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a ~ sufh ell that Ia s~ssssssy IL
mai 'h1sH NE hisisfT ssi sesdssfsf ss
"a ttasgfs y this Aaenlshlas remedial
~ =, lhs Ilist ~ hinsf.. ., sslshssisd
Ne dch Hlumaehle, shleh hs. tfo,sd iissIf
IN steiy Instance. ~ he the osl, tssess \,
true ,sl 'mAa n health 10 Tho ia AMI A.
aieied y every hsllen and " s,sty cline.
~ss discovered by sir Dsofss nsiIsaael,
VI Do ' H. H., Professor N Military ID
gery In ,hs far famed Ustsssny s(elts.
bafTh, Scotland, When elIms,ic dlseooss
wefe Getting N In thousands The osItlsk
aud tfeheh soldiers In tbs cfimsa. 6vslss
the Nnssiah ~ss Sir tieosss MsIlsGssl VS.
appointed by her Maiesi,. Queen Vesseis.
a. chirf " the msdical rommsa,pness, 10
in,ostignie, 10 n scientific manner, The a.
ifaordinary longevity ,nd fsmsrhshls eood
hssih which has always Characterised tho
inhabi,ani. " the Scottish Highlands ssd
tia osnsss which lead 10 such dspIossble
results 10 the same indi, iduals when a.
posed 10 n chsbse Of climate.
~, ~ Verge. stsssssssS
ny pn,leni research that the llisLlsndsrs
had been IN the ,Rbit " using 4 cry,si.
combination " harris and roots, indigo.
nous 10 their native hills and slens. which,
when oomhiDcd with oriental AfomNiss.
was found 10 be the most supcriau,s invIa
orator aud builder up n the human sytes,
which tho world Of suffering humanity hes
ever known
~ hsmsvksSis rsssss % . JUsStcSss,
Wero fully tested, and crowned With unpfs.
cednn,ed success in every instance whore IL
virtues were tried aud !, might hsvs ben
truly said that th, good liso had ZONE q
last.
ssvsss Pssssa ssssis
Equal TO every emergency. tho oristna seoips
was handed over TO u respectable Gsn e
pharmaceutical chemists IN Edinburgh, who
have prepared Il exclusively, Ill iis lntes.
ductionI into the Southern States short time
ago. And Il may be mentioned - . soAelu.
sive proof Of II. intrinsic merit, asd supssi
GRITTY over oil other preparations OF stomach
medicines, either In Europe or America,
that upwards Of
Yssxs .sssEssA' ser. sss
We're sold in Gren, Britain al ,ns, bcSidse
upwards Of 10000 dozen sAporsea 70 I'll
PARTS Of the hsbitsbls Rlsbe.
rae ssssStsss u ~ sssssA 3 sa11
IL 10 prevent ~ veil ~ cure, By sttssking
the root Of tho complaips, and thereby %.
moving the hidden cause u dissass, By eses.
IN stimulating end RESTORING IL deOooinR
c-ns,eiss a tl,s svsss.. snd Sssisliss 49,
In her task d vital ssd IunssIo.ssv ~.
nation. To every oss suessing iron Nj.
Ions and Liver Complaints, Dispcpsis. Iudil
gssties Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite, bsbil-
itv, Sick ueadachs, Costivenese, 1upveiNioa
Of tho blood, and all affections u ~ goon.
ssh. Liver and Bovsls. h n ipvalushls. ~
A a p~,e,sn,st,ye III Chilis m ~.
Whether Billions, ssmiusut. jotsvsiels
typboid. or suv other form. 4 4 p~siissls
sppliss6ls, beng : pssiees sseseessloP 8
the whole fsncsioss Of tho hsnss syoloa.
Comparatively ssv doses OF shis paIess6!s
ssonach'e sssss ths ssas,ss ssss seeses
anu vigorous senevS si eneeeoeoo!s
.'as ~. ~ ,"pus,s,ss' ,s.sss.nsss 1870.
WI u"y'. nsa '"Nt -.
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A. the resid, NE OF his father, II. T.
Hibbler. near Come, on the Gath ultimo,
EppiE lliBsLGa, in the I'd year u his age.
lie was m interesting, affectiona.e child
and Dridc and darling Of his parents.
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These PILLS are n speedy and u certain
cure for. complaints arising from n dis.
eascd '.lcred liver, caused by a,mos.
phcric mitaria. via Intermittent, Remit
tent or Bilious Fever or Nervous Headache
Sick or Periodical Headache chronic Cos.
tivcncs,, Loss u Appetite, Lanpnor. DiE.
ainess ~ the Head. Jaundicc, >allow Com.
plexiun. Tainted Breath, Dyspepsia. Pains
IN the Back, Side or Breast, or all impuri.
ties u the blood and NIL arrangement Of
the Stomach.
For sale by Martin & Son, Pamela, and
ButtsA Hunt, Batesville.
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VOL. Q,

IN fsase lsf Ohia, Indians And wv
hHi#
Ths VA, enthusiasm i hatsloi
The ney feuuist Ish ~ if0utf
t,1sss eehefal fejelslhR
The me,saes n Gsv caftlh iay'
tat Pennsylvania will open q route
A. W~uhlhll0n and recommends M
appropriation n ffom $1,000 600 "
g., nu0, 600
A %teansltion has been received
from the Federal Government Nv ell
dltiohal regiments
Tho Governor recommends a ~.
safge N 10000 men
chas H. Ingcfsoll has invited The
living Es.Pfcsideois 10 arblifa,o be
tvean tho sections
I%sbnsApotfs, April W-The
quota Of Indiana IL fully organized
ss regiments and more have rendered
their services 70 march Al . moments
Warning
The Legislature has pa. passed an
s-,e,opria,ion ~ s50O. 600 10 arm the
State.
PntAprLpnfA, April 2o,-EGoris
ARA making n, Washington for the
aopoln,men, of Cassius NJ Clay and
N 2. Banks. as Maior.Gcneral' Of
the L. \. Army Timber Is getting
soaroe.l
Ex-senator Mason has been arrcs.
ted. by order Of Gen. Patterson, and
taken to Perryvillc.
Cotraprs, April 2o.-11,Ooo vol.
untccr' have rendered their services
TO Gov. Deunison.
Tho steamer Adcline reports that
the steamship Harriet Lane was free
into of Point Comfort, brought to
but released.
RICHMOND, April 29--Goy. Let.
cher orders tho release Of the seized
vessels, except the jamestown and
Yorktown.
DENVER, April 25.-serious APP
~prehensions exist here about Indian
difficulties. Troops have been sent
for from Fort Wise. The Union
feeling here is almos, unanimous. A
military express has been sent to New
Mexico TO discontinue the forts.
ISbkpRSprScr. April 25.-The
San Juan mining reports come in
glowing co'ors.
Crit.enden's command has gone
s,rth after tho Apaches.
ay.potrs. Anril oo--An ,curs.
20 of 70. 600 troons bave ,rriysd
SO. 5000 moro are ornsctsd n.
oh.
Tbe BRIG Perry ia stationed a, the
, s,ir,nc. ~ tho h.rhor and a n,rt a,
artillery On rho r;gh, .bore'
Con Batter s,vs mu.kc,s ar,
Guarding eyory rail between Anna.
p,ll, and washington.
The. Superintendent. Of the road
las been arrcssed for taking IN III,
rails.
The Maryladd Legislature a, Fred
crick il discussing q proposition I,
adjourn 20 Annapolis. II will no,
pass the secession ordinance, bu, vii
arm the State.
Baltimore and Washington ar,
qn,et.
purLApxtpurA. Anril 2o-.Csn
Scott, in answering Gen. Harper
s,,,cmen, tina, Virginia would neyet
suffer an attack on Washington from
her soil. said he would be happy t,
nave il confirmed, bu: would no. al
wise tho Governmen. to desist from
i,s present course in providing for il
safety.
CntcAsc, April 2g.--In view o
events a. s.. Loni., a regimen. wa,
zen, Yesterday from Springfield /.
: occupy Alton, I'll.
w,,w,xorox n r AMI, 90
Thu WILKINSON .Iourn,l .,v. n
c,bsr,o,,o Nm, bs. bsor ,star
T-oor. ara cont;nnalIx na.,;n. ,hra
from the South.
Gen. Bonham and staff have AZ
rived here.
Gov. Ellis has called for 80. 90,
x~olu.,ssrs beside. tho m,l;,;. aud ,l
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These Pills are M Yankee trick 10 be-
palmed ~ ~ the ranhding South, but nte
prepared hy DR.. r. VI CLARK, Of Nashville,
a native Tonnotsean, Tesiimoninl. ~ Tho
highest character relative 10 thoit virtue
mny be- had in Nashv Ito. W. only nsk u
trial " thou, Price ~ cents rcr hos.
Put up only NJ the Amhr,sial oil " deal
Depot Of CLARK, uroeoty 3 Go Nashville,
Tenn. ~ whom orders must he addressed
On receipt VI the retail price. ~ cents,
w will send 10 any address by mail. Full
| directions with each box,
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F'RT AND ACCOMMODATION TRANS
will leavs and arrive - fsiisss:
Leave 4. ~. Anssse q ?. u.
Gasssrat........5.i6 MsnpASs sa....sAO
Leave ASFivoQ
Memphis ........i.l0I 0ssssss = .....JlW
Trsiss arriving =, hsapAis sssesse -
the Neaphis ssd Chaslssaos ~ 49,
as1 OkieRailses4s. fsf sheeaseeo1 -
1ssiss arriving d Garner elsain -
cosnees With . daily lie Il 11nil0s1(9
which bssve On he arrival Il NJ ID
fos 0ssoads ssd Nee 0sDnass WDl
sipp; Csrassi nailrseAs
0ssssis tistess - ~ y ~ koouo.
Mon q the 0sysse 81 WsNAco -
dsc6-nl6 B. 11OO01Ss OeoJ -.
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1llE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, /
unn.ll IuunL [

10 n 4 y llambleion
MOI afe hoiohy cited nv aptenf before
iha Probate tauft VI The ,'nnnit anil
State aforesaid. on Tho 9lih las N Mas,
1861, 10 shnv cause, n any you enh whf
The FINAL account " Henry kinr and I VI
Rhodes, adm nisifalufs N The estate NJ
Alfred King, deceased, ~ the admilisifn
ton N snid estate should not be- allowed
and approved Nv nflef ~ The Court,
j. n MoLEOD, cIefs
Issued 2iih " April, lsGl nh w
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Wagon Shop.
L[NRER u[IbER!, MvBERM,

1--WE undersigned would respectfully 10.
l. form the public that they have formed
= co~.par,ncrship under the name and style
~ lrby 4 Ward In the cav and erist mill
business. with = capital Of $1,000. The
mill ~ located about four miles west Of
ssrdis. They are prepared 10 GIL ordsrs
and 10 deliver lumber ., moderate rates.
We believe thst for smoo,hps.s, accuracy
and uniformity, the lumber from this Kind
u mill IL no, eqaslled by any.
We have also NJ the same place q good
blacksmith, and Geo. W. Sanford . wheel.
~tigh, shop. Address,
iRBY 4 WARD,
April !, 1851. 3m ssrdis, Mics.
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CLARK 4 GULLER'S ANDROSIA OIL
Clark, Grcssr, h Co., Prepristers
CURES.
Headache, Esraohe. Too,hache, in three
minutes, rheumatism. Coughs, Neural.
gin, Colds. Erysipelas, Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, Cole. Cramps, In
aamed eyes, chronic sore
Eyes, sore Throat,
Cuts, Burns,
Bruises,
Sprain., Chapped
Hands, piles, Ulcers,
Diarrhpa Bunions, Corns
Frosted Feet, Deafness, Old
Sores, Sore Breast. Sore Nipples,
Scili Head, K~ing.worm, letter, SnAts
Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites.
7As world 10 eAshssssS Tor ~ kssst.
Tor scslds or burns. II cures scratches
on horses. sore eyes on horses, sprains,
swinnsy. poll evil, 6stula, saddle and har.
mes. gals. fresh wounds or swellinv-. and
i the hes, known remedy 20 apply to ten.
d.r footed bor... from foupdst-,ass IN
the fest and ba,bs well about tho fro. Of
The loot. Cnrs. MI ~cu,ansou, diseases on
man ar bea.t.
No N medicine can cure In All cass, In,
re can .hov more proof Of tho virtue Of
ANnnostAL. or.
!, n, healing nro,sr,;... from ,-s.ro,.;Ll.
'
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YBB WggELY PANOLB STAR,
J\tBtfSu

11AfigG fsilm 4 tHa faf has tau
~ H Fahllft ffaaiiaif lHlls w.
4iH aaHH maff mi st ~ sshftaiiyi8 Fts
~ NefN 7hNt N W. FNhlil VIZ lhi
miIHAg
hffI IA, lfNli hiilT
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Southern I1CH1ccly.
Dr. r. ". CLAWk'S
SURE CURE AGUE PILLS

~
DR.. r. ". CLAWk'S
ST CURE AGUE PILLS
These Pill, will not only break up any
ease VI chills and Fever. but taken in con.
ncr,ion with the painless liver pills, will DO
What other ague and fever remedies DO no,
10 j. o., eradicate tn cause Of the disease
from tho system. You need try them only
once.
thh. dread sr0nrgs " the Mississippi
valley, King Agur, Ind. his %conqucrer in
ihc.e remedies. Those who live IN the mi.
a.malic regions OF the south and west, vill
hnd these remedies beyond all price when
ihsy haze oncr tested their virtue.
TO THE PLANTERS.
IN the bottom lands Of tho Mississippi.
Arkansas and BRACES. and Red River and
~ all malarious sections, By following the
directions for,aimiui.,cring these Pills, will
| cr,c;ually prevent nins-tenths n the Agne
and Chill fevets. as well Al. Bilious, Inter.
mi,ten, and Iemi,lent feyers, that now
yearly dsciisa,s the time 81 their servants
and profits " The cror. by sickness , death.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Goes North for qaack paten, medicines.
| Throw your Dutch and Yankee mineral
medicines to the dogs, unless you wish TO
kill. and try these.
Purely Vegetable and Southern remedies
prepared alone by DR.. Clark, a native Ten.
ness.an, who has a familiarity With South.
crn disease. and their treatment m a
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4 '0HNit tfiifa ha taIlaf pfhlla NJ
Y iHih'flH naff1 mah #tr fAg "a
h3 Hfme Hll FfitH Hfi fhff n
Hnfa ~ fMns itHuI tAffY AZ
NH nlufNfi Ne ffti Ufh
hiff nNnui vests 4 Hff, hasa fft n
. hifseff aal huaJ had N htif be- nm
t4mm ~ tafieY elafhiaf 1ha gi 1 natifF
tha nFnaf 10 eima faftafi fflte fflpefi4
and iats him aeag ~ hf . boz deit tlfh
~ las directs T. ~ iUSfs, Sheriff
hhl lal0f rhhaA rb.
Anil N, 1871 Ms Nv
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rusT received per sseamer Judson iron
Nee Oslesss, . easRs II Salt. which
viii be cold ct . price worthy Of the ssssn.
ION Of bsysss Y called for soon. ~ he
subscriber, THOS. ., CLARKE.
Psnois, Feb. II. 1861. s4.sf
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IhNf rHhffh ~ taIumsl ~ Nifsfa
~ mn ~
Iheg slI eateiaslly ffm8ss si i.ntsss
fhi lmrlalat afifiae ffam diseased llfsf,
- f1mfah NJ lmfafe hi0Di
Htfiaf ih mlaims i8aait - hefifsihs
vae fefs h0ii W NE stsiam ihsy Ftll 49,
n 0hifm No rfAtifaliif mlntmaila t4
sH ff Ell hFfattft ne ranlem iitaf
WI Hfta lf ihH taff flHf N disease, AZ
M fHhilg NJ pho tufif H Iu N NO tlHri b.
ihaf eos mtnnef shiloh ihsrIfes confidence
In iha 'uhafHf thef glts ~ PAIN
ft's fssis,a ~ #ts.fsi rsi'sa.
hui afs n1mflsel N remedies shiah mn
tteH'nf No hs infnita goodness hf%fotutai
Y srflne nD un Nu fitifies, Nh oW liver
hahss anl ~ M deep stss,e4 " tht ~
Ell. Truly, "in siam hath w. mad them
si ~ w. fa.ief n suffering humahiif"
Tho sefi hrtt Pills ~ tho liver otef n.
fefel m iho pulII e, mHsi nhqnesIanahly.
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FINE ARTS.

We hsve On exhibition in osr pistsf,
Gallery sssy choice 'Peei.ens 81 Ne art,
and cen lsrsish picssses from he Minis.
tore 10 Life sise, either fron the ssisisal
or . pictsss, visk The sass soobisssiea oil
correct litssssses asd superior 6sish.
y. n. CLARK,A co,
No. |, Clssh's Mssbls Diosk.
Memphis rsb. -, 81. sos-tf
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VXyE invite your special attention 10
w 10 presen, stock. Az no period
during our ninssssn years. residence In
Memphis, has our sssor,msssbeen - large
and complete In oil its b~nehss ss At 'hs
prsssn, time. Our leading articles are
watches,
JeWe1sy,
Ota0ssas,
silver ware.
silver Plated Goods,
spectae1es,
C1seAs.
Canes,
GWns ana Pistols,
including all the desirable ps,'ssns,
G'ascy t;e~6s, &C., &c,

MECHANICAL.
We have superior vorhmsp in the vsri.
oss branches, and can do oil kinds Of
work in the best manner, and With dss-
patch.
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We warrant Every article 20 come up TO
wha, We represent Z 20 be, or no sale,
PEPPER & DAVIS.
April II. 1861. ulS.u
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30

ANOTHER FIRE AT MOUNT CLEMENS
Last night at about half.past eleven
o'clock, as we are informed by Conductor
Alexander Stevenson of the Grand Trunk
Railway, the large brick thrce-story
Union School House at Mount Clemens,
was set on fire by some villain Before
the flames could be subdued, the two up.
per stories were completely gntted, and
considerable damage was done to the
first story. The building cost about
81 900, and was Insured for So, 600, which
will probably cover the damages sustain.
ed.--DetroH Tribune. 2Stb. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30


EpIscopAL- Bishop McCroskry has Sc
lected the two following prayers, to be
used at the discretion of the clergy, du-
ring the continuance of the present ma
tional troubles:
almighty and Eternal God, King Of
Kings and Lord of Lords, by whose will
nations are cast down or stand, we hum
BILE ourselves before Thy Divine Majesty
in this our national distress and trouble.
Weibeseech Thee that Thou wouldst take
our cause into Thine own hand. Stir up
Thy strength, . Lord, and come and
help US. Save and defend our country in
this its hour of peril. Revive in all hearts,
we beseech Thee, a spirit of devotion to
the public good. Let Thy Divine protec-
ton and guidance be over all who serve
in council or the field, and so rule their
hearts and strengthen their hands that
they may preserve to us the goodly herl-
tage which Thou gavest unto our fa.h-
erS. Mercifully forgive the grevious sins
which have drawn Thy Judgment upon
us. Help us to look to Thee in all our
troubles and adversities, and at last to
rejoice in the greatness of Thy salvation
through the merits and mediation of our
blessed Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ"
Amen.
SO Eternal God and Heavenly Faith
err tho Aid of all who need, the Helper of
all who flee to Thee for succor; we com
mend t. Thy Almighty protection all
those Thy servants now gone forth in
our defence, for whose preservation amid
the perils of war our prayers are desired.
Guard them, we beseech Thee, from dan
gers that npset their way, from sickness,
from the violence of enemies, and from
every evil to which rsey may be exposed.
Give them comfort and sure confidence
in Thee; and of Thy great goodness re.
store them TO us in due time in peace aud
in safety, with q grateful sense Of Thy
mercy, through Jesus Christ, our Lord
Amen" =, ,....,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30

The Thatcher's comet is now
plainly visible to the naked eye. Star.
gazers will find it in the quadrangle Of
the Clipper" in the Great Bear--a hazy
star, nearest the brightest of the four. 1t
already shows tail three degrees long
in tho telescope. 1t moves rapidly from
the northeast, and in few days will be
conspicuous as flaming sword from the
north advancing into the southwestern
skies. An omen: "The stars in their
courses fight against Sisera."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30

LIFE ISsvRANcE--An Irish volunteer,
whose life is insured for few thousand
dollars, went into the Office few days
ago, and very innoeently said, "Gintle.
men, will ye be pleased TO give me lit.
tie O. that money in advance, - I'm 60
ing to the wars, and the Lord only knows
If ever live to get back sgsin." After
q general roar Of laughter, the company
made him up purse. -'ao1 ,''s,,7
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30
Pickens so be taken with Red
Pepper.

y A chivalrous secessionist, in the Mobile
Register has novel plan for capturing
Fort Pickens. lie says:
1t is well known that there are some
chemicals so poisonous that an atmos.
phere impregnated with them makes it
impossible to remain where they are, as
they would destroy life or interfere so
much with respiration as to make fresh
air indispensable. That the whole at
mosphere of Fort Pickens can be so i'm
pregnated in short time can be shown
to be by no means chimerical; and not
only not chimcrical but easily effected.
Ii will not cost so much as to be inn
practicable, and may cost infinitely less
than a siege, not only in money, but in
life. Everybody almost knows that
burning red pepper even in a small guam
tity, tea-spoonful, will clear the largest
room of a crowd in a few moments; that
the least snuff of veratria will make one
cough himself almost to death, and run
great risk of coughing himself into con-
sumption; that some gases are SO poison
Gus to life that the smallest quantity will
kill-hydrocyanic acid and arsenurettcd
hydrogen, for instance. BY mixing red
pepper aud vcratria with the powder, with
which the shells are filled large shells of
extraordinary capacity with poisonous
gases and throwing them very rapidly in
to the fort, every living soul would have
to leave in double quick time-it would
be impossible to breath there. If the bonn.
bardment is effected in dead calm, the
result would be certain and often at
Fort Pickens there is not breath of air
stirring from daylight until ten o'clock in
the morning.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30

CHINESE PLuSDBR.-T'ho plunder of
Of the British and French armies In Chi.
ma amounted to about $50, 600, 900. Gold
watches, and gems Of great value, were
thrown at one another by the soldiers in
the Emperor's palace. Several Of the
soldiers got 20 lbs. of gold, and pearls
and precious stones of unknown value.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30

LIBERAL.-Wc understand that the
Directors of the Flint and Fentonvile
Plank Road Company, have permitted
all the wagons and carriages conveying
Volunteers to and from the Railway to
pass free Of toll over their road. This
includes the Saginaw soldiers as well as
those from Flint; and having been ex-
tended likewise to their escorts, is 30
nus Of no small amount, and an act of
liberality, that deserves to be mentioned,
to their credit.-Fint Citizen. i9Fali le
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30

q DEBAsrSe THE CoISAeB.-Capt. Palmer,
agent Of the Underwriters Of Cincinnati,
having disposed Of the wreck of the
steamer Lecompte, recently sunk in the
Lower Mississippi, was paid off in New
Orleans in gold coin recent made at the
mint at that city, in the dies formely used
by the u. s. government. The coin, on
examination proves to be short weight,
and.only worth'eighty cents on the dollar.
This is new species Of swindling.-Lon.
isrile Democrat.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30

Goals TO NEwoAsTLE.-We noticed
an ice merchant last Wednesday morn
ing peddling his frigid merchandise about
the city, while the sidewalk was white
with frost and the little depressions all
about, nicely smoothed over with con-
gealed fluid of the tee-total persuasion.
A cool individual is he who has the nerve
to venture out with an ice cart under
such circumstances.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-05-30
Nir. Webster's Words to Western
F Nirciniu.

At the laying of the corner stone of
the addition to the Capitol in 1861, Mr..
Webster gave utteranec to the following
words, which have become prophetic, and
which arc Of special interest, at this pres
ent time
"Ye men Of the Blue Ridge, many
thousands Of whom are nearer to this
Capitol than TO the seat of government
of your own State, what do you think Of
breaking up this great association into
fragments of states and of peopleY /
know that some of you, and | believe
that yoh all would be almost as much
shocked at the announcement of such a
catastrophe, as if you were informed that
the Blue Ridge itself would soon totter
from It's base-and We men Of Western
Virginia, who occupy the slope from the
top of the Alleghauies to Ohio and Ken
lucky, what benefit do you propose to
yourselves by disunion? If you 'secede'
what do you 'secede' from, and wha. do
you 'seccdo' to? Do you lock for tue
current of Ohio to change and to bring
youand your commerce 10 the tide waters
Of Eastern rivers? What man in his
senses can suppose that you would remain
part and parcel of Virginia. month after
Virginia had ceased to he part and
parcel of the United StatesfN