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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06


St-NsL Vs. t.4-' d AANA7-l-'
1t is not necessary 60 inquire whether
State can rebel 10 Is enough taat 'ne .
great mas. oI tde i"di'ili"'' Nuo c"'H- .
pose state ANA exercise i's o| ''s nave
go $500 Ill a'I t.gya ircaroblo of.
exercising the powers ot State, thea
the State has ceased to exist ! he doc
man y Gsae", - i,..I -. '' o"l
-, - rsbsllioas iebabitant.. criminals and
outlaws. Rebels have no nights which
loyal meu are bouna t. resg'c'----.t'o.''
, 90, IN .',''' ',.,s,i.r and are
therefore Ie.al, and uu,a,ly cstorped
fyom claiming ANY lights "i"rf IT, u ''
t'e "9'y OF t'' "''''.'' L.,
81 - nrlliicI State governments. for
the protection of the few loyal inhobit-
ants, and OF such as may em'g'a'e mere,
ana '1e' '''o.at ~ ''''o'' ,or @'''''
81 EVos,ir,,,,o and u,eloval inhabitants
of the territories, The right Of suffrage
and other political rights might IN tune,
be gradually re1'opeo 10 po'Js % ,riC
,enen}ant and disposed to be good and
loyal citizens.
The above extract from the Enterprise
ia f,;r eo,rIe Of the VAGUE and malg-
-. ,,r;ttorin,,
hahN '"o"5" - ~
generaites, INDUCED IN by the raO!d re-
publican press, tho gist Of which is, 81 if
tbo oroat mass Of individuals who com.
,.p.,n ,.,lo,, a,o
pose " 'o'"'e nav '0o.''''
state has CEASED 10 exist, aootIlEe as
INDUSTRIOUS rs IL is absurd the direct ten.
.r ,.L;o,, = 20 i,,,oro mat only ,lc
''"'' ~ -.
rights, but the poiiuc" existence o.
Union mon i'm the robolliOus States, and
tbe rosull ,f which would be the ostab.
- ..,..., ,...;-,.,
hel'''o"' W '''''' ''''@''' go '''''' 80
Washington, moro absolute IN It's power
than any monarchieal government on
earth The following extract from on
-..rs;... p.-..l,...., go,
a''iV'' !" WV '''s' i-l''''''7 ~ '.'''''.'
swers 10 clearly the Vagaues OF the
Enterprise that we copy it as most
an,ronri,tc roioipdcr TO extract above
quo'co'
W an crock meets ''''N' &c
a state IN Its state capacity, can no
more commit the crime Of treason, than
it can crime Of murder, or highway rob
"a all
more rebel, than 1t can secede. y gov
ernor Of a State may, in his individual
capacity, rebel Judges Of the State
courts, aud members Of the State L"gis
lature, may as individuals, not as Judge.
or legislators, set at naught the authority
of tho United States, aud rebel, They
thereby, become pirate traitors. Nc
matter what Office they may hold, whether
Governor or Judge, Senator or Repre-
sentative, Sheriff or Hog-rceve, it is the
treason Of the individual, and not Of the
officer No doubt, the treason works q
forfeiture OF the Office, so far as the man
holding 1t is concerned, and Is cause Tor
his impeachment, and removal thereirom;
but does not destroy or discontinue the
office. That belongs to the people, and
reverts to them. The authority Of the
officer lapses, and vacancy is created, to
be filed by the loyal people, who only,
constitute State. Unlike mere pri-
vate corporation, State cannot forfeit
its rights and sovereignty, by n0Hwer or
mis.Nser.
But 1t IS objected, that the people too
have Joined in tho conspiracy; they too
.-....,.44,1 1~oo,o,, tl,, fountain 81,
power ITSELF has become corrupted-tht
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

CnARAcTERlsrIc.- "A few red.mouthed
abolition fou fous are about town cursng
Gen Mcclellan as a traitor, because he
did not sacrifice his army by storming
the works before Yorktown, instead Of
forcing the enemy to evacuate. Let
the reptiles wrigglc; they are as
harmless ar they are despicablc.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
PERFUMERY-


English and German prescriptions accurately put
up at all hours This department Of the business is
under the immctliatc supervision Of c. ". BrnSAcKi.
whose qualifications and reliability are too vol
known to need endorsement.
East Saginaw, December "a. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
Select sc,,ooy.

Miss NJ. E. SEARS win open a private school on
German street, in tho rear of tho Congregational
Church, on Monday May IL.
Tcrms,-S3 and IS per term.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

NEpruNE Boar CLuB,-At the regu.
lar annual meeting of Neptune Beat
Club, of this city, held Wednesday
evening, April 80, the following officers
were elected for the year ensuing;
President-Geo. f. Lewis.
See. &. IT.. Ed. Mershon.
Corwaia-J. III Mershon.
LIST Ast. Corpait-C. ii. Wilkin.
I'd Z" IF e. Hoyt.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

SAGINAwSALT-Two cargoes Of East
Saginaw Salt arrived yesterday, con.
signed to Mr. r. McChesney. The
salt works at East Saginaw have only
been in operation about two years, and
it IS probable that in a short time Chi.
cago will be chiefly supplied from that
source. The salt produced by the East
Saginaw Company is winning a high
reputation for cleanliness and purity,
and those who have used it pronounce
it fully equal to the Onondaga and Ash
ton salt. We understand that the car.
goes received yesterday are TO be
speedily followed by large shipments TO
the same party Chicago Times, AprH2i.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

REPUBLICAN TEsrIMoNY.-ln a recon
debate in tho House, Mr.. Dawes, Of
Massachusetts, republican, and also a
m, mber of the investigating committee,
said;
In the fist year of republican ad
minis,ration, which came into power
upon professions of reform and re
trenchmcnt, there is indubtable evil
denco abroad in the land that somebody
has plloldred tie trOaS1yy ,oeH nigh, IN that
single gear, as much as tie e9tire current
yearly expenses ofHe government during the
administration which the people hurled from
po,cer because Of its corrapt'on."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

Nor WoUNDED.--From letter received
by John S. Curtenius, of Kalamazoo,
from Capt. Wise, Of the 18th U. $. In
fantry, we learn that Lieut.. Il. A Curte-
Mus, of that regiment, came out of the
Pittsburg battle unscathed, although his
regiment was under a CALLING fire for
seven hours. Tire Captain speaks in
high terms of praise of Lieut.. Curtenius'
gallantry and fighting Qualities.-Detroit
AdeertiScr.
Many Of our readers will feel to re.
ioice with Lieut.. Curtcnius, who was
stationed here last fall as a recruiting
officer, on his safety, aud the good name
ho has won in the field
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

think he is doing everything that can
- done for tho good of the country
Most Of the impatient country editors
and public speaker would have him
rush an army into certain d. truction
without any goo rssolts. rroy want
hun to sacrifice thousands of lives when
il is not necessary, because they don't
happen to see into his plans
TnE BANE ANp ruE ANrmorE The
two paragraphs which we copy below
app cared IN tho Same issue. anil in the
same column, of tho Dttr.il Daily Tj71-
aa The fact of the hu mess is, there
is no moro question of The loyalty Of
. Col Crockor and Maj Cassiday, than
there IS of the loyalty of Gen. Franz
( Seigcl, Commodore Foote, or Governor
/ Morgan, who $50 fully yindicatcs the
characters of the officers so crnclly Sian.
dcrcd
The brother of one of the litors of
the Albany .4tlas @ld A,yas, has desert
ed To the enemy from our army at
Yorktown. lie probably became en-
amored of tho rebels 10y consecutive
reading of his brothers paper. Said
brother has not get deserted, but all his
syupathics are said to be in the direc
ton taken by the deSerters.
THE REPORTED DEsERTEEs. - Gov
Morgan pronounccs Col. Crocker and
Maj. Casslay prisoners, not dcserters
and declares that the stories that the
: former has relatives in the rebel army
} or is undor Indictment for murder are
false.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
l. r HOVEY

Gsnesee Street, Opposite C. d. W. Gibson y Son.
HAS ON HAND TIE LARGEST AND BEsT
"A Stock OF
Double and Single Harncss, Saddles, Collars
Brides, Martingaies, Pdlises, Trliks, DC,
Whips, Of all descriptions,
In tho State of Michigan. Having secured tho
services Of tho best WorlImon in the State lac is now
prepared to Manufacture TO order all articles in
style never before displayed in this City
REPAIRING neatly executed with pronptness
and dispatch.
N. B.-L. b. H. bcgs loavc TO inform those indobt-
cd TO him, that oil accounts arc made ont up 10 the
LIST Of April, aud requests that they will call and
settle Immediately all outstanding accounts after
the LIST Of May will be placed ia lawyers hands
for collection. L. ID. IIoVEY
East Saginaw kuriI 1850
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

The only point of difference between
US is this : Mr. Beaman argues that
Congress should establish provisional
governments over that country, treating
them as though they were new and an.
organized territories. We hold that
Congress- has the powor--nay, it is its
duty, to reinstatc them as States, and
guarantee and protect them in that re.
lation. Once State always a, State, is
our doctrine Lansing RcpUJhcan.
Sound doctrine; but like any other
doctrine which is either sane or sensible,
it is rank treason in the eyes of Squire
Ooslin and his compecrs of the radical
republican school. 1t will now become
the pleasant duty of the Enterprise to
read" another traitor" out of its
"happy family"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
ENTEN SIVE
Livery Establishment
BOSS, BUIyssELL a CO.,

A T. their New and Extensive Stables, on Wash
"a ington Street.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
Have one Of the
Best Livery Establishments in the West.
Family "turn outs" Horses and Buggics, Sadie
Horses, and "rigs" ofall styles, single four to six
horses, promptly fitted out.
NEW AND IN STYLE.
Everything about the establishment is in good
shape tidy and Of late style. Horses always in
good condition and carriages and Harnesses neat and
tidy.
SONABIE RATES!
only, charged in all instances, and the utmost pains
taken TO give entire satisfaction 10 all customers.
A. w. GATES, Agent
East Saginaw, Aug, 6. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
NEWS.

The news this week is the best of the
season. The rebel hosts eyacuato York
town, and are loft for Richmond a
Altle while to stay" while Mcclellan is
after them with vengeance. We give
his official report
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY PoroNAc May A.
To Z VI stanton, Secretary Of War:
We have the ranparts, guns, ammu.
nitions, camp equipage, &c We hold
tue entire rebel works, which our engi-
neers report very strong. have thrown
al my cavalry and horse artillery IN
pursuit, supported by infantry.
/ move Franklin's division, and as
much more as | can transport by water,
to West Point to-day. No time shall
be lost.
Gunboats have gone mp York River,
Gloucester is also IN our possession. |
shall push the enemy to the wall.
(signcd) G. d. MCCLELLAN
Our successes by sea, in capturing
prizes and privatccrs, are splendid, also,
and all in the military and naval line
goes well for the Union
The United States steamer Morccuit@
on the. 9th ult near Holc in the Wall,
captured the steamer Bermuda, having
$4,000 pounds Of powder, seven field
carriages, aud number of cannon,
swords, pistols, shells, fuses, cartridges,
saltpetre, saddles, tin, &c She was
taken to Philadelphia for adjudication.
The gunbopt st. Jago de Cuba, from
Port Royal the 30th, has arrived, bring,
ing as a prize the rebel steamer Isabel,
formerly Ella Marley, captured en- route
from Nassau to Charleston, with arms,
ammunition, wines, cigars and medi.
cines The st. Jago chased the Nash
vile, but the latter was too swift for her
, 1862-12-04

Robert Dale Owen is known to many Of our
readers as one Of the most influential citizens Of
Indiana, which State he has represented for some
years in Congress. He has been through life an
uncomPromsing Democrat, and, before the at
tack on Fort Sumter made peace impossible, was
opposed to coercion to prevent secession. Since
that time, however, his sentiments have under
gone a radical change, and we now find him
urging upon the Administration the adoption Of
extreme measures for the suppression Of the re-
bellion.
A few days before the President issued his
Emancipation Proclamation, Owen addressed to
him an eloquent letter, urging resort to and en-
dorsing in advance that memorable measure.
We do not doubt that this earnest appeal exerted
salutary influence with the President; 1t was
well calculated to inspire him with courage sufi.
cient to assume q responsibility so weighty.
The sentiments Of the letter are our sentiments.
and cannot fail to strike responsive chords in the
breasts Of all who read II. Weintended to publish
the letter alluded to in this issue, but time and
space forbid In our next We shall give II in full
with the assurance that Il will well repay peru
aal
, 1862-12-04
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE FOL-
IA lowing list Of American and Foreign Pc.
riOdicals, for which receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made BY
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic Stntes by steamer
four times a month, am enabled to receive SUBJ
scriptiOns at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab-
lishment has gained sach an euyiAble reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1862-12-04
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
srETLAcooM. w. T,
Thursday Morning. Dec. 4, 1862.

Tas SAxfAH1 BALL.-The most signal sue
osss, IN ths matter of balls In StsilaeOOm, was
that which attended the Sanitary Fond Ball Of
lasl Friday night Owing % the admirable ar
taAesmsuls q DE managers everything worked
% charm; the supperWas recherche and Gbun-
d.nt the music the bet We ever had, and the
company numsroosand unsxcsptionabie. 0lym-
pia was well and handsomely represented on the
occasion, and the large hall vas o fdll Is com
brt would admit o. he supper vas decidedly
. FEATURE Of dis ball; being On the most liberal
scale and ln he best ssyls yet witnessed in this
Territory. gentlemen having charge Of this
department are deserving 81 great praise, and Il
vas Freely accorded to them bY TIE guests
Henry HeTtz, aslsadsr Of the musicians. aequit-
I'D himself % the satisfaction q everybody.
He proved himself not only masters q hsviOlin,
bat also master of the order Of dancing; IOr
bis caIling vas pronounced better IN point Ol
time, than any We bad before been favored with.
We have not learned ths gross receipts Of the
baIl. bat bsllsys shsY vim sressd three hundred
dollars
, 1862-12-04

sEnosa tAnouAoE.-Ths following vuFy de-
eided Views are pubIshed IN Ieltsr dated Oct.
lith from W. O GrieFs Of DO Ksniocky Senate
Eho has just been burned out Of house and home
By he marnuding guefIillas Of the rebel Morgan.
''Why 3 A llla persecution Of met Is L BE-
eanas ! condemned lhls wicked rebellion, urged
: vigorous prosecution q this waf, and, in nv
Placo IN the Senate Of Keniucky, opposed ihe
l'mPojllng policy Of ny own partyl For this
/ am burned out and hunted out Of Kentucky.
! am-noF unsqulgoeaily ior conHscalIon. subiuga-
ton, 'ssierminallon, and hsll and damnaiionIe
, 1862-12-04

PATnIOnc sudarsEiou. u.--Ths Territorial En-
tssPriss eloquenly records . proposition made
By Speaker Mills 70 The Legislature Of Nevada
Territory, to relieve The Federal Government oi
the expense attending the management Of the az
hirs Of that Territory. The plan IS 70 have the
Territory itself offer 70 raise the money, At the
same time remaining as now under Cougres.
sional control The proposition is generous and
patrioic, and its practical adoption, IL Congress
would consent, would rebound % the lasting
honor Of Nevada. The proposition was hyora.
BY received, and was still pending at last ae-
counts.
, 1862-12-04

coaFr1LrD 70 Rr1los fIp srAs.-ssnaior
elnnons rho va, detected 10 corrupt practices
phlls holding nat IN he United States Senate,
h11 been compelled By the force Of public ashti-
meni ln Rhode Island 70 resign bis seat, and s.
g. Arnold haa been chosen in bis place. Sim.
mons Is the man who obtained army contracts
iht friends On cordition that he was 70 receive a
share Of he profits n pnblic sentiment could
eaecl he removal Of the thousand and ono other
leschss who are pfeying upon lhe His-blood Of
ne nation, 4 would accomplish 4 good work,
and hasten lha conclusion Of The war.
, 1862-12-04

Oen. Iom thumb has been made q Master
Mason.
During the week ending Oct llth, S2,225, ,5ls
was exported from New York.
The mining town of Auburn, eight months
old, has population Of three thousand.
Marshal Count Nugent, Of Austria, is dead.
lie was born in Ireland in the year l777.
Eight thousand women have petitioned the
President for the removal Of incompetent officers.
Miss Chase, daughter Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, is soon to wed Gov. Sprague, Of Rhode
Island.
Slidell had an interview with Louis Napoleon
on the 2sth Of October, and leh with aea in
his ear. ..
The shipments Of arms from Great Britain to
America, for the first eight months Of the year,
amounted to 9l, ,SOs, 800.
John Mitchell is now in the South, seeking the
body Of his second son, who was killed IN the Sc.
cOnd battle Of Bull Run. .,.
Hon. Townsend Harris Of New York, U. S.
Minister to Japan, has arrived home. He has
been absent eight years. ..
The Grenada appeal says that Bishop Gen.
Polk has "EAllen into the bad habit Of swearing
when he gets drunk, which is not seldom"
In an afFray in gambling house at Auburn,
on the 10th ult, Spaniard killed two Ameri.
cans by stabbing them to the heart with bowie
knife. ~
The wife Of the celebrated traveller, DR.. Liv.
ingstone, died on the African coast At the mouth
Of the zambeze, in April, on her return from
the interior. .fl ..t1 ata.7 aa.
II is stated that Illinois has raised -, 600 men
over and above the quotas demanded Of the
State. Kansas has raised 1900 men,, which
number constitutes one. ninth of her entire pop.
ulation. 'h ,i "'
The project Of railway ierrybOat between
Dover and Calsis win shortly be before the pub
lie. The boat L to be 5000 feet long, 100 feet
width Of beam, and drawing only i've feet Of
water. II was supposed she would make forty
miles an hour. H1 laaFs s.,'a 2 ti .FaE
The funeral Of Col. Fletcher Webster, 1t Bos,
ton, was conducted with more than the usual
solemnity. His remains lay in Faneuil ball
The body was taken to Marsh6eld and deposited
in the family tomb BY the side of his kther. -
The Cincinnati papers say that Gen. Davis,
who shot Gen Nelson, has been handed over 10
the civil suthoritiss and that The government
vim not Interfere in The case atall Should be
Be discharged BY the court he viii be retained
in his command. tas ri llya sr7' "A =
"A man running for the Legislature, in Illinois,
Eays hs sisf0r carrying On ths war under ne
Constitution, over The Consultation, through the
Constitution, around the Constitution, or against
the Consultation. Any way whatever, 80 as to
put down:lhe rebellion. -. si-5.s +
|, A correspondent Of one Of the Northern pa
psrs, whoparticipated IN the Hghtat Autietsm,
says that be noticed several members Of bis regi
ment Zone Of the new lsyies probably who, upon
firing. shut their eyes, and thus uhcohsciously
fired in the air high shove the heads Of their
enemies This accounts for the great waste Of
ammunition on our battle fields.
, 1862-12-04

YEAsr PowpERs-E Every housskesper knows
how difieulti, Is TO make good bread, and We
therefore hks pleasure IN calling attention 70 The
iaet that % insure uniformly good, light, sweet
and nutritious bread, i Is only necessary to uss
Redingion q Cas- Yeast Powders. vhich IN every
respect excel nll lsimlafprsparnlions ever offered
% the public. Sc advertisement. IN smother
column.
, 1862-12-04

INOR SALE. IN SrEfLACo01I, w. r., LOW.
IL or portion u payment cash down, ana lberai time
allowed for payment Of thc balance. -
One q ne br stand. N ne husne part Of tpWn, ior
Livery Stable, viii buldlngI thereon ~
One Store centrally located Commercial street, also
larl and Liquor aaloop Win uo tblea and BAR AxuIll,
I'll ready for business and IN order. =. ~ s.
Also tWo lots of land centrally located IN DelIacoom
Also ona Cottage House. lahed and plAsered and nnlahed
ihronghogt coqa|nng sghi rooma !h sliding doc % par
lprl, hard finished, with lraie Kitchen lc YIN three
lots % land attached ven uaified and under chintaion
uuezpecied circumstances calling ne sn1lcf1cr 70 absent
ING % unrags n nulno a lnd ls favorable oprorluIIy
er nselimeu ~ properly belng conEenieurf 6eaied n
sor psrisi.ss' sb5iyss g. ALbkkf g nAtcH,
oppela nccaus nd liai. ea caHg..s.l .. s.la q
s.sn.sssu. nov ian ls,,- : ! = s 40
, 1862-12-04

BAIL MUstc.-.-lIr. Henry Hertz, Of Cspt.
BaFry's company, at Fort stsiacoom, We under-
stand, has the permission Of bis commanding Oh.
GERS % make engagements for Balls on Puget
Sound. We commend him 70 the public as :
superior musician and reliable gentleman No
ono a. present on the Sound, We think, can give
greater satisfaction than NJ. Hertz.
, 1862-12-04

THE UsDERslGNED. HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
II hg ne Probae Court of King County, T. q l la.l
regular term, Administrator Of he Estate Of JOHN A. KIDD
iae o. knE County deceased hereby sel Notice % ~ per-
Indebted to said Esiaie make Immediate payment
and 40 persons having claims against said flne VII pre-
sent The Win ne necessary vouchel properly cer1rd
according lau, alihn yeaf from ne date d lh
1ls SAMUEL y, Co0MhA
Adlnhi1lfalof ~ n.lale ol John A. KIDD decealcd
AUDITORS once ssaiils. ". =. Nov. aist isoa. ~
, 1862-12-04

Tn wsfrckt Acnss .-Iho lntiously lzptilld
II1En h1g c'ns npi gone WHISTLER in he cl1s
q Brown aai Smith he end iui,llls he mulnln ?
n lhF moment Fe ,le unable o deciae3 bqi W
y ln |h.i Brown uiIl vhitss,.h Smith thsh BE-
llinnh b Washington How. iilef hlsly ez.
rn|'n.l'1i q he colecloI's boots without q
particle of cher evidence. b can honesty 70
plII Victor Smith e hlihiai and efficient pub
lr e1Ic.n i nonslhltg hat passes our comnse-
hlnioni "a " are informed. BE- e prepared
% ioo u vs ers % believe Special Agent
IIoan. |Aarn haa been an immense deal cf smoke
u||hoaia 1rilt q Gre ID an 10 ofunpni kicked
up att1i T|clnr Smith
, 1862-12-04

Lczp FoTAoE-A schooner arrived ai Vlclo.
n ron PoIt Aagslos on he slth ut, in seven
t.yH ne edisl.nse : between twenty and dirty
mica
, 1862-12-04


The following are few Of Prentice's sayings,
Cleaned from late numbers Of his JOGraGlt
To the soldiers standing in front Of the ehemy,
We have to say that we will keep the ball moving
at home, and they must keep the balls moving
where they are. u~ ,aT
There's . muster-roIl and q roll Of infamy.
Those who refuse to enroll themselves upon the
one may, BY the very refusal, enroll themselves
upon the other.
In times like these, DO private calling can CON.
pare at all, in responsibility and honor, with the
vocation Of a soldier. 'i '... .r...
Il is very important to raise large armies. II
is quite as important to use them when they are
raised. E., .,.g = -
An Ohio paper thinks that Buell. will scratch
the out Of Briggs name and make big thing
Of IT, -,st6 ra g asH ..1 -
The rebel war dance is best known as the
skedaddle. 4sn3 aa@
The best calling now is rendering obedience to
the loud calling o. our country. ~ +.
The rebels, in their late flight from Rosecrans,
did not seek refuge in any mountain gorge, but
relied chiefly for safety upon . fastness. B vo5
The best arts Of peace arc now the arts oi
fighting; for, without vigorous prosecution Of
the war, peace is impossible. laiEi sdi q il75a
II shs rebel army in Maryland has escaped, %
has Baltimore. 4s = ei3
sThs rebels are nearly all sick, and there's no
salt to cure them.
:. !, The rebels entered Maryland to get food and
The editor Of the New York Tribune recon.
meDds that our armies now postpone hostilitiss
tlll the cloeo Of winteE He Is q traitor. Why
q IN ~ NmIMm IIII|Im $50. II . q. 3 III
, 1862-12-04
sIlisttllansous saurriistntints.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE LAST
IN term Of ne District couri for he District of Port Town
send divorce from he bonds of mAtfnony heretoioro
nl between Honry koteF and Loulla HoreF h vile
deersed, and ne nams q Louisa keri Wlg changed %