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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19

lIsbrrrOb, 5runtIin 6. S6rsiber. gBiaiam 8 Stout,
6surp Miller, Goruin SihIine, Ssnrp Gmerdb,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-19

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-13
THE EXCITEMENT IN INDIANA.

Rrocla m atioa ny Gov. Morton-Tran ansrer
sS Rebel PsSsoners TO Camp Chase-Ar.
rest or Rebel spy-Tne Shooting OF
the Deputy Provost Marshal An Rush
Comfy, sc.
CrSc1SSArf, June IL, 1853.
6oversor Morton has Issued procamatios 70 the peo
pic of Dsiana soiemny warnirg all persous agasst
sstance tho government IN apy FORM hndering the
federal officers 10 the discharge OF their du,jes.
The rebel prisoners at casap Morton transferred
Camp Chase yesterday About MY East Tennesseeans
(oonscrpts) took The oath q aegaece aud joined the
Seventy 46est lndispa regiment.
spy, belonging TO Jcn Thompson's command, was
arrested at Indianapolis yesterday.
No news has been received from the military who went
to Rush county to arrest the men who killed Deputy Mar
stal stevens and decisive ofacer CIsy6eld.
The excitement In thas part Of the state agAnst The
enrolling on'cers continues.
Tho Enrollns Commissioners faye been driven out Of
wh,s River township
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-13
ONO DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Nomination OF Clement l.. VaiIandigham
for Governor and George Il. P"gh for
Lieutenant Governor, sc.

Nomination OF Clement l.. vaiiamdig igham
for Governor and George L.. P"gh for
LtcutcnaMt Governor, Sc.
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1868.
The Ohio Democratic State Convention met at Columbus
yesterday, and very largely attended.
Tx Governor Medll presided.
Hon. Clement L. vallandghim was nominae ed for Coy
ernor on the first ballot receiving 44s out OF 4G vjtes
His nomination was then made unanimous.
Hon. George Z. Pugh nominated for Lieutenant
Governor by acclamation.
The Convention then completed the State ticket by
making tho following nominations
For Auditor, William Hubbard
For State IT easurer, II L. Knapp.
For Judge Of the supreme Court, =. vyyp Trump
Rcsolutions wcr1 Unanimously adopted pro,cstine.
against President Lincolns emancipation proclama,
condcmning martial law in loyal states whore docs
not exist dcuouncng the suspension Of the writ OF habeas
corpus; protesting earnest terms against tho bansh
mcnt of Hon Clement L. yallandgham, aud calling tho
President recall him and restore him all hts rights
citizen OF the United States declaring that viii hail
with delight dcsire OF tho sccedc states 10 to
their allegiance aud that viii cooperate with the citi-
Of those states TO restore peace aud that Insist
upon tho freedom OF spccch hc freedom the press and
the right Of trial by jury
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immensely popular, and who crowd around him with
questions and atterng phrases often as be appears

questions and sterng phrases often as be appears
among them.
cTuER MJuEiEs-NARsow EeCAPES
The only injuries sustained side yesterday, 10
addition 70 those above mentioned by Lieutenant
Wilson Of Company A. One Hundred and Twenty second
ker Company g, Tenth Massachusetts, wounded severely
In the thigh. There were the usual 0umber Of
escapes. Lieutenant Hutbe of General Wreht's staff,
tumbied Of hammock under the trees by stray
bullet, which cut the rope.
ADDITIONAL rRoors-sHALERis BRIGADE
The brieades Of General Wheaton and Colonel Eusiis
comprising the balance OF Major General Newton divi
Of troops from the division Of General Wright. General
Shaler whose stars fresh upon his shoulders though
he has long commanded brigade, remains WITH his
troops who are daily and nightly performing heroic and
arduous service before the enemy They have been here
almost from the beginning Of the movement holding
advanced lines and carefully guarding against attack
ARRIVAL or DKsERTERs.
Two deeerters from the Twenty second North Carolina
regiment came IN last night, giving themselves up as
loyal men who had beca pressed into the rebel
agaiust their wE Their advent foretold by
deserter who arrived the night before and who reported
0ut two divisions OF the enemy in our immediate 'front.'
Men who came down carly In the week from (haDceors
vile say that sunday last there grand review
o the rebels by Gen. Leo.
81 SOME OF THE REBELS WANT CIVIL.
In tho front and On the eft the hostile ickes are much
better behaved than on the right. Several times yes
;erday they held up copies Of their newspapers "
they wanted TO effect an exchange intelligence but all
Intercourse OF that kind has very properly been pro-
hbed They have q couple OF very fine military bands
whose mus ic was heard till late hour last night.
GENERAL HOOKER
rode along the ptrenchmcnts last night accompanied by
Major Generals sedgwick and Newton and the officers Of
their stalls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-13

IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.

Spirited Hand to Hand Conflict at Mon.
ticello-Defeat OF the Rebels, SO.
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1853.
spirited engagement took place at Monticello, Ky %
the 10th inst.
troops under Colonel Kanz, had driven tho rebels
from Monticello and falling back towards the Cum
berand liver, when tho rebels rallied In force and a.
tackled rear guard.
Our forces retreated slowly.
Reinforccments subsequently 10 their relief, when
desperate hand TO hand conflict ensuod, lasting two
hours and resulting in tho defeat Of the reb,ls.
Our loss thirty killed and wounded.
The rebel loss is not stated.
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The Chase OF ihe sirius.

=
BY her Ma esty steamship Blrracouta we have addi
tiona Giles OF Nassau papers II the day Of The
departure OF the Barracuda from Nassau that the
States Rhode Island chased the English steamer
Sirius until the Latter got within the "maritmc ,gue
OF the shore, mentioned IN last Gaseds IL seems
that while the Rhode Island at anchor by permission
WITHIN the prescribed distance the Sirius steamed close
to her and went into port and being in British waters
consequently safe from estation. We notice by
ahe Charleston Courier OF the 23d that the Captain OF
the Sriss had entered protest against the proceedings
Of the Rhode Island. Among others he charges that
Rhode Island chased tho Sirius within the prescribed
limits OF British waters, that vessel having come within
loss distance than three miles Of Salt cay small island
eastward Of the city The sirius was direct from
England and bad never been engaged In breaking the
blockade.
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IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
Reported Mutiny OF Tennessee Troops
Gen. Bragg Wishes them All in Hell.

PHtAnELrHii, June H. 1903.
Aspecia despatch, dated Mur eesboro, June IL says
lady who within lines states that Tho robots
IN receipt OF very despondng from ycksburg
and that well known rebels in Chattanooga and shslby
Vile selling OF their goods ami property com
batans at great Sacrifices in anticipation our speedy
occupation OF those places.
Cheathams division is three miles this side OF Shelby
vile, and cheathsm appears TO be very uneasy
The rebel Tennessee regiments utterly dcmora zod
Bragg ordered TO go south TO renforcs Johnston
whom the and some OF the officers mutinicd Bragg
then ordered out brigade TO surround tho mutinovs
regiment, and swore he would hang ten day unit,
discipline was restored Bragg also saie In the hearing
the whole Brigade that he wished thesc Teunesseeans
we're "alf IN Hcl."
There grsst excitement over the sasir iu shc vicinity
Of Brssg's srmyc
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Vigilance Or the Bloc aiding Omccrs-
The "Rusners" Closely Watched.


The following letter, addressed TO Yankee resident OF
this city picked up the other day Correspondence
Of this nature not ordinarily intended for the public
eye but when found Ia the open the inference
would TO point 10 such gut OF this kind Of ltera
ture will more than compensate for the loss Of merely
one specimen. And this Inconvenience remedied by
the publicity given the underground mail arrange
ment one which doubtless performs It's functions with
Efficient auxiliary In extending the facilities for
inter insuas communications Captous people may object
10 the perfect freedom with which the neiehborIne
sAuds, Gays ana Lighthouses are smpOyod ios tbs puf.
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The Expiosian in seventy. ninth street.

The Committee Of he Boa.t Of ildcrmen appointed TO
ASCERTAIN tho amount Of damages sustarcd by cnizeus
the vicinity Of the exploded cartridge factory In seventy
ninth street met yesterday afternoon, Alderman Farley
IN tho chair. number o. The sufferers by the accident
were present. aboat thirty Of whom came forward aud
handed their namos he amount of Their caims for
damages 1hesc claims varied IN amount rom 100 10
a. 7b and amounted ~ tho aggregate 70 about >Gj 900
alderman Farley recommended the sufferers ~ appoint
n delegation 10 confer with the Common Council Ho did
not think hai the Common Council would dsray all the
probably assist tboui.
The coin. .ittee adjourned for week
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THE LATE RAID INTO MARYLAND.

Retreat Of the Guerrilla Mosby % the
rEy Mountains.
WASHINGTON, June 70, 1853.
Information received to day shows that all quiet In
the neghborhood Of Pooesvile.
Aoebys raid into Maryla land Of short duration.
telegram from Leesburg his force Carter's
Mills on Goose creek Loudon county at daybreak day
hurrying back 70 the mountains. The Union troops
in pursuit.
The troops who are stationed In Upper Maryland
hoping for and prepared for fight since Nosbys
raid across the Potomac.
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ncxueians Thereat-Thc JOY Bells Ring
ing-Resume OF the Five Years Con-
test, &c.
OUR CARACAS CORRESPONDENCE.
CARACAS. May Is, 1868.
The guns are firing sky rockets exploding in the
ar, and tho bells are ringing merry pea Of Joy Gene
raj Falcon ratified the convention Of peace lately cele
brated between General Antonio raez and General
Antonio Gozman Blanco "viva Venezuela" "viva
Iibertadl'
Tho civil s ended which deposcd Presidont Joso
Tadco Monagas from the presidential chair In March,
1885, who placed himself under the protection u the TO
reign minister's and subse Iuenty mrrisoucd, and
finally demanded by tho English and french squad
rons. and carried TO Martinico by steamer.
Following this the elevation OF General Castro
tho dctatoral chair his overthrow Imprisonment and
finally his expulsion from the republic aud tho elevation
Of Manuel tclipi Tovtr TO the presidential chair, aud
Pedro t;ual Vice President, by ary voto (oppsi.
ton votes being prohibied). President Tovar OK ,bo
precauon TO resign 10 favor OF his vice, tho veteran
Pedro ,;ual who was arrested by military force by
order Of General Echezufa by concerted plan Of Pedro
jose Roas I, oley ate General Pacz TO the Dictatorship
Gene al lose Gregor Monagas oxpresIdent was arrest
ed 70 Maracaibo aud ded In prison Vice President
Gnai imprisoned and finally banishcd aud died In
Ecuador. General Jose hnto'o racz assumed the title
Supreme Cbci and Ped Joso Roas became Secretary
General all the fartmens of the government Gc
neral tchczuria who arrested vico President Gua and
called General Paez TO the dictatorship, at the instance u
Roas bav demonstrated at tho overbcaring ard arbi
trnry conduct Of the latter was In turn arrested and
cvnclcd fr m the republic.
The federal leaders (sb callcd) opposed 10 all
the usurpers during the live years civil rncy wcro
psonouncei rebels Who did they rebel against AGAINST
usurpcrs who ovcrbrew and seized the government
from any patriotic motive but thirst Tor power willing
H. elevate themselves the ashes of their country The
federal lenders always willing nnd desirous a. sub
init the vote of the pcplc and urged that
be called hut the rejected al overurcs short Of
Submission t. their will. More than leu THOUSAND neu
who forced into the ranks against their l
suffered martyrdom other the cld of batl, by
bcg murdered in cold blood without pay ani vooriy
hen General Falcon the federal chief arrives IN this
government
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the SIEGE OF vlCKSBUR0.
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Heavy Cannonading Heard Up
the Yazoo River.
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Authorizations Of am Attack by
Johnston.
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Admiral Porter Predicts the Speedy Reduction
Of the Rebel Stronghold.
The Late Battle at Milliken's
Bend,
&C., &c.. 60.
The Cairo Telegram.

III ass CAIRO, June II, 1868.
Tho steamer ST. Cloud, from vicksburg on Monday
morning has arrived.
There was heavy cannonading up the Yasoo when tho
boat left, the import Of which is not known.
officers by this arrival say believed In the camps
that battle in is highly probable. No one,
however, believes Johnston 10 able 70 raise the scge
The nght At Milken's Bend Saturday wsa@ more
importance than at first reported. The rebels were
800 strong, under Henry AcCuliock Our force was
less than 900, 600 Of whom were negroes.
The rebels nrst drove forces nearly surrounding
them The fight was conducted with energy and dcs
peraton by forces and the rebels were held at bay
until gunboat camc to our assistance.
Eye witnesses report loss in killed At one hundred
and thirty.rour, one hundred OF whom negroes
The wounded about the number. The list Of
the killed very large in consequence Of many Of the
wounded being killed under the no quarter cry.
The rebels left hundred dead tho held, and
took away several wagon loads Of wounded.
The negroes is reported, fought better than their
white officers. many Of whom, IL is said, skuked.
About the time the battle n column of rebels
ma their appearance at Young's Point.
All citizens and transient persons had been put under
arms. No attack had been made when our informant
left.
Admiral Porter Confident or the Early
Capture OF Vicksburg.
WASHINGTON, june IL, 1908.
letter has been received here from Admiral Porter,
which expresses the opinion that the siege OF vicksburg
cannot long. He INDUCES in the highest encomiums
touching the nghng qualities OF TROOPS He regards
vcksbre stronger than sebastopo and his judgment
good In tho casc he the ground at the taking
Of the Malakor
The mortar fleets above and below vicksburg keep mp
bombardment night and day.
Another Batch OF Rebel Prisoners from
Vicksburg.
wAsnISGroS, June IL, 1868.
second detachment Of rebel prisoners OF war captured
by General Grant their way from Indianapolis to
Fort Delaware. preliminary to the exchange Of the enlisted
men, This makes total nearly five thousand prisoners
the result thus far Of Grants operations, and will
balance the surplus against in the exchanges with the
rebels
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Charleston Celebrities in Nassau.
tErnm tho NaSsau Guar dim May 21

Among arrivals from the Confederate States
Mr. G. +. Marehant late manager OF the Charleston
theatre and well kiowu and accomplished actor lie
roate for England but &c are pclssd to learn that
during his stay Nassau purposes 10 give one OF his
readings from Shakspere aud the southern poets.
Captain Black, Of the steamer Calypso was presented
last evening, at the Royal Victoria Hotel with beautiful
gold watchcha!n and seals and massive silver pitcher
by the passengers who came over with him or his ast
trip. These testimonials of respect and esteem were
presented in a neat speech bp Mr. q. +. Marchant, OF
IharIeston Captain Black made appropriate response
large number Of tharestou and Nassau gentlemen
present n'this interesting occasion.
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Briti.h New. Reported from cA.rls.son.


By the steamer Britannia, Captain DE Forrest, which
arrived from Charleston Monday night we have been
nst through which vi enabled this evening 10 pab
lsh IL the manly and straightforward speech OF
Mr. Rcebuck Ia the House Of Commons (br e.y noticed IN
last impresson) the deprcdations committed
peaceful commerce by federal gunboats under the
command Of Admiral Wilkes. N Is high time thai these
enormios should checked and rejoice 70 nnd that
tho subject s occupying the serious attcation OF both
houses OF Parliament
7he Charisston Mercury Of Nay "a publishes the ospw
ing important intelligence from anada-
RICHMOND, May Is, 1868.
The Quebec Journal says that had reached that
city fifteen regiments had been ordered from kng
land Canada in consequence Of the American (Yankce
Ambassador having notified the British government that
in the iron clad steamers now building for "thc EN-
peror OF China should be allowed depart vii! he
Equivalent declaration of against the
United The Canadian journals also say that nine
vessels had eft England Canada with arms, ammun
ton and military stores Of them being bound 10 Que
bee and three TO Montreal.
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Nine. Roiter Dicfenbach
The Case OF Acting Provost Marshal
Major Constable.


The prosecution Of Major Constable the former acting
pvovost marshal for the city of baltimore, charged with
auuIently retaining about 50 900 belonging 70 rebel
rsorlrs who were placed under his charge, Was disposed
aar 20 day on a technical error In the indictment.
Tho court EXPRESSED no opinion on the merits OF tbs
sst.
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SARATOGA, N Y, June IL, 1893.
The Poet ONCE here was entered last night and robbed
of about sixty dollars belonging to the postmaster All
the letters ia the oce opened and raed. There
mn cine az vet 10 the robbers
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A Dangerous Rebel Weapon.

:
On the passage OF the steamer Margaret and Jessie
from Nassau T. this port accident took place.
dangerous military weapon having been placed her
deck Captain Wilson, her commander, thought II best
for tho safety OF ali that should DO thrown overheard
and while he experimenting the work the pcussion
Of It's tall from the side Of the vessel to the
pcde tho force Of the blow tearing away part Of the
innictng several bruises his person and injuring
Others The captain for somo time nscious aud
escaped v I'm bis lie as BY miracle.
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CIScSSAri, juno ~, 1868
II Is understood that Mr.. yaandIgham has proceeded
70 some southern port, from which he Intends 10 take his
departure for Nassau.
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Music I'm the Park.

Tho Park Commssio- announce that there will DO
music at the Park Tho Mall, today at four O'Clock r.
NJ by tho Park Band under the leadership OF H. H. nod-
worth n tho weather Is fine. Tho following Is the pro.