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tletuer GuoTtitdt bappn 81 teoienen:
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Amtti6e Brtefitffe.
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Nnsstee pes @itp @Olefters anf unitrerJ ebten
sSpalte aufmetfiant. nd 7Hl .931a1a''ag
G aelst bic gnseisen BON Smitb, 8to.
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Baltimore, ben %. 0essnnber Is

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qnprS TT IL ~cprnptets.E baBrnr tnt Stanbs finb, Sic ktgtofsu
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fro. E1 -jlE fSs5
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10 7H7 ,s a.liiat# 3.93ahn Gee $50 pnda II ,
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49, acnmt nab AQarmor San @Iptbtnq SpuS,
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SerIanst = Seternant gu wiffen, bas fas BETTE unb bl
li9te Gleinerniasdsiu In ser STAB lit I'M mas @
Wop27- 81 4 0lQS. 8aIt tint + c fr.
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Ger. ~. Gtetnbocb's -
f4tz ~ cTemple of Fancyts -
O5l6425 70 Mef- 8aIttnptenr, @fe TrtbcIsts Nnsn1
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Bel Smith. Bep. Il &pv4 GU ID 6aa -.igs aatt ,9i1tsl
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RGn,nt une Fett nnc mir tpernen Sud gut bebtenet In
era gSmitb, Srp. s. Go1S &leioErsMaaaatu fai9
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TrtfA anaefOninefse meme QSaareit,
gBtr sstisittn iGetsn faf8snSe gaaFenf bic MIR an GteSsr,
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500 b.. sOlee'! Nbet @alitOrnia GfRierfW ,r1laH
$3.50 9t6. l4Sne nepe breite 2tniers ,sresr4 Is a.gai
1000 Ytb. Green Corn, r +. Es4 M
10 SAP srrbe taitliGe -3ipet aeaa-a ~ .Tsri1a6mf -
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200 8e8S 9e!daIts gerae tn ellen Runriernf fIubf
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Da S-SNfte. t379 gg. &altlntpteer.
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T. 0riSber Caviar a}e so3
Sn baten tn ~beIsbieen Qaantttstea bet as9iTN
NOb22.S GbuarD} 8I I'D ia QpulbarbGr.
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t Connecticut Oeceblatt.d 0l
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06


MA'gons, etc WINE o'hers' '''o'o ~"
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
The CoIl.raaands.

The efforts of the Government to edu.
cate and humanize the contrabands at
Port Royal meet with little SUCCESS
Freedom, with them, it is getting to be
understood, Z" is Synonymous with idle.
"ness, impudencc, sloth, and vagraucy
" and being naturally treacherons and
+" dishonest, they unbridlc their passions
"and arc anuisanco to the Government
e and to tho Army" The following
unpromising picture Of affairs at Port
Royal is from correspondent Of the
Flint Ca,sm;
The cortrabands here arc very ma
mcrous, and arc under the direction aud
control cf Edward j.. Pierce, Govern
ment agent, except those employed as
servants by the officers Of the Army.
A delegation Of Teachers, male and
female, have been sent from New York
and Boston, % educate them, but the
success of the enterprise is doubtful -
II is questionable whether the time has
yet arrived to initiate such \ system or
to adopt such policy. Certain il is
that at present, it stands IN very bad
odor among all classes here, aud many
of the members of said Educational
are already sick Of The on.
dcrtaking Come have gone home r
o,hers are seeking positions - lhe varis
,us Regiments, az Hospital Nurses,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

ENTERPRIsING.-Frizelle Bros Drug
gists, old stand of M. b. Hess, seem
determined to go in on the sensation"
plan. generally, keeping up an excite.
ment always, but never losing sight of
the main chance" They have lately
received a full and complete assortment
of everything in their line of trade, and
to some items Of their stock We call
particular attention. Of Pcrfumeries,
they have fine display, among which
we notice a general assortment of Lu.
bins extracts, Cologne, etc, aanked on
either side by a conglomeration of cos.
metics, toilet soaps, pomades, and gen.
eral identifying connections, " sweet
scented, )" and beautiful beyond descrip.
ton. Or other articles for the boudoir
and toilet, they have an infinite variety,
and in the Brush department they show
the bristles in variety of ways. OF
Paints, Oils, Kerosene, Fluid, Cigars,
and Pure Liquors, they have heavy
stock, which they propose to sell frac-
ton under the lowest market rates. AT
all events, they buy goods rather to sell
.han to keep on hand, and selling seems
TO be their forte.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

Nrw FlnM-NEw GooDs.--C. r. Ro-
senbury s. Co, successors to j. M. r.
Hilton c Co, have Just opened at their
new stand, Grst door South Of n w
Clark s Co.'s, in Hoyts Now Brick
Block, very heavy assortment Of Gro
ccrics, Provisions, Paints, Oils, Crockery
Wooden Ware, Preserved Fruits, Spices
General Family Supplies, aud innumer
able miscellaneous articles, which the.
propose to sell at wholesale or retail, an'
at very low figures, for cash Give then
! a coll
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
TIE VorE IN VrRGrN1A.-The Wheel

TIE VoTE IN NTRGINIA.-The Wheel.
ing MtcNyencer publishes the official vote
of ifty-one counties of Western Vir-
ginia on the new constitution and eman-
cipation. The aggregate is 1871 for
aud AL against the new constitution, and
6,052 for and 61S against emancipation.
Majority in ffty.onc counties for the
constitution, 1886; for emancipation,
5,434.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

BE cargo of Michigan salt has
arrived in Toledo 1t consists of Ito
barrels, and was shipped to Bay City by
Messrs. Potter of Cleveland, and will
probably be brought Immediately on
the market.
We cut the above inexplcable para
graph from the Jonesville Independent,
the editor whereof is so much more
given to wrangling with his neig hbors
than he is to posting himself in regard
to the geography of his own State, or
any other sensible matters, that he makes
a muddle of whatever he attempts to
notice outside the line Of his daily
walk and conversation" which arc far
more independent than profitable or
agreeable. The salt intended to be no
ticed was shipped from East saginaw to
Toledo by DIR. Potter, Superintendent
of the East Saginaw Salt Manufactur.
ing Company. Whether it will be
brought Immediately on the market, "
we cannot say, bat presume it will be
so brought, cor words to that effect"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
Trom stock.cn,s lsesi,nent.

We publish by request the following
extracts from private letter from Cor
poral Frank d. Keller, of Fishers
Company, TO his father Tho letter is
dated before Yorktown, April 81;
All the Saginaw boys are well. The
weather yesterday and to day was quite
unpleasant, but for the past week 1t has
been quito warm Fruit trees are in
blossom, but who knows who will eat
the fruit? ! wrote to you last week !;
since then there has been no fighting
here except by the pickcts; they keep
firing at each other Our sharp shoot.
ers are terror to secesh." Scores of
the rebels are "pickcd off" by tho
"Yankcc telescope rifles" Some little
skrmishng is going on every day-ex.
ciiement all tic while, Our gunboats
are in the York River, below the rebel
works. They send in big shell, occa.
slonally, Tor the rebels TO dance 70.
There is creek close by our camp,
on which there is the loyelicst scene
ever looked upon This creek is hridgod
with some six or seven bridges, all but
two of which arc pontoons.
We are living here comfortably in our
linen tents, which We carry on our
backs
We see by the papers that the people
Of the North are losing confidence in
Mcclellan. Well, the common verdict
of the soldiers and officers Of his army,
is, that the impatient meddlcrs and busy
bottles, who know nothing of military
matters, should hold their tongues, or
come and see wha, he is doing w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

DrsArroINTED.-The Albany Etening
Journal is greatly disappointed in the
negroes. "Wo counted, says that paper,
"upon insurrectious--terriblc and wide
spread irsurrcctious-among the servile
population" but its expectations, it con-
fos5cs, have not been realized. "The
negro has become half enamorcd Of his
chains" it exclaims, and adds gloomily,
" this is not a pleasant truth to learn, but
we cannot know it too soon.n
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

BEWARE OF PIcKPocKETs.-Ay young
man named L. A. l.. Gilbert, nephew
of Ira Gilbert, of this city, was relieved
of his wallet, containing seventy-three
dollars in money, while standing on the
wharf, near the steamer Forest Queen,
on her last trip, by some lght.fngercd
individual, who, it seems, had the an.
dacity to inauguratc the pocket picking
business in this city.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

SAGINAW SALT.-Thc schrs. Starlight
and QmckStep arrived at this port to-day
from Saginaw, with about 1900 barrels
of Saginaw Salt. 1t was consigned to
r. McChesney, ESQ, who is commits
stoned to sell It. The quality is said to
be superior to anything of the kind ever
offered in this market, and it is put up
in better packages than the Syracuse
salt. We have no doubt that the Sagi
nav Salt trade will speedily become an
important branch of the commerce OF
this city. Chicago TriJNne, AprR ~.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06
NcMe atlatttrs.
TOAsT.v


Our palors were lelightei witt 4" Baby Bum"
which We published few weeks since, and yet We
think we ha,o I'm aiothcry vein, if possible, more
toautiful piece Of Fugitive poetry in " The Toast
II vus published in the New York Leader, in 1853
AMI we DO not remember having met with il beior'
or since We know not by whom it was written, o.
when Lut it has about it No air Of chyalry =
Sd stuly gives feast. In The midst % the festiy
dies, while thospHklins wine ir flowing, he propose
a i9asi, and that each one Of tho company plcds
his Ladye fayrc" lie lends himself and eae
glass is drained TO
Stntons proal and beiuteous dame
The Lady Gundormere"
Ancr that each follows in his turn,
Aud each, AZ hand on high ho raised
Ills ladyc's grace or beauty praised,
Her conston,y ami fame.
IRIS now ST. Loon's turn to rise
On him arc hxoI those countless eyes
gallant knight is no;
Enyicd by some admired by all,
Far famed in ladyos bower anu hall,
Tho flower Of chvalry,
st. Leon raised his kinding eye,
And lifts the sparkling cup on high
s. 1 drink to one" he said,
'Whose image never may depart
Deep craven on this grateful heart,
Till memory DO dead.
10 one whose love Cor mo shall last,
When lighter passions long have past,
So holy It's and true;
To one whose love hath longer dwolt,
More deeply fixed more kccnly folt
Than any pledged by you"
Each guest upstarted Mt tho word,
And laid a hand upon his sword,
With fury flashing eyoi
And Stanly said ave crave the name,
Proud knight, of this most peerless dame,
Whose love you count SO high"
81. Leon paused as if he would
Not breathe her name in careless mood
Thus lightly to another;
Then bent his noble head us though
To give that word the reverence due,
And gently said, " Ny MornERW
Il not that exquisite reader7
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

New UyoN School House. - Ar
rangcments are being perfected for the
erection of handsome four story brick
building, on the lots recently purchased
by the School Board, in this city, for a
Union School House.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

CHANGE OF TrME.-The mail train on
the Flint & Pere Marquette Railway
now leaves at Il a. NJ, and the accom-
mediation at Sis =. M. Trains arrive,
Accommodation at 10 a. NJ. Mail,
at Ais u. NJ.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

ASoruER TUG.--Ihe propeller Stock
man, from Port Huron, Captain Amos
james, arrived in this City last Monday,
and will at once go into the business of
towing on the river. The Stoekman has
hcen raced during the winter, and gen.
orally cleared for action in the business
in which she is TO be engaged, and will
no doubt prove a useful addition to the
Mosquito Fleet.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

ESB. VERNON, Secretary of the Re-
lief Committee appointed recently by the
citizens of Detroit, and members of which
are now before Yorktown, suggests that
the Soldiers Aid Societies throughout
the State send forward as soon as posi-
bic all shirts, drawers, stockings, bed
linen, towels, dried fruits, and Such'othor
articles of hospital clothing and stores as
are at their disposal. The Michigan sol
diers before Yorktown need them.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-06

llEAvY SHIPMENTS OF LUMBER. AT a
moderate estimate, at least t,oelve million
feet of pine lumber have been shipped
from Saginaw river within the past
week.