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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-04

O~1~A we'll known gentleman Of Winches-
ter, Virginia, is in the habi OF relating an
amusing anecdo'e on the great love that A.
mer;cans have for naval ami military titles.
Crossing the Potomac mo Virginia, with his
horse in a ferry Boat, the ierryman said:
"Major, ! wish that you would lead your
horse little forward"
He Immediately dill SO, observing to the
nan:
al am not maj and you need not call
me one"
10 this the ferrvman replied:
"Well, kmnel, AK your pardon, aad III
not cali you so no more"
| Having arrive at the landing place, he led
his horse out OF the boat and said
MY good friend | am a very plain man;
I am neither a colonel ora major-l have no
tltls at all, and hate them. How much
have to pay you?"
The ferryman looked at him surprisingly
and said
You are the first white man have ever
crossed on this ferry that warn't jist nobody
at ALL and | swar I'll not charge you moth
ing"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-04

0TUncle Sam had neighbcr who was
in the habit Of working on Sunday, but after
while he joined the Church. One day he
met the minister 60 whose church be belong
ell. "Well. Uncle San." said he, "do you
see any difference in Mr. P, since he
ioinsd the church," "Oh, yes,n said Uncle
Sam, "a great difference Before, when he
went out TO mend his lenses on Sunday, be
carried his axe on his shoulder, but now he
carries it under his ogerco2t"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-11-04

Ia-Tn Milan township Vallandigham
runs eleven votes head ofhis ticket. - San !.
dusky { tiyris Curfy) New,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
6 0 pnfaurpt4pG II f

Das tin,tse SnRrumrnt etsitr Grt In alltn'
taun, rpurbe ntulid patmtirt unb on srrbsn So'
fen BON @bria uno Saur auSeiGaft, wUburG fis
in ben StanO ssisBt FnO, Elm ssnauss 0lulttr bee
Scpfss auf papisr ju ;si&nsn, wonaH Der BE-
itlts PUT ssfCrmt piro uno paiien mub, slst6'
Sisl psl6s Gcrm Der Rcpf tat. Nsus SGts bril-
den pdbrsnb Der rrRsn Gage esmStnIt& unanss'
nsbm an ben 8cpf unb man&mal II 20 Der Gau
bae fs bic Gcrm prs 8rpfss ME unnsbmsn. Die
fer GsbItr pirb batur@ psrurIa6t, bab 6its ME
malls BEN &ppfs ansspnet. iCnSsrn nur I'm alI
ssmsintn pUn Usri6isOrnsn @rGbsn ptrfsrtist rpsr'
ben. I'm bIsfsm usb, uCrSubsussn, pures 6af
Snirumsnt, Gpnfsarptpps asnannt, sinssfatrt.
NIT psIdsm In 3sit VOu sinissn Sssunbsn sin &C.
naues WUbrI bss SSpfes trbalten miro. Damn
pirb tsV Sut na6 h'm RuhsE bts SOpfes &C.
fOrmt, pIrN ssnau pu7sn unp irsi fsin UCn Druid
auf irssnO stnsn Sbsl Res &ppfss, unb bamtt
wirb ptsI ROpfpsb unS anhsrt unannstmIiHsstsn
utrbtnbrrt ptrbsn.
Qurntaun, October 30, 1868. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
llniDn Galfltetnbrt6e,
I'm lille Ole GO an3cbt.
glcssmbrr, A. 1868,

I'm lille Ole GO anSebt.
Subrm tsr EntrIGrsbsns fir bic tisbr ssnrf'
isnr lntsrIidBan9 itinsn Dans ablattst, pdnI&t
rr tirrmit aIlsn trFannt ;u maGtn, bab er Der al.
tsiniss &issnttimsr Der Ctmsfnnnntsn Stsinbrd'
DE Ia, unb oae ale 8s6nunstn fiir saItfsins mel
DE bisrna6 estauft psrcsn, an ion isIba Ju be.
,atsn Rnb Gtmfaas, ba6 sIn gpesrstt ssii'
4rt purpr fir Die irsie StnuBuns Ger aItsn Stra,
&c w,lar an bic altsn 8ri d Iiibrt. bin.
ter rsm 5auIs ptI&ss. frItr Bon Siaar SrUwn
tspUbnt mar. Ssaanbis auf 5anO Elm gOrrnlb
Salflsin auf Slaftr. SOI6t wtlGs msbrs SIafs
ter gu tlufsu wduI6sn. fcltsn ibu Ssitsaunsn
uprctrtanb MAIDEN, rsrlGt absr bintsnb fnb, tn.
rem feline SSdtIuns 3u MAIDEN IN, bis bic Stst'
ne sstclt wsrpsn. DifIs Ststns 9sbSrrn gu ben
rstnlsn 8aIF. .GnrtCnatrn i'm Staat, uno fsr SaIf
pauOn II 70 gut Usnn ni&t tsiIer fur auf's Sanb
als irstnb Gin antrsr i'm 9strauh.
SGufsr er1,etn Dem llnteUsi&nttsn stnn Ste
fallen, psnn Ht itn prn ni&t ssbTrisr @ufmst'
Iamtstt, unerrr6hn 5orpGunssu CSr uuesjjs.
mrnctm 9strassn pGn SrIttn letnsr Artsttrr, In
Stnntni6 IsBsn.
9. 9. 8atliet,
Gi8sntbumer.
guvsmtu 4. 1868. na3w
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
l0oGene Bett=B(an6ets, 6eretts
IuC6 unO 6lumtge Bett Gep=
Didle

atsrssuat, tae itr barn fauisn tpsrett
llntsr,rthrstsr rinI6t aud Su temsrtsn, 6ab
ctalst6 CT ME In Der NahbarIGaft ppn ancrrn
Osrartsrn @tabIifsmnts 0CGs siniammrItr, unb
sr au6 ni6t winI6t IOlGs ,u psrtIdnsrn. baour6
pa6 sr sIri6 anbern prabIt rae bic In Isinsr secls
lsnmanuIaftur gsmahtrn Artifel ale anbsrn In
pislsm Qantreitstt bel psiIsm Etsrtuffsn fih benz
nc6 bic SunoIGaft Der Glsntaun Spclsnmib!s.
felt llnlsrSsiGnfter btsIhbs trns Bat. gang snCrm
permstrts, une 5par nht nur aus Der Na&tars
fnaft, 1cnben uu6 ndt Ttnts aus tsRa6tartrn
gaunties, 70 Rag ausssSsbnts gsrsrbbsrunstn unp
8ermstruna Der WaI&nsrir idbrIih npitWsnbts
unp pom llntr;si&nstsn anssbra&t purrtn. unp
irrrm sr Isn,n Rmrsn tisrmtt perbinoIi&fi fanft,
uGn1dt CT, Th fsrnsr Iasn, ipelht tbrs Bpls mad
Der alsntaun DpGsnmaRufattur brinsen, eaeur6
nls1t& ,u ma&sn, ba6 sr ibnsn aus ibrrr @Cle
quite unb I6Bne StriTs fir Spnntass rbT S&aif.
flstbsE Osrfsrttst. uno 1par gu biltasn prsisn. -
Wsbr.rs suts bstrIssma6tt Stcffs, icUis aud
Slanfsts unb Sspbitbf. ptrUsn gum Sertauf oUrrds
.bts atbaltsn aE Ssr alentam @U0rnmdbls, fdb'
LID pom WaEIt. .Sisrtd. an bn Efsinfn et&p NO
bts srO6s S6OrnfsIn 10, bsi .-...
6enrp SabrieI.
y. S.-sBOls pirb iets sssauft anp Der
gansbars prsis tssablt. p. y.
gatntauu, Stunt "a, 1863. rabs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
Sinser's
81 4 + NJ a i'd the,
ltnfere LETTER A
unIere LETTER Z

+ IN lien Se q una 6iHe,
rreiht Ihnsa einen ousesbrsi,tsn, meltbsrdbmten
RuE Sis In cbue 3pGifs CinC ber 6sfttu, biuieGifu
uEo ldbSuIfeu unttr allen Gem putiitum anaGbctGnsu
TamiIisu RdbmafbHsn. 3Gtne ouesrt Samillen
@abmolhins bat 70 pifIs nHslths Giuribtunssu gum
08beu S6umen, Binben, 6alIEn, Sttdtn, SthnGs
rem, Stsppen, u. I. 10. 8sins anbsrt gtabnloIhius
bat bic Giurihun9 fir 70 ptds psrlhlsetne artsitn
Sis in eesieuet gum 4dbGn pon allen Sertsn Sub,
uuo nit utr(hieotusn SortGn 3wirn. Srcss unb
nsuers 9srbsfsruHesu maiden uuitrs SamiIients2a'
fdins Die ;uvirlasfe, pauerbaftsfts uno fhtrfs tn
brsr Irbtit 6ei ieoSr ebrsisfst. bic st ssbtu tanr
sis mattt ben Gtsppiiid, DsIhsS esr bsffs Sht If
esu es osben fam Sresno SCHano. ron een ssf
fbCoenGlen glaturaabsn, fam nit eintm BlSd Die
Butltateu 81 Samilisns9ldbmofhi bsarbCttGu Itrs
nsu. lInisre Samilisn'Sl Sldbmaihinen hnc In stnEm
bSdbH stsaantsa Stpt psrttrtiet.
Die 8EbiulG Der SamiItSns sNRaftinIn " rem b!r
fsintsn uno baugrbafttIisn drbEtt. Gs beihtst te
9QaTbiue pGnu bisIdbG ntdt I'M Ssbrnutt III. unb
beim Sldben pirb baAdts austtnauotr sdsS une bil'
oct tinsn feIisn, aerSunissn 1iIh, um bic 6reGii
eorouf yu lsaen. ginlss Der SsbduIs Fno ron iSesr
eresntlihsn 3sibnuns-snfab, wis oos gel! iii
hsimifbsn 93aIoe ndthh cosr 70 tstn ausssnrbtiet.
rie bic aunft hs nur MAIDEN Fam.
Gs IN uur nStbta ,u itbSn, pas SisIs Santlten'
| 9Qoihnen tSiitsn t6nrCn, un ttd tbren 9rcssn
sSsrtb urtbstn III tSnuGr. Dtss!be IN aut Dem ef'
fen Q2eae 70 tetiebt gu ptroGn fur ben paus9ttroud
ais unlsrt gRaf9insn a fdr 8abrrfantsn ousr ar
Eno.
Die 3usiauSfFstu Fnb cuffs bsts Srr9dsbtn mi
auepfich Ssipe, NlSbfaotu, Raesln, SsL |. ~
ueu Der reridatitfsn S.ualttdt
esnest fit elm . imp blst
Die Ginger Munufuftur Grmpans,
; ass 9rcaepar, 0lCu Ners
Wbi;oedpbta 8sFb6htIstuI $40 GbsfnuttraSs
gD- SIR Utss Grmpdsnis IL 8. s. Sraubs
iur., In aGsntUwn, ale gstnt anssnslt rrresn.
september 10. 1863. nals
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
GrnltlttGe N16ri6t.

Gas DirImisIn wsI6t upa in ben 8stnunss'
bidder res SdlCrbaR 6 tnrlts Surt'
6aItsr, Isbtttn Don glisbT NilfCrD Saun'
Idiv, eeha &eunip. l6ulOis inb, linO bIsrbur6
aufasfcrOsrt innrrbalt 3 g9oGsu tri btm Inter
,..4n.tn dn,urufsn un6 tjutydtIm--bs"n mad
DEM DbIlsn 3titraum pnbtn bic stOa6tsn BaGst
In bic 5dnbs zines GrisOsnri&trs gum GintrstbtH
dbtsesbm.
e, 8urFbaIttr, @r'or.
Gtt, 2, na3g
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
MuSperf1uf at Soften.
0rpEe 8araainS


Stun III Cure 3.it edbss, tsnn Nrt. StOpp
unb Comp, al 30. t3. sD. Samiltpn Stross,
Itne baran ibrsn san3sn Stcd BON g8inter UliI:
ner.g1aaun, ubns Rddf6t res asssnpSrtisen
8srtbss, aus Su psriaufsn. Glreants Srlpst
SOnnsts. wrrtb Sc, fir s4; Ssiren gonntts
$3.50; StrOb DO. so Cents; Slumrn 12 @snte
pas paar, Hu&ss IS Gents, 5aarnstts 1 5 Gsnts
edoits rOlIsns 5rOOs fiji 40 Gents Jtinbsr
DO. 81 Gents Nubius so Gents; 9dHi.s unb
Stnbsr Oats fir so Gents - oIss nsus Stplse.
Wtst&faqS G6Ens eutse unb GmbrOiOsres,
Grdps, GOlIars. Srausr. 9Onnsts, Bills uuo Cd
ehs.Gcr1sts. &IoaFs fir 9ihirs uno SiROsr an
aGsn TrtiIsn. Slumtn 81 per 9cr, Studies
st.25 PER Der; 8rumss SO bas Dubsnt; Ell.
Nsn.8tpst 50 per garb, julammsn init sInsn
ausssbsbntsn StOd Nillindrs @itr. QiOiss,
rir ISnnsn Gum nur stnlabsn I'm Gcelct& 81 tOms
Htn unb sitfs @atsr In Auasnf6sin ju nstmrn
une rp& an bisisn pantheon prslsn--btrn rrtnn
9br sinmaI bic SG5nhsit un6 Sualitdt BON bisisn
@iter fsbt 70 fdrGtsn mir aud niGt. bab Sbr
ntGt tauft. eanb' uno Sorn MGtnar % fSn'
nn 25 Tuunt nfparsn rpsnn Rs lire Gntdufr
an bttItm 6aus MAIDEN.
December 9. 1858. n73m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16

g1trb tisrmit sra,tsn, ba6 bic llntrjr&ne!m
ais Grrcutursn Der 6lntsrIalIsnl&aft rss Srrl!cr'
tsnsn Oanisl SuB, IsBbn pen Glib
g4trtba1 9aunf6ip, eeta @auntp, anssfslIt Nor
ben fue. gas sittrntgsn perfprsn tatsr. bic ned
an bsFoeit 6intsrInfsn1boft f6uIrn, fno bier.
NIT aufSSfcrbrt innutalb feds sSc&tn on,urufsn
uno at,uts,lbltn, - uro SrI@s, bic nod rfGt,
mGbIss Gnforbsrunsm battn mSssn, fIno stsn.
fals srTu6t icl&s tnnnbalb bsm tsfagltn 9st
raum wCbltsRdtiet sinSubdnti9sn an
SamGtI CGs, c.,,rs
Heuben Sus, - WV
RRss~bz 4e, 1853, AeSa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
DaS 10 bIfetIe
Eleiber > emporium,
Sn Ter gtatt alentaun,
eSretuIQ ltNS 9teeSer,

fScStutG tttC0 SCSSGeCP
a, gsnatbrd5tiaen taS aNgsnl1ins gutlttum
a has fs ihg Gsit6ft oIs & aH man N t.
.IIG b si6tr, on 30. IL Oa bam!I;Sn
gtraes. IL hnToan. non INNER io1bstrsitsu, uRt
,u5Ithfr astt pTRbsra fs cG6sbs-Ip'a ttts audi
tsreus au,cp&rs bsFanRt iit--baS man ea ta tbs
nsn
Dit beiteH unb ppbIfeiliten 8letber,
In ein,, unasssue rsn wsnisitsns so RslIsn Tau
fen taHn. G6 Ia biSs guar rid aela9t, atsr sS bal
fiber aut, inrem ss nihtS ale ois refine 9eabrbst
II. Sis bassn 9s9enwarti9
Ginen berrlihen Stod &leiosr
fdr eir Sabrs,sit pafTrnb ouf pOno, Der Gub itbsr
hit9t an GbSnbvit dbsttrOfen rire, tEitsbSno aus
GQen gIrhn 8Sdsn,
gqs Nrtsn 0eltn.
aus arten 6oIr,
QGr @rtm SaIstd6tr, ttc.,
llnS furj 4Gts tas In ibr Sab sinfhlast, unb oisIs
SbatlnGS, Iuianmsn esncmnen NIT bsm Shtn3i'
faaten ftst lf in esn Stduo aIIs GnfpreheneE nadn
Bunfb bGbiEusn Ju tSunEr. 4ufst oaber on che
tbr fcniimo toufst, psnn ibr Gusr'n SntSrSHsn 5e'
rreu fstn poGIt. 8er9efst ben Srt ntht, osritlbE
III SO. IL On 6amiUen.S StraFs, SrpiidGn Gem III
len pous" uno GHclsrs apCtb'te.
Gle fno eantbar tdr bersits eenchent Suno
daft uuo bitten um cine Tortbauer Der @unif hes
publifums, mrfdr fs audi ftsts unb immsrbin eont
bar fGtn utroGn.
@reinte uu6 TecSer.
dGsutuun, Sroi 9, 1863. rqts
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
g. 9YIO1t5,
RanfmammS 2cbmeibcr Hnb &iet.
bers$56nbIer.
as gRabt ben GtnmchnCrn ron Bitblsbsm,
9dblebsm 5do, SrCsmOustur9 une llm9Cssur


~as gQabt ben Gtnwcbnsrn ron 9itblsbsm,
"A 9Ssiblsbsm Sdo, TrCsmanebur9 une ilm9C9sne
III ahtuuaspcn befannt oas sr Enen 5psi9:SIsi:
Der Stcrs trSffnst bot, on
SO. 10. Sroao Stro6e, nabe Der Meain,
Setblebem.
Srdr du uno prdfet Den sre6sn Stod ron
6erblts uno @intcr Sleioun9,
aus BEN bstsn IRatsriat bss nsuslten Spls pCrfsr:
rat, pelbs an tiltosn preiIsn ptrtauft pire, aIs
bislsIbs bisbsr in Sdblsbem an9stot,n roures.
6r. .@illia . atESma n, Der Suptrin;
lsnosn, pslchsr elm prattiIdCr Shnstotr ron piSl,
iabriasr @rfabrune uuo Gin bcribmtsr 1usibnttrsr
in, une nsmals Gin 9tsiouuesiid psruufaItst. pirt
tsiSn6is ssssurpirtis siu, um bic Suncsn gu bsSs:
nen, ...
Gin pcrtrsffIihtr Scd rem
&d6tm, @afimcrs uno Stitin86,
vsn rpclbeu bic euuN'r fd auslp5bIsu tSnnCn, UNI
Fdb eleiosr auf 8stSuune MAIDEN gu Iaisn, iinb an
osn biuiaffsn SsbinsunSSn ~ psrfaufIu.
or IRadi sintp @triub nab Ms. 10. 20 N egT
NTi ne ibrUsn psgGn @trtb far FusT SSio bSSsmmt.
E.it;,h.A, Qse. le, 1884 AASs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
O Yes !! O Yes ! O Yes
Gtr6z zGtnWetbun0.

guf Gbriatas. nimlt auf 8rritaeS uaO Sam'
hasS ben 25nsn uno 26an December, fol- bic nru.
srbauts Sstbssoa &ir6s, In SanrSr 9aunI6ip,
WcntscmuY Gaunts, untprit Glagtpn. In 9srts
Gauntp. auf zine fstrrlhe BriIs snsepeibt tprrbrn,
bel pster @slsssntsit pef6isbsne nrus 9rsrtssr
aescnpdrtis istn, unb prtet8tsn taltsn wcrrm.
DaS &briRl&s putIifum IN bSHi&ii sinssIarn
Ger Gsisrlihtst bsiIupUtuCn. - Narfsttrnerrst
wirc nidt SseuIret. aubsr ss III Scrbsr rim Gins
rHfdnrnib sstrpifsn.
Ole 8aumeiittr.
SAGenitf- 2. 1868. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
8ptbe, tlaur, oeItg ariins

8ptbe, tlaur, seIte eriins
unt i&waWGaibt. Mm farbtn pom 0Cls, 9aaa.
wOus, eeInipanb unb Stibs, iu tatsn btl
S. y. @Ofer, 0pctbeFer.
@ldn Fam in NOfr's QpOt6tte 6 gBoIs
len uno SsOtn,su9 i'ttn, rtI4f9 nit Ubssr
5arbs ssfirbt wcresn III.
Wlai 13, 1868. ma -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
81 a d / 6 t.
eedba eauntp pferps.Serii4erunss 9e

cepa SduHtD pTeFeezSerIlpefun9e Oe=
4 ieuf6aft.
eA FER 3: S;!,Hs:i' %!s,s;' s:;s=: s'::
RE w f f s,,Sso, se% SosngsH ,,1s,s,a g.
9,&a Gauutp. am Sam1as ben 2tn Sanuar
1864. um 10 ubr Scrmittdss. rann unb NO
Isba tine Dabl astaIt.n psrbsu iua fiji SsamtC
um I'm b,ocr0stsnesn SdGr ju bitnsn, unb lcI aud
,u stsiGr 3,it Die iitrliGs 8s6nuna atasi&Icf
fen w,resu. 9s wuibs bis,uSur sin Sel6iu6 paI'
Iirt bag fsin Collector msbr- srndnnt prrfe. lon
tern bab ale @sIesr an brn Sststdr brjablt rtrs
ben Iu1sn.; unb 6as ale pslhe fir ldnssr ols 8
Sabre I'm Ridiidnbs Rno. nidt mstr als GlIsbsr
br 8tfsGI&aft tstrd6tet rptrbsn Iclltn 9Gntt'
it9s 8tipobnuns ptro trpdtst-inbsm tpi6ti9r
@eI&Gftt ju Strtanosln porltsarn.
- Das gsrwdltunss' 'Scaro ttr otiesn @s'
I,uI&aft perammrIt Ft auf SamItdss BEN 26fsn
Dusmbst nd&Ilsns, tim 10 llbr SUrmtttuss an
@aatauIt BON s 6trman'J Setter. In Glib
Bsttl,btm, rrspn bic Drsftursn Stnft ;u ntb'
men bsIieten. -
auf 8nprbnuna Der 8carb.
<. 10. j. Rbcrbaro, Sn.
December 9. 1868. na3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
3 II Derle bnett

Ginsr Der beitsn Stobrtinbs i'm Gauntp.
hsFA Der pOslbstaunts &nepbIc9'e
AE1 e to Ranb, In Saucona Gaunl&Ip,
9s6a Gauntp. III priuatim su pulsbnen. 3u BEN
Stano sshDTt cine quite DObnuns, unb an per.
tsirattstsr Nnnn. nit snsr flsinsn Gauiilis, bat
ben Scrius-tUh fam bsrfsts au& bur& cine
lsotss YsrlOn 9srrntst psrbsn. 9sRb fam II.
ssn6 stnsr Gag Sssstsn psbin. Das Ndbrs
ttt peter IDittman.
December Q. notf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16
u Itlenta aui1
SSSOlleru = N0SnbGc.

1tsits GtablifsmSnt II gang hicnbsrs stnSs'
ridtst, UNI fir 8aurn unb Inbsrs aus tbrrr si'
senen gBOGs quite tsimssmd&te Stcffs Iu Srrf'r'
ti9en, uno IS psrbsn bier ntGt nur bic SswStn'
Iifrn Nrtifel, ais
Su9, Satinett, 5albleinen, 8lanellry
StrumpfBarn &C.,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16

pdrtisss Enforcement III Elm lstr srObss, - srSbn
als is - uup Ct fam flr br6sn 9ltt biran, ba
OnNdbs untsr isinsr stsrnsn gufiiGt bur& bic
bsften Arbeiter uufssmu6t nprSsn If uno bic
grdes bic sr fr feline arti'sl fUrbsrt, trtrbrn ale
bilts ssfunbsn rtrDsn.
Vlan ruft an uns urtbsiis fir TG isltif-unS
sr tpfft. bur6 btliee grsbs, CUTE Sttisnuns unb
quite gBaarsn tmmsrttn, NIT lsinsm anttdl Der
@un1 bss publttums bsstrt au psrtsn.
Reuben Steoer.
G1sntaun, stb. t6, 1868. natr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-16

alrr Arttn StibIs,
ais S@aufsIaatls BON ben
fIsinRsn biS tu tsn ar6btsn,
gul1on Stdblr. GansFb'
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
FROM WASHINGTON

New YORK, April 6.-The Times special
from Washington 5th Gays: The cityis snervous
o.night over news derived from rebel sources
that Charleston has fallen; that our attack
commenced Friday and was overwhelmingly
successful, A A iail5Ji
A flag of truce came to Falmouth this morn
ing. Newspapers emuggled under IL make no
mention of the fall of Charleston or Of its Bal-
vatiOn. .t a 81 .--.~~i
Gen. Lee, with considerable force ,is in the
Shenandoah valley. Prisoners captured by our
troops have been found with passes bearing his
signature. Fitzhugh Leeis in the neighbor-
hood of Culpepper Court House with his cav
airy. .r..--...T -zaz3
The Presidents proclamation has caused the
return of fifteen hundred deserters daily to their
regiments. Thus for no impediments have
been thrown In the way enforcing the proclama-
ton. Notwithstanding the time laid down In
the proclamation for the return has expired,
the Government ia disposed to deal lenientiS
with gil who return to their regiments.
The committee on the Conduct OF the War
urged on the President yesterday the issue OF
Ileitets of marque. The subject was the occa-
sion of protraeted Cabinet meeting afterward,
in which two of the department heads we're
positively opposed 10 the measure, as Others
we're in favor OF IL. Concusion was deferred
A notorious secessionist named Gen. Will
hanson, formerly Attorney General of Mary
land, was arrested yesterday BY order of Judge
Advocate Turner, while en- tOute from CanadE
!, TO Richmond. On searching his baggage, q
large number of letters was found showing
conclusively that he was in correspondence witt
the rebels, and involving prominent parties II
, New York and Baltimore. He Was sent t
Fort Lafayette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07
our selaslyns win Entiand

NEW YoRK, April 6.--Ths Tsibupe's special
saye: Our relStiona with Great Britain are con-
sidered by those who are eonvsfsant with them
extremely delicate. The correspondence be-
tween Earl Russell and Minister Adams with
relation to the fitting out and calling Of the pi-
rate Alabama is continued in the English blue
book, but is not yet published In this country,
and correspondence is atill going on touching
the constiuciiouand equipment in British watera
of other piratical crafts, continued on the part
Of John Bull In tone which is unfIiendly, II
not menacing and provocative OF war. Earl
Russell plants himself on the strict letter OF
the statute applicable to the case. He refers
our Government to that statute, aud 10 effect
refuses to take steps to remedy the grievance
complained Of ~ '-.- Hl-..w
The matter has recently been seriously dis
cuesed In Cabinet. II 10 thought In some quar-
te that with the capture of Charleston appre-
tensions on this score may be dismissed. The
ministers here Of the principal foreign powers are
believed to be of the opinion that its capture is
impossible.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-07

othsrs from duty and sentencing desertsrs 10 b,
shot The President refused to sanction th
orders, and Burnside offered his resignation
which was not accepted, and be wps relieved b!
the President from his command.
| The report recapitulates what has been done
and reviews the financial and other affairs o.
the rebels.
The committee say that the reaction which
followed the recent slight manifestation of viii
lingness on the part of few secession sympa
thlzers to offer terms of compromise, must con
vince them they have no allies on which they
can rely, and that the present condition of Eu
rope must forever crush any delusive hopes
they might have entertained of intervention tC
accomplish what they know they can never at
tain unaided. tll 4 ~
The committee says: We must obtain unit.
terrupted control of the Mississippi, We mus
reach those great railroad srteries-the ont
bordering the Atlantic, the other stretching
through the vallies of Virginia and Tehnesset
to the West and South. s.s-s.t -.
We must ss soon as possible take the few re-
naming fortified seaports the rebels have II
their possession, then we shall virtually disarn
the rebellion, cut it of from all external sourc
es of supplies, and deatroy their meaus Of inter
communication, by which alone they have eel
appeared, and by which alone they have beer
able to supply their armies. ...l ll......
We must destroy their armies, aud to do thi
we must concentrate aud not scatter our forces
1t is better to operate successfully against one
stronghold or one army, than to attempt three
and fail.
The indications now clearly are that, both in
the East and West, the campain OF 1863 will
give US brilliant achievements and decisive vic.
tories. s..
Our Generals now 10 the field have the full
confidence of the soldiers, and the people and
armies will so forth knowing their ranks are
to be made full. and that every day that passes
will add to and not diminish their strength
In conclusion, the committee cay: A i the men
who hold high positions in the army and navy
and have rendered valuable services to the
country, with whom they have held intercourse
unite in the opinion that fighting and only
fighting can end this rebellion; that every
traitor in the land must and shall be made tc
acknowledge and yield absolute, unfeigned, and
unqualified obedience to the Constitution anG
the laws, and your committee believes this tC
be the sentiment, not only Of the army ant
navy, but of every man in the couutry-traitorI
and towards alone excepted. 49,. s