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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

FREMONT ON THE BRAIN.--Our neigh
Dor Of the Enterprise is stark mad over
the removal of Fremont, aud in the full
ness of his luuatic "one-ideaism" raises
the name of this new saint for the Presi-
denoy in 1864. The Detroit Tribune,
however, with grain of common sense
left, quietly rebukes the factious course
which the Enterprise, and other journals,
are taking, and thus gracefully proposes
to "drop the subject" "To oppose with
ANY show Of faction or INSTRUMENTATION
1.-the action of the President, taken as he
"thinks in behalf Of the country, is u
weaken his power for the defence Of the
country, in which we all have our. high.
F" est interest. Therefore, we think any
"more Of the Fremont controversy IN.
profitable on all hands. Enough ha,
" been said to avert its repetition, aud o:
"for the past it is irrevocable." uisiIiW
Without the slightest prejudice in re
gard to the matter, aud willing to lesy,
it entirely in the hands of the tribuna
where il belongs We can but think will
the Albany Argus, that the most peril
nent question in reference to Fremont
that will be asked in the future, will be
Why was Fremont appointed to take
command Of an army over the heads o.
those who possessed superior qualifes
tons in every respect, aud who woulc
have led our troops to victory instead 10
defestP' A General who never won ,
battles statesman who never said. ,o
did wise thing-a guide and explorer
who always lost his way--7a milli9nair,
without dime in his pocket---a oemmis
ssry whose men starve to death ION a,
average allowance Of beef per man pc
dsy-his Advancement to that position
will more than anything else puzzle tli'
historian who fails TO understand how
completely political partisansl'ip over
Swallowed every consideration o. prndenc
aud patriotism in the early period ofrthi
unhappy war;" @ 2''1,isd 'h'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

REaubAR SrKAM PACKET TO CAKRoL-
roS.--Thc great increase Of business in
Csrrolton--across the river, and about
miles below--incident to the erection of
considerable number Of salt blocks
there, with several others in progress,
and others still in prospect, has induced
Capt. KINNEY, of the Barleycorn, to put
his little craft on the route between here
and there as a permanent arrangement,
making the trip round every hour, and
carrying passengers at the very reason
able fare Of 5 cts. each way. Thus far
the Captain informs us that the route
pays expenses and something more: An
other season, we hope it will prove still
more profitable, saessi -di ,,sl. brA
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

latter ianding and taking possession Of
the forts, GEN. Sherman issued the fol
lowing proclamation si71f gHIinHis
To the People of South Carolinai asli bosJ
-at''ln obedience to the orders Of the
President of these United Statesof Amer
Hica,1 4 have landed on your shores with a
small force of National troops, The. die
tates. Of a dutyaybich under the Consti-
Itnt.os, ] owa tea great aud sovereign
state, and ~ ., proud and hospitable, PEG.
ple, snnDng whom. 4 rhayea passed somes Of
the pleasantest days of my life, prowpt
pme to proclsim tisti~e have come among
you with no feelings of personal apinIos.
ny; no desise, TO harm your citizens, de-
stroy ly0nr property, or interfere with-an
of yoar lawful laws, rights, or yoar sociA
or local institutions beyond what lthe
tcnuses, herein briefly alluded to, may ren'
der unavoidable. .s5'ns 11d nu,fn llss
"Citizens Of South Carolina: The oiy.
ilized world stands appalled, at the course
IFpu are Pursaingly appalled, at the ,crime
you are. committing against your, own
mother; the best, the most enlightened,
and heretofore the most prosperous OF
nations. You are IN a state of active O.
bellion against the laws Of your country.
,You have lawlessly seized upon the forts,
arsenals, aud other property belonging to
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

CHANGE AT rHR OLp Dnuo SroRg.--A
new firm, under the name and style Of
FRIzELLE BRorHERs, have bought out the
goods. wares, merchandise, appointments
and appurtenances of the Drpg Store
formerly owned by Hess Bros. & Co.,
and later by NJ. u. HISS, and propose to
carry on the same business, at the same
old stand, with an increased stock and
additional facilities. They are practical
chemists and druggists, and being young
men of energy and good business qualif-
cations, will, we hope, meet with as good
success as has the old store, under former
administrations. q. 8la .5tas a1af-4e usfH
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

The State will maintain her honor, and
stand by the pledges she has given, to all
who have gone, as well as to those who
shall hereafter enlist for the war.--Lansing
Republican. ''a ''' ".''' '''s'' ''''"' 80 ''ai
This may be true, at all events we
hope such is tho, case, but if tho State
does not "stand by the pledges she has
given" to the volunteers any better than
she did 20 those given to the parties who
developed her immense saline resources
we wouldn't give rush for her HONOR
She may have some character left, but W.
don't see it,"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

SAILED ron EURoPE.-Thurlow Weed
and Archbishop Hughes have gone TO
Europe, at the request of, Goywnment,
to counterfeit the operations Of the South
ern Commissioners, and prevent the rec
ognition Of the Southern Confedsracy by
France and England.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19
MORTGAGE SALE.


nEFAULT having been made in the payment Of
IL certain sum q money secured W be paid by
indcnturc Of Mortgage, dated the twenty -fourt
day Of October, A. ID. 1859, executed by Albert Mil
Ter, % sBny City, Bay comfy, Michigan, 10 Ransom
Gsrdncr Of the city Of Detroit Michigan and reesr-
ded in the Register Office Of Saginaw county, Mich
igan, in Liber O." Of Mortgages on pages 35l 352
and 1853, on the 29th day Of October, A. d. 1889 mt
o'clock A. NJ, and whereas there IL due ut the date
Of this notice. upon said Mortgage, the sum Of seven
hundred nine dollars and fifty five cents and no sut
or proceedings mt law OF in equity having been m
sttutcd To- the money secured by said Mort
gage or any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice b hereby given, that by
virtue Of power Of sale In said mortgage contained,
on Thursday the 18th day Of February, A. ID. 1862,
nj two o'clock p. NJ, of said day, at the front door
Of the Court House in Saginaw City, (thc said Court
House being the place Of holding the Circuit Court
IN and for said county shall sell at public suction,
TO the highest bidder, the said Mortgaged premises
much thereof shall be necessary 10 pay said
amount due, together with the interest, from this
date and the costs and expenses of sale allowed
by Law said premises being situated In the county
Of Saginaw and State ~ Michigan, and are know n
and described In said Mortgage as follows to wit
The northeast quarter Of section twenty three (23
in township number thirteen (l3,) north Of range
FIVE (5) cast and the southeast quarter Of section
thirty (30 In township thrtccn (f3 north Of range
six g. east, containing in all three hundred and
twenty (320) acres Of land, according 10 the Govern
Inent survey and being in thc county Of Saginaw
and State Of Michigan. East Saginaw, Michigan,
RANSOM GARDNER, Mortgage.
WI wknhxs, Attorney for Mortgage.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

our comleen country, and within your
borders, Sith this property, you arc in
arms aud wagipe rutbless Oar a0hst
,our constitutidh bal Govsrnul <nt, au thus
tbrsatep hing tho existence 4 Ge Fern-
dent wbish yoa are bound, NtheNenns
ri abe soleAQ n eompach to We pndG and
'skithfuNy shppe,t. h2doisg thu you
are not only undermining aud preparing
the way for totally ignoring your own
political aud social existence, but you arc
threatening the civilized world with the
ediops sentiment that SELF government Is
impossible witlrcisilized men. > - -
"Fellow.citizcns implore You to
pause and reflect upon the tenor and con
tedaehces Of your lsctsl NJ the awful
sacrifices madeby The DEGRADATION of our
property, the shedding Of fraternal blood
in battle, the moerpipg apd, -wailipg Of
widows aud orphans throughout our land,
are insufficient to deter You from further
pursaiag this unholy war; then ponder, !
beseech you, upon the ultimate, but not
less certain result which its further pro-
gress must necessarily and naturally en-
tail upon your once happy and prosperous
State. Indeed, can you pursue this fra
tricidal war, and continue to imbrus your
hands in the loyal blood Of your country
men, your friends, your kinsmen, for nc
other object thar, TO nnlawlully disrupt
the confederacy OF great people, con
federaoy established by your own hands
in order TO set up, were it possible, A.
independent government, under whlei
you can never live in peace, prosperity,o
i quietness. 10 sr-ra BAD sed odR ns1-
"Carolinisns We have come among
you as loyal men, fully impressed will
our constitutional obligations to the clti
zens of your State; those obligation
shall be performed as far as in our power
but be not deceived: the obligation Q
suppressing armed combinations agains
the constitutional authoritiesis paramount
to all Others, If, in the performance Q
this duty, other minor but important ot
legations should be neglected, it must b
attributed to the necessities of the case
because rights dependent on the laws 9
the State must be necessarily subordinat
to the military exigencies, created by IL
surrection aud rebellion. ngiSoas bss >.
. ..a 49,. ct w SHERMAN -.
70" '4' ff.' "Brig Gen Commanding.
f"Headquarters, Port Royal, $. O. Nov. 8, 1851
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19
NoTTCEIi

A THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETIN @ OF
~ the Fire Department Of the City II East sagi-
nav, held at the Common Council Room on the cyc-
ming Of the 10th Of October tnst the following officers
elected president, NJ. Jcaen; Vice President
Charles III. wilkin; Secretary, G, X. Robinson /;
Treasurer. y. A. K@hler; Chief Engineer, James +.
Brown; LIST Assistant ID. b. Buckhout; 2d Assistant,
Peter Mnmford.
OK ROBINSON, scc'y Of Dept
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19
MANUFACTURING,

Carried on extensively, and all work made Mt our
establishment warranted. An extensive supply OF
stock, excellent workmen full knowledge Of the bust
ness and the best facilities in all respects. enables
us 10 distance all competitor in manufacturing and
encourages ne to make even greater efforts than be-
fore for lie continuance.
Gse-Past patronage gratefully Acknowledged.
GEORGE CRABBE 4 co.
East Saginaw, Aug. l. 1861. $40
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19
.NOTICEI

A MEETING Of the Board of Trustees q the
"A Fire Department will be held at the Common
Council Room, on Friday evening, November ~, Mt
o'clock. Q. X. ROBINSON, Sec'y Of Dept
East Saginaw, Nov. II, 1861 tll
CtiiiI.DREN's Willow and wood Irole Seat Chair.
" At sfSLBEE's.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

!. a SERIES OF sooIAbs, Gotten up on an
economical scale TO meet the sxigensies
of the times, are 10 come of at 'Buena
Vista Hall, commencing next Thursday
evening. No spectators are % 30 sd-
mitted, tho terms being $3.50 for the
three first socials, The whole affair Is
conducted in the nature of an association,
who delegate the details to such officers
and committees as they may appoint
We wish our young friends . happy and
sociable time with their socials.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

TEAS, &c.--T. r. FoLEY, in Falls
Building Washington street, has . stock
of choice Black Tea, ditto Soaps, Spices,
Yankee Notions, Cigars, and other desir-
able articles for family use.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

PreeIauraffo,n. :

EXPERIMENTATION. ~ -
aceo,Aa n,e vnb custom long established and
dssply chensh.d b the people since the earliest set
lamont of bur country and With reyerent aha nful
&C., bwaA he eopreue Ruler ovsr men and -.
49, 49,, -
tons Tor ~ Breaep una mers'es 70 uS, ds
hereby appoint and Bet apart Thursday, the twenty
o;,h,h dav % N,,x.,,,.r os,an, ma dav ~ Thanh.
giving and fsssses oss hsssssss sssaAnassAess>s
still remain TO US The rude shock Of war has not
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

KENTUCKY Harvey of the louisville
Democrat, offers che following for the
rebels who are invading Kentucky: "NVe
are mild and genial in ouro:emper aud
temperament. We, like Uncle Toby,
would believe in putting the buzzing fly
out of the window, ga yine, There is room
enough in this wotla1ifor thee and me;'
but we cannot bear to have this invasion
upon as May the rains of heaven fall
upon them, and soak their blankets till
every man this fall has the ague. May
the winter snow and frost chill and kill
them,a May the corns upon their toes be
more plentiful than the corn an their camp
kettles, and their shoes never fit. May
they starve, freeze, and have the tooth
ache, every man of them, until they re-
treatignoa,inisusl y,frour our State. 1--WE
want another Moscow winter to aid, in
the cause. > Heaven wiliIbe grauious we
know, aud in the sacred cause visit upon
them all the evils they have tried to bring
upon us, until repentant they again ask
admission into tho Union on tho old terms;
our voice is still for war. Let us let
them know Kentucky is opposed to coer-
cion. She is also opposed to being CO.
creed, and since theyhave sown the wind,
let them reap the whirlwind." b-isisu1sA
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19
A DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
NEWSPAPER in The CITY OF i
The Newly Weekly Argus

TO REsroRE rnE UNION AND MAINTAIN THE cossrI
.afa TUITION -Ro4
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

FREE LUNcm.-We have inadvertently
.nselsstsd TO mention. rs q local item of
interest to such as are fond Of q choice
bte at a proper season, that free lunch
is spread ut the commodious saloon Of the
Bancroft House, every morning, Sundays
excepted, at 1870.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

Two "BIo THINGS. Two of the most
important events Of the day are tho pub
LEGATION of Birney's letter to Magoffin,
and the announcement Of Fremont as
Presidential candidate in 1864, by Perry
Joslin. Their effect upon the general
progress of events will no doubt be fully
as grand and significant as that of putting
the old style exhaust pipe in the steamer
Ariel or building the new slab dock in
front of the Enterprise block, which our
friend DIR. D. il at present SO ener.
getically pushing ahead. % on yH" Sa''
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

Arrnxrlos, IADIEsl-- Youare earnestly
requested to meet at the Congregational
Church, next Friday afternoon, at .
o'clock, to work for the welfare Of our
Soldiers.
By order, Of the President, YRS
MRa !. s. EsrAnRooK. Sec'y.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

. tNEw VESSEL. keel of anewvessel
was laid down yesterdaysin the shipysrd
o! Messrs. Vanevery& Randall who are
Joint owners with Messrs. sDetlor'& Son
and Horace Horton. 1.-The vessel will be
a fore and aft schooner, and is to be bull,
entirely of the best oak. Her dimension,
are as follows: Keel, one hundred and
fifteen feet beam, stwenty-six feet' hold
eleven feet. She will have capacity Col
fourteen thousand bushels, and is intended
for the:Moutreal trade.--S,gnal, Godsrieh
q. w Nor. l3olh .an BIZ ~ .rnitnr-.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

RhcRUIrISo.--Liedt Il. p. McESrEE,
Of Opt ThOs. saylOr's Cavalry Company,
Sd Michigan Regiment, now rendezvous
ing at Grand Rapid, is in town, and
wishes to enlist few more men to ell the
Company. His Ofase is aty, @ sslli'
van Tobacco Store, Genesee street. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

Wo are decidedly hostile 70 all compromises or
sympatbizng with traitors.-Anegan Jollr,'af
SO are we, and SO is the good Andrew
Johnson, Of Tennessee. SEQ what he
said in Wisconsin speech the other day:
.sA OBJ JOS, Ao' ""
81 would not be personal, but an adolf
ZIONIST is as much secessionist as any to
be found in South Carolina. As.much as
these disunionists abuse each other, they
nevertheless both unite In laying violent
hands upon the Government that never
harmed either. If were an abolitionist,
l would break up the Union; for this dis.
ruption of the Union must inevitably de
stroy and obliterats slavery. Hence we
are for the prosecution of the war 70 save
tthe government as founded by fathers;
for restoring the Constitution rs we re.
ceived it, without regard to the peculiar
institutions Of any State" 80" '~ 80"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

SAFE THROUGH THE LAKEs.--We learn
that the singularly constructed craft no
ticed some weeks since by us as having
left this river, with 2 freight of square
timber and slaves for New York, ,ria, the
i1rie Canal, has arrived safe at Buffalo,
and is doubtless ere this well on her way
to the great metropolis. Should the exI
pertinent prove successful pecunisrily, a
feet of some Zen Or moro Of the same
style Of craft, will be buiIt here another
i u'no9 aRntu " Dos ,lnAufF9Vcrt JHf To
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

TERMS, - CASH.
And all work, sale manufactured, put down 10 the
VERY LOWEST. FIG IRE
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

DAN. Fox, Keeps q very neat and cosy
eating house, confectionery store, etc,
and if appearances are any indication, he
is certainly doing thriving trade. His
'edibles are we'll served up, and guests
never complain Of want Of attention
Being personally one Of the established
institutions of tho burgh, he has an &C
qnaintance .co-extensive with the City
itself, and manages to keep on the s'righs
side ofeverybody with far less effort than
1t takes many we know Of to keep them
selves and their neighbors continually in
. suarl. Success to yscs, DAN. .Iaa7
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19
M A X r 1 Il D

DIV "UT q Nh VI 1Na '|UUa
u At tho residence Of the brides father nhis city
on the l4th inst ,rby Rev, Mr. Parker, Mr.. JAMES
RbBissoS Of Detroit to Miss ELLLN J. wEsr Of thi
city, 3fl1 1sln-UCl io SCI OH le1ud
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

n0A BUNDLES Of hail-thrashed Dat Straw
1k,VOV f.000ibs Corn Husk 500 pounds live
Gcese Feathers. 5000 feet three uch rnepie pnnt-
ling, in exchange for Furniture, at sILSBEES.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

And all other goods in the line, bought or sold
in the market.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19
9Pr0clamatton tn the People Of
.u b.How South Carolina. aid issi

A 4, General 9. s. 49, ''7 =,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-09

The Right Tdlk.-A mass meeting was
held in Cincinnati to protest against the
doctrine laid down in Gov. Dennison's lettel
and TO take effectual steps against the ship
ment of provisions and munitions of war te
the South. Among the resolutions unani
mously adopted were the following:
Resolped, That in the sense of this NEE
ting "armed neutrality" by any State o.
this Union IS rebellion to the Government!
Resolved, That any man or set of mel
in Cincinnati or elsewhere, who knowingly
sells or ships one ounce of flour or pound o
provisions, or any arms or other article.
which are contraband of war, to any person
or any State which has not declared its firm
determination to sustain the Government
in the present crisis, is traitor and deserves
the doom of a traitor.
Resolved That it is the opinion of this meet
ing that no more troops should be marched
round the city of Baltimore.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-09
K..1I,ckx Neutralitx.

The Memphis Avalanche thus disposes
of the EARNED neutrality" of Kentucky. Il
says:
Kentuckians can never be transformed
into dastardly traitors to their own section,
by all the GINNING arts of these detestable
recreants. They are now rising in their
majesty for the defense of their own loved
South, against the army of abolition cut
throats, even now gathering at Cairo, and
threatening to establish themselves on the
Kentucky shore. no
Headed by that glorious patriot, Gov.
Beriah Magoffin, they are arming them
selves, and BY their own private means pro.
viding for the defense of the commonwealth
which the late clique of corrupt and trait
orous demagogues and party hacks, consti-
tuting unfortunately majority in their leg
islature, refused to do. The great heart
Of Kentucky is right in this contest. We
shall see her standing shoulder to shoulder
with Tennessee, in this fight with the Alb
olitionists of the North. She will soon be.
come too hot for the traitors aud proclivi-
ties, who would degrade her into servile
tool of an Abolitionist Administrations
She will repudiate them with loathing and
scorn; and follow the dictates of her own
patriotism-her own high sense Of honor,
and chiyalrous devotion to the cause of the
| South.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-05-09
senator Douglas at sprinffield.

The speech of Senator DOUGLAS at Spring
field, ILL.,, was more explicit than anything
which he has heretofore said on the civil
war question. He said "a war of extermi-
nation and oppression was being made
against the Government" He spoke Of
the "piratical flag" of the Confederate
States. He said the question was: "Shall
we allow this to proceed, or meet the ag-
gressioni" He said There was no cause
for this rebellion" There had been no
evidence presented that the peculiar South
ern Institution had been made insecure by
the election Of a Republican President
The Mexican system Of rebellion against
law and order mnst not be inaugurated in
the United States. He said at was
crime against constitutional freedom to at
tempt 10 pluck the United States out of
the map of Christendom."
To Democrats be would say, "don't al
low party considerations to make you trai-
tors. The most stupendous and unanimous
preparation for war is the shortest way to
peace. The greater the unaninity, the
less blood will be shed. Every friend of
liberty must feel that this cause is his own.
The seeded States have proceeded to OBJ
struct our most inalienable right of naviga-
tien of the Mississippi. The people of the
Mississippi valley can never be excluded
from access to the Gulf of Mexico. I will
never cease to urge my countrymen to take
up arms and fight to the death in defense
Of these rights. tits war of self defense.
I-believe it is duty we owe to ourselves,
our children and our God, to protect ard
sustain our Government and flag from ev-
cry assailant."