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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
NiH Gonfcription.

Die DiitriftS prouot. .@arf6dGe fint
an9episien poroen, esmdb Der neulid'
pubirten Qtte oes Gon0refeS, audi Die
ytamen aler Der ptrionen, Die friiber Die
3peite @laR, biIoeten (perbeiratbete ecu
te BON 35 bis As Sabrsn,) in Die 3ieb
bun9sedlten su ls9sn, oa eS fortan nur
inc Glafe neutrality-suspicious.
Mdnner 9lbt, ndml;6 2(le i'm 4Iter bon
20 bis As Sahren.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
11niD1t Cemetery.

Die tGbrIi&t DObG Der Union GsmrtrS @s.
Is[II&aIt," BON Glsntaun, finbst latt an 6rm
,,gblr 6UtsI'' am Sar NSntns ben 28asn
Wdr,. H66Rsns nm lltr Ru&mittasS. Sst
bsrltIbsn IUlsn elm 9rtiibtnt, sin SstrrtGr, Elm
S&asmriar, stn Srufss unb grpaIter as.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
Ote Ste b u n q.

Der Gonereb bat bsfbloien, oab bic
bisberi9en Sounties nod bis gum Iiten
Qpril 9ejablt tpsrcen iolIen, un6 in SoIec
oapon tperoen Die Retrutirunaen einen
reuen Smplus erbaIten. Seoer Diltrift
tann fib iest bel aeb0riser Qnftreneune
bon Der 3iebuna bPfreien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
Don Gairo.

Cairo, %. Sebr. Qm 90. Uerbranns
ten in 0empbis IL Sorten NIT 10000
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01

UOas proeramm Der Sreibeitsz
9onpention in 9Ouispiue wiro pom st.
Charles Demctrot" foIesnbermabea barz
9eIe9t:
nOie Convention in 9ouisuiue rpiro
BON un9ebeurer &ra9tpeiIe fir bic 4eus
9eitaItun9 Der Union iein. Oort tpiro
DE rooieale partei BON Mifouri, bic
SmancipotIcns partei bon SsnneiTee,
Die Sreibeits.Qartei pon Qrfanfas, 9ouis
itana uno Warplano pertreten fein uno
audi BON &entudp piro ii6 cine Qn,obl
uneri6rodsner W6nntr einfinoen. llm
Den beiten plan unb Die beGten Wittel ,u
6eratben, rpie bieis Staaten in turasr
3elt Der 9dnssn Sreibeit suriiderobert
rperoen tonnen. BORT niro man audi
freiitnnise, raoifale 8eIbIdfIe in 8etreff
Der nd6iten Yr6lioentenpabl fafIen, man
iplro Die pIatform bauen, auf Der o(le
Trelltnnl9en Slemente in ben nCroliben
aRo 9ren3itlaUenitaatsn fi6 um ibren
Sanoloaten f6aaren tGnnen.
u&etne Stl2oerei mebr in Dem aar,s
ten Seblete Der Sereinieten Staaten ;
feline @inmif6un9 fremoer M6d,te ouf
oieIsm Gontinente; Ssrpaltuns alltr 5us
ruderoberten Stoaten our6 ben Suno,
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II. !. um it6 ieIbft su fbdsen /; Feline Gms
neitIs ben Serr6tbern, 70 Iauee iie hibt
tretipiut9 bic Waffen ffreden; ftren9t
Ssitrafun9 a[ler 8doelsfGbrer Der Re,
bsui0h - fIno Screerunaen, bic ibrtr
J 1nsbrad fnben rpstbtns
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01
Sttun9 beS Union O1atiDndI GOm
IIfttee tn 2Safcbin0tOn.
Die Union NationaI GcnSenticn aul
ben z. Stunt mad Baltimore berufen.

Die Union HaticnaI GcnDentirn aul
ben z. Stunt nu9 Baltimore berufen.
@ a 6ineton, %. Sebr. Daa
Union gtational Committee trat beute
Nitta9 in BET 8obnun9 6ss 8unbesfenas
tore Gopin .. Wor9an 3uiammen uno
frmdbIte ben abtb. Gomaro Mcpberfon
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Steue oes abpeienoen Qdtb. @eoree q.
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tlonal Sonuentlon puroe in Der Qrt be.
lblchen, oaB >, ale ftimmberebtieten
Burger, pelbe Die unbeoin9te Grbaltun9
Der Union, Die Sbsrberribaft Der @onItis
tuition uno bic pollltdnoi9e llnterorGd une
Der HebelIion nsbff Der uria6e oerielben
our6 einen ener9iiben &ries uno ale
loniti9en pafenoen uno mirffamen Wits
tel pdnf6en, Oele9aten 3u elmer @onpen.
tlon wdblen, rpeIbe am Dienita9, Den 7.
SUM- 1864, Tim IL l1br Witta9s, in Bal
tImore 3uiammentreten fol-, um Gambia
ten fir Die 4smter zines prGiioenten unn
zines Siceprd ftoenten Der Ser. Staaten
Dem Solfe porsuibla9en. Sober Staot
Der Heprdfentanten i'm Gon9reb bat, fol-
ju aweimaI 70 piel Dele9aten bere6:
ti9t fein, oIs FOLDER Staat in Dem @abl.
mGnner=@Olle9 Der Ser. Stouten 8abI.
manner bat"
Qu6 oGrften Die Serritcrien uno bel
Olifrlft Columbia Osle9aten i1iden unit
ole @cnoention fou iiber oeren Sere6ti:
9un9 gum 3itltimmen entf6eioen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01

- Nm 26. 6ttr. ettns Die gptsa t!ln Ats
BiHi aAsSIIsny ~ gInIInnAt H.It Sset esi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-01

U Eai8ss Sssais spM BEN SSsSmat
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

bardment OF Sumter. Ono hundred and seveDty shots
fired AZ the fort by b,tteres Gregg and Wagner
from eight A. to six p. u. Friday. The eren,v wcrc
busy at work Wagner Friday. There considera.
bio signalling among the feet. Thero was no ncws
from tho coast Twelve vessels were lying in StonO.
DRskRTEns.
Here 10 an interesting editorial paragraph for Union
soldiers who desirOus Of deserving TO the enemy
Que hundred Of tho Yankee deserters confined in the
Castle at Richmond lately transferred 10 the Libby
and their status changed from that deserters that OF
prisoners Of u IN AZ last the deliberate conviction
Of the that dese;ers never
become OF any service 10 either 10 the or the
workshop and that il IL better to get for for
them by On exchange under the cartel.
BRGADIER GENERAL sAxTON,
Military Governor OF the State and Commandment 81 Beau
fort win be passenger North by the Fulton.
GENERAL vosTHR
has Just returned from visit 10 Morris aud fcl)y
islands
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
rhe Edi.or ann P,op.ie,or, of . Nswarh


Major General NIX yesterday directed United states
District Attorney A G. heasbey, OF Newark. y. y 10
arrest and prosecute tho editor aid opTetoss q TIRE
Newark Erelino 10 na, publishing editorial IN
that paper on Wednesday the following
Let the people grand defensive cague 20 pro.
test the demands of tho despos ~ ng'on Let
tho taxpayers come forward and denand ha ie nsayn OF
rnOrban municipal bpunes sha casoi snd these objects
accomplished Mr. Linc,n will he Oh iAed 10 de end upvn
no ovay OF h aceholdsrs ana contractors for recrais
10 carry on the war.
Tho arrest, IL ~ presumed, win be m1do updcr the
rnty NTH section OF tho act af March o. 1ee2 entitled
IAN act r cbru ng and calD out the rational forccs
and for other purposes whoh reads Ms follows
AND be further enacted, That any persaa shall resist
anv dysn pf enrolled under this act into the service OF
he Uprd Stnes shall counsel or aid nuy rerscn -
ns sny surh drs or shall assnut or oberu' ANY officer IN
making such drat the performance scrvire
re- on thrro or aha command person 20 assaa
obstrnct any such officer sha command any dra'ica
man not - appear the place 81 tsndesyous 90 wfuly
81 ssdc them from the performance ~ mihlarv dtv
reIured by law such rhtl be subject
arrest ~ the Provo srha al snd shs be or'hwlh de-
v~ed tn A. evil anthr ties aud convtIen thereof
he punished bv hnc not exceeding hve hundred loi
eAId psn!sbmssta
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
NEWS FROM TEXAS.


Our DroWnsvsIIo oCSprespondsnre,
BrownvILs, Tex .. July I, 1854.
We have been very amused this place Tor ,hs
past week by the excl smens existing snsns The
cowardiy rebels Of Matsmorns, who. smu'tinG the
example Of tho notorious Offenders shave let thsis
country for tneir oouutrys good and taken refuge ID
Mexico.
These cdivarors havs for ths past three
-four months predicting she appearances Of Ne
rebel % oueI Ford with nls rassmnn followers, asa
that sGcseut pressure peso brought TO bsas
70 hin make Demonstration In this direction
Moving down from kingsold bssracks. with force
riously estimated al from four TO nine hundred men,
throuah the sachery OF Mexican he succeeded in
prs,as picket poet about thirty miles from his CITY.
AFTER short light tie enemy the victors snd or
ried away tbntythI 90 Of our men pvisoners. lhs
numeor engaged OF TIC ur".ss.a ~as @ a"oo' pseS
nss side being thirty three prisoners two of
whom wounded, and three wcundsd and ie, behma
and paroed. The epemys loss was two rormissoned
officers and man killed and fitven wounded. Alter
cap,urry the p,cke, they moved owu TO win IN sshl oY
ten ues of nrownsvie. and, gndt Y hat there
prospect OF surrender or svscu,onas tnsy q been
told by ther friends there would beihey have suddenly
Immeuatev upon tho reception o. the cf Ford's
,nearanc. nv tire rerss II tanoros tnev gathered
on n tue mnst prominent ,th,r size OF
Ro Grande covering the ois % the church, thearo
and oiher bu d,nss of Matam r- " ~iness the rinm-
phant entry OF enemy ana the lnwerng u the Z
aud stripes, 20 bo replaced BY the rebei emblem OF
treason
claepes Or Mexican residents TINS side, bo-
cnniug alarmed 1t the pr'rpect OF hsbs, nnr.
rledly rsrklnz lnelr movsbics ~ ofrls, tnr'ngsd
uton the bank OF tho river ~ nuhdreds, seeking
fsuced security Nezico No Effort wis n.ae To delay
their mcypmrtta ths soldiers amusing themselves by
adding 10 their tears by tbe mnst snsno ntd eAravs.
qant STORES Or danger attending their remaining on
this side. ..,
very mucn chasrped. and Ike the disciples OF Old Miller,
iocs,na IN vain Tor the good timc coming.
During this time the friends OF the Uninn csuse bsve
rot ic hcManus taking advantage Of tns absence
OF the rebels at ksge Pass. With . party Of Union
refugees crossed from PIE ras Negns and captured the
former place. with large quantity OF cotton. and al lass
accounts moving toward Fort Ju1e. 1be exhtsnos
or Union garrison on Texas soil, and 81 ross OF -
much importance. 10 source of great hrsston 70 we
rebels, and no doubt they Will use every snort 70
dslodse but they VIII Snd army here Tor otnW
purposes than cotton speculation when they aismps
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

CORRECTION. "A paragraph appeared in the HERAlp .
fsv diys ago, stating that woman dressed somewhat
similar TO q Sister Of Charity, accompanied by little
s,r was gong the rounds Of the city soliciting charity,
and branding hsr ~ mpcstor, Sisters Of Charity
never 20 round solicit contributions. We wish 10
correct that statement, an the lady herself has
called upon nv, and sprears that she belongs 10 an
assocstcn known the ssters OF the pcor CINCINNATI
institution, having branch in the Eaat. Tho obect NJ
tho sisters here ca,eci sbscr ptioa erect
In Ho5okeD Of free Hospital Asynm ard Homo for the
poor Of all dsuominafinla T,is " erfta,ny worthy
object and sboud WIN an ~ is RECEIVING, tho Do
erAl auppors Of euT sisizsns.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

LOtHVTfv, NY, JuIy IT, Isb'
A despatch from Ackersvile says that barge, ON
tanning eight hundred barrels OF Coffee belonging TO ths
government, which accompanied tho 81. Louis when she
burned, fell into the hands OF the rebels and was
destroyed.
Last evening the rebels took the engine OF our con
sructfs train, At New Haven, on the Lobancn branch
road fred her up, orened tho throttle valve and let her
run wild towards Lebanon.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

The Sandwich Isinnds Combinations
Conve n ntion-Co a tr rtbuttons to tho sani-
taty Com mmisston--rmpo portant Order
from General SIC Do,vcii, &c.
SAY FaAseIsco, July 20, 1854.
Sandwich Islands advices of June Is thai majority
or tho members elected 70 tho Constitutional Convention
arc opposed any cnangcs The mode u soyer m mt
already proposed
Liberal contributions srs being collected for the sani.
lary Conl'nlss A.
Tho Nevada Constitutional Convention have fu,y 70.
ected me proposition 10 aid tho Pacific Railroad and
adopted PROV ding for taxing the products Of the
nircs.
General Mcdowell has ssuod an order requiring pas.
sengers aud ships give up their arms
the captain of the vessel ana permit nation Of
their baggage Ihc obcc. ~ 70 prevent the probable
danger Of attempts take possession Of steamers on this
coast by parties selling as passengers.
The confession Of OF tho recently srrsssed ssGe
robbers duplicates prominent mon and leads " iDs
Suspicion OF rebel designs
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
Arrival OF the Earopa at Boston,

BUsI0V, July II. IbOS
The mail steamship Europa, from Liverpool via Hall
fax arrived at her dock ei bafrass Gvs this aftsrno
Her malls ard the newspaper Das Of the press for
wardoi by ths eight ~ train for New York, due there
NJ ave A. III. 10 morrow.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
THE eUER,lLAs In MISSOURI.

ST. JosEPH, No., Juiy 90, 1884
Advicee from rncetha state that Thornton twen
" miles or thore this morning, whore TOLD hts
men he was going Howard county; but 10 10 believed
that he VIII try TO cross tho Missouri river and get
south.
scont south from here reports that three hum
lrei guer las are ue1r Bloominst ston.
General Fi5Es appeals tor 10 drive out tns gaor
las are being rapidly rospcudsi 70.
sxccxp ug-riTCg.
Tnornton's grerias, nearly Ave hundred sirong,
In Carroll county 10 day.
river.
General Fisk Is pressing them hard; bat bis force b
insufficient 20 eject much The log ss,s raiying 10
his STANDARD however aud Nortn~estsrn Missouri will
sooa be 100 hot place for tho ushwhackers.
KANSAS CRY, July Il, 1864
On Sunday night, Captain Noses with forty seven
mon Of the Second Colorado, scouting Fred.
ericksburg Clay county, No. they upon three hus-
drod bushwhackers Tho advance OF tho rebels wers
dressed in Union uniform. and correctly replied to the
challenge Of mon, but ,bes whole force Immediately
Afterwards charged upoO troops and bloody little
nsht snsued.
Captain Moses finally ordered his lnsn 10 strea'.
Tho rebel loss sixteen killed aud four wounded.
Our ioss was siI killed ana four wounded.
Captain Mos0s had cve bui.sts put through his cloth
Ing, and his borss WAS shot four times, bus both
escaped.
Major Richards, with two hundred and nifty men, In
medateiy pursued the gueriilas In the direction Of
Knoxville, my county, whsn they broke irie small
bands and scattered TO the bnsh.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

IUUIs, JHiy Tow.
The steamer Yellow Stone, from the Upper Missouri,
reports that General Suly's Indian expedition, at tho
m-uth Of the Cannoabal river. building new fort. %
be called Fort Rice.
Hostile Indians in force between Fort Rice
and Fort Uniop and large numbers Of them said to
be miles back OF Fort Rice
The officers Of the Yellow stoss say that General Suy
II severely condemned for bis inactivity, be keeping his
troops-nvs thousand In Notwithstanding forts, when
he ought be hunting and dispensing the DdsEs They
also tho opinion that he viii nos have collision
with tbem
Father De Schmidt who on board The Yellow Stone,
had two councils with three hundred Sioux F1at
Bsrthesn and they expressed anxiety 70 make peace
with the whites.
Twenty six Idaho miners came down on tho Yellow
stone with two hundred thousand doilsrs In gold
sach
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

UARO, III, JnIy 70, Ittt
Memphis rapers Of yesterday are received here; but
they contain uohipg additional In regard tho exped
t,cn Of General uh to that contained 10 tho
patch already transmitted over tho wires.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
News from CaarU.

c.So, ~ July 20, 1854.
rho steamer City Of Alton. from Memphis yesterday
evening, bas arrived here With CITY bales o coon i~
et Lcuh
The New York herald., 1864-07-22

HyTzSstoS rms PARK DRIvs-rno Commssonsrs os
tho Park announce that additional portion Of tho rss
Drive from the ravuo 10 The summit of ihs Great hp,
viii be open for rublic use nsxb ssturdArs.
The New York herald., 1864-07-22
The V-ashinxson Despa'ch.

The Ndffoad Republican has furnished the fciowine
intelligence 10 advance Of It's pubiicstin:-
Tho governments received drsatches from General
Sherman this morning announcing thar the enemy AZ
sau,cd the Unou lines three times yesterday. and was
repulsed each time with little css TO us.
Most of orr msn fough, behind earthworks Hence the
small loss but the epey. comg the defeucss VI
the city offer ost,le exposed suffered
greater loss.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03
Court Week
Union County Court Proclamation

NIHEREAS,lh Inc Hon. SAML S.WOODS.
w President Judge for the 20th Judicial
District OF Pennsylvania, composed Of the
Counties of Union, MtiiIn and Snyder, and
JSo WSlNoSroS and JouS WALLS Esqs., Asso-
clate Judges in Union county, have issued their
precept, bearing date the I'D day of Deer,
1868, and to me directed, for the holding of an
Orphans Court. Court of Common Pleas, Oyer
and Terminer. and General Quarter Sessions.
at LEWISBURG, for the county of UNION,
on the Third Monday of MAY, (being the
18Th day) 1864, and TO continue one week,
Notice isssherefore hereby given to the Cor
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables in
and for The county of Union. TO appear in their
own proper persons with their records, inqui-
sitionS, examinations and other remembranceS
10 do those things which of their Offices and in
their behalf appertain to be done; and all Wit
neSSes and other persons prosecuting in behalf
of the Commonwealth against any person or
persons, are required to be then and there
attending, and not depart without leave al their
peril. Jurors are requested TO be punctual in
their attendance at the appointed time agreea-
bic to notice.
Given under nv hand and seal at the Sher,
ih's Office IN Lewisburg the 18th day Of
April A d 1864, and the s7th year of the
Independence of the United States of Amer-
ca.-God save the Commonwealth,
l.. F. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03

needes, and products of their taste and
industry are cheerfuily contributed for
ii IL be not Meir dear son and brother, II
is so0'eL0iy's sou and brother, gone from
his home to fight for Liberty and Union,
who is to be relieved by these offerings OF
patriotism.
The Is's having been obtained, a copy
is sent to the chairman of the county
committee, and in due time the work of
collecting the contributions begins, and
of forwarding them to the county depot,
the,ce to be transported to Phlacelphia.
The regulations require that the name
of each donor, aud Of his or her township,
county aud State, shall be lesibly marked
on every article, 10 order that due credit
may be given on the books of the fair .or
every contribution.
This weei; public meetings are being
held uud-r the direction Of the local com
mirteas in several counties Of the interior,
aud the middle States farmers arc showing
that they not oul have plan but know
how to execute it. But every where the
spirit is rising aud emulation rife among
the uoblemen of the soil 10 more than
meet the foutest snticipations Of the most
sanguine friends of the great object to be
accomplished by tho free, liberal and
hearty contributions of all.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-05-03
Issue List for Nav l6.

Danl Reneler VS. & W Anderson
. J & Young VS. Jos NJ Thomas
3 Jno II Goodman VS. VIM Young
4 Snyder & Grubb vs. J 4 Kleckner wi no
5 TO IL other parties VS. same
IL Danl Ransler VS. Jere Anderson
I3 John Bllger VS. Dam Keber
ii David + Davis VS. Getdes Marsh 4 Go
I5 Charlotte Long VS. Jere kleckner et al
l6 B Ferter & wife VS. S c Wilt ct al
II David Bauchman VS. David kessler
Is Hayes Il Meylert VS. VIM Ritter
10 Francis Jodon VS. Lloyd Ginler
20 Peter G. Hummel for use vs. Hartman
81 Wolfe, Weizel & Co VS. Ed Frick wi no
- Brobst & Clark VS. w K & p Sechler,wi no
23 Bank of North'd for J Bower VS. Whittier
81 Rachel High VS. John F Richard
% T. Hassenplug fr Kleckner vsDMoyer ct al