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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
PRINCE OF WALES!!

THE PRINCE OF WALES HAVING AT
Il last left our shores of his native hills, and the
excitement of his visit having in measure subsided
am now prepared to execute upon more liberal
and extended scale than ever, Ambrotypes, Ferreo-
types Photographs and in short every style OF pic
turc now in vogue in the ncatest and most approved
styles.
In connection with tho above, have established
Gin Enterprise, in which those sitting for pictures
will be entitled to prize where the price Of pictures
amount to one dollar or upwards. guarantee per-
feet satisfaction or NO sale. H. N. EASTMAN.
T.. ptotiivIs IvYuOstsd ~ LinS ia their
children in the fore part of the day. to ayoid tho
crowd Of the afternoon. III. n. Il.
East Saginaw, October %, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24

FULL PARTICULARS
or my stock cannot be given, but below will be
found an enumeration Of the leading articles:
Harness of all kinds, light and heavy, for team
carriage or fancy; Saddles, Spanish, Columbia and
American; Miscellaneous, Halters, Brides, Surcn-
giles, Bits Spurs, Martingalcs Curry Combs, Cards,
brushes, Brush Brooms, cheaper than the cheapest
Wins the best assortment Of Whips In Northern
Michigan; Horse FIXTURES, Eastern made Horse
Blankets full trimmed and lined, or not lined, a. de
sired, cheaper than they can DO cold in the State.
WHIP Lashes, Buckskin, all lengths, from ono 70
twelve feet Collars, Boston Dray Collars, Scotch
and other patterns, all Of my own manufacture
CANNOT BE UNDERS0LD.
Bear this in mind 1 am determined 10 put al
Articles down 10 the worry Lowest Prices, and defy
competition.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
And Repairing Of all kinds done IN a workmanhk.
manner and with promptness and dispstch. Casf
and the highest price paid for Hides and sheep pets
| Iumbermen, Farmers Business men, everybody, Gal
before YOU purchase or leave orders elsewhere
N.B.- Western and Southern Funds taken
Payment for Debts. L. d. hoNSi'
| last Saginaw, Nov. 20, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
Con gers
MAGIC REGULATOR.

CURES NERVOUS DISEASE OF ALL KINDS
CURES CHOLERA. :. k1A -.
CURES CHOLERA M0RDUS.
CURES DIARRHHA.
CURES DYSENTERY.
CURES BLOODY FLUX.
CURES CHOLERA INFANTUM, OR
DIARRHGA OF CHILDREN.
CURES VOMITING
CURES NEURALGIC PAINS.
CURES SEA SICKNESS.
CURES HYSTERIC FITS.
CURES CONFUSION FITS.
CURES PALPITATI0N OF THE HEART.
CURES NERVOUS FEVER.
CURES BILIOUS FEVER.
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DELERIUM TREMENS.
CURES any disease arising from n arrangement
of the nervous system.
This medicine has become celebrated for its mild,
certain, safe, immediate and e6eetudI cure Of the
above Diseases.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
MI Ut 8 L Q

A RRANGED for String and Brass Bands and
.hGlse Clubs Leave orders at Shaving saloon.
A lie use, East Saginaw. 5. @. CLAY
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.

Claims for losses outstanding July 354,066 rs
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
AT. WILLAMETTE, Vice President
J. MILTON SMITH; Secretary,
JOHN MCGEE Assistant Secretary.
Nsw YoRK, july LIST, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
1861.
FIRE & MARINE
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.

Cash Capital, -Onc Million Dollars.
Assets, JULY lsr, 1860 eI,4sI,sI9 81
Liabilities, 54,O6S ca
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
Best assortment Of Brushes IN tho City
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE!!
Harnesses for the Universe.
Saddles, Trunks, Taiices, Fixtures,
&C., &C., &c.
l.. II. HOvEY,

l.. Ii. HOvEY,
No. 60, Gsnesse st., East Sagina~, Michigan,
MAKES AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF
NI the Saginaw Valley to subserve their own in
tercsts by purchasing Of him ell articles they may
need, in the line Of
HARNESS, SADDLES, TRUNKS, vALICES,
MATTRESSES, &C, &c, &C.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24

M.F. LEROY & CO.,
HAvE opened shop at the above stand, whore
III thew are prepared 10 manufacture all manner Of
WAGONS, sLEDs, BUGGIEs,
sLIEGHs, CARRIAGES, BUCK BOARDS,
and in fact, everything in the line, short notice
and reasonable terms All work warranted.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24

REPAIRING
Of all kinds promptly attended 10. and every effort
will be made 70 give entire satisfsction.
PATRONAGE is SOLICITED.
East Saginaw, Dee. 8, 1859. M u. l.. co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
G. D. PATTEE,
Proprietor Of the Saginaw Valley
NmrSerY.

Nursery.
TAKES this method Of informing citizens Of sagi-
Il nav County and the adjoining Counties that he
are prepared 10 furnish any quantity OF articles in
their line the ensuing spring at prices that cannot
fail 10 suit purchasers His stock will consist OF
Fruit and Shade Trees, Shrubbery Rose Bushes,
House Plants, DC.
All orders LETT at his Residence, two miles from
East Saginaw ON the east Plank will receive prompt
CHAS. d. PATTEE.
East Saginaw, March !, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
Conger'sTon Liver Pills.

Conger'sT Tonic Liver Pills.
These Pills are becoming extensively used through
out the country, and are noted for their mud,
though quick action on the LIVER, and
arrangement Of the Bowels.
They Immediately
CURE PAIN IN THE HEAD.
CURE PAIN IN THE SIDE.
CURE PAIN IN THE BACK.
CURE PAIN IN THE LIMBS.
CURE COSTIVENESS.
CURE SOUR STOMACH.
CURE INDIGESTION.
CURE FLATULENCY.
CURE DYSPEPSIA.
And are Just the thing when reliable, safe and
mild Physc is need. Use them once and you viii
not use any other kind.
These medicines are modern humbug, rs II
to by thousands who have been restored to health by
their use. They compounded uponpurely scien.
tifc principles, and will speak for themselves II
tried according TO directions. They are warranted
to cure in every case, or money refunded.
For sale by Hess, Bro Co.. East Sag; Bptng 4
Eaton, Saginaw City; I. M. Bligh, Bay City; ID. f
Foster, Bridgeport Centre; J. S. Eastman, Midland
and by all Druggists in the State.
SEYMOUR BR0WNELL, Proprietor.
Utica, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-24
NOTICE II.

TNH0SE wishing TO have their Sofas, Lounges,
Chairs, Mattresses &c. upholstered can have It
done at once and in the noatest manner Az
gITSnEEiS
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49, .01sSssca SOs4eSnieti, a. the
Of the President. say that necessarily that
course will be pursued.
COMMISSIONERS FROM THE CONFEDERATE
STATEs.-The Commissioner from the
Southern Coniederacy did not see the
Secretary of State yesterday, but will
probably make formal application for an
interview tomorrow.
PRoPostrfoR TO ExPEL SENATOR WTGPALL.
In the senate yesterday the resolution OF
Mr.. Foster. of Connecticut, to expel Sena-
tor Wigfall, Of Texas. was tsken up snd
Discussed ~ some length.
Mr. Mason. Of Virginia, said he stood
by the side of Mr.. WIgfall.
Mr.. Hunter sustsined Senator Wigfall,
advoctting State rights.
POSTMASTER AT WAsHIScToE.-The Hon.
w. W. Seaton. editor of the National In
telligencer, has been appointed POstmas-
ter for this city.
MoKE AMY AND NAVY REsIGN ATOMS
Lieut.. stevens. of New York. has resign
Ell for the purIo~e OF entering the SER
vice of the Confederate States.
Commodore Stewart has also rendered
his resignation, which will not be accepted
TRE LIVERPOOL CoEsULATE.-Mr. Little
john, speaker of the New York Assem-
bly, has been appointed United States
Consul at Liverpool.
WAsHINoroN, March II.-TAs Army Re
fuses 10 Engage in CsvK WGT.-Mr. Holt.
the late Secretary OF War, says the new
Cabinet Of Mr.. Lincoln has determined
20 withdraw the Federal troops from
Forts Sumter and Pickens and other mil
itary posts within the Confederate States.
He says, moreover, that if the opposite
policy Of coercion had been determined
upon, il would not be possible TO carry il
out
The Federal army Is everywhere report
ed to be insubordlnate TO the new Ad-
ministration The officers, in particular,
all refuse 70 engage in a civil war.
SITUATION OF MAJoR ANDEksoE.-Maj.
Anderson's official letter was received on
Saturday last. He says he has but fifteen
days means of subsistence aud wood. II
is thought Fort Sumter will be abandoned
as advised BY General Scott. The Black
Republican, differ on the question. No
conclusion was arrived at by the Cabinet
to-day.
MovExENrs OF US WAR VEssELs.-Ths
Cumberland and Pocahontas are On theiI
way from Vers Cruz TO Norfolk. The
POwhatan il en- route for New York. This
Macedonian alone remains'At Vera Cruz
COLLECTOR FOR THE PoET OF NEW YoRK-
Hiram Barney Esq has been appointes
aud confirmed Collector of the port o
New York.
RicBNoSD, Va, March ll.-Aeh0n p N
V:ryiuia Carenhon.-The majority repor
Of the Committee on Federal Relation
-e-afirms the doctrine of State rights
thinks. II necessary, the independence o
the seeding States should be recognized
demands a pacific policy no reinforcing
Of the forts, nor the collecting Of impost
10y the Fed raj Government; and recou
mends q Conference of the border States
At Frankfort. May q.
ST Louis, March l2-MssouTi STATE Cor
ueaaon-In the Convention yesterday
resolution passed by So 70 30 20 investigat
the alleged conspiracy 20 force the Stat
Of Missouri out Of the Union.
DETRoIT, March lf.-P1sonal Ldberi
L1g n M~i>higaa.-In the Senate tho bil
rs1.ealiug the personal liberty Law was il
d-anifely postponed by vote Of 43 agains
u.
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Praaldent 30 cablnet.

It's a matter Of very general regret that
Hon. HrsEY T. Ellrrr. OF this State, de-
clupd the appointment OF Post Master
General 10 which he was nominated By
the President and confirmed by tho Con-
deliberate Congress. HIS qualifications for
thv office are 80 undoubted. that every one
Interested in this important department
of he government feels sorry that he
withheld his services from the new sd-
miui-tration. lie il one instance. and a
rare one in this country, of a man who
has avoided rather thsn sought distin-
guishrd positions which were within his
reach.
The President has appointed Hon. J.
On. REs0tN. late member OF Congress from
Texas. iu Mr.. ELLErT's place. lie is said
~ those who who know him 90 be admi
ratly qualified Tor the post. Il requires a
mtu ct peculiar talent-one OF mrthodl-
cal business habits. q mind Tor detail,
and possessed OF administrative esIacity
Mr.. Keaean il j. thought fills the bill
he will have his hands full in arranging
tl- details aud machinery Of a new pc.
Cal system.
For convenience OF reference by our
selves and resders sc rrpubllsh in tail the
usmrs az the Cabinet as it now stands
@ S,-s=llosEsLruQNRa-al
Usor4ia
N-rsy ~ de TrosHy-C N. Mrn
uiNaEE oi >auth Cuoliua.
An-s q Her-LEEor PoFr WatKGE
Of Al4Laula.
NTaav = ae Nsy-STEFHEN r Nal
losr. OF Florida.
Ps Masa- Grsa4L-JouN II Races.
OF Texas.
Aa,-.g Grz~sL-Jrpau P. BrS5AuiS.
OF louisiana
THO Secretaries are now al the Capital
and busly engaged ia getting their resrro /
tive departments into regular Operation.
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PROPOSED EVACUATION oF FORT SUMTER.
WAsHIN0ToS. March, lI-Little or nc
doubt exists here now. that orders have
been given by the United States authori.
ties TO Major Anderson TO evacuate Fort
Sumter by "Wednesday. This is con.
sidered settled.
WASHIEGroS. March Ill. T. NJ
Russell. charged with being connected
with the robbery of the Indian trust
bonds. was this morning acquitted by the
Federal court.
Ex-Secrctary Floyd, similarly charged.
has entered into - bono of $i0,O0o for HE
| experimentation. Adj.
tbs PEACE NEws.-Special DISPATCHES
to the New Orleans evening Delta of
Tuesday confirmed the peace intelligence
set forth il the associated press dispatches
which we publish. Mr. Forsyth is quite
sick at Washington. The following is me
OF che special dispatches of the Delta
WAsHiNoToN. March 1.-THE Question
of holding and reinforcing. or of abandon.
ing Fort sumter, WIS st last decided by
the administration, and President Lincoln
gave orders this afternoon for the eyacua-
tIon OF that tort.
Intense dissatisfaction was created
among the ultra Republicans. and il Il
currently rumored that the outside pres-
sure they have brought 70 bear upon the
administration has been perfectly ire
pressible, and that in consequences the
order has been suppressed.
hut this rumor in regard to the SUD-
preston Of the order is doubtful on il
face, and the doubt is strengthened by the
fact that some Of the leading Republicans
are busily engaged ia excusing the Preai.
dent relative TO Fort sumter, on the
score OF imperious military necessity.
They Say that il would be idle to think
OF holding the fort without reinforcing il.
and that there was extreme doubt OF the
success Of any attempt to effect a rein
forcement Of il; while, il tho attempt
were made, II wOuld be sure TO precipitate
an attsok by the Confederate forces, which
would result in its capture.
WASHINGTON, March t2-Apparentlv
reliable reports are everywhere prevalent
and credited, that the evacuation Of Fort |
sumter has been determined on, but up
TO n late our last night the order had
not been given.
The National Intelligencer advocates
the evacuation. not only of Fort Sumter,
but Of Fort pickens
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Freights to Liverpool 1.

na-If the telegraphio news received by
the last nail, and Published below. be
true. the war cloud may be considered to
have blown over. and the sunlight Of peace
TO rest again upon our favored land. The
Administration at Washington seem to
have taken a sensible. p~raotcaLview Of the
affair. snd are determined to do any thing
tor the preservation Of peace. short Of ao
kn0wl~dging our independence. This lat
tei Is to usa matter at present Of entire
indifference. An we Want now is a peace
able separation aud to be let alone. Time
and circumstance will compel a settle.
ment of the rest.
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TEH LoNo soroHr Foh nzsc~na A. LAsr-Thc di~
cover Of Amedoa IN tse@ brought nos only walt
aud pleasure TO The European race but also. ra,-ar
Wsat, pain and suffering. Ncnerea shseasee were
unknown to the "Faie faeer prior % tho return IT
Coumeus. For ccntuues Ne have pad an annual
tribute 70 tae shrine OF dissipation. Our y0usg ma
have spPea-ed beioro IA Ia All thcir strength and
manlnca-. We lock again, aissi icr human fraly
goue,gone forever. Thus Que by ena pass auas. A
cur mind vac recallingt the Gnwriaan history Of mann
afalien youth, ous attention was called to a new dis
eoveEy IL medicine, the Cherokee Remedy. hi.
like the disease for which Ais intended spraag from
the ~Dlsky Children Of TIE forest Youh uesd NJ
longer despair. The ansel Of hop sounds the glad
udangs, and says % hculcd. This Remedy for
which cur moss scientific mon have labored wears for
IN vain, atlast has been diseovored "a simple syrmp
compounded from natures own iabralory tho iorest
Never faiisto enre IN 3 fcw days. SEQ new advertise
ent IN smother column Of this paper. lG-im
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MOULD most respectful, invite fhe IN an.. \ q
no a1icied r. Tie fhrf tant rs 80 " -
taeitn ycar- FlFfh ha entire atfnnlaan rr r. If
ultn%ut ClFunic Diseases Ia haa doan -. ~. m.ire
pransee ln nrAtly AIT thu South rn Hmi4A aa ubera
~ tleuNa1a@ 81 ifrlnE vi ucs= = aho htt aud ran
ne toluNluk dirtaEeR vi1s
tAaeer, lafuura NenA tu huuNfea F-frtn Ntnhf.
Me @ fcrk oororfnua hire1ura. Glrf .4ri1a
letter Asthma bronchitis. Dialataa 5000.
IreP4 Assantt1 Diseased hinnryM lf srs or
tteNert NruraiRn Eisain.3 rfner
Aeas Eosap=yA fhlct Huifrc. Ginta. e-slr
Hess AcHtr Raeaada % he Ear nrd 49, ufsa
SwehnEA Iasna-es IN the Mtmh AZ
fcFsnrs aa ftrt Htth ans OF thesa faen.ta ahonls
not - - unN1aef ~ sEne have dant. ufa mntsf
duced thers 81 nefe ske4etnA1 81 $780, n ~-+-
INTO tneir rrt-l aud dekiillafad thrir s4.f ~ st.~
ce.iea me an icanuof rAae the dead. RAT a. eire
reaet ~ nearly AL easeN and eneaa Acme r. nii rn.
sases ee-es Ard believe 40 easss cas- he eund II
~. Moasse1 oan b. Eund AZ Enn3aranir n1num
AtM~~&Nr m0nrn She maHir1Ad can haze rn 6Mrlff
9 rs rarfccs end ssDzy tkcrnaltee thn1 esrs.sr
-asea A. ssaa y ecme g b. ncufatlA hapa
Leen cGfec r4 Aaa Mili And utHeterf ramsndh
frcaeliptQas and slcA inrs esnttn ma mar orfha
tAte0 ntAt - mag Of express ~ shon nose. Al
colnrunireIouS surely coifientih.
FN~eCta Ae Focnlrp1 ~ give Aui history n 81 tha
Aynt.fns corncetec with Ehrtr ca-e. azr. ~ = a..
N-letms ~ ef menth in aaFance, for ~ cases
Ra~A Gases 81 Cancer mus, hs rn.srv wv r,n.
dastecac aad rupcrTieiou. AMI foot 70 aonr ~ 49,
Ne os.snce Wegr . cure is chected.
en-hsse NeSpes boauh a. hhersl rnceA A.
ticcd can have the hencGf 81 tho frasf erIrf r.-f
Crayeeate usiers III the sea q
". 81 MdStfNFp- az
n ,s. AnderdAe Springs nisas Pr.
~ aA MEHH q
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GARD.
10 rHr YOUNG NJ " rRE aoUru.

~ mt loING III OF TIRE aoITu.
A. tie peoRe oftha South have nov determined L
act IN selidufsnce, 70 employ IN snd pa
N plaoeso henor and trust only thoee who se tru.
TO her you will no longer be forced 20 compete viii
half pey Abolition Agents. Rv,n though patriotism
may not prompt All, stll their Interest will OH r
them 70 employ young men Of true Southern psn
cPleN o. cour-e those who possess the ncceesa,
qualihea ions win have the preferenee-thoae qualih
cations may be speedily obtained 81 this college
Business Of all kinds must So on whether In war OF
peace.
All students who desire ~ can have The benefit Of
M. b~LANcARp's Military Instruction and Drill. IRE.
OF charge.
IL Is important that al should begin a. soon a.
possible. should any he called away they have the
privilege 81 ronewing their lessons a. any future time.
Students attend any branch they desire, and reecive
their Diplomas accordingly Merchants who writ
for CLERKS and Book keepers should g~iyesfal particu.
lars.
poIbcar Commercial College or tho city Of New
Orieans.
Catalogues sent 10 all who desire them. Apply a.
this once orto Rufus pOLBEAR, Prest.
March !, 1881. eea
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TANNING N ScHooLs-while the boys
were out at recess" recently. AZ n az
the village schouls in Sautll Adams. = gen.
tleman riding By stopped and inquired Of
a bright looking hd. What they did
theref The urchin looked up. scanning
his i~nterroEator's face q nloment and then
with a wicked leer sud knowing wink. re-
piled, They tan hides, sir = That boy
had probably received his share Of smart
in the Hforssaid school house.
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STATISTICS OF MoKHoE PorrLarroS-
The EaAa Tn copies the following Sta
tistics of Mormon population. The pop
ulaiion Of Aormo0s IN the United States
and British dominions in 1856 was not
less than 6S.0o0. ofswhich $500 were re-
sid~nt in Utah. 5000 in New York State
1000 in California, 5000 in Nova Scotia
and the CAnadas. and 5000 in South
Ameriea. In Europe there were SO 900 Of
which $1,000 were IN Great Britain and
Ireland. 5000 in Scandinavia 5000 In Ger
many Switzerland. and France. and the
rest of Europe. 1000: ia Australia and
Polynesia. 200; in Africa. 100: and on
travel. $500. To these we add the dif-r-
snt branches including Sarangenites. Rig
dOnites and Wkiteites. the whole sect WAS
not less than $4,000. In 1857 there ap-
pears 10 have been a decrease in the popu-
latiOn of Utah. the number being only
81 Oh Of which 1000 were children.
about 1000 women. and 1000 m-n ca
pabie Of besring arms. There are 2SSs
MEN with eight or more wives of these.
thirteen have more thar nine wives; 100
men with ave wives; 100 with four
wives. aud 250S with more than one wife.
Recspitulaiian-f6l7 men with about
1880 wives.
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r. ssrerrfse-, hsving bsen restored 70 health 10 .
ssw ueeEs - . very sampse remedy. aaer having auf
Ersd sererzI Tasrs sfth q seTere iurE AEeczou ano
tbat drsad diaea Ccosum pno a1zioEs 70 m4ke
k-o-Eu 20 be fe'ioweussrers tbs r1eao- ofcure.
To- u vho 3asirs 4 b. vi SD . ooPJ oftse PRE-
s-rPaon u-ed 0ras q eharsa wh ere1tous r.
uspa-ng srd rE-g to- ssrs which hey vii and .
1E CzE ~ c.Fsrzruos. AsraNA. BzoEcaszu.- a.
The only o-~~t o. tha a1reriseT % sszdinE fhe Pre
se1paon = bessft he aEszed aSd spaeed infoF
manon whieh hs cosce-ves 20 Be invai1shls aud b.
hopes sTey auHsreT viii ty BIZ remedy, al VIII
-ost sbers nofhing sd may prove . biessing-
Parzsas s5shznZ fhs presc1paou vi piea-e addres,
RET. EDWARD A. WILLOW,
viii asash1rvh,
Einxs County. Seu YORK.
o. n. lssa sly
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NV OELRANS, March 10.
C0TroS firm. sales to-day $500 bales.
middlngs lll@l2 Sales of three DAYS
$500 bales; receipts Of three days lS.-
500 bales. against $1,000 bales same time
last year. Decrease in receipts Al this
port 81 500 bales decrease st all ports
to date 6840O0.
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caE % rms PsiNcIrAL CHIEFoF THtA
NArIoS.-rhe Memphis bnqui
t-eshes the message of the principSi
81 the Choctaw nation 10 the Lre
% convened IN extraordinary -
eonsid : What counse the n@
pansue j n view ~ ~ prooanir a.
'1 Of the Union. In an s1'toria'
ne Enquirer rem rks:
ne 1ccnment Is a we'll prepared et--s
Seeded. but temperate IN ls 80
Ions, and does ia6nite credit % =
While c~ounseling thS
A-toas 70 cast their lots VIII
len States. in the event 81 tnsu
and 10 send delegates toa Sol
eoneress. he also advises the sendlns
nniSioners TO Washington 70 SOM
he President Of the United Sue
70 look after the security OF
ycd -aTes,raents. In CONCLUSION ne
lpon his eoGE~rymen 10
Fights and never to surrsnqeT 49,
thourh national annihiislieh s
sAe consequence OF refusal 10 saea
General Council responded 70 -
either chief BY psssing
gtions recognizing Il to % tne
z -a inferest Of the ChoctaW nation -
tAeir destinaes FAth the
ernev
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8A4ONa ~ tfAHN
sqfcation Of the 4lh instruction
I'll eIe defendant, is clearly CHROME
cd PIE it assumes as proven, tacis
va Curry are to examine and deter
ma ourselves.
4 4a6cation Of the llth instruction
giEf } IL defendant is also erroneouS,
tnst. limits the right of the master,
inbRng resistance and rebellion on
tar # his slave. to the use of "ldV-
Htrnt,s Of correction" and prohibits
inseof "a staff or such means as are
liz tki1 or MAIN" without regard to
circumstances or neeesslties which
at emand tsls use of either OF all, to
M b authority effectual.
he publication Of the 18th instruc-
tifoaefendant, is a clear and correct
eNiln Of the law, Or the subject TO
VIII refers.
. judgment be reversed, cause
rend and p~eaeTie dc more awarded.
HAskIs.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-03-15

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