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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
A Far aoYxaxxxsT AGENev ne New
I sTk Herald ssaam shaa GsaTks y. slor'

AFAs Hoyaaxxxsr AGExer.-4-Ths New
d ri Herald sssla shaa Gsasxs q. Nor
gan, who il 4 brothrrain- inv u the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, and Is the agent of the
dos eralaeas for the purchase Of shs ehae-
ten of vessels for the bloekading squad
ron, has, during the period Of his agency.
purchased aesauty light sasssrnars and sail
ing vessels Of ali sizes, ranging from 50
60 2,4o0 sans. The aggregate cost Of
these vessels was a3,524.s72, whieh, al
ala per cent. coaaaissson, has given Mr.
Morgan HE snag lissls sum d sTs, 900 fel
very little mors than four nonsh's work.
Ii We add 10 this hia eozamission On char
tsrs and on the vessels purchased sino'
Ibis return was made w lnow neaFil
three week.l We shall NOT ovsrssats Nj
total saralngs "a slso, 900.
/ Why could not MI that havshsan aeaI
| BY an oasoer Of the Navy nos On assaR,
duty, and who 10 paid q yearly SALARY b.
shs Govsrnmaasf Or il fAsoriEg q
relatiye had 70 BE- provided FOR, soua'
not a salary Of ssy0eo o. VI, 400 p
ysas bare been suiEGians II III u lmpos
able 70 aaxry On The wAs without sae
.Inssdlsas spcnsss % The rssMaRyf
/ RSRs 4azasm ,whxs ~, y. Lac ~ ssaxwaras
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

p COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, 0e4. Il, $50.
" 4 / Wsodoury--Yes fuTf sstk Of axaaEei nj
- On S0Id Plate which qua recansiy masse fer
.a4'hifsoiy answer the purpose Of theiF eon-
ga iaAt eaRAot refrain fFusn zxYgeaGsaS TO
yf ny hlEh oplnion Of ySa as bsustxa. rae
L ~. are 10 perfectly adapted 30 the HpHsh and
A., a 'lheF, that, with tAear aid hcah speak and
- most as ~eai as fssmsriy AID with ny uasu@
igh - As work Of Art, Do ROT Ekfnk that tAs
b,a ,-S'ea 10 can be szEpszsea. Several Dentists
a. 'tI 80 ne thai ssts Of AYttRxaAi Taekh caeid
u iaade to be Of xny servscs Ia na, hut ven sfs
Esst,. ste'las the dlticuity appFehenaea by thoss
So B. L. DOUGLASS.
''-Ioal ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

~ A horse, buggy and harness was
stolen from this city on Monday might
last, OEeers. are in pursuit, but up to
late hour to-day, no hdings hsve Been
heard of the pursuers. We warn these
light fingered gents of the fate OF Phil.
a 4sspf i sT&a& q = { e.aS s =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

- Got, Ksskfbob, was in this city,
a few aays list week, attending to his fu-
ture political prospects.
-w!@ss asS@@sss~1rss 49, a &C.
u JANIS r. Wusos, Republican can
didase for Congress in this District, eased
himself, On Saturday evening last, in this
city, of considerable amount of wind
His audience was smalf.- '"@ &~*'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
STATE BANK OF IOWA.
CapitaA STACK $50 y0ssas
as A JACKSON, JRO. d. LOCKWOOD,
Pendent Ed&AaET.

P-tnGsRf Ed&AsET.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
sAuL : BATLISs, SAINT KGEPPEs,
J P CASADT, sAa- Il JACASoA
Jxo. D. LocKw0on.
Dsals IN Ezch2ase, GnId nast, Cola &aa GaTTesey
Tlfs-a,, allowed on time aspssiAss
,s,.e--sas made On this and othsE Roints 70 v as
lerz l,Ea AMI Nebraska, ARd RToses<ts resulted
Ers-gt'r1r -urrent rates Ut Rxchznae
-" T4t Gsa2l aocoEam oda lions granted ta eas&o-
asta
JlaaAEy O. 1850 iy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25


The WILLS FAMlLY.-This extraordina-
~ Family gave three Of their iaagh-pro-
vokiag performances at Rabbits Hall
last week, and we understand that it is
thets lntentoa 70 giTe thfee nasre This
week. The price Of admission has been
reduced to 10 cents. Everybody ought to
attend, As they viii get more than the
wersh az sheif money In sitnqeaa g Alas
ter Bobbys" performance in the Cham
pion Jig" Then the singing Of Mrs and
Miss Wells Is excellent and more than re-
pays the visitor for the small OUTLAY Of
cash at the door. F'Laugh and grow fat''
ID maxim which came down to us from
the aucients, and il there is aay truth N
it we would recommend all lean persons
TO attend, for they cannot help almost
bursting their sides with laughter white
witnessing the comic representations OF
Irish and Eshiepean character, by Ar. j.
@. WAITS. In addition to the astissea
she made up the company last week, We
ussasssland that twe more hare been 40
ID 10 she troupe. 4 iady asasesssss :
10 aax gsutlsm -, and to anash oas shs
ssoape, aad give asst 70 the sxhib isioas
Tia aarixaasa vioIinist, ". uzgTT, hal
been engaged as musical director. Al
who would have 80 cents worth OF fun
fer 10 esata. oughs to attend the sxhibi'
tons of the Wells FaEAily. - = @~s
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

RACE TO CoaeK Isxp, Next Saturday is
the day liked fos trial of speed between
bay Moody" and the mare formerly
known Us the 'tspors#m an Fillsy." The
distance to be run is seven hundred yards.
The race will conieofF over the Old straight
track near the Railroad Depot
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

AaRleUETURAL SocIETY.r-At the annual
meeting of the Pottawassaanis Ceuasy
Agricultural, society, held at the Fair
Ground on the 18th September, 1851, an
election Of Ofacers for the snsuing yeas,
was held, which resulted ~ follows:
President e. Mcbride. -Es
Vica Preaidens.--W. A. Edwards.
sacseszy.-Ws .. Buske.
Treasurex-N. P. Dodge.
Directors Kama Township, a. 3. Nor
ris; Crescent, II. A. Terry ROCKFORD,
Hardin Josss; Boomer, Robert ksHt
Knox, Josiah Trae; York, Lewis Beard
Walnut Greek, hfr. Hatch Maeedonis.
Luther futile; James, William Lyman
Centre, Joshua LEIGHTON; Silver Greek, ]
d. Cravens; asovs, JoAn Wassoa. .
Council Blaffs.--lst Ward, A. ]. Bump
ID ward GR Uasssss u Ward d. @
glosns IL 4sA WasA k,ss Assss %
Ward, John Hammer.
J,P. CAsADY, prasst.
J. Tugzxz, sseys isssxaA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
C1H4s. r 4 FORBES,
GINA ENGINEER ~ EGlaaH sHkgkflA
CT aHrL1Y eaHafxs fswz
LAND AND GEyERAY. AGENT

iIe'-!ai lie -acc;lou Of dsbts, Ehe buying and
'e.~-s @: sst the pay4ng Of taGes IN Iowa and Ne
b'tssl !'' asa-fe,.arata, Investigates titles ABa
f-F1.'a"' ss'Fsot' o.: the same, ieesies lana w&E'
'a.s.r .- s.ez - SeorzskE.
EFGooa Scle,fioas Generally am Hand
REFERs TO THE
r., 2 Benton. Jr Councii Bluff, Is;
f3Utor, IN,
- a S4EHy, - Mary, Minis &c, Eo@FE;
q L 4rFaersnH, Flutexss8, Iowa.
= q. -'s.a- E~q s1udgsky CITY, Oaiu;
~ 7'.n- Civil Eag " 81
S';i@a 5aru, q" Toledo, ~
! ''aH < sEs'A, Es4 Phila4elphlz, Pa
HA4AS, SHELBY CoCgTY, IOWA
'@' t&i II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
. We Democrasie o uaptr Csunv %

q The Democrats Coansy CsunE en-
ton, which convened on Saturday last,
adjourned without making any nomina-
tions. We hays aiwsys been IN fsvor Of
making nominations but By the action Of
the Convention, the Democratic party Is
set adrift upon the political ocean, with
out a man at the helm, or compass to
steer by. Well, we shall de as the boy
did when be was forced to eat out OF q
slop bucket, we will PICK out the best Of
it. When election day comes, We hope to
be able 70 and candidates to Eli the vari-
GUS Offices, who if elected viii prove COM
petent and honest, and for ssach, and ssish
only, will we cast our vote.
+
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

Az oapfgACE.
a Amenaing A1 pEEiaAace leutitls4 "a pride
nance te regulate ths staeKing Of hay wfshin the
Old Corporate limits. - approved ally IS 1850.
SEC l. Be il ordained by the Common Council
al tA@c ~ 81 GoaA1it Bluffs, ths8 tae afsz &sxtiea
IL said ordinance be 30 amended a. % reed 'rzs
parson shan De allowed 10 stseH hay ri thin ths
Ol8 Corporate limits within less Ehaa aftY feet Of
any buiidiug except his own, and not within fffy
feet Of his battling when that haflding Ia With
in Atty feet Of any ether pegsoa baiIding
Sec. .. All ordinances and parts Of ordinances
conflicting with the provisions Of this ordinance b
and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved July Isth, 1851
LTsASBRR W. HApEITI. 4aysE.
W q. CRAWFORD, City Resoraer II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25


A " ORDINANCE,
n Entitled an Ordinance for the extension Of
MadisoH street, and the establishment Of The 6rsde
thereof .sgxEsss H&E.z Il 50
SEC. l. Be t ordainsf By ms C6Haili8n Coaneii
Of fhe City Of GSuaciI Bluffs, that Madison street.
North Of Broadway. sh&l be estsbs sd as fellows
Commencing At Broadway and RAINING North
d swzg sas weSta DO zsSs &hEnze EDEth SON deg
ere 20 Yea 4srs " 4egs rs may ps determined
by the recorded plat thence NORTH 10 Il degrees
west Oil Y feet, thence Gerth IAN degrees Weai
300 feet 10 the inertia Inns Oh the Old tawn. Taa
angIea 10 sha aecFe s$FsaS hSina essaAaasAsd o.
| stoaes IS showu Upon the fseoraea pfat
SEC, And be II further ordained thai the Grade
OF said STREET shai be eslasiisaed a. aollgws All
tho zAE2z& Of BFaaaway ms MaaiSon ssgsAg, ID
Se q gEe5 abov sa&ae eSssgas nca sSaaas 100 &
WITH dacens % per hnndFs8 feet, ghenrs no 4
10 sta with assent 20 per hundred fAes sleva
tsua being Al sta eo,S thence ii o fact with al a.
cent Of II per hundred feet thencs SHasaekMasa u
| ascent Of ~ per hundred sees szsAes 8N Eaas i
via II with hsesnt u 80 per hsndred feet aieya
LssqR. al ~ III "a a sAss9s NJ Eorth line af OF
IsNMM Nil mMA @*z& kAk&8& -
/ ArFmovEu, JRly ssh, 1851
LTsANDNR NJ BAaBEIT Mayas
WIN. O jCnAwro&us cisg kaaosdss -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

g Thsss Who % y i2m fnf dazaagss,
ere prsssy sue . sss thslz. ~ ,.u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

a SCISSORS NOTICE. ri ~
n The Hudersagns4 City ASSESSOR 81 she City ID
CeanelI Btass will Attend ak the Conn II goeaa In
Msxsss nsarks ID @&araay, ske tsth day ag guly
Aext, for she pHrp0se 8S sh8wtax ths Assessor
Hssk TO aai pagsoHa we saay visa to sxaskna aAeas
assesssaans Fas Tue year 1887
u. u. rAEHER, Gig Assessor.
5aay sta aaes f
NTOTgCE :.
~ Is haTsaV saven sssk RaGh lny wills has let
ay BED aEa board wiaAoaa cause OF sravoras4sa al
aiA psxssas Asehesssg wasaaaxzxansg tsassazE 90
5ssanS or ravAns har gRythfm& ID my kssexEK
SA10n wIAKxMSs
OF asa rs a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25
OFFICER 4 PUsEY,
BANKERS,
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents,
REFERENCES

o. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA. a.
THOMAS oFTI1ER WI II. FrSTT,
Attorney at Law,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-09-25

I'd amount of LOCAL matter,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

MEssRs. FRIzKLLE BRoTHgRs. = Our
acquaintance with these gentlemen, who
have recently located among US as whole
sale and retail Druggists & Chemists
leads us to believe that the following no
tice is well deserved:
Goxs TO East SAGIYAw.--We learn
that Henry A. aud Seymour F. Frizcle
have left our city, having made East
Saginaw, Mich, their residence, and pur-
chased the stock of drugs and medicines
Of Messrs. Hess Bros. & Co, e drug store
Of that place, and established themselves
in the drug business under the firm of
Frizelle Bros.
These young men have been losg and
favorably known in our city as citizens Of
the right stamp. Mr.. Seymour +. Frizelle
having been educated by one Of the oldest
drug houses in the State, Messrs Dillay
Bros, Of our city, and acting rs dispcnsary
chemist for them for several years, is .
thorough druggist and perfectly reliable,
having few equals in the business. Henry
A. Frizelle has long been resident Of
our city, and been engaged in the grocery
business here for the past few years.
As gentlemen and thorough business
men, we recommend them to the citizens
Of East Saginaw and thereabouts, with
the fullest assurance that they will find
them the right stamp Of men.--Syracuss
Journal
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

MICHIGAN SOLDIERS RELIEF AssocIA-
rIoN.-The following communication from
DIR. ii. j. ALvoRD explains itself:
WAsurSGroN CRY, ID. c.,
December l6, 1861.
S,R:--Tho citizens Of the State Of
Michigan, at present residing in this city,
having formed an organization, under the
namc Of "The Michigan Soldiers Relief
Association" for the purpose of receiving
and distributing such contributions OF
clothing, hospital stores, and other arti-
cles as may be sent from our State for
the benefit of Michigan soldiers in this
vicinity, as well as TO attend to the gen.
eral condition and wants of our soldiers,
whether in tho field or in hospital, would
respectfully call your attention to this
Association.
Heretofore articles intended for the
benefit Of our soldiers have been long
delayed in reaching their destination
and, in some instances, as is believed
they have been lost altogether. To rem
edy this evil, il is proposed that hereafter
oil packages containing donations for oul
soldiers, should DO directed to this Asso
citation. We have depot in the Patent
Office building, under the direction oi
Messrs j. b. Bloss and NJ. Il. y. Howell
who will visit the Express office each day
and take charge of all packages directed
to Michigan soldiers, and such as may be
directed to particular regiment, com
pany, or individual, will at once be SEN
forward to their intended destination.
Arrangements have been made will
Adams s. Co.'S Express for the free trans
portation of all donations to our soldiers
but to secure this free transportation
the packages must, in all cases, be markc,
thus. " Donation for Michigan Soldiers.
Care of "The Michigan Soldiers Relic
association, Uashingtos, d. ~
1t is desirable that this information
should be made as general as possible
and with that view we would suggest tha
the Captain of each company should com
municato to his command the contents o
this circular at the earliest practicabl
moment.
1t is also requested that each Surgeo
and Quarter-Master communicate to th
Secretary, at frequent intervals, the con
dition aud wants Of tho mon of his regi
ment, with view to aid the Association
in proper distribution of such article
as may be forwarded without special in
structions as to their distribution.
Very respectfully yours,
J. " EDMUNDS, President
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

FrSANcrAL EMBARRAssMEyrs ar TIE
Souru.-Thc Richmond Dipdteh con.
tans tho following, which serves Ia show
the financial cmbarrassmcnts OF our
Southerr "brethcrn:"
"lst. Let Congress declare by solemn
acts that whoever shall ask or receive d
per cent in consideration of the ex-
change Of one sort Of money for another,
whether it shall be specie for paper
money. or one sort of paper money for
another, shall DO guilty Of treason and
punished with death. ~ .est.llin
"2d. Let it be instantly provided that
each State shall receive, at its own trea-
sury, at par, any paper money which,
may DO Law fully issued by any bank,
corporation or individual within It's iuris-
diction. 1900 .,,4s4
"3d. Let il be provided that any such
money shall be received at par in pay.
ment Of all taxes and ducs to lhe Cou-'
fvderate States treasury.
'4th Authorizc the Treasury ID,
partment to use the public fund and
securities for the redemption Of any
paper money IN the Confederate States. y
"5th Require each bank in tho Con-
t.dcraey 70 r.,ieer ITO bills OF cvsry
other bark Lu ConSrcss bu 4arasd,
ard wake up 70 rho faaaeiA eeiAs
which besct US. The BANKS arc tho allies
of Lincoln
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
Au.as atlatters.
New Years Baii---ENecisssr I;ss-I
- gisuc Co. No. =.


q 1t is proposed Gu the part of the Corn,
mittee to extend general invitation 10
all who patropize Dancing Assem-.
blies to join in the festivities ofthe list
and arrangements have been made
whereby aIlwill secure proper attention
Bill SO. Tickets for sale by
Thos. K. Doughty, n
Toms & Tucker,
Bernacki 4 Hobbs,
Geo. Crabbe & Co,
J. M. X. Hilton & Co.,
b B. Buckhout,
Gilbert Birdssll,
j. Ed Burt, and at the
Bancroft House.
by ORDER OF COMMITTEE
East Saginaw, Dec. "a, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

BElTIsH AND FRENcu NAvIEs, The
Navy of England consists Of 6l3 armed
war vessels, without including trans
ports. This immense fleet is armed
with between $4,000 and 10000 guns,
and manned by $1,000 sailors. Among
these ships are tho terrible iron plated
monsters of 5000 tons burthen, armed
with Armstrong rifcd guns.
The French Navy consists of 4i5 war
vessels, of all descriptions, armed with
8 ,522 guns. Her infcriority to England
is manifest In fact, the Navy Of Great
Britain is superior to the American and
French Navy put together
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

English and German prescriptions accurately put
up at all hours This department pf tho business is
unIsr the immediate supervision of c. ". BrRsscKi
late with NJ d, HISS, whose qualifications and
reliability are too we'll known 10 need endorsement.
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
THE COURIER.
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Pile on the wood, the wind blows chill
But let il whistle as il will
We'll keep our Chri.tmas uerry still.n


But let it whistle as il will,
Wen ikcepo our Christmas merry still"
AS citizens of once happy and
united, now distracted Republic, we
have indeed but little cause for merry
making. An actual rebellion, which
amounts, in fact, to a revolution of most
stupendous proportions threatened
foreign war with the most powerful
naval power on earth; internal differ.
ences of portentious import looming up
in dire significance, arc matters which
weigh heavily upon the minds of all who
have the capacity to appreciate, or the
courage to contemplate, the unmistaka.
BILE signs of the times, but
''Thc darkest day,
LIVE till tomorrow will have passed away
And to repel with nanliness the sings
and arrows of outrageous fortune," or
bear with propriety the blessings youch.
safed by kind Providence, cheerful,
ness, as well as 6rmness, is ever rcqui.
site
"Come, let u, be merry, for lifc's on tho wing
Who knows what tomorrow TO many may bring"
1t may, and it should be the prayer
of all that it will bring, peace to the ma
ton, prosperity to the people, and glad
ness 10 the hearts Of all who arc bowed
down by misfortune, contention, or the
dire calamities of war
In the sincere hope that "thesc few
lines" may find our readers calm i'll con
science, "gay and happy" with an
abundant commissarat, and disposition
to enjoy these and all attendant bless
ings in manner becoming the occasion,
we wish you, kind friends, orc and all
4" a MERRY CHRIsTMAs."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

THE IlMEs LATEsr.--'Ihe following
paragraph contaius the gist of the lead
ing article Of the London Times of the
30th ultimo
"All that now remains for us 10 DO is
TO adJure the government and people of
the northern States to do us justice-in
TINS matter. They must by this time
know us and our unwilngncss to draw
the sword sea,nst thoui, or 10 take any
part in their unhappy quarrel. Indeed,
our patience aud suffering have not i'm.
probably led to the series of insults
which the outrage on the Trent is the
last and most offensive. We have main
tanned the most rigid neutrality in their
dispute during the year which these
troubles have lasted, the Americans
cannot complain Of single upfriendly
act on our part; and at this moment we
are permitting our industry to suffer ia
Difference to blockade so ineffective
that it is daily violated We appeal
then to the moderate and enlightened Of
the northern people. Let them be as.
slre1 that the pretensions which their
government has made cannot be allowed
by any State which respects its own
dignity, or even its own safety. Let
them be assured that the forbearance of
this country has not been dictated, as
their ignorant politicians tell them, by
any dread Of their power, and that tho
We can disregard much petu!ancc, wc
Will not sit down under an injury
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
RERFUMERR-

Tn this line we offer choice selection of Extracts,
Cologne Oils, Confcctons, &c, for various uses, Of
most delicate flavor, pure and reliable quality
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
Finsr Snow The first soow in any

Finsr Snow The first Snow in any
considerable quantiry this season, ia
thus region, fell last Sunday night to the
depth of between six and eight inches.
This, if no thaw takes place, and tho
indications certainly do not pnipt IN that
direction, = assures us reasonable
amount of sleighing for the Holidays,
contamination devoutly to be wished
for.n e ri
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

CLosrD-Navigatioa between here
aud Bay City may now DC eonsidered
fairly closed for the season. Last Sat
urtay the steamer Lite Eastern attempt.
od to make the trip, but was prevented
10y the ice, which though very thin, was
tough and hard as glass. She made her
way only as far as Carrolton, from
whence she returned and went into
winter quarters at Saginaw City.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

Rrcau,,rsc here in all b anches sl,e
infantry, i at dead stand still. The
prospect for liberal increase of this
class of troopers is prodigious.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

OnIEcT OF ARcnpIsnoP HUGHEs NlsT
TO EUROPE. = The Dublin Freemqn's
JowRal of the 29th November, reports
tue object of Archbishop Hughes visit
to Europe thus: The Most Rev DIR.
Hughes, Archbishop of New York,
was among the passengers on board the
Africa, VIII ch arrived at Queenstown on
Monday His Grace will stay short
time in this country, in order to obtain
a sufficient number of Catholic clergy
men to afford a chaplain to each OF the
Union regiments requiring one. lie
will then proceed to Rome to obtain the
necessary power to grant faculties to
such chaplains, so that they can otiiciate
in whatever diocese the regiment to
which they may be attached may nap
pen to be.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
M A II X I II ID

In this City on Wednesday morning, Dee 18th, st
the residence Of Peter Mumford, Esq, by Rev. VIC.
Smith, Mr.. FRANK +. SEARS, OF this City, and
Miss 0SIE A. MUMF0RD, Of waynesvillc. Georgia.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
New Dave sroar.--- Messusiij3rn-


New Dave SroREs-- MessusiiJ5ER-
sAcKI s. HoBBs have opened agery'neat
aud new establishment, for The sale OF
Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Toilet
Articles. etc, atqthe Z old Stands Mr..
'BerclAr, Jsweller, Washington Street,
opposite Bancroft House; ,yiprstthey
win no doubt receive liberals share of
trade Mr. BE&@ssasesi, though eompar.
atively a new conner, made many ,ffiends
while having in charge the Drug Store
of Mr.. HEss, and in point of quaaifca.
ton has no superior in the west
Friend HonBs, long the urbaue aud at.
tcntivo Clerk of the B.mwett Hone, is
well and favorabIy known, rand 10 no
novice in the business, having lad con.
siderable experience in the, line before
coming West. We wish tho firm the
fullest measure Of success. So fs'f
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

ANOTHER LAST SmPmESr. The
steamer Forester left hero last I thursday
the 10Th, with 1000 barrels Of salt,
which we presume will bc the last ship
mept this season.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
OUR STOCK OF
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
And Chemicals,

ARE PURE AND FRESH,
TTAvING been selected entirely by ourselves, and
III from the most reliable houses. In this par
ticulnr VIC have fear Of criticism OF competition.