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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-11-22
PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
SU NJ ER ARR n G. II NJ Il n IL!


The splendid new sea-gOlng Steam.
<Hs=-gSS ers Forest City. Lcwi-tSn. and
81 - Montreal, will until further no.
ESsSccH , tice run as fOllOwsi
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland. every Monday
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, at
o'clock r. NJ, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, at O'Clock l.. VI.
fare-In Cabin, sl.25. On Deck, sl.OO.
n b. Each boat Is furnished with a largo number
of state Rooms for the accommodation OF Indies
and families, aud travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving Of time aud expense
will be made. and that the Inconvenience OF ARR
wing in Boston at late hours OF the night will be
avoided.
The boats arrive In season for passengers TO take
the earliest trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage 10
an amount exceeding $50 In value, and that person.
al unless notice Is given aud paid for at the rate oil
one passenger for every 500 additional value.
" L. BILLINGS. Agent.
Portland. Nay Is, ls6o 4lu
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gsaaI Notitts.
sheriff, - sale.
STATE OF MAINE, YoRk. S.

STATE OF MAINE iV"N'
vv,so a, execution, wherein job Harris. o. ne, FER
Vs,sl In sad County, surv,vln < Panno' ~
a N p.rks ateoi SOmerswviun ~ .no SVsy
ma - ,s',d and state Of New liamP:hre, Is erod-
=. ousnS Hanson Clements, OF said berno.l
Ipr, an and viii be sold at public auction, on car.
oeS. eS he Tth day VI Decemser. A ID lsoI. ~ ,on
it An Inc fareuOOn at the premises hsfSns.e1
9ovlss,hsd. All the right In equity when Hanson
,.a,sn,s OF said Berwick, has or hal on ,hs va.
~ ait.ohment Of the same on me or,slnA WI,
@ ~. .rtlon. on witch aid execution was isssea.
~ nI.sm Csc following described real estate STU
sted In said Berwick 10 WI ,.,., - n,
.s,,aIn lot or parcel Of land. bounded ~ ioi-
- ~ .it, Nortkerly BY the new road leading
se',,, s,sas Yall. over Pine I'LL to Messengers
m.,Jrs al e.lledt Easterly by lands OF James
gau.Si .nS another Southerly by lands OF Win.
49,. uarriII aud westerly by other lands of
I.npfon elements containing forty acres more or
ne. Also one other lot situated In said Berwick
"a hoanded Easterly by the above described lot
Nn,thsriy BY the above described New Road !
Ws.,,riy BY lands Of Winthrop MORRILL, and
southerly ny Gross Road 80 called, together with
the buildlnss thereon containing forty acres more
ar ls.s-ts above described premises being subject
IA several mOrtga One given 10 Levi L. Chick,
az aid berwick, another 10 Parks Harris, and
Jordan 4 Rollins. and another 10 said Jordan a
Rollins. Conditions aud particulars OF said mort
yar,s made known at time and plsee OF sale.
WILLIAM A. ROLLINS.
Nov. 2, 1861. 3wi6 Deputy sheriff
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Ia. IN. Res,perator before retiring At night, and
In The morning apply little Of the Dressing, and ,oar
h.iy will he even more iifelike In color and lssuty
Use nothing your hair but these preparations. sa
u.e the,e according 10 drettions and Nc ~ars1tyeu
. good healthy bead Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry u WI.
con Co., Manchester, N. no whom all is'ts" 'hss's
be addressed.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-03

Der Undergraduate bat fem Eager ber feiniten
Qi8arrea int Yreiie BON $8 bis $65 per Gauienb
bur@ neue Gintaufe perp~pQfanbi9t.
Nauh= nnb &au=xabade
BON allen @prten unb Yrei1en lnb sprrattie, nor
unter q atl's befannter beutlder &au9tabad.
S9nupftabafe,
1T GROCER Musmabl.
Deut1@e pfeifen>
GancYz@ opb6,
@erfauft I'M GRIP unb 8leinbantel III ben BILL
1i9lten Yreilen. &. 30. @u1elt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-03

5erft6rt &perbeu. ste ,par an bet afrita>
rti@en &Qfe benz britil9en &rie9spdu,=
pier "Wran8ler" in bic @dnbe 9efauen.
Settoen1 bic en9lil@e @e9ieruu9 Die cuff
9ebra@ten @clooenfabr3eu9e aa@ ct.
9elena brtn9ea ldBt, erlreut ii@ biele Sn>
Tel rt@t t1ebr be6 friberen @eiunpbeit6'
3uftanoe6, unb baS afrttanii@e &Iaenz
1eber tritt NIT jeber neuen Stlapenlab>
uns auf. Die Sniel 1T 9e9entpdrtie nit
Mnnopprrdtben L.. {. {. aus allen @eltge>
9enben iberfI4t, ,tnp MQes tpar ltnt n1d>
bi9en prets gu baben ; MUIR oitinbil9er
@eis batte ieit Der Nnfunft ber lebten 500
S@mar3en, bic Don Der &e9ierun8 BIG su
ibrer Weiterbef6roerun9 u%nterbalten per<
ben, I'M Yreile a,1oHpaer.
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@IZ==z=z@

1861. @M#z== 1861.
@ranb @a1en &pute.
Die tarseite, biuislte uno comiprtabelfe
2inie na9 Dem Sfen!
6 Gifenbabm!!
aussencmmen IS Meilen BON Milmautie
nod 8rano5aDen, pel9e III 6 @tunbsn
3urifgelest tperten NIT ben ele>
gdnten Dampfern
W / wautte unb Detrptt.
&eilenbe, bic lit Milmaufie nit BEN, Nbenb;uee
%antommelt> Ennsn iu9lei9 an 8oro seben uno
Mpr9ens ~abreilen II. 9etpinnen bacur9 12Stun-
ben an!3eit Dor Semen, bic uber @bieaep na9 benz
Often reiien.
9ieie &eiie 1T aud ter Naturl9Dnbeit ,pcseu,
10 bic Ntasarafa0e bieten, ieoer anpern &oute
por3uSieben. Man fabrt auf bieler 2inie bon
Milmaufie nad Detroit, 5amiltou, @uspenfDn
Bripse Wta9arabrudel Buffalo, Np9eter, @y-
racule, Npn, Utica MltanY, Stem yort> BpRpn,
Gorpnto> S9eensbure unb Montreal.
Der YreiS 1T biQi9er ais Der auf
anrern 2inien.
&arten 1Inb in auen 5aupt-@i lenbabn- OfFcen
bes Mefens gu baben.
S. $. @bitmore,
General @eiteru Meent, ct. Yaul.
SQbn Nnorew,
Gids- @sent, ct. Yaul.
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&@EHH@z.z:z@
Mfl6tg1n Southern
1860


Detroit Mpnrce unb Tplebp Bobn.
Disle 2inie unb ibre @erbinbunoen bilpcu cine
Spultanc!9e NOute bon Detroit mad @bieauo,
Vtlltpaut1e, 0alena, Ncd Salanb, Dubuoue,
Surl1n9ton> prairie tu Gbien> Ga Gru1Ie, ct.
paul Cairo, ct. Qpuis, ct. Splepb unb ale
Nouten i'm We ten uub Suemelteu.
nad 3plebp> @leoelaro, Yittstura, Mbeclino,
Nen'yort, unb alien Srten, tppbiu man All sen
perlg1eoenen 3wei9babnen Srn jenen Ylasvn fab
rem fann'
Mtfabrt.
b ubr As Minuten Mittaq. Qiobtutuo Grrrel
tar 9bicasp uno Sem gorf
t0m1nt an III Mbrian UNI 9,45 Gprmitona
CLEVELAND I'm $40 Ma9m.
8uTalp UNI 1920
9blcagp UNI 700
New=gprt UNI $50
l u9r Na9mittags. Tpleep unb Gtncinnet'
tSmmt na9 1plebu UNI 4.05 Nadmittaoe.
Buffalo UNI 4,55 gprmittao8,
Nem~gorf UNI $50 Nabmitta1a,
Otele Hpnte ma9t birefte 0erbinbuna au Glee
belanb nit ben pra9tppCen @teamern ,6itv pt
8ufalo" uno ,Mefern Metrppplis, mad BuNalr.
5u9r IS Minuten Nadm. Mbrian unb Me<
tern GrpreB
tSmmt an gu Munroie UNI sos Madmittaaa.
= Mbrian UNI 1000
@bicasu um 200 gurmittass.
% &arten f1nnen erbalten tperpen
gu Detroit, in Der Office Der @pmpaonie.
@de Nttpater< uno 8ru]bz9 traEe.
ri 3mii@en Detroit uno Gbicaau rerreu
teire Was9pnS sepe9lelt.
@ pes Na@ts 1T Elm @asspn NIT
8etten Der eben.
pie :3uee seben mad, Der @bicasu :3eit al,
melde INN ~ Minuten friber 1T ais bic BON De-
frpt. Snp- .. mp bell,
@en'l superintendent.
9.p. Rnigbt, Msent ~ Detroit.
@tn,l 9uperint. Office, Iplebp, SUM- IS. SO.
Minnei pta> &iper YadetzG rprebzSinie,
Oas neue Dampfbppt
MbQnp,
Capt. So. Mebter. eebt mS59entli& brti Mal
pom ct. paul mad Ranfato unb ~befSrbert pal>
faeiere unb 6ra4t mad alien 3mil4enitationen
am Nttnnei ota 6lub. - Nabere Nustunft an
Bprb beS 8ppteS.
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Spmmer< MrrQn9ement.
Neue pai1a9ier< urp Grprebz Gradtz2 in,c.
Detroit urb Mil,paufie=G iieubabn,
IN gcrbinbnn9 nit ben
Neuert u11b i1Inen SceanzD ampf1difen
uDetrpit" unp uMilwautee".
pas DamHfl9iH ~Milmautee"> gaet. &itarts>
nerldBt ben DpG AM TuBe ppn Milmaufee=S traEs
jcben Mor9en pracile S ubr (@pnntaas ouaor-
npmmen) uno ltebt nit ben G,l eutabn= ;3iaeu Re,
Oetrcit= unb Miltpaufee=> Great Meltern< uni
Nen=yprf Central Stall Gpab lit birefter Scr
%biubuug,
Antunft lit Mia9ara TaQs 4 ubr Moraens,
NltenY 4 lbr Nadm.,
Mew~gprt ubr 80 81. Mbes.
Bottom IL ubr Nadts.
Das GampfidiF rDctrpit"> Capt. Mcyrire.
perlabt ren Spd ber Tetrrit< unb Milmautee-
eilentabn=ep. Nadmittas5 4 l1br (Srnnraas
aus9enpmmen).
@ntunft in Detroit 71br 80 81. Mrra..
9usp. 5rcse 5 lbr 9ltencs,
MlbanY 4 l1br Mprseus,
Stem yprf 10 llbr IS 81. Mpre.,
8oltrn 10 lbr As 80. Mtitt-
pa6ase<BiQets: sia @esel= pter Dampflp,p
wv o''m."' SuH'pul9r 9aolt> NHtpeffen> JtptH
teroan1> EtSerpppl &c. werpen in brr Office rl
Gcmpe9nie %psrfauft.
Yaquete fir tr9enb einen ait Der Tetrpit UNI
Wttl'uautse . Gtlsnbabn e%elegenen plab merser
prompt uub biuia tefDrbert.
INon 3etdne Tradt: Via D. & Nj. X
Diels ecmpaenie %tetSreert 6radt gu beteutenr
sertu9eren p~reilen. idneuer unb fdsrer, ais IT.
srnb cine anoere @eleu1daft.
S1fiee in Milmnufie $50 SRma0ernraBe.
IS. Niemeier> @ol1 irer.
JuliuSM pSius> General Moent,
s. $. % bitman,
%reilenber Myent fir ten Delten,
& q Sertes, } wo0ooie r.
BiQiam 8erens, y4nagr1'
g.. %. Treeman, @9eafeh'
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acknowledgements
1861.
Gbieaep> New=gcrf> Bottom, ct. 2ouia, G,.tro,
New' ORLEANS, sia
SQinp{S Central
@alena unb 6. 81, Gi1enbabn.
:3ise esbsm bon Dunlsitb alb; Sos=Grpreb I'M
Z ubr q. ST., @pnntaes auaaenpmmeu.
Nod Mempois in 38 @tuncen.
No9 Nem~S Orleans in So @tunteu,
Nod New-g lori in 81 @tunten.
Na6 8etpn in IS Stuneen.
Yalasiere bon ct. Yaul inbenau 1unleitb RE
3use mad aQen @esenpen int Slten une int Gu~
ben in Sereitidaft.
Die Na9tSQ9e baten @o99pnS nit
Betten.
Ibrcue- Gidet8 gu baten an Der Sadlrnlnabe,
nabe Der 2eSee. g. 9. Tprbes,
Mseat lit ct. Yaul.
%. st. Mrtbur> @en'l- superintendent, Gbicaas,
M* q. Scbnlon, @enI>Y a6asieraeent, 0bicoar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-08-03

Die turseRe 19neQ1e unb ~birrftefe Npute yc,
allen puntteu nDreli9 uno ncrbweltl noG Ma.
bilon, SanessiQe, Gbieaso> Milmaufee> Eetrpit,
9lepelano. BUFFALO, Duufirf, Niagara Sails,
Scrcntp, Mpntreal, &pGeter, Mltany, @t.Qpuis,,
@incinnatL New~ yorf, Bottom, philadelphia
Baltimore &c. &C.
Yrairte bu @bien Ncute.
Die ~firselte> bequemlte unb c%irettelte &oute mad
benz Often. Yai1asicre auf bieler Gputc tpnme1
in Yrarie tu @bien UNI 9 llbr @prn. an (uad
benz Triibltud AT Bcrb Der Odmpier) unb fpm=
men bct Sage na9 Gbicagc pbne bic Waaaons al
1ped1eln gu redter 3eit> nm 3u Mtenb III cllen uno
bic Wbenc5u9e na9 rcm Slien au nebmcn, pcer
na9 Milmaufee III retter Belt fir bas Mbentbpp,
Der Detroit unb Wilmautee>Gi lenbabn< 2inie.
Die 8pcte ticler &inie ~tefDrcern feline 9anbrrp-
butte nab 2a@ro1e unb baben beebalb feinen Wuf-
entbalt an jenem Ylaye. Gas publifum bari
l9 auf eins. idere @trtineuns Der linien in Yrai<
re bu @bien perla0en.
SIR @epad perren gn1pfanes> @deine eeseben
bur9 mad alen Yunften Di1lih unb llplid.
Seine Grtra= 3abluns 1Wr Smnitu1e tit gbi~
cage: ausse3eidnete @6lafwaeepns auf al
len Madtsleen.
DurG-Gidets gu erbolten bel g. 6. Gbale un=
terba'b beS Winslpp. 6aulee, ct. WntbpnY j; s.
$. Sbompion, untertalb bes Nicplet= 5aules in
Ninneapplis; .. 50. Mrmfrpng> @tiQmater.
uno bel allen N9entea 3wilden ct. yaul unb
Yrairie bu Gbien.
@bas. 1bpmplon, Gifetz Moent,
Gde Der Sodlcn1traBe unb 2aneung.
Sorup II. GbGmbliu, Tradt=W 9enten.
". Saroi6, 6uperintenpent.
y. y. Bacon. 0eneral> Sidet< Nqent.
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9i@t 3u Hberleben
Die lnter3ei@neten emp6neen UNIV .parten
I'M Qauf bes @pmmers.
frifebe @er,bmm9en
BON ppbll9medenben Gaffee'8 unb xtce'S
@ewur3en, Chocolate, @i9orien, setr. 9epfeln>
ansse3ti&net f@Snen tlrtt1@en wet1@en,
Watjen9rtcs,
9afer9rube,
perl9raupen>
Sa9p,
neuen bulanbii@en 5driuseu, beim Gab9en
oeutldem @enf unb anbern
@rpcerte<@aaren,
Ictie NauB=, &au= unb S1nupf=Gaba.
felt, aud balten mir @4wei3erfale, @arbines,
@al31arbeQen unb feline @iearren pprratbie uni
p9eriren ~bielelben fir ben @ruB- unb aleinban'
bel gu MQi9en Yreiien.
e.. Yaul, 26. Mpril 1860.
Yfanfu9 H.. Yaar>
Ste StraBe, neben ber Stride
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@1enbabnen Il. 0amfpbppte.

1861 @aEaz@R 1861.
$annibal ,anb 81. Spbn st. 81.
pionier>N oute mad benz Mefen
$50 Mtilen tueittr peltli9 unb $50 Meileu rSber
mad Yifes Yeafa ais ireenb cine anbere Babn.
Die turSelte> bequemlt tie uno bette @oute mad
@t.Solepb, 2easenurrtb, &anIas> NebrasfagitY,
Smeba, Council 8luH, fsnia II. Nebrasfa Ser
ritorium. mell. Soma unb Mi6puri, 5al,1ee unb
@alifprnien.
Na& ct. Soiepb esben taeli9 i3ise ab spn
9anibal ii, 8erbinbun9 nit ben NililIppi Wadet-
bppten, BON Weten unb Siben unb in Gerbin-
buns NIT ben @taeen mad allen uben ermabnteu
playen.
Nuf pteier &pute erlpart mar orei Taae
an 3eit.
3ussieb uno iuntise 8radt gu ben biQiafen
Yrei1en.
GbrpusbzEidets mad alien &idtunqen 1nb AZ
baben ant 8oro Der Mortbern 9inie II. Minnelota
padet-G ompaenie> sas @epdf mirb nit Marfen
ner1eben (Gbeds) unb 9ebt lider.
.. .. @rpat, Eidet< Meeut.
s. 9ppmi is, Tra9t-M sent.
5. S. st. 9%aYwppb> Sen. @upt.
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@pecereiwaaren<@ eI6Qfte.
um3m0.
r. IL r n Rurfo

j. =. C J. =. BufU01lk
lnb BON ibrem alien @elaaftsplab an, SUE Der
SadiontraBe mad Dem grcBen, iinait pun 5u1anb
9ne MiQer innesebabten @aarenbaule, Gde Der
@tbleY0raBe, '9esueen.
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@t1enb1bnen Il. DompfbDpte,
paltimorf- unb Wbio-Gifnbabn.
@@%E==zzSS@@D is srDBe @pute mad
@a1btn3ton, Baltimore, Ybilabelpbto.
N9otA -n,~f ...A 90 |'

S"~~''''"HN- ""D
&44@@=zzE=zzSS#ED Die srObe mDuts mad
@albin3ton, Baltimore, Ybilabelpbto,
Nepzyprf unb 8pfpn.
Dte(e sortreflide 8abn, NIT ibreu perbe7erten
tpeltll9en Gerbtnoun9en, bietet ben Neiienben cine
birette 2inie mad Baltimore Ybilabelpbia. giem.
yort >nb Bottom. Mu6 1T 1e Sic ein,ioe 81 o,te
gut rel9er man Dur9ganss=B iQets 9Srpuob.
1ldetS) unb @epadmarfen lGbefs) mad gHa-
lbtn9ton erbalten fann.
Ure1 pahaeier< 3u9e p%erla7en @beelins, 3d.,
ta9lt9, ure llnb 1T birefter Gerbiuolnq nit alien
peitli@en 3usen.
Na9 allen q tliden @tdoten:
go1 Baltimore faibrt man 'pqleid pbue Mufent-
balt NIT @4nella isen naa
philadelphia, Nepz g)prf unb Bpfpn.
Ster :3use ab. ~
9a9rssle nnS 9obrssit 70 turs pis ouf irssnb
elmer anberu &pute.
BzS &eiienbe belieben ibre Bilete ria Nbee-
Ling jt berlan9en. Dur9ganesfarten uub Musz
tnntt erbalt mani 1T ben @iienbabn- Bureaus bss
@etenS.
10 Die Baltimore unb Sbiu= Gi1entabu
1T &eilenbrn AUDI gang b~elonbers Der N%aturl6Sn-
beiten tpeaen gu empfeblcn.
Stir Tra@t mad Ybilapelpbia, Newzg)prt
uno 8plpn>
mad pber son BEN @elten.
bat btelr Babn erpbe @prsuse, ba M, ami Sbip-
futile gu Mbeelta9, 8ennppb unb Varfersturo
auslaufenp> NIT BENT ercben Nebwerfe me(tli6eY
@tlenbabnen in birefter gerbintung 5tebt.
Npn Wteeltn9 uno Yartersbura eeben iecen
1aas reeelmabt9e Sppte mad aQen 5afen her met-
li6en Jluie al.
Die 3ra@tpreife finb 70 bilIia,
ME auf trsenb elmer anbern &pute.
@uter BON trsene ei1lent YlaBe Efli9 BON 8alti-
more be5ei9ne man : u@ta Baltic. II. Sbip M. g."
.@aes> mas an bic Msenten tie1er Babu cpnia
ntrt 1T, tpirb raid be1pr9t.
Tra9t~Mgenten lnb: 8. Mc8uruie> in
Cincinnati; g. S'nfbil u. Co., @ipley, s.;
s.. M. VpSe, MaYssiQe, 3d.; S. q. Qrtmid.
Ycrtsmputb, o.; ". Ney II. Co., Mitblepprt,
.. S. 9. Serb, Mbeelins> 3d.; Moles Wpt-
ter, 8ctcn; 9. 90. Yerrcil, Netp- gcrf; So.
8eQy> philadelphia; SIS. Gnslane1 Baltimore ;
@ep* Softer u. Co., Evansville, Sne,; s, O.,
Mprebeab II. Co., Qpuispile.
IS. TprlY1b II. 6 49, ct. Qpuia;
{. 81. Gole, General Billet Meent'
@. greaeott Smith
Iranspurtmeiiter; G.S. TulIer,
8eneral= Naent bes @c0ens.
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&t1e1, NG9eln, @tabl,

@t1en, Nd9eln, @tabl,
5artwoaren, Yitt6bur9er &pblen>
Nderbau<@ erdtbi9aften &c.
balt tets sprratbt9 Elm 9ro6es Eager aler @aa>
rem in isiner 8rande, als
@lt9o, S9weoiide6> Suniatta uno &ens
1tn9tonzG ilen,
Yaus-@tabl, @ub> 5tabl, 8eber-@ tabL Masel>
Retten, i3uder-8eRel, Mren unb @prine< Gebern
unb aberbaupt i&tpere 5arttpaaren. Deselei9en
ben berubmten
&pd S6lanb @ltpperzpflu9,
Der 10 a4senaein unb einlia befannt 1T.
DteIe Waaren tperben 1dmn,tlid ~ ben nieb-
rieten 8aarprei1en serfauft #.
Maga3in : Dritte @trabe, pberbalb Minne|uta-
Nra6e, ct. Yaul, Minn.
o. Gin beut1Ger Glerf itetS suoeaen.
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8. e. S S. 6. 8urbauf,
Gn9ros=@dnoler in
@pebtttpn>

uno
GommifionS=9 anb1er,
@rcbbaneler in @rueeries. Mebl, S9weineFei1d,
@etratee unb 2ebensmitteln, Sail, Cement, Sub
baar,. Naeeln, @at3, Druid unb Yadrapier,
Orudmaterialien &c.
Tradteontratte tperben na& benz Often unb @e-
fen ibernommen.
Baareorl&a1e sema@t auf @onlsnatienen 81
leber Belt uap jebem 8etras.
Yer1cnen, pel@e Sitter an uns eonTeniren,
tonnen ii9 barauf perla1eu, bag lie spr l1eber.
tbeuruas eel9ubt Inb. Glitter werben ~ ben
nitbrieften Yreiien pbne &ldi@t auf bic belon.
eere poRltnie ooer bas 8pot 1peotrt. Eager uni
@pmnil ions @ebubr 70 niebrie als in jtpem re-
lpettablen 6aule.
Office an Der 2tsee, ant SUP ber @ibleYirabe,
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The national Republican., 1861-11-14

Private Letters from Ohicers OF the Fleet.
The following is an extract from private
letter from one Of, the officers engaged in the
bombardment:
al am sure our success will rejoice your
heart 1t has been complete, and terror runs
over the whole country, The negroes are Wild,
and plundering their masters houses. The
whites have been driving the negroes away by
force, and shooting them down but they skill
come down to the gunboats.
The moment Gen Drayton took to his horse
in the panic on the 7Ih inst, his two hundred
servants went directly to the Wabash. This is
worthy of notice, as putting down the nom
sense that the slaves were ready to fight tor
their masters They surrounded Capt. Ammen
In crowds at Beaufort, one of them calling out
in the joy of his heart-"I didn't think you
could do it, massa |"
The following is an extract OF a private
letter from Capt. Dupont, to Assistant Secre.
tary Fox.
| WABASH, 9th Nov, Port Royal, S. @.
My DEAR Mr.. Fox: During the dsheartenng
events OF our passage my faith never gave way,
but at some moments II seemed appalling
On the other hand | permit no elaton at our
success yet cannot refrain telling you that
1t has been more complete than ever could
have believed.
| have been too fatigued to send,a detailed
official account of the battle, Ny report is
full up to the eve of it, and, | think, will
interest you but had to content myself with
succinct account, which think will be liked
as well as a more detailed narrative. This |
will, however forward in time for the Secre.
tary's report.
kept underway, made three turns, though
passed five times between the forts. had a
finking division OF 6ve ships, to watch old
7attnall, who had eight small and swift steam
The national Republican., 1861-11-14

The RIvER.-The Ceur de Lion returned to
the navy yard yesterday from the Potomac
hot'lla, and reports affairs unchanged down
tho river. The rebel steamer George Page
still harbors in Quantico Greek, and may be
seen from Budd's Ferry. Three schooners ran
the blockade in the open day on Tuesday.
They came abreast of the rebel batteries, about
IL o'clock in The morning. When fire was
opened upon them, they sailed slowly up the
swasb channel by the Maryland shore, and
although forty-three rounds were fired at them
they all escaped untouched. Most of the shells
fired were apparently from rife guns, and
struck on the Maryland shore.
From their camp fires, as seen by Mr.. Lowe
from hs balloon, the enemy's force extend.
from their batteries, teT or twelve miles to-
wards Manassas.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14

GENERAL FREMONT AT ST. LoUIs.-Genera
Fremont's speech at st. Louis, at his receptions
there on the 9Th instant, was as follows:
GENTLEMEN: wish TO say to you that your
kind aud affectiOnate-I may even say afiec.
tomato reception Of me moves my heart 1t
cheers me and strengthens my confdence-my
confidence. already somewhat wavering - in
our republican institutions. felt all day a.
We passed through the couutry-I feel emphat.
ically, to night-that the faithful servant Of the
people, honestly laboring in the public cause,
will not be allowed tqsuffer undeserved, and l
feel stronger.
Since left you q few weeks ago, many &C.
cusations have been rained on my defenceless
head --defen"eless. because my face was turned
to the public enemy. What l s and hear to.
night, the address you have just read to me,
and the approving multi ude below, show me
that l was not wrong in leaving my defence
with you. In regard 10 the baser charges made
against me, l will say nothing now. You do not
require 1t, and to speak of them would jar upon
the generous feelings with which you come
here to night. Others have been already an
swered by my brave soldiers at Springfield
and others, Of gross incompetency and weak
and aimlcss Administration, to all of these
will adopt your address and the shouts of the
grand multitude assembled below as my an-
swer. And for all this, gentlemen, to you and
to them, renew my thanks with oil my heart,
which, to night, is reused to full sensibility by
the hearty and unqualified expression of your
confidence and appreciation 30 valuable and
grateful to me in my aolual losition.
The national Republican., 1861-11-14

GREAT REJOICING IN NEW ORLEANS It is
stated that Flag Officer Mexican, in the Gulf
after investigating the affair of the 18th OF
October at the Passes of the mouth of the
Mississippi, ordered Commander Handy, Of the
Vincennes, home. Commander Handy, it will
be remembered, left his vessel when she
grounded.
A correspondent Of the New York Times
writing from on board Of one of the vessels Of
the feet says:
"There was great rejoicing in New Orleans
over the supposed defeat of our feet in the late
action. The city was illuminated, the people
got drunk, women went mad with joy, the bells
were rung, cannon fired; in fact, the news was
received by the most vociferous demonstra.
tons Of applause"
The national Republican., 1861-11-14

ers ready to pounce Upon any OF ours should
they be disabled.
could get none of my big fiigates up.
thought the Sabine would have gotten clear
TO the st. Lawrence sent no word, and the
Savannah was blown off, do not regret II
now, except on their account. l believe my
plan was clever. stood against the tide, and
had the m anagement the better In consequence.
Their confidence was extreme that they could
drive US away. They fought bravely, and the
rife guus never missed. An so pound rife shot
went through our mainmast In the very centre
making an awful hole. They aimed at our
bridge. where they knew they would make n
hole. Luckily shot In the centre let water
hundred lives by keeping under way and
being 10 80 close.
We found their lights graduated at 600 yards.
When they once broke, the stampede was II :
tense, and not gun was spiked. In truth |
never conceived Of such u fire as that of this
ship ou her second turn, and am told hat its
effect upon the spectators outside of her was
intense. l Learn that when they saw the flag
fving on shore, the troors were powerless to
cheer. but wept. Gen. Sherman was deeply
affected, and the soldiers are loud and un-
stinting in their expressions Of admiration and
gratitude. The works are most scientifically
constructed. and there is nothing like Walker"
on the Potomac.
l did not allow the victory to check our
srdor, but dispatched snne vessels under
Capt. Gillis over the other side. To-day have
an expedition to Beaufort to save the light
vessels, but they were fired instantly after the
surrender.
Beaufort is deserted. The negroes are wild
with joy aud revenge. They have been shot
down, they say, like dogs, because they would
not 20 off with their masters.
have already boat at Sewell Creek, and
the communication between Savannah and
Charleston is cut off.