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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
4. !. Ss7enbnn r osraus9ster uaO eissutbamer
aIer. miller, 5ebalfs.Gpitcr.
Die G0untD= lGerGamm(un0.
@iroNe llmipm Oempnffratipn.

Der ltnion.@ountp. .SerIammluno am
lesten Somita9 i'm bicii9en Gourtbau[t
--etne SerIanmlun9 Der patrioten une
Sreunoe Der llnion-lpuroe 3ablreib beis
9erpoDnt, metU 70 al5 man billoerpeife
ernartcn fonnte Der Der Taum 6es Sc
rt0t6IadI5 mar nibt RroB 9enu8 bic 8ei=
ipobnenoen aue 5u faiIen. (S5 mar oies
cine 8erionrmIun9 Der naDren uno auf.
ri6ti9en Grtuuoeu uNIere6 tbeuren 8a
terlonoe6, GOnititution uno @efe6en, oes
ren llmftur3 ourCb fi0libe HebeQen uno
ibren n6rOliben Qnb6n9ern 9eaenpdrtio
bcorObt miro. Sc mar eine 3uIammens
funft Uon Sreimdnner, um fib Gber Die
feBi9c trouri8e Gage unferes 9anoes ,u
bcfprebcn, uno Den Seinoen Der Repub=
lit ju 3ei9en,-fomobl i'm Sioen mie i'm
" ytoroen-oaB mir, nit ocn prin,ipien
unIcrer Sdter be9eiffert, Die Nufl0Iuna
oieier Union ME 3u9eben. Sc fbar cine
SclfSperIammlun9, Inn GeipiiIe Wens
tben, Ole td9llCb 9c0cn Den Grie9 uno
9e9en Die 9tegierun8 oruGen uno fpreben,
aber nidbt Elm eini9e6 Hort fallen laT;
fen 9 c 9 cn Die Rebcilen, Die uniere uns
fbdBbaren unO tbeuer erworbenen Srei=
belten nieoCrmcrfen potlcn, an Den Yrans
ger ju fteQcn--ibre 0onblun9cn Su per-
oommen, uno iDr Brlen Su perciteln.-
@enn mir ie III 8runoe 9cben, piro es
6urdb Die Rebeiten i'm Sioen nit 6Ilfe
ibrer Sreunoc i'm gt0roen 9eIbeben, unb
eS III bobc 3eit, Dap oa6 lopaIe Soif fib
erbebt uno NRittel cr9reift INN fi6 ee9en
Serrotb ju itbigCn. cScoermann mub
beutjuta9 cntippccr Vatriot cocr' 8errdz
tier icin. 9Iitbt6 fam iG8t unlere liebe
SreiDcif, Die 6rei0cit Gurer &inoer uno
fp6tcrer @Cncrationcn retten, als Der eis
1erne 2Sllle, ooB bcr 6ric9, bon Rebelz
len entjltuoet, uitbt cbcr enoen oorf, ols
bic oieic Uernicbtet, coer 8eIeG uno Sros
nun9 in Den rebelLifDen Staaten mieDer:
ber9cifellt iino. sStoer Srieoe auf onoes
rem @run6la9en tann nur III neuen 3pi=
iten, 5u neuCm &rit9e fiibren, uno oebt
burb oisien Grie9 Die Sfllperei ;u @run.
De, oeifo oducrboftcr iuiro Der Srieoe fcn
uno oelto brrrlitbcr miro bieit6 4ano bsrs
nab oufblGbcu.
Seoer, Der irgt 6rieeen um ieben preis
boben mill, lit Gin Serrdtber an @Utt,
Srcibeit uno <crlan0.-Gr 1T Elm Sers
rdtber on Soft, inoPm @0tt ale Mlen=
f6en- mit 0ttitcn 9(ecJtcn fbuf, uno Elm
fhimpfi6er GrieNen, foiUie er BON oen
n0rblttben Scyrdt6crn befGrmortet miro,
tpiroe Die Sflouerei 0u6oebnen uno peres
mi9en Gr 1T Elm SerratDtr al Der Sreiz
belt, neil er oaju bcitr09cn rpiroe, oa6
SfaUtniob nit Der 3eit AUDI auf feline
freien Mitmeniben gu LADEN, une er 1T
Elm Serrdtbcr an ieiHer SOelmatb, meit
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Suolid,c ,Sinan,en. .

Der Sinansminiiter Der 3ebclen io9t
in ieinem Seridt, oaB iib Die Staotss
ibulo Der Sonfooeration am lesten Dec.
1862 ouf $50 Millionen Sbaler belief ;
bis gum ndbifen Suli miro fie $500, :
500,000 mebr betra9en. Serflofenen
December purben fir Sc Wiuionen per=
sin5li6tr S6aeamtsnoten aus9e8eben,
auBer Den 26O NtilIiCnen, Die fene Gin
fen traoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Sefentlt6e 95en6u.

Withuo6s Den 25iFen Mdrj nd1fen6,
UNI ~ rltr Ntttass. ioasn am @aR9nuIs bcS
lntsriGritrnm, In Slatinaton, eeGa County,
fUlssncs brvssIt&r Sitter EFsntlb ptrtauft psr.
ben, nGmtd:
Gin pUrtrsfHGcr @rty 6amilisneaI psItn
in wrnisr ais A Muuten feline Msite trUttrn
fam, cine id6riss @Orsun Nldbrs psldbs man
ntht frblfpannen unb gut seben fam, Elm gutter
2'@dulswa8sn NIT SopY. rins Stdrrp SuIttp.
Elm rcppeltrr S6Iittsn nit 9Orp, SruIsitsrn nit
S6tmrl, 2 gantee YfrOsgsidtrrs. elm g4dBslsss
I&irr, 2 Nudennrbs, elm Strap S6slsn, z Bst'
ten une Stttlabm, elm Sarlutrn. Sfrn, pnrIOr.
Diem Sti6e, tn BALE Dubsnb 8ar1immsr.
StdtIs unO anbus StubIs, Sisnnsr ano 8dRr.
'Setper'@biS, unb IUnii nod alleIsi @antaus'unp
Sausrn- 9sratbiGnftsn gu umfdnpli6 alss an,u.
fGbren.
Die SsbinSunSsn am 9ertuufstass unb guf.
partung Bon
Dennis Sunftfer
5ttruar 25, 1868. nq3p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

U8ie pirau5 Dem luentaun Demo.
frat" eriebcn. 1T SertboIo @icicr, Der
tir8lib cine iun9e a0tbare Dame BON
Gatton gum Sraualter fiibrte, nit enem
onoern Mdoben, gtamens 9. Worp
Glider ourtb8e9dn9en, wobin, rpeib man
sur Belt nod nibt. Meier 1T bier gut
beeannt, Den CT arbeitete friiber in @lonl
II. &ubter'6 8rauerei uno mo6te nab
reno ieinem 9icrfein Die ScfanntIbaft
oe5 Mdobrn6. oa6 er, faum oemfetben
an9etraut, 10 fbn0oe uerlafen bat. @r
nar Sompa9non or6 0errn 9copolo
Gern i'm Sierbraurr SeIb6ft unD bat
llaes i'm Stide oeIaiIen uno feinc Gbre
Iufs Spiel aeiest, Inn Ieiner ,,jpeiten
eIebe" ju Decentralization Gor.)
OTOiefer faubere Ssrtbolo @eier
purre pori9e &obe bur6 einen unIerer
pclisiiten in @itt6bur9 orretirt uno bic.
Der 9ebra6t uno befinbet iitb nun in Der
bieiioen Sail, rpo sr bnter einem Sitter.
fenfter iiber feline Sblehtiofeiten na6.
oenfen uno Belt finben miro feinen
fbamloien Wibtritt Su bereuen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
tTeb Elm RanonCnbeet pafTrt Ole
2aftPrien ron i0iHahiirn

6 bieaeo, Is. Scbr. Gine Spe.
JialoepeId)e bon Mempbis BON aetern mel.
oet, oaB oas neue panjerfanpnenbcot cSn=
oionola Srcita9 Nabt 8idsbur9 paTfir=
te. Srce Der 8orfebrun9en entocdten
Die 8ebeuen oas Boot uno Die per1bieoez
nenSatterien pettei fertenes in Den @runo
3u fbieben. Ge fam ieoo3 unbel6doi9t
binour6, -'7-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Qaserbisr fanf Gente.

8Ori9e @ode fano cine &erIammluna
mebrerer 8irtbe in philadelphia ftatt,
in Uelber befbIofen rpurbe, Den prei6
oes 419ersbiers ouf fiinf @ents per gtas
ju iteuen, nenn bic 8cjablun9 nit
popier9eIo eeibisbt, unb Den Yrei6 BEL
3ablun9 nit Gents auf bier Gents ;u
bPla iTen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
alIc 5ritunsen fir err petomae. Hrmrs c
pcrbotefI

Sen. Scooter bat entIbieoenr Srber
erlohen fir Gr9reifune une Seitra=
tun9 bon SorreIppnoenten, pelbe our6
ibre Wittbeilunaen Irmeeberpe9unoen
entbGlleu, bic perfhpieoen bteiben Iollen.
Bis ouf neitere Srocr6 III bic 3ufenos
un9 oaer 3eitun9ena anbie
u rmee boten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
SefentltC0e g5enbu.

9tuf Oientag8 ben 17ten Ol&rs
nd4Rtns, I'm IL rtr MiHnss, iOHsu eti 6aufi
Res SerIicrtensn 9 II IA @. eGrtBgsr,
In BeiInturs Saunltip. et6u Gauntp, lOtotnSe
artifsl auf TfrntIt4r grnru psrtauiE @EIhGh,
nGmIi6i
i3pei pfrts, spd gid ubr RanAtlsa, biz
8u6e, 3 8Inpr, 5pst pinsduls geSesn, rpon0B
elmer aan, nsu IN, SFiiss unp G9een, etns CUTE
gGs. 6ria, StuIsitsrn init SGtnft, etnt Drslds
maI&ins nit pfertssspaIt, cine 0inomdtds,
Strubtanf, Sol,f6ltten nit Sob6v, rtn Snaot-
I6littm. elm Str6p S&ttlsn. Gin 8daCl&tS-ess
iar. Yfsrbssd6irr fdr 5 pfsrbt, 4 6llfstnrssE,
rin Shuttarrsn, ,pei Better unc Ssttlabfn, En
9N&, Dcst, tine SCrtreflItAs SuSsibG&fs. 6sur
uno 1iasabsln, &dbtrttsn, @etrdtSs'SSds eeE
uno Strot, Saomsn auf bea 5tles, Gstsalss
teim SuIhrt 9runctsssn bstm SuiGd, uA
lcrIt nod alsrlc 8aurrn' unp 9aus @u6tS-
I6aftm ~ pstlduftis 81 melhsn.
Die Ssbtnsunssn am gsrtaufstasf uib Hui.
rartung prn
Senro @erlep, ,fh,,,,ora
2afreo 9ebrin9er, "'" '''
6sbruar t8. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
etn er 6Oupern6r seItorben .

9tew l6aOen, Connecticut, Sebr.
10. Gr9oupern6r 8o9er Sbermau
SaloWin fturb beute frGb i'm Qlter BON
20 Sabren; ct lpar elm Gnfd BON 8ceer
Sherman.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

~u u9eneral," !" Iaete zines Sa9es Der
bcfannte Maior Sad Downin9, ,,ib
babe itetS bemerft oaB cieienieen ecuts,
melbe INNER beret fino, ibren leeten
Slutstropfen Ju per9ieBen, fib febr
bGtcn, Den eriten Ju per9ieBen. - 9eioer
baben mir beutjutaee gar pisIe patricten
oisfer Qrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
DcrurtbriIuna eines tl1Sroers.

Srenton, 81. Scbruar. @bartc6
9eriS. Der on9eflaet uno uerurtbeilt 1T,
Den ubrmober S. Rorano in Yrinceton
ermorbet uno beraubt gu baben, erbielt
bcute feline Sentej pubIicirt, na6 pelber
er am 3. Npril aebdnQt neroen foQ.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

pdrtisrs Enforcement II sin ittr srObfs. - srS6G
als is = lmp sr Fam fir prIrn 9,iitr bIrstn, ta
puiIstte untr isnsr tiSsnsn aufii8t tut4 BIZ
brlcn grtritrr aufssmadt wcrrfn ilt-u unb BIZ
prsibs bic sr FIR lsine ArtFsl fOEHrtr pvrbsp aGe
biqig ssfunen psrpen.
Ninn ruff an unp uritsiIe fur fa lsIb1--unb
r tCfft, burh tiGiss @Efibt. eutr SsesnruS unp
quite gpaarsn immsr6n, nit lfintm antbstI Sf
CUNT hes pubIifums trttrt Ju rfrrsn.
Rsubsu Sie9sr.
Qaeniaun, 5eb. f5, 1863 . Habv
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

@o ofdineton, 81. Sebr. Sen.
2. Cameron BAT feline &eii9nation als
8efonbter in ct. 9etersbur9 ein9efenoet
uno Sen. @afiius W. Slap rpiro peoer
in aleiber @iaenfbaft bahin aeben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

~De @paneeIiItbe 9emeinf6aft
bat befblO6en, Siibof Srpi9 ODER rpenr
sr nibt 9eben f6nnts, ben preci9er 9
1cis, na6 OeutIblano su lenoen, um oit
8irfiamfcit ibrer Mifion oofelbit ~
uhteriuhen uno oariiber iu berithten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
0elb Wirb Derlan9t!

alls Ditjrnisen psItt NOE in ben Is&upss1
SiGsrn, ron s. gS. 9rtrIer utb SumP!,
SnuGpI, eGntisr in Der Stdbt alIsntaun, foul
big linN, nsrNm bITenr6 aHissf0rpsrt uBns 3tikp
psrluh bd 6. g8. Srtrlsr in tsfasla S!aft ansu-
rufsn unO gliGtistrit ~ MAIDEN. .-SOIGs M
pisir frcunCIi6C gla6rtSt uRbsriiif&tst iaEtn.
w'rrtn ilh tS ltlbR gu puranEsn Eatsn, uiuG Fl,
llnfparn tttcmmtu.
&. lS. SrerIer, uno Comp.
iittrunr I9, 1868. ra3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Sur SeIeatenfamilien.

Bum gtusen bon SCloatrnfamitien mol
len mir bier cine Sbotiotbe anfiibren, Ole
pobl nibt au9emein befannt 1T uno Die
mir audi erit fdr5Iib erfabrcn baben.
unfere @siee9ebun9 bat ndmli6 leeten
Binter elm 9eIeb pafiirt, lporna6 Sol.
oaten, Die in penniplUanifben 8e9imen,
tern iteben uno in Der Sbldbt umeom.
men ODER an &ronfbeiten iterben, auf
Staot6foifcn na6 6aufe 9ebra6t rperoen
fonnen. Ole &eiiefoiten 6er 9crion, rpelz
he Die 9eibe bolt, tperOen AUDI per9titet,
falls c6 ein Sermanoter oes ScIoaten 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
Sefentlt6e genbu.

Mittpp6s ben 11tm 0tdrj nd9fens,
um 10 rltr gcrmittags, ipa an Der Wctuuna
Srs uutn,tiGnstsn, In SiSpbsitenQ Souni&ip.
ec6a @auntp, pas foIeenOr bswsslGr Gssnthum
auf EifertIt6t SrnOu psrfuuft ptresn, ndmltG;
Bier pfrSs, 10 Stad Tinppitb, wpruntE
f& 4 WtlI6tdbs unb stn Uuttffili&G EurSnH
Bun tffnoen raS lletriss III tun9ss SieS; 8
9dufer. SGpstne, DrtfGmaf6tns siGs Wfsrbsas'
malt, 8tnbmibls, SirCGbnnf. zine nsue SSEs
Drill. patmt SsursGsn, Spti 4.@duIswdstn mtt
GrSbcptes, bdSun Gin buitrdOsrigsr nit patent
a6lsn, Elm 9ussp'Bassn, 2 pFhSs, 3 esesp,
UsIl6fOrn .Gsss, Srusttnn unS S&smsl tipe
etttsr wstds lt& Su 36 jug ednSs aussinsBssr
,tebt, Sol,I6litten, ga&tl6littsn, cine Satsk
Ssipers Yrtbs, @rf6irr fir pfgsr, 5uitrtrps,
sin 9Bo0utro6, Sperr'uup 8utlstttn, GtsifsuRp
YFusswuassn, 8te&sn uup 0dttIn, 2 Ssfm init
Jtobu 5OI,tthe, Safer unp Stennrr, unS ipaa
nod Oitlsrlst artifsI, ~ umtdubl4 81 melbsR.
grsptt uno &uipnrtuna vpn
Yeter &rorsf, ir.
Z Bafenbad,, guttipnGr.
Jstrunr rs, 1863. ua3p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

%Dr Grfinoer Der erFrn Srefbmas
l6tue in oieism eanoe, 6err s b n 8.
Bennett, tfarb in fsiner @obnun9
IN eodport i'm St1ate Rsu gorf i'm "a.
Sabre feines alters,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
a GleeGaQmen,

Simrtb9Iuumcn unb 0Ia6sIulmsu
gu Ssrfaufsn unO rpirN sttauIt pen rsn InIss.
l6risbensn in Der 9dmiIton- Straes, uddbnt SkR.
re Su pCrels' Nn1ninsn .S6Op in alcntswa.
.- Slant upc Sbri rignaaE.
5struar 25, 1868. szs~
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

aarr artsu StibIe
oils S6auffIadbls ben ssts
FIsirRsn tis su, ben srEftM.
GuffOn . Sidblf, 9antie'
Stdbls, sspUbnIiGr Stdbfs.
SttissS, 70 wis ole astsn
8tnrG StabIs auf 5aRr
hdfipn n,Iro. - SSein hPnsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25

pCn ben Ssamtfn Der Ssriammung uuter Ssid,
net unb In Dem es6a 8tsiTsr, 9e6a Gaunts pa
trtCt unb 5rispsnSbrtsn bstannt semaat wfrpen
Gousn, 0lntsrssitnst Son ben Bsamten.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
I9ett ID Curf Brit s!
Nembeaa Gie0er,

~FUV'HHWVF VT WI ~F.VF <FHFHEWHEY
8tbisnt fib bislrr @rlearu6sit lrinm JrsuHs
rsn, Gj5nnsrn unb benz pubIitum lbsrSuupt Die
gn,stss 3u MAIDEN, pdB sr bas Stub1ma9r .@sG
idift INNER nOn fCrttrtrsitt uap ,par In Der
Bsf. Samilton.Stra6e, brm olttn Stanbpiass.
unO psm pOfamt scrare ssssnabsr-aaRO CT 90
alien 3sitrn sin sOlfdnpisss Qfurtsmrnt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-25
6rpfse unb emtbnfEaftifcbe


8ufolse uorber, burdb Die GrecutiUe
Union Committee BON eeba @auntp 9e'
9ebener 2(nsei9e, perIammelte iib eine
9roBe 2fntabl abtbarer Sdr9er, Die uns
fer tbeure6 Saterlanoe am 6erJen ba.
ben uno bic liete Union 5u erbalten min.
fben, am Samtta9 oen 2Ilfen Sieies,
i'm @ourtbauie in I0entaun, fir oen al
Ieini9en @no3lpef Die 0eoenlpdrti9e be-
trdbte Sage unfere6 9anoeS ;n bpIpres
ben uno ibre 9sfibIe uno 8eIinnun=
gen oariiber fooann Der 8elt 5u proflas
miren.
Tim IL llbr rpuroe Die Seriammlun9
aur Sronun9 jur Srbpun9 9erufen ourd,
Sobn .. Sliuer, Giq:, rporauf cine bas
lu belfimmte @ommitte bic fol9enoe Ses
qmten Der Seriammlun9 einberidteten
bic einftimmi9 8ebiIi9t ipurtcn:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The draft in this
city was resumed to-day. No disturbance
occurred. Among the persons drafted are
eight from the office OF the Daily Chronicle
and the pastor of the Catholic church.
The draft in four out of seven wards in this
city has been completed. 1t embraces 260O
whites and SIS colored men. Among the
drafted are three clergymen, as many mem
bers of the city councils, and several tele-
graph operators; also reporters, printers,
lawyers, and representatives OF all classes of
business. party of drafted men attempted
yesterday to escape from the city, but were
apprehended as deserters.
Judge Advocate Holt has given the opinion
that paymaster's clerks are not found in the
lists OF the exempted class. They claim, it
is true, a certain relation to the military SER
vice, as do paymasters and others who receive
a ration daily as part of their allowance, but
they are not so far in the service as to be
liable to the field duty for which the national
forces are drafted, and they should not, there
fore, by reason of their positions be permitted
to escape that liability should the chances OF
tine draft impose it upon them.
Henry II. DePuy has been appointed Indian
Agent for the Upper Missouri and adjacent
country.
The Mayor of Portsmouth, Va, accompa-
MED by Mr.. Brummel, member of the legis-
lature of Western Virginia, has reached
Washington on business connected with the
recent conflict of authority between Cen
Naglee and the municipal council.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05
General News summary.
BOSTON AND VICINITY,

BOSTON AND VICINITY.
1he grand jury OF Suffolk county will COM
inehce an investigation of the recent riot in
Boston on the 18th inst.
Inc heat was so great in Boston on the Sd
INST that two horses dropped dead in the
Inc death OF two more persons from gun
9;'o' "UunuS received during the Cooper street
riot IN Boston is announcedin the rennr, NJ ths
city registrar. F''' VI '''e
Col. Richmond of the Sd Massachusetts
regiment OF nine months volunteers has d.
cllheu the offer OF Gov. Andrew to be commits
stoned colonel OF one of the veteran volunteer
regiments, on account of a chronic disease of
the heart. 'e"'e Vi
lu chelsea, at one o'clock on the afternoon
OF the ID INST, the mercury indicated a fem.
perature of 100 degrees.
MIDDLEsEx COUNTY.
Mrs. James Rogers OF Someryille. for 70
fusing information to an enrolling officer nm
the 4th inst, was bound over for trial in tho
sum of $1,000 She is the mother of two sons
but represented that the family consisted NJ
only herself and husband.
Mr.. VIM. Williams of Lowell has been an
pointed steward at Tufts College.
ESSEX COUNTY.
The Haverhill Gazette says if that town is
to be credited with the men in excess of her
quota, she will only to have to raise ten men
under the draft.
PLYMOUTH COUNTY.
Wmle severe storm was raging on the LIST
lust. in Marion, the house of Ezra Kendall
was struck by lightning, twisting off the door
knob, shatterlng the glass, and throwing the
window casing across the room.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Michael Greene was arrested at Clarks
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05

MEMPHIS, Aug. 4.-Col. Hatch has driven
Richardson's band Of guerrillas, one thousand
strong, out of Mississippi, and has turned his
attention to Gen. Pillows forces, which are in
the neighborhood of Paris, Tennessee. He is
reported to lave crossed the river at Paris on
Sunday last with six regiments.
One of Gen. Dodges scouts, who left Tus-
cumbia July 18th, has arrived at Corinth. He
reports that Rhoddy has sent all his baggage
and stores towards Rome, Georgia, but re-
mains in Tuscumbia Valley, with almost all
his forces. This scout also reports that near
ly half OF the Alabamians in Bragg's army
have deserted, taking their arms, and are in
the mountains refusing to go back.
Lieut.. Davenport of the Goth Mississippi
regiment left Johnston's army four days ago,
and reports that Johnston with the bulk of his
army was at Meridian. Part of his force was
under orders to go to Mobile. They were
entirely ignorant of Grants movements.
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The War with the Indians.

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 4.-The steamer Rob-
ert Campbell has arrived from the mountains,
where she has been with government sup
plies. Her passengers report that the Sioux
are very desperate, and say there is no place
where white men are safe. The Campbell
grounded near the mouth of the Yellowstone
river, and the Indians on the bank made sig
nails of friendship.
The captain sent boat of six men on shore,
when just as they were landing the Indians
fired ON them, killing three and wounding one.
The crew OF the Campbell returned the fire,
the effect of which was unknown The
steamer left alone, was boarded by the Indi-
ans and robbed. The steamer Belle of Pco-
ria is aground. 1t was feared the Indians
would burn her.
The government has taken possession of
the Nellie Rogers and Shreveport, light draft
vessels, to transport supplies. The steamer
Sam Getty is at fort Randall, loaded with sup
plies, but can neither move up or down. 1t
is thought the expedition against the Indians
this season will prove failure on account of
the low water.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05

FoRTREss MONROE, Aug. 1.-THE Norfolk
Virginan contains the following -
"SAvtLL's HILL, Aug. 3.-News has been
received here of the cavalry expedition under
Col. Spear. The cavalry and artillery crossed
the Chowan river at Wintun, N. c., and pro-
ceeded to jackson, twelve miles from We'll
don, near the Roanoke river, where the rebels
were discovered in strong force. Our advance
made splendid charge on the rebel advance,
and drove them back, capturing 10 prisoners
Our loss was two killed and three wounded.
We captured sixty bales of cotton and one
hundred horses.
1t has rained necessarily since the expedi-
ton started, rendering the roads nearly i'm
pasSibe. The men have suffered great hard
ships. Had the weather been fair much
more would have been accomplished. The
return of Col. Spear and his command is
hourly expected.
The Richmond Enquirer says: 20 1t is con-
tlrmed that nearly all Grants army have LETT
Vicksburg, as the Yankees report, for Mobile
and Tennessee"
The Richmond Enquirer, of August LIST.
says: 90 1t is reported that force OF Yankee
cavalry have appeared at Stafford's store in
Stafford county, fifteen miles east of FREEZER
icksburg. Gen. Neal Dow will proceed on a
trip to Mobile this morning, escorted by two
officers of the confederate police. We are
not Informed Of the purpose of sending him
to Mobile
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-05

SAN Francisco, Aug. 3.-The ship Ocean
Pearl has arrived here from Hong Kong with
500 Chinese passengers, and also later news
from Japan. The newspapers she brings from
China give an account of n terrible earth
quake at Manila on the Sd of June, running
half the city and damaging every building in
it. 2000 buildings were lost.
The bark Ford, from Kanawaga, Japan,
Jure oath, has also arrived. She reports that
the japanese government had paid S400,0 900
as indemnity for the murder of Mr.. Richard
son, but refused to surrender his murderers,
alleging that they were subjects of Satzama,
who refused to give them up, and the Japan
ese government pretended that they were not
able to take them forcibly. The British Adj
miral proposed to proceed to the principally
of Satzama and take the murderers. The ia
panese government declined to acGede this,
saying it would be making war on Japan.
The question was unsettled, and the foreign
ers in Japan feared that war would follow.
SAN Francisco, Aug. additional ad-
vices from Japan up to June oath state that,
although the japanese had paid four mil
lion dollars indemnity for the murder of
Richardson, France and England still de-
manded as redress the surrender of the muir
derers and also indemnity for the losses con-
sequent ON their expulsion from Ma
gasaka, and also for the loss of the mer-
chants of Yoku Haki in shipping imports, and
atonement for the Gotea Hama fire. Should
Japan not accede to their demands, civil war
would ensue. The question seemed to be
whether Japan had better make war with the
foreigners or with one another.
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LATEST NEWS.

BY TIE LEG RAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 4.-Direct adyices from
the front state that the army of the Potomac
is inactive and likely to remain so for some
Tune. The various corps are camped in heal
thy places near fresh water, and have cool
and comfortable quarters. The first INSTALL
ment OF conscripts reached camp yesterday.
From 200 to 400 daily are expected.
The rebel army lies between the Rappahan-
mock and the Rapidan, Lee being at Culpep-
per. Everything is quiet within their lines, as
in our own. Burroughs for 20 or 80 days
have been grantedby Gen. Meade.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. 4.-Advices from the
army of the Potomac say that the enemy, yes
terday, sent Il reconniterng force towards the
Rappahannock in the vicinity of Kelys Ford,
probably to ascertain our position and
strength; but, after a skirmish, the foe was
driven back. 1t was generally believed that
up to yesterday Lee had not received any re-
Inducements of consequence from Richmond (;
but the rebels have been sending heavy sup
plies, as if they intended to reoccupy in
strength.
Information has been received that guerril-
la parties scour the country between the Rap
pahannock and the Potomac, south of Deco
quacon. Lieuts. Nelson and Wilson, The
former of the 9th and the latter of the 9th u.
S. cavalry, were wounded in Gen. Bufords
fight at Culpepper on Saturday.