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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03
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Am Oie 4eioenSett.
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December 8.

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fhwtiIitG, Sabnpeb, Stmsrjsn in ben @llGeer, Gppf
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0r. Stbbett's S6me3en.8Btter,
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SSrup,
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81 Itdrtcn, II. 10. .
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Or. S6laubs uniperial GiIenJ,
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

o. Die gntdnSer Der brutISsn rsfCrmirten
Sir&s fsicn I'm SG0r 1863 has Orsi6unpertid0.
ri8s SubiIdum btr @nnobms tsS Ssbslttrssr
8ats&ismHs ais esitfabfu ibrss tlr&n6en Be.
fsnntniGts,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

prUD Dibrnse, "a. NCp. Die 5rremans
Sant zen 9riaOl, RtObr GiIanh. purbs I'M bic
Summs BON 5000 StaIH brRCbItn unb UNI snt
bUte Summe in Bombs unb anrrsn gapirrfn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

9ln StBfsbGer.-9n rInsm gBs6Iel.
blatt lanS furd bic 0srisBuus elmer ainis Sol.
esnbes
:, gsbts g0C6s WuIbs sns arms Grau ll&sr
tntbunrFn bon sinsm-
Sr8santsn, 3rt Corporation unb 10 @smsinm
In Nsib unb @iisp."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

bttn"S tI.-Sst Nsuiatr linb scn
philadelphia aus 1 ,959, 1877 @aacnsn sctltn.
Del, bic sinsn 0rtt BON tibsr brsimaI buntsrt
unO SIsr,is tauitnO SbaIsr rrprdlrntiren, nod
frembtr ednbrn SsrItifFt wUresn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

TGtn nturr 8cmst, tsrO6 taum NIT blc6em
auSs ff&ttar. fol- In Der Ra6s bee 3ars Reten.
Stint Gntfsrnuns Scn Der Grbs rirb auf 20 Nl.
tiUnsn @siIsn, bic Spn Der Scnns auf SO Riqf =.
OMEN Weilsn anaearben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03
aGentoun, pa., December 3, 1862.
3 C'% y SsaenSns "rS esrauss'tr uuo Gissnrtamr
aIer. Miller. 8sbafs:Gbitcr.

"Sn osr Senouz Qn5ei9e bes perftcrs
benen g tep ben 9 So.llist, wel6e
1lb ibon felt eini9en @otben in mferer
.3eltun9 befano, bat ilb Elm ScbIer ein9es
1bliten, oa 100 es beibt oen l9ten De-
cember, folIte es beiBen ben stem. -
S5ie9e bic Qnjeies 70 pie fie iib in Der
beuti9en 3eitun9 befinoct.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03
@e0er un0 SC6eere.

ssS-gm I'Btsn @Amia3 bat ss cline furse 3sit
pisSr rs&t rrnfRaft bel urs in Gasntaun sc-
f&nsist, ater ba bic Grps nod BON 5yrOR btfrsitt
~, mar s taIb ptsbT Ssrfapunbsn, unO lief NIT
Nsm baraufuasnesn 8rssu am glOntas, Elm mtg
rrdtirr Drst turid.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

Outer ats. @Iaute tlps biz SSlft.
BON BEN, mas sin bEfsS 8cb l6tr cline anSere
5raa fact, absr CLAUDE spstmal bas @ute, bas
tin Riffs 0ritsmaal fiber sIns psrIun itrss Sc.
Ihlghtee berIhtrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

s6- SIN 70. 9unOiS Rssimtnt ttfnten i6
25 MstbONilsn'gsspissr. Ginr bauUn ID Col.
pnd unb flsttn RnO gapitans.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

s.-Gs IOasn nsue fa!l&t
$40 gicisu auf bic Sanf UOn RibbletUpn In
umlauf IsIn. Man GsI ba6sr pOrli&te.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

B6T Das 0spi6t elmer 5onnt pirb, penn
ndt fps5isl nntsrs triimmt, Iaut GrFlarung brs
Sterf'antOmmiidrs gu 2240 pfunb anssnUm,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

sS RuiOr u. g. D Rsr, bon gttbist IN,
grUSUf. .NdrI&dl hfr Sunbss 5uuptlabt ga.
I6tnstOn II gum gdns ttuss SbrR9trutsnants
ttf6Ibrt porbm,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03

s%eins @IeS'Ianb 3situns last, bic 9sute it.
nT Stabt ssbrautsn Nuusfollsn, altr Sadmd.
fern unb 5smbtn6pfs aIS ,,gDr6fsl." aua cine
f66nf gt9snO, bas.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03
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ni6t ipiTcn mem birlsIbf ssborsn. aml lZ1sn Os'
umbsr auf Sffsnttt6r Srnpu Osrtauit r'r0sn'
Sames 3une, ofem,ors.
@lia6 80. &uns,
glepember l9. Hao"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03
B@ Sin 2ebriun1e.

Gin Ssbriunse iur @rlsrnun8 pss Drudsr=9s=
i6dfts, trirO fUsIsIh Yulanst In Der Drudsrsi
Oss ngcdba Gauntv patriots." Gin Sun.
as BON t6 bic t8 Sabrtn Der GmlI& ltIrn tann,
bat ben SOBus. Dian mslps lid bd
9utb uno oa9enbub.
gllrntaun, December 3.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-12-03
S6dBbarer StDf
5ffemtIi6 Derfaufen.

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pasntr.
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am Gage rss gsrtaufs iibrrts3ablt Tsrr'n'
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8. 9. -Salliet, l(ou 'crs.
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glcbEmbtr 19. Hao"
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N10ri6t.

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Gclatn bic stpa @sI&dfts NIT mtr abjnma'
den BADEN. bsne tIsrmit jar Ra&Htt, rab t4
prr rinlssn 2assn ron tsr linton. Nrmts mad Ni'
l,ntaun ,urddsttttrt Bin, uub pae ID 'tniss BO'
den ki,r vrbltibn unb fann ptseer rnbn jurid'
tebren psrbs. Wan vsrf6ums tdbr ni6t anju'
rvrtden, samIt rl&s GslGaits abSsma6t TsT'
ben ttunEn
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THE NEW YORK STATE army LIST,

work OF great interest and vaue containing list OF the
Staff the STATE the STAT and Field Officers OF the Mitis
ard the whole commissioned Field, SaR and Company on
the yountcers with the dates Of their commits
sions, and the ration fthcr regiments Pubsed by the
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THAT "CURIoUs" BOOK" WOMEN IN NEW YORK.
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ing $50 pages so enravnas Dealers allowed nearly City
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW BOOK BY DR.. BEDFORD.

NEW BOOK BY DIR. BEDFOhD.
The PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF oBsrETRIcs-
ne n e o New % auS Gpi G
Illustrated by. Four colorcd Lhographic Plates and
Ssps 5 SsM York M0od s
way m p sss 81 Sy %n ess ss Sf %ss RS:se
We shall have greatly II this Book do no, prove
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ords former work The Diseases q Women and Children
French and German lanSuages has already M placed him
B. ,.sss Sssr, H. e Il
thorough luminous aud Systematic manner We cordially
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The s sss xss. and sis 50 page
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Bedford WITH q e s same sens ne .na MAJ srn ns c%
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We here originality which truly refresh.
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ment HIS work displays as would be expected .horough
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The best box 0ses ys Psdae a yaaaSe @ ae sss
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The book seems to have inspired al attachment, which
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journals with each other in expressions Of admiration
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book, instructor guide or authority,
Than BedIords Principies Practice The great fault
OF the work not any portion OF 10 bad but that some
part. .nperavcy excellent that even the braney
Of others Is obscured. . . -
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This truly Professor Bedford cannot fail
10 excite great the minds those bo fa
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sesscs OF Women and Children" It's destined to ake the
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Or Bedford our gratitude for having produced
national work of such uncquivocal value.
From the Pacific Medical ani Surgical Journal
This book viii take the highest rank among enr text books
II embodies The results OF DR.. BedforPs
practice this branch OF the profession and con-
tAius ri amount o information.
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pRoPosALs FOR s2soooo CENTRAL PARK I,

provemcnt Fund Stock OF 1876"
Sealed proposals will be received at the Comptrolers Of
nce until Monday the tenth day OF February 1862 at two
O'Clock r. M when the same will be publicly opened for the
whole or any part q she sum o. Two hundred and hiy thou
Stock authorized by chapter IS OF the Laws Of 1860
Ordinance Of the Common Council, approved by the
or, October H. 1861.
The said stock will bear interest the rate Of per
per PAYABLE quarter yearly and the principal will be
redecmable November I, 1875.
The proposals will state the amount OF stock desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof and the
whose proposals accepted will be required deposit with
the Chamberlain OF the city within days fer the omen
clndng the premiums on the
On presenting TO the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham
perlan for such deposits the parties viii be entitled 10 re-
certificates for equal amounts OF the
sock, bearing interest from the dates Of payments
Zach proposition should be sealed and endorsed Propo-
sails for Central Park Improvement Fund Stocku and the
enclosed 10 second envelope addressed 10 the Comp
troer.
The right reserved to reject any all Of the bids
eidered neceseary TO protect The interests Of the
city EOBERT r. HAws Comptroller.
Ciryor NEW YoRk, DxrAsTnsSy OF E,HAScs, tomptrol-
us Qmce, January y 1904
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PROPOSALS.

DoST OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY ., 1862
Sealed proposals will lie received until r. NJ OF the
goth inst for building extension to the Post Once Build.
Ing Plans and specifications be examined and ni0rma
ton obtained only at the Office OF the architect Orlnth
Thomas Esq., 40 Broadway between The hours OF A. NJ.
and The proposals endorsed Proposals for Post
once Extension to be addressed the undersigned
II Is understood that the Postmaster General shall have the
right to reject any or all Of the proposals, an r
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Ships Crcsws' LIE tiers.

VS. LIE tiers.
Lucy and Harriet ship. Henry
T. Eitzen
Lelchard ship, J II Garland
Lord Dufierin ship. Capt
Orkney, David Hammond
Lit'lc Edith ship, JAS Cross,
cook
Moro Castle saip, Cap, l. K
Ross
NJ G Day ship. Captain John
Chase, John J Nescott
Michigan shis, John Griffith
Mary Spencer bark, Capt J 7
Fisher
Midas bark. VIM wooiman
Ninnie 0orlon bark, john
Goldsmith. steward
Msnsonlto bark, Capt Gun.
niugh an
Maggie b "a, Palk McKearne
Nellie brig, captain W Smell.
grove
DIVA Buxton schr, Theo In.
graham
Peterborough ship, @ Dyson
Premier ship. Cspt McGilyery
Russia bark, Capt John Nc
kie
RELIEF ship, Alex wIlday c ,ok
Southampton ship, John
Thash, caIp.nter
81 Bryant BARR, Capt o q
Lane, Jr
S sh 81 erd bark, Capt Jcwett
sarah schr, Henry kembic
Tyne bark, Capt j Msillard,
George Wright
Ti;ina brig. John Brituell,
william Newl ugg
Talluloh brig, - Haley
TJ Hill schr. Matthew Nc.
Donald
usworth bark. CAPT Joseph
Turnbull
Vermont bark. VIM q, o sart,
second mate
Veteran brigantlne, Capt NJ J
Drew
VIM Cary ship, VIM Roberts
Windermere =, Ann Nichols
Washington Butcher bark,
Capt Walter Collins
Zamoesi ship, Hy II Faux
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS NINTH REGIMENT, ny Y.aM..
as Sa %
~ c e : ea %sde The S Ss Sh: .ao
ocers n regard ths loss they had sustained n the
After paying well mered tribute worth as soldier
and man. the Chair appointed committee Of seven 70
which were unanimously adopted =
from our d.
one long endeared to Us b good qualities both
Hssr ana Nave Win grief of III.
demise Of our late Lieutenant Colonel Nm H.icl wno
good In e his presence ever welcome, and in his
so h Is sas %na IA s s
TO the family and Of the deeeased our heartfelt
Resolved That out Of respec, and love for the deceased
herewith cheerfuy offer his orphan children our especial
Resolved That the officers and prvates Of this regiment
The s badge Of for thirty b,
the New York Herald fines Tribune World, Mercury and
sisned-cap.. P. J. clsassen. Chairman; Capt. Allan
Less%an Lieut.; v II Prages Lsqf u il stevens,
cG%ne con- com%snns c@snd Seaiwen cnamsn
NOTlCE.-I EDWARD R PYE, HEREBY NOTIFY
~ each and ali that individually responsible
for debts By do NOT authorize any person
Dated January Is. 1882
CONS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. RESIDENT IN NEW
y York and vicinity, atenon.-A meeting Of the
remen
Metropolitan Hotel saturday, 18Th Inst = ~
Tickets one dollar each 70 Dc had m the Asior HSsse
House. Manhattan Hotel Loyeoys Hotel and the Metropo-
Titan Hotel. CHAS. LUCE, Chairman.
NAFhhE N II fEfk5SwSs HOW.
n y pusSINsS; sStNS
CIIAs; =. souLE,
GEO =. PETERSON. Secretary.
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HOTELS.

A LBlON HOTEL AND BROADWAY HOUSE, SIS
~ Hudson street of Charles Rooms from 81 W
80 per week Board and Rooms - % per wccS
single persons and from 81 10 $l married Two very
venient Suits OF Rooms to let suitable for family
T. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFfCIAI TEETH-J. @. KENNEDY, DENTIST, 1856
n Bovery tiiee doors below Spring street, 10 inserting
beautiful life like teeth at the lowest possible prices
Whole sets on (old or Patina from o25 upwards
Silver or Rubber from 90 upwards Partial Sets Gold
81 ooh Silver d. Satisfaction guaranteed In a
cases.
AS HAVE HAD FOUR TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
"A out feeling any pain whatever, by DR.. J. JAY VII
TIRs I6b (lrand street, blocks from Broadway cheer
fully recommend him TO those suffering with tootache
SARAH A. DbMING, No. Henry street.
4 RTIFTCfAL BEAUTIFUL PATENTED "0UMOTyPE'
"A Teeth-Exiraordinary prcesSiver sets from 81 rub
bcr $40; vucane 500 gold, SD guaranteed FIRST class
dentistry Five premiums. Es .nlseed 1870 National
Dental Gallery ges most repleel Sixth syenuc
OF Twenty second strcet DR.. MANSON, DpnUs.
AT b. GRIFFIN BROTHERS. DENTISTS 2o7 FULTON
IN street. Brooklyn, and SS Orr nd srsek New York (for
merry eIe) have the largest and cheapest dental establish
ment In the world: They are inserting Teeth on tbss a;
on gold, o.; silver, o.
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miscellaneous.

,neOus.
Methodist Protestant
Metropolitan Washing Co
Monthly Bulletin OF Fashion
N Y journal
N u Monthly Review
N II ST. am Eaw Mill Co
North Amer Review
Picayune, Editor
Presbyterian Witness
Socratian Society
Union Cotton Mills. agent
Wesleyan Banner
X. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
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POST OFFlCE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
The mails Britain and the OF Europe
via Southampton and Bremen, per United Staes steamer
BREMEN and Tor Ireland via Queenstown, per the KAN
CARGO win close this Office Saturday the 18th Janu
AIRY, AT l031 M WIN. B. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-11
New York. Dec. 9.

New York, Dec. 8.
I The steamer Creole from New Orleans
the 9th ult.. via Havana the 4th inst,
has arrived The papers contain NO
news. -
New Orleans advices report the rebels
preparing to attack our gunboats at Gal.
weston with FIVE heavy armed river steam
ers with their sides covered with cotton
bales also that 5000 troops intend COM
ing down under cover of nigh. to board
the gunboats. Gen. Magruder assumed
command of the rebel troops there.
"A New Orleans letter states Gen. But
Ter extended his con6scation order 10 the
eatire Stlte of Louisiana west OF the Mis-
sissippi, except the parishes Of Orleans,
st. barnard, and plAqusmine. s,gs,.s
\ The bark Merdy, 'rom New Orleans,
fepGrts that on the aLl lust, of Hatserss,
she passed an expedition Of eight steamers
steering south.
! The steamer Creole brings the latest
intelligence from Mexico. The French
occupied Tampico without opposition.
The Mexicans previously dismaDtled the
forts. Gen. Forey was still at Orz.ba,
said to be putting his forces in m otion for
Puebla .4fsl E
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamer Hanso, from Southwest.
ern has arrived.
The Prince of Wales is to be married
in April.
Cotton is being extensively cultivated
In Barbados.
LIE Patria states that Russia virtually
intimates to England and France that she
Won't be prepared to recognize Prince
Alfred as King Of Greece.
The Constitutional declares France
sent serious note t. England and Rus
STA for mediation in American affairs.
Garibaldi's health 10 Improving.
A Liverpool paper states that Captain
Maily proceeded to St. Petersburg Is .
commissioner of the Confederate States.
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the expedieney Of reporting bill iorfeit-
ing the pay and eino.uments of officers 81
the army during the time they are absent.
except when upon sickllssvs. i5!isi7
Howard offered cpncurring resolution
instructing the Joint Committee on the
conduct of the war to make > report with
III conxeniAnt speed. LII A.lAll AlLl
Wright offered resolution inssructing
the Military Committee 70 inquire into
the exPedieDcy Of providing BY law for
the adoption Of some style more effective
and practicable than Inc one now in use
for the identifc4 ton and discharge Of
soldiers. = Il.
On motion of Sumner the Bill for the
relief of the owners OF the French ships
julie and Marie. vas taken up and pa sied
On motion of Anthony the resolution
increasing the bonds Of the Superinten-
dent q public printing was taken up and
passed. 7t', - !.
On motion Of Trumbull, the House
bill providing for the discharge of State
prisoners, and authorizing Judges OF the
y. s. Courts to take trial and recopnis-
ances to secure their trial, was taken M
and ordered to be printed. Postponed
till to morrow
Sherman gave notice that he should In
troduces en- amendment to the rules of
the Senate, so as to provide for Com
mittee on Agriculture. 9@
Henderson gave notice he should intro
duce bill to aid the State of Missouri
in effecting emancipation Of the slaves in
that State. SIC
The resolutions concerning the arrest
Of certain citizens of Delaware, was post
poned until tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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Rrsm North Caroline.

Newbern, No. via TT Monroe, Dee 8.
Great disaisction exists in the interior
and the impression prevailed thsrs tha. a
signal victory By Burnside will BIO follow.
cd BY the Immediate snd entire abandon
ment OF the border States and Including
North Carolina and Tennessee. -
The Progress Of the 4oth ult ssys that
the rebsl loss in the recent h..s.les amoun,
to 900 man.
It says the people Of Charleston have
piucked up their lead pipe aud contribu-
ted 10000 pounds to the government and
that the rebel government viii issue re-
ceipts for I'll lead pipe and other fixtures,
and binds itself to replace them at the end
of the war.