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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
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Sept 2

DIN pUIebtsn @tUntas. in sal;turs Eaun'
Ibip. Srba Gauntp, Ssrr 9 0 nj . II Sc d.
in sinsm aItrr SUn 81 Satren, 10 MOnatsn unE
10 Sagsn.
9lm 12hn Stptrmtr, IN SC6nstaun. GamtriO
@auntp, ga, Sfabeae 8. 9Oif ma n,
uno GcGter pVn Dnpip NrBB.r, sbsptm pUr
Soda Gauntp. in ibrsm 28lsn SsbsnSjlbre.
am 6tsn rtrIcs, In gtsOer. 0lfOJO, 9sdbu
Gauntp. on rer gBdlsrIuGt, 8ubr unp rnOrt
S6IasFub Sr. DapiO ROttrod. I'M Qltr BON "a
Sabre, 8 NCnat unD 26 Sage. Ssns usberrstG
wurcsn auf rem 8 am badifeinernsn SHIamm'
lingsbauS sur Mlte gttradt bel wslAfr 9slegsn'
brit s. 9. StnbclJsr preoi8t,.
9m IsBsn Scnntas Wcrgen in S6er.Sauccn1
IdunltIp, GtGa Gdunip VI aria WGa
n a. @begattin bss weilano Ysrilorbsnsn Grspr6
Uittman, In sinem Utter BON SO Slbren, WO'
raten nS % GdeCn.
(Guscfauct burb ben @br,p. 81. g. straEturssr,
gm 6len biries MUnats, in Qurntaun, @tarlrq
6fnr9 SarrtiOn, SObn BON SEllnpO GtarIta
uob Gicia Nilsr, alt Sabr, 4 MUnatsn unp 8
Gage.
@m 15itn tiefcs Wtonats, In Nlntaun, glsn
Sdrtnsr, aft 19 Sabre WUnatrn unb Eagsn
9tm 14tsn Disles In SterIaurcn, Soda 60.
nm S6laafIue, Sr. q Suttrrwed
h snsm utter OUn stwa As Satrsn. Sci rem
SsarGtniBe prfbigte Der Gtrw. Ssrt Dur.
Sn bar lsBtsn 5rstu9 Wa6t, Strr s p6 n
s 0 Il m a II, Gin btslgsliettcr Gtnwcbner bon
SaN 04r'tIaa, III Osn 80sT Sabren ieinss III.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Wttt Der MQDntQ08 ODit.
l1en Ser 0rmrc bca nrn Nnf,er.na


GoutsYitIs, q E, t8. Scpt. Die felt slriarn
Gaasn eirrulirsnrtn @srthtt, tas Gjen. Gcie.
rnn3 cine NsSTtdas Hlttn. rtSurIrcn Tt nodh
BEN ;uoerldfii9fsn giaGrittsn tarauf, bag Gjsn.
NraIY's Sraoes, $500 0aun iiarf Irbtsn
Scnntaa am SirO's Wap scn 10000 NstrlIen
dna'Nrifen wurrs uno iib spr Ni,er uetsrmotit
50 0lsiIen nett surGd,sben mubis. am ndtt1n
NorR'n ridtr CT i'rpd, In cjns altr 4ciition pis.
Der YOr. gtalp'S 9rtuil t:trul 35 8ctts, 8rs
wInrsts unp TcrmiBtt, Udbrsnp sic 9tetslsn piel
mcbr Manni&nfien ssgIorrn tatin maii'n, bern
uni'r' Eruppsn teArutta 36 Iottr, etf am Wcn
tag aaT Dem Saldtifetts arfunren purrsn.
@m. MCietrarS itebt bd 2lfdpette Der frinS,
ltfen @rm5s. bic in ntusrer 3tit tie,u!subc 9rs
Iidrtunafn ertaitsa, tiGt acaCattu, unp ss tam
irtm augsntIid III Cinfr srcBm 9aladbt fcmmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Der Krie9 in Arean ias.

Fncinnati, Is sept. Die
Iette" bat uber 9e2Uemogtb 9ta6.
n bon Blunt, Der in Gcrt @ibion,
in Sersitihaft, lpdy, 9eQen SCrt
+ aufBubre6en. SH ltiuer lesten
ba9ne bat Sen. Siuut in 9 Saoen
Maritp pcn $50 Wieiisn oemadDt,
|Sblo0ten 9eIbla9eu, mo 100, ,OO0
ProtmCIIcn Sano pom 6sinoe 8erai.
|lte, bic iid) Dor Der Niccetsn Con.
ton 6uDteH, eUmrcH tIglitJ tH'e
ju 6uncerten. @e laBt fb ni6t
|eiben, mas oirfe ltn9lltctiiCben aus.
ten b1tten. Metbr ais 100 Union:
|iino ouein bci Bort Scott eebdnot
sribofen rroroeM, icit ole EebelIion
Rn.
/ propiiIon6train5 asben iebt re9et.
BON Sort Smith nad, Scrt 2Innt.
Tes miro i'm tiinftiBen 29inter ooe
t1ualtier iein.
n Srcwnspiue, l(rF., lpno bericDtpt,
Yen. Steele BORT am /. Sept. an,
&ebetten iteben in elmer itarfen
pm 4. Weilen oieiitite pon 9ittlC
Gle Iouen 1900 Nt1nn fart
no 800 9elDuee baden. Sir:
1ltb Ut nab Dem Rec Riuer 9eQan:
Ro bat Dem Sen. Wrice bae Gomau.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Gle GNpperbraee bansen Ole RSpfe
9urra6 fitr Bic l1ntDn !!

3rfclSe sorter ssaebsner anSsiss prfonlmefte
1& sIne istr 8rUbe &n,utI Burger, tuslfsn bds
sSUbl unisrss ttsusrsn 9aterlnnpss, lcwie bic Gr'
baltun9 Der Union unfsrsr Batter ant Ssr,sn Irst
ia be srbEts anjatt Burger bic np6 ts bel r.
ner Iottsn @'slsssntsIt in bisIem 6auntp bsiidm.
men mar - am IsBiG Samitdps gu Gataiauaua.
fir ben Gnbipti lIds iitsr tsn ieBiSsn 3ahanO bee
eances. iopie bariter, tne mir Meni6m In un'
IsrT Mttte totsn, espStnIi6 GOppsrNaps as'
nannt, psI6s unfra9t6 unisrs Rsaieruns gu fir
gen unb bic Union iu 'sraSrsn bsabiiGtiscn, ;u bee
lpre&m,-unb uu6 fir ben Gnbiwsd, elm Union
WobItidst 81 fCrmirPn.
lin II lltr wurts bic @nfammlune tur&
SUnatt Ban 8et&arb. gia., iur Orb
nuns 6erufen--wc fObann bie1slbe Sur6 bic An
itsGun8 fcl9enrsr Scamtrn prsanifirt purps:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Die @abl in Nlatne !
g5W glOggs5sDeS 91s9.
lS,47S ltmiOn:Me e6rbeit.
Grpperbeabism nieperacItbmettert

SrPPI|VtHHIsH HleVfE9tIDHleIItEI'
Die am UorleBtcn Monto9 i'm Stat
Moine ob9ebaItene @abl 1T otorrcid)
fir Die llnioniabe aus9rfalten. 0ieGcp.
perDeaO6 lieBen nidlt6 unuerfu6t, vprbres
teten oGerlei falitbe '8el Gbte uno Qiilen
uno re6neten auf eincn 9epi1en Siee,
aber oltes Datf ibnen nihts, oenn ba5 Sc
fibl fir Die Union oafelbit 1T nod uiel
Su itarf-uno 70 ltno Die 9 ir9er oaIetbit
audi ncb nibt pitli9 Ben &erbiinoeten
nit Self. 0aUis ooer Den @opperDeaos
Ole 3G9el DER Re9ierun9 in Die 6dnoe ;u
9eben.
Sa beinabe alien Oiitriften baben bic
Sreunoe Der llnion 9roBe @sminne oe.
mabt, un0 i'm 9anirn Stdat suIammen,
1T Ole Webrbeit fir 8ouuern0r spiIben
5000 uno 1000 bobcr ais teet,6 Sabr.
0ieisr Qu69ar9 1T cine bittere piue fir
ole @opperbcao6. 6.-0urrab fGr Waine
uno Die Union !
V 9cnniptpanen unb Sbio rperOen
i'm SttC5cr fiber dbnlibe Relultate tie=
fern,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23

G7- Die 3sit unp Der 8aom rrGautt eS uns
etsls gec6e niGt, brm AM Irbtsn Santiago In
Satofauaua aufgrncmmsn'n Gaunty 9idet bas
asbSrige Sct gu iotIsn-U Urer ibsr ttTsn 8rrtrsfe
fitdItrit gu ipTehsn. @erua a'iast in 20 attr
avh IflCn, psnn mir bsnntsn, bas taGits ars
o'r tsiifn Mannsm bss GdunIys dussrrdbIt il {;
'lR aIle Ganbtpatsn barauf I . li1c; unb
edB iie tebsr, Ginerunb 6 aae. bic Gtm.
men atler 8utsn llnipn'GtGnbs unb GSreunbs its
rec VatPrInnoss erbdIten fcltsn.-unb baB bies
aud 9Plhsten rtro, SitS Serif'bt Iih I6cn BON
l'lbit-tsnn rs IN unmGaIi6 baB elm llniUnmann
tttr ttnsn &cppsrNeab ilImmsn fann.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
2nGter lrub nod, beiirr :

Srihte pon 275 Sorpn8 in Dem Staat
Moine 9eten Samuel SoreV, llnis
OF, fin Gouoerneur, 10000 WCtrbeit
iibcr g t ao orb, @0pperbeaor Oie
Sopn5 ron cenrn not 3u b0ren lit, mer.
oen SCrep'5 Webrbeit ;u 10000 an.
ihreilen. 2cetPs Sabr itlno Der Senat ::
% unjCnmdnner unD 6 0emCfraten-
oieie5 Srbr beitebt Der nd,nlibe GCrper
aus 80 Sreunoe Ger Union uno Sop:
parbeoo, - uno oa5 Sau6 Der Repreienc
tantsn beitln0 tCete6 Sabr ou6 IOI llnis
onmimer uno so Cemctratrn-uno Die.
fc6 S1br, 70 lpeit man oebort BAT, beitebt
odti3lbe aus ITO 6reurben DER Union uno
81 Gopperbeooe. Union @epinn, ) Sez
natoren uno IS Repreientanten. - SIN
3lnjen nureen etma 90, 500 Stimmen
NlCbr eiroeAeben ais leetee Sabr-mo bic
Sreunoe ber Union blben a0pOn einen
l3eluinn ron 1922 - uno Die ltnions
Mebrbeit lit arpa 800 b6bar ot6 leB-
tc6 SlDr. - Sn Der Sblt, Dies 1T Gin
8 ldnSenoe5 union sc Iu II
tat. pennipiuanien miro Dem SeiIpiet
Don Waine i'm October notbfctoen, un0
Den llnions@anoioat II. 9. Curtin, nit
elmer Gn9sbeuren Webrbeit rpieoer gum
9oupernOr rmdDten. o 6urrab6 fir
oen Staat Wainr !--0aben Ole Goppers
beaos, Die Q9entan oe6 Self. 9apis, Die
Selnoe Der Union o!e5 9ebOIt =?
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Itc Osaebriebtcm orm GbarieStDn
t NpuItrie iteft bic @eiBe Slae9t
auf.


ort 81 onroe, Is. Sept. Dae
|n6portfbiff nNellp Qerots" it bon
on 6eao bier an9eecmmcn. &c per.
|leeteren 0laB am Sanlit1g, Den IL.
It., frGb s uDr.
er @apitdn beri6tet, baS am Srei.
R(beno in 6ilton 0eap oir gto6ribt
Edf, oaB iber cep sertrttmmrrten
alsn BON Sort Moultris bic ppiBs
B9e Dabe, uno ooB unfere &ruppcn
oiIfte BON Some6 S6Ianb 9enommen
Rn uno befest bislten.
& ie Eebeuen iparen nur nod i'm Ses
bcn ;pei Satterien auf Sames So
3wsi Monitors laeen ;niT6en
lter uno Woultrie.
8 Der Gapitdn Der ,WeltD })erotS''
Pamftaa gta0mittaS 4 ltbr tti Gem
IN BON GbarIelton pOrbsipaSiirte, fab
Plbit bic rpeiBe Slaa9r iiber Sort
ltrie uno erfubr, oaB oas Sort feline
&onone am Sreitas 4faNmitta0 as.
Bert babe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Nie neuIici,e Sfnrmr

Shwsrt Stiirmr tatsn mad snesInuftnsn tsIs.
9rapbtl6tn D'psitrn am Gvsitas un6 Samilaa,
ben 1S. unb i9. Stpt. Ianss Der 8ifs esr at.
ldntiidtsn Stdotsn a:ptitbtt.
@cn 9isu 9IOrt uiro tsriGtst, baf ttftta. Ste,
arnaiiiIe i'm Snrcrn bcs Stdatcs Sirl Sdapen al
9rGden. 9iirnba5nsn unO Sandirn dnatrittst.-
Ssr Gifsntdbnpntstr wurOs cine 3'jtana untrr.
brchen.
Don SIpmnisIYanisn tOmmsn dbnIi6t Ra6.
rHtsn. Der Ssapau DipiHCn Canal bal
ihTsrt Ssf&dpisuuasn srliitn msbrErr Sriidsr
tn Der Ndbs ron Waud Gbunf IDurprn RresEiI,
len uRR iUnflssT Saapfn anssrI6tst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Cginacfanpt.)


an bic Gcitcrsn bss 9sha patrirtS:
Gtniss j5rsunbe teS Srn. 6 III y SUn gynr
Sauni&tp, ersreifen btsit Gelsgsntst fir pa:
'lIu1Isppmpl Compliment gu pantsn, bas i'm
IN Der SitlHsr's 9UnVsntiOu 0sSOut wurOe, snt
tr8niigsn flo nit Der sinfIden &rtldruna. eab III
es tst Der nd6fsn Babl Su wiirOissn piiien Wtr'
ben, oaOurA eaB lis rem Allrntauner OFmcspgsn
itre nteorisr Sstanplurs tbrss Wnbtirsrrs Part
IND siTsrtu TiiBsn wplIrn.
R;n Qvnutauner.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Or. GObias, @enstian Qfsrpe einiment,

Or. &obia6' 8enetian pfsroe Eminent,
in Yrint iSafhn an so Gsnts itrs. fiir Gatm.
belt, SGlnIupUncen. Gals. @0ltc. @errrnfurssn.
II I. no it Wobfstsr alS jers5 hnbsre. Gs wuO
pCn alien Yfef0 lcuts aui pei Gong Setlno 8abn
anSewanpt. 60 tmlrt wspsr rtn 9tiuBbpHs nod,
6rampf. neil frtn Ointment in Grlsn, picS gu
ttun psrmls. g8lS ss au tdriren SprSibt fu
rrt sS pOiitiv. 5tcin gftrrsdansr miro Chns
oabe!tc Ien wEnn er sinmat cine 8laidr asbrou6t
BAT Cine Dcii5 er1ait! mo rc!tet oft sn ibsrs
tiBtes crsr iibrrtriebrneS gfsrO. Sir Collie p0rr
tetbi6me5rn bat ss ntemaIs feline gEWfun9 per-
fCbIt.
-3a tatsn lei allsn Duaa1rn unb tn
esm SuaiUbr gum gr@a Gauntp Vntrtrt, alrn.
topn.
Sept. g. 2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Don Scr Detoma, . nrmes

gSd fh naton. 10. Gcpt. Ollie son gi6s
mcnS erbailensn 3sttuussa Conn Mtipo6 unS
OcnnuitaaJ tsridisn, pa6 Sen. ?es's armse
netrrre SAGE lang irifdm rem 8apipan sSIulfe
nno Sran9e Court Sauie In Stlt&torcnans Guf.
a'ittlt mar, ii' i&sirrn irppa an;ubrutsn, 6aB rr
iid auf ole DeiFnfive teiGrGnfen rOfls. - Nlan
laIitbt barous, baB 0Ce'S Nrnee Mot rrsbr liarf
II. uno baB bic ga@rift. ole babe tr troeutenb.
SttrI6TtnnS'n nab hem SiO'n Ssi&iat, R6 BE-.
itatiae.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Nnrbpn En,Inth

Die 3reunre Der Union pon Carton Gounis
trahisn em Srrlebten WCntas fcIssnbn bsrrtt,
Dan s0atl,'tteI In Grnennuns:
Y fem lp: Gcpt. 9tcbnt ". @t6stt.
g d. dBmeiiter: Dennis 9human.
Scm M & Cntr: Sutn Smit6.
Fnnbme Yer: SBilltam 8. Conner.
aubttcr: SoIepN 5ale.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
9Iu$ SHbneCtcn.

+ 0, Is. Sept. 2tomirat porter
en in Dem ,,9en. Spon" ron I'M:
Pfommen.
n@sn. epon" briu9t Die gta6r
|aB Die Sriaaoe pon @oinr bel
crei 8ebPI lien 3obimtiiter unb
corte BON 35 Wdnn 9efan9en 9eF
I pat. Sic batten iiber 2 Mil
1Ier Del itb, CUR 2(uS}abIun9 Der
II In lcnem Oppartement.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
ltntbitioc 9Pbrnsneifc,

8rtns &Iaiit rsr 0smcintsit ia stu sinsr
Sran9pet rrr GerpauuuaO Dreamer untrwOrfsn,
ais titi niss pusn 0ciddite lis Tets i'm Sauit
o'rrihtsn mubrn, sntrersr am Test fBsab Uprr
Gauntsr lshsnO. 6OoHlnp'S Diull&sS 9utsre
'wiro cine wabre eGOtubat fir fSI6s IcrionGn
fin, unp iEe in Stanp ftBsn ibren 9eItditen nit
sincm tbGtisCn 0rilte na@jufomnt'n, prr itnsn
cOrksr unbeflnnt wlr DtrGcs 8tftsr5 fam bel
allen Dru 'giEsn unO 6Gnplsrn in MsoijinEn srs
baten rrtpen al Is Gents ver Sla1fe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
0eridt Iber Sic R6umung pSn Eidb.
mono.

Sait more, t9. Stpt. Der Svsclal
GoErSirOnsfnt RES ,,Nmctran" tGriIt pun S5ort
ytomos aus nit, rab ME hort Oas @sritt atfs,
At@mOno cCn rrn Rst'iIsn gerGumt wurbt.-
CWon mro ant ttun, pou:a sinr 8sIi6ttauna
Oisi's unrltri&cInliftn GsriatS ab,uwa,tsn, sbs
man ibm @ldubsn Ihenft
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
BON GbarIeGen.

NsugOrF. 10. @tpt. DIR Bampfer
@fsSlsllan Bat giahrttn SOn Gbarieapn tis
ISsten 6tsafds, Is. Sept, e'tra&t.
Sen. StlmCrs li'B in Scrt @r'aa Ihpws 50.
l6ass mcnttren, um BON pa aus GtarIsion ,u
bomtarbiTn.
Dds 5Hue Der RsbsIlenbnttsrtsn ouf Samss
Jsiane bausrts fort, rittSts atu psnia S6aen
an. SumtCr mar nod inmsT i'm feinplit,sn 9eds.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
4ElOHrOe Gauntp Euir.

Die sirtt Snbrtsauefsaans Der Nlcnrct
Gnunt9 9Itrtau GjslelIftaft fca nm 20 unO 80
S'ptsm6er unb I. uno 2. SftCtsr, 1868, II
otrruSetura Bfboi!fn tpsroeH.
Ole III Buds Gaunlp IOl as6aIttR WtIetn, l,
W'Wtaua, 90. uno %. GsptsmGtr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
1fGues Urfnmt-

Gin ntuts YCitdmt, untsr btm Ytamm ,,S6r.
Bern" III srri6trt, al QIbriabt't 0irtbp6auir
tn ot'r' Bern Gaunidip, @trtS Gauntp. unb S0tn
al6TaNt. Gia., als pr1m,Iler te Osmisl6tn an.
asItrllt rrcrrsn. Daa ntm pOlamt litat an Str
@outepcn slasntaan Ittr 6amturs mad 9tstrus.
tWr9.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
'm Der 4SOtpmac . Slrn,se

N tn9t on. I6. Sept. Sin
m aus oem 0luptauartier Der
{ :, Arinee lo9t: uniere Woiition
VA aploanfluB blelbt unusrincert.
piealanton bat fsitlseten cam
|9efdbr $50 9efausene esmatt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Die rDabI t7Cuiafciten

Ole teBtbin abeeDoltenrn @abten fino
p'rttidb 0Ge 0anJ olprreicb ausaefa(tn
fir Die ltnious Sa6a. 81 oieIelbe babrn
in Der Sb1t DEN 8ebe(len Soub9rimmen
uno ibrcn Sreunoen ptn Goppcrbears 6
lan8c 8eli6ter peruriabt. gSir rufen
oaber nodmaI6: 0urrab fIr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
.frnrr an ia GrnGe. 1llia

GrCFr @is is. Stpttmtsr. S,ut,
DiCTasn trannte baS 9l 9rOb' Sauis unb bic 9a,
taplun 8anF HispH, @:v!aR $4,000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Yun fIndnn

y Il II, tG. Stst. Gin Stau uae 10
tttins gSebnbduir tTanntm tsuts in SaIi goacn
as >r
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
Nl}nudb Ghunf .0larFtberift.
1kilaocIphia DicbmarPt

Sn @tilipp's Npsnus Drove glrO flnbfn In
Der IrsIen gBcG,r feGsrnrs grtdufe Ratt:
1858 Stui 9lm .Ytsb sU - 10 Ssnts per
0iGnO.
I40 G;i6t ,u S2O-sl2 PER Stad
f2 000 S6afe gu 4--5 Gents per Yfunb.
700 S6wsire ,u S7-S8 so per 100 pfurb.
Sn Wios' Drove gJlro wurpru 400l Sapsns
;u S7-S3 25 rer 100 gfanp vf!tluit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23
SermDnt,
Watne, Neu< 6ampI6ire,
GentuGD, GalifDrnten,
H6Dbe : S6l1n6
un0
Connecticut!

llnb p6breno oieier 9anjen 3eit bobeu
Die @opperbsoos audi Peinen E N:
Bi9en Stdat, uno faum cine Staot
acwonnen. WcnniDlUanien uno Sbio,
fcI9en 70 acpiB oen SuBitlpfcn Ger cbiaen
StdatPn i'm Sct0ber nab, oaB Elm ieoer
quite ltni0nmann feline 9Aiht tbut.-
Nlon baIte oieie &eriiberun9 nur frif6
in icinem 9eoGdbtniB.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23

bic aufrt6tbaItuns bon bsr liSicp. Ictpe bic @sts
tenpma6uns atIer 0sitBs s'ssn U d Srbre&sr
! aebTrig ju ldSbsn p,IIsn-trtr butte sinsn gSakls
;eitsI In Grnsunung esbrctt tabsn, nsldsn mir
| bFr;tih ~ ttrtr Sedhiuns uno lnterltiiblng an
smpfsbIsn I5nnsn; als bic wabre @iIn3 ron eOy'
aItdt, be;iBiIt, auf tir srcssn 5rds'n res 9nn'
bes llnp oaG mir itrner aldubCn, cab 20 Gin
g9abIpttel III prldIeS Die meiii Tniibafte unc enc
rrsilhs tlnterfiieunJ ppn alien icplien Oldnner
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23

R aarb SrUsNbsab ia Issts
GafUH ssapFbtu,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23

Die ebrIiden Semofraten uno Republi:
faner poller Sreuosn !!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-09-23

Gur@ Ole Geurt-Scas paaaman, Glsrt.
StpiImptr %. no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-22

sutuuon, and l am unable to perceive on
what principle this judicial tribunal can
be invoked to annul or reverse il. In tha
judgment of the commanding general. the
emergency required it, and whether he acted
wisely or discretly is not properly subject for
Judicial review
sit is worthy of remark here that this ar.
rest was not made by Gen. Burnside under
any ciaim or pretension that he had authority
TO dispose OF or punish the party arrested,
according to his own will, without trial and
proof of the facts alleged as the ground for
the arrest, but with view to an Investigation
by military court or commission. Such an
investigation has taken place, the result of
which has not been made known to this court
whether the military commission for the trial
oil the charges against Mr.. Vallandigham was
leg ly nstitu ed aud hid jurisdiction
OF the case, is not a question before
this court. There is clearly no authority in
inns court on the pending motion 10 revise or
reverse the proceedings of the military COM
mission, if they were before the court The
sole question is, whether the arrest was LEGAL.
and, as before remarked its legality depends
on the necessity which existed for making it
ana OF that necessity. for the reason stated
thiS court cannot judicially determine. Gen.
burnside is unquestiOnably amenable to the
eAccuuFc department Tor his conduct. If he
has acted arbitrarily and upon insufficient
reasons, 1t IS within the power and would be
the duty Of the president, not only to annul
his acts, but to visit him with decisive
marks of his disarprobation To the presi-
dent, in his capacity of genera-in-c chief of the
army, he must answer for his official conduct
But under our constitution, which studiously
seeks TO keep the executive, Legislative and
JUDICIAL departments Of the government from
all interference and conflict with each other.
IL would be an unwarrantable exercise of the
judicial power to decide that coordinate
branch OF the government, acting under its
hlgh responsibilities, had violated the consti-
tuition IN its letter or its spirit by authorizing
the arrest in question. Especially in these
trou0lous times, when the national life is in
peril, and when union and harmony among
the ditte9nt baanches of the government are
SO lmperatively demanded, such interference
woul ilnd no excuse or vindcation If the
doctrine is to obtain that every one charged
with and guilty Of acts of mischevous disIoy-
atty, not within the scope of the criminal
laws Of the land, in custody under military
authority, is to be set free bycourts or iudgcs
on hadeaS corpus, it requires no argument to
prove that the most alarming conflicts must
follow, and the power of the government be
most seriously impaired. l dare not, in nv
judicial position, assume the fearful RESPONSE
bility implied in the sanction of such doc
trne."
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-22
Interesting Account of affairs in Charles



4 lady was in this city last week, who has
been in South Carolina Tor more than two
yeas, greater portion of which she has pass
ed in Charleston. She went out there from
city in Massachusetts, under the patronage of
MIR. MemmiDger, now Il member of the rebel
cabinet, as a teacher in one of the public
schools which that gentleman was instrument
tai in inaugurating in South Carolina. On
Bye .hteaklpg out Of hostilities and the attack
Gus of returning to the north; the people,
however, would not permit it, and she has re-
NAMED there pursuing her avocation as a
teacher, until date which we shall name
Just previous to the recent attack upon fort
Sumter by The federal fleet, she had obtained
permission TO return north, and was making
her arrangements to leave, when being down
at tort Sumter she ascertained that an attack
was daily expected, and consequently return
ed to the city While there she dined with
the officers, and overheard Il conversation in
which one of them ''wished to God that the
Union flag might at that moment be floating
over the fort: he was getting tired and sick of
this war Others Of the party expressed
themselves in similar manner.
Before she left Charleston she received
portion Of her stipulated salary in gold, and
the balance was invested in cotton for her
benefit, to be sent through the blockade to
Nassau. The day after the bomhardment of
the fort by the federal fleet, the steamer hav-
ing obtained pass from Sumter, put TO sea,
passing through the entire bl0ckading fleet
without eiciting a shot, or seemingly attract
ing any attention, and arrived at Nassau in
safety. Sie was passenger on board the
steamer. She says, that, before leaving
Charleston harbor, the captain put all his
boats on shore without giving any reason there
for, and after they had been II short distance
at sea, she noticed him detaching a torpedo
from the steamer, when he told her it had
been his determination, in case they were at
tackled with a certainty Of being taken, to
have blown up the steamer with all on board,
rather than she should fall into the hands of
the federals.
While in Newport the lady displayed pair
of French CATERS, which she had on her feet,
for which she paid eighteen dollars in Charles
ton. She confirms the report i'll relation to
high prices there, but says there is no real
famine of goods of any description, the great"
est lack being in tea, coffee, salt, molasses,
&c. She says there is little, if any, real suf-
fering there; labor is 81 to Sc per day, and
there is free market for the poor, so that the
wants of all are tolerably well supplied. She
says further that there was little if any alarm
in Charleston in consequence of the recent
attack upon the fort, as all felt confident of
the ability of the fort, aided by the obstruc-
tons in the river, to resist the fleet. Hun
dreds were attracted by curiosity to the most
sghly places to witness the bonbardment.
The lady in question is of the first respec-
liability, and Of rare intelligence, and speaks
from personal knowledge.