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yUrt nb pbttabslpta
Gin errBer Gjiiters8Erratb
fir 5ratlins uno SCmmsr. mb Ts psrtaulsn II.
re gBaarsn 70 petIftiI ais iis 0srtauft trsTStn
tEHnsn BsTtr WeVrtmar &attun l23 Gents,
unp ale antsre 0acrsn I'M SerbiItnib. Gle Ia
ben adtungsbCu glls elm anjurufCn unb unIsrn
Strd ~ priisn, ste man iCnfwp touft. bsnn pir
idblsn iitrr,su9t, ras mir @Ile btfrIetissn tSn'
nsn rslts uus nit i9rtm 3uIpru6 bsebrsn.
gDir wGnI6sn aud an,ufiibrsn, eab mir sint
srOBt auswatl ron
8GnrS DreBsSeite
I'M StCtr tnttn, lptl&s MIR 25 YrUStnt nlsSriSs'
pertauIen ais ireenS elm anrsrn StCbr In bsl
stabt. DsssIs6sn cine erCBs 9ttitteesnbri
antsrr Glitter ,u umidnpIt6 alss anjufubrtn.
GrG8erctem!
Gin GROCER StCd pCn @rc3sriss, pis Sufss
;3udsr, WUIalits, Stse, SOntS, 8uiinsn. Sdls
ale Scrtsn @sptirjs n. {. 10, alIss an ben ME
cuitm Yreibsn.
TiIGb ! Tift6! SiItb!
SO. m6 2 MaEarslm bsIm Sisrtsl, baltsT
unp 90njen Sarrel.
Cali! Calf! Cali!
eivTpCOl sSmablsnst unb gi6tcn Sal5, bsn
Sad cher 8uI6tI.
GGrpet unb Seltuh.
GlCcr. unb Stitasn.Gdrpsts, unS 8lccr' IN
! Sid. .Stltuh Uutaufsn mir an zen alrrnis6ra
leu 9tiien.
Sueeneipaarfn.
Gin erUsts NicrtsMsnt Vcn GHttnswddrt
te pr 9tt unS trim Slid, an tm ttat9lt'
pIsBsn.
Rrninasr une 5beimcr.
, Q[lsntauR, 4pril 9. 1862. nal
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01

81. S.--S& made ale 8Sufrr barauf auf
msrtiam, bae Id quite 8uars nit unssmsn flri.
mem prcft rsrtaufs, unb am bsfsn fam man fiG
oagVn dtsr,susn, wsnn man an psr16tsbtn'n
pldBsn bic Satsn bslsbt unb oert tduft, no man
bic biaisRsn YrstIr fir sIsi&s Daarn intst.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01
Z NJ : " T5IlEHn = .fiU5l'E'
GrCbr PrriaaSosrabissuHS-i ,a.
'81:Nysg7 g Cos
IlluIfer llabmaf f6inen,

lllaIfer ndbmaf f6inen,
rpsltbs ala bic tt7su fir Nunufusturiwsds t'tann
iiue.
glc. 1. Wufrri6uttIee eMaI6ine, frits |
Der prrfauIt Su 800, nun trratgeIett
auf so. Np. 2. @ufsributtles Nlas
I6ine, frIber Uerfauft Su 800, nun
Su $75.
Siuarr's Gstter a Mafdint
1T bic bris SRabius Der 8st fdr SamiIi'nndbttr'i
uno lgihtc WanufutturJpeds. prsis: Omit 9du:
msr) une GhSusr @ersISrun9 $50.
Die SO. uub sc. 2 SValbinSn bEfssn bic srSBts
! Si6istsit uuS 5au9liAfsit ;u GRGuufastdrnosd'n.
,lnlsrs gRarhinsn SO. 3 uo DEFENDERS 9sssnst fir
ole 1rtsu lgidbsr une tperer eeoerartstt GSo9snE
psr;tsruna, Giiefsls uno Ghub.Satritattcn, ptsros
asIdirr arteit u. I. 70. sic fne rcn bElcnesrsr
CSrSss uue nit tinsm arms usrItbsn, Der lang 9suna
IN. bic erSRtsu stSee aubuusbwsu unp iuiaumsn ~
ndbsu.
g. III Faum siu 3bsl Str artsit sintt Ndbsausr
lalitrs. Der nit befIsr burb iis aIs eurb Ole 3ano
aatsefibrt nsrrcn tSuntG; 5eit uno Mdbs werosn
permttrtTt bGrlclbtn tn nbt eertn9sm SratE crpart
Der Slid eGfsr NRaIbiuGn III 24 Bell lang une riG
2buttle rimmt Olal bic 0luantttGt ose Saeens eSV
tlsu,u auf. Die erostu Mluldtusu Grtsttsu mil
pnsIbsn g&nsNi9ttit ME bic Hsinsn.
Bit uStbtin bic tsfCnbtrs NufmsrtiamtEti her sSt
fisu, uno AltiosrunbsrinnaR wtS ouh alIsr Ssnsr
Bic ltidtI 9hneiofrartet ISiiGn welIen, ouf unlsr
eEttir.G N3dId,tntu rihtsn. Sts @rtSrpsru o.
VrRsipiGn ttr Wluiisrmefbtren uno MAIDEN. s'std
buSn, Den sn9cfIcbtentn Stltb; aub bao'n nc o.
Reitimnuna, sinCn sb1uIo bcben Rau9 IN Der SarIt
. lisnuabtcrsi uub lsihFu 9Hanufattur;wsde ala uu
" rgrS Iuiermofhiu9n iu au9snlCinSR fur etG lEetCT
y 8Ciiimmuna Strwnthmsn.
v Qlir haecn R,ts Saunlsr, Sstttns. 2sintuf M
&GumwsGfabsn duf SpuISn, ISrniI eeS bsits NRelG
usuSI IN StdIhsn 81 81 ptrrdtbt9.
Inir iabri.rsn unilrs 0lGtrIn fsttft. uro mSdt
,, aue Die Gh uuItrtr gQnfbuCn ttbiensu, narnSr
n onctrs ;u tauflu. G6 In uns befaunL tae 9iaotI
fs Der aerin0asn NuolitGt gu bShsrsn prstn psrtdu
b tptrreu, ais luir Isb fir biz 6StC Cuelttdt tor
.; fprudsn. Die NlabRlh. Die rptr psrtdufEn Nno r.
IN Icnoers fGr urlsre MGofdinsE anssf'rtat. Cir
Is btGdis Niattt p,rmd3 bic tss 4ROhinS tat nusIt
'r ~ MAIDEN.
sr lIrIsrs aunStu fdrkn abtrHust Itin, bas 0Ie III
trs 5pri9sSurGGur NIT bsm SHtsn artItd &c
(sbsn iinb.
Il 8si tlsintn GinsSufsn fam baS 9rto virmitts
:" p6ltmarFsn ctrr 9autnctsu snofonetws
-, o. SorrlIvcnbenten pctIsu 1sfdGieft tbre 81
u' men Seuudb Gbrsi6eu. Gs III he&ft nStbi9. bas 10
N uuter ousu 9Srb<niNsn dbsr hos Yefumt, Gruu
h unO ssr staot in Ssnntni6 9slsst mtrtsn.
6r Ssbnmann, btr ausfunft dtsr 81 III
iIbtnsn, esren GrSBs, preife, 1rtsitsfibi9tet
90 uno bic bst antoufspEIs 81 srbasn ptnfd,t, so'
- bisSlts Saeurh Srtanssn, baB tr id an uns cotr
A trssns tints unrsrSr 3 no Gig: SursGur urn {
~ Grsmplar ron
-. al. Singer & Co.'S IGjtttr"
NJ p,nOsn. ~dhsS cine fAGns tuuRrirts, esm Gsss
IRE a,pb oYo,fih osnibme,e 3suna IN. DieId6s tpi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01

9abat! T0b0f ! Tabdt !
Nh &tlru pCriisIiasr Connecticut unp StiO
~ SIittn. Subat iuttsn srkaItsn unO " vsr'
taufrn I'M GrpBsR uup Slsasn. Iammt elmer srVs
BEN auspabl UOn GapsnOtI& ub 8cLlen'5Nbnf,
8au6tabat, 5nt Gwt &autabat, S6nupitataf
II. {. 10. &. u. Rube uno SSbne.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01
AMERICAN CYCLOP EDIA.

AMERICAN ClULOPEDIA.
Die r.iysfttssn llntrri6rsitsr gu hisism tsrrIi.
den SHsrte wsrbm ttsrpur& bsnatrihtiBst. RAP
Der itt SnnS tsrsits srI6isren, bel uns sn5rtrof-
fen IN, urb pas Ns tsnIatin nun abbottn t5nntn.
Sc mt9r mir ottiss 9Dert untsriudsn, Sslto mstr
itsr,tusen mir ms, Sde pabslts sin unsntttbr'
lidtts unb wctlisil,S ill., mO pab bater nod mebr
llrtultriitsu barauf in unfrsr llmae9snb trtan8.
rusrbsn IClltsn. g3sr uG& clrauf IutIeritirn
mi1 bGr lputt Vcr tsi
Heubeu @utb.
Stunt IS. 3m
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S:'.iij.e,'9Ilj.;;;;: J S.ij.,' ! :: ::.;:Sie;:g!!:].,..I=. q !
stsa trSnt uafsre arass In alien SbsIlsn Sss
eanpss. . Die 9is6calrn wirbA IaHslG dhtsrcrudt,
unp sbs lang ysrattt pltp tiebt itr sdnts feir, |
atsr bic srS6ts S6tuGt bic no6 sspOnnsn, mar
sci 9urbae unb Scnss, In Ter S0 Snnltcn
5traBs, In Der Competition BON 5rctsnraaren
mb @rcjsrtsn.
Gle pffrIrsn srres 8ursains In
Sarbi9e Seioe.
SrcBs@doren,
&attune, Carpets, WoIaheS.
Gle rrrtaufsn fancp Sdre an ScRsn unb ba'
runter, Sa fc piinI&sn ibren srr6rn Stpd pcn
fancp Ssibr ttsIeS Srdttabr ausJursr'auffn.
Gle psrtaufrn S,its psrtt 81 Gents an 81,
Gle Dertaufn Gsiee psrtt rs Gents an 80,
Gis pefaufen SsISe trsrtt 81 90 an 81 Sts.
Sts ptrIaufsn Srbe psrtb 1877 an 100.
Sir pnfdHfrR Ssibe rpsrtb 1,97 an rs.
attune.
Ste pntaufen BEN f6Sniifn Sattun an 10 Ute
bic garb. SIRE Nd&barn SerFaufen ben ndmlt'
den an IL Gents bic gdro.
OreBeWddre1.
Gle tabrn has srSss a6ortmsnt Den Drs6'
waarsn btssIstt pUn Nslp' gsrt une philadelphia
wsI&s Rs 1&nsl usrtuufsn. neil It btsfslk wobI'
| ftiIsr obftssn aIs lore Raatarn. Gle klsesn aus
/ WcBarb Sieues,
Ottoman Yoplins,
9laio @rerelien,
&prin9 Sclain8,
GballiG8 etc. etc.
SrGMertN NS arcm.
Gle taten immrr elm srcsss QFcrtmsnt SCr
alien artm SrautrwaarEn ouf 9anb, an nIshersr
DrrIen. ScIGr ais
Sbpar,e @oa Gelatn6, Sdylparie Bonn
. basincs, S6mar;e 9obur9, S6parje Il'
patca, S6Warje uno ipeibe Seloins.
: effiinHrr- uno auabfn-Uhtrr
Gin sruess aicrtrmsnt bon isbsr att au&
gaErmsrCn, GDttUna6ss, frslhs nit sro6sr Scr
F&t aussspdhlt UUrs'n, NIB auts Snnj btat!
psrtnuft pIrb.
Ginteimiicte Sitter,
aas gUrtn 0auslint Sbetinss. 9ilcw'eT
Fnss, S6irtinss. Nustins, 6Ianellsn, Siding
etc. an ben aurnsbsrhsn Srstlsn.
n Carpets! Carpets! Gdrpets!
Z. Die pctIfsiRt Carpets In br etabt - tsii
: g1c1 Snerain Carpets f1r 20 grnts. 9ae an
:, BERN Ssrtuuffn bItls Carpets an 81 bic yatb.
). SuienStp 8 ~ ddreR
II Dds sr5ete Qiicrtmsnt In Ser Stabt, unb !
Ssrtaufsn an City Yrsifsn.
n Gjrcjereien! Grp3ereien!
Better G6.NclaTss i'm 9anbe an IL Cts. "
~ Guart-sutsr 8udmOlaFtd an Gsnts--tps6t
, 3udsr an + Gsuts PR Yfunb -frp9l 9lfslsr, Sai
=, Fts, GGuf unS @'smtirSe.
" /" 01- Qls qrtsR eantsfyrGtutttn astmsR IL
y iG QustauT6 fir g8aaran an.
~ -, 8nas1tt ten Srl Mot 3 26aven untati
" hem a1snbouis.
rt SObiai q. GurOst. 1t,aItrr Z. eSOars.
,. atentaun, gpnl i6. 1862. nqI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01
DruS Stpb T.
Qn,uall umb MSartim.

VStcltatt uuo @stait Dru93iittn uno gsmtF. Sso
u NR,(f ioamiten StraIt. rahi 9sSSnueer Ger SCoS
tiiCuS: ooit in Gn'ntaun pa
sot,u NO IN Gj,hufhoftSs GtvttueunS 9'9setn uno
fiiblsn dher purth GrInSt uno tiht9e HatmsrtehtsI
ouf ikr Cyr,hIft unp eurh balttn Der bSltEn uno
friih,dtp SNtbt;intn, ausn fiG rctrG Setrtsel9uh9
osGtn N ESnntn, cit pS nit tbrtm 5uprun ossHrtn'
Ea mir tllrI G}raouirtt otr GrjtnsiestHinn9stuhH
6np. 10 ftuueu mir Tan,iIjm ren eer &s'nb'it un
Itrtr SReti,intn pHFdtVn, ets nlt a"F V'" S''
Gtaatln gbGrmctCpTH 9tmdB ;uesrSuSn'
e-xge @ttR 0rust uno Gbsmltalltn pSvtan,sn =, e.
yS@@sy mir audi allie pcpuldrtn pGtntmFo!'n'"'
9za TsrflmsyiGn, fdu;r Art'ttl paate's, pael,'
Gs,A Oiasl; unb 3obntarltGn, SIn'o, A"sup'
Gampbins, RttlMSl rtn rr tefsn Sua1''ah NSn'
,nSl,aamp,n, CSluir, uno Sd:2ampsn wEtcsn gum
Nrtnren ION SchltnSl uulssaNesrt) WdHhss StEm
ibwGrw, Sw,ttGG, 5artiieIt. Sp4srstsn. M'F'
SsIonbfrt lfufmtriiamtsit ptro Der 5upTalun9
ron ar;hln &tritbrcttnr9Sn 9srrieh'st'
Glrhthausr huo ad,turssgru Iin9eaesn eEl uhe
,insn Qlfri,lh ~ mGdtn tbi iti IN zen elt''s t"u
len, inesm mir mil Tacritanten uno SmpetisuIo
sinrittuuatn a,trciiIn habIn. pcour9 pW tQh'"
oufs YCrthslbaft(ts pirtOutn tcnnsn'
Mt,tSrot.S Srrup--tin hsrrlibts unS ro'rf'
aaui,s glttd in ouittn uno &srtdltun9sn uno Iue
9Qinntruno rW Huf;tHrun9. Yrsts % eEn'S 0''
SlafhS.
Scpfwth-W WtrlSntu biz on nsural9tltntn
yhm,r,,n tpsr nsrgSfcm Stpfrsb Istosn' srba'ttn
icoI,it SinCirur9 eurh Gttraud untsrss esPp0'"
Slirirs Vrsis % Gents bic 5aidhs.
Somilitu oaarwai d s-3um Msin,Ssn
sss 9epf,s, Gn,ftrnun3 rem Srino i'', Ia es"'S
pSr g0d. .i.,
Xrtf6t 6arttr:5o 5omsn- 9uaran''''
gut isir. o.v,s,,
ptcOaraptiid5s Gtsmstattn detS S'rrdt5'S'
9absSr;;, dnosn in unIsrer NpC,bsts Nets t,n.n
nsrratb rer,Saousr 38tus prn Der rrrjd9I'd'n S''
fsrti9un8.
6. .. 2dlp1I,
- III uqbu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01
Carpets unG Orlturb,
In GlNriOOs's DubLfrilsm StObr.
sss:s's': s%'s;'sG yss!1:':: S;s1;';: enrpetS.

Gtliti iaut, SslIab rEn alien Srsitn, uue gRat'
tinaS pen autn artIn. mir sinGr lrOein Auspabl rcT
irhr tpcblfcilen Snerain:. G5dn9s: uub StjG9En'
Garpcts. euupsn. Garysts, 9auR,WtaFn' une lpORf.
iarpIlt, L. |. 10.
9nrsm it uuttr MY N,r:riiH Rti';n c!r. e ssU
id, I'M Si4nit oilis IS Gitr ali htni,ustlD u,,tsrtE
prtiFsu. pIIhi ban aSuiuu in em bSrtsltsn 3tltSn
Ssiausn. " rCrtGuftu. Gno SGutCr wi.ben ftneSn
ca6 eis6 Esr glag III. lpp fe yste paren tGnusn.
~. 8. Gibrie9e,
Es. 43 Strap6Irre St. 2iG Isdrt tbsrbal0 Gbss
nut philaottvbto.
@gnaptsrvr IN bic srae Stross ptsrbab eSr
2tCn StraRS.
NpdrB 81. ne3D
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q a. Sinner & Cp.,s OSn,fttrn

rpsroen. DtlthsS cine fhSns tGufrirts, eem GGsen:
ftono sin;ttG 9swioms,s Sstiun9 II. Dtsld6s wtro
arGits psrobtrl9t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01
5eppite, Gtfen, Slunell, 6dlbIeinen,
IL. (. N.
GairS aus rotsr g4Cas biGts usrtrti9r on hts
Sfutt, 0rGn, Slau unt Self

04irc pSthsntti6 esfdrtt; unb ntr st.pas ju far
6sn bat III etnsdaeen bic IrtitCI ju trtn9en na BE-
Qusntaunsr BrlIenmunufattur Su
s.. @atriel.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01

Iueu,aun, Sst. u ls6l. "t-O
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-10-01

9tlabslpbta SiFcr 9t0 Gts1nut Str0bs.
Geo. Qucas uub Srtn, IssRtsn in Qllsntam,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

Special Dispatch to the Chicago TimesJ
ST. LOUIS, November 2l-General Schcfsld
will arrive tonight from the Southwest and re-
main until be has recovered from his illness.
An unofficial count elects Blair over Knox by
three votes.
Tue steamer January brought over four hun
dred sick from Columbus. They belonged TO
Grants army, and were sent by railroad from
Corinth.
Loans majority over Bruce, S. Joseph dis
trict, is SOS.
The sanitary commission have recommended
opening another military prison, ss the present
ones are too crowted General Curtis has given
them authority.
The following are additional names OF persons
assessed Robert A Barnes, ID. a January, /.
c. Beisliniere. Mrs. Sire, Mrs. Graham.
ST LOUIS, November 2l-Advians have been
received tsat the enemyin the Southwest had
advanced, $4,000 strong, from B,sf0n Mountain
to Cave Hui, apparently intending 10 give battle
TO our forces under General Blunt Leaning
That the enemy was st Cave Hill, Blunt made
preparations to move upon him. but soon found,
as il apprisei Of The fact, that the rebels had
huuiedly wighdTswn, and again retired to tie
noun aims.
This is all toe intelligence at present received
in Tels. ion to this moFement
General Seh0feld has received q temporary
leave of absence from his command on account
Of sickness, and is now on bis way 70 81. Louis.
Brigsdier-G General German has bseu instructed
to report for orders 10 General Carts, and viii
shortly arrive here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29
From aEsxioo.

From The New YORK Times nov col
We have received, by way Of Havana, adj
vices from the City of Mexico to the 2S.h ult,
from O1zsba to the 18th, and from Vera Cruz
to the LIST inst. TIE news Is Of considerable i'm
portanee. No engagement has yet taken place
between the French and Mexican troops, but
appearances indicated that a collision could not
be much longer delayed Gen. Ferry had ar
rived at 0rizsba, ard . large number Of the
French expeditionary c~orps-upwards Of 1900
had been landed at Vera CrUz. The Next
cars we're busiiy occupied in strengthening the
deienses OF Peuola and the capital, and the road
between the two cities, which was TO be dispu-
ted inch by inch There was more unity and
enthusiasm displayed by the Mexicans than
ever before. Several Of Che principal reactions-
~ chiefs had given IN their adhesion to JuaTez,
and the determination appeared to be gen
arAl to give the Ffench as much Hgouble ss pos
5ibla. Military rule has been declared in the
States Of P0ebla, Haxeala acd Vera Cruz
Sickness continued to exist in the French feet
to d fearful extent Several deaths had oc.
cured on board tue iron-clad higate Nornandie,
from yellow fever, aud among them wers three
officers. NoTtheTly winds, however, bad set in,
and a decrease in The umbe Of deaths was eK-
pected. A fUrious gale mad caused great dam
sge to the shipping atYsra Cruz aud Saeri6-
cious. A French man-0fWar, (the Cbaptal)
vas diyen ashore. and will undoubtedly be lost
a large number Of vessels he'd been lost. inclU.
ding the Am1ican bark Sheridan, the American
bark Justice S. Long, and the American
schooner Mary Emma Also, several French,
Spanish, English, Mexican and Hanoverian
vessels Two French transports were wrecked,
and another was saved at the expense Of LEI
mssts. Many lives were lost. All on board az
English brig had pefished, and Of twelve per
sons On board tie French bark Ysutil only one
was saved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

Correspondence Of the Chicago TimesI
WASHINGTON, November Is - Congress
meets one week from Monday, end Washington
is daily receiving large additions to its present
throngs Of visitors. TIE usual appearance oil
lobby-sgents, professional contractors, qaaek
doctors, and other thieves, indicates thai the
harvest t. come must yield bounhfully, and
that Congress Will cGlmiu8te their various
schemes. Why, last night, at Wizards I saw
The csUntsnances OF Two lobby-agants who we're
about the capitol ia their present voeaton eight
and ten yesrs ago. The war only increases
thsir business, and huadreds Of schemes are
already on the sspis. Propositions for enanei-
patton, new elsEuors for iEon-clsas inors vessels
for ssle, and a thousand oiher things growing
out Of the war, will be presented 70 Congress
ere new years day 20. liberty, Whist contracts
are committed IN Thy name ~
Washington is brushing up for tho seasen.and
putting on clean face. The mul6tarioUs Ines
of new street-railwsys, is three neE theaiers,
and the other sthsciopaw with their cosmopolitan
features, make Washington now q stranger to
Washington Of s tea years $50. All OF the
avenue hotels sYe o new tim. The old NaH1nsl
is goiag ragah g c3mplsla roDoYstion audi
heiag handsomely leiuInished throughout.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-29

By alste arrival We have received the Nassau
Guardian of the I2h inst The prize steamer
Emile Formerly VIM. SeGhrcok) WIS sold at
Philadelphia Iately for 50 400. Two hundred
bales Of cotton, part of tie cargo Of the florida,
was disposed OF at the following prices 10 bales
st 60 cents per pound 80 a. s. cents; 50 at SO
cents p at So cents; 9j at 574 cents, and @ lot
Of lo0se material ct y cents per pound. The
brig Black Hawk, which was stranded on Or
angs Gays, while on a voyage from NeF York
TO Cardenas, has been sold st Nassau. The
New York Herald, Of o 29tb, says thst the
War Department Of the Lincoln government had
decided to permit couscrp pts TO enlist in such vol
unteer organizations as they may select within
g reasonable time after they are drafted.
The Prince Of Wales having attained his 2I=s
yssr on Sunday, November 9sh, the royal
standard was hoisted at Government Hill, near
Nasssu, aud a salute was fred at I03- n .
from tie town barracks by tire ROYAL Artillery
in honor Of the suspicious event. Monday was
observed as a public holiday. The weather st
Nassau hsd been cool, Thermometer at one time
failing to 81 degrees. Tae schooner J j. Fin
layson frem New York, Flying Scud from Phil
a~delphis, aRd Mystic Valley from Mstam0rzs,
had arrived Al Nassau Charleston MeTcury, I'D.
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onr Eo.s n For, DoneI.on.

Correspondence Of the Missouri Republican,
In your article headed " Horrors Of War
you say " at Fort Donelson we lost $500"
Allow ms TO say q few words on this subject
am satisfied two popular errors prevail in
the South with regard TO that battle, so far as
Confederates are concerned Oae is, that our
loss ia killed and wounded is greatly exsggs-
rated and the other is, that The number vino
surrendered as prisoners, is considerably under
estimated. Your ow0 statement embodies Inc
first error. a f~oot-note on page 81, of POlzrd's
" Elrst Year of The War emD0dies the second.
Pollard, who assumes to give a correct list of
the Confederate prisoners taken st Fort Donel-
son, puts down the number at .5,079. His fig
Ures, ia sons cas- IS, are wide of the mark. He
styles the loss of the y Kentucky regiment To
be 1876. ~Iinqnired Of Colonel Hanson, who was
lately there, how many men he had al the time
OF the surrender. h replied: 81 surrendered
400 odd men," Pollard puts the loss Of The
Goth Tennessee at o., whereas, It is al least 800.
The ooh Tennessee, Colonel Palmer, IS not on
his list. The above regiments we're all recently
at this place, as returned Fort D5neIson pris-
Oners.
Meeting-with Gen. Backner, 1 referred to Pol
lard's statement with regard to the aggregate
number surrendered. He said the number was
about eight thousand. The number of killed
and weuaded was about twelve hundred.
C0hverslrg with Gen. Jno. Q, Brown, form
erIy colonel Of the Sd Tennessee regiment, who
was snong the PRISONERS, be said =" Our loss in
killed was between three hundred aad three
hundred and ffy. IN wounded about one
thousand Our " hole loss in killed and wounded
was between thirteen aud fourteen huDdTed.
The number who surrendered as prisoners was
between seven thousand FIVE hundred and eight
thoussud'
Our loss at Donelson, in killed and wounded,
is suTPEf ingly small, compared with that ou the
other side. They overshot our men. lille our
soldiers did fearful execution in their ranks.
Their loss in killed alone is put down at 2500.
J. H NJ.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 70, 1862.
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RTNANAYN.

I~oHMITFED TO che jail ot Lafayette ccurfy. OF
tl7 Altd AoVem7-r. IeG2, q NEGRO BOY. wha
saya MS meme ls 0Ibei, azc rLt De belongs o. John
son o. he Mics ssiPPI river. below Memphis said
coy D 1afk, tWectg-srveu yesrs o d. Weighs about one
hundred aid s-vsuty-ivs pcu1d. has G1 a uorstsd.
sufed hhHt, scnu eo.ored Clt1 c1a and black cloth
2a1F SAD eoT sass re- was L.ey ssp-ued and
toned oVerto MAJ Tracs-. conn fssry for Prices
ainl7, from WEO De- raa away.
as2. o. be ls-h MSS, BOY wto s,ys bis naEs 81
sa-A, ana t1at be teie7U 90 Eoauy TeaEsou, Ocths-
b-W colniy 2F- said Boy r hlack. ahoEl eTenty-
iear years od. WEIGHS a5au- ous huu1rs6 sld hfy
pau1d7, has on usuab1r- palrs. mixed with wool
.0lack cloth coat s1d wttcs laL
The avnHr- Of saa boss sr- re7-estad 20 c-ms fer
ward pore Hup-tty. p ; charges e1d @ be them
aTsy, or they VIII be- deaf a--a % no az dgrca
ao-laHJv VII aILGht LE. Jalcr-
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Reports from Greenbrier are contradictory
Some gentlemen from the West, with whom We
canvsrsed last night, stated that it was under
stood the enemy werei in large forcs in the county
We are unable to reconcile these conflicting
statements, bat incline to the opinion that II
there be any Of the enemy in the county, they
are but small msrsuding bands, whose only
object is plumber, and whose operations sre
necessarily confined to the extreme western
border.-LyacA5urg Republican, 22d.
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NEW ENyEL0Pg-At tie North q new style
of letter envelope has jast been issued. It's Pc
e~UliaTity consists in a hole Ell in the Iight-hand
which the postage stamp is placed This hole
is larger than the stamp but two or three bars
Of paper are left rUnuing across It. The stamp
thus aihores to the letter itself IS vel as to e
small part Of the envelope. Tn p]rincipa. ad-
vantage is that The stamp and Postmsrk remaia
Oh the back Of the letter after the envelope ia
lost or thrown away. This OBJECT seems to be
most ingeui5usiy and efficiently gained b. The
invention.
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EDrToRs APPEAL: My attention was called
to the proceedings of q meeting Of exchanged
prisoners, published in your paper. In the
+" black list" the name Of Nj. James McGowan
OF the Doth Mississippi regiment, a member Of
my company, appears as having taken the oath
of allegiance to the United States. Justice to
an ebedient and brave deceased soldier, demsnds
of me, as bis captain, 10 deny the charge. TIE
said James MCGOWAN died, true to his adopted
country, in prison at Chicago. The gentlemen,
composing the meeting, made the mistake, I
suppose, by eoafounding the name of james
McGowan with that of James Goaen, who was
also a member of my company, and did take the
oath of allegiance to tho United States. The
former was a uative of Ireland, the latter of
Nav York. You will, Massrs. Editors, for tho
reputation of a good soldier, make the proper
correction. Very respectfully,
II. CANTEY,
Capt. Co. A, 25th Miss. Reg't.
CAMP near AbbaviIle- Miss. Nov y. 1850
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10 C0MMANDERs OF PlRTIsaE

HEADQUaRTEBS CAsIP or DESTRUCTION
BEookHsvES Aisai November a 1901 S
General Order No
T7HE commander Of ALL Partisan Eznrea rrFu
Z t1a STATE Ct fiHis.ETi a-s ordered 90 f1rnzz ms,
W thin TIVE 81 Gays f-ou The eu5Is--ia1 81 -ns e-5sr,
via G5 p L@r sHrhortT Or rsE ser ocrgs-
Those fsli1s or rfssuE 20 empty viii b. reported 20
General Pvu5e-t-n IS am directed BE- Secretary q
Wsr 30 DO for d lndm-n.
p order 81 Selr=t-y ul Wzr,
D. r CLARK
E-cE end A General
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