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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
NEW York, Noy. Q.

Az" 1ONNI -'NN' 49,
Wendell Phillips, Of Boston, delivered
lecture last night in Brooklyn, in whic!
he argued that John Brown was the only
American who had acted M to the true
American idea, cast aside all those false
and fatal wrappings Of an cffeto conscry
atism, and refused to regard anything as
government or any statute as law except
those which coniormcd with his own
sense of jlstice and right. Virginia was
not state; Mr.. Wise was not Goven
or; The Union was not a nation. All
these socalled governments were organ
lied piracy, and John Brown was to-day
the only real and true Governor on the
soil Of Virginia, and had an infni
tcly better right to hang Gov. Wise
than Gov. Wise had to hang him.
lie also said: 81 think you car
make better use Of iron than forging il
into chains. Ii you must have the metal
put it into Sharpe's rifles. 1t is q great
deal better used that way than in fetter,
"A great deal better than a great clum
sy statue Of false great man, for mer
20 kneel dogn 10 and worship in a State
House yard" Tom Corwin, of Ohio
was present anl on the platform, and be-
ing called upon for a speech, said he wa
there merely by accident, and begged tc
be allowed to rcacc: upon what he hac
heard before giving his views upon Tx
matter.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

CuIcAGo LUMBER TRApE.--An article
in the Chicago Press s. Tribune review
ling the lumber market Of that city for
the last two months, concludes as follows;
Estimate Of stock now on hand 1872,
,SO5,5G5
The Shipments of lumber during the
! past five or six weeks, average about
100000 weekly. If the demand con-
tinucs up to the close Of the year. and
.tho receipts do not increase-of which at
present there is 40 probabiity-our stock
.of lumber will be much lighter than it
has been for several years past.
In this connection it must also be
j borne in mind that the proportion of good
Understandable lumber on hand is smaller
Ethan usual, on account Of the unusual
icfforts of the manufactures on the cast
/ ashore of Lake Michigan to get logs III
I the summer Notwithstanding them to
scut up everything they could find in the
Swoods which had the shape Of tree, and
I'm this manner doubling their estimates
!mado at the opening Of the season.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

The Cn1crAws.-r far west cor
respondent of the Boston JJVpH writes
that the Choctaws have a permanent
fund of more than Sl,00D,000 in the
hands Of our government, including $780,
01) set apart for school purposes. The
interest il paid annually, alr,rding them
a revenue of 500, 900, which meets all
their governmental and educational ex-
penses, and obviates the necessity of taxes.
There are ten emission" boarding schools
in the nation, at which, in addition 10 the
common branches, and higher English
branches, the boys arc systematically ex.
erciscd at farm labor, and the girls initia-
ted into the manifold mysteries of house.
wifery. The Mcthodists have charge OF
most Of these institutions, but several arc
conducted by tho Presbytcrians. Some
six hundred children are receiving in
s.ruetion in these schools.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

ACCIDENTALLY Run THROUGH WITH A
BAYoSEr.--On Manday evening, at 6!
o'clock, young man named Walter
Higgins, attached 10 target company
called the Coughlin Guards, was acct
dentslly stabbed with a bayonet in three
places, aud so badly injured that there
is scarcely probability Of his recovery.
Tho company had Just returned to the
city from their days excursion on board
Of the stean-tlg IIalse, and wcro leav.
Jag the boat at the foot Of Spring street,
with arms trailing. Higgins, in ascend
ing tho gang-plank, which was rathcr
steep, slipped, and fell upon the bayonet
Of the man directly behind him, receiv
ing wDund about four inches deep in
the middle Of his back. The member in
front, hearing Higgins cry out with pain
turned about, when the unfortunate man
spyang forward, and was twice pierced
with bis bayonct--oncc in the breast aad
once in the abdomen. His companion,
caught him as he fell and carried him q
the pier, when the assistance OF officer
Tyler, Of tho eighth preoint, was pro
cured, aud he was carried to tina New
York Hospital.--N ]. 7rij@s.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

A SAD affair. - Yesterday, the
daughter Of q well-known citizen, a
prominent merchant and wealthy man,
was found in the street, by some friend
of her father, in beastly state of in
toxication, and taken home. \ crowd
of idle boys were about her, who were
throwing piles of leaves upon her that
ha dropped from the trees. She was
ta.tefnlly ani richly dressed, and wore a
large amount Of iewclry. From some
cause or other, she had become addicted
to strong drink, AID her parents are
obliged to keep continual watch upon
her movements. Yesterday, however,
she managed to get loose, and what is
described above was the result. She
is beautiful girl, about 10 years old,
and is to pitied.-AlJDy KaekTJoJksr,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
a 81 GIT Go d is the Mother of G Consumption.

Let not those complain Of being bitten by reptile
they have cherished TO maturity in their very bos0ms
when they might have crushed it in the egg. Now,
if we call slight cold the egg and pleurisy, infam-
nation Of tho lungs, asthma and consumption, the
vcncmous reptile, the matter Will be no more than
correctly figured.
Attend TO this in season.: even n slight cold is no
small matter. At the first attack, use WISTARs
BALsAM or VIVID CHERRY. 1t is sure to cure and
Is the only remedy you can place perfect confidence
in Il commences at the root OF the disease and
thoroughly oradicatcs it, pI5 See advertisement.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

THE TYLER CAsE.--SECoND TRIAL OF
TYLrR.-The st. Clair Circuit begins its
term to morrow, at st. Clair, Judge
Withercll, of this city, presiding by airs
rangement with Judge Green, who sits
here to try some cases in which Judge
Withcrcll was interested prior tc as
suming his present position.
During this term Deputy U. S. Mar
shall Tyler will be tried for the murder
of Capt. Jones, and Ii. d. Terry ESQ,
will conduct the case for the people,
and Alfred Russell, Esq, for Tyler
The facts Of the case viii excite no new
and special interest, but the verdict
and sentence will be matter of some
concern.--Dst. TfiJms.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

The STATE NORMAL ScHooL.-Thc
State Board of Education met at Ypsi-
lanti this week for the purpose of adopt
ing measures for the continuance of the
school and for the erection of another
building in the place of the one
which was burned week ago. An ex-
animation of the walls shows that they
are scarcely damaged at all, and can be
used again without any dctrimcnt what
ever. This being the case, the insur-
ance money, $4,000, will be sufficient
to make the buildiag as it was before,
and arrangements have consequently been
made by the Board for its immediate re-
construction with the old walls. 1t will
be ready for use again, probably, by the
first of next summer. Meanwhile, a
large hotel in that city, which has been
vacant for some time past, is being re.
fitted for the use of the school, and will
afford good temporary accommodations
The school is at present located in the
Union School building, and has pro
crossed without the loss Of a day, or
scarcely, of a recitation, Notwithstanding
its misfortune. Free Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
THE DETROIT CoLLEcrEnsnlp. - We

THE DETROIT CoLLEcTERsHIP. - We
venture to say that there is not a Demo
'erat in the 4th Congressional District
but will rejoice in the appointment of
ROBERT w. DAVIS, TO the Detroit Collec-
ltership. Mr. Dis true Democratic man
and gentleman always, and we con-
lgratulate him on his receiving position,
Though not by his own seeking, which
Inc is so fully qualified to iilI with honor
to himself and credit to the Democratic
lnartY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

ANoTHaR BULL BY Mn. BULL.-1he
London Telegraph gravcly states that in
the United States, "among the caudi-
dates of the Democratic party for the
Presidency, themoot promising Is stephen
\. Douglas, black man, who for many
years has conducted an abolition and
emancipation paper, with signal success.
Perhaps this writer, being posted,
thought that John Browns war would
get black Fred into the White House;
BIT it's no 90 this time.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
Scmnrh,s praspecte.

! The Buffalo Pdtrio, s. Journal Amer
Jean, uses the following language in rcla-
4 ton to the completely OF Seward with the
4 ilarper's Ferry Insurrectioa, and his pros
Z poets for Presidential nomination at the
sjhands Of the Republicans in 1860
n We attach little importance to the fact
: disclosed by the recently Published letters
s.of FoRnEs, that Senator SEWARD was
.smaie priyy, last year 10 BRowN's scheme
j 'lJr heading an instruction OF slaves in
1, ireinia. True, Mr.. SEwARI's desire t.
saconciliatc and cultivate the good will OF
n thc abolitioni,ts, prevented lis exposing
(, u eyea notwithstanding this trcasona.
Sblc scheme. He only expressed regret
.ithat it had been cpn'idel t. him, q
Ex-senator of the United States. But then
.sthc project was such piece Of unniti
|l-atci folly that he very likely thought il
flwoul result in nothing, and if So, we
s,cannot blame his discreet silence.
n 1t is certain, however, that BRowN's
s:foolish foray has given the coup de grac,
Ito Mr. SEwARD's declining presidential
1t is now morally certain
ssthat he cannot be the standard bearer OF
" his party next year. Whether Justly OF
the outbreak at Hlrpcr's Ferry
is associated, in the minds Of the demo
slcratic party, with the ''irrcpresSable con-
,Slict' doctrine Of SEwARD'S Rochester
;.speech. 4 weapon is thus placed in the
ljhandS Of the democratic newspapers and
tiorators which they are already using with
q Changing effect against the Republican
ssparty.
Il While the democrats are prompt To
4 seize this advantage the republicans are
s.fully aware of the important political
f3bcaing Of the affair at Harper's Ferry,
g,and are washing their hands of all com.
Splicity in BRowN's mad undertaking. So
slTayc do they regard this cXigency, that
& few Of their presses venture to express
sth0t appreciation Of BEowN's heroic cour.
Gage, or that commiSSeration for his proba-
esble fate, which generous and manly hearts
ttcan hardly withhold. The Republican
n journals condemn the treason; they are
siudignant that it should he charged upon
Mthcm aS the natural consequence of their
ssjprincipIes they assrt, with the most sol
9cmn emphasis, that they are not aboli-
tstioni,tS, that they have no other aim res
Erecting slavery than to prevent its extern
ssion.
q The affair at IIarper's Ferry will compel
tsthem to stand on this conservative ground
bin the presidential campaign. They can
4 4
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

EThe Albany Argus says "the
mikmen Of Syracuse had ball at the
Voorhees, House last evening, in which
the millmen of Rochester and other
places united. The affair was drawn
mild, aud the cream of the joke was that
almost all the ladies' wore slye-blu silk
dresses. In the dance some of the milk
maids skinned along the floor with
much grace, while others bobbed up and
down like a churn handle. One Of the
young ladies present declared the scene
was heavenly meaning, we suppose,
that it was in the milky way"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

FOREIGN NEws.-Thc gist of the la
test foreign news is given in the head
,ings Of the telegram thus: "a rupture
between France and England apprehcn-
,ded to be imminent "Spain and
France going to war with Morocco. >
I"Englnud will not suffer Spain to occupy
both sides of the Straits" Disturbance
Iat Palermo" &c, &c, Sc
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
E@-Thc letter writers for the Ne

EEThe letter writers for the New
York Tribune, and sometimes the editors
have latterly taken every occasion tC
disparagc and sheer at Eduar L lerett
but the critical editor is not only moro
decent, but is candid and oulogistic.-
Here is an extract from recent notice
Of the "Oralions and Speeches" lately
published by Listlc & Brown
"With the lapse Of years, the splendor
# his oratory suffers no dminution.-
Like Burke, ana johnson, and John
IQuincy Adams, in the decline Of life, he
scars on boiler wing; his conceptions
are more glowing and original than thosD
which marked his early career; has i'm
|agery exhibits n new vividncss and in
|tensity, which his command of the re-
sources of English expression, withou,
any sacrifice of elegance or grace, lcad'
him 90 wider range, and a more lofts
smincncc.D
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
From the Ne lical and Surgical journal
Tctscr. or Salt Rghcuss,. Cured,

We cnn refer tho public to several Of the most
Obstinate cases Of this disease that have Lcen cured
by using your Syrup Of Sarslparilla and Stlngia.
IN all chronic cases this medicine has almost spc-
cifc action. II is the only remedy that will effect
speedy cure when the system is in DEPRIVED state.
1t acts on all the screons OF the system AMI ut the
same time cprries OF the diseIs not only through
the blood but also through the sccrcton Of the skin
AMI kidneys. Sold by all popular druggists in the
western country.
Sec Advertisement in another column of our paper
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

THE NEwsPAPR.-Howl lonesome is the
iireSi lie where there is no newspaper
Ask the man who has n family paper to
read; with the latest news, the good sto-
res, the useful lessons, and the witty say
ings Of the newSYaper-aSS him its valuc.
Let him be deprived Of it for few weeks,
and then ask him to put al estimate upon
it. 1t will have risen above all price.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

EEy GooDs.--- Sanbora & Tucker re
lcicvcd per Schooner Emast last Saturday
q very heavy assortment; Of goods in thci
'Iine, for the Fall end Winter trade. Fo
particulars see advertisement. Mcssr
SIT. are sound and reliaic business men
have the confilcicc Of tie entire commu
'nity and we are happy 10 state, ocr doing
II "tin top business.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
Dcal', OF fgon. Norman Little.

Deli'i Of Hon. Norman Little.
TUESDAY morning last, about ) o'eioc'
! the Hon. NORMAN LITTLE arose a, usual
1 but contrary t. his usual custom, imne
!iately Quilted hi, residence and went on
into the street. His abseuCe from break
fast caused no especial uneasiae,s to hi
family; bat not returning to dinner, con
siderable anxiety as to his whereabout
began to be felt, and fears were enter
3taincd that in a moment of temporary al
beration Of mind-to which lac has bee.
Frequently subject Of late---hc might hav
. met with some accident, or designed,
done some injury to himself. Diigcu
enquiry developed nothing concerning
] him except that about o'clock, \. VI. h
: had been met by several Of his friends
land acquaintance whom he had passed il
the street without apparently recognizing
General alarm for his safety now becam,
! rife among our citizens, and late in tn
AFTERNOON it was ascertaned that an over
coat had been found in the morning abou
Sninc o'clock, on the Steam FIGURING Nil
iDock, by the Engineer OF the Mill, which
! upon examination, proved to be that 0
sNr. Little.
The fears of all now settled into thl
spainful conviction that in one Of his fit
] of temporary insanity he had thrown him
! self into the river. Hundreds of our cit
1ens Immediately assembled upon tn,
dock and commenced vigorous scarcl
for his body, which was found and recov
cred about o'clock p. NJ, only a shor
! distance below the place where the over
coat was discovered.
This unlocked for and appalling even
has cast gloom over our whole commu
Unity; Mr.. LITTLE was one Of the carries
settlers of Saginaw County, and its dc
ayelopment and present prosperity are al
ssnost entirely owing to his efforts. II,
Originated aad helped to complete nearly
every improvement, and his death leave
"a void that will not soon be filed.
In private life he was one Of Natarc'
iNoblemen open-hcartcd, kind and gen
.crous; his hospitality was unboundel; IL,
needy never went from his door empty
shanded. His loss will be incurred by "a,
people Of this whole section and by hi
imany friends elsewhere as that of trac
hearted gentleman aad a sincere fricad.
Notwithstanding the incemclcy Of tn
weather, the funeral Of the deceased
(which took place at 10 o'clock this fore
moon, was attended by a very large con
course Of. people, all places Of business i
! the city were closed, and every mark o
respect shown to the last earthly remain
of the lamentel dead.
In our next Issue we shall give a nor
iextended notice of the invaluable seryic
5he has rendered in aid of the Saginay
VALLEY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

- There is mail carrier at En-
field, North Carolina; who has carried the
mail on horseback, fifty miles, twice a
week, for forty five years, missing but one
regular day in that time
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

New ADvERTlsEMESrs.-li,ad the adj
,yertiscments in this paper Of Sanborn &
Tucker, a. schupp, Schram & Parrish,
r.. i. Hoyey, John Williams, and II. NJ.
;I.yon.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

Il never shot bril- in nv life said a
fellow u his friend, who replel:
For my part, ! never shot anything
in the shape of bird, except a squirrel,
which ! killed with stone, when it fell
into the river and was drowned
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

A BRACE OF BoREs.-NeSt to the man
who is continually asking you the exact
price of everything you have, there is no
greater bore, perhaps, than the who is in
cessantly telling You the price clown to
the very glass Of wine he is drinking) Of
everything he has got.-PUqch
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

DETROIT CONNECTED WITH PORT llURoN.
The Railroad between this city and
Port Huron is all completed and en-
'gincs have been passing over its entire
length for the past two OF three days.
,Workmcu are busily engaged ballasting
,it. II is to be formally opened on the
.2lst inst.-Ds, 7fibiv1,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

Hearing a physician remark that a
small blow will break tho nose, a rustic
exclaimed; "Well, dunno, bout that,
I've bowed my nose a great many times,
and I've never broke it yet
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

The public cllearmclt1 Of new mar
ried people are unwi'e as well as in
dccorious. No wise man counts his coin
in the present of those who for aught he
knows, may be thieves.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10

THE Observation-Disclosures thus far in
dictate Republican victories in all quarters.
sBuhl, rep. is elected Mayor of Detroit by
$500 maj. avery like whale
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-10
crThe schooner Goo. q. ponsn

E-Thc schooner Geo. q. Dousman
one Of the Lake.Ocean craft, Of Clcve
land, was last month at Constantinoplc
Her Captain writes that she outsails al,
OF the sea-going craft; that there arc M
docks at Constantincple, and that hi
ca-go was DISCHARGED in baskets OF
Crooks backs, az Ire rate Of forty
tops day