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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18

Wm 1ttrn gprf in alrntaun, Waria, bic
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9rbrns iabrs.
am t6tsn GpriI in gIIrntnun, Sr. GtarGts
81 T msr' Idnsia9rSsr M'Bou, In lsinsm Ga.
9tbsnsiatre.
I'm If. Ditfes, In 9tttlcttm, glort6umptun
SauntY, SenatS 8, @btsattn BON Benjamin
ZERO, In trsm % 9sbensiabu.
I'm Wittwc6 ben Gotten Mdsa, In Wonro.,
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atsn unO II Sascn.
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z NOnat unb 81 Gag.
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to. @ sorasS bri 4. alt IS Sabrsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
GinfpIllmcuffcuer.

Die @infommenfteucr 1T nab Dem neu.
en- @efcBe fir Setrdse bis $4,000 auf {
Qrojcnt uno fir Den lteberIbuB ibe,
$4,000 auf 10 prosent feft8efteGt.
Sn 2(bJu3 f6nnen bon Dem @infcm.
men 9ebra6t peroen:
y Ser Setra9 BON $500.
q l(Ie Rationalz, Stootsz coer 60.
folsSoren, Die in oemielben Sabr be;ablt
purocn.
81 Ser Serluft Bel Gem @erPauf BON
@runoei9entbum, oas in temfclben Sab.
re 9efauft mar.
~ Sntereiien, Die 9cjobtt fino ctcr in
Dem Sabre fdli9 iperoen.
81 Die pi.tIitb 9e3abtte @ietbe fir
8obnun9, Stobr o0er @Gflt6tte.
g. Serfiberuno, 8cparaturen, Seuers
runo6moterial, oos gum getrieb oes Sc
lbdfte oerbroubt tpuroe, 9obue uno Sc.
bllt Der beld0fti9ten 9er1onen uno Sns
tereilen fur eeIisbene6 8elo.
Oe fcl0enoen Sra9en ccs QiTefcre
mullCn beantmortct neroen:
y 6otte Sbre Srou i'm Ieeten Sabre
elm @InfommenS
y @rbielt eins Sbrer minoerfG brieen
3inoer i'm Ieeten Sabre @eboIt oosl
Gobn I?
81 6aben sic oos Ginfommen Sbrer
6rau ooer cen eobn minoeridbriaer Sin.
oer in Sbren Seri6t ein9efbIofen?
4) Saben Sic ir9eno welbe Stcds,
uno mas fir pelbe {?
81 Sif Sbr Seri6t ouf DER Sob 8as
li6 9ema6t?
g. 9abcn Sic Stcf6 ooer anoeres 81:
8entbum Sefouft ooer perfouft?
y 6aben sic ir9sno psIde Ser. ct.
Sonoe ?
81 6aben eie bic prdmie an Sob, bic
9bnen ais Snterefpn BON Ser. Staaten
Sono6 9ejablt puroen, in Sbrem Ses
rltbt mItbere0net ?
81 9aben Sic cin Suds Gcnto erbal.
lO) ST Die 2tnsabe Sbre6 gintom,
mems not Qbibd sung oper na1 Sbren
Sudern eema6t ?
I'D 9aben sic nidt 2(usaoben II. +.
no., Die Sic in Nb5uo brin9en molten, be-
relte BEL Dem SCtra0e ob9ejo9en, Der ale
profit onae9eben it?
ID Saben iie einen She'll Sbrcs Yro.
ttt6 bel Dem Seridt fir 1853 na6 Qb.
l0deun9 an9e9cben ?
l3) 98uroe elm She'll oaUon rpertbtos
eratptet, uno baben Sic, wenn er Ieitrem
b3oblt Uuroe, ibn in oen iesioen 8e.
rldt NIT ein9eiblofen
Seoer, Der nu6 Dem 8cIss Die @infoms
meniteuer ju entrihten bat, 1T uerpflids
tet, bneW itereN Nufforo E.
run 8 big gum Is. Mai Ieinen Seri6t
oem Nlleifor elnjureiben. - @enu oiee
nlbt 9ei6iebt, 10 ft6st Der QfelTor oos
Slnfommen na6 beftem 8utoGnfen islbft
ab uno Die Steuer miro BARN um 25 pros
gent erbobt. @snn Srmano erwieIsn
ta!l1e Nn9uben 9emadt bat, 70 bat Der
Ntlcitcr oos @infcmmen Ielbit abiufbds
Sen, uno Die Steuer miro Damn Hm loo
Qrcjent erb0bt. Sn Gem Iesteren Soue
Ut 9e9cn Die Qbfbdsun9 oes UiIciTcrs
telne Nppellation Suldbi9. &enn Die
Ginfommenfsuer nibt innerbalb 10 Sas
Gen nab Dem 80. bejablt 1T, 70 miro Der
Setra9 UNI 10 Qrojent erb0bt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
Npn Rehabilitation. .

@ a fdbinaton, ID. Qpril. Man
elaubt, oaB Seffenion Oauis uno Die eis
pentliben Sdbrer oss 4ufftanoes ueriu6=
en- percen, oas 9ano ju perlaheu. Die
6soeuteaoen SpeJieUorrdtbe, ipet5e BON
HIbmono miteenommsn woroen ftno, Iafs
len oorauf fblie5en. oo6 iie rpeni9ftens
nlbt mittelos i'm 2fu6lanoe eintr,ffen
Weroen. 90 Hmfofeno AUDI bic Qmnes
ttte lem miro, 70 odrftcn f6perIidb 70
bolo Sopis uno fein unmittelbarer Qns
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
EkAeN d Mrf Gh +.

NaGli4t pIrb bItrmt ben Stcd6aIt.rn unk
erseitertn Der ,,@ui4sViae aForIatiur fiir bic
SsrS'IlTuna O's 9u&tRuds," sessbtn, ba6 bas
Soare Der STuliss ft srIamnteln ,pIrb am Sc.
ftntlden @aftuufr ron aarunSufE III
0nteSSius' am 6rtttas ben %. Sag gpr'i um
y uer Scrmittase' no F& ale bstuIfenbrn vtr>
ionsn Die Nnlprd6s an Bic aROeIatiOn ,u naA.n
tntsn, ifG snffabsn fGnnsn.
Nuf Sefebl Der GruIteeboarS.
Gpril f8. n.a..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
M M0rftb G ri6fe.
9reile in Sldentauu am Montao.
Sefentlibe Sen6u.

Dicnita9s ben 9ten Woi 1865,
urn f2 uRr mIttass, fcGrn am 5auIs bss Tn.
tsrSeinnrtsn, nabs Wplss Yrters 8irt6sbaus, In
NOrbUbsitbna SnuniHip, es&a @auntp, fOIan.
Be Wrtttsl auf tfrntIiGr Srnbu Sntauft tprrSrn,
ndmli6
Cine Sub, nats am tal6rn, elm SUuRsnStass
S&misrsslairr, S6IsifleIn. cine Got nsus Suf.
stfsn, uno nod 6siIsn bel @iisnpaartn, 8obrsn,
NsilsI, SUbsIn fir Sdrsiner, elm 8c6ufsn mil
8ctr, 5IdseItifd, sn Gubrnp StdbIs, tbsils Iu
gut wIe nsu. sin Surp, zine quite Sausutr, Belt.
laes 70 gut tute nsu, Sii6sni6runf. MsTr6ant
3dber, Stdnnsr, SIs6 uno unbsrts @eI6irr
bSiSuns unp bts6srnr @imt, BanbpittureS, elm
gutter SGdufcllubl. S6neibgsf6tr, unb 1cnH
nod oGlsrlsI Saueratb ;u umfdnbltG 3u meltrn.
Die Seotnaun8rn unO NufpartunS am 5ast
ees Terfaufs ppn
Gonrao Rot6.
Qpril 18. no3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
SSicbtia fur Die QGbics.

edbiss bic Srcdenwuarsn su taufsn wlnI6n,
wiresn am btlrn tst . urbst u. SOnss,
am fdI1tcnabltn unO popuI1rn Stobr purlprs-
den, rbe fis lunawO foufcn, inpsm Iit unssbrurs
RsOuricnen in ben prsben ibrer Daarrn ermatst
bdtsn wdtrsnO prIsr gRU3r Sc psrfaufsn ib d.
rtn N'uelin an 20 Gents, ioG&rn ben IIe bir,usUr
an go Gents y rtauf. babsn. Gin Iplenpip gI.
lcrtsmsnt BON jccr Dirt 0aarrn.
PGoirt ruff Ipalstd, an
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
(Gus ber philadelphia "Srsts prsft.'0
SitgtsIiGS gum 3tra April 1865.

Du, glOrbenS Bolt i'm SisssSrauI&
Gdb bsns 6dbnsn pautn
Die Qrbsir nit Der 9ail prrtau16t',
Srnn nRt4mono II ssfaIIsn."
8, i6rsits, 8lb an tttfn Srt,
S&rrib' Stdbt unO D5rfrn aan
yIc6 bsute bitfss farSs WUrt,
Ndr: p&itmOne iR stfaln."
S9r SGifs auf brm Sjear,
Scu Sorn unb Saumrpqtallsn
8uft burb has SprahrcbE aue an
W'it: 8ttmsnp IN stfaqtn."
Str Seilsn. bin AM Wrrrs01ranh,
0aBt cure 961rr fnnlltn;
Slrpnenmunp ruff bur6 eae 2anb
Gaut: ,,8ifmUnp ii ssfalItn."
Nsu'gnilanO isbt. Dor glItn, bu
sab 6rsuU' unp 9utsI f6alIsn,
llnb @insr ruff Penn Anpsrn 3u:
5Srt, ,8tRmcnb III ssfulIsn."
Ruft's, @rsifs, ruff 60. iunse 9tuts,
eoet ss ben SdusIins Inltn,
Gin isesr Mdno SetinO' ss bsut,
Dab v8ttmOnS tf ssfalItu."
gsrfammsIt tu& su 5sa unb San,
Sn Zen @rlrUfbnftsbduen,
lluo untsr jeben SIumtnfrnn3
S&rsibt: 3: nR.Gmonp III stfalrn."
Str Sdnssr frrne un6 baGsim-
gustsn, 9la6ttsaGrn,
. Iltmmt nit mir in @usn 8etm-
Den: nTiGmUnO II ssfaltn."
8 NunarGis, auf bid Surid
Sttrb tsotr StrstG itBt prallsn,
Zen bu fiibrf na6 Der 8tpubIif,
sDstI ,,Ri&mOnO III ssfalIsn."
9ssntet ID fsr Gdnst Streit,
uno aus Der 8ns6tIhaft Srallrn
81 i'bt bic earss gBslt bsfrsit,
Sttt ,,8itmpnp IN e,faurn."
Nie1as Wdlltr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18

eampf ale boffnunasIoS oufbu9eben.-
Sclbe anore Nrmee bat enen 9lGnjens
oen Neeoro aufjupeifen als Die pOtomoc
l(rmee unter Srant, Meaoe unb S6eris
Nnn2
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
ras 3latt bat I'D, scwrnoct.

Cattle Sbunolr uno oa6 Gibbps@es
fdusniB in Hibmono, oisie Geloenit6ttcn
unIerer armen Solooten, ltno iset nit
8cblGcn @efansensn unerfdlt, tpeI6e
BON Rserrtruppen bsrpabt iperben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
Scr SSramb In Oft6mpnh. /.

@orre1ponoenten Der 0eu goreer Sl6t:
fer, Die 9leib nod Der Ginnabme bon
Ribmono ourb Sen. Beisel oabin ob.
reiifen, fbiloern ben Qnblid Der Staot
als cine Iebr trauriaen.
Ser fbonlte She'll Der Staot 1T in
Srummern. Oas BON Dem Seinoe felbf
ln9eitefte Seuer, oas Qnfanes iid auI
rpeni9e 8arrenipeiber bef6rdnfsn ju
rpolIen fbien, Uerbreitets itb, our6 einer
lfareen @ino an9efabt, bolo peiter, unit
Iirst lic9tn niht lpsni9er ale 80 Squa:
res, bic 500 6GuiOr i'm befen 9efbG fts'
tbPile Der Staot umfabten, in Qfbe.-
Seinabe alle 9roBeren Mdblrn, Sabri:
fen, Speiber, StoreS uno SanFen brann:
ten ab, uno Der Sertuif muB elm enormei
lein oa AUDI bic Gofale Der Serfberunes:
9efeQfhaften, Die pobl fbon porber sum
Sbeil infoleent waren, nit BON cen Slam:
m:n periebrt nuroen. Seine Der erober:
ten Stdote, ielbft Gborleffon une @oIum-
bio nidJt, bieten einen 70 trai ri0en I'm.
blif Der 3erf0run9 als Ribmono.
g4ie e5 bpBt, mar See nidt fir bic
8rGnote9un9 in Ridmono Uerantwort:
lid, Ionoern bic SbulO fdIt auf Self.
Oap5 uno Srrdinrio9e. - 8eraebena
proteifrte Sen. @mea uno cine Commit
tee Der SGr8erfdaft 9e9en Die on9eoro
nete NiGoerbrennun9 Ger He9ierun95
maarenipeitber uno OeS arfenul6. neil oies
ieIben nutbpcno9erpeile Die 3cr(t0rune
zines ero6en Sbells Der Staot nad ftd)
5ieben mubte. SreRinrio9e beoeutste
lbnen, oaB e5 ibm peroammt einerlei fei,
penn AUDI ieoe6 6aus in Ribmono nies
oerbrenne.
Sas Seu9r wuroe an 3rpsi Ql6sen ans
9ele9t. Oas ein3 an ben WberftCn, oas
anoere in Der Rdbp oes OanuilIe Sobn.
bofs. Oort la9cn 1900 Safer Sobaf,
ole Der @onf0roerrten 8e9ierun9 eeb0t. :.
ten, uno nitbt nur Ioiele Sorrdtbe, fonz
oern oub Ger Danpi(e uno petersburg
Sabnbof uno Die SomesbrIde nab Wan:
defer UPrbrannten. Die brrGbtiaten
tSef6n9nife Cattle 3bunoer uno qibbp
Qriion mur0en BON oen Slammen per-
lbont uno oienen iest ale 2(ufbemabz
runa6orte fir 9efln9ene Rebellsn uno
gee9crIpj ebu.en. Sait Die eonje Staot
Idolih BON WainitraBe, 3piihen Der 8
uno Is. StroBe unO 20. uno %. Stra6e
Iic9en in Ruinen.
Sei Dem Sronoe iinb piele Menfhen
lebcn uerIoren 9enon9en. &incer. 9reiz
ic uno 8roafe fielen oen Slammen gum
Opfer uno cine Qnjabl SoIooten, Die bel
Der pcn Den 8etelIen Dor ibrem l(tju9c
anoeoroneten 3eyIf0run9 Ger '8befep:
porrGt2e Suantitdtrn oes Scuerpa fere
ouf Die Ssite 9ebrabt uno iib piebiih
bctrunecn batten, iolen in pen Slammer
ibren 500 0efunoed baben. Nub bic
Grploiion Der Somben nit ocnen cas 2(r.
fepaI an9efdQt mar, ribtete 0roBe Ser
bGerunacn an. gtitbt peni9er al5 100.
600 Iooblfu8eln erplooirten in Der 3tit
pon orei biz pier Stunoen uno Somten.
ipIittCr fann man tber Die 9onje Staot
lcrftreut finocn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
SeiirD Us. Syarretr,

Trleoensrl6ter in @maus,
Btrrinttt aGs artrn Sfrsittrslsn prUmrt unO
an ben biaisfsn Sso,nsunssn. Buffet bel i'm an.
gmaus, Gpril t9, 1866. i,abs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
@pril 18.
An 0u0er un6 CSd9er !

sDir bic tlntnSsi&nsten, In goro D6sitbaa
5aunlGip, esta @aunty. ssbsn bitrmtt Sfcntli6t
Darnuns, baB mir se bisno6 burhaus ntGt mtGr
srIaubsn auf unfern einpersisn ;u ii6sH, su ia.
gen crsr auf uniern 5sIOnn bsrum su Iaufsn. ba
uns unrrtrdsIi& oist S4acsn oaOur6 anssri&tst
rirb. gBr btsis Barnuns ni&t a&tst pirb
rtnr @nistsn Der psrIOn bsbanpslt tptrbtn, pit
Die @tirbs fdr Icl&e 5dQe SOrl&rsitn.
Spen &ern, @omoro &ern,
. stephen Rer, Solcmon Nbn,
8euben Deibert, Sofiab &ern, 81. ..
SClomon &toe, Daniel Yster.
Gsrtl 18, 1865. %3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
H. 9. 9 ranger.
s. 81 8 hom a a S

0J Sn elmer univcrfitdtStabt 1T bic
junge IbBne 8rau einrs YrCfc6Crs nit
einem Stubenten burb9c9unsrn.-
Sine Iplhe SOrr fam bios nod in brm
Scpf rineo junsen Mannr8 wa6fen,-
9lnHcre rdrrn frOb, penn ibre Sraurn
eurh8in9cn. Gin Saufnann, Der cine
lun9e, biblae, obsr unrrtrdsIibe Srau
belaB, bate tSsIib Ic6s StuSrntsu bri
Slide. Son einem 8rcunre iibcr rie1e
aufdlli9e 9aitirrunbI6oft brfraat, aab
rr 5ur 9lntpprt: lid benfr, es ica elmer
einmal auI ben @eSanfrn fcmmrn nit
mrinrr 6rau burhSuseben."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
SSer rhefrnthet-

gm ttttn NdrS. Nur6 ZEN 81 p. 5rn. SEQ.
pOIe, 3srr espt SrmmsI. NIT Dlis 9 can.
lac 4uma DER, bsiOs BON 9Cwbla.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18

Refine nIilitdr3irbunS uno RCerutiruna
mcbr,
Die 3iebuna uno Recrutirune 1T in
allen lcpalen Staaten einoeIfelIt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18

SpblenBel-Sampen unb 9ldbrr! /!
3u SOtsn t't !. p. t11efer, avUtStVss. =
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
MOtru uHb Drafts
wntrn In alien Gbsilrn brr Ser. Staatrn unb
Canada sULlsftirt.
SubfriPtiOHtu auf @Ouurrumrnts sAnIeibrH.
SSctbIeG nnb GrPbitbrfefe
auf atIs arBbns pIdbs gurUpa's.

Pcipjig, auerbadj u. Sc.
tenecn, Union Raut.
Ipuremburo, 8riSorid, srtrintsI
leuolrigsblisu, e. ee0Crlt.
.Wd9esbura, Singslu. 9Saneelcp.
lpiainj. G.Q ,Raitr.
:giannbtim, Rabus u. Sna,
,Uisinlna,n, n. NJ. Gfupp.
DltB, 5uliin nBcrm6 n. Sc.
I:piubIbduisu, Il. q. 9ilaflifin.
Iuilnbsn, Sof. pcn S'irith.
Islllrnter9, Sch Scnr Sncpi.
ISfSnburG, drlrJ I. di'hsr.
Osuabrut, Btiitamp u Fcrf(ao
Fp1ris, GcCitts 6e Stpcis
pltuaftni, llna GbnriNtr
l4'o'cn, NJ n y Rdmrctt
FprhG, ~ SGctduSr
IVSih, Hilints 8 GrsS amt
l8ona1t gul lint !Ibclt
8ctttroani, s Seminar uSo
Soarbrtitsn, q Sd,l0dlttr
{ hafbauiSn, 5dnOsl II Sc
"'NNa''b - llUtltDitW
z PETER, 7 q StrarS
Stratbura, escu Blum ?tIihsr
: illtiaNrt, Gtablu iftNtrtr
ShlrSinfurt, y 3 GicEtl
Srlsr, Rsptrd,cn u SO
lllh, Srde ab1Imtfin0tt
Ntllnhr, Gpt imar 't,s Rant
4'ttbtnbura, Q n s. RcI
sSuribura, Grts Gthninatr
lgpttn, 5imnitrmann II Ebcmas
!eltsbaetn, earl 8alb Scbn
l5hridi, Sis II SO
9utiJrddtn, q eilitr
rs3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-04-18
2SSicG ti9e SGacbric,t nUn 6enerni
SSbpma$.
Die @innoGme Ypn Srlma unb Otpnt.
9pmrl9, 9llabama.
General Serref uno Eeeoy scfansrn.
eiunabmr non CDn6burg, 11a.
(Offtlsue NCpsfhsn.l


Ba Johnston, ~. Qpril, D l1br
gta0mittags. Die @innabme BON Selma
ourb uniere Sruppen miro BON Gen. "
Sbonias berittet.
Gtenfo miro Die GaptuIation 9pnb:
burg officicl roppprtilt.
6. ". Stantun, 8rie9smirilr.
NalHpiue, II. apriI.
I'm 6. 50. Sailed.
SD fenoe fol9enoe ebcn aus 6unts.
uite, Qla., erbaltene Oepefbe jur Mitz
tbellun9 an Den 8rie86miniIter. cSt) bin
9enti0t lDr @lauben ju ibcnfen, cblpobl
itb BON 9enerdl WllIon mob eeinen oircc.
ten &apport erbaIten babe.
9unt6Uilse, Nl1., ii. l(pril,
tbr Sormitta96. Sol9enoes # rben BON
Sol. 0oOuer 6u Sommerpille ein9claufen.
Veute, ole Direct BON Selma fcmmen, be:
ribten, oaB oleisr QIas am 2. QpriI pcr
Sen. Wlllon eln9enommen muroe. Sor,
rett uno Eooop init ibrem 9anjen Som.
manoo puroen 9efanaen ecnommen.
unlere Sruppen ifirmten 3u SUP oit
felnollben 8eltun9smerfe.
Sle beriOteten aub, eIB Want0omerp
9enommen 1T.
81. 9. Granger.
s.. 8. Sbom 8, s.. W.
@itp 0oint, IL. 2(pril. 9pn6.
burg eroob itt 9eitcrn Cinem eieutenant
pon 9rlfins 6 Corps, an Der Spise einel
StrHfpartsi.
Sen. 8rant bat Wc8enSies Gauo(le.
rie'Srieaoe bsorOsrt, Die Staot Su befee:
en- unO oos 6fentllbe Gi9sntbum Su
ibusen.
6. Il. Dana, 2(f. &. 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-21

.'enen wen qualified for bal bJ1lnssl seyerxi
Of or own correspondents have occupied this
posItica for tine, and when ehe newspaper
oflces weFs Organized, transferred the editories
management 10 other hands. The press repre-
ssntsd In the army, as well as tho press oussids
Of It, thus rendered material service to tie ssys
eminent by giving good counsel to the rebels,
and furnishing them with news which II wee
advantageous for them to receive for the bettes
understanding Of the certain discontinue TO
which their falling cause was destined, and thus
hasten a submission which was, sooner or later,
Inevitable. Among the Southern papers started
In this way we might mention the Savannah
Herald, the Richmond Republic and Bulletin,
Wilmington Herald, New Orleans Times, Port
Royal Herald, the Sixth corr JosanaI, 81
Danvillei Port Royal Ne,o Scsdh; Macon
Herald, and other papers published under
similar auspices at Mobile, Charleston, Fred
ericksburg. Wilmington and other places
Many rebel Journals a. the Richmond
Wkg-remained under the old proprieters,
but became Union papers upon the ococ.
patton Of those cities by our troops Thas
the press, Is represented In tho ranks and
among it's army correspondents, have con
.tributed much material aid towards bringing
the South to sense Of its duty.
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The ESorlsg Press ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS
The contrast between the tone Of the English
press upon our affairs ct tho present timo and
that which II assumed when discussing the same
question few months ago Is almost % rc-
markablo as the wonderful revolution which
has Just occurred IN this country, and which
The events crowded into the past four years Of
our history have produced. Heretofore II has
been the custom with the English newspapers,
especially those representing tho arstocrstic
and governing classes, 70 speak Of ms % "JefIdrs
son Bricks" to taunt US with our Boosting, and
claiming to be able 10 dive deeper, come up
drior, and swim f'ster than any other people
on the face of tho earth, and 50 forth. Now
we have shown them that we can do good
deal Of what We boast about, and have just ac-
complained the greatest foat Of any nation Of
ancient or modern limos Recognizing his
fact, TIE comments Of The English press have
assumed quite another spirit Thus We ind the
organ o. Lord Derby and tho sristocratie
party, TIE London Herald, speaking Of NJ
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TIE ENTIRE AND TIE RrpunLrC.--Mexico, OF
this moment, presents n curious study to
the world. In that country hero are two
distinct governments, each of them pro-
fcssedly strong--each OF tscm seemingly rccog-
nizod by the voice Of powerful public
opinion. On the same soil We have an Austro-
Franco Emperor, issuipg DEGREES, granting
patents of nobility, ard building up for himself
and his posterity regal inheritance, with In
creasing donors; and humble jet determined
Prcsident--one Of the modsills OF Mexican
society, the dregs Of The people--chased by
the invader from mountain 10 valley, yet reso-
lutely sustaining, as best he can, the u1altcr-
able principles Of national independence.
Between these two leaders, as he opponents II
great but distinct forces and ideas, IL the con-
test in Mexico maintained. That both parties
are strong there can scarcely be doubt. On
the one hand We have Macmillan as the en-
bodirnent OF the empire. At bis back stand
France, Austria and Belgium, 10 cay nothing Of
the secondary ef1ccs Of Rome end England.
This l. what gives the Emperor such strength
% be thinks he possesses. On the other side
the republican governmsnt-of which Jusrez Is
the head--has the sympathy OF the people Of
The whole United States; and II their services
were needed and would be made available,
two hundred thousand American swords would
soon show what Is mean. by the sympathy Of
America for Mexico.
The highest degree OF Interest is felt In tho
evenls now transpirlng in Mexico among all
classes OF our citizens, and o. no other time has
Mexican Affairs been discussed with more In
.ersst than al present In tho meantime we
have the champions Of either party OCCASION
allY appesling 10 Us 10 publish their cfi'
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THE LorN PaEss IN TUE sourn.-Whereycr
the Union armies have gone through tho South
newspspcrS have been immediately establisbed
in tho national cause, superseding those jour
mails which, during the war; had been support
Ing the rebellion. Tbreefourths Of tho new
journals have been establlshed By volunteers
(printers) from tho army--for our armies could
boast OF largo proportion Of the Topographic
oal prosbssioa while the editorial tripod was in
most casos alled BY ermy correspondents, gen
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MTsCEILANE0Us NEWS.


Gov erncr Fenion, IN company with Nr Rice, State
Super ntcndent Of Public Isr elton, aud others yeter
dar visited tho State Soldiers Depot IN Howard street.
aud made an inspection thereof lie received WITH
much enthusiasm BY the veteran innat q, ana, after
malins an address 70 them shook the hand Of each.
The State Paymaster General has issued an Order
giving notice 10 pcreons who furnished Substitutes for
tho army prior 10 the ls Of Janua lest that their claims
Cor rein bursement Will be received and placed On s at
the once, No s4I Broadway.
The Excise Commissioners held MEETING Yesterday,
at when thirteen licenses were granted They adjourned
ill Monday.
Another sale Of captured cotton, on government &C.
count took place In this city Yesterday -Four thousand
plns hundred bales were sold, n from thirty -four 10
forty eight eenss per pound, realizing the sum Of
sess,sS5.
Yesterday morning 40 the steamship Golden Rule,
bound OFT for crcyiovn, Nicaragua, was leaving her
risr she collided with the Hohckcn fcrryboat james
Watt aud struck upon her strbcerd paddle box 70.
cei.ns some slight injury and delaying her departure
The presby terrain General Assembly which has been
in session In Brooklyn for days past took IL nrst
steps Yesterday In the sccestslca reconstruction ofths
South Three Presbytcbes organized in East Tcn.
pcssce Of ministers and churches which have maintained
their loyalty during the wa, they wore then consti.
tuted int hs Loyal Synod Of Tennessee. This npcr.
ant action was ratified BY ell The members Of the A.
serobly rising 70 their feet
The Academy Of Music WIS crowded last evening, u
being the aston Of public welcome by the Masons Of
New York 10 Albert O. Maeksy, Of Charleston, g. o.,
cisrd Nigh Prxt Of tie General Grand Cbsptcr Of tho
Masonic fraternity Of We Crled states The sass vAs
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johnson . sthe ruler, or likely soon to DO the
ruler, Of the nost popnlous, and, In the opinion
of many. tia mlehtlest nation In the modern
civilized worid.r This Is novel admission
from such quarter Tho Pan MAJ CARTE, .
new fashionable organ, referring to President
johnson, anudes to him as "a nnn who
for tho next four years wiz DO the
greatest potersate' In the world" Wo have
shown those who were won't to scof at rs that
wo are not mere braggarIs after all; chat
we can conduct o devastating wer and como
out With our country saved, with our. govern
ment greater, stronger and moro permanent
than ever; that We can contract a gigantic
debt that would swamp any other country, and
pay II off without expressing or embarrassing
our people, or straining our resources to ex'
haustion. Having done all this, showing them
that we can "dive deeper and come up drier"
than any other people, perhaps we will prove
hat we can swim faster also.
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AMERICAN THEATRE. No "a Broadway -BALLrrss
.Kf6ainxs yUxssaoss, COP. p. ON TIE Nan AND TAM
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-12
au5-l3t
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
- AT CLIFPBURN BARRACKS.
CHEZ QUARTERMAETBR = ORFIcB, ]
DRpOr OP WABIIINorON

CHEZ QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE, J
DKPOT OF WAsHINaroN, }
WAsHINarON, ID. c. Aug. 10, 1865.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, on the premises
under the direction Of Captain J, II. Crowell, A.
O. M, on SATURDAY, August 10, 1855, at II
o'clock, a. m,
TWENTY Two FRAME BUILDINGS,
erected by the Government, at Clinburn Bar
racks, situated on the Taylors Lane road, neal
Rock Creek, and about midway between the
northern terminus Of Twenty first street and
Fourteenth street road, Washington, d. c. being
Of the following dimensions. viz:
One ~ QuArtermasters' Once, 30 by 40 feet.
One ~ Guard house, so by 81 feet.
Five (5) Barracks, each 20Il by 300 feet,
One ~ Barrack, 81 by 100 feet.
Seven "a Barracks. each n by 90 feet.
Two ~ Hospital wards, each 30 by $50 feet.
one az Kitchen, 3OL by 900 feet
one ~ Kitchen, 20lI by 100 feet.
Ono ~ Ofioer's quarters, ~ by 90 feet.
One u Oficer's quarters 10 by ~ feet.
Ono (I( Out building, rs by s. feet.
The above. described buiidings will be sold
singly to the highest bidder.
Terms: Cash, in Government fluids.
d. II. RUCKER,
Brevet Maj. Gen. and Chief ouartermaster,
RulO.St Depot Of Washington.