davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The national Republican., 1862-05-20
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PhiIadslphia, WHnilssas, ill Baltimore
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rAsaEsais y : ei'' rsAI.ssa, .s,I LEAVE rHIIADE1-
yor Baittnose, st $50 :. n, ,sls q n, LIS g. n,
4 HIpeesl as4 1850 p. - W.
Fss 6hsstsr, st sit =, ,fi.ua. n. .s.As and 1850
W. wn.iasssa, y 80 4 n, sls .. n. nS g.
~ New Ces1s, at lis = n sad sIS D. N.
/ ~ Dover, q AIS .. u and s.N p. M
For Milford, ct SIS .. n. tp- .U,..
W Ies sslisesty, ats Is ; N. ~
, Tef .apTkAlnB FOB PHILADELPHIA
=. s.:'TS;nS z And Is "a sssiRFss 4 . az.
y fEssvs i:isssiy yn.spn.
Lesys nlliose 9 Awp =.
icsy: & Nv @ Ca. ssii s.G : n sS sne 40 D. m.
uSLSASs OAassss st 80 n, u u, l.bo, and $50
= issvs B.,anors fDr Salisbury and intermediate
datiols AZ p ~ 2, n; for Dover and intsrmas
cs.:;4 4. sos B. sAh1s.oHh III 81 so H.
I. LsStS MfSingtea d 20 ., n, S9S .. N II s.
pstsiehs11T Ram. with Passenger Car attached,
Iss,: fsiisz:iPs.. for p.nyv,lls and inssrms.
Is.vs wiiaisssSn, Il ior rs,ryv,ll. and iu,srmsdi.
y s.s' :Iuss.: O. g Hsvs d.orass and inter.
nedtats Nsa3oSs, ate . y.
,,'I1.L ON BUNDAYs ONLY:
= AL 40 . n and io.so p. y hon Philadslphis to
"a d. ss,u.sss 70 rhilsa.lpsis.
ss's ~nssa aally, A'.>'s :'Tsa,r,,ou
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The national Republican., 1862-05-20
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SsALED PROPOSALS lSr purohasss ali ,he
Hides sod Tsllos, Hvofs ard hos.s, d the B.-f
Cattle killed by the Army o. The Potomac, unier
seQ1esd of, General Mcclellan, are invited Ill he
ooh N4S,et, ~ j, isqf, " - o ot6sk IN ".s '1.it
:, ElSH ~ dhAttAs ssnSfs6tsf hal How the
Hcsss, ISdsKsx by d osfnia ssn iss sioss srticiss
.Goms6ph ShimAi, u ee' % lecssA ~ hi own NIX,
NJ Vii u thsiged Wfsh tie arta<isa N sseh eras;
fFoA pbta 0ipG tbsm IToYsr su'hosif5 .3i nsgiia
4 tohd nh god aad' taslsn' ssosSty will DO
required .f,r the falahment Of ~ sohtrso', and
~ BID SfIl be sptArtaassd ffU1 prespus eoatnaae0
Who Il. fsiIsd to oompfy with thslrooStsAsN, nd
- bbd MI y entste.ne' uulsss the btdhsr prss'
= fRs Srtl-IsGofi kret m,nts wpha hond, wilde
esQAlrsd tobe efiter.d into within two days alter
he SbenfuE0f tn. bi1t E..,s Il ~.
Comm tNiy Of subsH eSes, W Wasbipgio d. G and
spdcTped " efop Ntisn " ,inn'-pdo rInk s--t30lh ,
The national Republican., 1862-05-20

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9ILD1N0 = ~ n, sAsshss on Ola zIn4
6Sesss sSsFsissss, q s6s 81 ayis' ] Lao al 4
Al a. JXS1tS ! ,vili % BShssp sfths staapsst
i.,se. Sisssss q tS9pIssisf fssss3 3siisy .i1io',y
T~vd ~ i1 IFssSrs IFsSs:sS3ESiSI s;3 E;iSI a i, ,,..
s'HaI no aaTTIe p~sS;s.s 8z,Ssstksr Iit.
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" grIRpRt ' Asi.Ss COsxisG tiassss, s1s
: aoLa ~, h'HAfsklAh = co, '''''''' ''i'
~ s'ia Propnstsy, - osif stfs1, dss rerk 10
Two Stses. -. ..l. -. .as.,.. $I0 aud Si.2o.
|, A- Oa reodp oi Prtse siFvsas wiil bs nsilrd 70
's1y address postage paid aDasc 1pujs lCirosi ~
mt u rsqusfed sts'ionsss ssd;ASshn ssppsisd
~ iilerSi farpua ~ n 0aN u -fI.JI | "
~ EN raordiasry Ind icemsats olIkikd 10 In slM
.sprf Asspt 81 '' f'' '''snhsF f-d&wsA b
Os LAND wARHAN4Gi Yhspu}lG |, barely
IL cautioned not 10 buy iai d wsrra ". l6,ste tpI
lao sorSs, J. ubd der al sV,a lyk0, ~ psiAA Nay,
lsssi Apfh d. $50 a NOON tDiG
ssad vsnsatb being uss pIoperty Hfff rs F1nt
Ief tbs city Aaa hs, be, h9 pr ete1ei cAveAt hh
bees ilsdiu the GetssAl LkAd Qmes. DID Att ek
isasos Of 81 ~ h fr. N thw ~ mp testi0a w,ii
" nsds % ths Oonnisssousi n Hs3 ...m TOR ~
. sys--vsS NJ D'sg v 1Atiossss iSf - Ovns.i
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AN b, -, I.iSs.psls q .it htsSt stas4 " ::
Y NJ lss.'.', ''.r .pS'. r.. "a s.Iet.
~S%B ~ Ii hs tcna t'r11H q aoqio7d 1,hl ," 81
Hood, ~ ~ t,saf, prepsrss ~, ssi, ,sey.t'ssr'
TiEns ~ sapoJIt .gum l.ga. surI | - ..
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,p "a, = 5.oa,,, m1l ,s "a, o III fssasyivsSS Ssssss |
. u So ,,i i-g s<tvNss IltR sla isjh HFWts,
The national Republican., 1862-05-20
N OiTdl q So

SEALED PROPOSALS. are invited suiil The
nth day ofMsy, isss, ut 10 o'elock n, tot sspIly
~ ths Uniied s,s,es Sob tassoe i'epss, with
ThS estfle 70 b. delivered at ashoStod city, aud
(l6h ANIMAL 10 aversge 500 poands Ercs4 weight !;
10 Snfaal admitted whicn wsighs las than ], ,co)
pounds Rrusz.- Hvtfrrs End BslIs rot Wa,,)ed.
The Cattle TO Be aslivsssd afysaoh tl,nbs and In
yneh 0usutNiap - the GossGDmmt ~ require.
ne Arss delivery Of Caith 70 be made % the 10Th
q Jane, iss:, or n soon thereafter y Government
zsssd With seod and s.neisn. sssphy will b.
&ovsrs.sns r.sry.. so,t.s ils rgh. 10 pay In
Trssyury nsess, or sthG Govsrnuest funds
Ne bid WI b sa.srta,usd vhsu pat y ey c,a m
tract ~ ~ho haze prsviossly iaikd 40 coSpy with
thssv coatssSs. whsss The biddef not biesen to
respond to hia BID lud all BIDS " b Wy
~ psrss q Arm shesld BE- slated In full, with
the Jwsotss I'D dtssss all ths nsnbsr Of the arm
Bids 10 be dir cted TO A.lot A. BEIK wIfH,C
8 !, U. b. A., Wsshinstou, u. G
FhM u OSorp~s. IL ..
SD, d ihs county oi -. .pd Slays bf =, d.
10 70 Sssaaee wah IN rms of his psopositos, snd
,,hsa, ,shoald his prSsO diioa BE- acoeptd he will -
o. enter nto .eatrnct "a AooordAbce herewith
Z SkSuld the oostrsc, be 4vATd a him - ARE prs
psssd 70 bssomt HE ssouJAIe4, ,T. 49,. o., ya y f
Thi.. guarantee mus, be aspsnded to eash biz
u ~ va ~ tUl..H.gT al -
The national Republican., 1862-05-20
b B oOUaa CAsDs..
For COUGHS. ssUua.4riM
.'iA 'iL ..'.i COLDS, Will q" . ID, = ~ 'It Z,
=. BRQNCA!zl$,..,. q;
fE sc .oV[s, ns;,.s, :; s..! & s:ts., z. !.

'rhe undenisnsi having .suesA SseS ie}m Of year,
% iseir ispds and the tssvsIiips oomm9 shst q
SOW opvn ~ the ytesptiua Of Suese ffAtAouss
anee the hrst Of NJ oh lsst hp bssA entirely
vstsd and rsfttsd In superior nsnney III aFArtJ
mcnts are large we'll vs tilated, sad 1bfnhheH In
nodern styie 1t !, centrally oestsd. cdutenfe 10
al the dspob sno .teambost lsAdiag3 knd 10 the
and the Cotn Exchange. ITf1T 'a'v 81 70
Connected " iih the Hotel q . ReAtaubAnt for The
:: Room: g sn:s .s
per ws~k, aocOrdipg 10 IU-stious .a8lp. .as~
Hoard ii so pr day. Table d'hots fos msrcha IT.
and busin'ts men from 70 . r n de i9f
HENRN NELL vi
u my k-n ISAAC L, ID NOE,
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d tassia, tsssy assJ.
sapssiss Esaaslea ~ n1si o.
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rt.s Looksts, for two and fear rss
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I hs II r. II Son'hasa lAssi rGns daily. .
WAY LINES,

q, ~ BriAol, Treatou, b., at i.lo and sk A, n
av1 ., "a % AID lei n, from kspslAat0e and jk
r. NJ, from Wslnlt Stysst Whs, ,UO,"'
fsr Bsissol ,sn1 ,latsr,sdAsas Sssisoss q A,
\ ;i!u. kss.tI &C.: ~. y 49,
l,rC.oa, riersncs, BseAsasosD, ~, vt iak, i,t,s
sod " h.EilIIa,. ~, .. q. y.Il -Iemug
,Stss ssmbAtTss.toe ,ior .h2rA Asstowa ~ ietssnsi
wharf, ri eth IN q "a. 70 ,,d s,I | tt - :
sl0-s se sss York sat wAy L!ss is.9ies Ksa
vssIss,, ssi. an SssS Ssioss !, p.TS.s. TSs Osr.
ran Int. The Depot, and On arrival n ssfh Train
run rom the Dspotyi cd liza l5lEmoa fgusio
...ssi f:s .s.ss s:sss ssstt fsIS $s ss
thing .; haGo6ee hut JhslSs sWsadsg spekIh Al
aeeess hysr my, yosaea. 70 BE- IN ~ extrs
to Oss Do.isr per posnd N,d will aot bsllhbIS 81
any amount b<yopd 100 Dollars except ~ ,sps ial
Q NJ I,tsss''in,, = nwHsAGAFzAtS! 49,.
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fes..se1aslVSvsnks 2sssss ~ ~;
!. ~ ::ls s!sss ss:ssrsass: -, = ~ 80: q - =
oAeenp eanst s.1sfi ed' Of s,1ass.s m. ~ d,a
$50 ss:::s ss;:::s sss::ss i: s:s:;* s ~
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rA. s.,,.~s'.is isti SSsaysslSi.sI4 Wa, I,
are - G-aAs-Daae -0Aks In ths Trade, aaA
are warfaAssu"ts ~ Dsusls btrtSrs
4 rtasss - ~ tsSss aasssssl. s.4 sSus.ai
,liAssAissS = s.H, sssAs SssA ~
'ishs Ssss rsgteasSArnsassss .ua, i-jri .
ssli s,sss E'sssat Tippsa sd Thfsaaed ID 7a ~
p gnIoj 90 ipaidnsbh s1ssss,,. ,..y.... ssss, q
:" SOC "al Iip9sA - Thpadsd Ts. 1H
- lsIiTE OFT s50Ah 1Aks.. .a.s......- ;. ! fnR isl
~ :" ael'.Pa D TiDpiAk u sArssA.ATSni nil 20
aT,,t sTi..alxo spssss y ..ssh q. ior Id
,,sP,si4ll xxt,s snvsr. tssssd olive sst n',,'
Table fWks ..le IN. ~ aoa
spiaadA Hsga SILVER blsisd Olive ,g'
Thrsas4 Tabs aReosa r,.s..s.- W.! for so
We su h4lnElqYr 90. ,jisla -8flna ~
SiAs slIvg. .piaisd csps, ,Msss, t,obist, 81. "
atasds, n sysy pattsrh. .ssssiI pssos ~, ~ q
Elsgaas ellvss-platsd Cats asd Cssd ~. .iu1sr
se.'.A'..,.,........" ..Vorth e1.to. Sor So{
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By such guaranty d nod OIL 1rs
ny elJwsw t9tar 1 IatslltGs nafr.I -. .-

=, ~, ,yQUB ATTENTION Is CA iliED TO Qua
~ stSzE X srtiSs Go hak FurnSh,nx .GoYds,
Trunks, Aa. a. ~ CAPS, shaoh .s ~ ssIhtps y
8Ml1 MS, hO.ISSs asvrntA ~trrst. nsHrT. l3, 81 =
CPECfAL Norif E-ITAKE PLEAsuKyiih
- iniorning ,ay friepds that have tusy rsceivea
another stock OF the best and hpes Co.hir =. tM
asis psioss, q j. A. SMITHS Clothing Store, Ma
4>Q Seventh street, near r. ,, 80, 90"
Formerly over Gslts Jswslry Store.
The national Republican., 1862-05-20

Y ~. :.
FR0X PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
-, AND WAY PLACES ~ Or
H,oA SvaS.at >A,sss ~ hsrt NSA Ktn-
vinn' ~ 6. an s1RHso0 n Iat-oE
l'i2 -u VIA Letvs IAs boLLVwp tvIE Il Fer.
Avs Am I! Va Camden spi A9beyr-C, / Al N,
sS y Sscss = as ei ,s. =; - & ~ "s
d tnsnu susy Aeso0ooAstio, H. .s.s ,N.,. ~ Is
~ ~. A. = VIA ksn.isgaen aaa ysnsy UT-
Az ,SxSF n VIA CassdsA ard Anboy-Accoa.S Al
A. afaS 2 Z .s,s ,Ds q na....i xnis,..E :.a
'At4h u v. CAmien and Jersey city
= lloiktentaS r. pi ess....................r.. 8U
A. t'1, = via Csmoeu and Jersey, City
a. esr; S.l,!s Ks...;sWu ~ j;a.i Siy-.. :.
~. .ss;slns Asg [. ": 40
snal&osthsss AAlls =. ,,,, AtO
AZ slP y lsia Canoes, 80 AMBER AeSo. !" -,
i '' ;'P''a P'So' 1sS .s.' ts'iess II. Z: s,ss
- ~. 4 \ Il, u = ~ IL: . - y;
ihs II r. II B0hasa = sal rama daily, ~ .lut
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sss.'%'i!S
~ U.% 80
- ,.& -
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80 ., hs 10
The national Republican., 1862-05-20

The AssansS0 ol Ssr, punsrous patrons 10 70
! yqpsstsd 10 oar' Largs, Snd Choice Selection
10 u' Cola i~af I'D fpamslsd Rosswood ,l
,lE aPhotDgrsph and Ptsturs Prazss. ','t ~,
N aGr Union DaSssrrsossps Casss ,7'l.g h
"hl @ 10 svsry siss 10 ths Trade. ,,.. f..
W. aIs ssliias tk.ss scsas ffoa n u. u ssSs
astsd h osdsr, sstas s,pss ssst leo tAsa the
raisr' rstsil pstss "a" "'L 49," ata"I n,.sL
s.dJ No. -'nfar. tpb --7--. .''' -. ~ - JE,.
'STf .,t, ! a W are Agents Ut ,ss Sale af Ia H.
xoCLAIH'S CELxBRAT8D i,,, ,,., ~
q.Id s,o,,, O0L04Nne, kxTaACrS! and q -
e.g %, 10 bsr,o ra"eiOos'0XSuT AN onS.
dDi ! g'gm8i in fSTtbsxsAS to.l aiI ~
EsaCRAE1's Goi0 0GEEs. Ex1Rxos, sro.,
,hsi1h sgind ,anoHAas0 ssn1ozr5 uI - ~
woRsLEYs ioHEY. AtHoNp. d E'' u
atFmug PALM AND WINDSOR 10 lPs; ndi
a,g snvsE wa nIi %n' aar' 'll' ',s5 ~ ALSO, TkxLORs
Put upiis Family Bo1ss, 70 suit purchasers
h foe 5orr, @ Wholesale and nstail. s.1r"3u. r,n
Also, fail lines Of Hotinss AaA Fasoy Goods,
all of which we oasr u, The Manu- qfsotursrs'
Priesa. without iny freight addsd. fmuIT
The ~frxds, Bssisrs. sutlsrs and Rsdlars sfs
FFrsaptUshdiy snvsst. s'Irop r,. ,rr.- ~, ~,
! y W saafaStsS to Ell !, New ~ I and Phia
ds'phia prices. pr PwisA u No diis'p 5n %, "' ''
g, We are hound 70 sail cheaper thaa ths
- ''''r '''hlh "'!, 'oI -d b
mIsdiss and osau'n.nlsivs "a N ..rg. ean
tmAkss no dissrsnSs vhsthsr yos buy eeaot
look over our fall lines II ~ r. ' ~ 80 ?, ,n ,
H.s J~s.ly. ss;isw RIdss wsni ie4 ead N~g
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ftaARY ), in sHHSTfE :
:, YOUNG LADHES,
~ >" 1871 aad iS2s ! ffiSs y rect.

y 70 " |T.I FHtItADELIIHlN --- =,
The fssular COS % Of ins rue Ion Snibrtces tiie
nu. .ihh and Fssuch IAngusgrs sud lifnsrsturee-
tstfn, II reQuirsd-aud oil ths hsaAah4s whi-h Q a
stiiute y thofossh EugiiAi sid Essssh Ieducstioa.
Ffeneh |. tn 10 gu,g The ,l.A AMI b ,op
gtslt ,pohen Ia the institltiou Ii the ob}vct Of
htuts tcths highest ,ou se Of I4sisa' tre sud Don
Do<ioa u - rahIfi ~ uVfE % Al y '"lso
The tchoIS Ito year oonnsnossu ksptsnbsr 18th
Circulars, 10, osn he ootsin.A lrs, ihi IllsN'
. q, HADANEDMERylLLY
mr. i6Aom PipetpAl Of OAsAsty Iasiitsts y
The national Republican., 1862-05-20

1901 10 } FoR THE PEoFtEB eL1ttirfd
LIZ yTOAEr No: eco SsysssR, atIslt' sss W
Goods, Trunks, HsG and Caps, at low prioss.
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tHr 't7Tv Nh ~ 10 I0 7alsiidsssI 10
,.I ,%'s',s .s,s ss,, =, HARDW! All. 8. %

|,m'ssoyH ~ - "a &E.eSs
Es ; .saiiss ssss S;s;s's + -; =
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ALL TMM BssI' ess,ilila }rOvEs!o
4 aosSsSffteflsSa e S,,ss s,sI,. s*,,s;I,si !
u CAMP cc.l.I' furni.ar. ana III xsr = I'D ss1Y'; ;
Jif b.lE- .H.aJ t.oD aW,uu.HEfhOvoWi"
~ sS-A" n.H s5IaI NO WI Ssfen'" .',-e
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-01

TO say by telegraph that the Nsraids dis
patch, previously autographed, was true.
OF course the Secretary OF State has no
other responsibility for such FOLLY aud ia
voritism than is implied in keeping his
nondcscript iynoramus Of censor in an
office which made linn virtually editor OF
all the newspapers in the United States.
OF course, too, the Secretary of State
is not directly, bat only remotely re-pon-
sible, Tor the nice stock, jobbing operation
Oh the settlement of the Trent affair,
which DR.. Russell, OF the London Times,
was permitted To conduct by telegraph,
while no correspondent of All American
paper WAS permitted to use the telegraph
f,r communicating the Information whiah
would have rendered this kind of gam
hing in stocks impossible. IL was =
strange kind ot management which pcr-
nitted tho telegraph to be used for cheat.
ing the business community, but not 10
prevent il from baing cheated which
permitted it 10 bc used by foreigner
who. has poisoned the public mind OF
Europe and tnrnel il against us by his
calumuics, anil denied it's Use to the loyal
American press for the purp'se of com
muuicating important information III
which the whole country was deeply inte'
rested, and which vitality affected the ma
tional honor.
The thanks of the country arc due to
the COMMITTEES for the fearless ani !mpar
tial manner in which they have discharged
their duty. They have acted OH all en-
lightened sense OF what ia ,lue both e
military exig0ne:es and public freedom
We dare say their damaging expose will
have salutary influence in preventing q
continuation OF the outrNges which i,
holds up % pablo scon,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-01
FIRE ON GENEsEE STREET.
Loss, $4,000 ---- Insurance, s7OO.

AT about two o'clock on Friday morn
ing last, fire was discovered in small
frame builling bet"een Mrs. lIutsel's
Millinery Store aud WIN. Bakers Black
smith Shop, on Genesec street, and be-
fore the flames could be stopped they
spread to the corner on the East, aud
West to the small building owned and
occupied by Mr.. Baum, next door to +.
Jos. Herbs Jewclry Store.
The engines were on the spot with
commendable promptness considering the
insuliicency of the alarm, but the diff
Guilty of obtaining water materially re.
tarded their operations.
Hook & Ladder Company acquitted
themselves nobly, and certainly bore of
the palm for promp,neSs and efficiency.
The losses are as follows:
Mr.. Baum, building, loss 5000; no
insurance.
Mrs Hutsel, Millinery Store, loss in
goods, money, etc, $500; insurance,
5000.
Mr.. Waldhausen, building, loss $500
insurance $500.
Mr.. Stoltz, Butcher, tools, stock, etc
loss 5000; no insurance.
Mr., King, portion Of buil.ling which
he was about repairing, loss 500; no in,
surance.
WIN. Baker, blacksmith shop, tools
&C., loss $500; no insurance.
Baker & Cassi'iay, Wagon Shop, tools
etc, loss $500; no insurance.
Mr.. Smith, Shoe Shop, tools, etc, los.
800.
The buildings were all frame tene
ments, one and two stories high, aud %
no great value, though the loss fall
heavily on some Of the sufferers. as tn,
district is within the fire limits, anil the,
will be unable to replace them with bricl
structures. 1t is generally believed il
the vicinity that the fire was the work o
an incendiary, as the building in which i
was first discovered had been for SOM
time unoccnpied.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-01
NAVIGATION OPEN!

Yesterday afternoon, Monday, March
81, the welcome whistle Of the favorite
river steamer Star, Capt. j. y. Stewart,
shriekcd the pleasing intelligence that
navigation on the Saginaw river is open
f,f the season of 1862. With all her
spring fxins on, garnishcd in robes Of
glistcning white, aud Haunting her ban.
ners sancily to the breeze as of yore, her
decks black with the crowd of Outside
barbarians" who seemed overjoyei at this
delightful opportunity to "come in out of
the cold," she came stcaming on, "a thing
Of hfe," apparently enjoying "the fun"
with a. keen relish ns the elegantly
conglomcrated collection Of animated
nature on the dock, who greeted her APP
prosch with a smile, aud an invitation to
yc officers and crew TO do likewise.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-01
from FIOrida.

New York, March so.
The steamer Empire City from Port
Royal has arrived. The following is
from the newspaper Of the 22i: ";en.
Sherman visited Jacksonville on the 10Th,
and was wa ted on Ivy committee of
citizens who represented all in the town
a. UnioniSs. The rebels, when they
left, threatened to hang all who remain
ed. Guerrilla bands were destroying
the property of all the suspected Union
lists by order of the rebel Gen Trapier.
The sentiment of Eastern Florida is de-
clared 70 be loyal. Rebel deserters are
numerous, and many are willing TO take
up arms against rebel tyranny.
Our troops were treated Hospitality.
The gunboat Ottawa has been 100
miles up the st. Johns river beyond
Jacksonville, meeting with M opposition.
White flags were displayed aud the in.
hahtau,s claimed protection.
The steamer ST. Mays aud the yacht
America were found sunk, but we are
raising them.
PENSACOLA has been evacuated, inclu |.
ing Forts Barrancas aud McRae. The
troops raised in Florida were ordered off,
but refused to go.
Gen. Sherman has issued proclama-
ton to the people of East Florida, say.
ing: "Come aud protect loyal citizens
and enable them To reSuScitatc the gov.
ernmcnt The sole DIES re of the govern.
ment Is TO maintain the integrity of the
constitution and laws, and reclaim til,
revolted States to allegiance"
At meeting of the loyal citizens oil
Jacksonville on the Goth, it was declared
that no State had constitutional right
TO separate from the United States, aud
the act of secession adopted by Florida
is void and in conflict with the constltu.
ton, never having been submitted t. the
people for ratification, with protes,
against all acts of the convention dcpriv-
ing them Of tights a. citizens of I'll,
United States the despotism which de
niel them freedom Of speech, aud pres,
aud forced contributions of money, labor
and enlstmcnts. They recommended
convention to be- called forthaith To- Or
9anize the State government, and ia,
| United States government be requested
to keep sufficient military force TO keel
order and protect persons and property
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-04-01
What We Have to Fc;lr.

The cdito ial correspondent of the
New York Express, writing from Wash
ington, says
80 We hare more TO fear from the radicals than
the rebels WAS the remark to mo yesterday, from
one Of tho abcst republican members Of Congress
There are many Of the school of polit cs of the
same opinion. in both houses Of Congress, but the
apprehension is that they are not in the majority
'Wendel Phillips, IN his abolition hardngue here
on friday cvcuing, thought the President had
opened tho door an inch by his recent message and
resolutions to Congress, and Phillips now wanted it
opened WIDE he said that "a coach and sur nurses
could drire in Nth William Lioyd Garrison as
the drirer' II needs no living prophet or ghost
from tho grave to tell where such journey would
enl, and the f,ct that of su ii revolut onary
opinions fnd their way on the u ,or OF the SEN
ate Chant ter against the rules Of tho Senate, AMI
that thor bills of performance are possoi w,thn
tho very wallis Of tho Capitol only shows that the
nation IS passing from one extreme to the other
Have the Gotlis passed. out of tho Capitol for the
South only that the vandas should enter 1t from
tho Northl II Is yet too lato FIR the friends
OF the government 20 rise in their power and crush
out both the war Of rebellion AMI tho demon OF
fanaticism"
We have no doubt of the truth of the
remark that I" Ne hne more to fear from,
tho raaicah Tim the rebels" The army
are now able to, aud will attenl u the
rebels of the South; let every patriot
who is not in the army see that the fa-
natical rebels of the North wh, arc en-
deavoring to undermine the constitution
aud destroy the Union are lnlel in these
traitorous SCHEMES. Cou,er, alive repul,-
licans, do you not see tia, Wendell Phil.
lips is becoming the leader, the Col OF
the radicals of yonr party See the alo
ration bestowed upon him at Watching.
ton? See no the leading papers of thr
party over the country applaud anil sns.
tain him, from the New York Tribun,
iown t. its Detrmt echo? do YOU not
see significance in these things? Ar,
yos ceiling 10 DO INSIDE p7ssSngrrs IN III,
abolition coach "witA I'm. Lloyd Gwriso,
as tic drirerY' These are questions /.
your conscience, and which yon mast
soon answer by your acts at tho ballot
box. Will you answer them rs becomes
men and patriots, or viii yon. taking
counsel from your prcjudiccS, still cling
To All organization, the greater portion o
whose leaders are already abolitionixed
aud, il they had their way, would destro,
the constitution an | the Union, in order
t. carry out their fanatical schemcs.--
LrSS Pyess