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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02

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From Mississippi.

MORTON, Miss, July 2l--via Montgomery,
22d.-No change in the situation Of affairs TO.
day. The enemy are busily engaged in tearing
up the railroad track betw cen brandon aud
jackson. They burned the depo, at the latter
place last night. Grant is evidently preparing
to TALL back, as there is no water in trout
MORTON, Miss, July 22.-Our army has gone
into p.rmanent camp on Strong river. Grant
Is reported to be shipping troops down the
mississippi, tor the purpose of attacking No.
bile
Lieutenant General Ilardce has arrived and
takes command under ten Johnston. Penn.
berton's corps will Ue organized immediately
and placed in the field
strong river is u small stream which flows
east ot Morton, in Ci cuitous southwesterly
direction, aud empti.s into Pearl river, about
Thirty miles south of Jackson
hosToS, July 2S.--A citizen who has lust
come out states that the Yankees have totally
destroyed Jackson The State House WAS
blown up. There are none Of the enemy this
side OF Pearl River. Mississippi troops are dc.
sertng in large numbers.
MORTON, July 24.-An officer from Vicks,
burg says hcPherson's entire COZ % lett that
place OH the 2lst, and went up the liver; their
officers stated that they were going to Rich
mond. Transports from above are constantly
moving, Nearly all the rolling stock, cannon,
&c, have been sent up to Grenada, aud are
consequently safe. The enemy evacuated
jackson yesterday morning, when Writ Adams
cavalry dashed III aud captured t,co straeglers.
|ahtoh has also been evacuated. Grants entire
AMY has gone to FIcksbuIg. They have on
Gfe'y deVastated the country through which
they passed.
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Gen. Meade crossing the Potomae.-The
correspondent Of the Baltimore "Anerican,"
writing under date Of Berlin, Md, July I7,h,
says:
The army is again in motion. There is evi.
dence that Lee is not to be allowed to quietly
retrace his way toward Richmond, aud resume
at leisure his fortified posts along The Kappa
hammock. Gen. Meade has the inside track for
any point this side of Gordonsvillc, and will
hardly give 1t up without new trial of strength
The Richmond Enquirer, of the cath inst,
in corroboration of the above, says I'VE learn
that the enemy has appeared in Loudoun and
fauquier counties in large force. having crossed
the Potomac at Berlin and Leesburg and that
they have possession Of Smokers Gap, which
they found guarded by only fifteen men,
hhother portion OF the enemy appeared at
Paris aud Markham in Fauquier aud rumors
further say that cavalry and infantry have
reached Amssv,lle, Rappshannock county.
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The Organizations for State service

1t 10 announced in general orders No. 2s, of
the Adjutant and Inspector General OF So. Ca,
published elsewhere, that the sIigences Of the
service require the compile ton oi the organza'
ton recently begun under the Presidents call
upon this State for 5000 troops for service with,
In tho State The material in this orr ganzation
below 40 years of age, it appears, will be EN-
rolled as conscripts, but required TO remain in
the organization until the sIigency which re,
quired its formation has passed. 1t will bs seen
that an election for Field Officers in the Eve
Regiments are ordered to be held on the 3lst
instant.
ThsPrescnt candidates for Field Officers Of
the Regiment to embrace the companies froLl
Sumter, Lancaster, Ksrsha~. &c. are, so far as
We have learned, the following:
For Colonel: James II. witherspsou, Of
Lancaster.
For Lieut. Colonel: Allen J. Green, of Rich,
land I. u. helette, Of Sumter; J. w. Hsr.
rington, Of Marlboro; and w. Perry Gill; Of
Chester.
For Major: 7. J. Ancrum, Of Ksrshsw Jas.
II. Mcknight, Of Clarendon, and John c. Evans,
Of Chesterfsld.
The election in the Lancaster company will
DO held at the Court House, as will be seen by
the order from Capt Sowell in Ibis paper.
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Affairs About Charleston

CHARLssros, July 24.-The bombardment
oil Battery Wagner was renewed early this
morning, and there WAS rapid aud continuous
hiring TIL the Tag OF truce boat went down.
about o'clock. The attack was renew ed this
eveninB-the enemy occasionally firing aud
Cummings Point aud Sumter replying heavily.
The hring 10 now going on-9 p. IN.
We sent down to the feet TO day 700 paroled
prisoners and received 40.
A physician just from Hilton Head SAYS
that 81 Of our regulars took the oath last
ednesdsy.
The casualties this morning we're some three
killed aud six wounded. This evening, moth,
lug has been heard
CHAKLKssoS, July IS Regular firing from
Fort Sumter and Battery Wagner At tho Yam.
KEGS on Morris Island all last night aud con.
tnued 70 day-fort Sumter, Cummings Point
Shell Battery and battery on James Island d
participating Battery Wagner not Sring to.
day. The Yankees occasionally respond Il ON
their batteries on Morris Island aud the rnoni.
tors The lronsides 10 lying outside, and took
no part In the engagement to-day. The firing
was directed on the Yankees on Norris island
They have two batteries there, and are
strengthening their position. No casualties 70.
ported to-day. One Monitor arrived to-day,
making in all six.
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OBITUARY.

JoHs w. MAsaxr departed this life In the
hospital, at McPhsrsonv:lle, s. c., on tho ninth
day OF June, 1863. IN the c6th year Of his age.
He was the son OF II. v. and Mary A. Massey.
He was among the FIRST that responded to the
call Of nis country. His 6rst service was Oh
hors Island, aud when there vas q call Tor
men to so TO Virginia. he went there, served a.
. soldier until his health become 90 bad, was
discharged from service and come home. AT.
ter long illness bis heath improved, and not
being content to remain home, aud concluding
thst he could stand cavalry service, he az
tached himself to q company Of cavalry known
- the Cstawba Rangers, now known "A Rut.
ledge's 9Th regiment OF cavalry, y. U. v. He
leit q brother in Virginia to whom he was dear
ly attached. He tried u get hin, transferred
70 the company he ~n in. and often wrote 70
him thst be wanted thsin TO be together, what
little time they had TO remain on earth. They
were kept from each other BY the con,rariness
OF thoss IN authority over them. Al his death
he had younger brother with him who had
joinsd the company before hs ~Ss old enough,
m{ Hder 70 DO with his Oi0iac.. The subject
OF this notice Was q msnber Of the Sewhops
baptist church. in the d.suicl OF Lancaster, i.
q. lie joined tho Church early in life. fIs
lefs Z mother and father, five brothers and
three sisters, and an at!sctionate aunt, who was
Win MIN from Infancy Until tins cruel war
broke OUT. All lament his death. He was kind
and adectonate, and loved by all that knew
him. In his last illness he was attended on by
Que Of the most celestial Of Ill terrestrial beings
that this world affords. Hs father WAS on his
way TO him when he gave up his pure pirit.-
de did not receive his last expiring breath, for
he arrived about eight hours alter his spirit had
taken its everlasting fight Pen cannot dss.
cnbe, tongue caunot tell the feeling of Q father,
when entering hospital, in the dead hours OF
the night only 10 lock on the lifsless form Of
darling child.
Yet We mourn not a. those without hope.
We have full assurance that he has ceased from
all hts lsbors, and has entered into that rest
which Gvd has prepared I've all them that love
Him.
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| send you copy Of a letter sent to his
mother by the lady that watched over him, in
his last moments, which l hope you will give a
place in your columns, to let the world know
that there are some few following the footsteps
OF our Lord and Saviour, that lie still has a
few followers here OH earth.
McPHEhsoNvILLE, June 10,
To Mrs MASSEY, DEAR MADAM: Nothing but
pure sympathy would induce me to intrude
upon the sac -edness Of q mothers grief. at the
death Of darling and noble son, (among stran.
gers) aud the hope to soften that grief by the
assurance that since he came to this hospital
everything that medical skill and kind nursing
could do was done for him. His patient, DO.
lite aid sffectonate manner drew mo to him.
and did for him as, under the same circum.
stances l would wish another to do for my alb
sent boy. bathed his temples, wet his parched
lips, aud gave him all the nourishment pre-
scribed, and, finally, when. death claimed him
as his own, he gave up his pure spirit to his
Maker without moan, ! then closed his eyes
aud kissed him for his mother, and crowned
his brow with natures sweetest aowers-
Another victim OH the altar OF his country, a
noble cause worthy of noble sacrifice. DO
not grieve Tor him. You gave him to his coun
try, now resign him, like Christian mother,
to Ills Master, where you may meet to part no
more.
enclose you two curls, cut of his hair,
and with them the heartfelt sympathy of yours
truly, i'll affection.
MRs. NJ. G. BARRY
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The Black Flag.

The following paragraph, which ws clip from
Richmond paper, will impress all with tn.
seriousness which affairs have assumed. It
will be remembered that the two officers
Sawyer and Fynn-were drawn q short time
since in righteous retaliation for the shooting
BY Federal authority, Of two Confederate re.
eruiting officers. 1t was the only resource Left
to our Government, after honorable etior, 70
avert the bloody alternative and if the Federal
Government carries out the threats conveyed
below, Il will, in all probability, lead TO the
,hoIrid result Of All indiscriminate putting TO
death Of the prisoners on both sides!
A Fortress Monroe despatch, dated July II,
esys: Yesterday afternoon the rebel General
w. Ii. !. Lee and Captain windsr we're 70
moved from the Mcclellan Hospital 70 Fortress
Monroe, and placed in . casen,sts under
ground. and notice was sent to the rsbel. gov.
srnmsnt that II they executed Capts. SAWYER
sne Flynn, whom they now have Ia close con-
fnement and under sentence Of death n Rich,
mond, General Lee and Capt. Hindsr will be
executed in retaliation"
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The following are the casualties 10 Co. H..
Capt b. r. Clyburn, I'd Rsst. J. {. v. At the
battle ofGsttysburg. Pa, tough, iH and I'd Of
July 1868:
Kiilsd-Lisut X. n. Hinson, Privstss II. w.
Wilkinson, VIM. Wright
Seriously wounded-Lieut @. G, Brasins.on,
back Corporal J: y. Small, shoulder; Privs,ss
EiQah Hinson. chin shot on; w. c. Horton,
abdomen; w. II. hcMsnus, right arm smputs.
ted; q. y. hchsnus, leg broken.
severely woonded-Capt D, r. Cyburn,
iaes and lst; w. ncHortsa, place nknovn
s sna noegns 70 hsys been csptaredi w. U, Ad.
cas-, 10 knee; w. A. hcNsnas, In leg.
slghtly wounded d-Serst 7. J Reeves, con.
fusion Sergt. d. A. Williams, 10 leg Corporal
w. L. sowsl in hand; Pnvsies J. @. Short,
confusion J. J. Reeves. Cootuslon.
Recspituiatioa-Killed, 3; Wounded, II.
Signed, AN. PERRY.
Lieut.. Commanding Co.
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.
To the Famiiies Of Deceased SOLDIER:

2
The undersigned would again call the a,,en.
ton OF families or relatives Of deceased soldiers
TO the fact that, under appointment from the
State, he Is engaged in recording the names Of
all soldiers from South Carolina who have falI.n
during the war said record to be placed among
the archieves Of the State The name of no
gallant son o! this State who has given his life
to his country should be omitted from thi.
"Roll OF Honor"
The desired information concerning the de.
ceased soldier Is as follows: Name. rank. mum.
Der OF regiment, letter Of company, date of
death, cause Of desth-whether killed on IN a
field, from wounds received in battle, stating
which battle, or from disease contracted in
camp. Address me at Columbia
WIN. B. JOHNSTON,
Recording Agent for the State,
July 90, 1859, 25-i,
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TRLEaRARHIC.
Northern TuTs.

RICHMOND, July os, northern dates Of the
aOth have been received. The riots ia New
York seem sfectuslly suppressed. Gov Ssy.
modr has issued orders stating that an efficient
tores has arrived to aid the civil authorities to
maintain the peace and enforce order. Citizens
belonging 10 the volunteer organizations have
been relieved from further duty. 5000 troops
suii guard the 7th Avenue Arsenal The draft
wan nos begin until the exact quota Of the city
70 dshnitelJ determined . week may elapss.
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A circular from Lieut. Col, Lay, acting Chiet
OF the Bureau Of Conscription, gives The fol.
lowing information relative 70 thu recent proc.
hmation Of the President extending the con.
scriPaon age Substitution has ceased to be
valid II tho substitutes be less than forty Eve,
or not otherwise exempt by Law. Membership,
whether officer or private. at local orgsniza, i,
lions tor home defence or special service, con.
fers no claim OF exemption iron Confederate
service; neither does service in the militia, un.
less IN case OF officers actually In commission
snc duiJ qushned. Hereafter. any one furn.
ishing . substitute becomes hsble In his own
person whenever the services OF the subs,itut.
Be lost TO the Government from any cause 9th.
% than csspslaes Of war. All applications for
exemption must first be addressed 70 the Local
asrni'Sg officfrs ; IL addressed to Aisher su.
tS1htys ii viii be rs;esrsS ior local sIsmmsi; i;oa
and report
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Rags.
MRs. NJ. G. BARRY.

Persons who have rags on hand, in any quan.
tity, small or large, which they design for sale
TO this Office, will please bring them forward
within tho next two or three weeks as We e1.
Pect, in about that time, to effect al exchange
OF the supply on hand for paper. We have
ALREADY procured considerable quantity-rsth.
sr beyond our expectations but no, a. many
ss We wish. The moro rags We secure, the
more paper we will get
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burg at o'clock Saturday morning. Meades
whole army is across the Potomac, rapidly fol
lowing. Leo is retreatiug his main force by
Stasburg, via Staunton, aud not Culpeper
The american" says that the "IIon, Wm
Whiting, Secretary Of the War Department.
leaves Boston, on Wednesday, for Europe, as
the commissioned legal adviser of our Ministers
In England and France. His mission is said to
oe one OF vast Importance. aud is reported to
have reference to the building, in England, of
iron'clad ships, supposed to be Intended for
the rebel service"
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Gov. Vance, Of North Carolins. made

Gov. Vance, Of North Carolins. made a
speech IN Granville county on tho 4th If July.
A gentleman who hesrd /, writes:
He encouraged the people TO continu, their
assistance in prosecuting the war until the in.
dspence OF the Confederate States vss est.b
ished, and hoped that ho Southern man would
harbor the thought of reunion with tn. North
under any circumstances. lie showed that re-
construction was impossible, and tina, the only
way 70 obtain peace was by hard fghting and
determination never to submit to the Yankee
Government
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a Substitute Wanted

To take the place Of gentleman in the l2th
Regiment, SO. Ca. Volunteers, in Virginia. For
reliable and able bodied man, over forty.6re
years of age, four thousand dollars ($4OOu. .OO)
will be paid.-Enquire at this office.
90 Southern Guardian aud Charlotte Bul.
lstin will s three insertions and forward
bills immedSAtsly through this Office. Also
direct enquirsrs to this Office.
July %. eb-st.