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East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22


ORANGE COUNTY SALT Co.-This com
pany, located at Carrolton, have not
only the largest, but we believe tie best
salt well on the river, 1t yields fifty
gallons of brine per minute, which stands
by the Salometer at 99o. One block
OF 60 kettles was started last Wednesday
another will be started Tomorrow, and
the third will be ready for operation in
the course of ten days. One hundred
s,lar covers are nearly completed, and
enough to bring the number up to the
two hundred and fifty as at first con-
templated, will be erected and ready Ia
receive the brine in the course ola few
weeks. The facilities for pumping brine
at this company's well are such that but
half the time is required to I'll the els
terms that is required to fill those of even
capacity at the other works.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

ADVANCES IN SALT.--Thc price of fine
salt has advanced between thirty and
forty cents per bbl within the past fort
night, and the tendency is still upward.
"It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
luck"
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

REBEL RAID IN INpIASA.--Indianapo
lis dispatches, July Is, to the executive
department say Henderson, Ky, and
Ncwburg, Ind, have been taken by the
rebels. AT the latter place one Federal
was killed. Two hundred and fifty-six
were taken prisoners. Tho rebols also
took $50 stand Of arms,
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

TGB 23d INFANTRY. The camp for
the .23d Regiment of Infantry, to be
raised under the new call, is to be loca.
ted in East Saginaw. This we have
from authority under the Govener's sig
nature, and known to be "6xed fact"
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

DRArrfSe IN OHro--Governor Tod
has appealed to the people Of Ohio, and
IL her quota S nof raissd IN forty day', he
wN drer.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

ion Of his command, and the failure to
reinforce him. Mcdowell is not assault.
ed, Fremont is spared, Banks passed in
silence. Mcclellan is the sole point oI
attack.
We know nothing of Mcclellan SC
much in his favor, as that he is loved
with enthusiasm aud trusted with conf
dence by his army. We can imagine
nothing so unwise as an attempt to re-
move him, to satisfy the venom of such
cowardly accusers as this Senator Chsnd
Ter. - Aibany Il rgus.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
MIDLAND CITY HOTEL
GEO. II. BALL. Proprietor.

1NIIE PROPRIETOR bogs leave 10 inform the
Il public that he has jus. opened his new and COM
modious house in Midland City, where he will ever
be found ready to suit and satisfy all who will obge
him with their patronage.
Midland City, October H. ls6l.-nl2
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
WILLIAM G. DIETZ
CARPENTER g. BUILDER.
WATER STREET. BETWEEN GENEsEE AND
GERMAN STREETS. ..lrff

rs NOW prepared to execute all klnds Of work ar-
] pertaining to the trade. Having long and
varied experiences In all branches OF the busin ess,
and good stock Of seasoned lumber on hand, feel
confident my work will please all who may fsvo . me
with their patronage. ,alois .1fA
Plans and specifications drawn te order.
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861
Rs-Residencc on Jefferson street, opposite th
Brewery. ffI ~ f.st..,t. t..,r1 f.H
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tho
East Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Co, will be held
at the Office Of the company in the city Of East Sag
NAV on the sacond Tuesday Of July, being the 9Th
day Of the month, at nine o'clock in the forenoon
that day. wM, l.. wEBBER, scc'y,
Dated, June 10, ls62
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
DIED,

In this city on the 10Th inst HETTIE, only chill,
of WILLIAM and GABRILE BARRE; age,
mouths
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
WincheSter'S
HY Pop Ill q = II HIT f S
(Dr. churchill's Specific Remedy
FOR CONSUMPTION,

FOR CONSUMPTION,
NerrOas Debility, Sereflia, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis
This is tho most wonderful curative agent known
TO medical science 1t has effected cures IN erery
stage Of Consumption "UNPARALLELED IN
THE ANNALS OF MEDICINE" In Ner-
rous Debility and Dyspepsia, the Hypophosphites
may be regarded as an almost sovereign remedy.
THE HYP0PH0SPHITES
Have two-fold and specific ncton-on the one
hand Increasing the principle Uhich Constitutes
nervous energy; and, on the other, being The most
porerfih blood generating agents knOwn. They
act with promptness and certainty in all general
morbid conditions, such Chronic Bronchitis
Asthma, Scrofua, Marusmus Anemia, Female
complaints, &c., and in all disorders of the Nervous
or Blood Systems. Their effect upon the tuberculnr
condition is IMMEDIATE-dH the general symptoms
disappear lrih a rapidly rhich is really marcel
Gus. They increase the nervous or vital energy
relieve Cough, check night sweats, diminish Expcc-
toration improve the appetite arrest Diarrpa, and
Promote refreshing sleep. Il FAIR TRIAL IS
CERTAIN CURE.
Winchester's Genuine Preparation
OF THE HYPOPHOSPIITTES is the only
reliable form OF DIR Churchill's Remedy, and is ap-
proved by the Medical profession generally. USE
NO OTHER OR ANYREMEDY Y CONTAIN
INC IRON
re- Prices:--In OF. Bottles, Sl-6 Bottles for
So. In 10 OF. Bottles, S2-three for IS. Circulars
gratis. Sold by all respectable Druggists, and at
the sole General Depot in the United States, by
j. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, N. Y.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
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mASTIc FELT & COMPOSITION GRAVEL ROOFING

mASTlC FELT & COMPOSITION GRAVEL ROOFING
That is so much in use in this city and different
parts Of the State Our roofs have taken the place
Of all others for Flat Surface, and Iare acknowl-
edged by Architects, Builders and all persons who
have adopted them, TO be cheaper and moro durable
Roofing having been in the building business over
twenty-five years, with their experience can safely
ay that this roof is tho only Composition Roof that
il reliable.
H% Orders for roofs or roofing materials, infor-
nation, &c, addressed to us Box e33, Detroit, will
receive prompt attention.
Roofs entrusted TO our care win be done In the best
manner and trarranted. J. w. GILBERT,
WIN. GILBERT
East Saginaw, July Is, 1862. Wx3
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
BRIDGE BUILDING

". BUDE, PRACTICAL ARCHITECT AND
BRIDGE BUILDER,
hFFERS his services 10 the people Of this and
~ other sections Of the State of Michigan in this
capacity, and is prepared to construct upon plans
which he warrants will give entire satisfaction,
bridges of from 80 TO $50 feet span, upon terms
favorable those OF any other contractors Plans,
Models Specifications and Estimates furnished
Post 0fiec address, Box %, East Saginaw Michigan
TESTIMONIALS:
The undersigned, Commissioners Of Highways Of
the town of Taymouth, in Saginaw County, take
great pleasure in recommending TO the public Mr.
Volusn Dude, Of East Saginaw Michigan, as n
Bridge Builder.
lie has constructed for Bridge across Flint
river, Of l20 feet span, according to his own nvon-
tion plan and model which gives great satisfaction,
combining strength durability and economy. lie
has proved himself n highly competent mechanic in
that department. and is entitled to the public conf
dencc.
As Bridge Builder VIC believe him to be unsur-
passed
Russell T. PARKER,
THOMAS REID, p...,,.
JOHN RITCHIE, Dulluing
GEO. w. GLOVER, 0oni"''''co'
ANDREW LEACH,
GEORGE P0LTZ, )Highwny
JOHN DIFFIN, }Commis-
ANDREW WILSON, Ssioners
ID. d. ROSS, Supervisor
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
GROVER & BAKERS MACHINES,
MAKING TUE
CROVER& BAKER STITCH,

These justly celebrated machines, adapted to all
the wants of the household and manufactory, con-
tinuc TO maintain the pre-emincnce which the al
most universal verdict of the public has awarded
them. The we'll known
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

McCLELLAN's New PosrrIoN.-The
Richmond Ecdminer Of the 7th inst,
thus notices the new position occupisd
by the forces under Gen. Mcclellan:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01
s,s, rn,urs Be called BY their Righs
~ '''- 'sS Namos. #@ Iaa

Fbs state journal speaks Of the "Anti- Union
Democratic ticket" aud the "Anti- Union Dem
Ocrats." This is using, in an episAet, Two
,srms, each Of which contradicls the other. No
Democrat can be Anti Union, for man who
Il not for the Union, whole and undivided, has
no right to be called Democrat. AS the
uoisn is the work of the people, 1t Is Of the
very essence of Democracy to sustain that
Union. Tobe, like the Journal and lite party,
Anti. Democratic, is to be Auti-Union. ~
The Journal calls lts party nominations
"Union Nominations" Il uses the term
aUnion'' in this connection as q sham-a blind
to effect temporary purpose. II Is as much
par.izan paper as ever, notwithstanding all its
past and present pretensss to the contrary. =
While Democrats and Republicans are fighting,
bleeding dying. aide by side, for the mainte'
nance Of the old Union our Fathers made, and
for the preservation Of every Star and Stripe
on the old National Flag, the Journal raises the
old sectional partisan shout Of "NO Slave Ter
ritoryl" hoarsely groWls out the old Abolition
ory Of "No More Slave states!" and dolefully
propbesies that necessity may require q resort
TO BlHeHAm's theory, that certain States have
by secession become extinct, and thst the Union
is 10 that extent dissolved. II the JovTsGps
Uoionism represents that Of the Republicans
and other Fusioaists, it's . shsm-And worse
than that-lt iq, In the present crisis, downright
Disunionism.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01
rho pAysicai non OF ohio.


The Commissioner Of Statistics OF the state
Of Ohio, in bis annual report, gives the follow
Ing description Of the physique OF the men ol
Ohio:
The Commissioner says that Professor Henry
and himself have been several years engaged In
defining the American man, by accurate meas
urements. He presents only such Of these as
20 70 describe accurately the men OF Ohio.
For the purpose he gives the measurement oi
three hundred farmers, miners and laborers In
several counties; Of two hundred and thirty
others in eleven villages, and five companies Of
Kennett's Cavalry, all native Americans. The
following appears to be the general result Of
these measurements: that the man Of Ohio ID
1--WE feet nine and one-third inches high, and ID
taller than any European nation OF which there
are measurements.
He is taller than the Belgian by several
inches, taller than the English, and even taller
than the Scotch Highlanders. The Highland
ers, however, exceed the American around the
chest, and are, on the whole, the stoutest. IL
complexion, eyes and hair the light predomi'
mates over the dark. The prevailing hair IL
brown, and tho prevailing eyes grey or blue
In one word, the native American is 0 modified
German Of the time Of Tacitus, and such ht
ought to be, from bis antecedeuts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01
The Commander OF the CarOnd oiet.'
= A Correction.

We insert with pleasure the following com.
munioation from an estimable friend who was Q
school-fslloW Of Commander WALKE, and does
not like, any more than weor any other ohioan,
TO see gallant fellow citizen robbed, BY ty-
biographical error, Of the honor due him. We
trust other papers will gladly make the cOrrec-
ton indicated below. as
EDrToR Ono sTKTEsMAN: The name Of the
gallant Commander Of the gunboat Carondolet,
which did such good service ct Belmont, Fort
Henry and Fort Donelson, has generally been
printed In the newspapers, Henry Walker, and
as this is q mistake that observe still occurs,
Twill thank you to correct it. His name is Hen
~ Wake. Heis son of Hon. Anthony Wake,
Of Chillicoihe, for many years Senator from
Ross county, In our General Assembly. Com
mander Wake was appointed q midshipman
from this State, and his loyalty, skill and hero
ism have reflected credit upon the State. The
error In the printing of his name depFives mo-
Bile man Of the credit justly due to him, and II be-
comes us of Ohio especially to see that the er-
ror be corrected. "A. u. L.
CoLuMSus, March 81, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01

CoUEClL PaOCEEpNos. AT the meeting Of the
City Council last evening, the ordinance making
additional appropriations for the year 1869, was
read the second and third time and passed.
The ordinance 10 grade and pave the cutters
and gravel the sidewalks on the north side Of
Spring street from Latham street to point $50
feet east thereof, was read the third time and
passed.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Directing the City Civil Engineer TO prepare
plat and estimate for grading and re-paving
the sidewalks, cutters and crossings on the west
side of Third street from Spring to North
streets.
Directing the same to prepare plat and esti-
mate iof grading, ,re-paving and widening the
sidewalks, cutters and crossings on the south
side Of Rich street from High to Fifth street.
Directing the City Clerk not to issue any or
ders on the City Treasury after Tuesday, the
arSs dsy Of April, 1862.
Adjourned 10 Friday evening next at W
O'Clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01
Wenaell PhIIllps in Ohieaao. .

Wendell Phillips, last evening, deemed 10 ex-
pedlentto to tone down and sugar. coat his treason
able lecture on The War. With tlhs slight
difference, the discourse was substantially the
same as the New York TyibuRe's report Of Il
ss delivered in Washington. The labors Of
the trainers of the Consultation were scOfEed II
and derided, and he frankly admitted that he
had been q jealous disunionist for sixteen years,
and until, through the working Of the present
war, he discovered glimmsrings Of universal
and immediate emancipation and Of the bllssful
ora of practical amalgamatlon. Comparing the
relative exports Of the West India Islands and
Of the New England States % the test Of the
superiority Of the races, the lecturer deduced
the abatement that the negro beats thO Yankee
q hundred per cent. The audience, cEinoline
and hroadcloth alike, enthusiastically applaud
cd this announcement Of their own inferiOFity
% the greasy and half-civilised negroes Of Ja-
maloa and Hayti. So much for the audience.
The existence Of any Union sentiment whatever
at the South Phillips earnestly eombatted, and
Ia alleged non existence formed the basis Of an
argument fcrth creation Of Unlon party Of
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01
0No Party Now,n


The last illustration Of the mo party reign
Of Republicanism is the turning out Of the post
Office at Allentown Of Mrs. NJ. E. Hornbeck,
the widow of deceased Wing Congressman-
who had held the Office undistuFbed under sew
eral successive administrations make room
for q radical Republican who had rendered o Id
Abe "some service" Mrs. Hornbeck Is Q
cripple, and has filed the Office to the satisiAc-
ton of everybody-but then in theae "no party"
times why keep woman In office when there
are 60 many hungry Wide AWakes about i--AI-
lsRf0iDB p9per.
Mrs. H. was appointed by President Fillmore,
and being In limited circumstances, has been
continued By every succeeding administration
to the present, when these no party" patriots
made war upon woman. What has the Intel
ligsncey to Say to thisf But we suppose Il 10 ali
right, as Ms H. has no vote, and some one who
carried lantern and wore cape, can make a
roise and vote, wanted the place. DoylsstOsOR,
Pa Dem ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01

We engaged In this war for she single pur-
nose Of putting down "gigsnsi. rebellion"-
AZ least such was the declaration Of ths rres'-
dsut. The head Of the nation -m
Last fan ibs people were called upop BY ke
publlcans snd lhelt bsoshss Fusionis's, vho
olainsd . b patriots and Union men Of 'hs
hrst Watst. 10 10y aside all party questions ana
party Issues. until the great object Of tne war
should be accomplished.
The war is not yet over but u - in a tAi'
way to "crush ouc the rebellion Now' vna'
are these bogus Union men doingi They are
striving 10 arrest It's progress and prevent the
accomplishment Of its object. They are re'iv-
ing tho old party questions and sectional Issues
| Of the Abolition and Republican school. In
stead OF uniting with loyal Union men In COM
| mon effort to put down the rebellion' and re-
store the authority Of the Federal Constitution
and laws over every part Of the county, they
are sowing the seeds Of dIssension and division
broadcast.
In proof of this, We need not look at the ul-
ira measures proposed by Republican Fasionists
In Congress, but at some Of those which are
claimed to be moderate. They are pressing o
bill for the ',abolishment" Of slavery In the
Distric. of COlumbia; proposition looking to
the emancipation Of slaves In all the Southern
States; bill for the organization Of the Ter
ritory of Arisona, with provision prohibiting
slavery in all the territories OF the United
States, and other measures Of like charac-
ter. St n5s
Without discussing the constltutionality or
Justice Of these measures, or any OF them,
they are all of them distinctive measures Of
the old Republican-Abolitiou party. Every one
| Of them involves an issue on which political
parties have been divided. They are brought
forward, defended and urged by the men who
| were loud and voclferous in their clamor that
ell party issues should be abandoned and placed
out Of sight while the war lasted.
The central Fusion organ, the Journal Of
| this city, Of yesterday morning, March 81, con
tains an article highly commencing AsHLEY's
bill for organising Arizona, and prohibiting
slavery in all our territories. The Journal
says the bill "drives straight and strong to the
direct issue touching the extension Of slavery
into the territories of the United States" and
adds: "Make, that the binding and abiding law,
and the clamor for the Introduction Of more
slave States is silenced for ever aD
This is the voice that comes from paper
that talks in such honeyed phrases about q
Union organization for the sake Of the Union.
But 1t Is characteristic Of its party. Its Union
ism 10 pretense and sham. Those who fuse
with II are expected to, and must support Re-
publican men and old Republican and Abolition
party measures. -
Talk of men Of this sham Union party as
unconditional Union men! Their mode OF
saving the Union involves one stringent condi-
tIon, without which they do not care STRAW
for its safety--tbst the Republican party, un'
der some name. Union, Fusion, or what not
must be In the ascendant and rule the country.
This d the Unionism which ignores party. IL
is base and deceptive sham.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01

49, ana rlsmocrmey OF the Otty eno
w = Township;
: The Convention Of the City and Township
On lsss Saturday evening discharged iss duty BY
nominating full and good ticket for your sup
port on Monday next. Isis your duty now 20
10 10 work and elect It, You have tho un.
doubted power and ability TO DO %, ana !. snoulo
be your special object 70 slve u the entire vote
20 The last man. From the beginning 70 the
and she ticket Is made up Of sound Union Con-
ssim.ional men, who are for the Union and the
cops,itu.Ion in their integrity, under all orcum'
sbanoes. rs a4l 81, !,
F,om ,hIs time until the election our candl-
i.tss viii be sbused and villifed BY the Abcli'
.,lOn Republicans and their sympathizers. but
tbss should induce all good and loyal Union
men to support them the more vigorously
Let union, Harmony and Activity DO the
smot.o--let every man do his whole duty, ana
LEI the entire vote be polled, and we shall have
glorious victory and real Union triumph
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01
a.. The nold FOlks" Who sing all sorts d

AZ The "old Folks" who sing all sorts Of
quaint tunes of Eye olden time" as we'll as all
the national and patriotic airs of prominence
and selections Of modern music, and appear In
curious, old-fashioned, antique costumes worn
years ago, commence their series of concerts at
Naushton's Hall tomorrow evening. They
have travelled all over this country and In
Europe with great success, and draw crowded
houses wherever they 90. If the true test oi
their merit is success, they enjoy the repute Of
being first claas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01
Well said.
The Chicago TImes truly says:

The Chicago Tunes truly says:
tits apparent that there is uneasiness through
out the country lest the rampant manifestations
of aboIitlonism in Congress shall obtain the as
tendency. Abelitionism is noisy and unceas
ing in It's assaults upon the Constitution. II is
to be beaten back, however, Il will be beaten
back II all the conservative elements OF the
country shall make their voice heard. North
ern traitors are making their last assault upon
the Constitution. They must overthrow II now
or sink forever In eternal infamy. The time
for the election Of their successors Is last ap
preaching, and the people begin to see that the
only organization which can preserve the gov
eminent and administer IL successfully is the
democratic party. r9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-01
DennocKatic Senators ana Ihe Oincin'
mnuf Gazette

The radical press, like radlcalism in the Leg
islature, sometimes puts its foot into it!' The
Cincinnatl Gasstte OF last Saturday contained
very mean and unjust assault upon the Demo.
cratic members Of the Senate, who spoke and
voted against the GuEcKEL resolutions, relative
TO con.rabands ct Camp Chase, and rebel prison.
ers on parole in the city Of Columbus. The
Gasstts psmes Meesrs. FIRcK, KENNY, LANG and
PEaRILL, and denounces them as traitors and
sympAthisers with rebels, for stating the truth
upon the floor Of the Senate, chsracterizing the
GuncxxL report and resolutions as they deserv-
ed, and voting against them. That paper will
now have to take Il all back, or 1t will put some
of i.S fusion brethren into bad position. Let
us see. 1s'i
Before the ink was dry upon the enrolled
copy Of the resolutions, member OF the Fu-
sIon party In the House, who bad voted Tor
them, moved q reconsideration Of the vote by
which they we're adopted. He and other mem
bers who favored the motion, charged that the
GuncKrI report was false, and that the rssolu.
slons reflected upon the Rev. Col. MOODY, when
they we're intended to reflect upon Gen. Hal
LEoK and the War Department. Communica-
tlons we're read from subordinate oficers at
Camp chass, 70 prove the falsity Of the report
and whlle-Wash the Commandant Of the Post
elimination and recrimination were freely In
dulged IN, BY members Of the Harmonious Fu-
sion household; and Democratic members were
youchsd for, 90 being just as loyal and true to
their country as the so-oalled "Union" breth'
rem, notwithstanding the allegations Of the
Cincinnati Gazette.
Speeches were made upon the floor Of the
House, yesterday, by FusIonists Of Republican
proclivities, as well as OF Democratic antece.
dents, which were in the right spirit, but which
went much further in justification Of paroling
rebel officers, than any Democratic member had
vsntured to 20. Yet the Gazette consigns Dem
ocratic Senators 10 q traitors doom, and calls
foE the expulsion Of the Democratic Represent
atlves Of this county, for doing what Q large
proportion Of its own party in the Legislature
admit to be right. According to the FusiOnistS,
what was rank treason last week, is now gen.
uine patriotism. se
We trust that the Gasetts and Its echoes viii
now follow the example Of their fusion members
Of the Legislature, and take back their false
charges and make ample rsparation for their
unjust ssssulis upon Democratic senators.-
Let justice be done. Admit that the Democrat
members we're right, and that your fusion
breshren committed great blunder when they
passed the resolutions. And II IL were not for
She watohfulneHs and admonition of the ever
faithful, loyal and true Democratic minority In
the Senate and in the House, there 10 no know
ing bow many other iOIlies the fusion majority
would enact.