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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17


The Liverpool Courier (extral SAYS a
private telegram was received there
that the Warrior proceeds forthwith tu
Annapolis sith the Britirh Cabinet :
ultimatum for delivery of prisoners and
full reparalion.
Tie Post says: 1T has been decided
by law officers Of the Grown, that the
action of Captain Wilkes was unlustifi.
able, and a fragrant violation of the cote
of nations, and direct irsult 10 this
)country, and it is the duty of the Gov
ernment 20 demand prompt reparation.
We can hardly suppose, reckless as
American policy sometimes is. that the
Northern States are seriously disposed
to accept war with England and says
in one month We could sweep all the
San Jacintos from the seas. blockade all
tho Northern ports, and turn to speedy
Issue the war now raging This is so
obvious that we find it almost ippo-si.
ble 30 suppose that the Cabinet at
W ashington can commit an act so madly
suicidal as to reject our positive de.
mands. 1e
The Times Of the 30th ult. makes nj
important announcement that the Cabi
net came to the cobclnsion that the act
of Captain Wilkes is clear violation ut
law, and one for which reparaiinn must
be at once demanded should this just
demand hot 90 compiled with, we can,
not doubt but that lord Lyons will be
Withdrawn from Washington .,r ...
The Shipping Garstts believes that il
the demand is not compiled with doc
laratIon ofwar by England is ine> table.
French journals universally look at
the Trent affair with EngIish eyes The
news caused immense sensation at Paris,
and the first general impression was that
ample reparation must bc nale to pro.
vent collision. Communication took
place between the governments ut Eng
hand and France, and good under
standing on the subj ,ct is believed to
exist
The Paris Patris asserts that we had
no right to take Commissioners while on
a British mail steamer, and gives report
that Admiral Milne forthwith detailed
three war vessels To escort mail steam.
srs between st Thomas and llavannah,
for the protection of Southerncrs ,rav.
cling. The Pays and Constitutional
also censure the action of the San ia
cinto.
CARE RACE, Dec. l5.
The city Of Washngtoa, Iii erpool
4th, Queenstown 5th, passed here this
burning. The seizure of Macon aud
Slidell lnonopolizes the columnr of the
press, and they continue to- denouncs the
act in the strongest terms. ,'U lr
E Active naval preparations are going
on at the Government dockyards.
1t was asserted that tho steamship
Aus,ra!asian had been chartered to ear.
ry troops to Canada. f--..
'G The Times continues to assert that il
has been Stewards policy to force quar-
rel with England
A serious decline was daily taking
place in Canadian securities; they had
already fallen 2 per cent. g,.t-
The Times also says three things will
follow an outbreak Destruction of the
southern blockade, complete blockade
at northern ports, and recoguiiian OF tn.
Snuthvsn ConfcdorAey W BpSlaHd and
France. t..- tt.t. fs..
An article in the Paris Patrlo attract,
attention. 1t argues that France vii
side with England and recognize th,
Southern Contederacy. A statemnnt i.
made that Napoleon rendered his servi
ces as mediator
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

TnE CORNER Standardization 10
called to the fact that Geo. G. Sanboru.
at the Corner Store Hoyt's Brick
Block, has put his business on q cash
system, and sells goods at much lower
figure than any kind Of credit business
will warrant. He has large and gen.
orally assorted stock in the line OF Gro
cclics, Family Supplies, Sc, for more
full particulars concerning which see
advertising columns.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

THE NAVY. Our present Navy con.
tains total of 264 Vessels, 2,557 guns
and 2ls,ol6 tons Tho aggregate NUN
ber of seamen in the service on the 4tf
of March last was 600. The number
is now not less than 1000, ~ -. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
NOTICE.

THE AGENCY Of the Hartford Fire Insurance
i Co. has this day been transferred to the under
signed who alone is authorized to issue Policies and
Renewals for East Saginaw and vicinity, from this
date
The attention of the public is respectfully called
10 the advantages offered by this well known Com
pany With solid cash assets amounting TO nearly
One Million Dollars and q successful business ex-
perience Of more than half a century, security Is
offered to the assured second TO none. Dweing'
and Farm property insured for a term Of years ~
reduced rates Of premium
CHART ES b. MOTT, Agent.
Fast Saginaw Nov % 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

EMPIRE BILLIARD SALooN. Those
who lake pleasure in the ''royal game of
billiards." will find Hiiliard's Empire
Billiard Saloon, Genesec street, a cap.
tal place to indulge in the exercise. He
has three of Phelan's best tables, new
and in prime order, with all the neces-
sary ct ceteras!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

NAVIGATION Still OpEN The river
is entirely free from ice, and the pros.
pcct seems to he that it will so continue
for some time. iTho river steamers L,tth
Eastern, Louisa, Little Nell and Star are
running with as much regularity as il it
were midsummer, instead of being close
upon the winter holidays
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

DONATION VIsIr-The friends Of Rev.
Mr.. Parker, pastor of the M. L. Church
of this city. have rendered him Dona.
ton Visit at his residence, on Tuesday
evening, the Gath inst. A general invita-.
tion is gven.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17


IL satisfactorily appearing TO the Court by affidavit
that the said Defendants ElIsha Bliss Jr Amelia Y.
Bliss, John M. Northrop, Frederick j. Holcomb,
Elisha Bliss. Edward A Bliss. Richard A. Bills
Caroline Norhrop Harriet H. Hoeomb, Charles
Bradley, Lott frost, George h. Holmes and Benja
min Dyer not residents OF the State of Michigan,
but that said Elisha Bliss Jr, Amelia Il Bliss, John
M Northrop, Frederick j. Hocomb, Elisha Bliss
Edward A. Bliss, Richard A. Bliss Caroline Norhrop
and Harriet T. Hocotnb reside in the State of Mas
saehusetts that said Charles Bradley resides in the
State of Illinois, that said Lott Frost resides in the
State Of New York, and that said George Holmes
and Benjamin Dyer are residents of the State Of
Rhode Island on motion Of William l.. Webber,
Solicitor for Complainant it Is ordered that each OF
said nonresident Defendants cause his or her APP
poarance TO DO entered in this cause within four
months from tho date Of this order, and in Of
their appearance they causo their answer plea or
demurrer 10 the Bill Of Complaint filed in this cause
TO be fled and copy thereof to be served on said
Complainant's Solicitor within the same time, and
in default thereof that said Bill be taken
fessed by said non. resident Defendants. And it is
further ordered that within twenty days the said
Complainant cause copy Of this order TO he pub
shed in the EAST Saginaw Courier" n newspaper
printed and published in said County Of Saginaw,
and that said publication DO continued for six sue
eessivs weeks, once in each week or that he
copy of this order to be served personally Zach Of
said nonresident Defendants at least twenty days
before tho day OF appearance herein named
JAMES BIRNEY, Circuit Judge.
true copy. rr VIM MoLL, Register
WM l.. WEBER Comprts Selr. n20-6w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

The ARMY.-Accorjing to tho report
of the Secretary of War We have now
an army of 660,79l men, regulars and
volunteers in tho several arms of the
service, and classified as follows: In,
fantry, 56s,3s3; Cavalry, 59,39s; Ar
tillcry, 24,6ss; Rifles and Shmpshooters,
1895; Engineers, l07. .-...,, ..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

FoR THE HoLIpAYs.-T. L. Doughty
has recently received several immense
carpet bags' full Of Gift Books, Annu.
ais, Jewelrv, Toys, and Fancy Articles
for Holiday Presents.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
Aome atattsrs.
SOLDIERS, AID SOCIETY.


EDToR COURIER The following il
list of articles contributed by various
persons of East Saginaw aud visinity
for the benefit Of our soldiers, aud " hich
have been forwarded by the ladies' of
the Soldiers Aid Society to the follow.
ing Regiments
To the Soldiers Of tho Tsnn Rso,ws~s
Michigan Vslssntsers, no,e rsnas.rosssrg ss
Flim.-ls hospital shirts; 2 woolso
shirts; rs pair socks; SO towels; 3
blankets; 2 bed quilts; 2 pair hospital
drawers; and 3 pounds dried currauts.
To Company "D' (Cdpt B. Z. Fwhsr's
Company, Stocktoa's Independent Rsg,mswt
Michigan Lsfantry, Washington, D. Gle
pair WOODEN mittens; Is pair socks; .
pair pillows; 6 towels; l6 wooden night
caps; 3 bed quilts 8 blankets; l p.ir
linen sheets; box candles; boz
mustard bottles currant vine; 2
bottles blackberry brandy; bottle
raspberry vinegar; 5 pounds loaf sugar;
and 3 cans currsnt jelly.
Mrs. E r. ESTABROoK, seerst.,y.
East Saginaw, Dec. 10, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

:" Pur-rrxG ov SrvLE" = Much has
hecn said ahont the exclnsivcpess of
Fremont and the trouble officers had to
gain admittancs to his presence on
pressing business The best ia this line
il the experience OF Gov. Gamble. The
Governor saws that he went To head
quarters. apa after waiting two DAYS
outside 6f scn,inels with drawn swords
in the passage way. he went to- Wash.
ling,on and obtsinrd a letter iof intro
duc,ion from President Lincoln tn Gen
Fremont, which letter passed him into
tho Gepersl's preespcs.---Pir'rd~alsr.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

DoNArIvN TIsII.--Iherew Will be Dona-
ton Visit at Rev. j. s. Goodmans Thurs.
day afternoon and evening, December
18th, 1861. The citizens of Saginaw
and vicinity are cordially invitelto attend.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
Three New Phelan Tables
WASHINGTON HALL.
A. STRASBURG. Proprietor.
EAST SAGINAW: MICH.

rINHE ABOVE HOTEL has one of the most COM
modious and elegant dancing halls In the State,
45x70 feet, and is fitted up generally in exccllckt
style Private dancing parties furnished with hall,
music and refreshments on reasonable terms
East Saginaw Dec H. 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
TAKE NOTICE.
To All whom ID Way Concern {:

THAT the partnership hereto ore existing at the
City Of East Saginaw, under the name, style
and firm Of Curtis, Blss Co. Is this day Dissolved
by mutual consent; and it is hoped and expected
that all persons indebted 10 the late frm will call
aud settle the same without delay
ma CURTIS, BLISS a JAMES.
East Saginaw, October %, 1861. i.
II OG STAMPS--LoG STAMPS OR MARKING
/ Irons with plain and beautiful letters OF 6g -cs
male 10 order ON short notice at the East Saginaw
Foundry and Machine Shop, on the Dock.
June II, 1859. HESS BRoX
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
T. MI Z I r Z
BlhLlARD SALOON
JAS. II. HILLIARD, Proprietor.

Genesee Street, nearly opposite Bdnerof House,
East Sagiaaie, Michigan
TINE ABOVE SALOON is fitted up in every re-
spect AS n first class institution, well furnished,
lighted, ventilated, and supplied with
Three New Phelan Tables,
The only tables of the kind in the city whereon
those wishing to indulge in the royal game Of
billiards can do quietly and nj their case for
consideration which will comport with the strngency
Of tho times. n.
Choice Cigars, Liquors, Oysters, &c, furnished il
desired.
East Saginaw, Dec l3, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
Travellers Directory.
GOING EAST

GOING EAST
Dos. 4 Burroll's Stage leaves daily for Flint and
Holly, at 6 A. NJ, and Y. NJ, connecting with
DAN r W to Detroit
Stssmer Rarest Queen leaves Curtis, Bliss 4 Co.'S
dock Wednesdays and Saturdays, ut o'clock
Pm, for Detroit and intermediate ports.
RIVER ROUTES.
Steamer Ariei leaves Curtis Bliss Co.'S dock daily
att A. NJ and p. NJ, for Bay City.
steamer Ben Seymour leaves Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at O'Clock A. NJ, for Midland
City.
Propeller Star leaves Cults, Bliss & Co.'S dock
koury zach day from A. NJ, 20 10 y. NJ, for
Saginaw City and intermediate p)rts
w. l.. u. LITTLE * CO.,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

re Garret Davis has been elected
u. s. Senator from Kentucky for the
remainder of Brseknridges term, by
81 To IL .t.f.s
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Gust Saginaw Courier.
GEO. r. LEWIS, Proprietor.

paSlisbsd every Tuesdaymqming at the City OF East
Saginaw, Michigan
TFRNSi--sl,5o year Invariably in advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square {i6 lines or les) week, sl00
"ai s1eh succeeding week, t.. 25
half Z" "a 5000
whole a iHl "a 5000
Bu,inoss Cards, 3 limos or less, ln 800
Other terms made known on application n, the
ofioo.
Yearly advertisers will be entitled to a card in the
Business Directory gratis.
JOB PRINTING.
Connected with the Courier Office is New and Ex
tsnsiye Jos PnISriNG EsTAHLIsuN ESr, wherein Plain
and Ornamental Printing Of every description will
be done I'm the latest aud most fashionable style.
Patronage is solicited. GEO Y. LEWIS
Post Ofiice Notice.
ohce hour, from I A. NJ toeP.
I" {" on Sundays from to A VI. and l2i
p ID r. NJ l.H
bsua4H MAILS ARRIVE
Detroit Eastern. Western and Southern, daily mt
IA and l0A L. NJ, except on Monday, mail at l2i
Southern Way Mail, at II! p NJ Sundays cx-
Yassar a Tuseola. mail semi-wcekly,
Tuesday and Fridays.
saginaw City, Midland ST. Charles, sc, dali Y, at
A. VI, SundayscNceptcd.
MAILS CLOSE
Through Mail for Detroit and places East West
and South Of that point daily at ] =. NJ. and
r Mon Sundays only at Il M tt
Southern Wey Mail, daily at |. p. My-Sundays
excepted.
Vss.nr 4 Tuscola, sern-weekly muil Mondays and
Thursdays AT =. NJ
Saginaw City, Midland, 81, Charles, &c, daily, at
SPIN
Portsmouth and Bay City, daily, at 8 p. VI.
.i. d. W. c. GAGE, p. NJ
Eat SAGINAW Nov Q 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
cnANoERY ORDER

CtTATE OF MICHIGAN; The Circuit Court fo
- the County Of Saginaw, in Chaneory, dsir IN
Nelson A. Clark 80 1.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

Manufacturers Of and dealers in Boots shoes of all
descr ptons. Water street east side, second door
north Of Geo G. Sanbom's,
EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
THE COURIER.

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l., A s II - a GIN AW -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
a CARD.

DR. A. q, BIssELL, having located in East
H. Saginaw offershis professional services to the
public and will attend promptly 10 all calls during
he day OF night. Office in Hoyt's Brick Block.
Refers 10 Georgc A. Latbrop, East Saginaw
East Saginaw, May IL, 1850 nf2-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17

pu6lsbsa every Tuesday morning at the City OF East
Saginaw, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
LIXERN sTAHLE. !

Boss, Burrell Co.'S Stables, on Washington street,
west side, between Gencsce and Tuscolo, arc fully
stocked with Horses Carfingos and everything
required IN the line. rprns reasonable
a. w GATES, Agent.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-17
John WEST 4 son,
GEORGE CRtBIiE 4 co.

/ butchers aud dealers in Meats, Batter, Eggs, Lard
etc. Hess Block, 3 doors south of Post Office,
| . EAST SAGINAW.
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increased by the fugitiyes from Harper Fer
~, instead of waiting to be attacked in their
will hasten to attack the fed
cral troops here. KS ii to guard against
any such contingency. the evening of the
day Harper Ferry was evacuated three reg
iments quietly struck their tents at s clock
and marched in;o Virginia.
East OF the capital mile distant. upon
level tract OF uncnclused land Of several hun
drcd acres in extent, the corps Ga; i5aldi is
encampcl. Stx nationalities are represented
in their ranks, Germany, Hungary, Italy,
switzerland, France and Spain. They arc
stout, hardy and brenztd looking now, most
of whom have served in European Ewnr,.
" hen they took the oath, CD. Utassay,
their commander, interpreted it to them each
in lis own toague. \ corps Of buglers
sound the orders.
The three Name regiments are making ad-
mirable progress in erll and discipline I'M
der the direction Of army officers recently
graduated from West Point. 1t is fact
which all aspirants on the St,f-Colonels,
Lieutenant Colonies. Ajiutants, Maiors-
ought to know that unless they have bad
military experience, they are helpless MS
infants to mancuyre "A regiment alter the
new mode. Lately saw lion from West
Point. not more than twcnty-one or two drill
a regiment. The Colonel BOXED on and the
rest of the Staff took lessons in the ranks
1t was hard to see brave man, for the con,-
handing officer was truly one, 50 utterly
helpless. |; i hard. but nevertheless true
The West Point boy mlaeuyred the men Ike
= veteran.
Meanwhile if patriotic men will serve
their country only as Generals and Caionels
when they would ID more good in the ranks +.
certainly At the outset let them by all means
ct Il I'D dr.l master and diligently prac=
tee viii lin Gay, Will they devote thur
.hts t. the study OF Sc3tt's or Ilardcc'.
Iaettes. llA>eook.
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Arlington Heights to make balloon ohserva-
tions tor war purposes,
1t is reported that the Goth \. Y. Rcsi-
mcnt has returned to their entertainments
II 5, the advance on Fairfax Court li)usa
is probably postponed.
il is stated that the Missouri |. ). Sena-
tors will not tt ke their seats at the extra
ssion Of Congress Possibly they fear Il
prosecution for treason
The Mass. 18TH regiment is encampcd at
kalorana.
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WASHINGTON forrc>ponl cncc

Ns'''
| htc.y 'lsitsi the NaNE lard anu "ss'''
there saw the first prisoners Of war Tn -
were c,pr,ny Of cavalry CAPTURED at tie
-. 49,. rs, ,.,.;.,.i
t'Nt'5 u ,'sN'ts.'''A' '"e
tr=cd5P oi the steamo2A, l'h b'atd Of "hicA
they were dctained,1 Wa allowed them -
Taev had ,,len,v n cat. and hal no l,al, to
: =, -. t.,;..,
hna Win mn treatment 10y ss''s,'
every man OF them expected t. BE- hung bat
the unlocked fsr lraeuey shown them filed
,a.,a, vf,', co.,n-, .,,ne,t rbsir id. Of
,..4...l.
"4at ID" W. - 's''i7 '''
yeil aud Vague. In answer = the question
Why they h.d takau up arms a. ainst the Gjy-
,r,,.,..,, .r tha tsg5,.l san. thair rauIy
VIZ : 'N'7eti fi5a'a "'' VIZ"
Wint rights at then, had 'son iaif5efei With
A iaa> Of b'aHk ~ h5,lmcut - a., tic only
- ,g=#r.t=..,.t ,ls#=s.,f.= 4 ,i.c
-1ths' ""l NJ s=..'.s N'"-' - -
-iaiA sh'r and I'd y Z IN faIee. N"et
elmlaint Is ma T. hz14u.c taese fri,ts or,
u,,,..j ;, ..tfr.. r4z4=a .-..,k
..,..r#,,,. - ami ..r,.. lar,
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LOCA AND OTHER ITEMS.

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
-.
NV BLACKSMITH SH1f.-Mr. Joseph
BitHer. celebrated on the Pcnohsc,t nn3
.l.,ftf..l it
INK made that branch Of the business .pe.
eiali,v, has erected new AMI conmoai5a,
.r,,,#.n Maine :. n7.t +, J1.,ry p.,u;..,
,12P oo N''n' ~ ~ = 'i,'r{ ha,,'ns
the blacksmith liac. Mr. Bitacr is a most
f, n5,,ar i -. sheer f, it bstt.r +, the f,a.
than T. II. j. an ta.f in all tia, ,er,,ie.
t,t4r h4r.,. N,.le, In. al,cr,.s.,nep, +,
,,- ....g,sa.
! Ar. liA'eh5Hs.' "iaia w7TAfns IN
the s4a-@'.l OF t NJ Ms''3Nn. At
Branch Pod TINS ia@a, bal NIL the has r.
rom tis let hand saged If by circular
,as. faa tauma VI aa}Y la Is very
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and recommending call for half million
men and an appropriation Of 5000. 600 900.
Governor SprLgue of Rhode Island will be
rendered Major Generalsl,ip. The ID r. |.
regiment will be ord red to " a3hingtpn
where there is to be concentration of the
whole available res rye force, in order to
make forward movement towards Rich
'nond. the 18th New York regiment has
lie Annapolis for Baltimore. Andrew Jane
son is appointed collector az Alcxlndril-
Lieut.. Col. Everett command OF 2OO vol
untetrs. had a skirmish across the Potomac
with loo Virginia cavalry near ) .nacas mil,
y miles above Washington Two Virgin
iaus 1t is thought were kIllei. One IL is
supposed WIS Captain :. II. X. Shlvcs. The
Nir.lnlaas retreatcd. N1neaf our men were
injured. \ detachment of the oh y. York
regiment who guarded 4 propeller seat here
from Annapolis with stores, a., were at
tackled on their return, below Acqlil Cle K,
On Stturdtv. Several shots were fired by the
rebels and retaruei with crap ana canister.
1t IS sHppos'd that seme Of our shot took
chact. NJ injury was 4 ne the boats or
troops.
\ dispatch to the Hrald says Mi. Smcld's
bItttlion Of District vu,un GERS has arrived
opp site Puiut OF Rocks On the Nlrgiai.
side.
HI. Constitutional Guards Lad a skirmi>h
with the reheis above Great E,iis IN which
one rebel It is rep rtcd Vas killed. None
We're hurt on oar slie.
There is r a>on for confident b lief that
Gen. Scott Is fully prspalei l. keep the re-
els on the hack trek Il. least TIL tney shall
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that Mr., Barnes, one OF the hlItors 81 the
Cleveland Hrdd was ah'aS the h'Iie1 III
the sklruish at VIENNA.
BALTIMORE. lSth.
Passengers from Fort Monroe report all
quiet I'll re. Nothing is known OF any in
tended movements -, ,v. ,,o,.l :.
IL Is repnrteu l,'' " '''''s" " 81 '3N''' -
cruising Oh 'ne tn'Sa l,gtHy>, y q,
L. lie 1 u, . NV" u -,
l"e Harriet LAM "ts NH, nf ,io,ar-
steamer 'ei' ,g'u - :, Il" ti,.cs US NJ
ca 'ii't o''' W 'p' IA ,I,, ,, .,ret
IL : f's4',y s.,' n.a ~, 2 Gri,ngI ssy that
2iis ~ 90. so'a,,. :, ,5y,ne, on roth.
ecu t'''''' = - ~, L ,r,, rrlsl
e III or And Biy
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w.},..-.., 3,s,,,,oh +, rho po<i saws
=, y - =, ~, tI,,,Iv,iT,
nc 's - ,lt'., ~, 0t;n slider. who
az ''1''.' " ''ig l;nl NJ
were s'l'' -, l'', - ~ SLrks who acted
'i''iiie i ~ '''. 9, Con- NcD,wcu
u'''.et SUI, - ,r,icreI over
VI ~. ~ ,.i.l..,s and ant.
- is'a' 'I. III. whit Prnha.
Us 80 ND, n extand
o,f -, ~" ',,' AID TELEGRAPH lines
f3'I.oa4 e',''',',o'','o i Ii ' rlr5ai
a,,' w. r',..I ,ranns ave- SIREN ,tlcned hy
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III = as3..,l to rc,gl,rs and
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Senator J HIS N arrived here YESTERDAY,
~ route f5r Washington He made a three
hours = caca Is. 80 .ht TIA Yary large au-
ticure. H. vi, positively 4nl aucoulit on
ally i4r tn uim auI ths maintrnaucs Of
tde q teernmrat. II stil Let lc,n $50
would never lc.ve tia. mon il ,',r Wa, Will
arnei u prevent ,abju,ltlJa. Hisr.lnlrks
ver, well rec iycl.
\ Richmond democrat says a di.nniln
spaaIier was INTERRUPTED thef.'oa Monday h,
ladies' singing. star Sp.r.,g.d Runner
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tickets were en. ior-e.i y, more Yask....ba,l
teachers. Fue-yotes IN l',.nnf.,, p, f.rs.n,.
ration s,f.r rs heard fr,n ara On ~,
a..iast a .a06. The same n,p,r fr.,s,. ma
G. lGmba.. Kentucky. viii +. I'LL and ,.,~.
tilted and NH communication witb al ..
STONED. T4rn il slvS w. MOD n,.y.r ma
prehend i contest in III. yaflrv evfan5ing !,