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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
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StSttt, aw fiir Suurn unb Gnbtrr aus ibrr IL.
semen UUas CUTE bdmstma6tt StOffs ju ptrftr.
assn, ans ss werbtu bier nt&t nur bic ssr5bn.
Haeu artitsI, ale
Su@, Satinett, 6albIeinsn, SIanslle,
Strumpfsarn &C.,
lunbrn aud
UOQene Bett=BG1nRets, 6ereits
Cu6 un0 6lumige Bett Iep=
piC6e
abrlsu9t, ba6 itr buEn taufsn prbt
untfrjst&nsttr rdnl&t du@ su bsmsrtsn, bab
sbllea r ME In Der Nu6bari&aft BON anbcrn
brartissn GtablifIemtnts DOas sinIamm,ltr, unb
n aud nt&t pdnl&t IUlGt ~ prrtltinsrn, baourG
Sak+T elsi& anotrn pratlt ba6 Die In Isinsr 8pIs
iennanefattur ssmadtsn Arttfsl ale anbrrn In
Rtstz eanOssttsil bti ptItsm dbsrtrtffsn, fF BEN.
aoH bic SunsI Der alsntaun gBU[Isnmdtls,
felt unterIs&netv ettltlbs inns bat. gang snCrm
Srmterte, unb apar nt@t nur aus Der Na&tar.
t0aft. Icnbrn aud ntnt tpsnis aus btna&bartrn
GauntttS. 70 bag auSssbsbnts DtrsrSsnunssn unb
Bermebruns bsr NaI&inrIt iabrIi6 ncttwsnpis
1ns spA pHItIttlspHtItH uHHspgaSpt UuIPW. INV
iAetu e Itintn Ruubru bttvmit pubinbl3ii fanft,
ranf&t T, i'd fsrnrr Gasn. wsI6t lore gDUls mad
Ar GQsntaun DOQsnmsrufaItur brinssn, babur6
nhbli& Iu MAIDEN. bab sr ibnsn aus itrsr @Oqs
cute Hnb f&Snt StUffs far SOnntuss Ubn S&afT.
tider rrrfsrtiSt, unb ;rar gu biQiasn grsltn.-
Rstrtrt cute ttimssmaGte StoITe, iowit aud
Blanlsts pns 9sppi&s, wsrstn gum Sntuuf
ttte sstaItn, an Der aQtntaun Do1snmdtls, Ido'
Id rom NGrtt.8isrsd. an br tIsintn SeGa no
ssr srres S&urnRstn tf, bst
.. 6enrp @abriel.
9. 9 --BSIs pirb Rsts sstuuft unO Ter
oaHsba's prsis bSa6It. g.. %.
aasntaun, Stunt "a, 1863. HabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
MucttDneer.
o Yes! o Yes! o Yes !

Dd br llntujsGnsts tins eesnS bunussmcm.
men Bat. um bas @sf6Gft tinss guctirnstrs rcr
9snbu.Grrpsrs 3u trtrrib,n. 70 II tr bnst alien
aniOrbrunssn in risism SADIE aufs. bette ~ bic.
nrn. arls 8rttfs fir tbn IOlltrn nadb bsm gesu,
nusvtGIs gUItamt ubhrsfiirt ptrbsn.
Sofepb Sadenba6.
Rss. ie, 1853, na~zs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
Iab1fe S1dmen

BON Der teRm art fir btsfe UtssnO. G6mfaas
SriIbe @arten<SSmercicn,
sr,pasn pon 9dnbrrtb unO Sobn in YbilabtIptia,
tp.IGr bic telsn Samsn,irbsr In Qmsrtta Iinb-
Az tatsn tti = y. t1Iofcr,
gtpot6sfrr In gqntdun.
q. B.-3u tsesm pdd6en Saamsn ssts i'd
aIs @sl6snt cine BefGrsibuna unb Qnpsiiuns,
rpts man bsnIrIbsn ont tsitsn pHdn;t obsr fact.
NuG Snlsnorr fir bislsS Sabr RON g4rtgtt's
tnbianifdsn giltn. son Gpsr's 8sinisunss.gHe
len, unb pom oo&listtsr'S Wastn Sittsrs, llnb
BET mir umfUnf su batsn.
7. =. rIofcr, Qppttttsr.
jStbruar 9. na-|
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
twas fir
@erber 11t6 S6umd6er.

Der nntr1st&usts but Ictbsn sinsn b.rrIi&m
Stod BON 9 lIs6er an i.intm
6eidbirrs nnb 2eber StObr
In gIlsntaun, BON Der Gttv glsupcrt rbalttn, une
cHrirt baNtlbe In Cots ;u SsrIaufsn, rpslhr ben
6anbd pnh,n, unO jwnr al ben aIlsrnisprisRsn
SnrsslO prdbsn.
GIti&faIIs: Buffalo 'Gsne, Slanftts,
Srunts, @eIsln. 8ummttt u I.p.
@trssTst Is nt6t, Isin Stutr IN 30. 5. on,
9nmiItcn' Strabs, sruss unttrsab bsm ,,glsn,
5Uuis."
g. B. Rau.
gVsntauh, PpS. 25j is63s hsbb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
Qe6d Tb1l GiIenbabn.

9eitrpebfel-Durbs3ii9e BON 0eu.gcrt
nl6 Dem Befen.
Die efta Sbal GiftHbabn psrSnesrtt am sPcn.
tag ben l3hu RcUSmbtr ibre Bait Sabsas. S,a6.
eepsncsS wtro son nun an be Belt Der atfabrtsn
tiH.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
g. DI0tt3o

N0Mf1nafltS SOnetper llnp HIet'
bcr:SoGnbler.
ss gRoht Den GiNTpcbnern pcn BstblshCm
n 8stblSbem Sdc. 5romOus6urs unb lImaracnt
huttunaspcH bGtonnt oaS sr sintn 3rpG9s Stsii
Ger Stcrs CrSfnCt hot, an
gtc. 10. 8rcao StraBe, nabe Der Main,
Setblebem.
Srstst Gin unb prdfSt ben srCssu Stcd ron
0erbffs uno 8intcr Sleioun9,
aus bCm tsitsn D1asrial oEs nsuSftsn Spls pSrfsr:
uet, pelds on tiniesn prsilsu pSrtauft niro, aIs
oisisIts bisbsr in 8stbIsbem auasbOkn purbs.
or. D IT tam atetm a II, Der Supsriu:
tsnosnt, psIhEr Gin prattiihsr Shusiosr pcn pisl
iSbrietr 9rfobruns, uno stn bsrGbmtsr auslhnsiosr
IT, unc niCnuls Gin aIsiounssiid ssruniialtst. mrt
bsfdnOis ssssnpdriis siu, UNI bic aunpsn ju bsois;
nen.
Gin pcrtrsf1tbtr Sicd uSn
Si6srn, Gafiimers uno Seitin9s,
pcn pslbtn bic 8unOsn fi6 auspdbIsn tGnnrn. um
6db alciosr auf BtitsGuue MAIDEN "a Iafsn, iinb on
ben 6iaiafsu 9seiu9unstn ,u psrtouftn.
OF SRaht sintn Bsrlut nab SIC. 10. Gs ift Der
Orf ne ibrosn UoTtn S9srtb flr susr @ao bstcmmt.
gtthlGhEr. Rcp. Is. 1919 napt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
Sefentlt6e 9en6u

9luf SpmeriasS ben 1Oten 1tdr5
nd&Rsns, uni 1 0 ll6r 9crmIttass. IclIsn am pau.
ft bsS untsr3si6nstsn. in Str'Sautpn Saun1&ip,
es&a @aunts, fclssnbt grtissl auI Sftntt6rr
8sntu srrfauft rrSrn, nimlh:
3pd 1ortrsfft&s pferes, pcSCn bas cine Gin
sutes Sattslpfsrb, anO cas cnprrs Elm espin1A.
ties 5amiIisnpfsrb III, prG&t9e Jsiibt, mel.
6s ale In turjsr 3eit in YrOftt fcmmsn, ein
RtnO, S6aafr, S6rtins, gftrbsssI6irr a(Isr
art, baruntsr cine cuppslts Sstt lsi6tss @tIGirr,
cine GrsI6mal&tns unb pfrpssspaIt, elm gutter
spttsduls gSassn nit Bobby, elm SpaSiGrpagen
nit Qannsn unp DrGIsl, Yliss un6 @essn, g4ino.
mibls, 5sulsttern unb ShsmG, 5pl,Ieitern, elm
nsur SOlJf6Iittsn, elm 9uRi6littsn, SperrD unb
Sdbfsttsn, 5su' unb Niasatsln, @rafIsnIrn, 8s.
den snb S&aufsln, 5tu bel Der Sunns, gDelI&s
trrnIaub btim @sbunb, sttpa 10 Gder Gaamen I'm
@runb unb cine NspfsI.Rdbls unO Sras RtrssI
unO 9fOasn, alIsrlri S6rsinsr 5anOpsrts. @tI&irr,
II. (. 10. Strner: Better unb 8sttlabsn, Elm
Ofm nit Rctr. stn gdi6rant, SiSsnI&rant,
NlG1hrant, 5UISfifs unb ipnR nod tins arObe
SsrfaIsbsntstt anHsrsr artits ,u umRdnpliG alss
btr 5u nsl6m.
Die SsSinsunssn an Gsr!dufstasr unS auf.
paruns Spn
Nbrabam M. 8Fiiln9er.
Getruar 2, 1864. nqt8
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16

Die llntsrI@risbsntn ma&sn BEN pubIitunt
aAtunseSoa bssanut bub ft In Der 8rOnt Shaer,
naet bel S&impfs 6Utsl, In alsntaun, fb stn'
striGtst batsn, I'm tsbs art
S6mieoe 1rbeit, Reparaturen an
Dampftefel, Dampfr6bren
Dampfmof6inen,
.... II. no,
ia Serri&ttn. Sts Snfsrtissa aud nsus Dampf'
Itad son aasn @r5btn, tifrns S6ornitsins unb
1knbauyt aEIss tuuS ;um Damsfwslsn ast5rt unh
FAs iHHr bnrt irssne cline Gntfnnuns ms Cant
% Ss4tn, uua Resdraturtn ibrts S5aGs gu Ssrri6.
ten, aud NvntSs., Sailing, Gar. unb engine
aEbetttn-aIIss auf turSs aRjdss unb Iu bitIissr
eSstfta.
Oa Ft sisl grFatruns III tbrsm @sI&dfts tabsr
HHe suts arbeIt saruntirsn, bitten fs I'M bic t1n'
ttrRasuns aIlsr Dsrtsnstn sutl&e stpas aus If.
NM Ga&e brau&en, lssn 20 ntus NrbsttsR ODE,
RparatursH.
Cole uno Deilmdn.
ausuH 26, 1868. ra6g
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16

Der bsInsts Ns&Hmnssfibrsr tstaRtt ifa nit
ioIssnSrn SummrnI, tmpfansen UdbrsnI, Dem
Sabr, H6mld Or.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
Ote Sc { 6 II Il II a

BON 5. 8. l6er9 %, Gfq., S6aemeifter
Der 9ebo @aui ltp 9eaenfeiti9en Qferz
oes8erh6erun 9ss9eieaibaft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16

Bonn l. Suuuar 1894 srIhsiutiu baItmOnatIi&sr
ettftruusCn:
8rieor. @rbarb's beutfb:ametifonif6e
g drte1t | a Il ) {,
Gutbunsus bic ususitsu anO inttrsfTuutsftsu
Romane, NopeQen, GrJdbluneen, @rimi,
naleeIbibten, 8eifebiloer, Dorfs
8el0ibten u. I. 10.
Suit. GrsItas, 8. D. pudldnSsr, Chm. 9csfsr
o. R6Gbaulsn, 5sribut Rau, 5rbr. @usr=
5aG, s. .. 3. 9smint, .. &upptus.
paul 6spIs. 6. .g1iGItpmm, ylsId.
NsYr, Srrrm. S&mtb, u.
6. Brd6poSsl uno
Anbern.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-16
NOrb 9enn'd @tIenbabn.
Winter Gtnrit,tuno.


@AA DttbItbsm. DsrltstauH ,t., unb in bidbtsr Scr
NassHs NIT Asr esha @aIItp Gilsntabn nab unb ron
. SaHsn' AusnteDn. Galaiauaua, gVaud Gbunt,
1alItttn, GdIsp. Bbits 6optR. gBiltsstarrt,
BiniamSpsrf, it.
DTH Dur&tSdss. eonntass ausstnsmmsn.1
Ia nab mad Rcntas, ben l6. glcvepbtr, 1863
1tresn Die paHasitrIdse auf oislsr gabn bos ntut
Stsst Der 3hE StraSs, sbGr5OIb 2bsmplen, Ybilu,
StIShta, rUis fslat StrlaGtH:
uE ZOO Sermittass (GrprtS) far Sstbttbtm, III:
ItHfaaa' Raub Gbant eaSIetoR, g8iltts6urre, qBil:
ltaRiSpsrt t.
o. Der 700 ilbr Bug Usrtin6st fdb In gstbls.
BEN nit Der ssba @aIIsp GiItHbabn uno fcrmirt bic
tAesft uno meif rpdnfhentmsrtbe Raute uotb aIIen
YuRftsH btr etdpa SOblsn 8saiou.
lin B. 10 Na6mittass (GrprsO fdr Bstbltbsu,,
Differ 5us srrtitt &aftOn nm $40 S1ad,m. uno
vtTbtHsst f1 nit 6sm gIsu:5sr|sp Gsntrat far Nsu.
.esrf.
Nm 6:lo @s&nittOss uaa sablsbsm. aueutuuu.
GRau& Gbuut H.
GBd6s @aesu Der 2tsu uno 3tsH etrast eiuis
Smet pahasitrpssEu, Iaufsu eirStt nab oSm nsusn
Dtpst.
Sage nab 9bilabeIpbia:
StbsH al pen Sttblsbsm um $50 unb 9.30 Ber.
Rittass, unb 6.07 WahmittaoG.
SrstS mad Bdbisbtm SI.5O mad g7audb Gbunf
S26 na@ 0afon $l.5O; nab gBiaiaulspert
ouE& uuO etGos Itdets maEsn an bee Tidst Of
Fee in Der 3tsn cher Bsrts Strostn srbarn wsrosn
ura bic sbtssn Hatsn Der Sobrprtifs ,u Nd5rn.
'. Ellie GlarF, assnt.
December o. 1863.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

strange motley crowd The unlacky negro thras, with
shs sseru whne of1res. plying the tyraat In bis
brief authority. There 10 gulf between HIM and tho
white fellow sodis. shcn discipline. ne sS no mill
genius li altogether sup ose they were esee
% brave, their example Will never ms .fe tho navo
American bus let han run they WILL ten ana
fsr ard The example contagious for In the moment o.
park r.sm reasoning. aud the braysst Of
British troops hvs been thus demofaIzed by tho bad
coo,.d troops are syond dsuCf. an <tpen, Of pakness
% the Motto army and way b ios con sHs 70 he" o.
they Sncre tsiRQ numbers. ~
backs as an o. crtan o. M cssuirssy can feiesm "
from The nput, of nhumanity; when extends TO
southern saves 40 sphsrtry can prove 10 aomssso'o
Int civilized aDd honorable WARFARE u " cruel Tor ,ho
plorsaye torn rom his hme. his field and hls famty
ira~ng ihnm beh nd him, victims OF sfayvshn: no
c,nnn DUO the atIu., The burdei Of wnv
which holds out ~ him prospect OF nore u mnu.
man, or must necessarily bring With u warfare miI
Of fearful horrors II v well kno xn and le.rned
by bitter experiences how difficult l. TO repress h,lseey
raplne and cruelty amnng saincd so dicrs obs-
dicnce aud ting from How then. b. expect
Cd that men with dim zoos o. all hs hor ohliatens
MI. enced oy wish PROMISE. and devilish pastures o
ftrut sh enovmcmt can he led u understand rspecs
The cannsone-s laws OF mercy and hrmanitv. II they
are - ,. %'Sed with Me white. they may essomo.
braalize those by whose SIDE they naht they lee
loose tu armed masses hcrrms with no perpes a'ea and
atrocities committed which VIII make the world stand
a&bass. Add the world will shuddsr and tho liter fccl
ing Of soorn with which tho Ya,ke, = even now rs-
Rarded aor0ad will change into fierce disgust Into m
speak.bie bathing. rho English 1wil be made %
remember tho indeIibe staia wnM tie cmpioymens
n ndans In has left upon them and shrink
for the North, from responsibility Of act which viii
impress upon an ipcffacetble mark, and dra~ down
uD H. In no remote ~ perhaps, one o: those tosr'oo
rerio tons which ever follow national crime The mil
oeopher will turn with contempt from the faacv thae
slavery thus DO abolished. In tte history NJ man
human had been reprrssed extpguishsd oy
violent agencies Even Exeter Hall. dwelling with raus
AMI cant upon is faveste "biot sivlx ,ton" viii
refuse hMveit wiped out with snch bloody sponge.
Tho world will asio frnm tho cruel bloody Yankee,
and shn GAIN To- return the hearty sympathy and Tho
manly aDobation OF NIL tie good aud tho upright. who
sl love TO honor bright and fair play among uasIocn
as well a. among men. .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

drama entitled The 6orcsrsm wss played q this
theatre last night for The Arss time 70 large and er
sai audience. II translated from the French and the
story In some respects similar 70 Vie story OF Trova
tore The sorceress 10 Tue mother Of the hsroer rather
one Of The The play has many strong points in H.
rhe situation In the second act where the physician IN
consciously gives tho signal for he death o. his friend
and where The sorccess learns that The man nose death
she has ssrIven for her sos-ls Assly dramatic ops
Inc spectacle that sndstn third act sxcslsus but the
whole play closes In decided anti climax Tho sorcersss
sscues the hero and heroine from death By The supda
scu only 70 take their place ana the mpsrt,a
~ apt 70 wonder Why she cane have seal IN her own
boat
cass a. Neg Merries and Mica Jonss did MOI Iok raj
horrible enough tor The loathsoms peysonssc bsa ,hs
play supposes 10 be- ASIDE from that o6iectIon her
feudl lon OF The part wae admwsbIe. -
Some improvements have been made N liSht,.s this
theatre whicn give much moe cheerful ana pIss
appearance than u has had for great while
GaAWp Coscrnr IN BnooEtYR.-0n Thursday fso.mor.
ssw) evening grand coscsrs win tate place a. the
Bsoohlyp Atbspeum. on which occasion shs young
vo,ipss, Emil ncsnhausr viii b the leading attraction
Ne vii b supported BY some accomplished artists II
New York and Brooklyn, and there u scarcely q doubt
that there win " full assspdsnce and succesaufbsr
Aswmanc>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.


Our Flag Reported to b~ sstis Waving
Over tho Plymouth FosttacHttons-.
Strength o. wsshingsnn and New-
bcrn-Funerai ollie utcnant Comnsan-
der Fiusscr, &c.
EEwPrav. Apri' g. 1864
Reports from Plymouth have that flag eth loais
orinc tions In that place, though tho enemy
have possession OF the town and river.
II ~ said ,h,s General wesee Is retired with bis force
ino rortincaons. with fifteen days. Irovisos ThiA
report appears no believed o. tho arrival OF moro
eunbcais We sn n, be reach Plymouth aud sscer
tain the iacts.
washir gton and Newborn arc much strong fortified
than Plymouth was. With tow moro troops and gun
boats which said 10 he tho way they can DO held
against oil tho rebels tina, c,n present thcmse
Tho furcral n Commander Fusser took place hero
tho 10 day u was the m 50 afec,ia aud imposing do
monstrsttn Of tho kind witnessed N North faro
lima The city draped mourning. snd al business
appended His remains wero interrei in N.wbern with
distinguished honors.
FoRTKrss MoHRog, Arrf as. 1894.
Tho steamer Fl Cid arrived to-day, ir m Newhern
Saturday evening. AL quiet there. There hsd been
no demonstraskrs BY tho . ems. y. NJ was heard ON
Friday In tho direction Of ashmgton.
ono hundred refugees esca al durnS tho Nght at rIy
mouth, and were taken by Tho steamer Massasot 10
Roanoke Island. ~e g-sft~v st
Lieutenant Charles r. stirling arrived The VI Cid
bearer Of dispatches rom General Peck General u,lcr
Several ladies arrived ~ Fortress Monroe yesterday
morning from Ply mouth. AL noncomb tants have cfA
that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27


Nm RnmUun NAVAL oyuuHL
Mr. HAtn, trsp.) Of N. H., introduced bill 70 amend
shs " provide fos ths scsncy Of The navy which
provides that no oosr shall b. retired under The ere Of
sixty swo and whose name shall NOT have Dssu Soyps
upsa shs "Nsvy Rsssssr forgive pears asr shs ere
Of sixteen. Referred 70 shs Naval Commitsss.
VIRGINIA JUDICIAL Drsrncn.
Mr.. TIN Eycx, (rep) Of ~ j., reported from the Ju.
dietary Committee bill changing and declining shs bouada
riss Of the Eastern and Western Judiciary districts Of
Virginia. The two districts made cosxteusve with
The States Of Virginia and West Virginia. the Of shs
latter 70 hold Sin sessions snnualyss Chambsvsburu,
March "a and August a. u wheeling, April and SEP
tsmber al Char leston, April 10 and September TO-
AUTHORIZATION ron fHs ynBH MILITIA fpoors.
Mr. WIIsov, frep.) ~ MASS. introduced the following
in. resolution, which was resrred % 'cs COMMITTEES On
Resolved rhass sum Of twenty-five minicns Of dollars
- sad hs same neutrality-suspicious. ont q any moneys
r. ns not fS na s%S
TINE as Is.s sAsn kusdrsd Gays afsr ,hslr muster
McRRAss o. 1Hu rvnBm on MILITARY cApxrs.
~ WILLOW introduced bill 70 iucseaee the number OF
osos sne army and for other purposes. IL provides
snst we ~ cadets - the Military Academy shall
addition 20 che suboF Of eadssS heretofore authorized
hw two cAdsee ~ each 10 Congress-,
VINO snan % SEXUAL residens ef Ne States from which
sssy sso mpposss An o. cadets ne esh-
ne military issses q ne usMsS ssssss' regulars
AID vclunssess Hue % perern shsll Ss sppoIns.
% . cadet under ths pssvnssss o. shn Sec
ION sk ~ = sssn ses have served hcscrssy Tor
o esdsn spposssa y asy ysss sSss. -, csessS one
hundred nttfy. 70 psssos v - sdnltssd = : cadet
who shah - hss 'bes ssvsasssa " ness Mas iwsaw
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News fEosa Fortress Dgoaros.
FoRrasss MoxRos, April -. 1854

News fEosn Fortress Dg0uTOe.
FoKrasss MoSRos, April -. 1854
me steamer koouIyhs has arrived from Nswbern,
NC
TAs Palmetto Herald, dased Port Royal. April %, b
received. says that Henry schumacher and Henry ssrk
Al Port Royal the 2oh iustass dssev'oo.
light desertsrs arrived ~ rors Pulaski .bs 10Th
instant from Savannah.
The captured se'ev Alliance has bees g"iisn 81, and
arrived ~ Hilton Hold whh moot % her cargo.
The Schooner Francis Hatch, New York Tor Balss
more, gos aground Gags Charles and bet pare her
cargo. che wAs towcd or shh morning.
AsREsT o. DISTRICT ATTORNEY CHANDLER.
'IesrWrss isaos, Apsn %, 1884
q. l. n. Chandler, sIira ssass district Attorney,
arrested 10 Noroh last evening. and placed In tho
suarlnouss, ~ order Of General wide % underss o.,
that he y charged ~hh asss,sDs calm pi cM Ia his
ha, a. for collection, bus 10 said shas mo Delay vss
esused ~ his sbsspcs from homo business ~ wash.
ugton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

the Railroad ssrtsc - Ciaci.nsas.
tisc-svarL April -. lsoA
The strike 10 this city among the smplavss on sns w
r,cu. ra,ir, ads sbuu NJ erd, sew o. sAvms es&
susvseved w their rlaecc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

M LES,tA cny, April ~, 1854
New Mexico papers u tho is,n that csrts'o As
cha late cuar,erm,s Of Ar,s No under General wss,
recently ahscnrds.l nto 0ld ucx,co.
letter tvrn turt Lyon the fndans In uhe neigh
DO. n, oil are un,trub,ed.y friendly.
In the wei IVY o. ren,er msli hands of ipdiass con
Tin, ~ steal stock but tbcrs tears Of their no
Testing Western emigration
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

HAvArA-eteansAip NsIyils- Dsseo n UEs4 CapPts,
ssT g. 9:sss Jssn ~ ss,ssL nsssss Anss ssss
s.ss. 80 ss.s ca f:sss Ss:s. Sss ss
vsnA PesAv O'pySsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

N. tsrr, April 20, 1894
Late Lss Rccs dsiss say Mr. Ant- ~ jefferson county,
hes been elected Speaker inc Arksssss Legislature
TIE Legislature would Immediately provide FOG Mo
orssnizssIsn Of The STATE militia. and the raksg of 70
vsnue and sdogs measures TO render npassibs, for
rebels or coppsrhe,ss " grasp we rsisss u govern
meat
Mr.. Carson. member Of the House. recently captured
by euepias had s~caped aud arrived ~ tMtIs Rock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Biockads Runnsrs at Haitian.
- HAIUAx N. g., April 20, 1894.
The blockade runner A. d. Vance, from Nassau, ar.
rivsa this svssps
The Cray q Petersburg and Florida are SIN here, 70.
pairing. "@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27
GENERAL sIa LIS DEPARTMENT..
Spirited Cavalry sktrmish &c Now
town,

Spirited Cavalry sksrmish ne Now
town.
Nh. r. O. wILsOx's r-spArCags.
HAhPsa's Eav.v Apsi Is, 1884,
very spirited engagement took place between q DO
tachmert Of Tho Fret New Yo,k Try and body o.
rebels At Hewtows, ne trasburg. We lost on, oGces
aud quite number Of reD.
The rebel foco s ted 10 have been beiws sh,sa
hundred and four hundred strong tho strength Of
party about hundred men, The contest, although
decidedly unequl kopt up Nh much spirit for
mo time. Superiority q numb n aIoas gave shs
rebels tie advantages they gained. ...+a~.tr.
Tho Detachment OF Fret New YORK. cavalry thus
gagged was out 90 scout, bsIn, sp' ched from MAJ
tinsburg. Bs ,dent they "sconsei' out the ssnn
Of the enemy aaa sntssausny "scoose - for thS Obj
position OF friendly quarters.
CusnEaiArp. w., April q 1874.
Neither At Harpev's very mr. Mris'u ~ there
any Of ntsIess sody. Nothing h said about mo
reported advance o Leo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

Muster OF the On. Mllssia.
CINCINNATI, April 20, 1904
Tho muster q the state militia yesterday was wen ~
tended. .......
The four Cincinnati regiments WI rspors with well
0led ranks.
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News frosa Sssise~ais.
aAp FuArcpeo. Apv,i "a. f9e

bAH FnAFcneo, AVN 70, f50
There hare been arrivals ~ esp-rtu II moment
ns rumored that jsme- p. Osis now 10 Bis way rass
hiss appointed Col ecsos q hspors wee Mr. james,
removed.
tesrs are entertained thpt the grain crop viii fall
sh ~ ono hail. the tate rates noe having been shciet
There nave been ,wcnty arrests vp,atiou Of Mo
Law against cunning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

mo SAFE tns First National Bank IN this city was
blown spsu Iass sshs BY burglars and % Co. IN postal
eusrs.oy, wse hksn. The esshisr had pssvously ~.
moved be fu06e u NE bank for safe hespns " SAFE
W Only snail one foy temporasy use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-27

First Lieutenant John n. Hkbes has been detached
from Brooklyn Marine Barracks and ordered to com.
and the marines Of The North Caroline Tho guard Of
the North Csrons has been increased 70 ssvsn,y.nvs
men.