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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
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freit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09

aIs msin Sreunb bas Sutter bra6te, psrs
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GefaIfbte Der. 5taaten t1eter

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-02-09

BGr Srrr BarfsIO aus Baltimore, Der mad
Rt6mUnb sins. um bic ausws&slunS bss @niUr
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20
Arknusas.

From The NJ .souIi Democrat, l2ih
The Rebel army has Gen Steele beleagured
in Little Rock. We learn that Pine Bluff has been
evacuated by order of Steele The garrison has gone
10 Little Rock Pine Bluff is a most important stra-
tegc position. Its evacuation must be followed by the
virtual abandonment Of the line of the Arkansas Fort
Smith Van Buren, Ozark, Clarksyillc, and Dardcncle
must be renquished If the Rebel cavalry have not IL
ready "gobblcd up their small garrisons. This prob
ably will compel the falling back OF The Indian brigade
from the line of the river in the territory west Of Ar
kansas The line Of the Arkansas, won 30 falanily
and held with so much difficulty by our brave troops Is
Imperfect.
poor condition. Forage is almost exhausted IN the re-
gon about Little Rock. With the Arkansas River
wholly partially bOckaded by the evacuation Of rue
Bluff. he is chiefly dependent for supplies upon hte
River and tho railroad from Duyals Blu-whch latter
line can readily be INSTRUCTED by the guerrilla bands
marauding in Northern Arkansas:
We do not fear the capture of Little Rock or the ut
mate defeat Of our troops, but the sucrngs OF the
thousands of voters who have ayaed themselves OF the
amnesty, and attempted reorganization OF Arkansas
Free state viii be terrible indeed. they have H.
CURED the deadly hatred Of the endish hOdcs OF Mar
maduke and his kindred assassins.
NoW. eopardied they are by the necessities OF the
service and the results Of battles what Is to be their
fatei Arkansas will swarm for the next weeks with
the well mounted Rebel raiders. The loyaliss viii be
murdered by scores, If not hundreds. This is the
Amnesty policy with vengeance, ior those who accep
But il is not Arkansians alone who win suffer. With
the present condition of affairs what IL there 10 prevent
hgln, iaIh'.uhc 9Hr4ul 'Ontt ctV'' W I''D" .n'i
raids into Southern Missouri OF Il surety they viii do
it, Then the entire bushwhacking fraternity will be
stirred anew.
Horrors kindred 10 those heretofore enacted viii.
there is too much TO fear, again be inflicted
The Rebels West Of tho Mississippi have large and
victorious army They will strive to make as great
diversion as possible in that region in order 10 help
nphold Lees hands in the East Let US then at
look this state Of things in the face The deductions
and suggestions we present touching our military po
son west Of the river should be many incentives TO
and axvaI vii In liz r4ls
ING and prompt armament OF the one hundred days
volunteers.
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CAIRO, Thursday, =.

CAIRO, Thursday. May ls. 1864.
The steamer st. Patrick, from Memphis, has
passed up for Louisville with 300 bales Of cotton for
Evansville Her dates are to yesterday morning.
In the late capture Of YazoO City by Gen. Macarthur
the Rebels are said to have been badly wosed and lost
largely in killed and wounded.
Between 10000 and 80 600 bales Of cotton are repored
in the vicinity of Yazoo City 5000 or 1000 bales Of
which owned by Union citizens. who bought them
before Yazoo City evacuated by our forces last
Spring.
What will be the future movements Of Gen. Macarthur
Is unknown.
Gen. Banks has been ordered to report at New.
Orleans.
An officer OF the steamer Commercial arrived at
Memphis from lDuvals Bluff, reports that the Rebels
hs'e erected battery on the White River at South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20
Delegates 10 the Syracuse Convention.

In pursuance of the call of the Union Central
Committee the Assembly District Conventions lying
below Fourteenth street met last evening at their re-
spectye headquarters and elected the following dele
gates and alternates TO the Syracuse Conventions
FIRST CT-Deegate.-Heury Smith Mathew c.
FoIdhan John Connolly AlteIHIes-WIn. Buckley Samuel
L. Ice, Michael J. Ryan.
SECOND DI.TRICT.-Delegates-Owen W. Brennan, Henry
G. Los,k Adjourned until tonight complete the election
THIRD DIsTHIOr.-D DELEGATES Luther Horton VIM. a.
Flaack, James Winterboi,om.
FIFTH DIsTRICT.-Deiegates-h ndnw Bleakley, Robert
Edwards Henry j. Raymond Altcrnates-JoB J. Shaw, H.
Howard Cergie, Abraham Lent.
SIXTH DIsTECT-Dcesutes- Fitch, - Dusenbury,
Tho-. Mulsan. Atemaics-Wado Hutchins, WIN. BoecAe,
Epcs ElcIy.
SEVENTH DisTRicT-Dcesaes-Jo Keyser. Andrew j.
Campbell, John LTaylor AlteTnatesN d. Thsyer, AlonLo
Bliss Isaac Labaugh.
EIdHTH DISTRICT -Delegates-Wm. IT, Mckinney, James
MsCartin Lewis Jones' Aternates- Is. Bis, Hugh
Nesbitt. VIM. y. Taylor
TENTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. Kirk WIN. T. Ash
man. Dominck Collin. AteTnates-Chsrles Druyey VIII
Bush, John J. Kehoe.
TWELFTH DIsTRIcr.-Delegates-Se Johnson Samuel
Hazeltine, Richard g. Hunt. Aeates-Chares shafeF, J.
A. Atkins. Marx Buell..
The Republican meetings 10 select delegates to the
State Convention at Syracuse met last evening in the
different Assembly Districts Of Kings County. AMI sc.
ected the following delegates in the districts named;
SECOND DIsrRIcT-D eeeetes-Benj. Haskell, Marcus D.
Moore and G. w. Felt. AltenAtes-lIenry Hill, Tbos '"
Cashow and Edward Downing.
FOURTH Decgaes-George Hall, Henry ohls
10y and W W. Halock Aterna,es-H. &. Place, Richard
Austen aud Garrett Bra-ed
SIXTH DisTRicT.Dee gateE-Samuel T. MADDOX and BeiJ
w. Wilson. The third delegate decided upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20
Work of the United States Christian
Commission.

To n, TdiDr of TIE " \. TTib1Hr.
SIR: The United States Christian Comms-
sion wishes the friends Of brave soldiers to know
that in anticipation Of the great struggle in Virginia
they had large number Of delegates, aud wagons and
stores accompanying the army on the march. which
have been present during all the battles There are
now eOi delegates at work the field most Of them
ccrgymcn and surgeons OF eminent character, giving
their services gTatuliuusly.
Three hundred and seycnty-cglt choice hospital
stores were shipped to-day. More stores and men will
be sent forward daily.
our Government Is doing everything In rs power to
succor the wounded and with entire appreciation VI
our work gives every possible facility.
Intelligence from our general field agent states that
on the way a. fredericksburg aud wherever the
wounded and diving 10 De found the delegates Of the
Commission were there binding mp wounds. giving food
and stmunnts and doing all in their power TO relieve
suffering. Hundreds of lives have already been saved
through their nstrumcntality
When the present campaign began The Commission
found itself with empty treasury but relying on the
God Of Battles and the generosity Of the American pco'
pie they resolved 10 do their du'y ~ the noble men
who have sacrificed all for their country.
The emergency is great. The victory to our arms
should stimulate the people TO meet il.
Gro. II. STUART, chm Of Christian Commission.
PHILADELPHIA, Friday. May 49, l-Ji.
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PHILADELPHIA, Thursday

PHILADELPHIA, 1hur5uuy' may ~ ioV''
Gov. Curtin has issued the following proc
amati0n.
Weroos Circumstances render it not improbable that
the President of the United States may within short
time call on the Pennsylvania Volunteer Militia Tor
brief term of service and.
Hheyeos. The example Of the brave men now IN the
field from Pennsylvania heretofore every battle hrId
distinguished for courage and efficiency but VINO III ie
recent battles in Virginia have gained an enNiabc aus
tincon by their deeds Of valOr and endurance snnu
stimulate their brothers at home TO increase their e1S
70 sustain their cOuntrys nag and terminate the i'o
bclliOn; 80 -
Now therefore. T. Andrew G. Curtin, Governor ol
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, do make TINS ~.
proclamation earnestly requesting the peop!e W ~
Commonwealth who are willing TO respond 10 auen u
call of the President. TO form military
without delay that they may not be uhPlePi,u ~ ~
So And DO further request that The conmanuiis on
Gers Of MI military organizations winch may ne lo,u,u
in compliance with this proclamation do or'nNl' re-
port the condition OF their respective cOmmni'us !a
promp, measures NAV be taken for getting ten mo
The service in ease rcqusition should b. MADE Dy te
General Government Such cg!l II made, VIII DC ior
tnr1n OF net less than hundred days The troops
will be clothed arncd, subsiscd and paid by the Chcu
states and mustered into the service thereof. -,
Given under NY hand and seal At Ham w, -"
eighteenth day of May. ny lle ~ N'-
Ell SLiYER, SECRETARY Of the Commonwealth
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APMSTHONG-ln Vllam.bursh. Tlurday, My 49, l5oi'
Henry T. Armstrong In the 2ih year Of his age.
The relative. aud lends of the iy ae respectfully invited
10 attend lie funeral from r i,,ll,or .. ~, ie Iii,
ort further invitation.
Rochester aud PAilalclphis paper. please copy
IBrRLEiGH-In Bro9Nyu, on Wedn,'dly' May 49, 1901
Hsrr.. A. wife Of William ~ Burieish. ..
TIE aud friends the famyare respectfully Invited
~ ,.eui her fIncr, from her husband residence. No 81
Huntington street Brooklyn on Friday the 2oth instant
a. p. M
cOoPER-Thomn. Golden Cooper Captain of tho 9th Resi'
liz w.. Killed in tn, battle OF the Wilderness on the 9Th
inst and fell while rlsn'ly leiding charse lie ~i' iot
merry tie head Of the Institution or ,ne I'nu "a IL go
three orphan children unpfoWded To-.
Dr. BOIs-At Stockport, Columbia County, on Wednesday
May 49, 1914 Walter only child OF samuel l. ana 'eA III
Fo0Tr- Wednesday May 49, Of consumpton
Helen NJ vii, Of Daniel d. Fooe, in tie I'D year OF heF
T flnersl erves viii take place at her late residence on
| saturday at ny O'Clock a. Trains leave Chsmoefs
street at 4, and o'clock q. IA.
GREGORY-ln Jersey City, on Tuesday May 10 aiter oae
Hines. w eldest son Of d. ) Gregory in the 1'th
The n Of the family are invited attend the funeral from
the residence Il hs f,her, Friday afternoon next at
o'clock without further invitation.
McGURE-On Thursday morning May - 1864, Catherine
On saturday May H. It 10 o'clock r there viii be sol
requiem a, - Pcegs Church Barclay street Tor
tie rpc OF her soul Tho isuera to iAc place iuine di
atcIy iier mass Her friends are Invited 10 attend
MERRITT-At New Br s,ou, Staten Island on "Wednesday
eyrulut May 10, 1854, Edwiri Merritt ascu VI H'aIa
The rcstve, and friends OF the oniy ATE respectfully invited
~ tt,d the funeral on Saturday. May II, al O'clock nom
| hi, late residence, without furiher notice.
MLPS-On wednesday night. My 49, 1861 sara Eyeina
eldest child Of Charles G. aud the late Sara j. Me aged
| qvears months. md Day. .,
The relative. fricnd, OF the fan ~ also those o. her grand
fher Iou u H,r esq invited 20 attend her funeral
yshon. further iuvi'atioR Friday. the 2oh INST a. 2.
o'clock D. from the residence Of her iather No. tZ esI
| Twenty third street.
IMOORHEAO-On Thursday, May 10, 1864, Elizabeth Moor
head dn ter Of james Aoorhead aged p years aud dy
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the ate resdencei No. IoJ O1ai
| street on Saturday afternoon at u o'clock
RATHBIN-N Paris frunce, on Monday, May 1865 Nil
ton @. KJhbun, 0. the ITn Of Aboait Kahoun Of TINS
city.
USDERIIlLL-On Sunday May IS 1884, at Fredercssbnrg
Va Of wosni received IN the battle near Sh,iceloi'yie
on tie morning the 9th inst, Augustus Underl OF tho
loh Battalion NeNYok Volunteers late OF tits CITY, aged
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20
Stockholders.
To ne Editor Of The N. y. T'i6SHe.

To he Editor Of The ~ y. IribRne
SIR: Your Washington correspondent IN an
announcing the arrest Of Lieut. Geo Hnigh incorrect
" Haight Of the 2ith Michigan does him unntentional
Injustice in chasing him with skedaddleys.' Lieut..
H. entered the service sergeant. and while In that
capacity commanded his company in several battles.
He was wounded at Charlottesville, and again In the
leg TT Gettysburg after which he was promoted 10 lst
Lieutenant for meritorous services Against the ad'
vice Of his friends he refused TO be transferred to the
Invalid Corps and though lame from bis wound led his
company through weeks hard fighting in the present
campaign and only left the front when ordered TO 90
so when found disabled for service II is very probable
that in the hurry Of battle his papers were not properly
bound with rcd.tape. but man with such a record Is
not 10 be clss5ed with skuks. ONE VINO KNOWS.
Neu' York. May 49, 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-20

uEADQUARrEKs pIsTKIcf Ol NEst TESsKssEf, !
MHApnIs Tenn. My III. lp,i.
IrN,rp Al npnERs No H-ILr nrHrflral nnrrnill

MryPnls Tenn. My l0. l.gg.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 3.-Thc practical operation
Of commercial ini,Troure this city with tie s'l'"s IN
rebellion ha, been - tp lI-cly 70 feed coir afn ana
,ruip our eien- Memphis has been % more value ~ TIE
southern Conicdescy since IL fell into Federal hands man
Nassau n take cotton b"pugst0 tie Rebel 1o''fnmtn 10
Nassau or other iociss :r j. nzlfdon. proceeding
10 take Memphis snd convert u into supplies ana green
backs and the ne Of the enemy - place r pro
creds the credit OF the Rebel Government DO EUROPE without
into Rebel lr.is ss~ aud ciy have uudouhrd
evidence that LARGE amounts 81 cotton have been aud are Do
iut brought -gr r soid beosnr 90 O." Rebel 6os"fn-
The pat ani present system Of rade' ha, given srr m
the Ke AMY. while u h demon azed and weakened our
l De-. invited c en~myo hover around ilrmphi' a.
his hesi supply when otherwise be- would have abai-
doned country DO renders ~ practical non rnr't the
bloch ide upon the oran which has cot aud j. costing Fl"
many fu uns u OPENS line. 20 'c spies Of Il enemy
n renders b. next g. impossible % execute any military PAN
81. becoming known TO him ons enough b. DDS Ace io
him o. rrrI.rr Or D..
TIE fc. here trd known % every intelligent man IN
Neirps What the remedy for these great snd osefsfi-
OWN r1 Enferrucr shows that turTr can o. ult one
REMEDY aud hl. b. total prohibition ~ OF counccih inter
courae with the state. m rebellion $3.50
{. therefore orlsr,d That and aef the 10Th DAY OF
NAV lf. the ue. ~ tie army % Memphis b. closed hnd no
, viii b. permitted t. leave the city except by iNef
svhou, special pos. on tie Heaquaef' .isr that date
f.f-o1Js d~sifous of coming into Tie c!iy Ml Dc pff
tod 10 DO 80 be- should b. notified by the p,s that they
will not bc allowed return. All pcrsons who desire 10 leave
the ry - 20 beyond ns uui do 10 before Ne i INST
NV efd.r of Asi Cen. & &. NASuBtKN.
wv II. MORGAN, AS. Adj General
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MARRIED..

,,-TFy -wrBg-On Wednesday May 10, 1885, at the
ar.on Place NJ r. Church, Brooklyn by the Rev W o.
browning Mr. ucnan Is. Au.en 10 Miss Lille Webb both
Of Brooklyn.
pvyn -ToNFs-Ou TIN rs1av MAY 49, 1864 at s. Thomas
Church by the Rev. VIM. +. Morgan, d. d., W IMAM d.
Bend ~ Isabella daughter Of the late Rev. Charles Tones
Sa.hyie Cenu.l papers please copy
FOWLER uALLERY-ln thi. city, on Thursday. May 10
1854 bv the Rev Theodore \. Eaton rector Of ~ ,"H-
ont. Church Isaac ". Fowler 10 Misc Nay H. hhlefy'
,lau..er Of Jane, H. Mlcry, esq, both OF "nnT5h'
,f,N p,rvTFR-ru Per, On Monday Nay 3 1864. at the
Lection Of the United States by the Rev Edward AnSn2
of and Oh the following dey. NJ The Chpe OF tne
Lpgerbours b. tie Rev Pa.rdt Georges Fisch o. fats
taare. W May AID MaTy Painter daughter Of the iae
Samuel Z irar 0f E.,y. YORK.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SEA FoAM.-The u

ARRIVAL OF THE SEA FoAM-The u. s.
brig Sea Foam arrived this morning from Pensacola
She is the flag ship Of the mortar otla attached to the
w q. Is. Squadron under Rear. Admiral Farragut and
arrived in advance OF the other mortar vessels
their return home. She is of the original mortar
fotilla which were engaged at tic bombardment OF
Forts jackson and st. Philip Her last engagement
was at Fort Powell Grants Pass. Mobile The follow.
ing is list of her officers:
Acting Volunteer Lieut. Commanding D. C. Woods Acting
Assistant Psymaster, farnan. L. daley Acting Masters
Mate and Sofcer George Woodland; Acting Masters Mate
COdr lnmuteT; Paymasters Clerk, Thos. J. Dcnon sur
geons Steward, John Mcliugh, Paymastes Steward VIM.
4. Buttsrteld.
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For location Of ootcs and time II oomencem,H zee ddf
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Bend near the cutoff Several boats above and do
not attempt to pass.
Two steamers had recently been fred into on the An
kansas River, and lady passenger one was mortal
ly wounded.
The Memphis cotton market was quiet bnt all offers
were readily taken; receipts during the IS hours 5
bales from White River; Mdd!ing to strict Mddiing
H075c.i good Aiiddng, y 7sc.; fair 10000.