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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
KENTUCKY AFrAIPS.

ClscISsATI, Mosday, Dec. o. 1901
The Coanerriol has dispatch from Frankfort
XVI saying that the Hon. w. C.. Anderson for
merly Member of Congress- died to-day. Gov.
Magoiin contrary TO expectations, had approved Of
all the bills presented to bin. There was 40
further news FROM Somerset.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
ARRIVAL OF GOVERNMENT COTTON FROM
PORT ROYAL.
PHrLADELPHIA. Tuesdi

PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1861
Tie brig Ellen p. Stewart arrived here to-day
from Port ROYAL with 800 bales of Sea Isasd cotton
belonging 10 the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
THE TENTH NETWORK VOLUNTEER
CAVALRY.

EL'tiRA. y. Y, Tuesday. Dec. q. 1851
TheI0th New York Volunteer Cavalry, Col. e.
Lennon left Elmira at II o'clock this forenoon for
Gettysburg, Pa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
TIE MASON AND sLIDELL AFFAIR.

BosToS. Tuesday. Dec q. lGl
Nothing is known in Boson in regard to Nossrs
Mason and SlidelPs leavingi the Europa Tomorrow
and he rumor 10 that effect is doubtless unfouudcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

assurance that Lucoln's Message had produced COM
plete revolution among Union men.
The Georgia Legislature appropriated $780, 900 for
the relief of the Charleston sufferers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

vice were received and referred to the Committee on
Military Affairs The following appointments were
also confirmed:
Thomas Shsupand Of NewYork Consul at Port Loris Isle
OF TIsrce.
Albert J. Dezeyk Of Iowa Consul at Toronto.
Audew j. CaIGthes Of the District Of Columbia, Consul at
Martinique.
Robert Haley OF California Consul at Msnzanla
VIM. Pickering Of Illinois Governor OF Washington Ter
hory. 80,
Friucs a. Ryon OF Wisconsin, Reeite, Of the Public
Lands at Neosho
Geo n Black Receiver of the Public Moneys at Spring
field. H.
James h. Mills. Receiver at Otter Trail City MINI.
Ataph Whiitlesey, Receiver at Boy field Wis.
Robert b. McDougai, Register ut Chillcothe, D.
VIM. r. Ekin, Register at Springfield. ILL.,
James H. Lane of Kansas Bgader General Of Volunteer
Joseph Wilbur Postmaster of Taunton, and EDWIN Shs"
Postmaster at Fall River, Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

SEVERE LOSS OF THE REBELS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
To tie Associs:ed Press

WAsBIsGToS. Tuesday, Dec. a. 1861.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS GONE HOME
Not more than 81 Senators were present at the
s.sson to-day, the majority of them, as well as many
members Of tho House. having left the city to enjoy
the holidays al home.
THE ATToRNEY-GENERAL On PRIVATE CLAIMS.
The Attorney. General has respectfully declined to
give to the Senate his opinion on private claim, al
Lodging precedent as well as want Of power as a
justification for Noncompliance with the request.
TIE EXECUTIVE SESSION.
The Senate, in Executive Session to-day, confirmed
q large number Of surgeons in the regular asny
Many Of the appointments in that branch OF tic ser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

THE FIGHT AT DRANESVILLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
TIE TARIFF BILL.
The following is correct copy Of the Tariff bill as
roaeed by beth Houses:

passed Dy OCth iousts.
BE enacted BY Tie Senate and H0Hse Of Rprsssaidire
of the United SGtos Of diner C0n0ys dssentied That
and after the datc Of tho passage OF this act III ie1 OF
the duties heretofore imposed BY law on articles
toned shall be levied, collected and paid on tue
goods wares and merchandise herein enumerated and ro-
vded for imported from foreign countries the following duties
and rates OF duty, that il to say;
Fiyst: On all teas 20 cents rer pound
Second Coffee Of all kinds cents per pound.
Third: On ell commonly called Muscovedo or
brown sugar aud advanced above No H. Dutch
STANDARD BY oayng boiling clarifying other process and
on strip sugar and concentrated osses
or concentrated Inelsdo cents per pounds on white ana
cayed sugsr when advanced beyond the state above
Ne r. Dutch standard by clarifying other process ard
not refined per pound On refined sugar. whether
loaf, lump puverized cents pc. .odnd On sugsr,'
after beng refined, when fhey ae tnctured, col
ored, or in any other way adultersted; and on
sugar candy erh cents per pound moase six cents pr
gallon provided that all sups Of sugar cane conce
sted noases concentrated melao, entered nooer th
name noases other than srup OF sugar or OF
sugar csne concentrated nossses concent!sd melado
be sbs forfeiture the United States aud the same
shall be forfeited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

A PEACEFUL SOLUTION PROBABLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25
THE WAR FOR THE union.

TIE STEAMER TRENT AFFAIR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

Its Effect on the English Ministry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

NOTHING BELLIcERENT YET
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-25

THE DEATH OF PRINCE ALBERT
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-31
Dermifbtes.

- yin neuer 9narelsYertrn9 1T Ipii6sn Bel.
glen unO 6rantrei& abaeI6lcfsn worbrn.
Der Seriht, roe @reline patti F6 an
gsftn Der &Ctbl6iIDs Uer6siral6en wUle, wiro
BON ben @slrfirfen ais p~erfritt te,et6net.
Damenbite perpen iebt aud BON 0apter
8tmaht, Dem man ieDe Strubiarbe aeben fam.
9sbt bns 70 fort, 70 wtroen mir aud nod BON
9apter SoIen unc Striimpfe trassn.
S6nt9 Otto 0en @ris6snIanO bsatfhtist
England gu teiuGen. Die &Snistn mirO an let.
uer StsGle lie 9testsrunsssef6dfts b~eIursen.
- Sst Dem 9dnjlt6en Wan9ei BON Slannea
in ben IiOIi&sn Stanten f8tGst Der Savannab
Hrrublican" Dor, BEN untrr benz gamrn Sas
nabur9 bsfanntsn StOf gu nebmsn, Der i'm Gil
ben fabririrt miro unb ii6 nod porBasliGer 3u
unterjsn9 si9nsn fol-.
Cine 3eituns BON 0ntamuras i'm @taote
SamauIipas, MeritO, ipri6t f& ,u @unasn ei.
ner annera ion tsnes Gtaatea an Die tIr[ihe
CONFEDERATION aus.
Bon CANADA tSmmt fit gaGrt6t. baG bic
srGBte BabrfdstnIi6tsit SOr6anOrn lit, bas bic
enslti&s 8s8ifrun9 bic GOnfTcsrirten Staatrn
ansrtsnnen msrbr.
yin 9anoslspertrag Spifhen 5rantreih
unb benz teuti@rn 3UuUsrein lUate IUfprt untrrs
Sei6net werbsn.
= Tr. Gurrsr, friber 8iesprafoent unO felt
me6rsrsn Satren 9rdFornt Der S6wei,er Rs.
9isrune, larb an "a. SuIt.
gntisRsn unO ~S'sresbsn 1T bas erC6e Sc.
leB Der Natur - ni6ts bleibt unp ni6ts il
unVeranberIi6, wie Die 8erdnOeruus.
Oit Dem SewuBtiein, sinsn retIiden
5rsunS an ieinsr Settle gu BADEN, fi6lt mon f6
in Der 6remOe 70 sinbsimii6, ale man l6 ubne
bisfsn umitanO in itnem Saterlaube IremO fab.
len fam.
SreIeu, bic fir chamber 9s16nfen Inr,
freten sinnnrsr snt9s9sn, wts unr no fs lb
antrsfsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-31
Bum Ssrtauf batsn ptelslben auf Qaoer .

Gum Scrfauf batsn p~teislten auf Eager:
90 66bs. 8reatS, fleine.
25 Sbps. SHOULDERS, feline.
10 9bps. uno % SblS. fleIne .5amS.
so Sbls. unt IS Gess Seal 2arS.
10 6bbS. feline DO.
25 pbb. In0a SiecS.
100 86lS. SO. 3 Wloferl.
80 20. .Ne. l nno DO. 2 MaferI.s
$50 %. Sanity SrrpinsS.
100 DO. @rllbep, gpmOereb unO Gut Guar.
$50 DO. 8. YelOrp, ertra g, y, uuo u. Sunor
100 DO. $40. |, . uno 3 Sugar, in Ribrpnb +, britirt
20 SbbS. so. 0 Sugar. '"
100 9bl5. so. 0 Rolahts.
100 pail 9heItS rno Small 9rreS Gjreen unS Slof Ia
5OO 8pre9 S9erm, Noomantine unS SaQpm GauSIrS.
100 DO. 9ecriipe, 9aIm, Sruipn II. QnScre Seifsrort,n
300 Dirt. 8uttte IN SrOCmS.
Gum &erta4f bel @m 3. SUnss 1t. So.
paA- 80 babe, Yisrtet uno attel CASTS feintt
tmgOrtirten 9r9npie, untsr ibnen BON s. 6unpbrs
Sules 9tobtn u. Co., q. Ssiauat, Staro, 9uvep n. Gp.
500 SbIs. fttnen alien g86isft9 BON ben RoWntainS ga.
300 10 aItsu 2SbisfeY BON philadelphia.
. Qtetten tmporttrten Shioan Sin.
30 CASTS Sladberrp, Gberrp unO @iNaer 9rausp.
40 8elS. frilden @iber uno 9eyriose5 gle.
100 DO 3. s. 6lOts unb RirfpatridS 9iauors.
100000 tmgorttrte 9rincipce Gigarren.
300 9eren ". 2Baro uno anbrre Sprten fa6rieirtsn Sa6d
200 Sadie 8iC, 2u9uira un6 SaSa Gaffee.
100 S6fe 5ali.
40 CASTS d6ten alien gOrt, @abeira uns S6errs ggein
400 9bIs. common frani6iilben 9ranSY, Sin II. gS6isfgs
so DO fine cIo &pple Brandy. ~
9rouno Sptes, 9epper, Singer, gutmeas, Grain lpepyr
uns Spiee, 9ipes, GUr6e5 un6 ale SOrten IrappirG Sal
per, %gDrapptn9 &ptne, 9a5fets, 8tDpr 9udet5, B9I6in;
ano Sre9S SODA, M1t4fS. SOB 6iib, 96Oics @utttr pi
9bseie, ale SorteH Sbse uno Candles, Oemiio6nS. 5e'
boards, Snf, SIafin9, Sbos anb Seru6iaa 8ru1bss.
9taie, Seans II. |. 10. gum 9erfauf bei
SO %. Spne8 II Il y
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-31
SO m. 81. Soure IL. O O.,

l5te StraBc, opti6en 1oin unp Gars,
ftnb bic a~Getnisen @9enteE I'M Staatc Sirstnia fur bic FIJI
9snoen Yor'isltten gBbisfep- Soften, Die ale BON Bis
Sabr alt Itnb, n6mli6
81. q. Stuart'e. pcRiIirt in Gudtrtcoe 60.
George Sanfs, reitiairt in 8udbrinoe 60.
Spbn &aptpn's, peftlirt in Gpd6ripoe So.
5enrp Oidman's, psftatrt in NuauIa 60.
@ecrSe 9ar9ucn, b"ciiutrt in 8odbripee 60, 4
s. Srommra's @rtra eagle, brniairt in 0bi.
labelpbta, ga.
Iue bisIt BbtStep- Surtrn, Defenders ater Sen BON n. 81
Sifiart, t0ltren mir 8icocrpcrtiafern bcitcus cmpfeblcn, Ia
mir oepon ~lberScu9t ltnb, bos biefcr gBoisfeY ntbt oltir
oltt bier I'M RaItte befinbli6tn g~8bisfcy's eIcihfummt.
lonoern %ottleltcn an @ute nod bel @Bcttcm ~lbertrint. lBr,
tu9en rtnten cinen 9ref CcS Srn. StuartS Bel, ipurauS man
ertteptt, oaB bericlbe uns ben oleiuigcn 8erfauf lctnrs lBbiS.
teos u~btrtra9cn bat. IuG Ycn ben lbrtaen Scrrcn t6nrtn
MIR 9leibe Sontrocte publicirCu, bIltrn e5 ieopb fir acri.
no, nur btelcn linen Su per6fcntti6en.
gSir baben ternsr auf Eager Die fplsenSen Sprten outtn
9Bbtetcp, ndnli6 ppn: go
prter Ginger, q. 6. Sherman, 8. %. Sones,
s. .. Slime 9. 81. 8lat y, s. 9. 6lad,
GuecalCCla, Subn Srnrtcn Hnp Nupere. !
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81. 81. Q tuorts =
Ucr3IaIt6er Rbistep.

0cr3i 9lt6sr @ 6tstrY.
gGir iinO re %sinii9en &ertGuirr cicirs terT6m,
ten @bistc9 fir BEN St0at Sirginien, u"O or.
laubcn uns bic gufmerfia mttit Der rrip. g8irttr
uno @rrccrYtcltecr auf pirirn Is Monate olftn
9urr DID |9c lDtisicY su l~cnten, cbt fr ibu
Gint6ufe aucermGrtS MAIDEN.
% 6alb Stle. Superipr German 8itters, .
90 SbIs. unN % baIte YbIe. Yidles, a
SlO 9pple brandy,
10 8bIS. dhtcn alien Yeab 9ranry,
80 10 9rOBr SO. 1ModrrrI,
Sanity OH 9tye, Gromwrls @rtrd Gaalr,
3. S. 8lpdS unb q. 6. S0ermaus gB6isTss,
0ure DID 6ol0no Sin,
Ole. @iOer unt Ytdlrs,
Ginger, @berrY unp SladpfrrY BRANDS,
@rC. Sants unO SEQ. 2arausr Mcunt. @6istey
90 IN. 9. Sonfe II. Co.,
10. Srra6e sptidben Oiain II. Carr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-31
WM. WALLACE's Pure MOUNTAIN Dew
WHISKEY

0tclcr gSbtctco rrjre uIr Gtt ourt uns 6c;roen. mir
mo ten oos 4ubittuIl lttrouf aufmcrfldm uub nGrutn pas
Icy. yer NntaUt ctrcs uod9rmodttn GltifclS, ia oieIer
SgN9tetro MUIR our@ infer 6ouS bcio9cn ipcrbcu fam. 8aufs
ife' aeer, mrlT,r etl Barrel pocr mcbr pcn oicfcm p~pr;lioIis
den Sroro Su tauftn wun1tcn, lputeu nir oo foufcn. rpE IL
N ee SertdStrr Sertrouen lcecu. g8ir pinIteu. Sos Qu-
b!titIln MIR Epr 6ollduu9en III narrcn. 90tr 6alttn tets
'cincn Gr0BtN Scrratb Vru biccm QBbi5tCY ouf QLocr, pcn mir
iIr ram N'rtoulcn, wcnn or ~p,rislcnS IL Munote alt III.
3Etnl! er;nnere N6, cNB MIR bc auCiuiQcu 8ert6ufcr BON %.
~RHGUstce 9ule Diountoin 9ep 29bjSfeo ituo, unb Sos mir
4ti. LUlcn 9ret9 bel Sertdufcn Yon l bis 100 Barrels ta6cn,
yno l5oer Houliebbab(r Gin, bicleu pprsisIi6en uub rstren
NBPteIs9 elmer 9rpec ;U untcrperfcn.
2S NJ. % oIIdee S6bne,
Cde G0rN nH0 Nearl l4Nl Srafc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-31

- Vie AnccrIcn Spuopts BON Nep 9Ic,t
etpa IOOO Nann fart, unb bnS lite Rbupe SSs
lanO Hs9tn;ent, p%aIftrten am %. b. auf tbrem
sSs9s nod Baibtnstpn bur6 Baltimore.
- SIN NorSrn III 5ar3 um so PCT. p.raau,
gene Wo6t 9eitc9eu.
in Soma fUfeu &artcfsln 2 Gents Der
Sul6el. @st5en 80 Gts., &urn 8 gts., Butter
Z StS. per @funb. @ter 2 gts. per Dubenb unS
Sdie = Gts. per 9fuup. Da Lessen mir bier i'm
Suosn bod etrns tufIpieliecr.
- Ote Nep yorte. pSimes" unb yGrt6unr"
tpUuen tbre Scnntassuussatsn rinRcueu, ba bic
etnnabme bic ~9lus9ate ni6t mebr reden nil.
&n6 btsiss ifnb Srii6tr oee &rieaes.
- stncoln BAT ben Srfebl ert6etlt, beridtet
ete &barlcfon 0euti6s 3cituna. einen pOtl
p%latttrten Oannpfer 3u bausn, uno 3u biefrm
3psd anrerttalb MiuiUnen Dollars ausosfeht.
- NarYlnnb iUl auf Dem puntte fs6en, flo
gu srbsten unb partet bios nuf BEN @inmarIG
Der laSliGen 8ruppsn, um 2ineVIus Sod ot,u.
Iditteln.
- Ote rehabilitation SerIammIunaen Der
Oeutl6sn In Nsw gOrf bnurrn fort. sic psrr
lan9sn oon Der Stabtbsb6rbs, ta6 Fe tsnen Or.
belt perihafen Ioue.
- Gin 8tcsimrnt BON @rurata bat itcr $50
Rann, bic iber 6 8n6 bod ltub. Sc beRnben
f8 r~tenfaus In rtrlem 8estmsnte cine Qn,abl
DCetUrsn uno acputatsr, lpwie IA @afcrrn.
Die Oeuti&e Naticnnl. 3eituua, peIdbr,
ME mis- tert&teten, felt hem Item Queuf in
gtsp gUrt erf6eint unp ben 5ricprn tefirpcrtet,
lcu BON etnsm Or. 6ppfe rebiatrt psrpen.
- &brnbam 9incoln BAT cine 0%rut[1motipn
%etsafIen, norm er oOsn 5anorl. nit ben oueae,
trstenrn Stnatsn als urssfebtt& rrtldrt. aae
Bnnrsn, peI&e ju @aGer poer Qano rurtbtn
atSshsn Ubsr bertOmmrn, peroen tcnfecirt. Qns
S3tfe, wrlhe Seuten in Den @unfGrcrtrten Staar
Ten t~estlipctle Uoer gan, gcbGren unp IL BEN S6.
zen Ger Ser. Stantrn corr auf rem Neere ocIun.
zen psrSsn, icuen Is Sage mad Grla, pieI,r
Proclamation e%unfsctrt perben.
Ntncoln bat cine nrue WetbpSe eutbedt,
Die Iurlt@sn 9afrn rfccttU gu bludtrcn. @r Eat
cine an5abl nit Stcinru bcIabrner @6pru,r
an9etauft unp TirO fe rpr Den S6fcn unb Sin,
taprten Der @onf0Oeration futen Gafen,. um trn
S@tHtn Die GIN uuo 9~Iusfl6rt ,u erIbwsrrn
Db ptsF tefer istu ptrp, ais feline uncFeftipsn
SrteSSl@tfe, 1T nod Die 8rnsr, or miistc renn
ilmmtIihe S&ife Der Scr. Staten nit @teiuen
belaosn unp fts inten IaIsu, unb paS wTrpe pph
Elm tbeursS Ssrsnissn werbrn.
y. ,. SliDcr BON Georgia, Ger Giocnt6ii.
msr res bltnoeH BIGGER. 9iantfsn, bate bos I'M
9ind, auf Orr Chattanooga Gtisnrabn Gin 9etn
gu trtbeu.
- SIM Sort NOnrUe 1T Die src6e Union Sa
none 0uf9'plan5t mOrrcn; bic $50 9fb. Ibtpe.
rem Su9sln rareu ieou6 nod niht einaetruffen
prin; NnpuIsUn, Der ieBt ZEN sBrfen &c,
rsilt, beatlt6ttst feline pellt6s 3pur bis nah
ben 9ratriesn fcrtjufebeu, nm bic @unOer Der.
eIben in Nuseni6rtn au nsbmsn.
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Gcdbri6se Courts, L. 8ebruag

SD 6cibcini9c ticrmit, ba6 id nit BEN Serrcn
SpneS IL. Go. in Stdmpno Gitp cincn @pntrNg,
%aIelnl9en Strtauf rtetncs 2%BbistesS o6ecl6luneu bo6s
mad wcldcm i'd rrrpfi6tet bin, nar an Sicics 6ous NJ
Sertaufrn uno Spor mug oieirr 28biefrY ~peniotenS eiuraBf,
alt ltuh. SD bemcrte bier, bas Ter gD6tefc9, cen IL
an cot9ee oaus abltsfcrc, bereItS Is Monlte ait III.
bsittn Q0biSfcpr Rcnncr ftimmcn parin nberein. Snk AN
mir o%elttuirte 9Bbiefcy ale auocrcn SranOs l6crtrift unS
rrtro rS mem ~eitrtgitsS 9sltre6tn iCin uno wcrot ids fctn,
Spten np9 Ytube lparcn. bicicn 28btSfru nit ZEN 9BlnItm
uno Fem 0el9maf o5 Y~UbIitGn5 ubcrtinittnmtuo III
maiden. 81 81 Stuort "
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gNLNI-N I'D MLrclrnNliiRrr.

&7 IN s;Hc eJoUlcia bt'0nEtc SAT-, toF urfcr 6ous Ieir
|, #,.t, HcH JN.ro5 S,ttoil- INN Wbulciale @cl5dftc in
t'aa @iaoi 1ciiGUt sat. SSCmttr bctonui bGrftc obcr fem.
Ea'" N'us en- Smta1c'05f, m Nup SIorf bot, unb nan
Ll .''i3 "of.eilutNr5 Hl2 hi britCu uuo bilio.
a.a..H .uf UHe tutlWtft uub CCC.btu itoC 9Spdc bier
'tINl. werner NooIdt u~t9gGClwT tCtOrnt III ncrocu.
a N'e#N"0, Hrnprtrrcu, Butter, STATE &c. &c MIR oes
rahI t'ufln, rp>rTo miy a. bcr StaUc 0eicbt rcreCn,
-. g~iNl1t'tH uNc t.jIrU ale rr0Cnc en- 0nprtS GJcibdfT
.tH"" @@ht Uuo VI oru lpobnlineu &coineunogn rcr-
p N0N }U t'anf1. SSr glduD.u 9crO,C aturd, DAP MIR fur
q az ultn, Unc ltctS 0u'c, frllhc uro tiltoe Q2aare fubr
q rt SHtcTtlrn unltrer AunoCn ant bcltcn Su mabreu. Sus
g uh 9Granttrsn MIR ate bel unS Nctauftcn g8oarcn ols 6ht,
u. ere ylqur'e, gSetnc uo Gi9arrcn oIS uuvcrfalCht upS
t'"murStg, nmo MAIDEN mod pGrouf Ouf %n,rfian,, cB mir
GU IN elntr Srrtcrp 9cbrnudtcn 9rtifcl flbrcn.
Bm. B1lllCC S6bue.
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8. 81. Strecfer, Qsent,

Npotgetert O~ru99tt, Supporter 80
beutI6en @bemieaIien II. {. 10. 0r. /
NainsStr., se9eniiber Dem alien Warfte.
Hs- Yr repte per6en nit Der or5sten SorofoI. n
9enaui9td b%ereitst, iUpie 6tmi16e 9riparot II,
&nalpleh nit %6uBerfter 9tnfii6fstt belOrat. Qan6f5g
lsute ntaer baS Tei6baltise Eager anne i6ntItcr SeiitIt
une franjOll9sr- ptts frtiaer GrSnst II. Taneas@tr
I, %tife! sum GbeiI itlblt gu nirOrtseTsn, dIs ben rSrbl5dt
9r,'llr o~rs:!sHrE Dtrben. Ne6f3infafen nerpen
osn btltgit:n 9:H!asansen pisSerum nit neHem grrrai
aueGefat.et,
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@0Qocc S0bmc,
Wholesale Grocery.

Ssri6iercue &rtitcl, wsG6c lei gBm. g8auoce
Sp6ne, Gde pcorI Ii, GarYar. at bateu Iuo:
30 9bIS. Grtro 2orac Sat Rp. | 9Padcrel.
70 Sod @tatn Qeprcr, 25 9sren 20 eCmabIenen.
5 Sode Ntace Singer. 5 30 gintentp.
p Sercn 9ip. Rutmcs, 5 80 Gprbpn NIuiarS.
30 Or Sig SIurino, IS 70 81 ruorcnt
100 bolbe 8jfftn G'rccn une 6ad EeoS.
10 cS. Htct, $50 SrrCa T0Ipip GouhIcS.
30 3CrGn Soncr Suors, $50 9ooS Sbpt.
25 Dutenb 9otntcb Qaits, 25 op gBoIb 9porbS.
loo Se en- Clothes Qine, 40 Dab. Gutrpn @lsuab qires.
5oO Dueenc g2rS. Ntltr's Snptino Spbactp.
25 %rrcn @aEmettp @teptna bp
1850 &eaS Gio Or So
le Din genuine 9rinctee 6ioorren.
$50 Grrs g2dtGcS, so bp 8oIpn'S gIodiro.
10 S'bie: New golt SsrIr, IS 9prcn Socd Soltrntus.
80 90 9bclt 9IptS. so nj. " GIIace 9 6brc.
Polynesian., 1861-06-08

CHARLES w. VIM CENT,
ACTOR AND BUILDER.
THE UYDRRsIGyED would inform his friends and the
public, he removed his Carpenter SnoP 10 the
Fort opposite the store OF u brewer
and, would solicit patronage heretofore so lib
orally bestowed All orders in the various branches oil
Building, Plans Specifications and contracts attended TO
with prOmptness and dispatch - -
30u CHARLES w VINCENT
Polynesian., 1861-06-08

so CONTINUES his old business at the new store on
STM Kaahumanu street
Chronnmeters Rated by observations OF the sun and
CsA6 stars with instrument accurately ADJUSTED
TO the meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention
piven 10 fine watch repairing SeXtant aud Quad
rant glasses slvered and adjusted Charts ana
2S-f
Polynesian., 1861-06-08
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, 1861-07-16

EThe ltest reports from Colonel sigel's com
mand in Missouri are that he had surrounded
the rebels ut Carthage, but was forced to with
draw his forces to the adjacent woods in con
enemy. He gradually fell back to Mount Yer
lion, keeping the rebels at bay by incessent
discharges Ct his artillery, and covering his
retrogade movement with such consummate
skill that his loss Was trifling. The reinforce
ments which marched to his relitf have prob
stan undoubtedly soon hear Of a dce11ed
force.
Colonel Franz sigel, the officer who CON-
manded the federal troops In this engagement,
is one Of the best officers in the service Of the
government. He is not only brave man, but
q practical and experienced soldier. Ia the
revolution Of 1e48 he was commander of the
republican forces In the Grand Duchv Of
Baden, Ender the provisional government of
Heckcr, Strive aud Brentano, and conducted
the campaign with great skill. The ins4rrec-
Prussian army, S!gel made his escape to this
country, where Hecker and other Of bis com.
patriots also found refuge.
For several years past Colonel 8igel has re-
Eided in st. Louis, and on the first cali Of the
Presadent Tor troops to defend the government
stantly entered the field, raising q regiment Of
German troops in st. Louis. Hecker, his
former superior, left his pleasant home in
Illinois with his Eou, and both entered as pri.
Yates in Sigel's regiment This prompt and
patriotic movement Of the German population
tired the emulation Of their fellow.country-
men IN Illinois, who Immediately organized
a Jager regiment in that State, aud sent for
Hecker to BECOME their commander, At first
Hecker decllned the offer Of command, de-
elarjng that he had no higher aspiration than
to serve IS private under his old friend sigcl,
In Ehcm he bad more confidence than in him
self but, yielding to continued solicitation, he
procured his dismissal from Sjgel's re siment,
and proceeded to Illinois to assume the colo
nelcy Of the Jagers. This regiment is now
encamped near Alton, Illinois. It will be re-
membered that 1t is the same body Of which
Rev. Dr. Bellows spoke in enthusiastic terms
in his account Of visit to the wcstern camps,
published in the EseHing Ibss a few days
SINCE.
Colonel sjgel is comparatively ayouug man.
put MS active military life and the experience
gained IN European warfare eminent1y fit him
ior the command in which he has already
glVen proof Of rare ability and singular cool
Less in the four of danger. He viii be ire
quentjy heard from in this campaign
1t is IN Interesting fnct in connection with
h1s history that he was earnestly solicited to
iaKe the command Of q German brigade in
ttls city, but declined, alleging as q reason
tEat there was broad field OF operations in
Missouri, and that he could be more useful
there than elsewhere. He preferred to adhere
10 hls comrades in the RANKS Of the Iowa! Ger
mans Of 1t. Louis rather than leave them. as
suftd that they were the men to give excellent
aeeonnts Ct themselves. His Judgment is
confirmed By the admirable steadiness Of his
soldiers In the recent affair at Carthape ~
I. Ettning Hpss. -''
, 1861-07-16
Opposed to Slave Catching.

A member Of the seco1d Regiment Of New
Yc1k State Militia writes from Balls -Four
Gross Roads, Virginia, as follows:
a eught case of rebellion occurred in one
OF our camps few evenings since, when
young man on guard was ordered to arrest any
Slaves who undertook to pass. He promptly
answered: 4 can obty no such order 1t was
rot 10 put down lnsuzrectlon that volun-
teerld, but to defend my country's flag an
ready to beaF the consequences, but never to
have hand In hrresting RlAves.i.- =
1.-THE next night It vas deemed polite not
to try the temper Of the men too hard, there.
fore the order waS given In more general
toLe, viz: that thoee who wereno g. al right" "
should be stopped. About the we ema'
hours ayant the twal" the pickets heard q
sudden t:ual. in the adjoining shrubbery--a
crsck1ing Of light twigs beneath tylrg foot,
against the glittcring bayonet Of New YORK
faah uEou earl otl,er "Al[ light" said The
korthmsn, "All tight, NASAL" whispered
tie trembling slave. :" len make tracks be-
fore I've tins to run you through with this !"
and the g1uf sentry illustrated the baYonet
exercise
"a little later, as morning glimmered over
the hills, horseman dashed almost past. mot
GO quick, stranger! Whats in the wind"
The polite SoutherHer only demanded his
property, which ho alreaGy had scent OF, and
hoped 10 one would interfere with his pass
ing quietly over the ground.
In vain-th1s visitor did not come under
the bead Of "on right" and with q politensss
equa1ing his OVID, he was asked to retire in an
opposite direction from the onethls chattel
was then puIsuiug.H