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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
Washing Machine
will do Washing, Sfarchins mud Wiring

mus marhine has been thoroughly tested for helist sS
,oontb. and found do all that II designed 70 do
Il o. al kinds Of clothes from pocket handker
An, to = h,i auilt You wiring your clothes In
& n uarfar a the time. and much dryer that they
1l dr Ia onr half the time and inure yeur clothes
k half as much wtrn tSisied by hand This machine
red with sprne soilS covered with rubber aud 50
truce together With great pressure and turn
and tsy The springs In the rolls construetel
- ,eld the Hcst IN the ccnt, where the hulk OF the
hes sr conducted thcy pass hvt~pen them. By thi,
ns the springs the rubber eloe tight around
hes that they through nearly dry enough to iron
ever the garment may ta. II receives elua
ont OF pressure The ciothe. washed By this maehint
1 require no rubbing, except the Ttiest parts such
and wristbands which will require but slight rut
~ the hands.
machine Is Baileys patent and the subscriber hs,
ht the right Of manufacture and sale for Windhsm
x1ssls,r counties. Price SlllJ A. e CLARK.
3ellows Falls, Vt, Feb. ., 1861.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
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For the Bel ows falls Times.
L. y. A..
To gucll opprcssiun's scething Hrrs
In dNs of lorr, our patriot sites
Pledged iogtuur. lie aud fimc
They knew the IN, man cause was last
And ~ Jehovah put their trust,
Aud conquered in Ills name
Gcorge Washington. their lc,dcr then,
sun noble 'mong the modest men,
nations chicflain stood
Vet t"ilrd ~ loving fathers toll
Not i"r tho fishes aud the 'spois
But ior "a rations sood.
The choicest blessings 10 sccurr.
Aud equal rights TO all insure
Those rights which love creates.
Freedom aud unity combined,
our fathers framed aud htly Joined
sisterhool Of states,
Then Ter the land IN glory rose
The symbol flag our fathers chose,
Their 'rnat oi arns 10 he
The nzurc field, the stripe aud stars
They cousccrtted by their scars,
The ensign Of the free.
Our fathers rest. Above their graves,
In monumental glory, waves
The flag their Vaior won.
From guilt To lake. from to sra,
Wave on, brave symbol OF the free
Wave on I'LL time is done
And may each star It's laster lend,
THIS sacred honor 70 defend
'Till all the world reverv;
Till on the band and on tho sen
Our nations password erpr be-
The ling ~ bold 50 dear.
Blest boon, by patriot souls devised.
Boon, by our fathers blood laptizd.
ke-ehTis,encd by their sous.
God grant, To keep thy honor bright,
Aud guide the helm Of state aright
A host OF Nashingtons. A. r. WALKER
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

Gov. Banks initiates Joshua, for he has
cnnqured Kaneanites. Can he make the
Balimore SIN stand still
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
Two cardinals fopnd s,ult with p.,h.,

Two cardinals found fault with Raphael
for having, in one of his pictures. gives too
dorid complexion TO St. Peter and St
Paul Gentlemen" replied the artist,
don't be surprised ] paint them just as
they look in Heaven. They are blushing
with shame TO see the church below so bad
" governed"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

RHEUMATISM. GOlT. NEURALGIA. LbABAhts
XrifF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs, BRUISES CUTS
al AND WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE, AND ALL
III RHEUMATIC AND NERNURs DISORDERS.
pm all Of which Il il speedy and certain remedy and
stephrn Sweet of fCounectieut, the famous bone sitter
has been use in his practice for than twenty years
II An ALLgpIAToR oF PAIN. it Is unrivaied by any
sratiou before the public, Of which the most skeptca
/ he convinced BY single trial
Hs Eminent win rapidly and radically RHEUMATIC
every kind and in thousands Of cases where IL
been used Il has never been known to fail
4DR NEURALGIA il will Afford immediate relief in every
"a however distressing.
W sili relieve the worst ofAEDAGilEn in three min
- aud Is warranted to do II.
TO0rHAGiIE also Uili 1t cure instantly.
$0R NERVOUS DEBILITY ANDG EN ERAL LAssITUpE
iss fnem impradsnee this iiniment Is mos
sous Tissues 1t strengthens aud reyiyites the sysen and
kiores 1t TO elasticity and yigur.
TDR PtLEs.As external remedy, claim that IL Is
- bsst known, and challenge the world To produce
MI Every victim Of this distressing complaint shonId
~ tria for il will fa afford immediate relief,
M ~ majority q cases will effect a raateai cure.
8iINSY AND THROAT sometimes extremely malig
M aud dangerous, bat timely application Of this inim
fAINs are sometimes very obstinate and enlargement
ft points Is Habe II neglected. The
~ BE- conquered by this Iihaeut In two three days
KgUtsEs, curs, WOUNDS. SORES, ULCERS, BURNS
ID SCALDS yield readily to the wonderful healing pro-
fses Of DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT. wipen
according to disctions Also, CIILBLAINS FROST
3fEEr, AND INSECT BITES AND sTINGS.
Every Horse Owner
mi ii have this temey at hand for its timely nj the
~ appearance Of Lamcness will eetuay prevent those
e dAbe diseases, To which all horses liahe and which
~ many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
four hunderd voluntary testimonials 70 the wonder
- curative properties Of this nment have been received
M ttr last years, many OF them from persons
atle highest ranks of life.
NaUTloN. To avoid imposition. observe the Signature
~ Likeness Of Or Stephen Sweet every ahel, and aso
& phen Sweets infaiibs Imminent blown ia the glass o.
43#a bottle, without which genuine.
HCHAEps0N CO, Sole ProprictorS, Norwich, G.
4&r Saseby =. h, SMITH, Montpelier, general agent
stHt 37cow-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

eall and look cur Stoes over We viii assur. vou
f'iess stsail ~ perfrc;iy satisfactory.
~aii iind full assortment Of Bird Seels and gattl,
D'aei a. ARMS & WILSON :
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09

khs s. WILSON ARE NOW RECEIVING
nm Bczten aud New York, large assortment Of Eng
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-09
DIR. SWEETS
lnfallibIe Liniment, !,
GREAT ExTERAAL REMEDY,

RHEUMATISM, GOUr, NEURALGIA, LUNBAGo,
rIfF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAtNS, BRUISES CUTS
AND WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE, AND ALL
RHEUMATIC AND NERNoks DISORDERS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

usurp the power TO abolish slavery in the
States, whether in rebellion or not, and
never to consent 10 sllow,States to return
70 loyalty, except on the condition of
abolishing slavery. In other words, they
seek, in the midst Of the present troubles,
to rcvolutionize the government aud to
change, by violence, the terms of the
Federal Constitution. We rejoice at the
multiplying proofs that the President in.
tends to stand byt the Constitution as IL is,
and To wage this war simply to re-estab-
lish it's authority, and, in pursuing this
course, he shall have our support and we
appeal to all loyal and conservative men
to sustain him as well against traitors at
the South as misguided men at the North.
= AtbaHy Argus. ~ III 7
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

hENTUcKY PATRIoTTsM. letter to
the Cincinnati Commercial presents new
and far more encouraging phase of the
Union cause in Kentucky The writer
deals in figures that must at once be
readily corrected if false He tells us
that, within the period of two months
since recruiting began in that State, she
has furnished nearly eighteen thousand
men exclusive of enlistments in several OF
the Eastern counties, and also excluding
Gen. Nelson's brigade, which has recently
achieved so splendid a success in Pike
county. The assigned quota of Ken
tuoky being twenty-five thousand, this
exhibit is clearly refutation of the
charge brought against the ioyalists of
Kentucky.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
CAPT. FISHER.

Rumors having in some manner got
in circulation that Capt. b. f, FISHER,
of the Saginaw Valley Guards, Stock
toms Reg't was tyrannical and unpopu.
lar with his men, we take pleasure in
publishing the following refutation OF
such groundless reports, from a private
letter of FRANK ID. KELLER, a member
of Fishers Company, the candor and
truthfuluess of which will not be doubt.
ed by any who are acquainted with the
writer:
you say that you hear that Captain
Fisher is not doing well. | also learn
by letter that he is not well liked here,
&c. Well, all ] have to say is, that
such stories are false and malicious fab.
relations, and are sent to Saginaw for
the purpose of injuring Captain Fisher
and causing an anxiety on the part of
the friends of those under his command;
and here let me say, that Capt. Fisher
is good officer, and is well liked by all
the men in his company who could pos
sibly be suited by any man. OF course,
in most any company, there will be some
two or three, or perhaps more, who
would grumble and find fault if they
were to be hung and could not have the
first chance.
capt. Fisher treats me well and
kindly, and like him better than any
other Company officer in the Regiment.
Col. Stockton, in speaking to his
Lieut.. Col. of some movement the other
day, remarked that there were only two
Captains in the Regt who knew enough
to go through with it, and they were
Fisher and Barry Our Captain tries
to do his whole duty, and al the same
time he treats his command kindly and
pleasantly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
Death of Aaron Tubbs, Company
Id, BrOdbcad's Cavalry.
From the National Intolligencer.

From the National Intelligencer.
! HEADouARTERs FIRST MICHIGAN CAVALRY, ,
Camp Ruckor, Washington, Nov. l5 1861.
At q meeting of the members of the
Masonic Fraternity of this Regiment
held pursuant tonotice, Companion Lieut.
Co. j. L. Copeland was called to She
chair and Sir Knight Lieut.. II. f. Has
call appointed secretary.
Sir Knights Lieut.. T.. Fishpool, Capt
III. X. White, and Lieut. ii. +. Hascal
were appointed committee on resolu-
tons.
The following preamble and resolutions
were presented and unanimously adopted
Whereas it has pleased God in the
dispensation of his providence, to remove
from his labors on earth our companion
in arms, Brother AARON TUBBs, company
ID; therefore
Resoived, That in the demise of Brother
Iubbs the regiment has lost good and
faithful soldier, his companions firm and
reliable friend, and the fraternity warm
and true hearted brother.
Resoired, That the members of the fra
ternity in the regiment tender their
heartfelt sympathies to the bereaved fam.
lily of the deceased for their irreparable
loss.
ResoSred, That the warmest thanks of
the fraternity, and of the entire regiment,
are due to the noble.hearted brothers OF
Washington Naval Lodge, No. A. for
their untiring attention to the deceased
in the last days of his illness, and for the
liberality which they displayed in the
funeral obsequies.
ResoIred, That the members of the
Naval Lodge have proved themselves
brothers in deed as in faith; and that
masonry has gained additional lustro by
the manner in which they have exempli-
fed the tenets of the Order.
Resotred, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in one Of the city
papers, and copy be forwarded to the
family of our deceased brother.
Lieut. Col. j. T. COPELAND, Chairman.
Lieut.. IL. Il. HAscALL Secretary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
Proclamation Of Gen. Dix,

The proclamation of Gen. Dix, which
was sent in advance of the Federal force
now occupying the counties of Accomac
and Northampton counties in the State OF
Virginia, like the proclamation of Gen
Sherman to the South Carohnians, will
excite the anger of those Republican or.
gans that desire to convert the present
struggle into war upon Southern insti.
tutions. Gen. Dix says:
"Io those who remain in the quiet
pursuit of their domestic occupations, the
public authorities assure all they can Give
peace, freedom from annoyance, protec.
ton from foreign and internal enemies.
a guarantee Of all constitutional and kgal
rights, and the blessings Of just and pa
rental government"
Gen. Sherman has said no more than
this; and South Carolina, with all her
faults, is entitled to the same constitu-
tlonal rights within the Union, as the
State OF Virginia AS the food of vic.
tory PUSHES onward, sweeping away trea-
son and rebellion, it will be gratifying to
all loyal citizens TO know that il carries
with 1T in safety into every rebellious
State, the Constitution inviolate, and the
Union unbroken
we confess we are gratified with the
official action of the Federal Government
In relation to the negro question-of
course, we do not include in this remark.
newspaper accounts of unoffioisl remarks
OF members OF the cabinet, like those of
Gen. Cameron, endorsing the somewhat
loose and indefinite eloquence of Colonel
Cochrane. But the Presidents action in
the case of Fremont's proclamation. and
the Proclamatlous Of Gen. Sherman and
Gen. Dix-which we are bound to pre-.
sumo had the previous sanction of the
President-give pleasing assurances that
TINS war is to be conducted simply To
crush out rebellion and uphold the Con.
stitution, aud that President Lincoln res
oiuteiy reslsts the importunate and fanat-
zeal appeals of the Abolitionists To
convert the war into crusade for negro
emancipation.
There need DO and there is no trouble
as to tue mode Of treating slaves, the
property OF rebels. We have repeatedlv
sad and we repeat that we do not desire
10 see the government at all tender of the
property-whether it consists of slaves ar
otherwlse--of those in arms against it,
Let u be seized, used and confiscated--
negroes, the Same as horses, mules or any
other property. Rebels in actual war
must be reached in their persons and es.
tates, by all the means consistent with
Oi'lnzeu warfare. With this treatment
o. the slaves of rebels all loyal citizens
will be content
But this will not and does not satisfy
The Abolltionists. They wish to make
lh's war the occasion Of general enamel
patton OF the slaves Of loyal men as well .
rs rebels, throughout the Union. Tbev
urge the government to trsmplc the pro- .
VISIONS of the Constitution under foot and
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

APPOINTMENTS EoR THE TENTH RrGr
MENT.--The following appointments have
been made for the Tenth Regiment
Michigan Infantry, now rendezvousing at
Flint:
CHARLES NJ. LUM, Detroit, Colonel.
@. j. DIoRERsoN, Hillsdale, Lieutenant.
Colonel.
JAMEsJ ScARRrrr, Port Huron, Major.
Colonel LUM assumes command of the
Regiment to-day, the 26th, and will i'm
mediately designate the Letters of Con.
panies and the rank of Captains respect.
lively, and complete the organization of
the Regiment.
Northumberland Dickerson and Ma
Jor Scarrit. will report for duty to Colonel
Lum, at Flint, as soon as possible.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
JUDGE BRNEY,s LETTER.
BAY City, Nov. 23. IS(


Mr.. EDITOR: DEAR Sir We hav,
presumed to submit to you a few word.
on the subject OF Judge Birney's letter &c
Gov Magoffin, which recently appeared
in the (" AdUsrtiser," aud if you think the
matter Of sufficient Importance, you are
at liberty to give them place in the
columns of the "Coarier.n
As the Judge is public man, and
Judging from his volunteer communica.
tions, as he seems to be presenting him.
sJ to the public notice, of course any
public criticisms cannot be construed into
apersonal attack upon him. Personally,
In his private relations, as an acauaint.
ance, neighbor and gentleman, we enter
tain for the Judge no other sentiments
than those Of the most cordial respect
But, as public man, ambitious of one of
the highest and most dignifed offices in
the gift Of the people, the case is far
otherwise, and is susceptible of discussion
At least And now what is this long and
elaborate letter of the Judge, what is its
meaning? First, without going awav
down into "Ky." and running ont his
pedigree and the Rhetoric of his youth.
ful appointments" literary aud college
associations and "Greek recitationsn in
company with Gov. Msgoffin and John
Y. Breckenridge to the Rev. DIR. VIM.
Breckenridge, "the elite and beauty Of
the gubernatorial levee," and the "Cou,t
Of Appeals" Of that State but to s,rin !,
OF its guise and come at once to the "a,
gssts, IL is ibid No. 2" for the United
States senatorsbip; and second, q detail
OF the qualifications requisite on the part
OF the candidate for that distinguished
position, and very modest presentation
Of h'mssy as peculiarl, fit parsonage for
that high station. The first is self.evi.
dent, and does not admit Of a question:
The second, however, affords an issue
sbout which an intelligent public may
iifsr. And whst are these qualifications.
ecording TO the Hon. Judges idea, as
nfsrsble from his elaborate letter? Tn
lain English, simply these: Ky. born,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
CHANCERy SALE

N pursuance and by virtue of decree of the
Il Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw in
ohancery IN cause therein pending between George
u Sanoorn and Thompson Tucker Complainnnts
and William N Mari and Margaret Mari Defend,
ants ants dated The ninth day of November A. D. 1860
Notice is hereby given that shall sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the front door Of
the saginaw County Court Honse in the city and
county Of Saginaw, State Of Michigan, on Thursday
the second day day of January A. ID. 1862, at twelve
o'clock noon, all the following piece or parcel Of
land situate lying and being in the said countv If
Saginaw, to witt The west half of tho east half of
the south quarter Of section twenty-nine (29
IN township ten (l0) north Of range six (i) cast
containing forty acres more or less, together with
ah ana singular the hereditsmonts and appurtenan-
ces thereunto beonding or in anywise appertaining
A. s. GAYLORD,
circuit Court Commissioner, Saginaw Co.. Mich.
LoVkLAND a WALpRoS Comppts Solrs
Dated November 10, 1861 nI-ve
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
ooh, wad some power the giftio gee us,
To see ourselves M Others see us %
SALT.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the price Of fin,
i salt at the several works on Saginaw rive
will be 100 per bbl in lots of ten bbls and over
and Sl4O by the single barrel
Signed,
JAS. l. kETCHAM, Pres't K S. s. NJ Co.
j N, BRADDOCK, Prvs't Portsmouth S Co.
NEWELL b ARNARD, Pres't Sag City S. Co.
II. NJ. FIT2HUGH, Sup't Bay City S, M. Co.
J. S, CURTIS, Sup't Carrolton Salt Co.
GEO. A. LATHR0P, Sag. Valley Salt CO.
JOHN p, ALLISON, CarrOlton Mill Salt Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
MORTGAGE SALE


)hfAuLT having been made in the payment Of
- certain sum OF money secured 10 be paid by
sn ndcntuIo OF Mortgage, dated the twenty -fourtb
uay OF UctoDer, a. d. 1859, executed by Albert Mil.
ler, OF Bay City, Bay county, Michigan. 10 Ransom
Ia i OF the city Of Detroit Michigan and recor
ded IN the Registers Office of Saginaw comfy Nib
igan, IN Liber g." Of Mortgages on paocs 35I 2so
and 5o3, on the 29th day Of October. A, ID 1870 NJ
o'clock A. NJ, and whereas there is due AT tho dato
OF this notice. upon said Mortgage the sum of scvon
hundred nine dollars and ifty-vo cents and no s;,
or proceedings at law or in equity bayinc bccn in
shtuted TO recover the money secured by said Nor,
gage or any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice il herebv rive, ,ha, l..
virtue OF power Of sale in said MORTGAGE con,a;n.3
On Thursday, the 18th day Of February a u ls6a
at two o'clock p. NJ, Of said dav nj he f,n, d,'o,
Of tho Court House IN Saginaw Gity' uho said Cont
House icing the place Of holding The C,rcuit Conf
10 and Tor said county shall SCH az public anctiru
70 the highest bidder tho said Mortgaged premises
or 10 much thereof shall ho necessary 10 nav sad
amount due, together with the interest from This
date and the costs and expenses of sale as allowed
oy Jaw SAID premises being situated in the county
OF saginaw and State Of Michigan, and are known
ana described in sad Mortgage as follows 90 wit J.,
he northeast quarter Of section twenty tbreo g22
IN township number thirteen (l3,) north Of rnnpc
hvo 10 east and the southeast Quarter of section
thirty (30D in township thirteen 3 north of
FIX tb,) east, containing in all three bundrsJ and
twenty lszO acres Of land according 10 tho Govern
mont survey, and being in tho county OF Saginaw
ma s o, o. Michigan East Saginaw, Michigan
RANSOM GARDNER. Mor,rarcc
TO- "fbnrR, Attorney for Mortgagee
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

New SALT WoRKs.-We learn that
Stewart Il Co, of Detroit, have pur.
chased strip of land at Carrolton, for
Salt Works, and workmen are now en-
gagged in putting up tower and engine
house. The boiler and some other fix.
lures are already on the ground Enter
prise.
The above item is not entirely aeon.
rate. The name of the firm intended to
be noticed is not Stewart 81 Cos, but
CURTIS, WILLIAMS & HYDE-C. M.
CURrfs, Of this city, and c. Q. WILLIAMS
and B. +. HYDE, of Detroit, --who have
purchased of j. S. CURTIS & Co. twenty
eight acres Of land at Carrolton, procured
and set up an engine and boilers, arc now
erecting an engine house and tower pre-.
paratory to sinking salt well, which will
be put through with the utmost dispatch,
they have made further arrangements
for the erection of four salt blocks of
fifty kettles each, and propose to have
everything ready to go into operation as
early as the first Of May next.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
Aollle atlatters.

THANKSGIVING DAY srRvIcHs, At the
Congregational Church on Thursday of
this week, at loi A. NJ Sermon by
Rev. j. S. GooDMAN, of the Baptist
Church.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26
NOVEMBER 26, 1861


The news of the past week though
bloodlcss, almost, is nevertheless Of the
highest importance. Rebellion in the
narrow neck of land known as Eastern
Virginia has been squelched without fir
ing shot, and in North Carolina there
is movement in nearly half the counties
in favor Of the stars and stripes, which
shows that the Union leaven is working
prodigiously in that formerly eminently
conservative commonwealth. No engage
ments of note by land or water have taken
place, and the main question before the
American people seems to be +; What will
England do about the capture of Mason
and Sldell In our opinion she will do
just what any honorable and powerful
nation would do under like circumstances
If her flag has been insulted which is
an open question, about which the wisest
differ-she will demand reparation, and
diplomacy will settle the matter. 1t is
no more for her interest than il is for ours
that we should engage in war, and GER
tainly if such was her desire she would
have found pretext long ere this in our
bungling blockade, which has operated
greatly to her detriment aud would have
warranted herinterfercnce with far greater
show of reason than does the exercise Of
doubtful right by an unauthorized off
DIAL, the result of which does not in the
slightest degree tend to injure either her
interests or her reputation.
The latest "rumors" are, that there has
been trouble between jeff. Davis and
Beauregard--old story; that vessels are
leaving England with large quantities of
munitions for the rebels; condemned
British vessels being sold to the enemy;
report that Pensacola has been taken by
the Federal forces; big panic all along
the Southern coast, or words TO t hat
eifect;" all which lacks confirmation.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-26

The bark Jesse HoH and schr. Star
light have gone into winter quarters at
this port. The Hoyt is to have new
deck put in during the winter, and the
Startghfs cabin is to be raised so as to
give her considerable moro room for
storage. The schr Quickstep and steamer
Magnet are also on their way here to lay
up Qu'ckstep arrived this morning,
with cargo of merchandise for N. w.
CLARK & Co. D
LAST TRIP The bark Sunshine left
Bay City last Sunday with full cargo
Of lumber for Chicago. If the season
permits, she will discharge her cargo at
Chicago aud proceed to Milwaukee to
lay up.