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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

panied this force and to have fought the battle.
The account of the correspondent Of The
Chicago Journal which is all we have at
present, is very unfayorable to Gen. Stone,
and seems in effect to charge the
loss of the battle to his Encouragement. But
the narrative is vague, and reads little as ii
written under a prejudice against Gen. Stone.
What is evident is that our forces were attacked
with great vigor, beaten, and driven from the
field with loss of four guns, and an estimated
loss of 9, 600 in killed and wounded. 1t is stated
that the 10Th Army Corps came up in season to
check the enemy till all our trains were got of,
except that of the cavalry. As trains-except.
ing ammunition-have no business in the front
of an advance which had been pushed five miles
in support of engaged cavalry, it looks as If the
troops of Gen. Banks had been driven that dis
lance in retreat There was panic and o rout,
and the loss was heavy in consequence.
But the next day the scene changes. The
Rebels being bent on making the most Of Their
victory, followed it by q general attack, and
were beaten. dispatch from Fleet Captain
Pennock, dated Cairo, 10TH while confirming
the defeat of the 5th-which he places at Mans
field, ten miles beyond Pleasant Hill-giycs the
assurance that on the 9th, the Rebels were
" handsomely whipped His authority is pri'
vate letters from Grand Ecore on the 10th, and
from Alexandria on the 18th. Letters from
members of the Mercantile Battery printed in
The Chicago Journal add that the enemy lost
1000 prisoners and 20 cannon-which latter
item seems pretty large, but may be correct.
Credit for this success is given to the 18th
Army Corps, under Gen. Andrew Jackson
Smith, the captor of Fort De Russy. He is
entitled, on both grounds, to have his name
printed ont in full.
1t is too soon to say what effect these engage
ments will have on the progress of the Red
River Expedition. If the Rebels were simply
repulsed on the 9th, they may have fought
another battle since, or may be blocking Gen.
Banks's path without fighting. If they were
defeated with the loss above stated, the battle
may have been decisive, and the road to Shrcye-
port opened. II is to be remembered, on the
other hand, that an army like Gen. Banks'S,
which has fought two general actions in two
successive days, of which one was serious dis
aster, may be compelled to delay its advance in
order to recover from its exhaustion. All we
can say to-day is that the result is on the whole,
favorable one for the National arms, and that
further progress westward may be looked for in
due fine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
GENERAL NEWS.

At the meeting of the Board ofEducation last
evening, Samuel s. Randall was reelected Superintend
mt for two years. without opposition, Mr.. 0DonnelL
Withdrawing In bis favor Assistant Superintendent Kid
die was also reelected. An attempt to place Browns
Grammar. with Riddles Analysis" the list of school
books. defeated on the ground that Mr.. Riddles
position would virtually secure to bis publisher a
monopoly. whether the book be good or bad The con-
tract for wood and coal which excited much debate
of the last meeting, was unanimously awarded to NJ J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
The Maryland Fnir.

BALTIMORE, " tuNtsuH!l 4 PHI 30 IoVf'
The Maryland Fair proves successful lar be-
yond the most sanguine expectations. Notwithstanding
he price ~ admission to-day has been double great
has been the rush. that tonight crowds were unable to
gin admittance.
A gentleman who visited the Nev-foIk Fair last
week saws the Maryland Fair in some respects eIces
that FAR famed exhibition both as regards richness and
variety OF goods and the rare taste OF the decorations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
THR WILKES CoURT-MARTIAL.

Among the queer things uncovered by the
Wilkes Court Martial Is the successful endeayor of San
ford our Minister at Brussels 10 have the warfrgate
Vanderbilt used 10 collect claim OF his against a
South American State of $4,000. Commodore Wilkes
says In his defense
ION the 18th Of May I received dispatch from the
American Minister Al Brussels, saying he had been adj
yised by the Secretary OF the Navy inregard TO visit
TO Laguayra by one Of my squadron and adding. L
hope that you OF your squadron viii be abo at
early day TO touch at Laguayra or fear that In
terenon will como too late for any practou results
In another place the Commodore says
II proceeded 10 Caracas. put my self communca.
ton with the proper authorities accomplished the OBJ
eet Of my visit by securing the payment of sl500oo
due to our citizens"
MR.. sTIBBINs's SPEECH.
1t is said that 10000 copies Of Mr.. Stebbins's
admirable speech on our power to sustain a tax
and in favor Of prohibitory tariff and If necessary
an embargo. have already been subscribed for.
ENLISTMENT OF SLAVES IN MARYLAND.
Col s. M. Bowman came here to-day a
shadow of his former SELF nearly to death in the
vas, labor of enlistng every male slave in Maryland
Of Ggti aas and qualifications lie has cleaned my
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
From ALBANY.

ALBANY "Wednesday. April 70. l5t4.
The Legislature was not in session this even
ing both Ilouses having adjourned meet in joint
sebly 10 receive in behalf OF the State the battle flags
OF fty-ye NewYork volunteer regiments. which have
been deposited in the Bureau Of Military Statistics as
mementOcs OF the war.
The history Of each flag briefly told BY Adjt-
Gen. Sprngue and they were received by Gov. Sey'
mour for the State in short speech Speeches were
also made by Speaker Alyord and Gen. Crooke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

EMANCIPATION PETITIOSs.-The Women'S
National League forwarded to Washington yesterday
over 900 signatures to the petition to amend the Goa
suton for the prohibition Of Slavery. One week ago
they forwarded 600 The question is still pending
in the House. Those having petitions urged by the
League 10 gather tlty or hundred names AID send
them On.
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DIAru OF AN OLD gw-YoRKRR.-Mr. Ed'
wardG Faile, for many years one of the most pron'
nent merchants of New York. died yesterday morni'e
al his residence in Westcheser County, in the SAY.
sixth year Of his age MIR. Faie was the late Pree'.'
oithe Agricultural Society of the State of Newton.
all has filed other prominent positions in public i,s
III was widely known and greatly respected. IL"
6icr,l viii take place from s.; Anus ChU. ca. Mon"
AN m u o'rl1,k Si... nv .a0...
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The Albany Bridge hill Signed-Nomina-
lions BY the Governor.

ALBANY wednesday, April 20, ls5l.
The Governor signed the Albany Bridge I'LL
this morning.
IL is understood that the Governor sent 10 the Senate
to-day the following nominations: For Canal Auditor
A. H. Parmalee Of Franklin County, at present Canal
Appraiser; for Canal Appraisers, Hiram Gardner Of
Lockport late Canal Commissioner, In place OF Nj
Parmaee and Thomas B. Carroll, q reappOintment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21

The report of the proceedings in the charge OF
contempt made against the editor of The TRTB-
USE, in the Court of Oyer and Terniner, by
Judge Barnard, will be found on the sixth page
of this mornings paper.
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The receipts up to p. IN. yesterday afternoon as

Unoy CENTRAL CLUB.-Ruius F. Andrews
and tie Rev. Il. NJ. Hatfield will address the eII''.
Broollyn tonight at the headquarters OF the cenH'
Club corner of Fulton and Pineapple streets snsls
BY tls Tremaine Brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
Burning Indignation.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday. April 90 1854.
The Union men of East Baltimore expressed
their indignation for Representative Harris tonight by
burning linn in e1igy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
THE BARBARITY AT FORT PILLOW.

The horrible affair at Fort Pillow has caused
the deepest feeling in Congress, and made demand
that the House pass Senator Wsons bill to equalze the
pay Of coored troops. The poor fellows get only $40
month and Of this e. is reserved for clohng and
every Of these black patriots can get $50 month
Mages nS lnborrra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA EXPENSES
NAVY QUARTERMASTERS' CLERKS

The House Navy Paymasters' Clerks bill was
reported in Senate to-day amended by substitute as
follows:
Clerks TO paymasers at Boston, New York Washing
ton and Philadelphia stations S2OO; other stations,
600 Clerks to inspectors In charge of provisions and
clothing at Boston. New York and Philadelphia f2Oi
other inspectors 00O Clerks 10 paymasters IN feeey
ing ships at Boston and NewYork 81 300 other reeey
Academy 81. 900
Clerks to feet pay masters and paymators OF vessels
of second rate SsOO Clerks TO paymasers Of third.
rate vessels having compliments oil more than ia
persous and 10 Of SIMPLY steamers and store
vessels s7O0 Provided that no paymaster or assistant
paymas,er be allowed clerk in vessel having com
plement Of us persons OF less, excepting III supply
steamers and store vessels and that pay OF pay masters
clerks at Mare Island shall not be altered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
CONSERVATISM.

A Conservative lecture on politics in the
Senate from Senator Trumbul yesterday and another
to-day from Senator Doollttle ocoasioned great deal
Of anxiety and feeling among the men who endeavor to
shoulder this War
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-21
FROM WASHINGTON.
Special Dispatch to The y. Y. Tribune.
wAsHNGroS, wednesday April 20, IsCi.
due time

Special Dispatch 10 Inc " l. iHnune'
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. April 90 lsGi.
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
The Senate confirmed to-day the appointments
Of Major Gen SteadmaD. Brig. Bartlett of New
York Owen Of Pennsy lvanis shsler of New York and
Ma,iby Of Illinois, also. q large number of Surgeons
Paymasters. Quarterina-ters. and Commisseres.
TIE HOUSE EVENING SESSION.
The House was not very well attended this
evening but quorum was secured b. counting the vote
Of the Speaker.
Mr. Kellogg o; Michigan moved reconsideration Of
the last night postponing the consideration oil the
Rartan Route bill fortnight.
Objection was made. the ground that members
absent who took interest in the question: and the
motion was Withdrawn.
Tho Senate bill directing the coinage Of and 2ceni
bronze pieces was passed although Ihad. Stevens
pleaded in behalf Of the of the nickel mine in his
distrct-the only source from which that metal is
obtained
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Harand, April 10, 1864.
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INDIAN DISTURBANCES IN A

THE people OF this section are very much excited
with regard to the Indian disturbances somueh that
during visit 10 the mines noticed working with
beside them and is not considered safe 10 leave
their dwelling without them. Unless immediate steps
taken que these Indians it will be Of serious de
riment 10 the Territory"
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AN, 81 y O'el1.A -. NJ ..0: !. .
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To the Associated Press.
tsONlhiNu
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April 20. 1854.
MARINE ENGINES.

The House Committee on Naval Affairs hay
now under consideration the subjes of marine engine
and Of site for Navy Yard for the repair Of iron
clads
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
Der IabaFsbau in preueen

9a6 amui6en 3ufammenitellunesn
muroe i'm Sabre 1859 in preuBen nod
cin @eIammt 2(real pom 26,7S0 Qder
jum l(nbou BON Sobof psrpenost. Dies
fe 2(fer;obl bat ffb beoenteno permins
cert, oenn 1850 maren oauon nur ncdD
25,2S4 2(6er uno 1861 oar nur 10, $40
Nfer mebr porbanoen. Nlit am auffaIs
lenofen 1T bic Nbnobme os6 1abufsbaus
GO in Der RbeinpropinJ. Sie 1859 oas
rim Ucrboncenen 1886 l(dsr fonten in
oen beioen fOl9enoen Sobren ls60 une
1861 auf 074 Q6er.
Sn Vreuben uno oenieni0en Staaten
oes oeutf6en 3olIusreins, ptI6e nit
pyeuBsn Die llsberson9sob9aben pom Sas
BAT tbsfen, parsn 1859 nod 50, 500 Ids
er, 1861 ober nur nod 2,799 Qfer nit
Sabaf beltelt, uno rpie in QrsuBen se8t
itb AUDI in ben fra9li6en Sereins9ebies
ten cine mitunter mebr aIs 100 proIent
betrasence bnabme.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
Ter Drcin ocr Hohlcn.

SaS 9Sctf muB tbeuer bclablen fir bic
8ioerfeBtihteit Ger Gopperbeab&, 9eoen
Die Nutorit1t Der 8e9ierun9, in ben Mpe
noten Sui uno 2(u9uft oe6 IcBtDerfcies
nen Sabree, inOem fie Ourb iyr prPpigen
9eacn Die Gonicription p08 8olt sum
Qufrubr onre}ten. SSn Den &cblen9ru'
ben in SduplfitI Gauntp. sourOs Die Qrs
bcit cine 3aitlan9 eiA0citcut, Qn Carbon
Sauntp rpor e6 Der ndmliGe BaW ourd)
ribcripdnftiQe6 8erfdbren unter 6en
&Obten9rGbern, mas cine 8roBe Nbrabme
in Ger 0ieferun8 pom Sobien perurlaCbte ;
Oob Die Nrbeit 1T rpieocr auf9pnpmmen
nproen, uno etlp0 100, GOO Sonnen ipers
Den p60entlitb nab Dem 0lorfte trans:
pOrtirt, lpctdeS man atIes Der, Dur(b oa6
in Cer Gcblen Sfegion onpeIsnoe MiIiz
tGr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Srbnun9 Ju pcrs
oanfen Bat. De beitiamcn gSirfun9en
Der Serfti8una tbcr cine bPlpafnCte
Mad)t, I'm Die 2ieferun9 BON 8rcnnmas
teriol i'm 9anoe i'm @an9e Su balten,
itellen iiCD fol6erAeitalt bcrau5. cSecer
Soniument ron &0bIen, bon Der Ne9ie-
run9 (peld)e iie bel &oufen0en Uon Som
nen nimmt, bis Derab auf 0en ormen
Wonn, (welNer froD lit fie bufhelpeile
iu beeOmmen) 1T barin interefiirt Dap
Oronun,, in Den Obi9en Gauntie6 erbaI=
ten iDer0c.
2(ber Ole ltn0rbnun9 ipeltbc in Der &obs
len Re9ion berritbte, uno bon ben 2(ns
ftibrern Der Gopperbe0o Qartbei an9c>
JetteIt ipuroe, ebe o06 M1ilitdr bprtbin
9eibIdt lporo, 1T Dem Ganoc ;iemlib
tbeuer gu ffeben gcfpmmen.
Dos Y0tt5piue :, Miner'5 Scurnal"
-fd9t bieruber : -. -
;, Die auSp6rtisen Sonfumenten bon
G0bIen ncrben oieie6 Sabr einen Sor
BON lpCni9ifsns 0rei 50 ilIionen
Z bater ju bejoMcn babcn, rre9en Der
aeicBIoien 8enoittbGtiqfeit Die in ben
perichicoenen &cblen Heoioncn, beionz
OCrs in SdupItiu Gauntp berrfbtC, pbne
00j Der SerteDv ODER Die Mahe Der 2lrs
better Sortbeil corau6 5o9. Qle 0iefe
8clDalttbotCn f0mmen unmittelbar auf
Rebnun9 DER pCIitilden 6Gbrsr Der Gcps
perheao5 unO Der Sburfen, welcbc oen
orOben 0aufen in einem 2ufanoe be-
ifinOiaer llufreouna erbcltcn, bur6 cie
iddnoliben Gu9en, ipelde' fc ar9en Die
RcQicrun0 ausifrcuten, fctpie ourth Se.
uno @utbeiBun9 Der 8elpalts
tbatcn, wCl6e marcbe 6beile unlere6
@auntp'6 in libeln 8uf 9ebraht uno ben
8trtb BON Gi9entbum in oieitn @e9ens
ocn beinoDC ju gtbte 9ema6t baben."
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eetbs 8eINaten perunalaft

,SunterspilIe c. ala, III. 2(prit.
Sin proePoffen pon Grespetl's SQincia
Satterie erpIpoirte beuts Witta9 Out
Dem GiienbobnGber8on9 in Sront ocj
Oepct6 uno iebe Soloaten, Namen{
Safob Gn9eIb0rt, s. StiOn, @. Sum.
pbrep5, Dapio ECad, Ism. Matblon
uno ,0orace 2taan puroen 9et6otet, jlpei
9amCns SEQ. SarnCS uno 0iuiam Hp-
an, perwunoet, aub Die pCr9rlpannten
pferoe blisben ouf Der Stslle foot uno
oa6 Gifenbabnoepot puroe serffort. Sin
Burger bra1 pa6 Sein unb mcbrere ans
oere puroen Isd)t UtrleBt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
Don 6rn. Ael's GommsnM
: @ieneral Sinel ldft mit lobensrerther

t0eneral St9el ldPt NIT tooenetuertber
Sorfiht Sunderland iebr fart befeitisen.
sc fbeint eemnatb, bo5 sr bic Grpartuna
zines pbermaliein GinfoIls Der 8ebelIen
in pennfpIpanien tbeiIt. Cumberland
iif pon ni@t eerin9er 2SiGti9fGit fir
uu6. Gs bLoct 9spifermaeen ben S6ldfs
Isl su. 8eit' psnnipIpanien, incer eS Ole
StroBep nod pittsbuva, @beelin9, Seo;
forb unb Scbnstaun eeft.
3mei oeutftbs Gompaenien &eiterei,
eiue pon Ghicago, Die aroere bon @incin'
nati meiffens aus fbcn in Seutihlanc
9soienten Soloaten beifsbsno, biloen 81:
GELS 2eibpa6e.
Gi9el it nit 9ei66ften f6rmIi6 Gber.
laeen uno man fiebt es ibm an, oas e,
nibt auf 8olen ssbeitst ; aber Die tpobI.
tbdti9en SrGibte ieiner aneeifrsnetsr
Sbdti9eeit treten in Der teiieren Srbnune
dbcrau ;u Sage.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
eeIe in nsreIid,sn tl1idisan.

NuS Mibi9an SIdttern srIeben mir,
oeB lib in ienem Staate cine beotutenoe
8cIofcHlotion eclteno modt, uno oab ei=
nc Wofe notb Der Obern 0aIbiniel ftr0s
men, oa man fiirslib 8oIo in ben Suron
WOuntain6 entoeGt bat. DisS 1T ibon
Der brittle plos, an wcIbtm man Sob
i'm Stoate Wi6i9an tntoeft bat. SEQ
logon baben oft bebauptet, Dap bic reis
ben 8olort9ionen BON @alifcrnien nur
Ger Gnopuntt eines Gaoers fino, reIdes
ib our6 NeUaoa, Soabo, Colorado, gtes
brasfl, Winnsiota, @iseoniin, osn n6ro=
liten Sbeil pon Mi6i9an uno ourb Ga
nabl bis Wontrsal srltrsdt. gs 1T isbr
mc9lib, oaB in Mibi0an reid)sre Solos
minen entoeft peloen, rpie man iis ie in
G1Iifornisn 9efunosn bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19

Ha1Fau dri db.

~ Die 3eit bes Reini9ens unb yteubes
ri6tens Der @obnunoen nabt lt6 uno
Der &al6anftri6 1T elmer Der DeIentli0s
fen puntte. gSir puucern unS oft, eaB
man nidt mebr in eieier Ridtun9 tbut.
9Sie pieI fb6ner uno fr6bliber piroe els
ne 2Sobnun9 arsfeben, rpenn cine Stun
oe e9rouf Uerpenost rpiros, bic Sen3en,
DE gteben9eb6uoen, bic &eQer. u. {. 10.
onjuitreiben. Sas 90n3e Nnfsben Ger
Samllienmobnun9 miro oaourb pesdns
oert. Ole oorouf perwenoPte 2(rbeit ei.
nes Gags ma3t oft sinsn Qlos bcppeIt
an3le0eno nno fd9t .Sunoerte BON Sbos
lern gum SertGufspsrtbe. Der &alfans
itrit5 rabt Den Geller nidbt aCein beler
uno reinliber, fonoern oub eefuncsr.-
SIr Eeller 1T cine einfabe 90funo pom
friib oel6f6tem &ale om bsftsn. SIR
3immer i'm 6auie 1T oas eep6bnll@e
parlier 9SsiB, rpenn man es pobltell ba'
ben tann, ON beften. Sir jeoe 2 pfune
&olt nebmen mir un3e oss betfen rpel'
pen coer eur6fbtioen 9eims, tibtr9ieBen
oieien NIT tattem gDafer iiber Nadt, uno
am Woroen miro es lanefam 9efobt, obs
ne oab man ibn 0nbrennen l66t, BIG alles
aufeeIoit 1T. 0as pariIer 8eib rpiro
pcrn in beibes 8aher ee9eben, uno Der
9elofe eeim sineerdbrt, nit heibem
@aiier 9enu9, um cen Qnitri6 aui 8dn'
oe uno Oeeten ouftraoen ju f0nnen.--
Dies 9iebt einen iebr 9uten Unftri6. 70
felt, ooB ct iid gar nidbt abreibt. 8enn
man 9en6bnli6en frifb eel6fbten 8alt
oerwenoet, empfeblen Gini9e ouf einen
Sinner oolI jrpei GBI0ffsl pOlI Cali uno
J peint 'esto6teS eeinoI, sineerdbrt, ic
lan9e Die e6fun9 brB 1T. Dies miro
fir Qnftriebe i'm 6auie uno i'm Sreien
empfoblsn.
Sir einen 2(nitrib i'm Sreien psrpanos
ten mir NIT 9utem Grfole fol9enee Wis
i6un9 Man nebme einen 6olsit6noer
eebe earein Elm Ysd Salf uno 9enue
8aher, um ibn Bu lOibsu. @enn el
beim 96I6en iib erbiet, rubre man !
pfuno Gol9 oosr anosres Sstt td6tis elm
uno miibe Naes gut. Damn 9ebe mar
bsiBes Waiier oenu9 ju, um Den QnItrid,
Efertie su MAIDEN. ST. Wioerltebt Dem Ee'
aen Sabre lang.
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Sin 9IbuIitiom;It 2!

Ger beige :, 1nabb. Republifdner"
nennt Den SODA Gountp patrlct" Elm
,,abolitioniitiihe6" Slott.
gSpnn oa6 unS su einem 2fboIitioniIfen
matbt, tpeit mir nit unfern gerin9en
Graften, nit oen iibriaen 10 bren uno
g brti d II llnionsfrcunorn, 0os 9ano
un1ercr gSGter, Die Union, Die @onifltu'
tion uno Sbcrbcrribaft Der @eieec ttete
vertb3iD9t baben, 9e9cn DEN llnArItt Der
Rcbclten i'm Suoen unb ibrcn 0reunocn
i'm Rcroen; olte Die Uon un6 uerlon9ten
Wiittetn milli8lit opferteu, um Ole lesl'
Qe Rebe(!iou ;u unterorGGen, Die BON
IGolihPn Gprlnnsn an9cIettelt murof,
um coourb elm fdbteun9es Gnee eines
Id)reCfliben 6rie9es 5u erreihen, 70 iino
mir - penn oa5 Nue5 un6 gum NbcIitIonlit
maht-ltoI5 ouf DEN gtamen.
Sitte ober, ,relben Namen folIte man
Demieni9en 0cben, Der fet6 8 e9cn II els
ne Ne8ierun9 fbimpft, lii9t, uno in pie
Ten onoern 9infibten oieielbe in Der lin:
ter0rtdun9 oieier Rebepion 5u ftbp6tber
iutbt, unO Dem Seinoe Wutb uno &roIl
trin8t ?-6e
2fuf melCbe 8eIe wGroe Gen. Sati0r
nit iolben Menicben Uerfabren, fails e.
WrdltOent pGre ?-ltno bat Ger ,,unab
bingiae" ie feline fomoie @roeIamatior
an Ole gulIifeiers bon SUosGorolina Get
teGen 2
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RIne (d,Sne 6eaene,

Oie Snid SABA mub Elm berrli6es
eano uno pon 9roBer Qnjiebun9sfroft
fir luspanoerCr iein. cSn Dem Sabre
1862 tamen bort n6mlib nabfebenoe
Soossfdue in Sol9e Don onoeren ole naz
tlirIiben llriaten Dor 1853 perfonen
ertraneen, sos fancen ibren SOB ourb
oos 6erabfallen BON Sdumen &C., 366
rpuroen pom Slis erIbla9en 4 curb
Rbinccerafe 9et0ctct Selbftmorb prrz
ibten l65 our6 onoere llnfdqc tamen
429, i'm Sanjen alfo 1929 pTicnen
um'S Qeben.
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0pm SSaSchimntr,r, ,

SO a T d)inotcn, IL. Qprit. Die
lfdrPte 8lutb, rpeIde felt ;ebn Sabren
bier ftottfano, mar am Dienifo9, Stabts.
Die Giicnbabn 1T ftarf bef6doiet bel
Sameron, A Wtilen BON Gleranoria, roc
oa6 g8aher tber Den S6isnen unb bel
SrGcfe ftebt.
3rpiIben Sprin9fteIb uno Serf6 Sta
tion iino Uiel' Serienfun9en uno Sim
lbnitte in ben gSall por9efommsn.
Die SrGtfe pon BUT Run lpuroe meg
9ei6wemnt.
Srcop Run rnb Settler Gun grio9
puroen farf beIb6oi9t.
Sn SoI9e oieier 3srff6runoen ginger
oor9eitern uno 9eftern Feline 3l9e mad
oer potomacs2(rme aber beute beginner
1e pieeer. ...-
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emantipatien in 0enne0lc

&norptuc, 2(prit Is. 0ic Green,
uue CONVENTION BON 1851 oeriammeIte
lib 9elfern i'm 9ourt 6luie. SO parcn
LOO Oelc9otcn aus % Gountis5 5ueeeen.
@2iu ocbatirte Gber eopaIitdt Der Dele:
eatcn uno ernanntc elm @el1dfts Gom:
mittce, ods iib nibt urreincn fonnte iiber
Die feiolutionen, ob man oe5 Qrdlioenten
Sebinoun9en fur 8ieoerjutafun9 pon
Sennciiee aI6 SreiitQat onnebmcn iolk.
6ouu. 2(norew Scbnicn belt 9eitern
cine entihisoene Gmanjipationereoe uno
cine Slae9e puroe an Dem altcn 9Iae
ouf1sricbtet, ipc Ole Gebeueh In 1851 bsR
altcn 8teibaitStaHm isr(t6rlen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-04-19
gntpSIFcruna pen tlIiHsuri,

1em ,,Wc. HepubIican' miro BON
einem G0rrefponoenten aus Dem IUomeRs
ticben S6eile pcs Staates Sol9ence6 sc:
lbrieben
uDie 3eit mag gar nid)t ferne iein,
no man 8epobncr in oielem Sbeilc oel
Staate5 nur mob in nGbfer GtGbc oer
WilitGrpcften antrefen lpirb. SG0iid
iiebt man @l9en NIT ab8emaoertem Siet
uuo perarmten Samilen noro6itlib ;te
ben. sc rdbrt oie5 nibt bios baron Der,
ocS oieie Selpobner iitb por GinfdtIen
Ser Rebeacn rno Sufbflepper ftir1tsn,
fonoern eS ift f0on mebr Der Wan0el
alleS S1use6 un0 clier 6Qlfe 929en bies
Ielbeu. @rnn Die GinmoDncr oipIee
SbeiLe6 oe6 Gtaatee ibrc TcICer 5u bsbaus
en- anfan9en, lpann iic ibre Grnte ouf oeH
6clcern fteben baben, 70 f6nnen bic Sulb,
flepper fommen unb ibnsn Uge5 pom cen
6eIoern we9nsbmen unO ibnen ibpe S0ius
Ter au6plInoern, oDne oaB tie cen Berin9s
fen Sbue ba9e9en 5u erWarten baben.
Die Rduber uno QliinbTer 3ieban untes
bin0ert rpieoer pon bannen. Gie @iuil.
9eri6te in ben Sauntie5 @eoar, Sate,
Sa6per, SoprenCe uno 9feptcn babsn
ihon felt Quebrub 6cs &rie9es 3u b..
iteben auf9cb6rt. DaS eGnse &ctum i'm
6erblte 1863 belief itb ouf bIo5 ATS
Stimmen, popOn Bono fir GcnareB
2763 erbiett, in cinem Dntriftc, Der
frGber 10000 Stimmen CAB.
2(uBeroem fino ou1 Die 8OrrGtbe in
Oieier @e9enO ieDr r0r 9eworoen. Sin
3roBer &beit Der 2(rbcit5frGfte 1T ibPr.
oie6 nob INNER in oer enrollirten @ili5
uno 70 mGeeu mir am Gnoe zines pcis
tcrCn Sabres oa6 0onje Gano per0Det
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