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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Don IOiseonlin.

9Bisconfin 1T fir Die Sa6e Der Union
NIT &raft uno @ner9ie ein9etreten. Sis
gum L. geopember .. S. bat es 81 Re9is
menter Snfanterie, orei &e9imenter @as
oallerie, IL Satterien lei6ter Irtillerie,
3 Satterien fbWerer Qrtillere uno cine
@ompa9nie S6arfibdsen in'S Selo 9es
itellt. - Son Oieier 3abl 9in9en Dem
Oienfte 6,963, beinabe Die 6dlfte Der
9eiammtjabl, our6 300, Ginlafun8 uno
0eraleihen perlpren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Sefentlt6e 9enbu

9(uf 0pnnerfa96 ben 1Otrn Wtara
nd&Rsns, um 1 0 ll9r gOrmittasS, Iplcn am Suu.
Ie hes llntrrSri4nfttn, In Sbsrs Sauecn SnunIay,
9eGa Gaunty, foissnbe @rttrl auf ETrntIi9a
Senbu Sertauft ngben, ndmIib:
3ps SertrsffIiGe YIerte. wcYrn bns cine sin
suteS Sattrlpfsrb, anp bas enbrre Gin ecwinIp'
trs 5amilirnpferb III, praftise Gii6s, wsls
DE ale In flirssr 3eit n Yrcft tommrn cir
8ino. S6aals, S3msins, pfstsgei6irr alIer
Nrt, barunter cine epppelie Sett letttS @sItirr,
cine Drsl6mai6ins unb Yfrrbssspalt elm gutter
,wtisauls gGassn nit BOBBY, Gin Spa,isrwa8rn
NIT Vannsn unp Oslhld YHGss unb Gggen, gPine.
mibIs, 5suleitsrn unb S&smel, 5ol,lritsrn, Gin
nsusr SolSldIitten, Gin GuRialttsn, Spsrrs mt
Sabftttsn, Ssus unO Nlia9atGln, @ra(Imlrn, 8e'
den Snb S6aufeln, 6su bel Der 9unne, gBrtlhs
fcrrlaub beim 0etmO, stpa 10 older Saamrn I'm
Grunb unb time grpfd. Mdtlr unb Srae Iiesrl
unb Yfcfrn, allerlsi S4rrtnr 5anbwtrfs. @ef6irr,
u. 10. 5erner; Sftttr unb SsttIabtn, Gin
Ofsn NIT TObr Elm Gdlhranf, Sti6snlarant,
Wil616ranf, Sol3tils urb 1UnR np6 cine grues
@sritierenbeit anrgfr artfsI 81 umfanbli4 alIss
bier 81 mrben.
Die 9sbnsunssn am gsrfuufstuse unS Iuf'
partun9 Don
2tbrobam SO. @eifin9cr.
5etruar 2, 1864. nqtg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
9 rbetrdtb c t.
(Durtb Den Gbrm. ern. 8ausr.)

4m 10. 9anuar, Ssrr 5ranflin 8rimsr, BON
8ranfIn 5ounIdip, Carbon Gaurtp, NIT Nib
9nuIine Steintrrnnsr, pom erGa Gaunl6ip, glUr'
Hampton gaunty.
Qm 26. Snnuar, Sur SUnntBan 6. 6iller,
nit Orig epNIa S&satammsr, bsips bon 0sf'
gEnn, SGuYIfia Gauntp.
Nm 3lam Sanuar, bur& ben @6rw. Serrn
5tOmas Saumun, Serr. Gburles S0Ismsysr, NIT
NiB @li3a Drill, belpe BON IGtntaun.
gm 23asn Sanuar, bur6 ben G6rw. SrrH
9. IS. 8boapS, 5srr SpnaS g8sib. nit Mib
SallY DOrparO, bstbe BON @aI6instOn Saun'
fhip, qrfa Gaunty.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
MuS Sem SSeIfeu.

Sinci cinnati, 26. San. Sn Ser
@eies9ebune pon &entudp wuroen 9ez
tern orei Qbitimmun0en eebalten es
Fam aber INNER nod feline 8abl zines
Sunoesienator5 3u Stanoe.
Sis ieBt iino l6 SeteronensRe8imsns
ter bon Sbio, Die itb lpieoer anperben
l;eBsn, in @olumbu5 anoefommen. Aub
Iino felt Sftober 5000 neue &efruten i'm
Staate enrollirt ,Doroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
90 c Or BE N.

9lm lsbtrn Sunnsrlidg, In Glib @beitba0
SaunfGip, Qeha Gnunts, In Der Sliitbe 1rinsr
Sutrsn, an rirsm 5istsr, rpc,u R& bic. 5irn.
snt3inbuns Ssfrllts, 5err Monroe .. 6.
9 u 8. elm SUbn bee 5rn. gptratm 9utb, In
isinem 22iien Gebensjabrs. - @r tintsrlGBt cine
ttefssbsuste Satin unb elm tlttnss Sinb letnrn
aa1ufrubsn 5Intritt gu bftprinen.
Gs 1T pOIbrabt, es III pca6raBt,
gNit sjnsm Nlaun ouf @rbsn,
gBsnn CT ole 5eit retbt ;usctraht,
60 fanst'S an bimmIlfb uerbsu.
Sn isuem frcuosnrrllsn Srt
Grpart' CT bid ;u itbcu.
e. tete fronm unb beili9 fort,
Gut' 9labt esit ieet 9elbsb'n,
G1ut' Natbt, msin lisbrs gBsi6 uno 8ino,
Die itr mir Tcteb unb psrtb,
Gs mug ia isst 9'fbiscsu lsin,
8sn 8tsbrn III mcbr auf Grb.
0Nuttsr! wsnn pas 8inelcin fraset:
SBc if unfit Batter bin q?
gHern SS psiut uno nm mid tlaect,
Sag, ha6 i'd inl eimmd bin.
2bsurs nsun Die Gttcrn psinsu,
Srcdue ibrc Sbrdnsn ab:
llno wenn bic Srdblin9s SCuue lasinst
Yfanjet 8cisn mir auf's @'rOb.
glm lsbten 5rtitas In @Gntaun, q ltra n.
Der, SGbnlein BON Stsphsn unp Sane S&parb,
alt 8 WUnaten uno % Sag.
Soum srbIdbt bic unss Nrk,
gait fs jur Bsute Sturm unb gBinb,
60 eutriidt Der GQuttsr S6ccBs
Der 500 DIT GbneI siu tbsurss Sino;
Drum olen Gltsrn 6cit psrtrausn,
DaS iS ss siultsns nierrr fbautn.
Gm 23asn Sanuur, In DURHAM SaunI9ip,
Buds @auniY, @nna Maria dentbal,
alt 70 SABRE, rent9rr 9 Gage.
9lm 25. Sanuar, In tteIr Stabt, 6 a 8 a.
: a., @trSattin brs iGcn tGnelt SerRurbsnm
@brfian gOuns, in ibrsm 90nsn eebrntiatre.
gIm lsBten Dunnsrltas, in pisIer Stabt, q b c.
I t n a, @tssattin 'bss 2lueuRus &. 8utr, unb
cine 9cGter prs i&pn lGnsR Serlcrbrnn Soma
t9an SuauB, In einem Utter bon rtpa 81 Sabrrn.
(@in9slanbt burb Den Gbrm !Srn. Bausr.)
9Im 15tsn Sannar, in ggsil' psnn, an brr gBai.
fttlu&t unb ausietruns, Daniel Bauer, alt 81
Sabr, Nlpnat unb 3 Eag.
Im 17tsn Sanuar, In etbi9tton, an Sranf
sinsr gGunes, bic sr I'm JtrtsS srbis,t, Sac. WsB'
ner, I'm 49am Getensjabrr.
@m t7ten Sanuar, In BeR.Yenn, an bsr qus.
sstruna, @eUrSs SrsY, alt GA Sabr, 10 Munat
unb "a Gag.
gm 21fen Sanuar, in Sf Nau6 G6unf, al
err Qunaen' unb StrnsntSinbuns, NIpine Q(r.
manSa, GO&tsr pCn Saeub SimIer, alt 3 Sabr
8 Nlcnat unb 20 Gag.
gm Isbsn 6rsitns in allsntaun, 3 II 8 3.
M n, elm Scbn bss Srn. 9snrp Oautsrt, IL
lsinem 81 ll'n 9strnajatt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
N16rt6t

wirb bIsrmit ssestsn, cap Der tlntsr,r&ntte als
apmtniaratur BON Der SintsrlaifsnIGaft bes Ter.
fiurbnsn 9 ONO IN & rmmerer, lrbt.
bin BON Ntebsr WlfUro 5aunI&p, 9r&a
GauntY anssnrlIt wcrbsn III. aar bisisnt.
gen, prI6s babsr nod an brIaete SintrrlaFsn.
f6aft I6ulbis fup, pTpsn birrmit aufsrfurerrt
tnnrrbuIb 6 aBodsn at;ubYablsn, unb SolGr bic
nod uhtmibss gniprd6r baben, brIistsn ibr
8rdnunsen tnarbalb beiastsr Belt ppbIbefdtiSt
an
Wartin &emmerer.
S5ebruar 9, 1868. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
gpn sySprfpIf.

Sort Monroe, %. San. Sn gtors
fotP bieb es, Dap ScfF. Sapis' forbi9er
Stepart uno &ammsrm6oben ous Ribz
mono cntfoben uno bort an0efommen feiz
en-.
81 SlGbdin9c BON Ribmono lunoten
beute Bel @)orfto,pn ar, 20 bon &i1mono,
petersbur9 uno 2(u9uta fomen 9elfern
nab Norfolf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
0SOlt S0rrisbmreI.
Dir 0rCrBatbuna.

Sarrtsburs, 26. San. Stnat.-
Der ulte 3uilnnb buusrt fort. Die Copper
benbs orrp'iarrn lore 3uaimmuns su iresnb r'
nrm Sci6IuEt, aud 81 trm tss Senator ecprp,
baB Ssnatrrrn. bic nidt arbfittn pUllen, aud
fSts gslobIuuS srbaItm lplIsn, 9rrtast,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
DEr EcbrIIcn Rinfau in IenneiTee ,u.
rfIf9ctd)laacn.

q ofbUiGG 81. San. Spdtere
St0cbribten Don Sen. Ooo9e, batirt BON
9ulo6fi 26. San, meIoen, Dap Ger Seino
am %. Sanuar Qbenos oen Senneieez
8suB ttberibvitt uno am foloenoen Mors
gen Ntben6, GCnn., an9rifT. Die Srups
PEN Die fgdDer 4tbehs befcst bielten,
lparen mcliten6 nab Slorence oe9anoen,
um elne onoere Ibtbeitun9 Der Rebellen,
Die BORT itberieete, 5Irdd,uItlaoen,
nlbt6ot ttopeni9tr crtitten Die Qnorejfer,
Die i0re Nbweienbsit benueen lpo(lten, eis
ne gtieoerla9e. Der Seino, Der 600
Wann farf mar uno ;wei @eibIse hat,
tc, muBtc lib jurlfjeben uno perfudbt
Jest lpieoer ibcr Den 6luB 3urddtufont.
men.
Oie neuriten Va1ribten ia9en, bof
oub Dodge bei Slorcnte SobnIon Elm,
tGbti9e Sblappe bti9ebrabt bat. III
lem Nnlheine nab 1T Der Stref,u9 De
8cbelIen gu @noe.
vs. a ( b in9ton, IS. San. Sol
9enerot SbOma6 1T foI9enoer officicll
Seri6t cin0claufen:
Sol. SOrnc, nit $50 Mam pom 2S
&tntudp Rsaiment, btrittner Snfantcri
uno Dem 4. YRid)i9an @apa0erie Re9i
ment, 9rif Sol. GulbcrtIon'6 6omcs 8dr
o'n Sa9tr an, serft6rte bofsIbe nit be
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
9rieaszNass1rtes,te.e

seIr laBen ttsrna&Retsnb bic wi&tisasn unb
nsnt wa6rlasinIt&sn-bsnn uls su ssbsn 10 In
sintm pSGentIt&sn Slntts rein unmSsli@-
Srts8s s'9laaT&ten, sruppsn.Sswesunssn, ii. r.
To-, 'risSsr, tpts iis bon Gag ;u Sag bsi uns tin'
trefsn, fOl8sn, bamIt anfsrs esIsrsSOn alien 8cr'
faarn TN 3ulammsnbans untrri&trt perbsn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
GinseIanbt)
Zine ubatiadbe-cin RdtbIel uno cine
i7uE Al Fnadcn,

3rtt 5srrsn RON Carbon Gaunty, Dem StdSt.
den pOn Ssapr NsaOUp, 9atr unO Sctn,
sisnssn Dor bret Sabrsn auf Oas S6la6tfeIor,
t0msn Dor rinissn Sassn utur unO batsn ibrs
Dtsnits aufS nsus Dem eanbs jusslast. 0dbrsnb
tersm Sisrisin tsiratbsts Der Satr sin 2ijd9rsss
Ntae4sn; stni8r Gage Ipdtr bsratGstr bsr Scbn
Die Ntuttsr BON Dem gBsitt lsneS gatts. Spllts
nun Der Batter Sinrr ssussn nit bcm iuuasn
gestbe, mas mare Nsrsn SsrwunptI6ait nit Ssni
Spsn uno bfllen @btIrau? &,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Or. 0enrD S. W1rttn,

81 9sb6in @unborjt uuc nsbi3iniI&r Die
rtFtpr In rsr Scr. Staatrn @rmts. bic,
A ltt BEN @tnwcbnsrn bon glGentauE uno
llmaeaenb lsiur prpfrlFonslls Disnas an.
SrInr SiFer III on 30. 80, SiO Sistents
Gtrabe, ,pi6en SamittOn unb gDoInut.
Sdnulr 26, 1864, na6W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
Sefentli6e gSenbn.

2(uf 8reitaos oen l2ten Sebruor,
Tim 1 ll6r beS Na6mttaes, IUGIm ant Saufs bts
llnter,ct6rsten In Sib. .gBbtitbaG Saunf6ip, ee6d
Saurtg fclsfncr GrtItd auf HfFsntli&sr gsnbu
prfauft prrbrn, rGmliA:
3wsi pra6Hss 6 idtriss Yfsrbs, zine CUTE
Mil6fu6 unb Gin fsttt 8ub 8 9tinbr unO Elm
Bull, spei iunee 3uftIdlpsins, cine purtrsffIi&e
4rt, pf'rbs' Ga6trr fir A YfsrOe fir ben 0assn
unb osn 9Fus, ales neu, Summrts, SltnbtaIf'
tern, 9rnrn, u. +. ~, Spsrr' unb Sdbtsttsn, elm
gutter ,pesduls BaBsn nit pntsnt'8Ur, Bobby
unD Spsrr. cine Yatsnt SrUttunf, Elm Sa86'
Ittlitten, Gin SortrsfFiGss n'usS 5ru&trsff, 5su'
unb W1gabsln, Sfippsn, allss nett, uno fCnf
nod 0eIe Nrttfd 3u umltdnOl6 ;u mslbrn.
Die SsbinsunSen am Ssrtaufstase unb Guf'
wartun9 Spn t
giQiam Oornep.
Sonuar 26, 1861. nqbp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
RdRsus ocr RcbeIIenarmsc aus DaIte
Ga.

Cincinnati, /, 2S. Sanuar. Sine
Special Depefbe bon Chattanooga
fa9t:
Sobnifons 2frmee 1T BON Dalton ,u.
rdd9efaiien. Sol. Surfe Der NIT elmer
parlamentGrFa99e As WeIen peit 9ine,
fano feinen Seino. ..
Die Sorpofen oer Rebelen lparen bel
&in9itcn, 40 Meilen fdoli6 BON Dalton,
mabribeinIi6 um Den 8d6su8 su mas.
tiren.
2(m Samitd9 fanoen Jlpiiten Gon9s
itreet5 @auollerie uno Der uniri8en bel
6norpille S6armusd itatt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02
SefentltC0e @enbu.

l(uf Wittpo6S ben I7ten 8ebruar,
I'M lltr res NaGmittass, lcllsn am Saufe bsS
ssrlortsnen 8 onattan 8um fell b, ltbts
Sin BON S6usSaurCn Saun1hip, es&a @nuntY,
folsenpe arttrl auf EfsntIiHr geneu Ssrtauft
trtsn, nGmllf:
:3pet Yferbs, 2 Siite, a S&aafe, 3 S6wsins,
elm SprlnsS.Bn9'n, 3wri SpssduIs gedSen NIT
8OOrirs plug unb Gage, @tnbmablt, Ytree'
aeItirr, Stttsn, Gin Sattsl. cine Got Sabat, Elm
Sfsn nit Jtptr, Yatrnt SsiOrr.MdtIs unb prsiIe,
elm ScldGlittsn, Basuer.Srl,, 6trf6sn'Ssant'
linss, ,rei SOlNanpss S6mirtgtl6irrt. Drsb'
6anf, S6fsiiltin unb cine Anjdbl anSsrn Ertt'
ffI gu umtancli@ 3u melOtr.
Die 8erinsm5en AM grfaufsta9s unS auf'
plrtun8 BON
@atbarina Rimfelo.
Sanuar 26. 1864. *3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02

trd6tli6en @afTens uno onoern Sorrds
then uno 3eritreute Die EebeIlen. cbne
1elbit Serluff 30 beleioen.
:. Sobnion'S (Rebellen.) Brigade iibsrs
Ibritt oen &ennefee=SluB 3 Meilen oberz
balb 8ainbrib9e uno 6 Meilen unterbolb
Slorence, in Der Qbfidt, ii6 NIT cinsr
Brigade Snfanterie su pereini9en, Die
rpie man errpartet, bel eamb's u. 8roipn's
6errp iiber ben SluB 9eben pGrben, nm
oereiniet unfere bort ftebenoen Sruppen
9efan9en ju nebmen. 2Sir enoa9irten
fie, t6oteten Is uno nobmen cine Qnjabl,
oarunter 3 Sffisiers, 9efan9en. Infer
Serluit 1T nur 10 Serwunbete.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02

0Da6 &cfrutirsn 9cbt lcbnea pcran
IN QQentaun,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-02

gSoblristbcnce Seife uno 3ropfen, z -
fiir auf Sadtd6er nO 8nbr ~ aceun aud
Seifc fdr {odncs, wfldr pCn Der 8GIts numb rtTs
bcn, su baden tfi s, g. Ms fer, @pctbF,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-23
PIRIT or The NEW YORK PRESS.
Leading Editorials from the New York
Papers This Morning.


PROM ne Ttr,
Major General Fremont publishes letter
withdrawing his name from the list OF candidates
or the Presidency. lie secs that the union of the
Republican party has now become d paramount
lecessityl and Is unwilling that he should stand
an obstacle in the way Of its success. lie
axes occasion to indulge In some severe animal
ersions upon President Lincoln and his palicy
'yhich had been as well omitted. General John
ochrane, who was the Cleveland nominee for
4 sice-Prcsident has also Withdrawn his name
+ rom tie ticket.
1 The Cleveland orradical movement never really
mounted 70 much. 10 had neither inherent nor
apparent strength. II had the smallest possible
asis for ITSELF II commanded neither popular
upport nor respect. It's whole character gave
PROOF that 10 was necessary failure.
The times now are TOO solemn the crisis Is too
.rcat, TO allow indulgence in personal amin )sities
r to be governed by uu obs iuate adherence TO
4linOr questions Of policy. Our country is assailed
~ armed Rebels iu the front and by malignant
8opperheads In the rear and such is not the hour
" disappointed friends to fall furiou,ly upon the
f Ranks.
We have now but two political parties in the
North; and that such would necessarily be the
pshot Of matters, when the real hour Of tria
.ame, was foreseeu by all slgaciOus men from the
rst Now let the Radicals, in a better spirit than
Y evinCed by their representative leader, Join
&ands with patriotic men Of all other irtics in
tne great effort 90 suppress the Rebellion, and
istain the Administration and the man who con.
kftute the Executive power that must accomplish
'|ie work
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-23
TIE CmICAGo NOMINEE.

IOh tHe liNcs
Fernando Wood on Saturday evening, in his
beech of full adhesion to the Chicago nominees,
yhve just and conclusive reasons for the course
4 has decided to adopt "It elected" said he,
am satisfied that he General McCellanl t0iR
kt7tam the rjees and execute the principles of
N great party he ,cW represent, without regard to
ose he may himself possess. lie will then be
4 ~ agent and the creature Of om rOice." This is
<orfectly true, and the sequel will show 1t.
How indeed can he be anything else ? He is
7OminatGd so ely and exclusively because he IS
Ile II preventative Of The party which adopts him.
Q is made their candidate only because he is 10
Le their agent. Mr.. Wood stated the simplest
1nd most unquestionable maxim Of practical
20liticS, wbtn he asserted that the nominee OF Il
Dirty becomes the representative of that party
Chen with his own consent, he becomes itS can
didate. When Buchanan was nominated, he
ated that he was mo longer James Buchanan
,he was the representative of the principles and
IMPOSES OF the party which bad put him in nomi-
Iition. This was true of him, and is must be
ue of every man who permits himself 70 be
lAde the candidate OF "A political party.
i Wood Is periec y right in counting on the
AeTfect and complete loyalty of the Chicago
Yominee 10 the purposes aud sentiments OF the
hicagO COnVen ion. He would be right, and his
Aith would DC just, even ii that nominee had
51dicated any wish or purpose 10 depart from the
rtatfoTm on which he has been nominated; for
Ie will OF great party, deliberately expressed,
infinitely stronger Iaan the will OF any mau
b il.
Hut Genera, Mcclellan has not indicated the
Nightest dssasf ,ction with the Chicago platform.
has neither written nor spoken a siugle sylla-
le In Reputation OF IL, or in opposition TO It's
Jews. No man doubts his acquiescence in IL.
20 man doubls tha' he cuncurs in prJnOuncing
De war a failure-or that he will, the minute h
j elected, make "immedlate Efforts for the cesst-
ION OF hOsuli'ies." lie says not syllable in
Condemnation OF the RCbellion-nor a word on
BIC Leces sity OF Gushing il by force Of arms.
II c is 1Or the Union, and so is Fernando Wood
Sgd the latter is perfectly right in support :
Vim, because of the identity of their views as 10
he proper means for saving tho Union and as "a
ksaved."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-23
POLITICS AND POLISH.

" rom me AflDNhes
! Having read with considerable interest the late
tier of Mr.. Reyerdy Johnson, in which he an
ounces his intention Of supporting General
Gorge because he likes his manners and of op-
posing Mr.. Lincoln because he does not like his
banners, we beg leave to congratulate the United
ftates of America upon the possession of so
hesterfeldian parsonage. No less should We
1,joice at the willingness of so refined a gentle
3fin as Mr.. Reverdy Johnson to mix at ali in the
Parse and vulgar sIuabbleS of American politics
Xd TO perfume them by the presence of his nice
Nability. Mr. TuryCydrop, in "Bleak House."
Hauld have been delighted TO know Mr.. RcYerdy
f1lnson. Together they could have struck out
mentions of polish.
4 We do not question Mr.. Johnsons assertion
Nat General George is an extraordinarily we'll
fed person, and quite indisposcd ID hurt the
#elngs Of single human being The slave
HDlders are VIGOROUSLY great judges of manners
hd we know that such is their opinion of the
Heneral Whether, II elected, he could save this
buntry by series of gracefully executed bows,
a question for a jury of dancing masters.
IL must in Justice 10 Mr.. Lincoln be remem-
ered that while General George was caught
Erly, and educated in the ceganciCs ut the cX-
nse of the nation, the President was CALAMITY
hting adverse fortune, and makiBg his way,
soth and nail, through the thickets of poverty
= I'd obScuIity. Ii he lacks those charming man
Yrs which Mr. Rcyerdy Johnson considers to be
Inc position of about nlnetenths of his fellow
I2ens, who in tn S busy country and bustling
&c have found no leisure in which to WOO the
Faces. II he Is not ALWAYS dignifed, if his free
8gd easy manners sometimes shock the buckram
8ntlemen of the ciIcumlOcuIiOu school of poll.
Ucs, he may have otner qualities, such as truth,
bnesty, fidelity TO the Constitution, which shOald
Il regarded as compcnsat'Ons. We cannot eN-
4 ct everything for $4,000 per annum. If we
eet the useful, We eau well spare the ornamental.
n As for General George, we suppose there never
as such another prodigy, except Marshal SAKE,
X Xicibiades, the Earl of Peterborough, and few
lDre fellows of that sort. Alexander Pope wrote
Ne following recipe for the "mannerS of a
Pro" flake all the best qualities you can find
4 all the celebrated heroes OF antiquity II they
III not be reduced 10 consistency, lay them all
II a heap upon him" We suppose the friends of
eneral George must have heard of this prescrp.
on--at least they appear to be acting upon it.
X was said thai God gave to Bishop Berkeley
4tevery virtue under Heaven"
"A If we may credit the COpperheads, Providence
as been at this benign, but exceptional work
lyain; and this time, instead OF a bishop, has
elected a maj general as the recipient of its
enefcence. 1t has given not only goodness, but
y oatness, and rot only greatness, but grace,
ry piety, indomitable courage, and polish. No
4 onder Reverdy johnson Is charmed and adores.
Is wonder if good many other old ladies fol
his example!
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RneraI HOOker's Speech at the New
York InIOm LeRgme Inst NIEhI.

Amid loud cries OF Hooker, Hooker, "speeCh,
Jeech, Gen. HOOkercame forward and said -
y Ladies and GcntlemCn-l need not tell you that
Fam totally unprepirei Tor this / cannon and
o not take this demonstration, or any part OF TO-
D myself. / am nor worthy OF this reception
Yes, you are" and loud ChCersJ | am no
noe WorJhy than yOu. We are an In the same
boat. You have been working I'm the cause In
|nc place, and have been working In another.
our victories here are As dear 70 as In the front
those in the front are dear % you here. l"Iults
.") The victories Of last fall speak from 20
In knowledge Of the facts-were hailed
tTh as much joy aud enthusiasm in the
.Imy as though those victories had been achieved
a another army than the army that / be,
lngcd 10. The victory of Ohio was also
haed with Joy, and / fen glad at the result. 1
Iope may feel many more and / do not doubt
pat before next November we will taste Of one
lke which this Rebellion has furnished no
PARALLEL. Cheers l need not tell you tina. !
Etreioiced to find such an assemblage. II shows
II 4 i is all right with our cause and our cOun-
~. (ApplRuso) Nothug-uO reyerses, no mis-
pftnne-cau beiall MS when our people are ami
Ialeu " the feeling oylnced here Tonight. II
II war has been prolonged, II has not been rom
Il sakntss, but rathertrOm our conscious strength
re have never put forth our resources nor our
Itngth, although we have put forth such re-
Iurces as have amazed the world. (ApplauseJ
Put IL IS true that the North has never yet
lade one great effort 10 crush the Rebel
On. IL can and will do II when Il moves
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PROPOSALS. FOR THE INTERMENT OF

.,. iutAuEtrluA, September H. isst
oeAed proposals viii be received the oloe Of the ne
acfigued No lO5 GlRARD street, untl noon Of WedDes-
DAY 18Th instant for the trmcut during he tenn al six
m0nu.s commencing OCTOBER /, 1904 of All decss "a
t ois Wtlu thc limits of the military district OF Pnila-
g,pha, INCLUDING Chester, Cheanut I'M Germantown
hrCtowni Haddncton, Spring NH Fort Min In Cann
Wilhsm Penn, White Han and Beverly a. well as any
ushDd within that term ~ ~
Proposals must include plain but neat nine coaln
salncdt the use Of Learse; burial place. e,trrfnr
and ttttng up at each grave Of head6oard fo he fnT
ushtd by the Goyernmon) ana all charges necessary 70
make The burial complete. S
separate proposals NAV be forwarded for white Han
aud Beverly, whore there arc Goyernment Cemeterea
established.
No proposals. win be received unless properly nned In
upon blanks which be had at this Office and must he
guasnced hy known at this ooe to be rO8Pop-
albc.
The United States reserves tho right 10 reject al btds
deemed incompatible with its Interests.
~ order OF Colonel Ae7,. J Perry, O. NJ Dt u. 4. A
ALBEIT \. ASHMEAO,
"HR Captain and A. o. 81
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bciH NAV Do urfirlNRs no the option
ut the bidder and bon case than article Ia
ancd n this ucf the chief OF the bureau will have the
rpht 10 accept one or more of tho articles contained Ia
such oH'r nnt o. rtt tht remainder Ihf prize UI hf
uniform, and grfN must embrace oN of ofy o. 10 Ir5
articles deitHftuifF rf 0Nflr stations.
For the description Of articles tie above lst bidders
are referred 60 The samples a the said Navy Yards aud 20
the adycItscmcnt OF this Bureau, dated Juy \, 1885,
and for information to the laws and regulations ln
pamphlet Orm), regarding contracts 10 the Offices OF tho
several Commundauts OF Navy ards and Navy Agents
The department reserves the rght 20 rocct Ty propo-
lal not consider cd adv lgCOus o. the Government
biIl forms 0f prouOsHs may BE- % aimed on uppi-r-
nay 10 hc Nary Ayerts az 5oVoH Nsr lort, Ph11ds
Thf1, and AZ hig Njrc1U sc2.tU
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OUARTERMAsTER-dBNBRAL' OFFICE.

WASHINGTON CRY. August 81, 1864.
HORSESi HORSESi : HORSESl / \
Horses suitable for Artillery and Cavalry service wiH
be purchased at 0lESBoRo DEPOT, open market, en-
OCTOBER I, 1864.
Horses viii be delivered to Captain l. Loy-~y Moors
A. q. NJ and be subjected 90 the usual Governma.
inspection before being accepted.
Price OF Cavalry Horses, sl75 each.
Price Of Artillery Horses sls0 each. -
Payment will be made for six (6l and more. Il.
JAMES A. EKIN.
Colonel First Dvision,
Bc5-tse3O QuArtermaster Cenerals Oaics