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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
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Sn elmer &elisrberberae in @afbino:
tonftr., IL Sus brett un9 80 Rus lana
ltebsn II Srtten, o,ren isoeS in Der Reeei
2rtl corr mebr psrfonen ;uolei1 aIf
oblofitdtte oisnt; oas rpdrsn minoeitsns
36 perfcnfn, Wdnner, 6rauen uno Sin.
Ser. Sin neuliter Saribt DER Snoultrie.
lbule in Der l. 8lro 9iebt an, oaB Elm
Batter. Der nit isinen beicen &na ben bort
iein Habtquartier bilt, so Gents oafil
intrl6ten mub: fur Is Gents &dd)enbros
fen uno fir l0@ents Srob biIoen ibrsn
,dsliOsn unterbaIt. Die Anaben befu
ben Die Sncultriefbuie, Gbtr mir unregeI:
ndbi9, oa iie Cinen 9rcesn &beii ibrH
}tit gum Srperb-iIs betreiben ole Site.
'elpI fbsrti-oerDencen Muffin.
Sn isnsr 6srbcr9e III Iuotsih elm,
Sbenfe uno 9tabts bsrrfbt bort Gruu.
'enbeit. Dies III Gin Setraa ,u ben Ss.
>ba6tun9en, rpPld)e Die @itijens GiTocia,
ticn neulit usrofsnt!ibte. Sn 9teU gori
o'9ftIren $1,000. psfionsn in SeQerfpe.
lunten. Sn Der pierten @aro Ieben in
sinen einsl9sn 6aufs l25 Samilen, unit
nan bat bsre6net, oaB cS su 3eitsn iibei
1900 men nfbIi6e @efen bebsrbsrst. Sn
elnSelnen 6duier8epiegtsn (8Icd6) mob,
nsn msbr esute a!s an Der 9anSsn mittsI:
lan9en 5. Qpsnue.
Der Superintendent Der Sanitarp 81,
fpsftion (ein llntsrbeamter bss Gitp Sn:
ipeftors) ia9t in feinem Sabre6bfrid,t,
oaB iraenowo in @bsrrpffr., a. @aroj
sruei Wietbbduisr hno, Die Is SuB brett,
$50 8u5 titf mS ) Strd bob, uno oaf
in oiefen beioen t6iufern l45 Sami!ien,
aus 440 Grwabfensn uno 46O 6inosrn
bettCben9, robnen. 2Ifo in cieTen tsiorn
9ebauetH tpcbnsn nidt peni0tr ais 900
psrIontn.
Sei sinem 70 enosn 3uiammsnwobnsn
einJclner Sbsile Der Staetbeu6IFeruno
1T g oa ein @unoer, oaB esmiTa &rans:
beIten rpie 8inotrtolera, tppboIr6 Sishei
juAcnommen uno Dap, rpit aus oen Vol.
}elberibten eriibttb, ole 9ertraben uel
drt iiberbano9snommen baben? Die Gi
items Qhociation bered)ntt, oab 5000
Wenfbenleben i'm pertlofcnen Sabre aut
RanasI an Sanitdtsporf1riftsn ;u @runs
De 9eQdnaen ftno.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
fiatifihatipn bts SnDianetpertraas.

Ger Ssnat ratifi3irte Den &ertra9 nit
Den ncropeftlihen Sanoen Der Sosbcnees
Snoianer. Sie ueribisoeran 8anoCn fiis
peliren, oab aGe Standardization uno &C.
palttbatcn 9soen Die Gmi9rantentrains,
sic Soften, Die Getr9rd pbcnordDte uno
Die 8dr9er Ger 8ereiniatfn Staten
innerbaIb Dem Snoionerlano aufboren
ioOen. Sie Srenjen cc6 Ucn ibnen in
Gnfprub esnomm'nen SanoE6 wsroen
fol9enoermdbsn feff9eIcet SIN Noreen
1T es beArenlt pon Dem mittlCytn Sbell
Der sroern Gatyfee,pdite, i'm Meitcn BON
Dem StaptossGbal, im Sdoen zen oen
Eoeooe coer Green @rbir9tn uno i'm
Often BON Dem groBsn Saljfre nno BON
1em Gunilla uno Dem 8uibasSbal.
Die Snoianer MAIDEN fib Uerbinoli6,
iib nab Den Rsisrpaticnen Su br9rben,
penn immer Der YreIioent eS on8emGiien
iinoet fie molten Iid) lu 0irtrn ccer
I6erbauern permenren lahen, moaeNrn
bnen bic Rs9itruna Sabrarlcrr Soblt
ano qebrnSmiitel lisfert. Ole Sneioner
na6ten iib ferner anbeif6i9, Die pariht
siienbabn niht Ju beunrub9rn, 70 Dap
RilitGrppIten In Srieoen arttrt, ete
SoIomimen bsarb,itet, QGerbans une !Nts
aensUnfisoIun9en ftb biloen uno Gons
bos erri6tet psrcen t0rncn. no man
oCren bfolrf. -.-.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
l26, 557 9I5.324
l26, ,557
3uwad,; in 10 @uuntiss 27,69:


Das SerbiItniB Der Sep6leeruna ,u
oen Stimmaebern mar i'm Sabre 1860 lpic
6 su |, uno ibm iufcIee betrue Der 3u-
:oa6s an Ssp0Ifsrun9 in oirIen neun,ebn
Saunties in pier Sabren I68, ,92I. Di.
Saurtie6 Somerict, 9reene uno Butler,
ole abfeitS gon osn Giienbabntinien lie:
zen, boben nnr peni9 8epcnncn, tp6 BRENT
Die Del prctHsirenoen Gaunties &enan.
20, Warren,: r: CRAWFORD uno Grie RAID
iu9enonmen baben. 2tGe9benp @auntr
lber melBt pop alIsn oa6 0rGbt; @a6s,
tbum nab, i9SeB audi in allen anbsrer
Sauntie6 er9istt itb cine ffarfe Sru6Ite.
tnn9s :3unabmG Die nod fcrtwdbrenb i'm
Ba6fsn 1T. ..
Die 9efammtbsp0lterun Der neun;ebn
pefpennipluanidNn Gaunties betruo i'm
Sabre 1860 77S, ,3OS. 8eeenndrti9 be
trd9t lie wabribeipIib zine MilIion, uno
plro, wenn man rIni9erma6en ribtia BON
Der Sersan8enbeif auf Die 3utunft iblis=
Ben earf, i'm Sabre 1870 100000 be.
trasen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
2rief Eines suriG9efCbrtCn GjtfanSs.
nGn sus Gem RCbcllenlanc.


GOI1rrGr Gussus zines 9rsfrs pcn &aSre.
4 g8 nt, Elm WNaI!tb SrR Gpmpaauis 9,
Sc gltMsors aEtustis &rb., Fer nsultS nit ans
tsra njpnsSsfarssnsn aus tsn SIauen nrr &c.
tslen.Gi aufttn rI6f tuurrr, IN f:!rs Rnttev In
err SS!alt qansaRsy, tsilGtist olsS pls aOE btm
pCn brl iaSIidsa 0rGulamFsitm, rsriitt an un.
levI ejs5lnBsasn, esiGrtbSn une esbrudG paEbe.
Ta Scr! g8 / n NnVnHanrtrI In StFriaucun,
2s&a Gljntg, igcSacu Sat, 70 taGrn tpr Tin 70
s'rsatr: Cir;n Gut;us FINES 8tiritS untm i0t.
gen Dtr @rhi WU,st ~ GnnnpClS, @lyp,
!aap, Bril ay!csrH
IS ii iettn een Gasnluat. @rayaia, Ger
aNStrnpl en-, nit etUa 500 anenn ttantfn unS
puDGrrt tH sorcIirim gsiax9snrn. Sd nurSr
am tetteu 27Rtn Stunt trt Wsarop 8luT, I'm
9lui;ule naA eir Sc5iaht Yrn Qpndttuya. a,fan.
ltn Gtrou m!n uao mad GnICricnpis, 6jssrsa,
lflG,di, Il Q lid UifIs 0tilngtntn eGn 3hmcnp
l1e 8ttSc <js!s b;iascm. IS paun ha rtwa
SO 900. aYan ta'tcr fu;H &rdnfbsit. Sunar
uuo &trW ,sIiiauS Bis Ddoter an 1l.900. IS
tsTntet ia ribt eihmat Gin Gran Wsbi;in in is,
Auim gantl ,ibeiIf. Ginigs Ger 0tfangsnsn Iiea,n
IL G,ktu, .pis fis Spn stwa Y'rr (5ue In bic Gree
;sfeS5eia dtira, um iit sOr unlpsttsg 3u etI6d.
Ftss2:yrj aags dlls itnO fEant, uno FER gn5l6 m
iS&dtn5sit. go Uitl alS 180 ltartsn an rrsm
iag bic tprtn &Grp;r rurptn bu6 Ntasr duf
GeIiw1sCu 6tldrtn urb In s5hr aercrfsn,
Gt,'iamal 10 600 ais so bIs 90 In tin gcds.-
Sb r;ires Fta oaao auf bIffe Dirt 6sDrltsn. -
Au6 irir sgaTc!Ittn fraren bsiaabs Str5uneut :;
;wd lln;ul 5Iel6, Gin SiuiGen gDsli6fcmtruS,
ura iibr ritr .}ca I'm llmEirg, fdult 8cbatn,
potter Q9d mtr unO Safer. uaO fsin Cal; rsar al,
l'S was II II IN "a S;unrn srtih.fn. Sbr f6nnt
rie Vtipn, Tsett haS Sci&rsi Der 6ranFsn sag
uno NlGl, ni6t maim. Cir b,fanren uns In
tiuem riftntn @Tuurfiid ftira II 9dsr arcs,
wCrayi nj tar GrattiittGn ocfr Baum ;u Ittsn
mar, WUH Il man iia sos Or 9iBe OpT Siurm
3llte btiG tstN t5an,n."
n3u 3.itrn mar i& tarius, tis t5iFs sti&wcl'
itR unU Del ttr Gonna gtt.durt, uno nitts ats
rim 9aar IIraiuirs an bsm efib. gpsnn bic Rs.
ttIm BID gum Gtfln5tntn nldStn, f6ndbsn ls
Ic tta Sa,rapIad dUf uno nsbm.n sllss paraus
--s:n 9Iantet. 1,inttt6sr. DIFFER. uro gEFh
unS GstrlaiIin RID bann esinem S&idiile. SIN
Eager bt5sgnrt man nur G6nub, gDGrmsr uno
un6f;itfer. Sit tSnrtn iI6 nibi ttnttn mas ID
srjtlntra, msin Nrm IN niht fidtr dls bas
! Sanfsslfnt trtr 9Gei5epulon. unb miin 9Srpsr
II rifts ais Saut unb 8nOh.n. Shqs Dir un.
iws Sage I'm Camp scr, nit WsnlGtn umrnst
rCYUn in isrcr StuHbs ,iriss asrtn. tsrabas.
mdasrt tis ouf 5aut unb Sdohsn, fir sDaGr
i&rsi,np unb YsmarS ha is Su ssb,n g.! Sd
fam mdns @tfibir Ter Grtuss ni6t auebriidtn
iitsr mtin' GrISiuns aus e.n 6Gnbsn heir tnfa,
m;n STuirrH, SN "a. Rsstmbsr, an htm vrir
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
lOeitCrGs uber oGn Moro i'm 5d,an,
amts0CbGucg 3u 1DaId,inaton.

lSIg meIoeten tereitS oefteru bic 6r
morbnn9 Don Nubrem SSadfon 8orouob
ourdb eiu iun9tS Wdoden aus Gbicaao
babEE abPr mob mebrerc Gin3elnbeiter
blnSuIuru9en. Borough suav elm aentile,
tun9er !Wann Don un9ef6br 25 Sabrer
uno leit finsm Sabr cerbeiratbet. 9rlpor
aus burlington, Soma, 100 er in frGbifer
Su3ene init Der W6roerin, @arp 6arris,
bttannt ipuroe unoibr eerSpran, iIe fri:
ter bcIratIjen ;E lpOileu. 0ls W6bben
perIie6 f6 BLIND auf itn, uno aIS er fra
ter nat' @Dcaao iiteyfierCItc, 9ab Ge (si.
nCR Gitfeh ndd) Hne te0tsitftt i'm, Iup er
ne IN c'a i0auG ecT sWeifelDaftem Rufr
eluqulTIrte uao tDrt lin1ere 3eit nil
ihr lGbts. Sor nn3efdbr IL 4Roaat,n
erb;slt Borough cine StelIe i'm GontroIs
leur8sSureau efi Sbl5amtr6 uno lirb
ieine bisbcri9e E.uttinta in Gbieaao iean.
8sni6e Wouatc nab fairer 2fnfunft in
&aIdIn3ton OtrbeiratbctG er iib nit eis
ner Dnne Ucn eort uno ifbte rsbt 8tiH:
lib, tl6 ibn Uor9ritsrn Die ratenoe Ne.
meii5 liz Ger 3eitalt-ciner TrHberIn @flisb.
ten crrejtbtt. - 0lS Wdobsn bate Iih
IAI~iA ~ "StiN NDfil III ktNt SSIIll DC zee
SdaiGi ates aufeeblIteu bis es bier llbr
i1luS, .oo ite iib neben cine ubr Ifeate
uno lbr Spfersrpartete. 8orouob Fam
lor9loS oas fcinem 2trbeitS;lmmsr uno an
Der oerpnn9nlBpolieH ibr rorbEi, ats elm
SbuS till uno Jpn in Die Gcite traf. Gr
panotr fi6 um uao rrPannte oas Rdo.
den, lpoDet ibn Der 2(usruf uSb!" ents
idldpfte. Sofort rafTte ct feline Grdftr
iuiammen Ino potlte entflieben, a!s ibn
ein jpcittr Sbus traf, porauf sr er:
ihcpft an elmer Sdule ;ulammenbrah
uno na6 tpenieen Minuten Den @silf
auf9ab. - Na5 WGoben fGblte lpsoer
Reue noO Mitleio; iie itrfte ibren Re.
ooluer Elm uno p1rtcte rubi9, mas folaen
perce. Nl6 Srieocnsribter 6lnOp err
ibien, berannte iie iid) fcfort yu Der 1bdt,
Ileferte ibre 8aTt aus uno puroe perbaf:
tet. Sic erjdbIts NIT Der 9r6sten ,fube
ole oben mit9Ctbeilte 9cIbibtr ibrer Su.
9eno uno fbisa iib auf Ger @tlt nibts
pelter Su eimmern als cas SbietIat ib.
ret GItern, rpelhe in 8mlinaton, Soma,
woDnen.-Der prass 9estn iie miro lebr
intcrehant peroen uno mGnIrben mir Der
ulnaludlibsn cine 9ertbte uno einiid,t6.
polle Surp. .-(Sr. pret1e.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
Riucs Triancers Brief.
OaS fot9enos it cine p6rtIid)e ttebers
iseun9 rines Sriefss. Der turjliCb in Scs
ton pon Sriano empfdnaen Wuroe.
lIppWalp ., SIIantl Ntl. Z. I656.

ltSuH8 tlHto OIlCItoI Vtt hu'5'iV Ih "'pE
ton pon SrIano empfdn9en wuroe.
... 1igpUay. SrInnr, Gti. Z 1858,
Wein listsr 8cfe - SD babe njdts
Don Dir Ssb5rt, faitocm i'd Dir Sulrbt
ibrisb. .-Sd bin Don Gem pIdBe mo id)
ieet pcbnf, tce9Btic9en, tp3tba!b lb ndt
frIbfr aefbriabsn babe. SD muBtf cen
DIT nitt, mo bidb ;usrft trffTtn 'rdlof,
lbsr jlBt nebme ib meina Sscer 3ur olno
uno ftbrCi5e oicIs msni9f 3ciiGn, rm DID
Don Gem Gcce orinse lettnrtn Sntfle,
Rilpanif, ,u unt9rriGtsn. Gr ifNvb iebr
rIcstid) mad, fintr &r1nfbtit uoH iCbs
Wcnatpn. Der arme MInn, eE bat tsbr
9icl oeittea. Gr la cine llnBe 35It in
Soneutfionsn, 9ln; fiQ uno FpraDlos, bie
lan3e 3Pit psrlpirrt fprCdcno SSalIer tor@
oerno. 3as fsnSn Sob Oerurladt, fam
lb Dir niCbt fdQen, Der Doctor her Tcint,
icine Ieete &ranfbtit fei Die llrfate 0es
peItn oCnn wdbreno oerftlben mar CT ME
;rbu Sage nah Ger 8eibe wobl.
Sein alter Wtbt ou 10 out ai5 lib ct
oar fduf uno finfsi9 Sabre, uno wenn
fr tis iret 9elebt bate riree CT 9Craee
ie65 Mcnate tcot fein.
g. .. = pab auf, idb troe Dir cine
3rbn pfunosNcte Gin. rCIde cir 2cin
Batter cbne mcin @iffn fhidt. Hcine
Rutttr fpridt oft ucn Dir, iic niter Dir
gem Die bunoe Rub ,utnotn; ib bate
5ieI9lben nit in cen Brief sin8ridblciien,
aur lpuBte id, nibt mas i6 nit ren oor'
aern tbun fotIts. ,
SD bite Dlb ubre6 trS Sic8h titfts
Sriefc6 nibt, bis Smsi cotr orcl gage,
nah6sm On rcnItlbtn ssIefcn lolt, comlt
Ou bciIer fdrcie trauri8e NadrId2t rcrs
ocrtitct bilf. .,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
oas o.nbe Scr Gvtsbens.ssnfsrsna

Nie 8riRoen6zSonfereni 1T 5u GnNP.
Nr&Gomt 2incoln uno StaatSsSecret6r
Selrart iinb am GamiY19 frGh roiSoer
in @aiibin9ton ein2etroTsn uno bic Re.
betlsn.dcmiiT6rs ndcb Ribmono ;urife
9esebyt. Die pierfftin0j9e llntevrtbun9
an 8orh be6 ouf Der j9aRYtcu Rboa06
Dor 2(nrsr tie8InesH Oalnpfer3 ,, Gip2r
SuIGn" Bat ~ tsinsni Nbiblu6Uga 6ries
o2nsprGilmjnarien ntfGbrt, wGiI Dir Re-
betlen nur ouf Der Sali5 Ger 6repnun9
uno ilnabb6n0i8fclt, 0intctn nuv aUf
Der @an6 Der 2Sieb?rDeyteQuNl rtr
Union nntWbano!!n m5.itP. Gii5 III
HlEs, lpdG irir poILduvt9 titlr oo5 Sc.
Iuttat csr 3UflmmsNfnnfC :tfltgtn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
lTtner t1uhtn psn pttrnItunl

Or. Dseaisne Don 0ntperpsn mabt
bctannt Dap isne bibli6r 6uutfranfz
bet. Die &rds1, faf uuaenbIi6ltb purb
cine einfabe Inrpenouna, relppftiue lie:
bsrItrti6u79 DER franfbaften Strllen init
petroleum aebeiIt tpercsn Tonne. Die
bloBe Nu6oinituna isnes Srlrs fri bin
rei9sse, ben Qnftrd un9sfof aRs ccn
Sieicern sins6 &rdnttn ju entfernen !:
audi tonnfn Ole llnrsiniaeeiten i'm menThs
!iTen &orpsr onr6 4nwenoua9 erbeltPn
NItitle cbne R'iterts rertriSbsn wsr.
ben, "
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
Ben6lferuuas .3anabme tu aSeft.
NemminlnaltfeM. \

Setrd6tIib &mebr als elm &iertel bes
3upa6fes bon Stimmaebern in QfnnfpI.
uanten pom Sabre 1860 bis 1864 fcmmt
auf bic bauptid3Ii6ffen Gaunti9s BON
8rit pennfpluanisn, pFlbe i'm Sabre
1860 etpa Elm Sierte Der 8eiammtbpu6I,
terun9 oe6 Staates repr6 Itntiren. Ia6s
itebenoe Isabelle ;eiat Die in oie1en @auns
tles in DEN Sabren 1860 uno 1864 abges
aebene Stimmen,abI:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
6d)limmcr ale iyht.

OlS rits Continental Monep" ipur:
oe in Dem alttn observation-disclosures in
i775 aus9r9ebsn. Continental Wonsr
bsoeutctt olmals 3ablun9suer prebun.
gen, benuet pom Gon9rrff, UNI Gle Sic.
ferontcn camit gu belablsn, iest nennt
man oiefe Dirt 9eto ,,@rtnba6S"-
Na6 orei Sabren te9ann oieIes Cont
mental Ronsp lrinsn 8Irtb "a ptrlitrcn.
uns i'm Rdry 1878 mar 81 in @olc
pfrtb Sl,75 in Qlpier ; i'm Septsmbtr
1919 $I9; i'm Wdri 1850 $40; i'm
December 1850 500; i'm Mai I7Sl
tolttte 81 in @clo $500 in 0apifr.
ytibt lan3c nabbsr bejablte $4,000 in
papIer fir einen Sblntsn uno $4,000
fur Elm pfuno &bea, oa6 beist, oieIee
9lo bate dIIsn Wetb perlorfn, lreiI
RRmano 9laubte, o2B Der Gonare6 a.
rieoer einlofen t6nntc. llno eoo n1r
Ole SbuIo auf ebllltbe NeiIe aemad,t
WIt uniercn 8rsenbdd6 rpiro es bcfTent
tlD nl9t gang 70 fblimm rperoer, unc
oa6 Solt tlnn lelbif oas belfe oa;u tbun,
ehlelben aufrsbt ju erbalten, ndmli6
our9 srafti8e unterifdeuns oes @ouern:
ments, eur0 Giuiteuune Der 8erfbpsn;
Snn9, uno rafba iie9rsibe Sccnoisune
oee Sris9e6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
ilnn Antriahnrn

Der Ssnot pafiirte cen 8efammtbss
Iblub, wsdber ol6 Contributions. 2lmcnos
ment, betrsfFsno 2tufbsbun9 rar SttaUe.
rel rltiftIitt, nit IA 9eDen S GtimmCn.
1a6 Qlu6 mar in lcbbafter 0cbatts
tlt5S esuleIsen SsltIaS-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07

flno 9riee5sDsmcfraten. IGe Gbre bies
fen bropen Watrioten, Die lib ron ibrer
faulen partbsi lostrenntsn une ibrs Stims
mfn fir Elm priniip ab8absn, tpCfdr lbs
nen Die 9tabpeIt Oanf pifien ipirc. Die
eieoers ter miiierabsIn GOpperbeaopars
tbei welsn wobl ibren aifti8en @sifer
geltn fe aEsireien, abar cae rrbebt ffe
nur csito b6ber in Der A0tun9 Der rpabs
rem 8atcr,anesfreunoe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07

I'm l}attn Greita8 Ibcn0 luWtcc Die
Sbsucr pt6 0rn. e mAciS SaDlor,
pon {01ncotr &aunibjp, geha @nuntD,
nit 3 Sibt, 100 SulNrl 23eijtn. Soaftr
uno Scu in Afd)e 9sti0t. :iSic paS ;T5euer
entiT1notn, ipsib man nibt.-Da3 Gl8srs
tbum fell in Ger 9fmtH Hlm3tc5A GaaOtr
ScrfibttuNas. 8eftIl (,.'affE.2ri!hIr ltin,
III spel6em &ttra9 riiitn Wr.N!EG
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07

b@ ttnldnsfl sHilufts Gin Strr gbwarS Dam
miO ocn Nbclsbup, 9s.ment, l:ntn tuaSm'
ten 2Gisbn n6ohuas" an Ath V'nnIgtsani'r Far
1000 aealg,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-07
ras pcrfaiTanas Qmcmemcnt.

8berLin8. 8. Scbr. Die 8eFe9ss
bune BON Bets8lr9inien nabm beute oas
Qlhsnoment sur SunosssSgfaHuna ein,
itimmie an.
. @tritO.-Dh - il SusaaS Ra&t
NIT llhpanOIuns NE ffISa g1aalls bee Rlrdens
tiesntSams Ia sonsbats 0tR tsl@Gfrtst.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-06

NEW YORK, June so.
The Tribune's New Orleans cores
pondent says:
Gen. Weitzel, Immediately upon his
s.xsi.,sI unau Guy, ieIt tUr Drazos san
tiago, Texas.
Most of the vessels, with the Twenty
fifth corps on board, from Fortress Mon
roe, had also gone there, where they
will be temporarily stationed.
One brigade will go to Indianola and
Corpus Christi.
The whole army of the Texas expedi-
ton is being concentrated along the
coast, preparatory to being marched into
the interior.
General Gordon Granger has assumed
command Of all the troops in Texas,
with headquarters at Galveston.
Gen. Gustav has arrived in New Or
leans and was expected to leave at once
for Alexandria, on the Red River. He
assumes command Of all the cavalry,
and will march overland to Houston.
Gen. Sheridan was to leave for Calves
ton on the 10Th, on tour of inspection
expecting to be absent week.
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TheIPres,dent,s Health.

NEW York, July /.
The Herald's special says; The Pres
ident's health is somewhat improved to-
day, but he is not yet well enough 10
attend to Cabinet meetings. Conse-
ouently none have been held this week
lie partially resumed attention to busi-
ness to-day, and signed a few OF the
large number of papers requiring his
signature, which have been accumulat.
ing since his illness. The principal
cause of his sickness is his close and
incessant attention to business, he haV-
ING been, as is understood out OF the
executive mansion but twice since tax
ing up his residence there. 1t has been
his habit to devote all the time from &
a. m. to 10 p. IN. to the onerous duties
of the office. His family and friends
have been urging him TO remove to the
Soldiers Home for the summer months
but thus far have been unable to induce
him to do so. Unless he can be persua'
ded TO alter his present arrangements, ii
is feared that his illness may become
protracted and serious.
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moras have recently been very much eX-
cited over report that there shortly
will be seventy thousand United States
troops along the Rio Grande, on the
Texas side,
A fleet of transports carrying the sth
army corps, destined for the Rio Grande
passed New Orleans on the 22d nit.
The captured correspondence between
the rebel Gen. Slaughter and the imperl-
alist Gen. Mejia, shows clearly that the
trade in cotton by the rebel government,
was recognized by Macmillan and his
authorities and that about two million
dollars worth of cotton was carried
across the Rio Grande TO Mexico, thro
the connivance of the Mexican authori-
ties, subsequent TO the surrender OF the
rebel Gen. Kirby Smith. IL official in
ouirv proves the correctness Of this re-
bort, our Government will, no doubt,
demand its restoration.
Additional particulars Of the firing
upon two OF Gen. Mejia's officers by our
soldiers, near Brownsville, Texas, shows
that previous to che firing, the lmperi'
alists were challenged, but deigned no
reply. He reported the case TO a
French officer, who sent the following
insulting note to Gen Brown
MATAMoRAs, Jnne II.
GENERAL: One of your soldiers sta
toned above Brownsville fred on TWO
of my officers when coming from SAINTS
! Cruz, You have no diplomatic charac
| ter-no letter of credentials.
Now, |, therefore, write TO you simply
as a private individual in order 10 ex
press my utter contempt for the wantor
offence committed by one Of the men FOL
whom you are responsible.
BARON De BRIAN,
Commander Detachment of the Legion.
After waiting in vain for reply, thi
officer feeling his dignity wounded, pub
lished a silly communication in one o
| the MatamOraS paperS.
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RRANDRETH'S PILLS A GENERAL AS
slsTANT OF NATURE.

What is health What is disease
Health is when the supply and expenditure
are equal. Disease when the supply and eS'
pendture are unequal.
Brandre,h's Pils impart certain expulsive
powers 10 an matters In the body whose life is
below The standard Of the surrounding party, or
which have remained longer than the time ma
ture designei, So in feveTs and all that class OF
cases which soon run into modification Bran
dreth's Pills have marvellous curative qualities
our bodies are continually changing, and 1t Is
by this change we live. Should matter remain
in organs beyo the time nature designed, pain
and Inflammation set in, which is nothing more
than a preparatory effort for our good, AL
Brandreth's Pills are supposed from the results
TO do is simply
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATTRE.
june22dSw4w
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News From Virginia.

NEW YORK, June 80.
The Tribune's Richmond correspond
ence says:
An adjourned meeting Of the citizens
of this city was held yesterday, at
which memorial to President Johnson
was read, representing that the $4,000
clause in his proclamation of amnesty
was daily causing great embarrassment
in the transaction of all kinds of bust
ness, and praying that it be withdrawn,
A letter from H. G. Faut, of the First
National Bank of Richmond, to the
committee, also favors the repeal of the
clause referred to.
The petitioners state that they took
the oath prescribed by President Lin
coin of March Goth, 1864, and December
8th, 1854, in the full belief that by so do
ing they secured to themselves the par
don extended, and that business had
been suddenly paralyzed by the later de-
cision of the Attorney General. The
memorial will probably be unanimously
signed and forwarded to the President
in few days.
Mosby, the guerrilla, having been par,
doned, has opened law Office and set.
tied in Culpepper, Va.
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FORTRESS MONROE,

FORTRESS MONROE, July z.
A severe thunder shower passed over
here last evening.
Three hundred rebel prisoners ar
rived here last evening from Elmira,
bound for North Carolina.
Major Curtis arrived here
this morning.
The steamer Cahil from City Point,
for Baltimore, with troops, is aground
east of Point Of Shoals, James river.
The steamer Virginia, from Charles
ton, 2Sth arrived this morning, with
troops for Washington.
The steamers Salvor and Commerce
aFe taking on board discharged rebel
prisoners at Newport News, the former
for Jacksonville, Fla, and Mobile, and
the latter for Richmond.
The steamer Edward Everett from
New York, with 700 soldiers, arrived
this morning.
The 111th Ohio Regiment, from City
Point, for Baltimore, arrived to-day Oh
the propeller Sentinel.
Admiral Buchanan of the late rebel
navy, was at Fortress Monroe to-day eE
route to Washington.
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New Army Order.

-..a New YORK, June 80.
ne Heralds Washington special says
tn comprehensive order relating to
th,onsolidation of the different armies
anto the departments OF the new mill
taidivisions is about to be issued. AS
so as the present mastering out is
copleted, the several corps of the Po-
tolc army viii each be reduced to a
diIion-the whole to constitute a pro-
vimal army corps, to be commanded
oylaj. Gen. Wright, headquarters at
Mansburg, Va. The Second corps
dillon is to be commanded by Brevet
MaGen. Mott; the Fifth corps diyis-
lHory Brevet Ma. Gen. Ayres, and the
sl4 corps division by Brevet Major
GeFetty.
Middle military division is to be
aofhed, and new department crea-
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Affairs i'm south Carolina,

NEW L DIRK, June 81.
The Herald's South Carolina dis
patches to the Goth state that General
Gilmore would shortly issue an order
dividing the State of South Carolina in
to four military districts, to be known
as the Eastern and Western Districts,
and the districts of Charleston and
Port Royal, to be commanded by Gems.
Beall, Van Wyck, Hatch and Potter.
Gen. Gilmore had also issued his Or
ders for the celebration of the Fourth of
July. All labor not absolutely necessa-
ry will be suspended throughout the de-
partment; salutes will be fired at the
various posts the Declaration of indie
pendence and President Lincoln's Eman-
cipation Proclamation read; orations
delivered, and the day celebrated in true
Yankee style.
The rebel Gov. Clark Of Mississippi
had been committed to Fort Pulaski,
Savannah river, and the rebel eX-Secre-
tary of the Treasury, Trenholm, recently
sent to that stronghold had been released
and was in Charleston.