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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-05

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-05
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-09-05
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The New York herald., 1865-03-27
Encouraging signs from North Carolina.
fErnm the Raleigh namncraf
Absentces Returning TO johnston
Army.
From the Richmond Examiner, March 24.1

FROM The Richmond Examiner, March "a
General Johnstons appeal 20 his soldiers and General
Lees amnesty order have been circulated
the South The effect Is visible In the hundreds who are
arriving at camp OF direction daily Their enthusias'ic
shouts heard at all hours the crowded trans pas
through Augusta
A telegram from Augusta says:-The widest onthu-
sasm Is apparent the streets In this city TO day.
Thousands OF the soldiers Of the army Of and
the Virginia army have congreeatcd here during the
past ten days The wagon trains have been preparing
during the day for the long which they start
on Monday morning, by order Of General Fry.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
w,,I,.msburg city News.

DEADLY ASSAULT wirm sLuso sHor Late on satus
day night, a. Mr. Patrick Frier who Keeps clothing
.ors al rs, second street. Eastern District putting
80 M. shutters q man named Patrick 0rmond sp2
nrroaehed him. and with a deadly weapon-belicvcd v
he slung shoso belsspred him over the head that NJ
.as take up stairs in almost nsensiblc conditiou
where he s lies 10 . precarous state IL appean thai
the Injured man some time since had some difhcunI
with brother OF the assailant and 10 supposed thal
tha inhuman assault grew out Of H. Orrnond wa
prompty arrested by ofcer Travis, Of the Foriy.hfl
precinct and he viii be taken before Justice Daily IN
morning
prse..ny-The residence Of Mr. W. Wagner, n
south sixth street, Eastern District, was entered early 4
sa,r rav mornns and r,bbcd Of svcrware and wearing
spparal 10 the value of one hundred and nty dollars,
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
Gueriiias In Kentucky.

rrouT BETWEEN TWENTY or ouR TROOPS AND
SEVENTY GUERiLLAs-TwErTY OF THE LATrEn
KrLLED-wEsr KENTUCKY TO IN oLEARsD on
ouERILLAs, ETC. 4
CAao, March 2s 1895.
fight occurred between twenty Of our troops and
seventy gueras thirty miles from Paducah, on wednes
day night Twenty Of tho guerllas killed, including
the notorious leader, Captain McDousa Captain hcGrs
gor was killed on our side u
General Meredith has several expeditions out clearing
West Kentucky OF guerllas 4
ak hundred and eighty bales Of cotton passed here fo1
Cincinnati. and two hundred for 81 Louis, today.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
WheeIer's CayrIry.

TFfom the KaIeIRb PfoRfcte, Harch 70
We have no doubt but much unjust abuse has been
hcaped upon the cavalry under the command OF General
Wheeler, and that much OF the maraudng and plumber.
ing charged TO them has been perpe,rated by others
Several OF hem have been at the house Of the editor OF
this paper for nearly week past, and wc with truth
say that We have seen more orderly or well be-
haved set Of men. Their department has been tha, Of
perfect gcn,lemen and these be fair specimen Of the
corps no one but Yankees need be afraid Of them
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

procure Il The whole Of the adjacent country has
doubtless been nvaged BY the foe, and not only the
means Of present subsistence taken away but all power
70 create future destroyed Mecklenburg Cabar.
ras and the neishbong counties in North Carolina havo
formerly had much intercourse with Cheraw.
Il IL asking VOC much when respectfully bat ear
nesty implors that In tho hour Of her extremity the
people OF those counties shall contribute from their
stores and Of transportation which the enemy
has not yet .been permitted 70 waste at
least some scanty supplies 70 their suffering
acquaintanccs' Columbia In ashes she h has power
fal helpers at hand in Edgeaed, Abbevie, Anderson,
Greenve, Laureas, Union Ncwberry Chester and York.
well as the parts Of Georgia. but where s the yet
unpundcred gransry accessible to Cheraw which her
famshng women and children may look for bread' To
make this appeal Is the chief aim Of this communica.
ton and In order 10 give 70 those TO whom Il 10
principally addressed respectfully ask the proprctors
Of the Bsld~ to publish much of will be neccs-
sary for this purpose
Encouraging signs from North Carolina.
From the Raleigh Democrat
Judging from what we hear Of operations and prepar-
ations in Eastern and Middle North Carolina consider
the signs encouraging, if not decidedly cheering
Confidence is felt that Sherman cin be preven,cd fron
crossing he North Carolina Railroad Sherman and the
Yankee nation will learn that marching through
country is not conquering II, not by great deal.
From the Raleigh Conservativel
All the information from the front represents opera
ons as decidedly favorable 10 us We notice that the
bulk OF citizens toeraby cheerful countenanccs
and speak very hopefully Of the dnal result and
strong hope that their countenances now cheerful may
be s bright when the been closed and
s final effects the great interests OF the country
known.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

pi"ih ue richmond Examiner, March "a
ioter giving account Of the doings OF the Yam
KEGS in Fayetteville says:--
Fayetteville Is ruined All the arsenal buildings and
the market house, court house, printing Office, both
foundries all the mills cotton factories oil works, Mr.
halIcu's house, Mr. McLean's house, &c They robbed
tho people Of everything in The way Of food Ihayo =
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
Battery g, Third New York ARTILLERY, II
the Battle ut Kinston.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
supplies Tor Sherman's and schoAeld's
Armies.

Armies.
WASHINGTON March 20, 1865.
Thirty thousand pairs Of shoes and large lot Of cloth
ing have been sent to Newborn, N G., for the Of
Shermans and Schoaelds armies The Clothing Bureau
will have enough Of those articles to supply the
deficiencies in both armies. Several vessels aie also
loading here with wagons and ambuances for the
destnatiun On the march through South Carolina the
transportation facilities necessarily very limited,
only wagons being allowed for brigade headquarters
and one TO each regiment
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
are informed that Sherman could not have reached

are informed that Sherman could not have reached
Goldsboro by that time.
Tho report received At headquarters that brigade Of
the enemy, with their artillery were on that day en-
deavorng 70 cut their way through 70 lines and do
liver themselves up may be srue and this cannonading
may be the conflict going among themselves Al
though they viii not inform At headquarters where
General Sherman IL, for obvious reasons, still It Ia
nounoed that he IL all right and that great quantities Of
supplies have gone forward TO him.
rebel onacer says that General Sherman Is executing
. twofold movement, each Of which will bring forth
results Of great importance he successful Of which
he says there II not much doubt
Colonel J. T. Conkn, Chief Quartermastsr Of sher-
mans right wing, arrived here few days since, and
has been actively engaged in forwarding supplies 70
Sherman.
All the for carrying supplies 70 Newbern have
been taken possession Of for the benent Of the public
service This Increases the great necessity Of rcopenng
the port Of Nswbern which the authorities there al
favor population Of two hundred thousand do
pend on this city for their daily supplies, all Of whom in
short time must be fed by the government this port
IL not immediately opened, which win seriously embar
the movements Of armies The thirty thousand
refugees whom General Sherman has sent 70 Wilmington,
and the great numbers arriving here from all quarters,
make II military necessity to reopen at once both vii.
mington and Newborn ports Of entry.
An order from General scho6eld, dated the 18th inst
says that al Officers In this city belonging 70 the
command Of Major General Sherman will proceed at
by rail TO Kinston, and report in person for orders
to the commanding generals headquarters in the field
Outsiders Of the general belief that Sherman y q
Goldsboro; but, Of course, it is all speculation with
them.
Battery g, Third New York Artillery, I'm
the Battle at Kinston.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
KNsroy, N G., March ~, 1865
In your issue OF March II in the engagement before
Kinston your correspondent inadvertently stated that
captain Kelsey had lost Napoleon gun" wish 70
correct the statement by saying that It was not one Of
Captain Kelseys guns but pieoe Of Battery Of the
same regiment, under the immediate command Of Lieu
tenant Richardson giving this place In the columns
Of your paper you will greatly oblige
W. H. KELSEY,
Captain Third New York Artillery, commanding Light
Battery
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Since the advance OF General Schoneld's army from
Kinston yesterday, mentioned in the Newbcrn Tnss this
morning, We have no additional news OF importance.
Parties from the from. say that cannonadng distinct
iy heard all day Sunday At Kinston, which indicated
engagement Goldsboro between Sherman and the
enemy This Ia not credited ~ headquarters. where ws
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

Activity on the Richmond Liaes.
from the Tnohmond Examiner March -

Activity ON the Richmond Lines.
From the Rehmond Examiner March ~.
On tho lines before Richmond and Petersburg there
unbroken Qiet Our troops have within the last fsS
days been addressed BY various eminent spsaker Aoug
the politicians have more need TO Be encouraged By ~
army than Che army by the politicians
There Is impression dist Grant 10 sending Or pre-
pairing send portion Of his troops 70 North Carond
70 help Sherman of his troubles The latter gsnts
man is decidedly brought 70 a stand Those wondsrfu
marches Of his In which the Yankees 20 much exuls
30 for the present. and instead Of burning
and robbing poor, helpless nuss, he Ands armed
men In his front ,
The Pctsbufg Erprea Is disposed TO believe The state
that Grant sending on some Of his men 70 korts
Carolina. :,
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
Mr.. .. CadwaIiader's Despatch.
CRY Poisr, March 70, 1895


Tho River Queen, having tiss Presidential family
board detained In the bay aud the James by
the high winds which have prevailed In tis section for
few days past, and by being occasionally compelled TO
await the slower Of her convoy the Bat she
finally steamed away from the latter soon after passing
Jamestown Island and arrived at the City Point dock at
hafpast eight O'Clock r. NJ yesterday. The Llcuto.
nant General and stan boarded the vessel upon her a
val and received In tho after cabin by the Pres
dent No one accompanied the family except Captain
Penrose and few seryants The trip In understood TO
have been taken order 70 escape the press Of Official
bus ness and to afford his Etceency the opportunity TO
regain his usual share of health and vgor Notwh'
standing his recent fatigue he has great extent re-
aincd hs wonlsd spirits and ANIMATION ip remnkable
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
HgApouaRrrRs, sIITu Army Conss, /
NEAR PETERSBURG, March %. 1865.
uv.yx wtxr s,npx


The wind blew hurricane hero to day. The clouds Of
dust raised could hardly be surpassed by the Smoom
OF the African desert President Lincoln, accompanied
by number OF ladies, came up 10 witness review Of
the Second corps Major General Wright and star also
rode out for the purpose but they got lost In
tho dust and had to return. II would have been
difcut for their most intimate friends to recognize
them They were completely envelsped in dust, and
looked as gray the grayest rebel in Lees army Chin
neys were by the sore and torn up
the roots TALL stately looking pines bowed their heads
TO the ground Mule teams horsemen and pedestrians
lost way in and nearly stifed All objects at
distance Of nfty yards were rendered invisible. For
three this terrible storD Of wind and dust contn
ued passing camp Nothing equal TO Il has
been experienced during the winter The mud n
abating
rTwoovAt
Major Anson Wood, OF the Ninth regiment New York
heavy artillery will leave here in n few days to MI tho
position o Assistant Adutant General on tho stall VI
General Seward at Mar,insburg, Va
The New York herald., 1865-03-27

SHER N A NJ.
Goldsboro Occupied on
the 21st Inst.
Engagement at Mount Olive, N.
G., on the Same Day.
The Enemy Defeated d and Driven
Into Raleigh.
Sherman Enters Smithfleld
I'm Triumph.
The Junction Of Sherman, Schofeld. and
Tery's Forces Completed.
Rebel Brigade Endoavors to Desert and
Fight its Way Into Our Lines.
Rebel Accounts Of the Battle Of
Bentonsville.
Large Numbers of Absentees Said to be
Returning to Johnston's Army.
The Line Of the North Carolina Railroad
to be Defended,
&C., &c., s&c.
The New York herald., 1865-03-27
General Grants Movements.


fFrom the Richmond Sentinel, March 2l
The impression prevails In some quarters that Genera
sending troops to North Carolina 70 assist shsD
man. The correspondence Of the New York papen
from Grants army which will be found In anothsi
column, conveys the impression that he contsmplas1
making an advance against General Lee
Matters ON the Lines Below Rich monds
|, From the Richmond Examiner, March "a
Unbroken quiet prevails these lines Tho report
comes to from Petersburg that Grant Ia transferring
some OF his troops TO aid sherman In North Carol
We cannot vouch for the truth OF the report large
body Of woods on the lines below Richmond nH
yesterday.
PErrEssuRe, Va, March ~, 1seo !
ARTILLERY DUEL BEFORE PETERSBURG, on THE 2ls1
All Is now quiet along the lines Yesterday evening
for a while there quite artillery duel, In which,
however but little damage done. Only one or tw(
shots we're fired Into the city, and they without effect
Consolidation is about TO prove reality with and NJ
longer subject Of doubtful discussion.
Great doubt is entertained the justness Of the
treatment OF those efficient officers who have been or
nate a. to fall into tho hands Of the enemy and whs
are not yet exchanged.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
-.I>h<, shreveport Semi-weelklyN

strument. Article Is of the same
title declares that ono pauper. no
person under Introduction, nor under
conviction Of any crime punishable
with hard labor. shall b. entitled to
vote in any election in this State )"
but this very section shows that until
the person liable to be tried for trea,
son has been convicted. he does not
lose his franchise.
The view We have here taken is,
by no means impaired, but rather
strengthened by the executive proc
lamation Of May 20,h. by which til.
President provides for the reorgani-
cation Of civil government in North
Carolina. ln that instrument ho
says:
That in any election that may
hereafter b. held for choosing dele
gates to u State convention as afor..,
said, no person shall be- qualified III
an ciector, or shall be- eligible az a
member Of such convention. unless
Il. shall! previously have taken the
oath Of amnesty ~ set forth in the
Presidents proclamation Of May
29iI, 1866, and il q voter as pre-
scribed by the constitution and laws
OF TIE State OF North Carolina il
force immediately betor. the 3Otl
day Of May. 1861. the dat. Of tn.
so.callrd ordnance OF secession, anC
the said convention. when convened
or the Legislator, that may .hcreaf
tex be assembled, will prescribe tn.
eligibility Of persons 10 hold oihc.
under ,he constitution and iaws Of
the Stat. n power the people Of thu
several States comprising the Cnior
hav. right Gully I" exercise. from
the origin Of the Government to tn,
present time.
. In t(li. order Mr.. johnson express
ly admits the right of the people O
4 STATE. to prescribe the qualitica
tons Of electors and eligibility OF
/. prrsons TO hold Office; and thoug!. Il,
does himself, with seeming inconsis
tcncy, -up-vndd an additional requi
site TO thoS. .f tho constitution o.
North Carolina, he pr-cludes no man
whatever from taking the oath o
amnesty in order TO vote. though his
doing SO might no, procure, The "l.c
tor immunity from punishment. it h.
be among those who are excepted
from tn" benefits of the a,nn.-t,
under Mr.. John>ons latest order or
+: tina; >uhjec' HicayUne.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
Government In Mexico,

From the subjoined taken from the
Houston Telegraph, it would appear
that all parties in Mexico are in
favor Of u strong central Government.
The Church it would seem, do no;
object SO much. to au Imperial rule
as to the fact that the present En-
peror is q foreigner. The younger
son of,he Emperor lturbide, now in
Mexico is mentioned in connection
with the Imperial throne.
We believe that all parties will
ultimately agree that Some kind Of a
strong Government lie best adapted
to Mexico:
A friend just from the Rio Grande
informs US tha, Gen. Negre,., the
Liberal commander, proposed to Gen
Mejia, the Imperial conmatider, to
compromise ON a nativ. Mexican
Emperor, with General Mrjia foi
comlnander-in chief Of the army
Negrete stated that he was as much
in favor Of a strong Government 70,
Mexico as Mejia. but that he was
opposed to a foreign ruler.
The youngest son Of IturLide. til.
first Emperor of Mexico. is .statee
by our friend to be roT in Mexico
and very intelligent man. He wa
boru erd baptized in New Orleans
ut the house of our friend who give,
70 this in formation. He is doubles
the native Mexican Emperor ALLUDED
to by Gen. Negrete. He will nat dc
however, as substitute fer Maxi
milan.
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20

Of their ambition, and to attain or re-
tain their posts there is scarcely any
limi, TO the rebuffs or snobs or inso-
lence they will bear in silence. n.
Olivier is from Marseillss. He
looks every inch Il lawyer.-as he If.
for he had no patrimony, and all bis
incom. he draws from the bar. unless
ho retains some portion of the dowry
no received with his wife. who was
Liszt's daughter. and who died be-
fore the FRS, yeaE Of her married life
expired. Her dowry must have been
considcrab bic. He is carcless in his
attire. but neat it is the dress of u
man too busy TO give thought to
his appearance after h- has satisfied
himself that it is clean aud no.
threadbarc. His forehead is not
high, although evidently h. has a
tendency to baltlness he is tall and
and thin. but without that mark OF
blood which charactrriz.s the d"s-
c-ndant OF ancient family his eyes
are lullc,. even under III. glasses by
pr".ractrd vigils over books. his
eyebrows are knit by the habit OF
thought. his lips are thick and mobile
his complexion ia olive. his nose io
thick. his voice l.a, the Southern ac-
cen. ; h. makes few gestures he
Was mt one time srdrn., vehement.
Drumming With passion he is now
til. mas,.r, not tn, slav. rt speech ;
h.: has grown less of an orator and
more " ius!c:,n ; IA, has less pas
sion and more reason III his service.
Our political soo,hsay.rs ARE. busy
casting his horoscope"
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-06-20
Foreign News.

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