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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
SeeueGfes BON Baltimore.
8rrbereitunaen gum @mpfans bss
Seinbes.
3 ssr # t6runa Der u6r6It c II
Sentr IsG Gifenbahu.

Die 1'tbrarn baben bic t1rfuIsuns bee
@rH. N'aaasr aufststbrn.
9 Baltimore, 10. SuIi, Mittdas,
Die beute frdb bsrrf6snoe 9ro5e Qufre-
9un9 bat fih etDas eele9t.
Die Sdraer fino in Waftn ausoe3c=
gen, um bic Sorts in Der Ndbe Der Staot
tu befesen.
Wdn rfdbrt, oab zine anfebnlibe
Gruppenma6t an einem seei9neten punt:
te 70 poifirt lit, oaB Iie enttpeoer Saltis
more ooer Waffin9ton i'm Sale eines
an9rlfTs 3u 6dlfe fommen tann.
Der &f bel Wcnocacp foQ febr err
bittert 9epefen fein. unfere Seteranen=
Eruppen aeibnsten iib our6 ibre Gaps
ferfeit aus, aber aud Die ncuen Refruten
babsn gut 9efobten uno jo9en Gi6 erft
Damn surGd, als cine feinoli6e uebers
mn6t ibnen in Die Slanfe fiel. lin ni6t
3efan9en Su rperoen, fblu9en fie fi6 NIT.
ten our6 Die einien oes Seinoes our6.
2(u6 Der Ssinb bat ero6e Serlufte err
lltten, uno man 9laubt, oaB er oesrpe9en
Die Serfoleune unferer Sruppen aufae.
ben mubte, obrpobI ct nod einmaI 70 fart
mar, als Iestere.
Die lesten Hadri6ten bon Sen. @al.
lace eebsn oabin, oab Der Seino ibn ni6t
oerfol9t, foRoern ee9en 8afbinaton mars
fbirt.
Die H0roli6e Central gifenbabn III
our6 Reiterei, rpslte pori9e Raht ourt)
8efminifter uno Rsiitertopn paiiirte.
unterbroben uno bic unionbrdde an Der
8eff Warplono Giienbabn fOG nieosr.
9ebrannt fein.
Sine lbtbeilun8 3ebellenreiterei pa1.
ftrte beute frib our6 @odepsoiGe. wie &c
iheint, in Der Qbiibt, ourb 3erif0rune
Der philadelphia Gifenbabn Baltimore
pom Noroen Ju iioIiren. @s iino Sol :
tsbrun9en 8etrcffen, Die 2(u6fdbruno Die
ieS planeS ju uerbGten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
2ebte OepeI6e.

@sann UNI 2 llbr truf nod cine Dsp,f&s BON
pbilaNsIpbia elm, rpsI&s mslbst bub ale 2sIssrupt
Dratts 3wif&sn Daf&tnstOn unO rtm NUrpsu
jeraSrt fsisn; ba6 bic 8sbslIsn @uuu. SrubfOrbs
5aus In Narslonb nIsOnbrunntsn, unb bn6 man
CLAUDE Cbsr btfdr&ts Fs fsisn auf tbrsm Nuri&
mad philadelphia.
Da Der SsIssrup6 nun 1srRGrt III tuIrb IS cine
ssraums 3sit nfctbsrn, bic man uisbrr Ntuts.
friten frtaltrn fann.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
Npn SdrrtSbur0.

9arrisburs.9 9. Sult. Der @cuSr.
nor bat bic Quota Der 'in,tlntn Guuntss fir
Die Stsluns rn 24,00O 5untsrttdasmiIi,sn
fsRssRs0t. 9t6d Gauntp Sat Odju 404 Nlun
gu iisltn glOrtbamptOn 395 Carbon l75.
glat off ,tsGsn Dsp'itsn bsiisbt bic Nstsllsn'
ma6t. bic T. itBt pitf'its brs YOtOmot ttfinO,t,
aus @wsl's. 9udlnrtDss's unO 8toarss' GOrps.
SussretOmn II sres pdrtia uOn sinsr Rartsn
attbsiluns Sunosstrupprn bsl,bt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
Oas SSeueife fiber BEN Nebellcm:
0infaII.
Der SAnsrif auf frrOsri&, .Rlarplaun, ,u-
rI&srf6lastu.
JtidSus br 8ebellen Scn' 6arper'l
SSerr9 unb 61eerstCpn.

Jtuu0ug EFT JleptueH DON Oarper 8
5Serr9 unb 6dserstCpn.
Baltimore, s. Suti. 0eppfben
non FrSorrid, Mo .meleen RAP Der Seino,
n1d,oem Sen. @alIaee aeifern Den 2(n=
arifT ouf Die Staot surdd9e fblaepn bat
te, in Der edrauf fcl9snbsn gtatt ben
Rdd,uo drtrat. Sen. @alldce 1T in
ner SGfolouno bPariffen uno Serfdr=
tunoen tommen fbne0 an.
Die Reaierun9 it pcGIFdnoia BON ben
Seneaunoen Der RebSlIen unterrihtet.
Rddriften bon I0drper's Serrp pom
bsute frtb meloen, onb bic Rebellen abs
ap3oaen fino. 8or Sreesrid bdbpn, tpie
man alaubt, nibt mebr oIs 1000 Wonn
9e3dnoen.
@s 1T unrpabr, oaB so Weittn bon Der
SaltimcresSbio gifenbobn srrif0rt fino.
Sur ouf cine Strede bon 25 Weilen melt
bon point of 8ods big 10 Weilcn bon
Wartinsbura iinb bic bauptfdhIibtfen
Sriden 5erffSrt, Die in elm paar Gaeen
tpitoer ber9eitsnt iperosn f6nnen.
WaR olautt. oaB t6unter bereits in Der
4Gbe bon Rartinsbura anoetommen III
uno i'm Rdden bes Seinoes einen S6tae
9sfiibrt bat. -. :
8on Der eroben 4ufresuna, iiber mel.
DE bic 3eitun8en brridtsten, III bier nid,ts
~ btrerten. Die erute iipo 70 fibl,
aIs Is bel osr issisen oise rn6sIib 1T.
9dSttst {. pa, 8, Srt. Die Rt'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
Scisr ots 4. JuIi 81 Gettysburg.

Die Ginmobner BON 9sttpsbure feisrs
ten am 4ten SuIi, NIT grocer prcJebion
uno 'Seriamnlun9, ben Sobresta9 Der
Shla6t bel 8ettpsbur9. Die projsfs
fton mar 5000 Mann fart; pennfplpaz
mia Heferpcn, SsterGnen oes I65, pa.
Re9iments, bic Stuoenren uno pr0fsiios
ren oes pennfplu. @oIe9e &c. biloeten cts
men &beil Dapon. Die 9tadridt pom ues
berfaa Der RebelIen bet ,durpers 6errp
forte Die Fefffeier etrpas.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
lItbsurn-GintaII in AlarDIanO.
Scbla6t am WfOnUcacD.
Sen. Wullare in bic 8ludt srI6laeen,
retirrrt nah Baltimore.
(SfiItler Beridbt)
0 &inston. 10 SuIi, tlbr
dDos. no

(Sfiyitusr Beridt)
B 1instcn. 10 Suli, tlbr
Ulprs ne.
IN @snnal. WaiOr D II.
Gin sttn doacIaufcnsr Offi,itler 9ri6t Sts
Sen, NciCr gDallaes melOrt. bob rin SrsfTen
Spil3sn ben untsr leinrm Scmmanbr iirbsnbsn
lruprtn uno Der Rstsurrmd6t bsuts (Samlaa)
bel Wcnceatp fatlfdnO Sc braann UNI 9 ubr
SOrmttdss unO bdusrts bic lbr Nl6mittaas.
uisrs 3rUppsn wurprn ,uIsbt but& bic lie
bsrmadt pss JstnpSs ibtrwdltst unb A.. sinsm
uuterssOrpnstsn Rid,us smStbist.
Gr bsriftrts. bGe Col Stwarb BON Der Ntu.
gorfrr IGpsren Nttiuerts Urwunbst uno s'fdn
gen wrrce plb SrtsdOt.@snsral 5plsr sbtnfaOp
In feinOliGs @efans,nihaft fih, bag brs fstnpli,
DE NaGt mtntsiisns 20 900 Olann FART IN, unr
Dab lib unIrs 5Gupusn gut birItsn. obr Irwsrt
Ssrluls trlittsn. Gr JIttt flo naG SuIttmOr'
3urtid. ....
Gbw. 9. Stantpn, 8ri,ssm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
l1rOhlamatiOn DEB Iouutrndr Curtin.
Mufruf 3u ben gBaFen {!
3arrts6urs, SOnntn9. ben 10. Suti.
9ln WSdbOr 9tIfsanber @emrb umb
DdS NOif TON 9SennfbIOanten!

@tinr ntuli&m prOtlamatton, bic In gs.
mab6tIt Der Gufcrt runs ess prsflbsrttn Grup.
pen untr bic Oaffsn rtsf. IN Mot In tem ss.
pinfGtsn Nuo6t sntfprO6sn Dorbm.
Die Gstnet br 8ssttruns Rn6 bsmdbt. Gu&
SdSpn abSubaltsn unb man fu&t Gu& BEN @lau.
ben bsijubrinssn, bae feint bttrGGtliGe Rttslsn.
madt In Der gGbs IN. 8isIt unIrsr btlitn unb
IOvnlRn Burger Habsh ff4 pabur& tduf&tn
IaiTsn. --.,;.., .. .. ~.
GsbulI&s Ssrlu&t purbm I'm Srsane,n,n
Sabre NIT @rfols stma&t, als 9rt's armte l1cn
an unlsrtn Grsnstn RanO. ......e '.....
Dpsf&su Fnp bsuts tinssIaufsn. 6ur& rtIGt
bic SbatiaGt fsRa,is1t miro. ba6 Gsnnal DdIs
Iats nit 10000 RGnn ssfHn sswuus'n surbs,
bon GrtOtEid SatadSufalen. Wlan sIaubtj has
IL auf BEN Riid,us no@ Baltimore IA
Die gnttssune lwif4sn Strr aaE galtImen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
feuer in Saratoaa

SdratO Suit 5. @tilen bra@ UNI
2 llbr Na&mittass 5sur aus an ter gst6ssbd
sDd0srb'tIHnault, bic nisbtr6runnts. - grluif
$4,000, UsrF&rt NIT sl8 600. glcG bic
S&uppsn an 8rOabRr bronnten nireer. Die an.
bern 5ctsIs nurbtn ndst bsfttGoiet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
Ping HalIonfahrt

Gin fiarfsr eaqcl rpirts 10 psr1onen NIT G'r,
pod dbsr bic Gbensn traIsu, (m DtR'n) 800
Wisllsn In 10 Stunrrn,. trebalb. ras sin Srlpar.
nie an 3rt uro 5Oa !--lno 70 nit Brpan'
pulmcniiGrn 0Gfne-frs trpt BEN Sulrn. rin
pubsuc billet rinsn pstsn 8 Is uno sne 3 !
furiri bic bNmSdiair 9 IfGtunl.
UES- 81 bntsn tst Drn ApUttstun 9dwlu uu,
Wdriin, uno 5chn 3, NCisr, aqsrtoun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
11un 11cm 11oth.

Rswgort. Suit sen. Sdnfcro IN
'tn aus AItany ron snsm SsIu6s bsr @CuS
S'pmcur su iidlsfsOrt unO but Stf bl srbdItSn
pts Ditlij Iu Uraanfren. 8 8ssimsntsr Snfdn
ttrit unp Bdttrrisn Nrtllsrs rsrpen mob bieis
BoGs ne6 5duisSurs ubasbsn. 3ps Rest
mentsr rtrpfn pcn SrcpfIpn rrrartst.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
1anbrOinste IIrbrrsabr uOn Petersburg.

BoI6instUn,5 5 SuIt poFaaisrr, bic
rit esm pOiOampfer ..5iabIanr eisbt" pom Gt
to DON'T fommsn. bsri6tsn. ra6 9m Srart DOT.
ssltun Die Statt YstueAurs aur untsOinatsn u, :
tnsabe aufForOrrts unO man eldutts. tab n.
idue ptsIsr NufTOrOsruna niGt natssfcmmsn wrr'
ne. am 4tsn Suli tiusn aussmstnsn Srurmansrff
linternebmen TpeTpe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
belIen. I500 NRonn ffarf. inter G,en-

belIen, $500 Mdnn ffarf, unter Sen.
WeGauslono, rGdten por9effern in .6a,
9erstopn Elm, oas BON feirlen meiffen Ses
pobner perlahen mar. Sic perIanaen
bon Der Staet uoIffdn6iae Setleiouno
fir 1900 Wonn uno 500, 1000 in 8aor.
Qls iie teetere Summe ourb Die Drobuna,
bic Staot nieoerbrennsn 3u rroIen, ers
prebt batten, perlieBen ffe aeff1n bic
Stdot in Die &i6tune nob Sreoerid.
,6eute frdb tebrten ieoo6 $50 @uerils
lac oabin ;urid, brannten Eburffon 8
@aarenbaus uno oas eotcmotipenbaus
Der @iienbabn nieoer uno pldnbern bic
Ginpobner. ...... -t.. .
8ei Dem eriteu 8efub batten bic 3s.
bellen nibts jerft6rt, nibt sinmal Die gis
lenbdbn ODER Den Sele9rapb.
Seine Slnoen our6ftreiften bic 9db>
barfbaft, un ,u foura9ren.
9eneral Soub bot Sen. Romlep aum
@ommanbanten Der Cumberland 2(rmee
ernannt. .......r.
l1nionstruppen mdrfbirten bas Sbat
aufrpdrts uno uieIe Sspobner tebren tu.
rid. . .
Die Gbambersbureer 8ant last ibre
nob 9arrsbur9 9efenoeten Saarporrdtbe
juriid tommen. IT,. r- s..
8on Gitp point baben mir 3a6ri6s
ten bis 9citern frdb 10 l1br. 4lles par
rubi9 in Sront.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
Nlaurh Gbunf Nlarftberiht.
SeTcntlibe 9SenDu.

Gam iass Zen 30 ) IT, um llbr R,Gmit.
taa5, iodm am 6lule p,S uatulhttstsRen In Jlle'
66r Nacmlle Siunidp ttGa @durtp. clsenpe
Sutsr All Dfsatltdn Gsupu p.tluft Srrpsn
8er S6afefsrrs, sin brsttrGrtriltr 4 @Iuls.
paasn. 70 gut ale ntu ctr @auiebrriuGbeIigsr
29altn er 9iu eitmlllriliarr s4aasn, Elm
3risaus Sprinaewhasu. @rIfOpits, 2 Af.
srssiGiue. 8 8orcsrasitrrs. 1 6 naduIe 9,s
bius. 8 Ndd'nsri&rrs. Summrrrr. SItnrbalf.
tern. unO nnpne 5lIf srn. unD no b anDsrs Artts
tsl III psitIduftts 80 mslrrn.
Die 8sOinsunSsn am gsrtaufttass unb Iuf-
uartun9 BON bed
Wi1ael &ebm.
SuGi 10, 1864. ".3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
Kun Hbm ARID, bcoIcert.

Ntuporf,9 Suli. @m. Sanfcrb Bat
an oGt WlliSrrsmtntsrn StOsr rrIdifsn. fib fur
Den Nbmurfh bsrstt gu baltrn Wdn sIdubt, cah
ale bitft sruppsn bis gum gnOs ndGRu 0p6s
wtrbrn abgrbtn f6nusn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
SSeueffeS BON bem NcbeIlen Gin.
fan.
Die ftinnIi6t gSRia6t fol- 10000 3alanH (2)
fark (riH.
NibbIetrtpn, 9ocnstUrr. Suaerstctpu
unb 9rren Cattle i'm Selis Der 8e,
.H. bellen. is

6drrisburs, 7. Suli. 9eitern
bic Rebrllen Dor loaeerstomn
uno trieben cine aus 20 Wann beltebens
be Gompaenie rseul6re Sruppen NIT els
nsnl Serluffe BON 9 Sooten uno einieen
8trpunoeten aus Der Stobt esaen Die
Stoots9renje ju. sd
Sn @bombsrsbur9 ftsben d[le @ef6df f.
te itiu. Die Strosen fino perbarrita
6Irt, &anonen fino ouf9spflanst nno Die
Suratr ttno entlblofsn, Die Staot aeaen
eiI1e bIost &treifportbit bee Nebe(ltn 40
ytGtbtleiefA. DE CbonacsrsbRrpes @oni
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
Mnh SnGfer.

I'm A lltr traf abHmuls sins Dspsf&s BON
pbiIaesIpttd rim, wsI&s bsri&tst. bns bic 8strI'
len f6 sinss Sar,snJusss auf Ter Risssltubn spi'
fGsn Baltimore unb 5aSrs- bt.@raes 6smGGtist.
unb bic Surrtn fdmmtli& suf6rt unb psrtrunnt
tGtten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
g er beiratbct,

GinRas Worssns, ben STEM SlIt IN Der reats
ihrn Iuttsrridsn 81 piuIus 8trGe IN AUrn
tnun. Ourp pator . & BROTH, pdiicr 8Icsr
3. 8tiflsr. nit i5rGutein DIundb Wdulra 8its
ter, bsine pCn u entaun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-12
Depcfde uen 6Sn Goud, an uIayer
Alcraneer HCntv.
nrris b ura, s

Y 7 N3 o. JlIIs
IN GI'r. 5rrrp @apCr Don philadelphia.
SD bite ps fiir duBFroroentlib mibtio,
oaB Sic fofort ibren amtli6cn ginflu6
lnrpenoen, um Wannfb1ftsn in @emdb.
belt oes lCsten Iufaebots oes 8oupers
n0rs inc Selp ,u fftIIn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-25
The louisiana Election.

The split still continues between the
different wings Of the Free State party in
New Orleans. 1t amounts to a contest
between the friends of Mr.. Hahn and MIR.
Flanders, as to which party shall have
the honor of inducing their candidate into
the guhernatorial chair. Fiity-one out OF
tha eighty seven delegates. who met in
State Convention on the 1st. were friends
of Mr.. Hahn. The other thirty-six prefer.
red Mr.. Flanders. Finding themselves
unable to carry their point, the latter
seeded from the Convention and met at
another place. The result was the nomi-
nation Of both Messrs. Hahn and Flanders
upon nearly the same platform of prin-
ciples. The question IS of men, and not Of
measures. An opinion is entertained that
the friends of Mr.. Flanders will Withdraw
their candidate before the election.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-25
The Florida Expeditlon.

New YoEK. Feb. 20.-A Fernandina
letter to the Evening Post says:
Jacksonville is again in the possession
of our forces. Gen. Gilmore himself,
with large force. landed there on Sunday,
the It'll, d ,nshed Immediately for the
interior. The landing was effected with the
loss of only one man. They took the
rebel Camp Finnegan." situated about
seven miles out from jacksonville, with
all its equipagc and five pieces OF artillery.
Most of the rebels quartercd there had
made their escape, bat our forces are gath
ering them mp among the bushes in consid
cradle numbers--the men evidently much
prcferriug capture to journey up into
Georgia.
We expect this movement to be a per-
manent oxe, and have no donbt that In q
few weeks we shall number Florida among
the States restored. The enrolment o!
voters under the Presidents proclamation
has already commenced, and is going on
finely.
Gen. Gilmore was not quite ready tc
move when he did, but as the rebels had
commenced to take up the railroad iron il
this State to repair their broken dowr
roads in other places, lie decided to move
at once.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-25
The 22d at indianapolis.


To-day he's crowned Indianapolis with
a wreath u glory. Since Saturday stran-
gers have been hocking into the city I'M
til hotels, private houses and streets we've
overrun by the thronging thousands.
AT daybreak salute of thirty -four guns
awoks those that slept. The rising sun
looked down ypon triumphant Arches
spanning the street, banners floating from
the buildings, gay colors drapled from
the house tops. aud the weather was all
that heart could Withdrawing. glorious
and beautiful.
At 10 o'clock the military marched
through the principal streets. headed by
Gov. Morton and Staff, ard Gems. Hovey
and Darlington. the 9th Indiana re-enlist-
ed veterans heading the column, and -four
regiments of cavalry, under Col. Frybar-
ger. bringing up the rear.
The streets all the time were thronged
with people. and there seeming to be nc
dimunition in the crowd ct any time dur
ing the day At 2 o'clock grand mas.
meeting was held in the grounds around
the State House. Gen. Darlington ant
Gov. Morton and other distinguished
speakers addressed the assembled multi
tude.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-25
The N. Y Herald In favor Of Abol-
ishing Slavery.

The New York Herald, of recent date,
bas'an editorial advocating the adoption
Of m amendment to the Constitution abol-
ishinS slavery throughout the United
States. 1t says: "The institution so long
rs it exists can never hereafter be any
thing except source of mischief to all
concerned. It's usefulness to the South is
destroyed ;aits evils as fountain of bitter
waters is oil that is left Of it." All very
true. but isn't it singular that even in
these eventful times the Herald should all
at once come out in favor of universal
freedom, constitutional emancipation and
practical abolition? In closing this re-
marka5le article, the Herald winds mp
with this vigorous paragraph:
Let Congress, then. apply the remedy
suggested. and before the end of the year
this vexing and pcrplexing question Of
slavery may be settled constitutionally
decisively and forever. And this is the
oaly way to settle it. Nor can there be q
shadow OF doubt that the man who puts
this ball in motion in Congress Will be tn,
comma nding spirit of the Union restored.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-25
The Florida Expedition.

NRw YORK. Feb. 20.
The following correspondence from
Florida is published to-day:
Baldwin, occupied by our forces. is a
small town Is miles from Jacksonville. on
the Florida Central Railroad.
There are not over twenty-five families
in Jacksonville, all of whom claim to be
Unionists.
The rebel forces in Florida are about 4. :
500 strong, and under Gen. Finnsgan.
The railroad is in running order, though
the rebels had intended to take up the
rails, preparatory to- an abandonment Of
Florida. So et
Barbour's Station and Sanderson, the
latter forty miles from Jacksonville, and
also on the railroad, have been occupied.
AT the former place skirmish was had
with the rebels, in which we had four kill
ed and fifteen wounded. Several buildings
at Sanderson were in flames on the arrival
of our forces. one Of them containing three
thousand bushels Of corn. and another two
thousand barrels turpentine and rosin.
A document was found at Sanderson,
emanating from the Chief Commissary oil
the rebels, which gives startling evidence
of their desperate condition. Beef and ba-
con are entirely exhausted throughout the
South and from all quarters cries were
arising for relief from Florida.
Our forces subsequently advanced to-
wards Lake City, where the rebels wers
Iound in force, and though we fell back to
Sanderson, Finnegan was terribly frighten-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-25
Special Orders.
HEAD QRs. CANT ANDERSON
NIIcHaAS CRY. Ind.
February 10. 1864. \

Atelegram this day received from the
Adiutant General announces that the quo
las OF the counties in this State under the
recent call for troops viii equal one half
the qnotas Of such counties under the Oc-
toher call Unless they are raised by the
10Th of March. draft is inevitable.
Recruiting officers who have received
commissions from these Head Quarters
are required to use their utmost exertions
to raise recruits. They will report pro
gress daily If possible.
1t is hoped that County and Township
Committees heretofore appointed will le-
organize and push forward vigorously the
work of recruiting.
The commandant also respectfully but
earnestly invites the prompt cooperation
Of the Press and of the loyal citizens
throughout the District.
by order of ffia
CHAS. CASE. Col.
Commanding OH District
r. X. Miller, Ad't l2Sth Ind. Vol.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-25

ISp.AsAro1,s. Feb. 2s

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. %.
An unusually orderly. intelligent and
large number OF citizens assembled At the
st ate House yard at the hour appointed;
and after listining to some fine music by
the baud, proceeded to business by choos-
ing Col. Steele, of Park Co.. temporary
chairman. and j. ii. Mullett. of Henry,
Secretary. 1850. .
Col. Allen. Of Knox. offered the follow
ing resolutions. each of which was greeted
with unbounded applause as read:
THE RESOLUTIONS.
- Pesolced: That in the midst of a cruel
war for lhs preservation of the life OF the
Government. and having confidence in the
patriotism, justice and honesty OF Abra-
ham Lincoln, we regard his reelection to
the position he now occupies as essential
to the speedy and triumphant end Of the
war, and therefore hereby instruct the del
egates to be appointed by this Convention
to represent this State in the National Un-
ion Convention to cast their vote for his
nomination.
Reso1red: That the duty. patriotism and
interests of Indiana demand the election OF
o. p. Morton as her next Governor. and
we hereby claim him to be the Union can
didate for that Office.
They were both adopted by three rous-
ing cheers. in which ten thousand hats
Joined with unanimity unexamplcd.
Gov. j. A. Wright. who by the usual
process was made president OF the meeting.
then addressed the vast assemblage in
words of patriotism as only he can give,
The reported remarks Of Ex-Governor
Wright, and those of Gov. Morton, who
followed. are omitted for want of room.-
Also the resolutions, for the same reason
In our next we will give as full report oil
the proceedings as our limits will admit. ]
This afternoon the following ticket was
adopted:
For Governor-Oliver P. Morton.
For Lieut.. Governor-Geo. " Kimball
For Auditor of State--T. b. McCarty.
Fer Secretary Of Sta,e--Nelson Trux-
ton. of Fayette.
For Treaurer of State--John /. Morri.
son. of Washington.
For Attorney General-D. E. Will
liams. of Putnam. M
For Judges OF Supreme Court-1st Dis
! trict. JAS. S. Frazier. Kosciusko county
Cd District. l. w. T. Elliott. Henry coun-
~; Sd District, Chas. n. Ray, Marion
county; 4th District, r. c. Gregory, oil
Tippecanoe county.
For Clerk of Supreme Court-Jas. No
Bile. of Knox county,
For Reporter Of Supreme Court-Benj
L. Harrison of Marion county.
*This is probably telcgraphic blum
der. 1t should be, we think. Larz Noble
of Wayne.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-02-25
IDAHO.
Capt. Fishes Arrival at New York
His Report.
New YoRK, Feb. 10, 1S(

New York, Feb. 10, 1864.
Captain Fiske of the Northern Land
Expedition, has arrived at New York from
Idaho. en- roaie to Washington. The re-
port that his band was killed by the Indi-
ans is untrue; all returned safely. Capt.
Fiske reports SIS 200. 900 in gold dust
there, awaiting transportation to New
York. There are over H. 900 miners on
the ground. mostly old Californians-
Capt. Fisko has nugget valued at $3.50,
a present from a miner to Mr.. Lincoln.
He estimates the emigration to Idaho this
summer at 100000. The gold region Of
the Yellow Stone is under the northern
base of the Black Hills. and in all the
gulches leading into tho Big Horn, prin-
cipal tributary to that river.
This Captain Fiske." says the Chica.
go Tribune. is considerably windy. much
given to brandy and blowing. A great
noise was made over the large band of en-
igrants he piloted across the plains las,
summer, but we are informed it consisted
of seven emigrants, in addition to the
guards. The els. 900. 900 in gold dus
could spare a cypher and then be conside
rably closer to the truth than he states it
The emigration to Idaho may reacl
100.O 900 this summer. but if it does
1000 of them will return next sum
mer disappointed. IS was the case with tn
first to Colorado. An emigration Of 20.
600 is more than ought to go during tn
next year. No preparations can be mad
to accommodate, employ or support
greater number. But the vultures VIII,
fa,ten on the folly of fools want to Sc
half million Of gold hunters rush acros
the plains to squander their time and mo
lney.