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BALMORAL SKIRTS.
1870 BALMORAL SKIRTS.
CHEAPEST LINE IN THE CITY. ,
Lsdes' Wooden Understands, CoRSEIS, UNDER
CLOTHING Merino Under Wear Hosiery. Gloves, Hoods.
Zouaves, &c. closing at REDUCED rates 1900 ..,,.
WHITE GOODS TOWELS, LINEN GOODS, FINE.
FLANnELs TIDES, LACE DRAPERIES, &c, In great
variety.
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ONLY UNABRIDGED TRANSLATION.
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CARTOONS COPYRIGHT EDITION.
In Five volunes l. Famine II. Cose,te, { Msu', w.
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The unparalleled number OF r. 900 Volumes Of this Edition
sold Of the late Trade Sale.
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AMONG THE PINES;
OR, SOUTH IN SECESSION TINE
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BIZ EDMUND kIRKR.

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York and vicinity eudes. y4rsty Of
HOLIDAY GOODS,
TOYS,
FANCY GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES, ETC.
II you want 10 see the Flo plant,
60 10 MACY'S.
Monkeys in all positions, Noahs Arb, Woolly Lambs.
Trump.ts be.. Coiognes Crying Babies Kitchen Ranges
sque.ug Pie Sword Barking Dogs Babies that Sleep aud
Wax. Canes Chns Babies Pistols and Popsnns Duck,
Building Blocks Woolly Dogs, Boxes OF Tools, jumping
jack boxes Puncbneos Lesthor Bags aud Basket,
Acropats Blestns Goats Domn0es, Checkers and Chess
men Chess and Back Cannon Boards Growns Dogs, Chi
ne.e Pzz e Chaa PAPER Msche Watch stands s,ch-
.t,nd. Cgars,snds Ash holders &c, Tea Sets Squalns
Calls Parian Pitchers Bores and Ornaments Young Amer
lea on Rubusrs PockotbOoks aud Wallets, Elephants SAL
o Red Rdias Hoods Zousyes Battedoes and Ball, beas
Ing Goats. Ten pins Skipping Ropes Surprise Boxes Paor
and Drawing Sets Graces, Eating Cases Turtles COME
Countenancss Vi..sges Towns and Cities Figure, with
many Heads Cups and Balls Humning ops Git Mugs an
Tea Sets Magnetic Toys Aso ea. variety Of Fancy Boxes
Sc, to Dc had a. very low prices.
r. Ii. MACY
Nos 2o4 and 2C6 9th. Av, two doors below l4h-s.
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Urp GOODS.

At GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE.
n NEW.tf iRs PRESENTS
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, SETS, BANDS, EDG-
over One Thousand LACE BORDERED HANDKER.
CHIEFS superby fine Linen Centef' |" 10 cents and 81
Also EMBRoIDERED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs,
MALTESE LACE COLLARS, 6, IL, IS, a. and IS cents
each. . Al, ,,,,.
The cheapest KID GLOVES In the city both White and
Colored from ~ cents-warrsnted Goat Skiu.
CLOTH GLOVES, newest designs ,
Nos 3ll and 3llt Grsndst, and &c Allen-st-
Fifth block east from the Bowery
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LADIES' PARIS KID GLOVES.
NOW OPENING.
900 dozen White and Party Color Paris Md Gloves ou
own In por.ion and very beat quality Away full as
,ortmsrt Of Mode Coo and Blsckour own importation
and oest quality
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RICHMOND AND CovIyoTos R. r. Co., Ono
TIVE January Coupons OF the Richmond and
Coyington Railroad Bonds will be paid presen,a,is&
when due at the st. Nicholas Bank Wsllst Nsw.York
Dec 49, lr,a JOHN L. WHISPER, Treasurer 4
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OFFICE OF THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRu.r Co.
No 81 WALLsr., Nsw-YoRK, Dec. rs 1862 !
TT'HE INTEREST DUE Ist JANUARY
II 1858. the Bond. Of the EVANSVILLE AND ILLl
NOIS (now Evansville End Crawfordsvie) RAILROAD
COMPANY will be paid after that date At this Office.
GEO. P. FITCH, Secretary.
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or K OF THE HUMBOLDT FIRE INSURANCE Co,
Nc. 10 WALLsT., NEw YORK, Dec "a. 1852
TI'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
4 Of this COMPANY will be held a, this Office NOM
DAY, the 18th day Of JANUARY neIt The polls will u
open between the hours Of IL m. and p ID.
ALEX WILEY. jr. see'y.
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OVER $4,000 COPIES
Have been already sold and the demand continues unsbaed
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financial.

DANK Of NORTH AMERICA.-NEW-Yo YORK,
ID Dec 20 ls6?.-DIVlDEEO No 21.-1he Board Of Di-
re,or nave THIS DAY declared dividend Of three aud
half 3. per cent free Of Government Taxi payable Jsnus
The Transfer Books will be closed from December D. 70
January JOHN I. fEb|ERlON Cashier
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DANK OF COMMERCE IN NEW-YORk-
- DIVIDEND .eni.annual dividend of TIRE
AND HALF iJ.) PER CENT. free from Government "a,
h.. been declared Capital Stock Of this Bank payable
on and lfter jan $ II. +. VAIL, Cashier.
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VIEW EDITION JUST READY.
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GnantiaI.
srArs OF ILLINOIS, TRRAsURsA's oy,,r,
VIZ SPRINGFIELD, Dee. s, lasi

HOLDERS OF INSURANCE SCRIP wisbioI
10 eu before the close Of the year invited TO oa.r
10 WIN. 9. GILMAN l. SON
No &c Pn.-.<
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
NEWS.

No important military moves have been
made during the past week Guerrilla
raids have been somewhat checked, and
Il is believed that the extraorlinsry ac.
tiviy lately manifested by tbs branch
of the secesh forces in the West was for
The purpose Of preventing reintorcements
going to Mcclellan, in which plan the
rebel forces signaIly failed, The report
of.tho capture Of Baton Rouge turns out
to be a eAnarl. Anothet secesh report
states that the rebel ram and iron clad
gunboat Arksasas, under command Of
Capt j. y. Brynn, came down from Ys-
zoo river on the 10Th, ran down several
cY our vessels and ran by that portion OF
our fleet which lies above Vicksburg,
successfully, and anchored undcr the bat.
terms surrounding the city. We believe
this report is also canard. An item Of
really good news is that Congress has
finally adjourned. Gen, Pope is acting
with oacrgy ia the department of Nir'
ginia, and evidently "means business s.
The rebels are somewhat concerned al
his exploit in capturing Gordoasville,
which material Y interferes with their com
mnnicstions, and string events may be
expected in that quarter Great efforts
are Lcing made in all the loyal States to
arouse the enthusiasm of the people up
to the point Of Immediately filing up the
new Union army called for, and in many
quarters cnlistments are going forward
with great rapidity. Vermont has been
the first to put a regiment into the field
under the new call Nearly every local
ity is offering bounty in addition to the
bounty offered by the Government.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22


McCLELLAN's New PosrTIoN.-The
Richmond Ecaminsr of the 7th inst,
thus notices the new position occupied
by the forces under Gen. Mcclellan:
at will be seen that, protected on the
south by the river and his gunboats, on
the west by impenetrable ravines, and on
the north and east by Herring creek and
the heights of Evelington, the enemy's
position presents but one pregnsble point
the piece of level country northwest of
Westover, from quarter to half mile
N width, lying between the head of the
ravines and the point where Herring
creek crosses the Charles City road
But it is certain that the enemy, with his
immense resources of men and machin-
cry, will, in very brief period, obstruct
by art this only natural entrance to his
stronghold. Already it is within range
of his gunboats, and of his seige guns
planted on the Evelington hills. Anoth-
er day may see it strewn with felled
timber and bristling with field batteries.
In enumerating the advantages secured
to the enemy in his present position, his
superior facilities oil transportation must
not be omitted. Whilst our ammunition
and stores must be wagoncd a distance
of nearly thirty miles, his steamers and
transports are running to the very doors
of his tent. For the benefit of distant
readers, we may here properly say some
thing of the character of the country to
which, suddenly and Unexpectedly, the
scene of war has been shifted. Ten days
ago. when Mcclellan beleaguered Rich.
mond, with the exception of about FIVE
miles of the Chickahominy low ground,
he occupied the most barren, and at the
same time, the worst watered and most
unhealthy region of Eastern Virginia.
Agues, hoop-poles, and whortleberries
have been always the only sure crops of
the country within q radius of ten miles
about tho Seven Pines, taking that point
as centre, and but two living streams
cross the Nine.mile, or Williamsburg
roads, between Richmond and Bottom
Bridge. On these two roads, with the
Seven Pines as their headquarters, the
very pink aud flower of the Northern
army was concentrated, and here, for
weeks, their vigor and numbers melted
away, under the influence of miasma
bad water and Southern sun, but by
this hasty trip through White OakSmamp
Mcclellan has emerged with thinned
ranks into a more genial land. A broad
fresh river flows before him, whilst his
tired and hungry hordes will find bound
less supplies in as fair and rich valley
as the sun shines on. The country Of
the lower James river is the garden spot
of Virginia. Nowhere does the soil bet
ter repay the toll and skill of the hus-
bandman.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
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East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
Chandler On the Conduct Of the
.i te ffr.. War,

Before the demagogues OF the Senate
broke up their camp at Washington
where, intrcnched within the walls of
the Capitol they assailed the army and
undermined the constitution, they Sc
lscted the most desperate and abandon
doned Of their number to blow up Nc
Clelan and his army. He has set fire
to the train the materials of which the
army committee have been carefully ac-
cumulating, and fled. .I '
The Senator begius with Bull Run,
which was fought and lost before Nc
Clelan was appointed to command. He
repeats the false charge AGAINST PatteT
son, in regard to which that General has
again and again demanded an investga-
ton. He conceals the responsibility Of
General Scott in the matter. He goes
on to speak of Balls Bluff, but makes no
allusion to the arrest Of General Stone,
who has been kept in prison for many
months without trial, without accusation,
and without cause, we believe, except
the malignant accusation Of Senators.
For the delay in moving our troops
| 'iVh w oou'uBt tOu thc penhtoI alsO HOluS
Mcclellan responsible and for the disas-
trous result of the Peninsula campaign.
OF the 230 900 men under command of
Mcclellan at Manassas in March last,
100000, he says, accompanied him to
Yorktown; but this leaves 10000 be.
hind Why was this force taken from
him? Why was the force divided and
placed under scperate Generals? Why
was McClellan's plan set aside as soon
as his back was turued?
True; two months after Mcclellan had
entered on his exhausting campaign,
10000 men were sent him, and then TO-
900, and lastly 5000; but he forgets to
add that all Of these, if sent at once,
would have saved three months cam
paign, and made McClellan's march to
Richmond an easy one. Supplied by
driblets, which only came in after each
successive engagements, it left him in
the end weaker than he was in the be-
gining. He had fewer troops in the
field during the memorable seven days of
battle, than he had when he landed at
Yorktown. ....1-
The impression which such speech
as Mr.. Chandler makes leaves on the
public mind, is that there is a deliberate
purpose to remove Gen. Mcclellan
that this purpose originated in the nepot.
ism of members Of the Cabinet; that it
stimulated the early sccusations against
the General, and led to the fatal divis-
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

WHAT SAGINAW VALLEY HAS DoYE.-
The counties of Saginaw, Bay and Mid
land, with anlaggregatc population O.
not far from 1000, of which 1000 are
voters, have sent into the field already
over one thousand volunteers. This is
more than hundred over their full quo.
ia under all the calls, including the onC
just issued, and still there is disposition
manifest on all hands to meet all further
requirements. s. per head is offered as
private bounty to all who enlist il
Capt. O'Donnel's company, now recruit
ing here for the 18th regiment. To this
fund a. Leadbetter contributes 500, G
B. Mott, $50; d. w. G. Gage, SO; b
NJ. Thompson, j. F. briggs. Nj. b. Hess
II. HOODS, F. Bshcock, and several 9th
ers of our citizens, S. each.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

TwEyTY.TuiRD REGIMENT.-The sixth
Congressional District, to which is as
signed the raising Of the 23d Regiment
OF volun tcer Infantry, under the late call
of the Governor, 10 composed Of the fol-
lowing counties: ~
Clinton, Shiawassee, Genesee, Gratiot,
Saginaw, Tuscols, Huron, Isabella, Mid.
land, Bay, Gladwin, Clare, Roscommon,
Ogemaw, Iosco, Alconac, Oscoda, Craw.
ford, Otsego, Montmorenci, Alpena,
Presque Isle, Chippewa, Marquette,
Schoolcraft, Houghton and ontonagon.
1884 is the maximum of regiment OF
Infantry,s54 the minium; Of this number
25 are rcgimental and 100 company off.
GERS, commissioned aud non-commlssion-
ed, making tho number of privates to be
raised for a minium regiment, GAL; per.
haps one in fifty Of the able-bodied men
in the District. h lra q
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
The Attack on the President.

! No one in the country, not even his
most bitter political opponents, has de.
nounced the honesty of President Lin.
coin, except the abolitionists. Many
men have regarded him as incompetent
but none have accused him of being a
knave, except the fanatics and dema-
gagues who compose the radical ewing
of the republican party
On Wednesday their wrath was pc.
culiary aroused because he refused to
swallow the confscation act, body and
breeches-in a word, because he pro.
fessed constitutional scruples as to some
of its provisions. jim Lane, of Kansas,
was "not willing TO legis,ate under any
duess"-the duress being Mr.. Lincolns
objections to the bill. He "was not will.
ing to have the hands of the Senate tied
| by the Executive or any powor this
side of heaven. Abraham Lincoln, let
it be remenbered vi is the person COM
planned of as trying to "t,e" the hands of
the Senate. Mr.. King, of New York,
thought the country must be defended
"from any tmidity on the part of those
whose duty it is to take care of the coun-
try" In other words, he wished 10 de-
fend the country against Abraham Lin
coin. Mr.. Wade, of Ohio, he who de-
nouncel loyalty to the constitution as
"treason," pronounced the conduct of the
Presidens as "disgraceful," and hkened
MIN to kings and despots, in order to
create prejudice apainst him. So,
throughout, the radicals held the Presi-
dent up as a tyrant, and said things cou-
cerning him which would have been in
decent in his bitterest enemy. 10 cap
the climax of the days proceedings,
Chandler poured forth his venom againts
the administration, because they have
not dismissed Mcclellan. 1t was the
backest day of all the black days which
have characterized the present proscript.
i've aud good.foi nothing Connress.
Now, we wish to know what this
means. Democrats are pronounced
ORATORS" and t" sccessonists," who OPP
pose the Presidents policy. What shall
be said of these abolitiooists? DO they
desire to destroy the confidence Of the
country in Mr.. Lincolnp Do they wish
people to believe, with Lane, King and
Wade, that he is tyrant, and with
Chandler; the abettor OF the murder of
our troops ?
We stand aghast at the picture. In
all the indecency of party warfare in this
country, nothing has equaled in acrimo-
ny, in malice and shamlessness, this abo-
lition ''fire in the rear" upon the Presi
dent. And why? He certainly has not
consulted the democrats in his action on
the confscation bill. 1t is not for that
reason, but because he has deemed the
constitution important enough to hang
scruple upop, because, in a. word, ho
has refused to plunge the country into
the extreme Of the EXTREMIST abolition
schcmeJ.-D6t. Free Press.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

TIE S. II. KIRBY.--As a specimen Of
naval architecture this petit steamer will
compare fayorably with any craft of her
dimensions, extent. In model, style and
finish, she is graceful, neat and handsome
and hcr,machinery, from the foundry OF
II. w. Wood & Co., of this city, is a
first class specimen Of workmanship
The new valve, an invention Of Mr.
Wicks of that institution, the second
one now in use, works admirably, as does
everything connected with the craft,
and by.the-by, she is making "time'
which hurries up some OF the larger
steamers powerfully. Hcrowncrs, Me ssr'
Stewart Il Lewis, deserve TO succeed
with their new craft as they have don,
with their little favorite, the Star. The
Kirby will run regularly between Sagi
nav City and Carrolton.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
SERGEANT DOBSON.

We arc panied to say that there is no
room for doubt that Sergeant Charles f,
Dobson Of Capt, Fishers company-bet.
ter knowu here as Charley Forbes, the
christian name having been dropped
among his associates here by common
consent, until it was hardly known that
such was his name-was killed in the
recent battle before Richmond. Dobson
was young man of more than ordinary
intelligence, fine social qualities, modest,
and retiring, but withal as noble.and true
hearted a soldier as ever gave up his life
in defense of his country. No man who
went from here, whatever position,
carried with him, more of the good will
of his fdlow.citizens than he, and his
loss is siPcerely and universally regret,
ted. Knowing and appreciating as we
do his many excellent qualities of head
and heart we can do no less than pay
this tribute Of respect to the memory of
arespected companion, and efficient Ere
man aud & gallant soldier, who died as he
lived, true to the noble instincts Of a
noble heart. He leaves wife and family
who are entitled to the hearty and ma.
terial sympathy Of our people.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22


OUR TRADE WITH THE BRIrlsu Norm
AMERICAN PRovlNcEs.-It appears FROM
an official report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, showing the quantity and val
oe Of the different articles of merchan
die. imported into the United States
from British North American provinces
under the reciprocity treaty, that the
total value in 1859 was ovor $4,000.
000, and in 1860 more than S12, 800, 900
aud in 1861 $4,000 900. The table
shows in the last year falling off in fish,
furs, fruits, hides and woods, an increase
in animals, ashes, bark, butter, cheese,
coal, eggs, flax, -four, grain meats, oats,
timber, etc. Animals Of all kinds, ST..
10000; fish of all kinds, S1,362, 900;
-four and breadstulfs, over S3,000,000 ;
grain, s6,50o,000; timber of all kinds,
$32s9,000. The respective amounts ot
other Imports are not enumerated.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

A SOURCE OF VExATIoN.--Many 4
good woman has felt mortified when she
called her guests to the table to find tha
her biscuits were like so much lead, Who'll
ly unfit to be eaten The discovery al
ways comes too late to be remedied for
that occasion. Housewives who use
De Land & Co.'s Chemical Salaratus,
are never subjected to chagrin and dis
in this way.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

STEAMERS ExcnANGED.-The steamer
Sam Lewis, of the Detroit and Chatham
route, has been exchanged by her own
ers for the steamer Fox, heretofore ply
Ing between East Saginaw and Bay
City. The difference paid to the owners
of the Lewis was, we learn, SO, 400. The
Fox will, after Monday next, take the
place of the Lewis on the Chatham
route.--Det Free Press.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22
MORTGAGE SALE.

MORTGAGE SALE.
hEFAULT having been made in the condition Of
- n certain Mortgage made and executed by Hi
ram 5. Pcnoyer to Benjamin Miller on the first day
Of April Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and fifty yeight, and recorded in the Office OF the
Register Of Deeds for Saginaw county, in the State
of Michigan on the ninth day Of June in the year
aforesaid, at IL o'clock A. M in record Of Mort
cages page l50, by which tho power TO sell therein
contained has become operative and said Mortgage
having been assigned by Benjamin Miller and wife,
to John johnson, Of tho State Of Ohio, the l4th
day of October Ammo Domni ono thousand eight
hundred and fifty nine which said assignment was
said, on the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1862, mt ii
o'clock, A NJ, in record III Of Mortgages, pages
600 and COL and the amount being due thereon at
this date for principal and interest being the sum
Of four hundred and fifty dollars (s450.) and no
suit proceeding at law or in equity having been
instituted TO recover the money secured by said
Mortgage or any part thereof. Now therefore,
notice is hereby given that by virtue Of power Of
sale in said Mortgage contained will be forcccsed
by a sale Of the mortgaged premises. or so much
thereof may bc necessary to satisfy the said prn
cpal and interest, together with reasonable attor
ney fee and tho costs and charges of such oreclos-
ure, nt the front door Of the Court House in tho
city Of Saginaw, Uhe said Court House being the
place Of holding the Circuit Court In and for said
county, on Thursday, the l4h day Of August next.
at three clock in the afternoon of that day. Of all
and singular the following mortgaged premises:-
All that piece or parcel Of land known and describ
ed the cast half Of the rtheast quarter of
tion thirty five (35) in township number eleven QD
north Of range number five (5) east, containing
eighty (60 of land, be the same moro or less
Dated, East Saginaw May l6, 1862.
Jous JoHSsoS, Assignee
4. ii. THOMSON Attorney for Assignee.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-22

ScHMIT'z HARDWARE SToRE.-It is a
common remark about town that any
article which no one else in town has,
can certainly be found at Schultz An
inventory of his stock would FIJI book;
what he has not, Il is hard to say. A
room full Of Agricultural implements OF
every description, from threshing ma
chimes down; horse powers, dog powers,
and hand powers innumerable; . full as
sortment of stoves and fixtures, iron,
nails, glass, sash, paints, oils, putty, kerr
osere, crockcry, shelf-hardware, cutlery,
toys, and such wilderness Of other usc-
ful articles Of every name and style that
visitto his establishment will well re-
pay the trouble if only made as mat
ter Of curiosity. yb~L sA moii SOD
REcRuIrlSo.-.Sheriff Woodruff, Of
this county, has been commissioned to
raise company for the 23d Infantry
and will open srecruiting Office in this
-. - iaft 70 ilNtiN ~ tht
wy NJ v"'c' ..tlf.f ..a fsnrr frH e..fis arffr