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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-22
PEOPLES BAK Err "!
Corner Of Washington and German Streets,
EAsT SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
JAMES b. HENpERsoN, PRopRIEToR,

JAMES H. HENDERSON, PROPRIETOR,
S prepared 10 furnish all who may favor him with
L cali on short notice, with all kinds OF Family
Bread and Domestic Cake baking, also Butter Crack
ers, Boston Crackers, Soda Biscuit, Wine and Cali
ornia Biscuit, Sugar Crackers, Hard Bread, also
Graham Bread which will be sold Us cheap as can
be bought in this city or any other place. Fresh
and stale bread always on hand. Orders hiied dis-
atched and all articles manufactured Of the best
uaty.
PRICE CURRENT AT THIS DATE.
Butter Crackers, per pound, by the barrel cents
Boston " ~
Soda Biscuit, q
Hard Bread, "a
Sugar Crackers,
Common Cakes by the hundred, 5O
post Calrfs Us
This being the only place where can be found all
kinds Of Cake and Bread, it is really the only
FIRST La S b Il e Y
In this section Of the State north Of Flint.
Il. Sag. Oct A, 1850. j. DoNNELLi. Baker.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-08-22
EX II IN SIV Il
LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT!
ROSS ELL & CO.

A T their New and Extensive Stables, on Wash
IA ingon Street.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN
Have one Of the
Best Livery Establishments in the West
Family "turn outs' Horses and Buggies, Sadie
Horses and rgs Of all styles single or four to six
horses, promptly fitted out
NEW AND IN STYLE.
Everything about the establishment is in good
shape, tidy new and of late style Horses always IN
good condition and carriages and Harnesses neat and
tidy.
ASONABTE RA L s!
only, charged in all instances, and the utmost pains
taken To give entire satisfaction 10 all customers
A. w. GATES, Agent
East Saginaw, Aug, 8, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07


CEvENrYNIrTH PEGIMENT-A MEETING OF THE
- officers OF this regiment win be held the Mercer House
TUESDAY afternoon The obi OF the
meeting IL 70 ascertain who willing on; the
services through the Governor
defend the Jag OF country when, where, and
time they should be required Now in order out the
spirit Of offer the Government which
them during the war difference between volunteer
three months during the few scotchmen
would return 70 their homes the OBJ of their
MAS Sooup i-hed such officers AZ cannot leave their rant
lies hnc business we do not expect their services may be
LIE0T. COL S ELLIOTT. Commanding.
SHOW YOUR COLORs
, large American Flag ~ by 90 inches, OF ory six
mail fags assorted zes sheet muslin coors bright
and durable msiled postage free for hfty cents
J. Z. HANEY, lC9 Nassau street, New York
CPBCIAL NOTICEABLE PERSONS HAVING BILLS
~ or claims against the Advance Guard Col Dursees
stthe Headquarters. Nc 54 broadway. -.
9. r. DAVIES, Acting Paymaster.
T'ENTS FOR The ARMY-COTroN DUCK, OF
paulins hammock sturs Wagon Covers Also rent Cloths
FOX FoLlIESUs % Broad street corner Of Beaver
Union RANGERS, COLONEL JAMES +. KERKIoAN.
will meet FOR the purpose Of insoection and 10 reive
their uniform on Tuesday afternoon at thIes ~ the fol
lowing psces COMPANY A, Captain Holey, corner Bayssd
:y ,hsss Company csS. sHsx.hon od SossI
sercsr street.. Company :, captain Graham No so-ey;
Ssny o. seHin Mcmssus ceSsS Hail, corner Grand and
Centre Market place. Company n, Captain Walace old Bow
ey healreS Company I, Captain -, old Bowey theatre;
requested 10 Join the above regiment
ceped BY the state will b. ordered into quar-
ssrs In Anew days. BY order Of col JAMES KERRiaAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

A TTENTIok, MILITARY MIN AND VOLUNTEERS -
"A The RECRUIT by Capt John r. Carns the most val
liable p9pk 70 .re school Of the soldier Price 81
l26 Grand - 1900 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

4 LolDs MiNSTRELS - -
l. EIBLO's SALOON
TBE BRsT BAND IN rHE WOULD.
Monday May 6, and every night ring the week
OUR UNION A0Luh1EEhS; HsMLHT, fHK hRK0-
MICK ACT; TIE UNION COCKADE DAkKIKI
STORM; TBE OCEAN PATH 40
Fred Witon, wsmboid Percy, Bidsur, Birch. PoI. CsA
white and The tnire troupe, in new programme
Doors open ut z; commence ri s Tickets 70 centx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

i MEE. II. Vessels Commander carrying the Un,tsA
states s win sail from pier 30 North river foot u Chan
sors street, on
SATURDAY. May IL, at IL O'Clock Il.
BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON,
LOS6Os, HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BRRxRN.
" the following rates.
frat cabin 500: second cabin. so; steerago Ss&
For freight passage Apply 70
dELPCkE, KEUrGEN REIChELf.
No 81 Broadway, up stalrn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

RMY sUPPLIEs-PICKIEs THEORETICALLY
"a sealed Goods &C fun supply Of superior quality
low put up IN paekages
in shy climate, by MALLS, hERRITT CO., $50 and 252
Front street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07
TRfN WAX.

A DyaecB Guard COL DuEIER's zoUAvgs.-
~ iAls regime DC mustered into toe service
20 sAe nsd States srv!ce snsdsy and 70 eave
mu edatey for toe seat Of receiving recruits
the last company As this has been aocpt-c psy com
eDcer immediatey Great benefit those having families
s now rias cned al Fort Schuyler East nver and In
escapes al the trysous sometimes suffered None but
able booied ana ihteigent young The Last
company now beng recruited All
be lett a. No w broacway Prince street. Recruiting
So Brosawsy; northwest corner Of Sixth and Thirty
.ecopd street. ana a. Washington Hail. 1881 Third avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHING-LADIEs' AND
n gentlemens Wanted, lot Of cast of Clothing. Fur
and Carpets guarantees TO tbs highest pSce
the city by calling addressing O. MISE. W seventh
avenue, between twenty ninth and 1her streets LADIES'
attended to by MRS. Mish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

THE BOHEMIAN TROUPE or 0LAs BLOwKRs An
attn exhibiting Cooper Institute sntsADcs DtG1A
street Open every afternoon and evening scAmsaeAa -
~ and ~ O'Clock In the evening DuraG
each entertainment 1e celebrated low pressure Ass 49,
engine win be In constant opcraiion an e~auusv oss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

/ my PERSON HAVING AN INFANTRY REGULATION
"A Sword, with Belt IN good condition cispose
hear purchaser BY addressing E. O. W. boz 2S7a Post
i Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

yITAti WANTED wAR,--I0o ABIE ponIBD MEN FOR
w immediate service Any party having the rrcrutcd
viii psd literal pr Tor them. Must Apply within
days st No l7S Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

Union DEFENCE COMMITTEE.
Those 81 patriotic fellow csens Able And who
have not contributed 70 the Fund the Ds o. TO
Unon aud Me proper oqupment aud comfort Of the bssye
VOLUNTEERS who enlist In support OF countyv Nag are
earnestly requested 70 send their contributions Immediately
d,her member % the Committee Collections and Sub
ALEX T. STEWART.
WIN r. HAvkNEYRR,
VIM. 4. DODGE,
A. WTTrHAUS,
r. II. McCrRuY
ROiAr PHELPS,
Or 70 TEtolDRE DFFOF Treasurer No. 70 Pine street
Bs order OF the oornmithe.
: . ALEX. I. sThSARr, Chairman.
NToIuNTEpRs wANrrD-RscRgrTs ArrAcaED ro
tha nnib and seventy ninth reg nens wishcg 70 gs,
into active service sso parts ~ auie the oily n,
at present stachsd 10 regiments be called iuto
tive esryme, hir requested 70 At PHILIPPE tel IS
Iinhtn aveuuc ccrnert Fouyaenh street tnU evening NJ
clstk 20 form etropau. heA mo frs eau.
lar,s regiment, y. ID, esxes Coionsl u y FHlIIdPs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

TIVE TWENTY DAYS ALLOWED JErP DAVIS 60.
70 return 'heir as glance expired the eth. Now
Gomez the ue OF war spencer ~ prepared against any
legion, to sorpy them VIII Massey Cohns 20 le LOT
al a., sdwsy ApESCEa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

(rANTRABURY MUSIC HALL,
" A PALACE OF MIRRORS.
6SS Broadway
GRAM NlGIf28
GRAND SUCCESS
GRAND SUCCESS
GkAnD suCCBS5
CARLO FAMILY. CARLO RAMLY.
CARLO FAMILY. CASIO FAalky.
CARLO FAMILY. CARLO FAMILG.
CARLO FAMILY. CARLO PAuILr.
CARLO FAMILY CARLO fAalLX.
CARLO FAMILY CARLO FAMI1sQ.
CARLO FAMILY. GALLO FAMILY.
SECOND NIGHT SECOND MONT
shCoND NIGHT SECOND NIGHT
CARLO FAMILY
CAkLO FAMILY.
celebrated comic duet sinRers
NH AND MH5 SWEENEY.
AND MIS- SSBENET
MIR AND Mas pwEENEY
ma AND INKS swkENEY
AGNES suTnERIAsy AGNES sMTHEsL1Ey
AoNEs SWITZERLAND AGNES SUTHK7LAND
sI0. AsECCO.
$40. ABECGO.
j. H. O0DhN j. " OGDEN
j. H. C0DpN, . IA. O9DEM
T. II. OGDEN, j. n, O0DnN.
BYRON CHRrsTY
BYRON CHnIsTy
FOX cUR-Ar. PrcpsisAsv.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14

day designated for holding these elections,
the federal troops will have advanced fur
enough down into the State to enable loyal
men almost everywhere within its borders
to take an active part in c0nvNssing and
voting. The rebels who hold out, of
course, will not participate in the elections.
An oath of allegiance to the Federal Con-
stitutiOn will be ma,lr prerequisite to the
right to vote. The result must be loyal
sound State government, whose authoritj,
backed up, if need be, by federal forces,
will be irresistible; and the whole crew of
sccessionists will very quickly get their
final quietus in the Old Dominion.
This line of action is perfectly practical
BILE, and involves no such violence to the
federal Constitution rs did the first pro-
jeet to detach Western Virginia, and erect
it summarily into an independent State
the Constitution expressly requiring, for
the partition of State, the consent of the
Legislature of the State rs well as of Con-
gress. Again, it makes the loyal portion
of Virginia serve as most potent in
strumentAlity to. cure the rest of trea-
son. The tide-water region would never
allow the west alone to do the
legislation for the State. However
sulky and perverse ut first, its in-
terests would soon constrAin 1. to take
its full part in the public councils
far sooner than if left 10 its own independ-
ent movements. 1t is not improbable that
the State may be ultimately divided. Its
two sections are made up of very diverse
elements, with very different pursuits ),
and probably each would prosper better if
free from the other. But the time for this
has not yet come. The authority of the
Federal Constitution over the State In its
entirety must first be re.established aud
put beyond future peril. When that is eff
fected, there will be time enough for all
parties concerned to decide calmly and
wisely upon the expediency of division.
~ i. World, I2h.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14
The wheeling Convention.

The adjourned Wheeling Convention,
which met yesterday, is evidently bent up
on taking decisive, practical action. 1t
represents not only Western Virginia but
the loyal citizens of several counties east
of the Blue Ridge, ana is unquestiouably
genuine exponent of the Union sentiment
in the State, so far as it has yet dared to
manifest itself. 1t will, therefore, shrink
from no just responsibility, and will inter
pose with the most positive measures to
redeem the State from the treason which is
hurrying it to destruction. Its first step
will be to declare that the present State
government has in effect nbdicated its func-
tions, and is no longer in authority. No
man WHO recognizes the supremacy of the
federal Consultation can question the no
litical or the moral right of the convention
to do this. Obedience to the State execu-
tive and Legislature, which are in league
With rebellion, cannot be rendered without
disleyalty to the Federal Government
Submission to the two authorities is an
impossibility, and therefore the recogni-
ton OF the one Necessarily carries with it
the renunciatiOh,of the other. The loval
men of the State have, in fact, no nlterna.
| tive. But they are not only Obliged to re-
pudiate their derelict State Governments;
they must, in justice to themselves and to
their cause, establish new State Govern
ment II is not sufficient that they merely
have tederHlprotection. They require pos
tive legislation for their peculiar circum-
stances. Congress has not The To-
cal knowledge to enable it to sup
| ply this legislation, and even if 1t
bad the knowledge it has not the
Constitutional power. The federal gov
ernment cannot interfere against State
taxation, or with any other of the adjuncts
of State authority aud the loyal people
Of Virginia, though they may obtain per-
sonai security by the presence of the Fed
eral armies, must rely upon themselves
olone for the preservation of all their pos
tive political powers in their State rcIa-
tons. To effect this they must provide for
a new State Government, and, serious as
the task is, we are glad to see that their
representatives in this convention will
promptly undertake It. Their plan is
to form at once 4 provisional govern
ment, under which elections will be held
toT new State officers in lieu of those
who have forfeited their places by re-
taing service under the present trea-
sonable regime, and for a new Legisla-
ture, which, besides Supplying the enact
menta that shall be necessary to meet
| the edicts Of the usurpefs and promote
the general interests Of the State, shall
also elect two United States Senators In
the place Of Mason and Hunter. who have
ceased to FeeoRniEe federal authority
There Is little doubt bnt that, before the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14
Sensation Circular.

One of the members of the Convention,
yesterday, received the following circular
from the interior. The author of it is sup
posed to be Brannon, the Secession Sena-
tor from Lewis county:
ro4HE PATRrOrs OF NORTHWESTERN vIRo1sr..
WHEREAS, A Convention is TO be held
in Wheeling, on the 18th of this month,
for the ayowed purpose of effecting a d.
vision Of the State, and attaching a por-
ton thereof MS a miserable appendage to
one of the Republican States, or else form
ing the same into new and insignificant
tree State; and believing that either
change would be ruinous to our property
and our social happiness, we therefore
earnestly call upon the people of North
western Virginia in their several counties.
who still remain loyal to tho old Dominion,
and are opposed to being tackled on to
tho tail end of the Black Republican Des-
potism, to send delegates to a Convention
% be held in Lewisburg, (Greenbrier
Co.. on the LIST Monday of July next, to
enter their solemn protest against this
wicked and reasonable scheme; and al
60 to take such action as may then be
thought proper, after knowing the result
OF the Wheeling Convention. Ifa Con-
NenuOu gOtteu up MS tue one TO be held
at Wheeling has been, has the power to di-
vide the State, then upon the same suppo-
sition, We in Convention, by the same right
and power, can annul their acts, or sepa-
rate again from them.
LEwIsBURG, Va. June LIST, 1861.
We don't like to risk ourselves on proph-
ecy, not being specially gifted in that way
but we will bet our hat, and the next ON,
we buy, that tho above projected Conveu
ton will not be held on the first MOnda,
of July. Some of our U. S. volunteer,
may hold a meeting in that town on tha
day, but that's all the kind of an assem-
blsge that will be seen there.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14
some BeceaAIon ConspIratOrs who
Need watching.

Need watching.
It is proper that We should caution the
people of the Panhandle against q. false
security in toe strength of, their position.
Notwithstanding our Overwhelming vote,
and the well-kuown public sentiment of
these four counties, and indeed of all North
Western Virginia, we still have active foes
among u.s. Items are coming almost dali
ly to our knowledge showing that the Sc
cessionists among us, though badly dis
heariened, are not wholly discouraged, but
on the contrary many, if not the most of
them are at work laying the ropes for
coming action. a letter from Brooke yes
terduy advises us pretty freely of the move
ments and plottings of some of them who
live near Bethany and West Liberty. We
have information of their secret caucusses
at the house of DR.. Cox. aud of Capt. Bo-
ring, and of the agency which DR.. Forney
has in their doiuGs, We also are advised
OF the mission of DR.. N. W. White, of
Wellsburg, to this city, the other night, and
ofthe infamos bride which he offered TO acer
tain German here who refused to becomea
party to the secession devilmentin which DR..
White seems to be engaged,
We also are partially advised of other
names and other doings, and as fast as we
can secure the facts, aud all the parties
concerned, we shallu OF hesitate to expose
the undermining eonspirators who are at
work abusing the public patience and
plotting the ruin of the people who have
tolerated and protected them at the risk of
their own destruction.
We caution these men to have care
what tney HiO engaged in. Their supposed
hslplessuess since the election has made
them rather objects of pity, than of hate
but once let it be known that they are
brewing schemes and laying underground
pipes between them and their allies, for
the overthrow of the Union cause in our
midst, and their position In these parts will
become very unenviabls one. If they
are wise, they will be warned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14

We are sorry to note the suspension of
tho Cleveland RsUis'C. In announcing its
suspension it observes.
Siace the irst OF January last, our ad-
vertsiug patronage has been extremely
limited. The universal staguation of bn-
siness, and the painful suspense OCCASION
ed by the unhappy state Of the country,
cut OF TO q great extent this essential sup
port Of a daily paper. The circulation OF
the RCViei0 was good, but at that extremely
low price that newspapers must now be
afforded, the margin of profit was SO small
that nothing short Of an immense circula-
zion would pay the large expenses con-
nscted with the publication of newspa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14
FROM GRAFToN.
Especial Correspondence Of the 1ntolligsacer.l


~ GRAFTON, June l2.
:, In my last gave you to understand
that some advance movements we're con-
templated. Although nothing of posi-
tive character has taken place, everything
to be seen or heard points unmistakabiy
to move of vast importance, and the Yir-
ginia Regimen. will most probably take a
prominent part in it. The three Virginia
companies doing bridge duty are to be re-
leased this week, so that the full regiment
can be concentrated at once.
Major Lewis, of the 18th Ohio Rep,t is tn
have charge of all the bridges on the line
ofthe B. 5 o. Railroad. &c left here to-
day for Bellaire, where he is to meet the
Ohio 9th and 18th regiments and conduct
them to this place, aud they will be ant 10
take part in whatever is going on. On his
return suppose the Major win take full
control of the bridges saw one Of the
Rough and Readies this morniuR. from
whom learned that they had an alarm
last night Il occurred in. this way: One
Of the men was placed as sentinel on the
hillside overlooking the long bridge, In
walking towards the fence hs.saW what he
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14

The Convention re-ossembled at 2 o'clk.
The Chair stated that the first business in
order, would be the reception of the re-
ports of such committees as might be pre-
pared to report.
:. There being no reports offered,
Mr.. FJEsHER, of Jackson said. IL there
were nothing before the Convention, he
would move TO adjourn till Tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock.
SAMUEL B. ToDD, of Taylor, said he
wished to ask leave of absence of the Con-
vention for few days. His private af-
fairs rendered it necessary.
On motion leave of absence was granted
Nh, FLEsHRR, of jackson, then renewed
his motion, and the Convention adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14

Tai zouavss who arc in possession of
Hampton have discovered that John Tyler
owns a mansion at that place, and some OF
them, out of respect to the venerable eE-
President, propose to hoist the Stars and
Stripes over it, duty that he has unpatri-
OticsIly omitted. We 10 not suppose that
this frieodly act viii be appreciated as it
ORght By NJ. Tyler. But II the Zouaves
are satisaed with raiSing the Gag instead of
himself over .his house, he ought to be very
deeply gEntefnl for their consideration.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14

God guard eur nag, aod keep each star
zach stripe a. bright a. now they wsve,
sSili mAkei t lead our ranks in war,
still hoat above each patriots grave,
Death TO the traitor that would dare
TotrAil It through the dust Of shame.
All honest hearts its Iot WIil share
And follow 1t 70 Death or Pane.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14
Livery Stable and Stock for Sale
HYlro-Carbon oil.

rV1IIE Subscribers desire to inform Consumers and
Dealers in Carbon Oils, that they have recently
greeted Refinery, for the d;stlAtiOn and manufAs-
ture Of very superior Hydro Carbon OIL for Ilumi
natinspurPosea. All the latest improvements in the
publication and preparation Of Native Petroleum
have been adopted.
Tho great advantage Of a RRLuGSF light, aad the
cheap cost At which Il may be had, will Induce all
economical house keepers 10 adopt our 0its ontiTo
safety will recommend It strongly in the stead of all
explosive Durning finds now in use
According to careful test made by us one pint of
our llSdrO-Carbon Oil" will give brilliant light,
equal To at least star candesl for IS hours making
the cost only 25 Of cent per hour the size of flame
Gan De regulated as required and good light pro-
duced for three hours every night at cost Of oSE
CENT. ~
To Persons in want Of cheap and good 'Lnbfi-
eating or for machinery Of any kind. recon-
mend our machinery oil" made in part from Petro-
lenm and furnished Of any required density.
size from barrels to quart cans
Warehouse on Market Alley.
jel-2w WARREN & son.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14
Grand Strawberry Festival

VIHE LADIES' WHEELING UNION AID sOCIR-
L ty will give GRAND Strawberry Festival ut
Union Hall, on Friday evening" June 18th, at o'clock
The proceeds will be appropriated for the benefit of
the Union Soldiers and their destitute families. All
those whose synpAtea in the good cause nre re-
speCtfully solicited to attend. ielo
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION,

VNIE FIRM OF T. w DAsSETT L SON, was this
i day dissolved by mutual consent. ?. W. Bassett
its bTInches and hopes to receive, as heretofore.
liberal share of patronage from hiS friends and the
public Those in debted to Us are requested to call and
arrange them without delay.
June IO-ie13-tf Z. W. BASsETT & SON.