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LATEST NEWS,
Battle at Kinston-- confederate
e Victory.

Battle at tyKinston-.Conf ederate
- Victory. 49, -.
RICHMOND, March 9.-The following
dispatch was received this afternoon: r.
HEADo'Rs An. ", March 8, 1866.
Hon. Secretary Of Var: Gen Bragg re.
ports that he attacked the enemy yesterday
four miles in front Of Kinston, N. c., and
drove him from his position. he disputed
the ground obstiuately and took new line
three miles from his first.
We captured 8 pieces Of artillery and
l,500 prisoners. The number Of the enc.
my's dead and wounded left on the field is
large. Our loss comparatively small. The
troops behaved most handsomely. Maj.
Gems. Hill and Hoke exhibited their accus.
toned zeal and gallantry.
r. e. LEE, General.
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l@ Alta recent msstingin stauntop, Va,
sixty-fvepersons pledged themselves 70 give
not toselEor lend, but to give to the army
and tho Government, supplies amounting
to one hundred and, thirty -four barrels Of
-four, !, 7,075 ponpds ofbacon, and S1OS, ,75
in money and Confederate bonds,
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HEADo'Rs. A. N. ", March 10.
r. O. .....l .-c 1Kn.. 1880

-
Hon. Secrstaryef War::
Hampton attacked Fitzpatrick at day
light this morning and drove him from
his camp, taking bis guns and wagons,
many horses and, several hundred spris-
oners, and released a greatnumber Of
our own men who. had been captnred.
The guns and wagons eould.. mot be
brought off for want ofhorses. Many
of the enemy were killed and wounded.
Our loss not heavy. Lieut.. Col B. &.
King was killed. Brig. Gen. Hume,
Eolonels Hagan and Harrison, and
Majors Lewis, Ferguson, and others
were wounded. 2s. s...s
r. b. LEE, General.
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- eSr nN Email Ehss NO. o.. ~ sskss -
The discipline and efficiency off tbs,
army have been greatly impaired bY
rnena leaving their proper commands ID
JOIN Others, in which they find SERVER
moEe agreeable. So. 81 = z
This practice, almost as ininrions Id
its consequences as the crime sof ,desers
ton, by the Articles of War. exposes
the offender to similar punishment.
and subjects the officer receiving lin him i'd
dismissal from the army. g
1t is therefore declared that the pfosas
visions Of General Order No. 2; iof this
date, from army headquarters, apply tos
such men as have left their proper cons
mands and Joined Others without being
regularly transferred. They Nil fess @
|ceiye the pardonpf promised ID flias ord ~
npon complying Hithsits copdis disiionss Of
suffer the consequences attach led to nea
|lecting ii. g &.
enaInes Of snch absentee I SNiin bal
forthwithrepor TO these headqasrtels
Iby the officers with whom they are sesrs
ing, and immediate measures tai ken fd, M
return them to their proper commands
AIS soon as pfac ble IAN ifnsp1ct;oii
will be made, and charges wiII Be pksss
tered gainst those Rho nee Is eiss
Force this order. go
lE General
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THE NEGRO SOLDIER BILL.


. TEE NEGRO soLDIER g BILL. =.
Congress pas ny Q ssote @ OF " -. " o. o. u
the House, and = 70 : I'm N tae osnase'
passed the Blu providing iof f1 tne mas.sr, a oaa
inglnta COME ederate seryice' q a'o,ooo
ncgfoess rus action mas been too ion 8
deferred. Inc Doianess necessary - -
the execution OF s sucn a measure was
wanting until the urgent iemohs.ranee
Ief me eommana aerEln-eniei' anu sile
RAPID slnroads @ tneF enemy mace = !, =
measure OF me last importance. nau
thus bA become the laW OF tine lana three
months ago, our armies mgn1 now os
receiving the assistance OF these alnes'
andthe march Of the destroyer arrested
AS it is, three months more must elapse
before We receive the assistance SO mpcn
needed. at fhis time. .
We do not doubt the propaety OF TINS
measure. The country--tar ahead of
It's constituted representa- aslves--haslong
fcreseen Its necessity, and urged It's q
doption, and even the negro himself,
wksn be witnesses the advance Of the
foe whose chief effort is the destruction
Of every social fabric in which his own
happiness and well being are bound up,
win recognize its necessity, and yield a
wiling obedience to its mandates.
That the negro soldier is a success, is
no longer questionable. The enemy
have used himfor the past two years in
every department where their armies
aase psA'ss..'s l.. - ats..sSs1
70 one " nis eiees,ense,n as'ee'
fhat Wl'hou' 'ne aio oi the 7o0'V0O ne'
gfoes ne mas put IN ',ie Ie'elal aimy' ny
I our sapluga'i0a moui0 De nopeies'. "
must cancer tnls lorce py using al equa
or larger nulhpef oi negroes ourselves
An ofgalll1il.g 'nis lotoe' iuon i'l 20 ie'' :.
tne'alscre'l0n. oi ehe siase o"nef' ~.
mucn 70 oe aone 0y Tue 0'A'eS u 1ne.'
separate capaclty. Lei each aes ptoni''
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uarters Armies of the @. States,
I1TH FEBRUARY, 1865. 9

l. - ~ - - - = -
GENElsAL ORDERS, NO. =. q 4
In entering upon the campaign abou'
to open, the General7in-C Chief feels as
sured that the soldiers who have 80 lone lonee
and so nobly borne the hardshlps and
dangers Of the war, require no exhor:
tation to respond to this call Of honor
and duty: :, ;,.-.,...s ,z-;e., ;
With the Liberty transmitted ~ Their ne 2
toretsthess they have inherited the sprr-- pr
it to defend lt.fsSS -, g q
The choice between war ana aD]ecss
submlss sion Is before them Z.
10 such q proposal brave men Wild
arms IN their hands can have but one one
answer. g 4.4gs.
They cannot barter manhood for
peace, nor. the right OF self goyernnient
Tor Life or property + E. .s,ssssS. ,ssss:
But justice to them requires g sterner
admonition to those who have abandon
ed their comrades ln, the hour Of peril.
A last opportunity is offered them 70
wipesoUt the, disgrace and escape the
punishment of their crimes. ~
By authority Of the Presidentof the
Confederate States, q pardon is announ-
cedto such deserters and men improper
ly absent, as shall return to the com
mands to which they belong within the
shortest possible time, not exceeding
twenty days fromthejpubli blication Of this
order at the headquarters Of the depart
ment in which they may be. 81 ~.
Those who may be prevented BY IN
Fterruption Of unications, may re
port within thes time @speelhed 70 the
nearest Enrol HING Ofiicer or other OHlcer
- -: Ss..u.,a,d 80, zsoss e .
=, as =
r = ss.sae.s, i: - 70.
soase ,m ~ 5s aU s .s;,i,.a 10
pl.qis Hish stie,i !. - s...s =,
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Mnchs -. g. issss u
.KCHENCEFOR HNEHGEE8i
FOR REMTs 81
a pLANTETTON cont4;n;no &

5fE acres of. land THREE HUNDREDi ina rood state
Two stories high portico IN io aa rsaf
ten large fine cook ksch6n, negro hQlssfc 4c
eonnoaate 7sssyes, steb,cs, BaEus Gig Home lsess
sssss sS!s sisse 5 ..lsssssd % he aes.a a y yas
District Apply 20 q q - WI. cLAMsq4s
! March 8 So; 8 J. Il. =
ssloltnian publish two wssls and hI e thls 4.
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The Exemption BILL.

hS c1ACl1POiSn a91Ass--.
The following Is the exemption bill
finally agreed upon by the tTo Houses
of Congress, and which now only a.
waits the approval of the President to
become the law. 1t concerns and inte-
rests. a great many people: =. s;s.ss. .z
ga BILITo DIMINISH THE NUMBER OF
EXEMPTIONS AND DETAILS. ~
a1he Congress of the Cont stdsrate
States Of 4mersoa do enact, That SO
much of the sact to organize forces to
serve during the war, approved Feb
rnary 17, 1854, as exempts one person
as overseer or agriculturist on each
farm or plantation upon which there
were, at specified times, fifteen able
bodied field hands between the ages Of
sixteen and fifty, upon certain condi-
<tions, is hereby repealed, and said per
sons shah be liable to military service
Apon the expiration fahe time for
which they secured exempt tion by rea-
son Of having executed bonds for one
year from the date thereof: Provided,
That exemptions,of persons over forty
FIVE years Of age may be granted under
the provisions Of the act aforesaid.
"SEcTIoN 2. That no exemption or
detail shall be granted by the Presi-
dent or Secretary Of War, by virtue Of
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Confederate Congress.

RIeHMoND, March, s.-The Senate re-
sumed. the consideration of House bill 10
increase the military force of the Confeder.
ate States. On motion Of Mr.. Csrperton, the
bill was amended by the insertion of pro.
yiso, that no more than twenty-five per cent.
of male slaves between, the ages of l8 and
45, in any State, shall be called for under
the provisions Of this act. The bill then
passed. :s.s g-5 fssa.s. =; * Z So
s-Brown, Burnett, Caperton, Hen
|ry, Hunter Oldham, Semmes, Sims and
Watson. 6. .,,{ e -, ases, -::,5
+ NAYs--BarnweH, Graham, johnson Of
Ga, Maxwell, Orr, Vest and Wigall7.
The Senate passed the House bill author
izing the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 bor-
row specie, to be applied TO the redemption
and reductian Of the currency. :.
The House resolution, fixing a. day Of
adjournment, was amended 'by inserting
Saturday, l1th inst, and then adopted
yeas 10, nays8. f!s s,'z.... -.
RfcHMoND, March The Senate no
jected the House bill providing payment
fos horses killed OF. lost in the service of the
Confederate States, 4. e.,
Mi. Wigfall submitted the following reso:
luton, which was agreed tol -
Resolved, by the Congress of the Confed-
crate States,. that the thanks of Congress
and the country are due and herey rendered
to. Gen. Wade Hampton for his manly lot.
terof;the 9th February, addressed 10 Gen.
Shsrman, and thatin the opinion Of Gon.
Egrsss, The Executive Department should
austain Gen. Hampton in nscarying ont Che
policY indicated In bis letter. =
The Honse passed the Senate bill fixing
The Zine for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the next
,session Of Congress, with an amendment in.
ssrtipg October instead Of November.
Tue Senate amendment to House bill an.
|thoriziDg the Secretary pfthe Treasury TO
borrow specie to be applied to the redemp-
tion and reduction of the currency, was a.
lgreed to. = ;,s.E
The Bill to amend the act regulating the
destruction ofproperty under military ne.
oessaitY, was srejected. - s &
The Senate amendment to the bill put
ting negroes 10 tho army, was concurrsd iu
yeas, 40; na3s 2e
The House eoncurred yesterday In the
Senate resolution for adjournment, sine die
next Saturday,: - 4
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YppnsnljIyed d

.MAsRIrp-on the 7th inst by J. d. p. Cunence, ESQ,
Mr.. SAMUEL Q. JoHNsToN, and Mrs. MARGARET
robson, aifof York District sssg ,ss, ssfss
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r IST of Lettefs ref1aiiniinr in the

IL Posi- Once at Yorkville, sc FcbFa<S n, 1856
}. f. Alllson, Bim. d. 3 Aiscn, A. Allison, MoEgan
Anderson, EdNara e. Adams Rev. = r. BesrQa, SaS1h
j. Camp, Mrs "A. r. Clarke, A5ns n a. Can, N. b cratg,
Miss 8 81 Deal Mrs haty nnican, pess htisg
Mary E. Forbes John GanidIn, Thomas Gpi, MH a. Hck
ncf Daniel w. Hit, Col. Cad gon6s, II. JlcrqnS 11fs
Rebecca Jackson, Miss n M aisy kIs;i
Ml@ Sarah KeH, (2) ;SDr B.Y- Lawton, b. u. Litlla,
Mrs. e. n. MIskey, Mrs. Robert Moore. .heut " @ Nc
Carly Mary A. McCae, B. w. Muller, Ms. z. Fe&eGgeJ
John L. Liier, w. Munay, .Esqa f1Ius Mozrc, 8afah6
Miller, Miss Ell, Patrick, ls1; NM 2, a, Fllsiey Dagtd
RoddeY, (2) Z. A Ross, Mn. Nancy R9land TlolR-
as Spencer William ,sapdftsr Mis Nary e. sandlfar,
Mn. Eliza Scott II. "A. sni1l u ehitn Hazah +. Tor
Saie Wiliamson, Mrs. Florc HiIson Mary yyliey
EaQ.sY6m&p blood. {5B}Ss J.zRstAIiExdNDzRP ]. b P.M
NOTICE rs HEREBE GIVENs TO
sly sifABSENTEE5 from my BATTERY. tint unless
rsy fetnfn forthwith N arsedssd md
dest With ascosdagy Gem r. B. Z 81 Fee hss rsnssa az
tprn failing report win The
~. Y - Capt. COMMANDING A7iueyy, "a
tsst .ssss' ~ ~ Cll1fIorfe. NC.
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March Is ~ =, =. 8 ~ 81 i ~ Il
srzTE % so5fl 5zKSfaaz: 4
GENER.fL no. q IS 81 z
THE Militia off The Stats M befresh

uE-Neft.4dS NJ - q
~ THE Militia of the hi gtats besresh
theasss Of ana u Who haSs nof reported 81 dny
and those who hayc reported andare nor sbsent & fur
Tough or wh and not &een abf . reotn
their fecmmands; md all otbcfs Of ts sec vho from sn9
seagse MhztevcS m thsic g sp4
tanbHR, a. som after notice on is der tEp1ccs5l<
H. AZ soon IL can be- d6ne5ths gdlte EEdel a1tEch4
% ths Citadel At Charleston md Afgenal q colnla V
be placed charge Of this Camp cf and 6t
discipline of these eademies tbQded oyef ard
embrace this portion or the militia q = S.ss
z III Theto ofaceE of !hese he ebssst1
with the duty Of diving 10 these troops not only thu military
training which win enable fhS7n 10 be II esdel
but such educational advantages can DO pled en1
which the qualities OF the cffIxtn 81
~ The setyice for theae tbcps re q
the defence of the State and II Is hoped fh1t u0ur VII
hesitate or delay IN afeffng thehseye6 t serezs<
The preservation and care of me youth pr III Sfzte
Improvement fax as Il cnn BE- untSf sx
Ing Disadvantages and tils eort and eed
70 them, yhiie they do GOOD fheir State M
be the purposes which shan fltfaa,e ~ care
Vsessoas ia liable . ss servss IA 1sqssa ss
By the G0gernor:s - s sj 80
4 fsImsdl g A. g ttAaRATH
Official: G. Al RoE1ls; A. A. Gan e -
M
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KING's MOUNTAIN RAIL Road


.TNHE Annual Meeting of the Stock;
IL holders Of the Kings Mountain Ral Rosd Company
WIN be held at the GoURT HOUSE, i Yokville, on the
25th instant at u m. y.A. CARROLL, Agent.
Marchds 9 u - 3 slts..'
.DHILANTHROPIC LODGE, NO.
i. ,d7s,A...F T.. M; The regular srcoMtfuNICAIJQN
of his Lodge win be held at the HALL, MON
DAYEvENING, NEXT 20fh instant, att o'ciock There
will be work of. importance In the THIRD DEGREE
selves accordingly. s4 gs7s, 5 "a Is i . f -
n.,ss ss'l s Z - 3 Y ALLISON, sss's's;y /; .
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Bae Mans true work is TO seek Gods
;lory.
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GoUTH CAROLINA A-YlORKpN

p-TRICTs-Whefeas K0b y. AfNBilAY. has apE
al and singular the goods fhattes and cfedisof
GEORGE WRIGHT Iase Of the District aforesaid, de
,ceased.s tass SsSs -. 81
These are, therefore, 10 clio and sdmonish N ana np
lar kindred and creditors Of the said deceazed, be
and appear before me, al our next Ordinary Coan Tor
the said District 70 be holden at York Court House on tbcs
10th day of March instant To- shew- cause, any, why
the said administration should not be nranteds -tS
GIyan under my hand and Sea-, Tbs s day Of March,
inthe year Of our Lord one thousand hundred and
sixty6ye, and IN tho eiyhty year Of she In
: dependence of South Caleinn 81 ~
Mach q - - etsl
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SOLDIER,S BOARNS OF HEIaEFs
Z OFFICE OF AUDITOR eP'ss g. ~ =
Z !, = isrAsrsssUas q. sH., March esssSs
TaHIS Department is located f6f The

II present at this place. The Soldiers lcsrdg of K6
lief In Disnics and Parishes with which tew COM
couers fmn1dIaely upon the recept Of ts notce The
expenses OF hese ccrfieE YIN be paid atthfs All
Forwarded mA,n same way ss.. hAfEsJuPIER
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NJ JTRICT. Whereas, ANN quinn ehas sapplled 10
me fcr Letters Of Administl on al Ind si1sum
die goods and ehattes, rights and cFedfn ot JAHE8 III
These are therefore cite nand nnfuns
he kindred and ofte said decease be
pear beorems at ouEnextO ordinary ssid Die
March next, shews cause, IL any, Why the sadsAer
minisnadon should NOT bs qanfsd.. - 5, "A ~
Given under ny band and sea-! tnis lsn asy cf
sixiy-fye, and in the eighty ninth yeEx dE ~ Bdc
lpendence OF South Carolina tz Il q
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TSXTT!7 7SAETigF

| SA4i1's aALIts -.
TO exchange for CORN or other
\ Is,asss PRODUCE q 4 BIT WHsElaEh
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March Is s@s st Is.
s. Rags !! RAGs!l HAGsll9 8
WANTED In quantities Of. from five
s 70 five thousand pounds Of clean COTTON AND
LINEN RAGS, for which the highesiC @ ASH PRICEwM
= sHoPenabsr SsIe ii ai u .aN9 s - i
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GOIJTH GAR0 JRK6j

kJTB4CTs-VFhefeqs, re BEkK sLs5 5E{NH61 - 79fsp
piled 10 me for Leftefs Of AdmIntssltf ~ - e1E
M0SEaLnNDBAF,n Inc Of tho afoses61, Seesss<A
Tfese ass, sherebre, 70 cite md admuEisn and SH
lar the kindred md creditors OF the said dece}
and dappear before me, at our next ordmayss couff
said Dlsct 70 be holden at York Eoun House on he 4
day ofMarch inst, TO shew cause, any Nhy$Rafz18
Administration should nothe granted, ~
Given undef my hand end senl,t this 6sh dry of Mch
IN the year ofou Lord one thoussd eist hundred md
sixty.fye, sudtn the ssryeaf Of the iadepsadengs &
is.s ~ s JOHN ABHow o. x:psS
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2t6Itbirts 2tbbrefTe BON NSatpr.
GicneraI WSeate.
9auptadartttr rsr 9ctumne= !
2lrmrt. Stunt %. 1865. I

Soloaten ! I6eute fino ps ,rpei Sabre,
oob idb oos Commando iiber Gud. auf
SefCbl oes QrGiornten Der Seer. Staas
ten, ibernabm. 6rute bort oirfe lrs
nice. &raft oerIelben Qutoritdt, ouf, ju
Priftiren, uno ib babe meine Serpen=
oun3 ju orocren pflidten, uno mens
Srennur9 BON Sub on3utiinci9en.
IS 1T unn0tbia, 2(qes boS auf,uib.
len, ras iid in oieien 3lpei ersi9niBuouen
c<ahren ju9ctrdoen bat, BON Der ero6en
entfbeiopnocn S6la6t BON @tttpetur9
opm @rncepuntt pes 6rifare, bic jur
l1ebera,. he Der Qrmee uon Ncro Sir9ia
MIA bci Nfrotomoe 8 ,urtbauie. IS 1T
biureibpno Iu fo9en, Dap Die 8efbihtc
Sub @ert6tiofeit fly nfsn miro elm
oantbaree Hano miro Die ueb'rlebencen
ebrsn, Die 8ewunoeten uno 8erfrGppcl:
ten unterifisen uno Die SCoten aufrits
ti9 betrauern.
Sn Dem id, @ufr commanoirenoer Scs
neral, BON Gub fdeior, ,pcrce ib @uere
ecls Grsebsnbcit fir guer Satellano,
Cure @erulo uno Ssreitpitli9fsit bel all
len @ntbebruneen uno Spfern Die ibr 3u
ertrl9en blttst, in Grnnerun0 bsbaItrn.
Sotoatrn, nad)cem Sbr oas 8erf @u
rer Srifimmunasn polIenost, bic ebre
uno oae Inirbcn unferer Re9ieruu8 unp
unierer Sla99e wisosr berg lteIlt babt,
l1bt uns Dem QGtmdbti0en oonten fur
feline SC9nun9sn, in Dem er uns Sie9
uno Srleren an9eoeib'n lieB, uno la6t
uns ernifbaft brten um Stdrfe uno @rs
leu6tun9, cap mir unisre QflidDten ale
SIr9er 10 erfGlIen, rple mir lis aIs Sot'
o"tCn ju erfuUen 9efubt BADEN.
8eor9e u. eape,
@mraG. NGicr, u, g,
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9eabf btiater Nysrub.lm orb

. bica 9o.-Oie Suns Of Gibrrtp"
forosrn nod Elm Spfrr. Or. HlIicn
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Sslf1fIer elmer SrodGre, mdbe one
ib 'uBi3' Somplo;t Der S0bne Der Srei
belt entbG(lte. oercn Mitaleo er i'm Nns
fln9 Der 8rinoun9 oiefts Orccn5 mar,
unO bat MD DEN StatutPn oleie6 mocer:
nen Sebm9erib:cs isin 2etcn ptrmirft,
o. y. er IolIte 5ur Strofe fir feline sSu
Discretion ucn Meubslbano fltIen.
9tun oahte oIeroinss fsin " Menfb oar.
an. Dap Jest, nahoem Der 8rie9 ju @nor
III, cs rot 10 uerblenoets uno flnatiibt
Mcnid)en a6be. mClbe Die Srobun9Cn
Der ,.SOHs Of Gibrrtp' in llusfdbrun9 gu
9rinarn WIben Duroen, uno bob lpuroe
Der Serfub o1ju 9cmatt.
lm Somital Qbeno ndmtcb Tlban Die
Hn9cb'r9en or6 SOftors, oaB Iib am
Nbeno IN Der Ntdbe pou oes Or. Stau
uno Sbsutr Elm Mlnn umber Itlrh, OR
ltb Die SctaIltaten gang 9snau anjuleben
I1len, bob lt9te man teinen wejtercn
Wertb Oarauf.
Nls swifhen ii uno IL llbr Or. Qprs
Don einem 9eibd fts9ln9e na6 Nauir
lurG6tebrte, uno fem pfto uno Su99p
nab Dem StIII brin9en rpotIt', fisIen In
:RHbtnfclae crei bis pier Sbuiie. De
Eu9eIn pfiffen oibr an oes Oottors &opf
uol bel uuo fblu5eu in Die Sretterwano
uno 5Wlr muB celieni9f, Der oas tootlibc
SIci nlp Dem alien Manne llnote, Elm
gutter SDube 9Swelru lein. oa Die &u.
9sIn bon pier ShGiIcn feline orci 3ou aues
elnanoer IN Elm 7 3ol bretes Brett fub
rem.
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ntr MeuDIeIrotte ieinen fei9sn 3 pef er-
retbt Ju blben uno lief, 70 RAID lbn lelne
6uBe tru9Pn, cdpon.
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Noroen nob lebei oen 9sbtmen Serrd
tber Ju WeIfe 9sban uno ermdbnt oleler
Sortlu ntuerolnqe Jur arcBtsn QSaD-
iamttlt otelen SbItibtrn eeJCnuber.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-04
erFlaruna cincs pUunorrs.

Sn elmer SorltdOte uon Moilano ftebt
cine 8llolduIe cel bcl. Maria Wd9olz
lena, Ole jupeilen, mcun ore Sdnoen Der
8elt ju 9rob mmcen, Sbr6nrn ,u Der:
9eben pfleate, iuIt mle Die lebenoe Waos
oalena emit iibsr ibre eiornen SGaoen
9'wCint bat. Den Ssb0roen, Die NIT DER
,Selitlibfeit ni6t auf cem bcifrn SuBs
febeu, mar es on9ensbm. oa oas fromme
pun,e tbitiae Silo iuif INNER printr,
menn lie mit iInen in @onfl Fl aerirtben,
uno lie itellten cseb lib cine untrriubun0
IN. IS fanO fin, Dap Ole Sltoidule
bcbl mar. in'uenoi9 mar inmcnOi3 mar
Gin WaHHt,Hi an9ebrabt. Wau braub
te nur elm 6suer oarunter an,umohen,
10 iii5acn Die Gafrodmpfs In rie y be,
rerclften iib i'm &opfe uno flcfsn purb
tGnlillb an9ebrl6te SCffnun8en ols
Sbrdnen aus cen Nu9en bercu5.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-07-04
praGeent Iebnfon une etc d,uaFsr.

@ine BON Der SabresorrfommIun0 Der
9teu Yorfer ,,Sreunoe' (Su6fcr) abses
oronete Population, Crid)ien am lCBten
Oienfto9 Dor Dem prdiioenten, um ibm,
foDie DEN Miniitern, cine Slttibrift ju
iiberreiben. gtabcem iis iib iiber Den
Soo eincoln's ousoeiprr den. oin9en Iie
ouf oas Sbidlal Der nun frei eeporonrn
Stlapcn oes SGoens iiber uno ife(lten
nacbltebenoee 9eIub ,,gSr bitten re:
lpsttuoa uno orin9eno, oafI bel Htors
9anilaton Der Staaten, Die lib unt6n9If
9e9en oiei Qutoritdt oes Sunoes emport
batten, Die ean;e Waobt uno Der GinHuB
oes Souuerpemente auf9ebotFn Teroe. un
luen, obue unterIbieo Der Sarbe, 9lsiba
He6te uno Sreibeiten ju iibPrn, oamit
Die felbitoeritdnoliben QSabrbeiten jur
prafhiben NuefGbrune fommen, oaB ale
Wenlben 9leih aeboren weroen, oaB nit
9enliI5n unuerduBsrli6en Rcbten pom
S6opfcr be9att iino uno oab su oieIen
Rebtsn, gsben. Sreibeit uno Strebtn
ua6 9Idf eeb6ren."
Ser Qrdiiopnt erploerte Gr po(Ie
feline Reoe y ilten, fonoern i'm 8eiife Der
brGoerIibtn Gebe uno SrcunoIhaft au
ibnen fpreben, als menn iie @lieoer eis
ner Camille m6ren. Damn. Iprah er
u2n Den Sbrieri9ttiten, melbe Die gr=
tbelun9 oes Stimmrpd,ts, bic fie per-
l1n9teu, babe uno tbelte rbnrn Tiine Grs
fabrun9tn mir, Ole er i'm SIrer lber o:e
Stlaptn, otlen Sltten uno 3enun9rn
cr 9Enau Ju finnen usriiterte, eemcbt
babe.
Sin 9rcbr 3pc6 Iei burb crn &riea
ooulfanol3 err Ibt pOroen. ouBer Der
8Ieoerbcr ifeuuna Der Union !; oas fei
ole 9dnjIibe Nbfbafuna ees Sfl luerpi.
NoD ueI bleibe inceB iibri9. ju rcEfn
SrfG0un9 3eit aforcclllb lei, oaSu &C.
bore Gle Sra9e iiber oas S;lmmrrdt.
Der prdflrent be,o9 iib oabei auf ole
Don ibm wdbreno res Iufifanos 9emab
Ell SrtIbrunaen, odB er pfrIOnIib 3u
lelcen uno p5cunidrrn uno anoeru Sdb :
oen gu tra9tn 9cblbt. olb er ober met
tl13en wru5. Icnoern Uufs tbun, um
5rIeotn uaO Sronun9 i'm e1nOe wieoer.
bFr,uiftucn.
DE freunplid,e. of5nc unb oprtraulite
26elie, In w.lDCr CT Dem Somite Der
Sreunoe entQeocn Fam, matte einen tics
fen Stnorud auf iie uuc lie prllieBen
Sa1 tin9ton nit Der uebprjeuaun9, CAP
ne fttee Sertrauen 3u Unrrew ScbnIon
baben fonnen, BOP er pom belfen @eiife
uno oon ocn unftsrbliben 9sbren Sefftr.
fon' 6, ouf Die fie it.a in ibrer Gin9abe
bsrufen batten, beieelt fri.
Son oen cabinets Mit9tieoern, oenen
ne aub ibren Sefub mabten, mar be-
loncers StFrstdr Stanton flbr frruno:
lib uno tbrllnebmeno, jtiats, oaB er Ii e.
Ole 9rOBen Stretfraoen ecnau unter
ricbtet iri uno cen feifen @illen babe,
leine Yflbt ju tbun =