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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-12

HAWK nice, airy boom, VITA gas, within
= IVA minutes wax u the Japitol. si coed
tenant Apply 70 the sorsnaa Of this sass.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-12

ioUSs PICK PJ,KEr.-CIaJ h.snng', COY, accord
ING to his mothers statement, nias Ia srd three
mouths old, was brought biors sae Mayor yesterday,
charged With sea iug pocket osok o. isiaIgs SIS
rom Mss S.ry "a Trainer. L. appear. tnst ne
iISl; thief va TO .ne poaksi ok from
'ae young Ialya pocket ia sas Oh A.rse. YESTERDAY
morning He ran Il, a;d thouya 4. hue ans ny vas
usd escaped immediate ptare. o)cs asi. R.b nson,
OF Hxrico, subs-q ieudy ought hun Al he mo hers
houss, a; the extreme north eud OF Bdlensrtow a.
When arrested, the COY oonssied the ttef and "a hs
nal divided tbs money vito Argef boy. Nm, tie
acLey wa, recovered.
"a account OF Ii, tende, age, the ksger h1ld d "a
'oung thief oVaF - mother, Mr.. Rs. i5gs.
HUsINss CcURr.-Thc Hu uings Co.'S. IA z tra4s
we're In ssssion yesterday, sad depateIe 4. les ng
business:
O'a'les Dab ry was examined on the ehlrse shsIag
$l70 from john D.s:Ol and sec; OF % the Jsxf'I
court
En Lggol was examined on "a chatse - 1s6biog
Albertine cephas sld sen; to DE Jueso. Ia. curt
agreed to admit her 10 bl IL $500 h.as ubsjl. to
give II, she was oInnlt9d 10 j.L
Rebecca Gambler vas exam led los ssb6ht Haprs.
slave Of William A. Wright The .ue. 20 srssa ser
D~vd L'vii and JOIN J. Boiler wr eG-mi ed On
ihe charge Of stsEog hose from e. J.. Dl.si, Le1,
was dischArs,d; B.l.r was cent on ioT 'r;a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-12

MhS. &. BkASE MAN
~ TRAJ.sRnF
EskNCH AND EsGL sH EMBa1IDERY,
VIII gvs iess0nt q. p.iilE4 - asf
own res dsass corner OF Davai asd o>rk
Rec snses and known aoE :, sI,s ls-
escea SENIOR, no Ill Broad stree, jif sts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-12

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NOTICE TO FAHmEns

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attention selling s articles coasgned d .tas
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ECONOMY IN AGRI- ULrURE.

Hon. Secretary Of the Navy.
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SAcKrrr's HIRpo,. M,11.Isl4.

. 0hauneey 10 the Secretary Of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-12

Ius1Nss CCURr-Thc Hu ringa Co.'S. "A g trs1sg
we're In s.fsion yesterday, sad depateIea 4. t.. ng
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
6ehnIfSerbGbuudeit

rperoen febt in Seamtenfreiien in 9Sa'
fbinoton uno ,6arrisbur9 fart beturs
rportet. @ir beffen, oaB unfere Sefee'
aeber in @af6inaton fopobl pie in 0ars
risbure, iolben SorI1ld9sn feft ent9es
sentreten peroen. sc mag wobl fein,
6aB in man6en einjelnen S6uen cine
@ebaltSsula9e faft n0tbi9 mare. belcns
oers feet, no ale 9ebensbeoGrfniiie tbeuer
Iino uno nobel Der meiiten UerpObnten
9ebenSmeiie FOLDER Geute aues orauf
oebt, rpas fie Uerbienen. SSn fur3er Belt
aber bofft man auf cine Seenol9un9 Der
Rebellion, mo Elm allmd bli0eS Sinfen
Der QreiIe fir eebensmittel ertpartet lperz
ben mag, uno biz oabin mdiien bic Ses
amten einitlpeiIen boffen uno barren
Wan peib aus Grfabrun9, bab ruenn
8ebalte einmal in Die 60be 9ei6raubt
fino, ile nidbt mebr erniebri9t pereen,
m6aen oub 9ebensmittel uno foniti9e Qrs
tifel no6 70 bi(ti9 Iein. 9SaS feblt bel
8eamten, ift bic republifanifbe Ginfa6s
belt, nit Der uniere SorpGter ibre Stels
len befleioeten. 6obmutb, 8eribwens
oun9 uno lusfbpeifun9 weroen ln's
Slaue 9etrieben uno cine Nrlttoeratle
miro aufeebaut, bur1 tpelbe unfere Srei.
belt enoli6 unter9roben uno oos Sole 5u
SoI3bauern uno 8afertrd9ern bsrab9e.
rpGroi9t rpiro.
8cr eini9en Sobren nod erbielten bic
Gon9resleute a6t Sbaler per Gag uno
Die 8eieeoeber brei &baler td9lib fdr
ibre Dienfte. Sn @af6in9ton orbeiteten
Staat5mdnnsr tpie Slap, 8ebiter, Sens
ton, Qoams, Sing une l(ncere fir oaS
g8obl oer Station uno iparen sufrieoen.
Sine idn9ere &lafs bon politieern ents
oedte absr pl6sIi6, ooB fie bel elmer fol-
ben Setablun9 nibt mebr leben fonnten
unb Iie Wuroe auf burbibnittlib %
Gbaler tGelib erb6bt, ein prdmium auf
Serfbwenoun9 uno 2(usibpeifun9.
Sn Sarrisbur9 er8in9 e5 ndbt onber5.
4nitatt rrei SbaIer td9li6 erbalten nun
bic Serren @efsbseber un9efdbr fteben
Sbaler per Sag. 2(u6 Der Gobn Der
ubrieen Seomten Wuroe bon 3eit au 3eit
erbGbt, uno ieet rsiro cine obtrmaIi8e Grs
bGbun9 9eforoert.-(l(msr. Rep.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Gin Iebr tramrtaes Greianif.

Hm leeten Sreita9 ereienete iI6 foIeenz
Der iebr trauri9e unb beoauerlibe Sorz
faGl in biefer Staot. - Serr 9 emf a.
m n 8 d loerf t brabte NAM
lid feline Satin bieber, tpel1e itb cine
4ngobl 3dbne 3ieben su lafen mdnibte.
Quhler an9eIan9t, be9ab man itb na6 Der
Sftls oer 3abnzIcrjte u III in IN b
0rte EN- ere, um tpie 9eoadt bic
S6bne tieben 5u lafen. Na6 elmer ttns
terreoune oafelbff, uerlan9te bic Srau unz
ter Sinflub BON Gbloroform aebradt III
lpereen. Or. 9rieiemere erfudte iie Die.
fes Scrbaben auf3ueeben, aber oemunees
d1tet fou ite oarauf beifonoen baben.-
Or. 9rietemere fru9 itc foDann, ipen fie
punfbe fir oieien 3rped 3u baben, NOR
ouf tie antrportete elmer Der Ooftcren
R a art n's. - Or. @rieIemere aiena
oann fir Or. 9. @. Wortin uno Ell un6
fein Sruoer Or. s.. 8. Wartin oienoen
init ibm, um ben @unIb Der Srou 3u erz
ftiuen. sic bra6ten oielelbe audi bato
unter ben 9eoa6ten GinfluB, uno aber als
5 SABINE aus9ejo9en paren, rpuroe Der
SabnarIt an9epieien feline Spperationen
elnjuitelen, inoem Der Qatient fart am
Sinten fei-uno pirtli6, uno f6merIlib
tu fa9en, bic Srau fant bis Der leste Ges
bensfunten erlofben mar. Die @efGble
Der Setbeilieten, fotpie bes anpeItnoen
@otten, loffen iib bier better oenfen als
bet1reiben. 2lles nur in Der @elt WGas
Ii6e, tpuroe on9enanbt fie tpieoer in cas-
teben turudjubrin9en-allein per9ebens.
Gtne 9oroners SSurp ipuroe oann eerus
fen, eine Qoft @ortem Examination unz
ternommen, uno 3eu9en abeebGrt, bar
unter cine Qn3abl Qertte - rporouf Die
Surp Den Iusfprud that: 10 8 bic
ger It ftorbene ourd btoros
form 5u ibrem Sobe Ear NJ
oaB aber ma d. oem 3eu9niB
per Qer3te teine un9em6b y NJ
It9 9roBe 3 ua ntitdt a pz
pltjirt tporoen 1ei." - Nobz
nals, Der SAL 1T in Der Sbat iebr su be-
oauern, uno es iino in Se3ue oarauf Iebr
piele peri6ieoen lautenoe @erd6te i'm
1tmlauf, 70 uieI 70, oaB mir fit ieet ni6ts
rnebr barber 3u fa9sn pdnf6en. Die
nn9lddlide Srau mar etrpa 80 Sabren
alt, uno binterl6Bt einen tief9ebeu9ten
Satten uno 3 fleine &inoer ibren trauris
gen, unerrparteten uno all3ufruben 9ins
9an9 3u bepeinen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
6blereferm eoer gsd,aas.

i9eint es, foroert audi an onoern Srten
feline Spfer. NsuIi6 lieB fib elm Seer
Samuel 9. Gears, elm Soufmann in g.
Yorf, bel einem 3obnorjt einen 3abn,
Der ibn felt LANCER 3eit 9eIbmerjt, aus
5ieben uno um Die Spcrotion 3u erlei6s
tern, lieB iib, auf fein griu6en, 2a6s
gas perobrei6en uno atbmete iolbes elm.
0err Gears lit Gbri9ens an 2un9enbez
Ibmerote uao am SlutbuIten. Die Spes
ration oes 3obnausSieben6 puroe 9ludz
lid ju Stanoe 9ebro6t, olIein oaS Gab.
gas bate einen oerarti9en Gfeft, oab
Sears plOslib frant oapon lpuroe uno
i'm eofal oes 3abnar;tes tarb. Sei Der
@orOners: :ltntsriubun9 fano es it6 iibriS
gems our6 Die SEDUCTION, Dap Der Ser
itorbene in ben lesten Staoien Der Cum
9eni6ninoIubt mar, unb ooB ooS Gins
atbmen oes Sabeofes feinen BOB be1bleus
ni9te. Die @oroners Surp 9laubt, oab
Der 3abnar5t jtpar 3u entf6uIoi9en fei,
allein es foQe bic QnUenoun9 bes Sa6=
9afes elmer beIonoeren wihenibaftli6en
Seouffi6tieune untermorfen rperoeu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Die S6tpiert9fetten im StaatS'
Sendt.

Da6 fbimpfi6e 8etra9rn BON iebss
iebn &upferibIon8en = Mit9Iisber oas
Stats Senats - in Serbinoerun9 Der
Srsanifirun9 ieneS &6rpers, tpie aus ben
Serbanolun9en Der 8efebeebun9 in elmer
anbcrn Spalte ju erfeben 1T, tiberbGuft
ie felbff, fammt ibrer partbei, NIT erpis
gem Sdimpf uno oauernoer Sbanoe.--
Seit Der 3uIammenfunft oes SenatS bas
ben iDre 6anolun9eu peoer ibnen felbit
etpos 9eniibt. nod Die Snterefen ibrcr
partbei 9ef6rbert. 3uerft per,S9ern iie
Die Sr9anifrun9 Der Staats=&e9ierun9
our6 Serleeun9 BON Rebt, 9erebtiez
felt uno 6olibfsit, inoems iie iidb ipeiz
oern, Den unionleuten bic Sr9aniftrun9
;u 9eItatten. @runofae fann iiberli6
ni6t Die Sriebfeoer ibrer 6anolun9ss
peiie fein, foroern bloS bic 8ieroe nad)
Der Seute. Die 8allerien oes Senots
rpmmlln BON raubfdbtioen SUPPER
f1lan9en, rpelbe ibren beiBbuneri9en
Rahsn na6 Dem GfentIi6en @eloiod
peit ouffpsrren. Sic prablen Offentlib,
odb bic Union Witelieoer julebt ben
&drjern jieben uno ibnen Die 9an5en ooer
meni9ltens einen Sbeil Nemter lperoen
einr6umen miifen. Oas 1T Der 9anje
plan unb bafern fie nur ibren 3wete erz
reiben, 9eben tfe nibts oorum, bic 9an;e
3eit Der Sisun9 NIT Nibtsrptiroi9fsiten
III Uertdnocln. Qemter miifen ite baben,
um ben Seibbun9sr ibrer 9o6beter gu
iti(len. Die Union Wit9lieoer mGiien
feit Iteben. Der Seriub, Die Mebrbeit
i'll einem Ser9lei6 ju 5rpin9en, lit 70
freb, 70 fbledt, uno 70 f61mloS in leiner
Serb6bune oes 9oIfsIpiuens, baB e5 cine
S6anoe iein ipiiroe, tpenn man aud nur
einen 3oa brett naD9eben pCllte. Seoer
Union SenatDr bat iebt moratifdss
Retbt auf ieiner Srite, uno wiro our0
oos unp1rtbriiIbe ltrtbeiI QeanipIpaniz
ems aufrebt erbolten.
Soaben aber einsrieitS oieie Staot6.
3errtitter fol6er0cftdtt oae Seroam'
mun9surtbeiI oe6 Solfss psroitnt, 70 ba.
ben lie anoerfeit5 cine 6anotun9 Began
gen, moftir ibnen peroientermaben oas
Sranomal Der '8efbibte auf9sbrddt
peroen miro. Sin Oane Sotum mar
bcantra8t woroen fir 9eneral @rant
uno feline wa6cre Qrmee, oeren S6merter
uno Saionette 70 ipe1entIidbe uno anbals
tenoe Sie9e iiber bic RebelIen erran9en ;
neil ab Der 9anSe 6n6ueI bon SUPPER
I6lan9en oaoeaen ftimmte, 70 9in9 es pers
loren. Gin Oanepotum fir 8eneral
81 B { uno feline Qrmse erlitt oas mans
li6e Sbifial. Die Gbre, Der Rubm
uno quite Ruf oes States fine alfo aus
bitterrm uno unperi6bnlibem partbeis
baB in Sbatten 9eifc0t. gSirb in fp6s
teren Sa9en, ir9eno Semano es pa9en
ju leu9nen, oaB Die oemotratifbe Yars
tbci, ibre 66upter uno @ortfGbrer, nibt
fdr 6ob0erratb uno &ebellion in Die
Sbranfsn tratsn ?-p. Solfsf'o.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Ste sipeite EMANCIPATION nUm
GipnOerm6r 6 urfin.

5arrisb ur9, 19. San. = 6sutr 8cr=
mittas fanb bic fsierItGe &mtssinitbuns bss We'
bsrsrpdtltsn @oursrn5r Curtin ftatt.
Die YrCBbicn Cr6nsts Rf In fOlssnbsr Bsiis
unb tpar elm briaiants unb iibstruff ale purtr'
ssbenbsn:
Gr'@apar aspnn aIs e9isf Iurf&au, nit
Ieinsn IlliRAntsn.
@snsral gOua. uIs 8sfstls9absr, nit fstnm
Stabs1SfFdrsn.
Cine WuFtbanOs.
Waiuro@ensraI Stabh, @snnaI ttr GasalIsD
ris, nsbR Stab.
Cine SGrabrpn gasallsris.
Brigade @sntral plsaIautOn, ais @btsf Der
Mrttasris. nit lsinsm Stab.
Cine Batttris Ser. Staaten @rttlleris.
@snsral-OlaiOr Sanepd unb Stat.
gns Muiitbanbs.
Cine RayIs DiSifun Snfanttrs unb Der SaNt'
pendent NMsIanb patapleU @uarbs.
Cine WuFtbance.
Das 127fe 8estmsnt YtnnIplSania 9pIm'
trsrs, Colonel g8iGium Ssnntnss.
Cine WuFt6anbs.
Gcmpaenis u bes 127isn 8sstmsnts Ysnn>
IYIsanla SUiuntrers ais gbrtnsarbe.
Cine ron bier tpsi6sn 9ferotn es;c9sns 8ut.
I&e, In Der @ourern6r @urti n unb bic Yin.
rrbnun9s. .Grmmtttse Iaesn.
Gin Omnibus NIT 8RtEranen ron 1912.
Cine WuFtbanbt unb ,uIsbt Gsusr-GOmpas
en- unb Sdrssr gu pfnb unb ju Gub.
Die prussbiOn btrpssts f6 pur6 bic Strasn
Der Stubt uRb purbe bstm @ntritt In bus Sbcl
bsS @apitUls bur4 Elm Salut BON IS 8anOnsn.
lGd0sn bssrdbt. Der @UuSsrnpr bsRss Isbanr
cine Dor BEN Capitol rrrtGtsts, NIT 5abnm &C.
iGmtdts glatfcrm, auf Der bic MitsIisbr bsr
@eitbssbuns bsrrits strIammslt waren. De,
Sprsdsr bts Ssnats, 5rr Ysnns, nabm i9m Der
Qmtssib al, pcrauf sr fOIssnNe SuausurattOns'
2lpbrslle ablas
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
User ftnb bic Sad fiDn OemDfra.
fen

I'm Sten Sanrar bra6te 6r. 8ortb,
in9ton i'm Senat pon pennIpluanien eli
men Sei6luB elm, anmeloeno, oaB inoem
an oieiem Gage oor so Sabren bic arpBe
S6lo6t our6 Sen. Sodlon bel GeusSrz
leans iiber bic SrittiIben errunaen wurs
be, uno feline patriotiibe Nnb6n9tibeeit
an Die Union anerfenneno, rpGbreno er
prdiioent Der Sereinieten Staaten 9e.
fpeien mar, bic Senatoren ee fir b0bff
an9emefen uno fbidli6 balten, einen
3beil Der WoreensSieune fiir Die 8ers
lefune Der Proclamation uno Ibfbieosz
1oorefe oss Sen. Sad ion, an oas So!f
Der Sereini9ten Staaten 5u rpiomen.
Sdr oiefen billieen Sefblub ltimmten
bic Senatoren rpie fol9t:
Sas- Die 6nrn GtampntyS, GUnnsl,
Dunlap. Sltmins, @rabam, 5pss, 5uusbUlptr
SUbnfcn, eSwrp, NeSunblss, NtdOIs, Nips-
map, Surrta, DiIfcn, @Crtbin9tUn unb prnnss
-16.-Gas 8spublfansr, unS Guunps hsr Unit
On.
s.-Dis 5srrsn 8sarbslse. 9u6r
Glymu, DpnUSan. @lab, 5Uptins, SinIty, 9am'
btrtcn, 9atta. NsS&srp, Wpntscmrp, 8silp
Smlit, Starf, Stti n unb @allaes-16.-
Gle gUpptrtsubs unt Ssff. Davis Singer.
2(I1o eine Der Sri6IuB perIoren, inoem
bic Qbitimmuns oariber 9lei6 ou6fleI.
Oas Ineenfen oes otten 9eIoen nil feir
@cpperbeoo ebren, uno feline proflama:
tion uno lbIbieos Qooreiie rpollen fit
f6sints nidt mebr perleien baben. Sit
finb bob nabrbafti9 9etreue SeeIen bon
Self. Dopi6 uno 60. Das Rdtbfel in
nun eel6lt, unc Seber weiR ieet rper biz
aa6fbn 1smoFratsh Nnei
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
SoIoaten , Unmerbunoen

Die fol9enoe iun9e WGnner baben ffd,
in oaS 47fte Re9iment, ;u Sep @eit,
Tlorioa, ftationirt, anperben lafen, uno
tperoen am 6. Sebruar fir BAG 8e9iment
BON bier abreifen:
60. @.-S. SO. &eber, (Set. Sol. }
@barIes B. Gdert, IT,, Srantlin 6.
Were, Daniel S6ie, Seremiab 9earp,
Sdmes 9aMs.
Go. S.-Sobn 8. 8eib, Sumes 9.
Spars, Scbn Sobnion. Sobn 8raptr.
Ro6 feline @ompa9nie 9eipdblt.-8.
ytonnama6sr, 8iliam Gi6ba6, Sobn
9Ibriebt, Saecb Saft, - MiGsr, -
geepbar6.
Die obios fino ale aus l(llentoun, nit
dusnobme bon Sobnfon mo 8raper, bic
bon Millerstaun fino. gini9e BON Gos
fton baten ii6 ou6 in bieieS Re9iment
antperben lof1sn, tpelbe oann ;ufammen
etpa so Mann ;Gblen, uno bon 9ieut.
Sames Stuber na6 ibrem 8eltimmun9sf
ort be9leitet peroen.
@ir boffen ooB Dem Seifpiel bieTer pa
triotif6en iun9en M1dnner BON uielen I'm.
bern eefol9t Uerosn mG9e. Sbr Motto
it: 4uf NIT ben Sternen uno binunter
init ben Serrdtbern in ber 6eimatb pie
i'm Sioen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
t1erristau u uno Qucntaun Railroad
0smpaanie.

Die Stod batter Der obi9en 9eieuI6aft
bitIten am 10. Sanuar ibre jdbrlibe Se:
amtenmobl am 6ffentIiben 6aule BON
Ribter 9oneofer an Der perfiomsn
Srtde, uno nurbsn bel oiefer 9eIe9enz
beit Die fot9encsn 6erren fir Elm Sabr
srtpdblt:
Yrdfoent, Or. @iQiom Betbtria ;
Oireftoren, Senrp Qon9afer, 8iQiam
S6ol, 2laron S6pent, 9. 6. GcrIon,
Daniel 81. @ofeIberrp, 9apio Stone.
bad, Sac0b S6Wenf, SamueI Suop,
QbiIip Super, @ecr9e 8rdber, GbarIes
Sdoinline uno Daniel Sornon.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Don 6en. 6rant,a urmrr.

Gbattanop9a, 23. San. Soeut
Wor9en famen ZOO GefrutCn unO ITO
RebeIIsnoeierteure an. Die Rebeuenarz
mce ju Dalton fol- 10000 Mam lfarf
fein, meiitens 8sntudp uno SenneiTee
1ruppen, Die ibrc leeten Rauttbiere
ldlabten, nm Nabruno az boben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
Oferoe aeHeblCn.

0rn. Sobn u. Reie, bon 9ynn Soun.
Ibip, oiefem Sauntp, fino Dor einioen
Sa9en 2 pferoe aus Dem Stale 9eit0bs
len moroen. $50 Selobnun9 ilt fir Die
Seitlesun9 oss Oiebes uno Die &ieoers
erlan9un9 oe6 Gi8entbums feit9elCet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
GurS1lnGu,Ier.

&i6ter Soroan bon Sunburp, 9iors
tbdmberlano @ountp, sntfbuloi9te rpdbs
reno Der leeten Court cine HntabI pom
SurDmdnusrn, neil iie fetn Sn9iifd per
RGnNFn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26
5anf perlonen in Buffalo perbrannt.

8ufato, 10. San. Gine. 6dtte
Dor Ger Staot brannte Ieste gta6t ab uno
finf perionen famsn babel um. 6eute
mdtbet bier elm beftiger Sbneciturm,
peIdsr ale Gifenbabnpsrbipoun9 Ju uns
teybrfGfn btcbt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-26

y Gs cab in 1860 nur nc6 IS etlapen i,u 81
ben uno ipor I'M Staat glsp Ssrlsp.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

FAlsE-It is false (as the CoPPeTheadc a.
sert) that Mr.. Lincoln ever said be bad no right
or inclination to interfere with the institutions
OF slavery in the States where Il exis's.-AbO-
itiOn Exchange.
The author of the above deserves .
medal for his stupidity, assurance or
mendacity. The simpleton has hardly
intelligence enough to go at large. We
quote from Mr.. Lineoln's inaugural ad-
dress. Standing upon the steps Of the
Capitol, about to take the most solemn
oath, calling God to witness his sincerity,
to faithfully perform the duties Ofhis Of
fee, and uphold the Constitution and the
laws, both Of which be has Violsted, he
said
al do but quote from one Of those speeches
when declare that 1 have no purpose, direct
Iy or indirectly, to interfere with the institution
or slavery in the States where it exists, De-
lieVe have no lawful right TO do 90, and
have no inclination to do so. Those who
nominated and elected me did 80 with full
knowledge that bad made this and many
similar dec larations, and had never recanted
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

NEXT PREsIDENT.-Soms of the Aboli-
tion organs and expectant shoddy con.
tractors and office-holders, are urging the
reelection of Lincoln on the ground that
be has "symmetrical and coherent plan"
for the settlement Of the great questions
that will arise on the tinal paci6cation of
this "great trouble" as be calls it. If
Mr.. Lincoln has no better plan, SAYS a
contemporary, for getting out of the
trouble than he had for keeping out of it
before the war began, and for conducting
the country after he had managed to get
it into the scrape, it will hardly paw to
give him new lease of power. He has
failed, miserabIy failed, after sacrificing
thousands of lives, spending millions of
treasure and bankrupting the country
But the friends Of Chase, the illustrious
father of greenbacks, are ardent and &C.
tive in his favor as the successor of the
rail-splitter, and between the ouarreIs of
these and few more rivals for the place.
lies the hope of securing an honest cleo.
tion and the consequent overthrow of the
architects Of ruin.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

Tn IxYLUENcE OF FAsH1oN.-It would be
useless TO deny or attempt to deny that il 10
the lot Of moVtels TO be influenced in greater
o. lssS degrse BY Fashion, and we wepresume the
fair sex will not be displeased il we say that
thsy are quick 70 discern and adopt the slight
ost sAaDgs occurring 10 the fashionable world.
Al this time decided sensation and remarka-
bic elects are being produced BY the introduc-
tio0 Of beautiful embroidery on ladies' and
eAildFsn's cloaks, dresses, etc. This, when
worked BY hand, is tiresome and tedious job,
end our fair readers will thank US, we know,
for informing them that it is performed, with
marvellous rapidity, by the Grover Baker
Machine, which combines this with many other
valuable features. The work Of days is, by
tAis iadefAtigable little worker, reduced to
miauass, end performed with = neAtness and
Accuracy almost incredible. This valuable
machine may be purchased Of F. F. BarSs, who
10 agent for this city.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
hid Fer OMee,

An old Illinois BANNER, somewhat no.
ted for his unsuitable thirst for Office
and the eagerness with which he embra.
ces a popular and deserts and detrays an
unpopahr party has introduced series
OF resolutions in the Legislature, filled
with disgusting adulatiOn OF Abraham
Lincoln and indorsing the policy of his
Administration. It's bid for Office, and
it is SO understood by every intelligent
man. Lincoln is President, and the au-
thor Of the resolutions now recognizes in
him "purity Of life, singleness of purpose,
the far seeing, conscientious statesman,
the uncompromising, uusullied pAtriOt."
Win it be believed that the sycophant
who wrote the above, 6ercely opposed
and cOarsely abused, in Illinois, the man
he now processes to esteemi Lincoln's
lip will curl with proud scorn when he
reads the name of the author Of the reso-
ludOnS, for whom 'he can enterCaid 40
other feeling than lofty contempt The
sixth resolution, which the loyal LegisIa-
ture has adopted, reads as follows:
That the proposition of the Copperhead
members of Congress, to send Commissioners to
Richmond 10 sue for peace from armed traitors,
should cOnsign their names TO eternal infamy,
and he who would treat with armed treason is
himself traitor, and deserves traitors pun.
saku ~
is not based upon an unconditional surrender"
Suppose the British Parliament, at the
time of the war Of our Revolution, had
declared that England "will accept no
peace which is not based upon an uncon-
ditional surrender" would not the decla-
ration have been regarded as Infamous
and fendish by the civilized world2-
Were the friends of the American patriots
in the British Parliament, who proposed
to "treat with armed treason" traitors,
and deserving q traitors punishment? {?
Has not the Administration "treated with
armed treason" for the exchange Of pris.
oners and on other matters For doing
so Campbell and the loyal Legislature of
California, With exquisite stupidity, de-
clare its representatives are traitors and
diserve traitors punishment" Such
resolutions, aimed at Washington and his
brother "traitors," emanating from a
source as servile and cringing, would have
rejoiced the hearts of the Tories of the
Revolution; and it is just and proper that
their descendants should adopt them at
this late day. They thus endeavor to
make the servility and loyalty of their
fathers to the British King excusable if
not respectable.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

A DARK PIcTURE.-Macauley, the great
English historian, will certainly never be
suspected Of hostility to freedom. He
thus explains even the horrors of the
"reign of terror" His apology carries
with it an awful warning against the elec-
tion of incompetent persons to Office
In these days of corruption and "loyalty,"
ignorance and fanaticism command pre-.
MUM, and honesty and capacity are re-
buked. Men of Indifferent character and
marked stupidity are elevated to the high
est positions, to the disgrace of the Amer
ican people. Corruption fourishes, and
unless the people rise in their majesty
and crush it, . reign of terror, such as
stains the history of France with crime
and blood, must follow. Macauley says
"Unhappily, the Republic was subject to
men who were mere demagogues, and 10 no
sense statesmen. They could declaim at a
club. They could lead rabble to mischief
But they had no skill to conduct the affairs of
an empire. The want Of skill they supplied by
Atrocity and blind violence. For legislative
ability, fiscal ability, diplomatic ability, they
bad one substitute, the guillotine. Indeed,
their exceeding ignorance, and the barrenness
ortheir invention, are the best excuse for their
murders and robberies. We really believe
that they would not have cut off 80 manv
throatS, aud picked 30 many pockets. if thew
had known how TO govern 10 any other way"