn9e BEL
Ne1ttnger 1tn6 S6etmer
9'o BrIt:bOmiltOn Strags, in NUsutaun.
SlnS ic'bsn rcn 0Isu. gcrs uuo philadelphia ~
tud 9stcmHtn nit Ctnem ithSnGn ausacIurbteu NfTor
t'n''nt ron 6aainanuswonrSn, msldbi as
tpOblfetl flr 8aar0etD
cotr eanee6prccudit psytauf,n.
@ln cfin uno miro mcbfcilsr arostotrn o,nn
tr9sno fcnit 5smano in fcr unrn psrtaufsn fam:
Sir WannSleute,
Glider. @OumncG Gmft.
SaNtmerSs, @bambra,
Satindts,
SSntudr Stane,
Sauins. WarEiurs. utO
anotri 8eiliras,
lIntrbrmItn,
lIUtir, ,ciln, u. {, to.
TOmnt Gtner, fDmmt 9(Qe
an Nen 6,rdbm.sn S,rre .Rcmmt unO p,afst Nm.
tsre gSaaren, unp rtr ne tipl,yuat cap ibr fanftn
meroft '''
S6oics 0rrB Department mGbertrcfs
Hi1.
Cine 9rCjs auspabI ftbwar,u uno 5Sufr Ssiot,
an cen alten Qrttfn.
Non5ambt8us5, @baIi Qanni, 9tnas Ssriblina
Geiaines, Grape be Spang, Gtttpberr5
gIaibs, Sbpa3 gBaa Orlains, Ql.
pasas, SCmbajnre, Drtfg;5 mo
GbnBrs, Gattun t28 gu.
auirarts, ptab Yop.
line, @rdpe be
Gtines u. (. ~.
5Ianrlit Oan 0usn 6ortsn. SD uno osmOn
Tlunntlt.
e''tiadt'. un8sltttit pnO iartiss Gautcn 5lon.
nele.
TramShibe OpS 'inbsimil6c Gjiuobumt.
Std'r9s uHo GbtFs.
c'tbIsttbte uno uu9sUleidbts etiutu6 .soustuf.
oenlCtn uno ueoGr3u9:
9ambriC Nicrsllns unb Drills
Srdmpfs uno oaucfhu6e
toaIstinoFn, Cellars uEo Yuisn.
umbrsIIen-SSics, G3in9bam uuS gIouslin.
Salmoral SfirtS,
rc7 pGfbieSsnsn 6rSssn uno prsicu.
SeeIeton Soop.Geirt8,
prn allen Sortsu.
SRI ing 6 ats.
SrGbIiHa' uno Scmmer Gapes. SQautuus reu
SUB uno Ssioe, urubsrtrCffIib in Sm, Suolitat
uno grSiisn, nSTeIih rcn Malcn uue Sircn's
einis.
SrdbIin9S:S6a,pts
in srsFEr Guspabl.
Carpets uno SeItub.
Gin pcGfs Qdrrtemsnt ouCr ScrtCn gaypsts, ola
8ruiIds, Drst gin Sn9rain, eumpsn: unO Srep.
pen Garpgs.
Osttutb oOn ausn prsifn unb Suantatsn.-
Slid StItjdsr.
SueenSD01rerl. 1smi"t GtnsTSgss S 1tlsg. adSg.
gEaaren, pen ieCer Ssncunuua.
tE9+ Rafse, aerSfss Rtrn, 3u.
der. SbsC, g9cIaNcs, 6ruie, Gbctelare, GupsSeSu,
Sa:Scea uuo Sooa : alc1. SCoe Scrte Gjswur,c,
Sds, uno ale Irtsu Srdbts.
Sn13 eipsrpoOt asmablncs Sol,, bsim Cad
~N+0' uno BulbsI, Nlhtrn fcirls Cal; br
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20

uno.ottrt'I harrGs palocf ttim 8arrCl m0 600
hlh hSim plumb.
GuE artGn gauccs: @rcrufttr nerbCn i'm Iueiaurf
tur NSaaren an9Encnmsn. (Sco. Sit6gr uno GJrGu,
Bids rerosn niEnaIs perpseri.
iIultr 9anSe Stod prn saufnaunstuuarCn stftsbt
aus Nrtittln gu rtsfab an5ufdbrsn. Gs III fir uns
unniS9Itcb ga thun ug ctni9s uutrer Rabbarn thun,
risI Belt usrlpeneSu am Qov,rtsismlnis arranoren
uno Nbinosruu9Sn Su MAIDEN. 5sitiIt Gen
bttu us. 9Str 9laubCu frift taran, bic Sitter
uorSrit In oen Stcbr Sn tbuu fir Gramnuticn.
Grtuncrt Sub on ben pcbltltauntcn uuo rcpu
l6rtn z 10 T ron RsninaCr uno Shslmsr, n6bifR
Sbdrs gum 1elCr octCI, auentCnn. 30.
Renin9er uno Sbeimer.
GQai G, 1863. r,hc
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-20

Sore auspatt Slide ~ cine fstr quite, bette.
benO aus RaduIrn ylc. 4, 2 unO 3, bsm sln3cn
6albsn unc oisrtsl Barrel 10 Ds 9abUces tsIn
Barrel uno gptfl6 bem 9funp.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-17
PrOdigiOus

Richmond papers Of the oth inst illus
trate the art Of lying in style hitherto
unprecedented. They make out an I'M
paralleled victory for LEE at Gettysburg,
in which t,ceaty thousand Yankees were
slain and forty tlouso'd captured They
place GRANT in the "iron hand" Of JOE
JOHNSTON, very much in the style that an
unfortunate little mouse is sometimes
placed in the iron jaws Of a rat-trap.
And upon the strength Of q rebel dispatch
from Jackson, Mississippi, July 9Th, which
makes the announcement that there was
very little firing at Vicksburg yesterday !"
Considering the yesterday 3" in question
was the day on which Gen. GRANT made
his triumphaI entry into Vioksburg, this
part Of the dispatch has an al: OF pro5a-
bility
Through the glory that irradiates from
these marvellous rebel achievements the
excited Richmond editors catch pleasant
glimpses Of coming peace! It is really
unpleasant, the thought that such cor
geous dreams must be spoiled
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The riotin New York city has assumed the
most formidable proportions. Organized
in opposition to the CONSUMPTION act, it
has spread into general raid upon prop
erty, and is engaged in indiscriminate
plumber and destruction. 1t was undertak-
en- at most opportune moment for tenn
porary success. Every available reg-
ment or company had been dispatched by
Gov. SEYMOUR in aid Of Pennsylvania,
and the city was comparatively barren Of
troops. It is presumed the forts and de-
fences of the city and harbor had also been
stripped of their ordinary garrisons for the
same purpose; and the lawless mob saw an
easy opportunity to plumber and destroy
with measurable impunity.
This inpunity was rather countenanced
than discouraged by the tame opposition
Of the slight military force at hand. The
telegraph tells US of the firing Of blank car
tridges at band OF demons engaged in
indiscrininate burning, pillage, and muir
der. It is true cold lead was used in one
or two instances, and with satisfactory re-
suits; but the general conduct of tie au-
thori1ies seems to have been devoid of
spirit or courage.
The course of Governor SEYMOUR, Is
reported by telegraph, appears to have
been unworthy the man and his p0sition
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5cl1. Dav.ss V.cvv OF Vicksourg.

jeff. Davis made a pilgrimage to the
State of Mississippi last December, inspec
Ted the defences of Vicksburg, and pro-
nounced them good and the day after
Christmas delivered cOngratulatory
speech before the Mississippi Legislature
in the capitol, at jackson. In that speech,
adverting to the movements Of the Union
armies, he said:
Vscksbmy md Port Hudson are tie real points
Of attack. Every effort will be made to capture
these places, with the object of forcing the
navigation ofthe Mississippi, of cutting OFT our
communications with the rans-Mississippi De.
partment, and of severing the western from
the eastern portion of the Confederacy. Let
then, all acho hare at heart tie safety of the coun-
try, go uittout delay to Vicks5ury and Port Hud-
son; let them go for such length of time as they
can spare-for thirty, or sixty, or for ninety
days: Let them assist in preserving the Missis-
sippl River, that great artery Of the country
and thus co'aduce more than IN any other acdy, to
the perpetuatson Of the Confederacy and the sue
cess of the cause
jeff Davis was right. He had a just
appreciation of the value of Vicksburg and
Port Hudson to the ''perpetuation of the
Confederacy." His opinion was shared by
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-07-17
The Cabinet Engaged III DiacugsEOns
over the BASIS OF Peace.

The subject Of a peace basis, it appears
by the telegraph, has been a matter Of
Cabinet discussion. As in almost every
thing connected with the war, and its
management, wide difference exists be-
tween the conservative and radical wings
Of AIr. LINCoLN'5 advisers.
SEwARD, with BATES and BLAIR to back
him, proposes an offer Of amnesty to the
Southern people, coupled with q suspen-
son of the conhscation act, and free
pardon IN person and property to al ex-
cept military and civil officers These
latter to retain their property, bat to be
ineligible to Office.
CHASE, supported by STATION, dc, in
-!sts u,:aa a total abolition Of slavery after
1876, except as to minors, who are to re-
main such until they reach legal age, and
slaves over forty years, who are to become
free ct their own option; loyal slave states
only to be compensated for their manu-
initted negroes; and the Federal Consti>
tuition to be amended by striking out the
provision which recognizes slavery as
basis of political representation
The President, it is said, has not yet
expressed his opinion between the two
projects.
SEwARDs proposition is one that would
restore peace within six months after the
rebels are fairly beaten in the field; while
CHAsE's would prolong the war until the
Southern people were not merely beaten,
but exterminated. That is the practical
difference between the conservative and
radical schemes for settling the rebellion.
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Observation-Disclosures

We have published LINooLN's reply to
the application of the Ohio Committee for
the release of VAILANp1GHAM, and the fol-
lowing is the concluding part Of the Com
mittee's rejoinder:
The people of Ohio were not deeply moved
by the action of the President, merely because
they were concerned for the personal safety Or
convenience of Mr.. Vallandigham, but because
they saw in his arrest and Punishment an at
tack upon their own personal rights; and they
attach value to his discharge chiefly, as it will
indicate an abandonment of the claim to the
power OF such arrest and Punishment How
ever Just the undersigned might regard the
principles contained in the several propositions
submitted by the President. or how much
sOever they might under other circum-
stahces, feel inclined to indorse the SEN
timents contained therein, yet they
assure him that they have not been authorized
to enter into any bargains terms: contracts, or
conditions with the President of the United
States to procure the release of Mr.. Vallandig-
ham. The opinions of the undersigned, touch
ing the questions involved in these PROPOSE
tions, are well known, have been many times
publicly expressed, and are sufficiently mani
tested in the resolutions of the convention
which they represent and they cannot suppose
that the President expects that they will seek
the discharge of Mr.. Vallandigham by pledge,
Employing not only an imputation upon their
own SINCERITY and fidelity as citizens Of the
United States, but also carrying with it by
implication a concession of the legality of his
arrest, trial and punishment, against which
they, and the convention they represent, have
solennly protested. And while they have ask
ed the revocation of the order Of Punishment
not as a. tac0r, but as aright, due to the people
of Ohio, and with view to avoid the POSSIBLE
ity of conflict or disturbance Of the public
tranquility, they do not do this, nor does Mr..
Vallandigham desire it, at any sacrifice OF their
dignity and selfrespect.
The idea that such q pledge as that asked
from the undersigned would secure the public
safety sufficiently to compensate for any mis-
take of the President in discharging Mr.. Val
landigham is, N their opinion, mere evasion
OF the grave questions involved in this discus
sion, and Of direct answer to their demand.
And this is made especially apparent by the
fact that this pledge is asked il a commanica-
ton which concludes with an intimation OF Il
disposition on the part Of the President to re.
peat the acts complained of.
The undersigned, therefore, having fully dis.
charged the duty enjoined upon them leave
the responsibility with the President
(Signed by the COmmittee)