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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Sanuar &c, 1864.
Sefentlt6e 9Sen6u.

2(uf Mittpobs sen I7ten 8ebruar,
I'M 1 ll6r beS Nadmittass, fCasn am 5duIs BIS
Ser1crbsnrn 8 NATHAN 8umfslb, lsbt.
6in BON StsrsSauron 5aunI&ip, 2s6a @ountp,
folssnSs @rtitd auf bTsntli&sr grnSu prtauft
werrsn, ndmlt9:
3wri Yferbs, 2 Setits, e&uafe, S6wsins,
elm Springs 'gGassn, 3psi ;psisduls gBdssn NIT
Sctbtsh YFus unO @sse, gBnOmtbIt, pfsrbs.
esftirr, Ssttsn, sin SattsI, cine Got Sabnt, sin
Sfen nit 9lcbr, Yatsnt Ssibsr.Ndbls unb Yrtiie,
elm SUld6littsn, @asnr'Scl,, 8irf&sn'Seant'
Itnas, ,re SpaaanOiss S6mispssl6irre, Dreb'
bant, S&fsiflsin unO cine @nSabI anSrn &rti'
fsl 3u umldnoli6 ju mslbsn.
Die Sspin9unecn am SGtuufStass unS @uf'
partun9 Bon
@atborina &umfelO.
Sanuar 26. 1864. *3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
OseuefteS ppM SSaftbfnatpn.

@ a 6 n9to N, %. San. Sos
6anonenboot Dragon" pon Der potoz
mac Slotte erplooirte feline &sfel am
Wittwcdl ipobei elm Mann 9et6otet uno
Wrfbieosne uertpunoet puroen.
9tabribten BON Der Sront beri6ten
beute Mor9en, oab Gues rubi9 1T in Der
l(rmse. Die Rebellen baben firjliCb eis
n9e feinolitbe Demcnffraticnen 9emadt,
oieielben baben ober ieet auf9eb6rt. -
Ntit Sesu9 auf bic Serlafuns Ri6.
monos, Seitens Der Rebellcn it nibts
gteues pernommen ncroen.
Oa6 9ertibt miro In offisielen Rrei=
fen ni6t fir 9dn5 unnabribeinlib aes
balten, obwcbl nsan nidt 9laubt, ea6 Die
Stabt cbue eine'r nc6molieen beIpcroten
Gampf aufataehsn loirh,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Gbriittassreer rines l7sssrfeIeatcn

Die gte9er &e9imcnter in sort Sub
ion feierten ben Gbrifto9 ourb pcrfbiss
oene Suitbartelten, Ben aber babel
nl1t Den Grnit uno Die 8r0Be Der iebis
gen 3elt. Oafir bir9t fol9enoe Qnre,
DC, Welbs elmer Der 9te9eriol0atcn bel bic.
Ter 9ele8enbeit an feline 6amcraoen bielt.
uOemofratiibe" Sl6tter Iubcn iiber Die
Heoe 3u ip0tteln; uns aber, oufrihtio
9ela9t, 9efdllt lie iebntauIenomal beiier,
ol6 lr9eno cine Speed" !" Die mir ie aus
proltlaperet oemofratlbsm Munoe 9es
bort. Sic lautct
u8amcraoen Dom iiebenten Reoimcnt !
SD fdb!e mid Iebr 9ldflib, Dap mir Die
Sreuoe belbleoen 1T, oaB Gbriitfeit nod,
IN oleisr &clt, in Der mir leben, Iu feis
ern. Sor elnem SABRE, mas Iino mir oa
9elpelen ! Sir paren orunten i'm ounf.
elm S1noe Der Sttauerei, uno rpcS fino
mir lSet? 98ir iino freie W6nner uno
Soloaten Der &crciniqten StQofen. ltnS
iTae Daben mir 5u tbun? @ir baben Die
SebelIen ~ befdmpfen, 70 Dap mir ME
meDr ju StIopen weroen. = lSenn Der
Gag Der Sbla6t fommt, mas peroen mir
Damn tbun ? SD ipred)e bon mir ie(ber
iIno ib id9e bon mir ielter, bof id, binoss
ben uno 9e9en Die Rebsllen tdmpfen ipSr.
Dc, bic Der leete @ann ftirbt. "a, untsr
Der SABINE, Die uns BON 9tew 9Jorf oe.
f6enft Duroe, febtsn mir, bic Der leBtt
Mann fdat. - ltno wsnn ib oieier lest,
Mann bin, rpa5 wsroe i1 oa tbun? Sd
balte Die SABINE empor, uno penn id banr
tterbe, 70 itei9e i6 freuoi9 in oas 9rab
ipell l9 meine pfibt 9etban. Ser prd
ttoent Der Sereini9ten Staaten 1T eli
9roBer Wann, rpelber mebr 8utes ae
tban bat ale ir9eno elm Wann, Der ie 9e
ecren muroe. SD banfe Soft, oab nj
I Fur clnsn 70 9uten Gommanoeur fdmp
Ten. 8eiter babe ib nibts 3u fa9en.-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Sefentlt6e 8en6u.
2(uf Treita0s oen l2ten Sebruar,

2(uf Sreita05 oen l2ten Sebruor,
tim 1 l1Gr bss Na6mittass, fclltn am Saufs tcs
rlnter,ei6rstsn In SiOs s8bttbal 5aunI&ip, 9rha
Guuntg, fOlsenps glrtitst auf Bfsntli6n 8snbu
pnfauft ipsrOsn, nGmIt6:
3pet prahtss 6 ia6rtse Yfsrbs, zine CUTE
MtI6tub unb rin fttts Sub, 8 8inbrr unb elm
Bull, spri iunse 3u&tI6peins, cine SortreffIiGr
art, Yfsrbs. .Gsi6irr fir pfsrbe fdr ben @uesn
unb ben pFuS, ulles nsu, Summete, Bltnbbalf'
tern, esinrn, II. (. No., SpGr> unb Siibtsttsn elm
gutter speisduls @assn nit patsnt'SOr, Bobby
unb Gperr, cine Yatsnt Strpbbant, elm Saeos
I6Iittrn, sin SOrtrrfflGss ntusS 5ru&hrff, Stu'
unb WifsnbsIn, Stippsn. aasS neu, unb font
nod SieIe Artttsl ,u umfdnbIi6 ,u mrlprn.
Die SsStnsunSen am 9gtaufatass unb Guf'
tpartun9 BON
gSilliam SornCD.
Sanuar 26, 1864. nqtS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
u er be trdt b c t.

am 2ten Dtefss, bur6 ben G9rw. Srn. 81
fGrr, 5rrr SOIepb 9. Ssnbrids, BON 5iltaun
Buds Gauntp, nit MiB 5dnnp Detpelsr, Spr
5rrnrcnia, WUntsumsrs @aunts.
Gin 2tRsn Sanuar, bur& bsn @trp. Srn. g
g. 8tcarS. Ssrr @ntGcny grirIhabsr, nit
gDitipe Carolina S6usbel, bsips SUn Stn'
Wau6 Gbunt, Carbon @aunts.
(0urdb Den Gbrrp. 81. g. strosbur9sr.)
gm t7hn DieIss, Strr SsnrY Sru M
s r, BON Qaentaun, init Wi6 Sarab g.
I ", pOn NcrOpbeitbau, GsGa @auntY.
Qn t9hn Dislrs. Ssrr 9 taunG. Sc In
s a d, NIT Mi6 @lsmira5 6 ttstto
Sdb btnger, bsioe BON 4usntoun.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Zine Srau wia lId1 anwerben IaTen

Sn 9tepsyorF oin9 Dem Superpifcrenz
committee foI9enoen Brief gu: ,,Wein
Serr-Serjeiben Sic Die Sreibeit, Die i6
mir ne6ms. Sb bin cine f6rperIib 9es
funoe unS itarte Srau, uno rpenn fie mid
onpsrbcn wollen, 70 nilI idb Scloatenz
fleicer on3ieben uno in's SeIo 9sben. @6
fol- gdemono erfobren, oaB idb elm @eib
bin, bic meine Oienitjeit aus 1T E; rpsnn
i6 MIDI oes SoftorS periibern fam, 10
piro oa6 gang lcibt 9sben. SD CLAUDE,
oaB ib einsn beiieren SoIoaten ab9eben
wsroe, al6 foI6s, pelbe Die blauen 6ofen
dnjieben, piel i1pdsen, ober ni6t febs
ten pollen.
SIRE ,c. Mib Sattis-,57.--Sr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
SeHentli6e 8enbtt.

2(uf Samita9S Den l3ten Sebruar,
UNI t2 r6r Mittass, Ipllsn AM Saule Oss Inter
,ei6nstsn, In glo,O g8bsittaa Sduni&Ip, es&d
@auntp, fOlssnbs arttel auf BfFentIHr gtnbu
psrfauft tperpen, nGmlth:
Cine quite Sattsl Matre, 10 Sabre aft, elm
portreffI fIifss brsiiGbrsss gfnS, elm Disridtrisss
I6par,sS YfsrO, srp6trassnos Sits, 2 Htnbsr,
3 S6aofr, 2 S&psine, treruntsr rin trassnbts
3u6tI6msin IL, Elm swstsduIs Bassn NIT Bob
Og, Gin Springs sBasm, elm Spa5tsr' gDa9sn, elm
toGuls 6rlSftlltsn, cir SasNI6Itttrn, 5suIsitsrn,
nit @6fmrl, pFtiss, cine gs9e, cine Srett.@t'
walts@aI6tnr. gBinpmttle, 8ummste, SIinohalF>
tern, Sctts gdntis.@ @s6irre, cine ocppsIte estn,
Spcrr. unb 8dbfttten, YFanS' '@runbbrnsr bstlt
gufdtsl, unS font nr@ sicle 8auern=@ @nGtbfGnf~
ten 3u umfdnbli& ju mslbsn:
Die SsOtnsunscn am Sfrfaufstass uno Iuf'
partIns BON
sSobn Smith.
Sunnar 10, 1864. nqbg
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Die 10 a bt

eines Staotsfboemciiters fonnte am porz
lesten Wonta9 in SoIoe oes 9artbeieeis
ites Der Seceiiionss sSenatoren n;bt poroes
nommen lperoen. Die 2mts;eit oes icbi=
gen S6aemeiiter6 Iduft erf nit Dem srs
itcn Wai ab.
Oieie iaubsre Senotoren boben aud,
bic SerleIune oeS Sen. Sad dIon's l(bs
fbieosaboreiTs, i'm Senat pcreitelt, uno Ic
iperoen fie lidb eben duen anoern 3osre.
eeln lpioerie9en, fOq6 ibr pr6Gbtnt, Self
Davis, es 1ebietcu ipute,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Nd6rt6t

ptrb tisrmit ssssbsn, bnB Der llntrr,si6nstt als
GrstutOr bon Der 5intcrlafenf6aft bes UsraOrbsnrn
Daniel ga tie r, lebtbin BON NietG"Ntl.
fOrb 5aunI6ip, 9e&a Gaunty, anssRelt NOR.
ban 1T. ale Disisnissn bater, wrlds nod
an beIaets Sintrrla1enI6aft f&uIbsn, Fnb birmit
aufssfOrpsrt innsrbalb 6 gBu6sn an,urufrn unO
abjub3ablsn, - llnb SOldt bic nod rshtmGbtss
gIniprii6t an btrIslbs ju MAIDEN bnbsn, lno slsi6s
fails erIu&t IOl@e innsrbaIb Der nGmli4n 3sit
wOtt6sldti9t eniubaubsrn an
2tntbciip Wcdblind, Gr'or.
9NnHaF 26, 1864. naGm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
lllte Eeaimenter.

Cincinnati, San. d. Das 5.
Connecticut, 81. QennfplUania, SO. gtep
Worf mo II. Sbio Re9iment tamen jli
eouispiiie an ouf Dem @eee na6 9uus.
Oa6 s. Ni6i9an uno oas 80. Sbio Res
aimcnt famen 9eitern bier an. Das IO2.
Seem Worf uno oas %. Qennfplpania Res
9iment paiiirten 9eitern Snoianopolis
0uf Dem Seimlpe9 gum &efrutiren.
Sn indianapolis famen in oen leeten
Jtpei Sa9en 500 Gefruten fir Snoiana
Re9imenter an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Die SFentIid,sn 5buIrn

Ser Staot6 Superintenbent Der ST
fentli6en Sd)ulen bat 70 ebcn feinen
idbrli6cn Seribt utr6fentli6t. - Q(us
oemielben cr9iebt fib, baB, Qbilacelpbio
nibt eln9erebuet, mir II, ,l6l Sbulen
i'm Staate baben, III mebr ats i'm poris
gen SABRE. SIN @an5en bcfubten 397. .
922 &inoer Die Sbulen, I9,4I2 mebr ols
i'm Ieeten Sabr. Ourcbfbnittsldn9e oes
S6ul &ermns 5 MOnote ii Sa9e.--
0ur6Ibnitt6toiten fir ieosn Sbdler per
Wonat so Gents. 8eiammt3abl Der 9ebz
rer II, 4,442, 3unabme 81. @efammts So
tten 81 ,49S, ,040, = SI3O,S59 mebr ols uos
RIGGS Sabr. G6 puroen III 9ebrer nee
niger mo 779 Gebrerinnen mebr aneez
felt, pcucn oer Srie9 Die urfatbe iIt.-
Sm Sanoe betrd9t Der Our6ibnittsbes
lub 63, 5 projent, in pbilaoelpbia SID.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
DaS Q8unber bcs ,3eitaltrrs.

DaS sr5ete Dunrsr brs 3sttaIters III isn,s
bsrdbmte 5rilmittel fir 8rantbeitrn, bic aus un.
UrbtntIi6m Ssrbauunss Srsansn rntiisGsn -
6ufeGanb' b's DeutI6es Stttrrs.
Gis @spaIt ipsI6s baS Stttsrs iitn &rant9riirn
Oieier 9Irt ausdtt, 1T wabrGait punbrbar. Sc
tarrt bic I6lmmlen 5dlle bon Dsspspfa, 2eber,
Ss1twsrben, NsrSsn Sranftsitrn, Maneel an
appstit nit srBBtG GjepiBbsit. lleberaa bel
Gpcttstsrn unO Mspi3inbanplern 3u rs Gents per
5laI6s gu Ssrfaufen.
SanItdr O6, 1854 0m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
SSpu 6duIdS.

9eoUenn 10. San. Sen.
Gurti6, Der neu ernunnte Sommanoant
oes welftiben Oepartement, miro bel feis
ner Nnfunft bon Den Unions eea9uee
fGitlib empfan9en Weroen.
Die neuli6e furbtbare &dIte ouf Den
Cbenen bat mcbrsrc Menfbenleben ees
foitet uno Der an9eribtete Sbaoen miro
ouf msbr ol6 100000 9efbGet. Die
Commencement Grains iino nod INNER
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
0SOlt !SnrriSbmrfg.
mir Nfffbafb

5arrtsbur9 18. Sanuar. Ssnat.
go& INNER feline Organization, tpcbl abn lanss
Dstattsn iitsr bas 9ts6t bss Sprsdrs YsnnY,
ben 9Urfb su ftibrsn. un6 Sersebli&s gbltm'
munstn. Sslbi Der @utraa, ftir bic ROrssn
ppr3unstmenbe gDabl sInss StaatsI6abmsiitsrs
stnsn Sttmmsn 3d9Irr ju ernsnnsn, ftI NIT II
gsgen 12 Stimmsn.
Das 5aus bsi6Gfttste li6 nit Der @lnfdt'
runs nsuer Bills, bic unIsrn Gsisrn pom teinem
Sntsrs1e 1n6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Sdr Cen Yatrict.
8rputS % q Q ", San. 81, 1864.

Our cen patrtot.
SrputS $ . d . ~, San. 81, 1864.
Sreuno Sreimuno
Iu@ i4 Bin elmer bsrjsnisen bic In Der gprs
;sit bas jebt 9lirberlame unb tutnbestroGene
Steisnpfsrb, brn ssrI6rjsnsn atolihpn pube-
mann sne 3sitlanS eerittsn batsn. als alter
}reanS bater etnt8e beifribrne 5raSen an Sit.
Glautsn sic, Ns9sr fnN Msni4n, ubsr ss-
GErsn gum Sieb
5at stwa bsisl6e @spalt, pel6e uns Cmi6
unb bif) ins Daisn ssrufsn-glsssr uuO anbe:
re nit mrGr buntler @elt6tsfarbe ms Qebrn ss.
rufsn uno rrIhafsn ?
Sm Ssiatunssfaa-wOllsn Gle slsiGSsitis bic
Site batrn urO itre gnFdt 9stsn, su ptl6sm
gnoSwrd !-Da S6re 9ssner stipas fdarf ssssn
Sis aufrrtsn, 70 antworten sic ssfSaisR einrm
altsn Srsrnb eisIe Jrasen. JeferIon.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Don N1criFo.

9t elp Wort, 2I. San. gtab franz
j0ifben Scribten ous Merif0, ftebt cine
baloi9e Intervening oes 9anjen 9anoes
in nober 2tusii6t. Die Merifoner wurs
oen bel WeereIia 9efblaoen uno perloren
1000 9efon9ene, ii StGd Sef6ds uno
cine 9roBe QnJobl Sooter uno Serpuns
Deter. SSuarei III nod MlontsrGp sefldhs
tee
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
pauaneisbam NIT oem Se4slfaf.

Sh inherent Ma@turRaats O9IO 1irtutirt sssen'
tpartis untsr ben Goppsrtsa6s cine SutIrtptions'
IiRs su @unasn galIanOtstams unb isiner 5umt'
lie, bic gang auf ben Sunp sstcmmsn Isin fol-.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
6etSotct.

Gin fatuter SCrfall srsisnete i& ant @lttwc&
In gamp Curtin. Dis BaGsn tatten ttre @s|
wstrs ,ufummenssfsat, uts ttnS tsrTsltsn Fet unp
i& entluO. Die eubunS truf unb tbOtsts ttasn
8sfrutsn Namsns @rOrse 8O6 bon aassbsns
gauntY fdl ausenbldti&.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
RegDle R(reIemenrrrte mar t,oh bem 9,

a6-Dte 8lcsiamrRsrrte mar mad benz Ssri&'
ts bss 2dotuu'g gOmmiFdrs I'm Sutr 1863 brSsu-
tsnb serinssr aIs 1862 unb 1sIbt 1859 fs ts.
truS nur eO6. .4A9 SufGet sesen ,O3i,79O bon
1862 unb 837, ,t99 bon 1868. Oit Ntnaems
IN psnniplpanisn betrast brst 3s6ntsl.
Gus bas S&peinsfeiI6 @sf6dft BON 1863
,etst 8t8tn 1862 cine btbsutsnbe abnaGme.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
9(n 8duern nn6 Mnbere!

8leeIaamen, SIa65Iaamen uno @olo
Der llntsr,e5nsts, Gds Der l0tcu uno BoIluues
Srassn in QQsntoun, fault INNER nod, uno bts
jablt Den bSb1tcn Wlorttprsis ir Slees uno Sddpss
Gaameu, uno pertouft bsnlslbsn on ben nieori9ttn
prsieen teim 8lsnsu. Stir oslsn 3psd bat sr 9ts
9snpSrte 80 8ulbd 8leelaameu, uno 100 BUS
lbd 5labslaamcn ouf paue.
0T@r te,ablt aud INNER ben bSbften preis fdr
5 To- GDlan rufs an bsi ibm eIblt coer am Salts
buuis bss !orn. SbaW.
Sobn Slant.
Sanuar 10. TSn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

-9m Stasamts Departsmsnt In Baf&'
tnStcn fnb felt einisr 3sIt elnf Nnjabt Grausn
ais @luts unssRsat. @snrul Spinner. Der Gtef,
tsri&tst itsr eIsfeItsn an Setrstar G9ufe, bub fs
ScGadnOts bic frdtertn gluts eIeBsn unb or alls
Stslltn nit Srautn Su bsIebsn settnts.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
0bptp9r0pb : MlbumS.

Cine fsbr I&Sns unb tpOtIfsile guspabl pcn
ptCtcsrapt Nleums, Ippis cine sroes Nuswott
photographs bon duSsSslGartsn prrICnn, Enb
icsbsn rrtaItsn roresn, uno an auesrssp5bnti@
blaisen prribsh Ju prrfaufn, an bsm wOblltilsn
Sudfctr Spn 6utt b. 3aaenbud,.
San, I 9, 1854.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

SsS-stns molI'ntaftstrtf&s ginpanDeruns tpirb
srtpartst. aus ScNtduisr III eIurpupl lUIfsn nit
a'utsn aus 5rIAno, bic Guf @&ifatrtssrlpssnsdt
naS gmrrtd wNFt'n, poaapfspft ftln.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
5e0er unO SC6eere.
Don Hanfaa.

GtaStnpUttb, 20. San. 3sbn &anIus
8ssnsnter bubrn Ta pisbtr anpsrbsn luTsn.-
Ole gBrtunssn far alts unb nsue Rsstmsntsr iInb
I'm tr1en @anat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

SIN 9aufe Der @Unsrsb Oebattsn Fam Dor
tpsnIsrn Sassn bic StatIa4s ans ei6t, ba6 Sipts
16en iest uno Dem I Sali 1864 nw bic DitnR.
,eit ben 10000 getransn ablduft.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

D@-Oie YFrFdsrnOts btsies 9a9res f&eint,
tpis aus Nittgsilunssn aus ben Ssrf&sbtnRsn &C.
senbm su srfebm, burd ben Rarssn GrSa 5iemti6
aasemsn seril6rt su iein unb bnRslts iOlI NIT Ofn
frdtsn 8hI6sn Der SAL Istn. - Ntat nur bic
Rncipsn, 1cnNsrn aud bic 8aume fsltR IOarn bs-
beutenb sslittsn babsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Seet 1T bic 3eit!
Gin 9d1ts 1tener Gtnf1nf.

Die untsr,st6nstsn finb ioshsn BON ben, Ste'
1Gbten ,uriidsetebrt, allwp ae sinsn tsrrIiGtn
Stpd @lter in ibrsm 5aGs einsrIsst Pabsn, be-
ftettnb gum Stsil aus
9llen 2trtrn S6uI, >Slanf, ,>ylctrr> unb
anbrrrr Bidder bic in bieler @esenb
9rpiini6t perben-alle 9lrten Conn.,
tags>S6ulbGbern - @anbs9apier
allie 9lrten S6rcib 9apier unb
GnSelpprs- @ennbplbers-SIuib =
Npdet Bidder aller 9trt-itnb fur;
mod SieIe Sunberte anbsrer 2lrtifel
bic man bier unmbgIi4 ale anfiibren
fam.
9Rufst babG isbt an, trenn ibr CUTE Bargains
MAIDEN tpplt, an psm tpOblfsiIsn Su&aubr pom
9utb unO 9a9cnbu6.
San. 10, 1864.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

6T9rtstam gOuns, Der WcrmCnsn'Suttun
tut Dor einisen BcGrn T& piebr cine neus @e'
maElIn tstsslest, bie-ein unb letStsfs!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

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tsrs In Canada 9frOren. - Gtne S4naptFaIfs
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30

fourths Of the town. when Col John
T. Croxton, Of the 4th Kentucky (sens
out in that direction the day previously
By General Steedman), arrived in the
neighborhood, and, attracted b. the
firing, Event il" Gideon j., went
out" The gallant Kentucky boys rushed
on them with yell and whOop, eaptur-
ing about seventy, and peppering them
unnercifally at every jump. Too much
praise cannot be bestowed on Colonel
Watkins and his gIorioas four hundred,
for their logged resistance sgainst The
greatly superior numbers pittsd against
him. We feel Ike eoupEmenting Col
! Croxton, who is always on the lookout
for fight, on his opporsune arrival at
the scene Of action Col Watkins lost
about fifty killed, and perhaps IS uany
we're wounded Gideon left one hun
dred dead comrades FAboat seventy
/ Eve were captured General Steedman
has directed 3 vigorous pursuit, and has
taken measurs which, Is Is hoped and
believed, will make Gideon wish he was
somewhere else in 8 ditch OF his own
digging. II be don't look sharp oul
boys will dig one for him We regret te
learn that Colonel Faulkner OF the I'll
Kentucky was captured in the sttemp
70 make 3 charge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
Bond AZ Lafaretfe. fenn.

Several days ago, says the Chattanoo-
ga Gazette Of Saturday last, Maj. Gen.
Steedman, commanding the District Of
Etowah, sent four hundred men, consist
ing of detschlnents from the 9Th, 9th and
TIN Kentucky cavalry, under command
Of Col. Watkins Cot Watkins was or
dered 10 patrol the country around La
fayette, and thus protect the railroad
communications leading 10 Chattanooga.
Friday evening at O'Clock Gag OF
truce was sent into Lafayette, in The
name of Brig. Gen. Gideon ]. Pillow,
demanding an immediate surrender,
accompanied with a threat Of burning
the town in case Of noncompliance. The
rebels were 5000 strong, and had the
town completely surrounded. Col Wat
kins returned the somewhat profane but
expressive reply: "Baru the town and
be did In about 20 minutes there
after the rebels made 81 advance from
NIL directions Col Watkins men were
dismounted and occupied the Court
House, and three or four houses ada
cent, from which they poured destruct-
i've FIRE into the foe. For more than
three hours the enemy slowly but surely
advanced.
AT nearly nine they occupied three
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
Death Of GEN. POLK.


The death Of General Lsonidas Polk,
which took place about noon on the 18th
inst, was under the following circum.
stances, rs detailed BY a correspondent
Of the Louisville Journal:
Gan. Sherman had been riding all
along our lines the entire day, from right
10 left. lie has q keen, quick eye, ever
waichInl, and with the aid Of q powerful
glass, he discovered three general Geld
officers Of the enemy with their stats,
making their way toward the crest Of
Pine Mountain, where they coald obtain
q comprehensive view Of the location Of
our line OF battle and our arrangements
for making attacks and repslling as
Saul.s. Gen. Sherman watched their
movements and saw some Of the group
on the mountain taking observations.
The vigilant General rode up 20 the
battery best located to reach the rebel
officers and found IL 10 be Simonaon's :.
the ever faithful As it was noon, the
men bad nearly all lefl the guaa for their
meals Going up to one Of the pieces,
Gen. Sherman asked for the officer in
charge, and being told be was at his din
ner, be was summoned to return inssan9
ly.
When the Lieutenant arrived, under
the Generals personal directions, q she'll
was sent onto Pine Mountain SIT has
fallen about twenty-five feet too short; a
little more fuse and you lave it." said
Sherman, AFTER watching its effect. The
next shot struck some one, Of course
not known At the time. THAT will do, -
said the General in quiet, cool tone,
and then rode of, followed By = single
orderly, the usual numerical strength Of
his field staff A rebel prisoner states
that Joe Johnston and Hardes we're the
other Generals in company with Polk.
/ At the time the frat shell struck, the
two frst-named Generals remarked 81
simultaneously that they had no desire to
make hreastworks Of themselves for a
Yankee cannon to play upon, and 90
they stepped aside under cover of the
neighboring trees Polk said be was
not afraid of Yankee shell, and held
bis position. Scarcely had be spoken
thus, when the second she'll terminated
the rebel Generals life. The rebel pris.
ouer by whom these facts were detailed
was captured and takes to Gen. Whisa.
ker's headquarters He belonged to
Bssess division which that day occupied
Pine Mountain, and was within ffty feet
Of Polk when be was killed, aud saw the
/ whole occurrence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-30
Attack on the Memphis and Charles,
ton Railroad.

Since writing the particulars OF the
attack on the train on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, Thursday after
noon, which we published this morning,
We have CLEANED the following addition Al
details, which, for heartless cruelty,
equals anything recorded against the
guerrillAs in this aection. The parsica-
lars, IS furnished Us by gentleman Of
honor aud veraeity, were obtained from
a soldier who was captured By the gang
aud made bis escape, arriving In this
city last night
The soldier who escaped received a
serious wound, but, with und2nnied eoar-
age, ran through the thicket and sluded
them. After concealing himself until
be deemed il safe TO emerge, he made
his way, weak and exhausted from loss
OF blood, to the railroad track, where he
met little negro girl After much psr-
suasion, be induced her 10 20 for her
father, which she finally did, and brought
/ him to the spot where the unfortunate
man lay in a state Of complete exhaRs-
/ ton. The negro man carried him some
/ distance, and meeting nebls-heaFted
lady on horseback, she vas informed Of
/ the circumstances, when she kindly
/ placed him on her horse and walked with
Der charge 10 CoIlierville, from which
place the pold.ar was brought TO thi.
city, and re ltes the particulars as stated
| above.
II seems that six Of our soldiers Jump
cd from the train when il Was attacked
no doubt for the purpose Of giving them
battle, but unfortunately they found q
larger force than they had anticipated
and were forced 10 surrender The reb-
els, who we're mounted, marched oui
soldiers about one mile and a hal
through the woods 10 a dense thicket
where they we're halted, and told thal
they eoald rest until the horses we're al
lowed a short time to Craze, when GheJ
would proceed to their destination tn,
peculiar gesture aud action Of the VII
lains alarmed our soldiers, and he
frightfnl apprehension Of their doom wai
depicted on their countsnsnces Their
evident alarm was observed By ihe gang
and deadly fire was opened upon them
by number ot the villains
From the number Of shots discharged
this soldier has no doubt but taat his & ',
companions met instant death At tn
hands of these fends ia humsn shape
We are at loss for words sufficient Il
apply 70 this blaek-hearted deed. II thl
facts are "a stated By the soldier, VI
hope that our military authorities vii
speedily aysnge their murder.
The train which arrived last nighl
brought in two more Of our soldiers VIII
were wounded in this attack.