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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
FAYErrEYILLn, Ark., MAJ
Salt for swine

a correspondent of the Annalen der
LandwirthsGhalt states some interesting
experiments to test the use of salt in fat
tening swine. He selected two pair of
barrow hogs weighing 200 pounds apiece.
One pair received with their daily allow
ance of food two ounces of salt; the other
pair, slmilarey fed none. In the course
of week it was easily seen that the salt
ed pair had much stronger appetite
than the others, and after q fortnight the
salt was increased TO two ounces apiece.
After four months the weight of the salt
ed hogs was $50 pounds apiece, while
that of the unsalted, five weeks later,
reached only 100 pounds. This expert
ment was repeated with almost precisely
the same results. The author feeds young
pigs, according to their age, quarter to
one ounce daily, breeding sows very little
during pregnancy, and during the heat Of
summer withhods it in great degree
from all, as it induces thirst and liability
to disease.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14

MExIco.-While cloud is settling
down upon our own country, a brighter
day seems 10 be dawning upon Mexico.
BY the last arrival we learn that the
Constitutional Government was fast and
successfully rcorganizing. A circular had
beea issued to the different States to en-
ter into no more engagement with foreign
Governments, and reclaiming, on behalf
Of the General Government, the treaty
making power. The Army was to DO
thoroughly reorganized, and liberal
schemes of colonization were about being
arranged,
II is to be hoped that country, so long
distracted by revolution and civil war,
whatever may become this, has learned
lesson from the bloody scenes through
whchit las passed
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
DIRECTORS.

William G., Lambert, Oliver i. Wood,
George c. Collins, Alfred S. Barnes,
Danford y. Barney, George Bliss
Lucius Hopkins Lyman Cooke;
Thomas Messenger, Levi p. Morton,
William " Mcllen, Curtis Noble,
Charles Martin, John Il. Hutchinson,
Charles Hatch, Charles L. Baldwin
r. Watson Bull Amos I. Dwight,
Homer Morgan, Henry A. llurlbut,
Levi j. Stone, Jesse Hoyt,
George Pcarce, William Sturgis, Jr
Ward 4. Work, John X. Ford,
James Low, George Stedman,
Isaac H. rockingham, Sidney Mason:
Charles A. Buckley, A. Willmnrth,
Richard Bigcow, Cyrus Yale, Jr.
Theodore McNanoe, T. II. Cosstt,
Cephas II. Norton, William r. Fosdick,
Roe Lockwood, David l. Boyd
John G Nelson, LOWS Roberts,
George d Morgan; $. u. Caldwell.
james Humphrey,
CHARLES H. MOTT,
Agent for Saginaw County.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE is hereby given that the co-partnershp
~ heretofore existing between Ut. Burnham, j T.
Symes, W. II. Hine, and b, L. Hill, under the firm
and name Of J. I. Burnham A Co, is dissolved by
mutual consent so far us b l.. Hills connection
with said company. The business will be continued
by j. T. Bunham, J. I. Symes and w. ii. Hine, as
heretofore under the firm and name of j. L Burn
ham 4 Co. All claims against and due to the firm
will be settled by the present firm.
j. 7. RURNHAM, j. T. SYMES.
w. III. HINE, B.L HILL.
st. Charles. January LIST, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
A Daguerreoiype OF Grecly.
Mr.. Weed, of the Eemmg Jomn,

Mr. Weed, of the EoMmg Journal,
thu, dagucrreotypcs the man Of he Zri-
6aWe.
The latter, wiki all his vanity, dis
honesty, and propensity to humbuC, has
not the monopoly of these qualities nor
docs he lack ability to render qRa pro
q'i0 to his portrait painter.
This is the J0mWais sketch
awe thought Mr., Greedy wiser and
better man than he is. We invested
him with virtues that only existed in our
too partial estimate Of his character. We
were unconscious of his vauting anbi-
tion-his insatiato thirst for Office
Had we known, in season, that
"No mans PIC &. freed
From his ambitious finger"
his infrmity should have been INDUCED
though at his own expense, for Office Is
the last thing he is fitted tor. In his
temperance, socialist, and other reforms
we mistooll the political aspirant for the
philantropist. We believed him nat
ural. instead Of the GdtifcjW man he IS
We knew that while the Tj255Bc affect
ed 'brown bread and n vegetable diet. ;
its editor rejected neither 1rhas bread nor
roast beef but we did not know, nor
suspect that he was fastdious in dress;
that he was as much made up as any
actor and that he went abroad for effect,
as regularly as the quack doctor who
used to walk Broadway in tights, bro
cade, and velvet, with a three-cornered
cooked hat. Nor, in our simplicity, did
we dream that Mr. Greedy is ever found
in crowds, at fairs, hustings, mass meet
/ ings, celebrations, Sc, Sc, only "to be
seen Of men," bewildered and muddled
with the insane idea that he was to be
made Governor or President And now
we would not believe if we could re-
sist the conviction--that he invites the
Slave States to sebede in the expecta.
ton that he will be President of q
Northern Confederacy.
Though the nominal head of the con,
cern. it is unjust to attribute all the
vagalies Of the Tribune to Mr.. Greedy
That hydra has half dozen heads
each with a 8Deeid(ty or ism of its own
but all kissing in chorus when the fra
/ teuity is Interested. Nor is Mr.. Gree
~ the only editor who "conlesscs to &
weakness for Office. His followers, like
Faistall's "would not take knighthood
for their fortunes" Two Of them are
looking for foreign missions, and Others
expect dukedoms atlcast. Indeed, T.i
Jme editors, ready to serve their coua-
Try, would equip department.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14

THE GREAT "SLATE" CERrIrrcArE.-
Halls journal of Health has the follow
ing:
Dear Doctor: | will be one hundred
and seventy-fve years old next October.
For ninety-four years have been an in
valid unable to move except when stir.
ell with lever. But year ago last
Thursday, ! heard of the Granuiculsr
Syrup. bought bottle, smelt of the
cork, and found myself new man. | can
now run twelve and half miles an hour,
and throw nineteen double somersets,
without stopping.
j. S.-A little Of your Alicumstone
Salvc, applied to wooden leg, reduced
a compound fracture in nineteen minutes,
and is now covering the limb with fresh
cutiele Of white gum pine bark.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
]Nh0 ~ l8h0
p EOPLE'S Ak Err vi!
Corner Of Washington and German Streets,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.

JAMES II. HENDERSON, PROPRIETOR,
rs prepared to furnish all who may favor him with
Il call, ON short notice, with all kinds Of Family
Bread aud Domestic Cake baking, also Butter Crack
ers, Boston Crackers, Soda Biscuit, Wine and Cali
fornia Biscuit, Sugar Crackers, Hard Bread, also
Graham Dread which will be sold No cheap as can
be bought in this city any other place. Fresh
and stale bread always on hand. Orders filed dis
patched and all articles manufactured Of the best
quality
PRICE CURRENT AT THIS DATE.
Butter Crackers per pound by the barrel, cents
Soda Biscuit, I" ca
Hard Bread, al
Common Cakes by the hundred, 30
Best Cakes, " 90
This being tho only place where can be found all
kinds Of Cake and Bread, IL Is really the only
FIRST CLASS FAX cry,
In this ectiou Of the Statenorth Of Flint
Il. sag, Oct. 4, 1860 j. DONNELLY, Baker.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
1861.
FIRE 81 MARIN
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, -Onc Million Dollars.
Assets. JuLY lsr, 1860, Sl,4sI,sl9 81
Liabilities, 5l,06S 81
Losses Equitably Adjusted and
Promptly Paid.

VNHE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS herewith
4 present TO the Stockholders and Patrons Of the
Company their FOURTEENTH SEMl-ANNUAL
exhibit of Assets and Liabilities showing the
ition of the Company on the lsr DAY OF July, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
TIE DIsUNIoN MOVEMENT

The statement thai, Sumaer opposes
Mr.. ACrittenden's nomination to the SUI
preme Bench is erroneous. Mr.. Sumner
approves of the nomination. The nomi-
nation, however, continues to challenge
decided oppositiops from influential quar-
tcrs, and it ia feared il will not be made.
Badger and Ralhn, of North Carolina,
and Holt, Of Kentucky, are now talked of.
Mr. Lincoln foundabout seventy va
cances in departments under the govern
ment. These must all be filled while the
Senate is in session, or cannot till Con-
gress meets again; consequently they
must FIST eugross the Presidents atten-
ton. When these arc disposed of, Mr..
Lincoln's present purpose is to take up
for action the appointments for the new
Territories of Dacotha, Colorado, and
Nevada,
Col. Lorenzo Thomas, Of Del, will
succeed Cooper as Adjutant General.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, March 9.
On the reception of President Lincoln's
Inaugural, the secessonists, in consequence
of some accessions to their ranks, called
a meeting of the citizens Of this county
to-day, to instruct delegates to the con
vention. 1t proved, however, that the
Union sentiment prevailed, and the meet
ing adjourned without action, amid much
enthusiasm for the stars and stripes.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14

NEWs---Ihe reports just 90 this time are 50 con
Acting chat possible 10 eel what are the facts
in regard 10 the course OF the Administration with
The soaelipe States Ono day we have q rnmof
that forts sumpcr aud Pckens are to be evacuated,
and the next day is conrad,tei, AMI 50 in regard
to pretty much al other p,attors Of Importance =
The only authontio Information that cones is cop
corning the new appontees TO Office, and that does
not materially concern u.s. The Michigan Logisla-
ture ro-cnaoted the powerful big drink clause Of
the Liquor Law prohibiting the sale Of beer in loss
quantities than FIVE gallons. The bin 70 divide the
state into new Congressional Districts has passed.
both houses, md only requires the Governors senn
ture 10 become II law Tho lin as it has passed
forms The following districts;
Tho iyst district shlll consist Of the counties Of
Wayne Monroe, Lonawec and Hillslale
Tho seond disrioct shal! consist Of the counties
Of Branch, ST. Joseph, Cas-, Bericn, Van Buren,,
Kalamazoo and AlirgIn.
"The thra distdci she'll consist Of the COUNT IS Of
Calhoun, WasLtenlw, jackson. Eaton, anl inEham.
"Thc fourth district shall consist Of tho counties
of Barry, louia, Kent Ottawa, Aontcaln, MecOstl,
and OsceJla, Nowaygo and Lake Muslcgon, Occana
Ngsou, Mgustee, Loeluuaw and Mauitou, Grand
Traverse, Chcboygn, Emmett, Nl.kiuaw Delta.
Antrim and Wexford, Missawkoe, ami kalkoska.
"Tho fifth district shall consist Of tho counties Of
81. Clair. MacoIab, Lapoer, Oakland, Livingston.
aud Saailac.
''rhc hxth district shall consist Of the counties Of
Clinton, Shiawassee, Genesec huron, Tuscola Gra-
tiot, lsiuaw, Bay, Midland and Glaiwin, iosoo
Alclug, Alycnt, Nontm0r1noi; 0gemaw, Roscom-
mon, OscOda O,scgo and Crawford, prosquc Islc,
Chippewa, 'choolerAft, Houghton, Ontonagon, Mar
qaeJtc, Isabella and Clare, ami all tho unorgapizod
counties moi embraced in the fourth district"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TuE SAG. SALT Mre. Co.
Enst ganinnu Eeh 1ih lQGl

OFFICE OF THE Il. SAG. SALT MIG. Co.
East Saginaw Feb, 7th 1861
A Ia MEETING of the Board of Directors of
~ tho East Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Company
held this day at the Office Of the Company further
levied Of half Of per cent upon
the entire capital stock Of the Company payable at
tho Secretary's Office the 9th day Of March 1861.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
WIN l.. WEBER, Sec'y.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
REGULAitLY SOLD OUT.


Some time since while stopping at tic
Sutter House, in Sacramento City, Cali
fornia, accidentally overheard con-
versatiop between two gentlemen, one
Of whom was from New York City, aud
had been in the contry nearly year, and
the other had just arrived. sr s
The new conner was amenting his
condition and his folly in leaving alum
dance at home, and especially two beau
tiful daughters, who were just budding
into .womaphQod--when lie asked the
New Yorker if 10 had D family.
eyes sir, | have a wife and six children
in New York-and never saw one of them
After this reply, the couple sat few
moments in silence; then the interrogation
again commenced
"Were you ever blind, sir?'
mo SIR"
"Did you marry widow, sir?"
mo sir" TIT
Another lapse of silence.
Ibid understand you to say, sir, that
you had wife aud six children living in
New York, and you never saw one Of
,them?"
Eyes sir, / 50 stated it, . li.l
Another and longer pause of silence;
then the interrogation again inquired,
Why was the response: Cone of
them was born after ] left. a....
sob, ahm and general laugh followed;
and after that New Yorker was especially
distinguished as the man who chad six
children and never saw one Of them"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
ASSETS.
sI,4sl,sl0 II
LIABILITIES.

Claims for losses outstanding July LOGS rs
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
A. +. WILLAMETTE, Vice President
j. MILTON SMITH; Secretary
JOHN MCGEE, Assistant Secretary
NV YoRK, July LIST, 1850.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
High Priced Clothing is no More!
TIE PENURIoUs TYRANT IS GONE.
But animated with feelings Of brothorly love sves-
towards a fallen foe, We y-Rsquiescat IN pace

CoME, then, people of Saginaw Valley, and pay
~ your respects TO the youthful monarch Low
Prices" at the Clothing Store Of L. Goodman Co.
There, and there alone does tho Conqueror heign-
His palace is the Mammoth Clothing store OF H.
Goodman Co, who have constantly on hand a tre-
mendous stock Of wcll-made well-sclected, good-nt
ting Ready Made Clothing Of the latest styles
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14

ohjy Of the sate'' in deyeophs its Resource ana
lAa honesty Of the recent Abolition, Nuliitying,
nypocgitilal Legslaturc with which il has besn
dssacel Tho frlendio' The salt interest lro enti'
tleJlto great crfitfor sssnrn, even what taey did
under tic clrcu nstanucs for II was the determine
tom Of the oplositionto set all honor and deeoncy,
1t defiance and stand boldly up to their multiplying
principles in this as they did Ia other matters.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14

Carried ON extensively, and all work made at our
establishment warranted. We are encouraged by the
liberal patronage past and present to hope for con-
tinuanco and increase of the same, which favor we
shall ondeayor TO merit.
GEORGE CRABBE a co.
East Saginaw, July "a, 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
The New FIRE Engine

The new Engine, the "UNIoS,' arrived
by train on Monday, and the whole force
of the firemen turned out in full dress to
receive it at tho Station. In spite Of the
rain and the 1porons nature of the red
jackets, the gallant ircmen manfully
stuck TO the brakes until they had ascer
tanned the capabilities Of their purchase.
The new Engine which seemed to
work easily, throws q good stream Of wa
ter and has a neat and respectable appear
ance, was constructed by Messrs Cowan
& Co., of Seneca Falls, N. Y. slr
The cost including duty, freight, &c,
is about $500, the largest portion Of
which was raised. voluntary subsc1ip-
tion. - GOarieaS .S.gs'ak
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
e. ID. w. GIBSON IL SON,

Dealers in Groceries Provisions, Fruits Grains &c.
Youngs Block Gcnesec street EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
THE REASON WHY.

THE REASON WHY.
TNIEY HAVE constantly on hand a largo and
l. well selected stock Of
Patent Leather Boots
Fine Calf Boots,
Coarse Stogas and Kip Boots,
And----Boots,
Gents Oxford Tics,
Gents Slips and fine Shoes,
Gents Patent Leather Boots,
Brogans and---Shoes,
Ladies' Congress Caters,
Ladies' Buskins Slips and
Walking Shoes, all styles,
Also Ladies' Shoes
Boots and Shoes for
Young Men and Maidens,
Youths and Misses,
Boys, Urchins, Girls and Babies,
And all will be sold very low for cash.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14


TIE LATEST COMPLIMENTARY TRIFLE.
"A new bon-bon has been produced in
Paris. 1t consists Of an eatable bouquet,
which is neither more or less than a
bunch Of flowers, covered with crystalized
sugar, which is applied while the flowers
are on the bush. The ingenious inventor
is reported to have sent bouquet CT vi
Diets prepared in this way, to the Prin-
cess Clothlde. The delicious order ard
brilliant tints of the flowers are preserv-
ed, and when the fair possessors is tired
of gazing upon them, she has still left a
feast fit for Hebe. 1t is said that no
bon bon, as yet produced, can equal in
delcacy this floral tit-bit. Roses are pre-
pared in the same manner. The effect
Of them is peculialiarly beautiful, the SUI
gar sparkling like dew after a summer
shower.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14

TIE CHICAGO PLATroRM.-The Cincn-
natl Commercial makes the following com.
ment on that portion of Mr.. GREELEY's
card which we copied recently, con Germ
ing his efforts to soften the Chicago Plat
form on the subject of Slavery:
ct will be observed that Mr. Greeley
admits his agency in 'softening down the
Platform. 1t IS well known that he al
tempted to soften it still further, so as TO
declare etpl,cHlyfor Tie doctrine Of tho GJ.
soi,ste aoa-iatrtcati0n By Congress Vitk the
qaestioacf Slarcyy IN the Territories. 1t
must be as apparent to himself as to
others, whereas he attempted to soften the
platform at Chicago, he is now endeavor'
INC to harden it, and that he would give
it 'needlessly offensive and irritating lea-
lures All that could reasonably be ex-
pected of him now is to make it offensive
to as few and acceptable to as many as
possible. Tho difficulty is, that be is
making it offensive to as many and sc-
ceptable to as few as possible"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-14
MANUFAC TUR NC,

And all will be sold very low for cnsh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

Strumous or Ssrofuiops adsctions are
the curse, tho blight, the potato rot Of nan
kind. They're vile sDd Aishy - will - H.
tai. They arise from oontsmination and in.
purity OF the blood. and arc 10 Do sesn Ill
around - everywhere. Ons quarter Of I'll
" meet ere tainted with them, and one
quarter OF these die Of them; die foolishly.
too, bsossss they are durable. Ayers BAr.
ssparilis slesnses out the Bcrofulous corrup.
zion ffbn the blood, renders Il pure and
heslshy. and efsetaalIy sxpurestss ths foil
eeasAmiaasaeH from tho syssem. No longer
eroan under your Scrofalous disordefs, sinos
the irresistibic Aver has provided his mas
terly combination OF curative sirtaes that be
calls SsrsapsrilIa.-l Democrat, Waterbury,
Conn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03

W. x e
sas 8. DAIRY uAfH CRY ussIcn,i
kspkuk July ~. I
1LOUR--6apsr6 81 50 spfinx sAsAt q
ira, 81 ~, Fail vh4at .sEtra, - 7b.
BKAE AND SHORTS, 2s.o ~ perl ~.
coKN--l4to is.
BAkLEf--No sale.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall eej Spring
~ choice DO. b5.
OA1k--12A TO lie.
KYE--y5e dull.
20.
akUCEkIEh--Eev Orlesn, Sugar lair 7aasic
prims,sA to Vt, clarified 4a1eA, crushed ana lost
il{al1}. Observation-Disclosures 3Bto 4Oc 3 H 40
50 As, solAsn syrup,e5 to Zee. CoEes-kio II
" 1884, Java 70 ~ 73e. Laguyra, to 10 to 70. Rice
81 to loo,
anAk--Palm s4e, Family Ste; German t Gin.
7tto74.
cANDLEs-st.r 1870 II, stsarins Is, Mould
H.,
LARD-tto I; retail Zoe.
BUTTEk-common to Z; Choice 10; retail
III.
L1ATHER-Gols IS to 1se; Harness ~.
HIDEs-Dry . green, III green sheep pslts
Nv 70 oeC kE00B u0x oAtnh k0*
HAY-1imsthy, new, S6as 80, Ola halBd, 81 -
70 %. Psairis ~.
sxEDS.-Haaxarian arass osi Timothy 81 50
Flax Seed, 10.
SUNDRIE6 - Onions, ~ te65 Egss, 4 to4A.
vssshsrs See 10 3te3 White Beast, 50 70 l 90
FRUIT-Dfied apples, 70 70 80 per basA.-
Dried peaches 81 rs to $50; kaisins, 81 7tte
-.
CHEESE--W.R.S; Denmarl 81 tot.
BEEF Ia. gross; Sc to 40 psr quarter.
sHEgP-s1 - to 81 80 y head.
sALr-G.A.,33 10 to per sack KsDaw-
NJ IS to 3 - par bbi.; Liverpool, 81 oea2 %
per sack; Lake - Is TO - - y Dbl.
fISH--Mssksrei,N No. / $40 20 81 y Dbl; No
SIG to4 SIT; No. $l1totIS. White MOL S. y
70 IS Is = half Dbl. Cod Fish 6to 3 q b.
kAG5-I3 to 1e.
OLD IRON! TO ac per n Brass sto 1oepe
h.; Copper Ia per ..
| KxcsAses.-On New York for currency, nom
inai, 3 to 10 per cent; for gold per cent. ST
Louie per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-03
gsea tie seeoaa lowe Reg,men

orderly Sergeant forgrsvs luoW ~ Lieut.
and private 4. Mathews, Of the Fairfield com
paay, saos up O the packet yesterday, hAv-
ise il shssgs the body Of Vim. Baudsr, Of
he sans sospaoy, ~ho - killed on the
sight Of sbs 3lss. lie US asleep on the bur-
fieane dsok q he D. A. JAnassy, lying ~
ths Arsenal. A steamer lying aloogsids vas
blowing out it, mud vslve. and Bsadsr,
-6o~bstess under the vsgue Impression Of %
explosion, jumped from the hurricane deck
- the lower deck, and wss instantly killed.
when taken up, il Was found that his neck
"a broken, and his head badly bruised. lie
vas the son Of 9. G. BAoder, Esq., Of Prin-
ross, Lee county, Iowa. lie volunteered in
Fairfield, where be VAS attending school, and
vas the young man Who had the laeonic cor.
fcspondsncs sish bic father, whioh 10 nov
going the rounds Of the papers, in which his
aDswer vas, "Wishout : country, need no
iIheritsIce. have volunteered" lie was
agood soldier and much beloved By bis com
rades. Ills body Was taken last evening TO
hiv fsthrr's home, Bis death being anhssald-
Cd 70 tbs family.
Forgravs and Matthews viii make short
visit 10 Fairfield. Private n. Hilbert, Of
ssms company, i honorabiy.. discharged for
disability, and Geo. Myers has : furlough
for 90 days on account Of sickness.
Va learn from Lieut.. Forgravs that the
commissioned officers Of the I'd Regiment
Asss agreed 10 recommend Major Croker
for Colonel Of tho regiment. lie will doubt.
les 30 appointed.
We heard that some sixteen men Be.
lopgiDg TO Cspt. Bob. Littlsr's company, who
deserted 1t nssDibal and went up the rivcl
sfsw days ago, were brought down yestsr
day in irons. After their desersion il ws,
announced 80 the regiment that their pan.
isbmsnt, il arrested, would b 70 work on
tbsir time 10 tho cbain gang - tho Arsenal
Capt. Lntler's company, " are told, did no
70 with tho regiment, but we're left NJ tb,
Arsenal In 81. Louis.
CAxr WARREN, July Both, 1861.
Ata meeting Of the Keofuk CT valry, com,
manded by Capt. w. M. q. r florence, hslt
this day, it was
Resolred, That we kindly tender to tn
citizens Of keokuk our sincere thanks 10
Their kindness and generosity, during on
short rendezvous In that city. and for tn
sympathy and encouragement NAL ifested b
them TO US.
I'd. That our thanks and heartfelt gratitud
are due and are hereby rendered to the goo
people Of Montrose and Denmark, for thci
hospitality ext. nded to Us, and for the sym
patty and friendly feeling rendered Us 0
our march from ke0kuk TO Camp Warren.
Sd. That welwill endeavor by our zeal An
faithfulness in the cause in which We hay
enlisted, TO begworthy Of their good OK inio
and generous tapport.
4lh. That the Burlington Hawk Eye m
Keokuk papers be- requested 70 publish 4
above resolutions, and accept thanks from u
members Of Capt Tor4encs's Company Of
8. Cavalry.