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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO CHICAGO
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES
T.
ALSO
TUR (JlrE ExT PAuTE m ST IATlX

THE WEsTEnN STAGE COMPANY
Are nov runsine daily line 81 four- aNHn
horse Coaches betxseen Fort Madi-
son and BIZ Ellington, connecting with trains both East
and West, isasfnG Fort Maaapa the arrival of The
s3 q. m. train. Leave Darlington at q. m, con
meeting with the esening train at Fort Madison for
Keoknk.
Passengers BY taking this route reach Chicago The
same night
Tickets for sale by G. NJ. Seaton, on Second street,
at the c., b Q. r. r. office.
w. b. POTTER,
jan3-d Agent.
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For sale by ROBERTSON Il MCQUEEN,
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GHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFF. Lee County.
Bv n II. SMITH. IT.. Deputy.
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
A Sister in a Tight Place.

At on Saturday evening, fatigued
by his long journey, a WAGNER, with his
son John, drove his team into a good
range, and determined to pass the Sab
bath enjoying season of worship with
the good folks of the village. When the
time for worship arrived, John was set
to watch the team, while the wcgoner
went with the crowd. The preacher had
hardly announced his subject before the
old man fell sound asleep. He sat against
the partition in the centre Of the body
slip, Just over him sat heshy lady who
seemed all absorbed in the sermon. She
struggled hard with her feelings, until,
unable to control them any longer, she
burst out with loud scream, and shout.
ed at the top Of her voice, rousing the
old man, who but half aw AXE, thrust his
arms around her waist and cried very
soothingly,--"Wo, Nance wo, Nance,
vol Here, John, calling to his son, "cut
the bellyband, and loose the breeding,
quick, or she'll tear everything all to
pieces |" The meeting came Premature.
ly to an end.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
COuIdn't Subscribe.

A pair of those interesting, entertain
ing ladies, who of late seem to carry on
SO large business in our down town
,officesand stores in the way OF procuring
subscriptions for new works, selling en-
cravings Of the "Father of his Country
and other notabilities; and who (the la
dies) are SO fascinating in manner, so de-
ightfully importunate, and SO sweetly
un-get rid of.able, called morning or
two since at the office of young lawyer,
TO induce him, as the younger of the two
expressed it, with charming smile, "to
subscribe to most elegant work, just
published, to be got up in elegant style,
with numerous illustrations, &c.
'Indeed ladies'" said our friend, 81
cannot; have no doubt of the excellence
of your work, but | am not in want of
anything Of that kind. In fact l do not
feel able at present to subscribe for new
works of any description. Tho partner
ship of which am a member, has lately
been so imprudent as to issue new
work of their own, and the enormous
expense attending its issue, not to speak
of the illustrations, embellishments, and
ornamental adorings they have seen hit
to clothe the production, such unwonted
outlay has really for the present, crippled
me; sorry, but fact, every word of it,"
"But ahw interrupted our enterprising
agentess; perhaps we could procure you
some subscribers for your work, our terms
are reasonable. What do you call your
work, sir?"
ave have not fully determined yet
but guess / shall let Mrs.-have her
own way, and call it after myself, Charles
Henry"
The ladies thought they had an en-
gagcment in the next block.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

EENow that the Merrimac is des-
troyed, the rebel navy is reduced to one
steamer, the Nashville, and one tug, the
tug Of war.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

DETROIT, January 18th, 1862.
WE HAVE the pleasure to announce, that,
w owing to the great demand for the celebrated
Whiskies and superior Foreign and Domestic Liquors
heretofore sold by f. A. Stokes shall continue the
business in all its branches, together with the manu-
facture of
Rectified Whistles, Burning Fluid, Cam
phene, Alcohol, &C.,
And also the sale of PAINTS OILS AND TUR-
PENTINE at the old Stand Of r. A. STOKES,
corner Jefferson Avenue and Wayne Street, on n
scale second to no Establishment in the States and
having secured the services of Mr.. Stokes, who for
more than ten years connected with the largest
Importing Liquor House in the City of New York,
we aatter ourselves, from his experience and knowl
edge Of the Cognac Rochelle, Bordeaux, 0porto and
other Foreign and Domestic Markets. we can offer to
the Trade inducements to purchase Pure ARTICLES,
that other house in the West possesses; and
propose making the "Peach Orchard" and other
Whistles (Which sold ut our auction sales, in Sep
TENDER and October, twenty-five per cent. higher
than any Whistles manufactured in the West tho
favorite whiskes of tho day, by sparing expense
or pains in their manufacture, and keeping stock
OF the choicest articles selected with great care for
Medicinal and Family use, which shall sell at the
Lowest Market Rates, we invite your inspection OF
our Stock, which is the largest in the State.
MANNING, STANW00D Il co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

By doing good with his mony, a man,
rs it were, stamps the image Of God
upon it, and makes it pass current for
the merchandise Of heaven.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
PAINTING,
NoTICE.

rINHE PUBLIC are hereby notified that the book
i OF accounts Of r.. Licberman, Of East Saginaw,
are in his hands for scttomsnt and collections; and
that Jacob Simons, heretofore employed by me is
not authorized 10 settle receive any part Of the
claims accounts due 10 mo said books
Il. LIEBERMAN.
&, st Saginaw, October ID, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

Many persons are never capable Of
hard thinking except when they think
bard Of their neighbors.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
Selected Poetry.
LIFE's QUESTION.

LIZ rs VGES HEONs
Drifting away
Like the mote on the stream
~. To days disappointment,
Yesterdays dreami
Ever resolving
Never TO mend
such is our progress;
Where is our endl
whirling away
Like leaf in the wind,
Points Of attachment
Left daily behindi
Fixed no principle,
Fast 10 our friend
Such fidelity
Where is our endl
Floating away
Like cloud on the hill,
Pendulous, tremulous,
Migrating still
Whore to reposo ourFclyesl
Whittier to tendl
Such our consistency,
Where is the end
Crystal the pavement,
Seen through the atream;
Firm the reality
Under the dream;
We may not feel IL;
Still we may mend
How We have conquered
Not known til the end.
f. Bright leaves may scatter,
r Sports Of the wind;
But stands TO tho winter
The great tree behind.
Frosts cannot witehr it;
Storms cannot bond;
Roots firmly casping,
The Rock Of the end.
Calm is the armament
Over the cloud;
Clean shine the stars through
The riffs Of the shroud
There our repose shall be;
Thither we tend
Spite of our waverings,
Approved at tho end;
Dean Of Canterbury.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

EEThe heart is the very citadel of
religion; the head is the servant only Of
the heart.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
MANUEACTURING.

Carried on extensively and all work made at our
establishment warranted An extensive supply of
stock, excellent workmen full knowledge of the bust
moss and the best facilities in all respects, enables
us to distance all competitor in manufacturing and
the large patronage we have received in this line
encourages TO make greater efforts than be-
fore for its continuance.
Zss'~Past patronage gratefully acknowledged.
GEORGE CRABBE 4 co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

EEEverybody sees the cloud on the
horison, but who thinks Of the clear blue
sky above it?
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

EE-It is more noble and consistent
10 acknowledge an error than to persist
in IL.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

EEMoney is a despotic queen, aud
binds her slaves with letters.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24

EHThc greatest truths are the sim.
plest; and so are the greatest men.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
TERMS, CASH.

And all work, sale or manufactured, put down to the
VERY WEST FIG URE
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
L. b HOVEY,

L. b HOVEY,
GensSee Street, Opposite c. D. W. Gibson d Son
HAS on HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST
Il Il Stock Of
Double and Single Harness, Saddles, Collars,
Brides, Martingdles, Vaiises, Trunks, DC,
Whips, Of all descriptions
In the State Of Michigan. Having secured the
services Of the best Workmcn in tho State he is
prepared 10 mnnufa ture TO order all articles in a
style never before displayed in this City.
REPAIRING neatly executed, with promptness
and dispatch.
~ B.-L. B. H. begs leave to inform those indebt-
cd to him. that all accounts are made out up 10 the
LIST Of April, and requests that they will call and
settle immediately, all outstanding accounts after
the LIST Of May will be placed in a Lawyers hands
for collection l.. b. HoVEY.
East Saginaw, April ! 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
COME AND SEE US.
T1 TERMS, CASH. Ia

Country produce Of all kinds taken in exchange
for goods. N. w. CLARK 4 co,
East Saginaw, December 3, 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
Prescriptions.

English and German prescriptions accurately put
up at all hours This department Of the business is
under the immediate supervision Of c. ". BEnSAcKI
whose qualifications and reliability are too well
known TO need enforcement
East Saginaw. December "a, 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-24
CARD

East Saginaw, Aug. /. 1861.
The sun., 1862-01-18
GROCERIES.

SNEET JlICE CIDER CIDER VINE
y ~, dried ppcs, and extra quality pptatoo1, for
silo 1t ow prices Gp,ds delivered ia any part Of
the tity. Private families promptly attended e..
HYDE y co, lOi Greenwich st. il, Eiac'lO3
The sun., 1862-01-18
THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANT Is, iss2.
CITY NEWS.

Row ~ MozAEr HALL.-There arc prospects
an exciting time 1t the meeting II the Mpzar, Hali
Committee, on Monday night. Since the defeat u
Mr. WOod IN the Charter election, matters have not
heen - harmonious as usual among Fernsndos
followers, and there are decided symptoms u mu-
tiny In his camp. The opposition 10 woDd Ia lei by
Peter NJ Knight ~ the iith Ward, who, in = caucus
last sunday evening, vigoryusiy as.,ailed Woods
candidate frr chslrman II the Uenerd Committee,
ana used language not oversuotnili nentsry " NJ.
Wcod himself. The private meeting II VI. Com.
mittst, inr organization, wcdnc-isy, fiilei n IT,
purpose, aud was trally adjoayuei until next Non
day night, after most cSr,,tug ses,irs, aDms "
the members " the Committee waxing strongly
personal In their remarks alou, Mr. wroyi, one %,
them, James O'Birn, x the 2l-t ward, going ~
fsr ~ ~ dcnnunce Ferua sd b. his face as = dcad
cock in tho pit" Preparatory to the meeting OF
Monday, wocss friends a,e 10 meet w caucus TO-
night, aud the opposition tuurrruw, tSuslsyl night.
LtoroR pE,lrlS Assoc svrtoS.-The annual
election ofoficcrs of the Liquor Dealers Assocs-
tion, held yesterday resulted in the election OF the
following ticket -
Pre4drut-P w. Eugs.
Vice Pre- sidcnt-A. ". " atthcwr.
Trcpsurpr-R. frcrCh.
Re- SeCrctsry-J. RIgcrs.
Financial Sec.-.D. \. Page.
Tiudccs- N. H. Buncc, y. Ryan, A,hn Hoeft
a. Clark.
Sergeant at -Arma-D. y. MciIricu.
The sun., 1862-01-18
JERSEY CITY.

woWNN ru,r AoooNrtisiup IuR OuJs,r.-A
ihthtr di.' Iitrd HI',r, ~ tic female -'N applied
tn RCcpid"i MvtMdtlc, of Irra'y GIty. y,.teftity,
and requested g. he committed tn the County Pur
House for the winter, wh'r" shr would hp ur ,yidnI
With ipud anu shelter from the storm ,ui keen win.
ter blasts.
Tie Recorder said lc could do nothing iu the
crr, ns tie law does ult uthuiISr him e. commit
r'tr"hH uu,css IL charge iH prri'rrrl ng1,in-t uum
TIE woman, after standing Tor moment, sHl
"W,il th,n, Judge, have "a 4, do something"
and l"t the CIuit-room.
Aitcr lapse of about two hnur', tho woman was
brought iu 10y the police ''st,'ins drunk" and ss
" ilt ~ u mailman.
Il tnlpcrrs that upon leaving the C"urt-ruom he
"iit'td n low GROCERY, ami imhNr'i the yilct
Kind Of pin, a. the eNtcnt Of her st dime, which In
short time had the effect " changing her tr -
ycry demon. IN this condition she rushed into the
street, rnd meeting spruce young gent, struck
Inn with her hst, Knocking him down iu the midst
of u few inches ui mud and slush. The next i'm
pcdimrut encountered was bdy, who wns ypty
uJ"icuuuiuusly upset ON the sidewalk, and the
ctud late for wiutr quarters was seeking further
opportunities h. display her aCcumph shment Ia tho
manly urt, when her career cut short by the in
toriorrnce of the police. The woman having sue
credcd in "dpug -umcthiu4" was sent up hy the
Recorder for 90 dpys.
The sun., 1862-01-18
nnMHsTIC MARRYrl.

NEw YoRK, Friday, Jan. ~.
FIoru--The s,les are NJ ~ i5,A5 30 for superhns
state a. Tbsa5 20 Jr extra do - tbcs5 - FOR
potfne Western a. Ibtab 20 for common ~
diun extra Western, and 80 90OtG for shipping
brands Of extra roind hoop Ohio, the msrks. clos
ing quiet Spuihrrn Aour at 80 6Ots6 10 for oomnu.
and s. gbtaj 20 fr fancy and extrs. Canadian dour
- mas o. for EuJerfne, and 81 I5A5 10 for
ira. Rye -four =, " b0tAt 70.
t,VAIs A. 10 for uniaiund Milwaukee Club o.
~ fpr do white ClnHin ~ SOtai 80 iur Chio.gs
Spring ti ~ for amber luwa, and 81 " fnr rcd
penusylvanin Rye ~. Barley Tskc. Corn 6Sc Do
ivrre,l, frr lNsSi Western, and S5c for pritna
white southern. Oats are ilal3c Tor wes,sra,
Canada, jersey ami STATE.
GoFFVF-igd2Oc.
Bowler ". Fast India &c.
sreR Cuba 1h@asAc. Porto Rico ssSAc De-
mar,ra 5Ac Havana jNAaMc.
Mo- As-Fe-Barhndocs rs.
NAVAL brprE~- spirits nf furpentine 81 -. Cuna-
mon Ran 81 rer SlO lbs. strained 10 50 70.
sriots -NuImegs ITHS59hc; Pepper i9xs ssee,
Ginger l5l4c
TNlinW New York state at 9%c.
Hiprs- Orinoco II u =, months.
TrA--Fir'n prices.
Uors -isoasic per hale.
GrSSN Cioru Lc cash.
PRovtsinSs 8li Tb,di2 70 for Mets, and SsA9 -
for Prime. Feet 4ba { 80 for Country Prime Sb,A
b5O frr Country MesH 4iOeal2 mr rcpicked Mo-,
ud ti3 Thtaii fnr cNtfn Mess. Beef Hams Westsrn
fii 10. BACON SIDES q ~ tpr Cumberland Cut MD
dic- and 1%,aTAc for Short Ribbed do Dre sd
Hogs SiOsi ubA frr Western, and - 1b.at 3TN fr
CITY. Ltrl ih,aSpc. Butter Is selling Vt iiGAlbs
tor ohin ami iiCS2Sc fr State. Cheese is dun a
54C1c.
AStrs 90 26 inr Pearls, and Vi aTL for P,ts
nCurtoS-S2,hEtc fot Mddibg Upl,ndA
Nm.LW W-S5,a 5Sc.
The sun., 1862-01-18
BROOKLYN.

IicrSaF FFts.-Thc total amount " license fees
collected ly ihr Kings County DuHrd ui Ey,i-o In
1851, wv' $4,000 u which ths counsel OF the Bparl
received 3 500 t, ircs.
TulNi IEu IN TIM NV roVr y RNuRuNp.-A trial
trip ou the Ncwtrwu Railroad was mrdr yesterday,
with tWu of tie new recently mtuuf'cturCl fnr
the company, Tut In cuuzDgucuCc ut the iyc which
filled M the Lruu,rs god many stnpptgcs were
necessary before reaching the cud vt tie route un
Thrp'p avenue. The ruvl, when cleared ut tho irc,
will he iI good working order. There ia = 4intll
section on frout street still unfinished, but tho
work is pfuEtcaing toward completion.
~ .uca.-Thrrc WIS excellent ststin,. on wash.
tuEu, '."N E,"'''',ay morning. Towards rypu-
my WNr''r' the evidences we've ,lut,yitnIir ior
skating to-day.
Tut RR"oktNN CRY RNuHNAu Co.-At tie re-.
cent annual c,rtiuu tNr officers Of TIN, COMPANY,
Mr.. Henry X fiersnu was again chosen President.
{. G. liottS Vice President ani Treasurer, and C.
W Byttr secretary.
The sun., 1862-01-18
CLEARED.


srfAASHlpS " Sanford s,nf,rd. Phiaaisd-
lmS ft"i Perkins; Bremen wrs,ela, Bremen.
orti'ha c., k'u.urr", NJ 'Guignu, Liverpool.
q btD.
HARkS Oh Dominion, jenkins, Mystic Rob
'itFN NihlL -; HrriotuL C-fNril, X % ie Jsnsi-
%" mHfi"r. IlHrr.t Frazer, Liverpool. ryrna d
omtti; Id 's, Biii'r, II lie, Iinu, J JoN; q Jean
Home llnrrwn', fer CiruiuHgo-, j r. Ward a Co;
S.nd.'' tN.y Peterson Crk tr orders, Punch,
M"iud e. n Wrnd,
briggs -l"'onc. Ct'fr,y SAINT, Martha Handy
h'hil'> W N'whall Ellis, Jncmcl, II B,cksr
".cy"s' Fight, tlsg S'ocnmb, Dublin, q q Dun
rsu n c..
S'llO MFRS JMuest,wn, Lttnurrtte. Bald
~ f', - liuiihui " a.; Mary 4 EliSthoih, Rcei.
tHt'n'i" CrH y, Mott n Co. Western Staw-
tr wei KY N"h, Mct re dy, Mott \ Co: Rvs-
Nn, fuu cr, stamford Il Sn'prd, MARY Alice.
Blntyhlord. Crab island S'urpcs n Co Ocean W. ava.
tltl Fl'w"'Hng, Sc John, p 4 Nevius q Son; W
Hunter Bnk"r, MAln.", II Murray; Jas DruI by,
Mullen, - Sttirurr', Mrtctlt& Duncan Sarah Blunt,
llavnnn, II Brigham; Kate Walker, Sullivan,
Point Pttrr, Buck n Co.
sLOOP- Warren, stsc-, for New u,ven d
The sun., 1862-01-18

GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
VI s,le-The corner store, house and lot, No. 43
irpnd u, corner of Second, WilliAnsburgh. In
lniro on tie premises. dSl 2iAc'llO
HOUSE FOR SALE At A BARGAINS
story brick, II rooms, lot 20 eot deep, ON North
.lh II, l25 feet west Of First q, Willinmsburgh;
rents for $50 month; good title; uI exchange. Iu-
qrdrc At 10 Joy u, Brooklyn. Iyl7 G'ilG
The sun., 1862-01-18
INSURANCE.

HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
- count ~ Brrk,yu, aui III Br"l'lwty, New
NOrk.--Mutu1l, with cash capital Of SllJ, uO inc
class busd7 lhd mort sIg,-.
W WALTER 5. GRIFFITH, Prost.
GEO G. RIPLEY, Sr,'y.
az Tli- Company has AL uptrl pricplu intend
ci t. prevent the lapse of nuy policy AMI h. secure
l. the assured la every case tl tie assurance which
their payments will provide iYr, Our members ucei
not aIrIohrui, Therefore, that their inability IN pay
the premium at Any uuue time viii involve The
luss 90. wt1t they have paid,
Our prospectus md other publications will be sent
grltu'tuutIy to a. Wh.tt.ur H.
G..d Agents wanted, aud 3, 40 hc treated ON the
mot lib,rul terms. jll1 ill ie3'uOO
The sun., 1862-01-18
MARINR INrRLLIGsNCK.

The r,hr Mechanic, of Ellsworth, sailed fro.a
neton DE, - ior Ellsworth, No, haVini, ot hoaria
crew ot men and passengers. Night OF Dec "a,
un Mnnhrgpn, took u gale from W, AMI w,ia drfy-
en- {, lat ~ T. Jan iri, hal nnuiher gallo AMI wns
Llovn t. 1T - %. long 10 20, when Tho re and
main tigriuR parted and the ,cA-e strun,: alcak -
Jan {, was spoken by the Jrg 5thleller, who took
uh un hoard.
The sun., 1862-01-18

guration Of paper money system for the goverrS
ment has no doubt mainly proceeded from the
clgues Of the market largely Interested In q rin1,
and II was through rapid imitation that they hoped
70 run prices 10 an eNtravsgRnt heght realiEin0
handsDme profit on their purchases made on the eve
n the suspension Of the banks Thoir favorite heosw
has been that the advance In stocks would keep pefa
with the depreciation Of the currency, sud much
higher price@ were predicted upon the imuedisas
emission VI $780, 10000 Demand notes. 4, Is there
i,re source Of congratuln,on that the schenss of
tncse recke Operators have been overturned By the
secDd th0nght Il the Secretary of the Treasury, a-
though Ve are M, s,re that Mr. Chase has been -
any TINE unqualiheiiy in favor Of such large and
loose isfne oi paper "A has been represented.
The money market IA without change Sterling
exchange IA qno,ed 1i2siisH for bankers ss "a
days and q vcfy moderate denard. Odd f- duIf.
aud iha2 per cent, the quota,on. The slack de-
nand f'r gold may he attributed In arest rnea~ura
e. ,he abandonment, of the po per money sobens be-
ftc C"ngrc.s. It IL quite likely, however. tha, ths
rate WI remain 1t about y per cent. for the pre-
sent.
The o'nt Boards " the Delaware and Raritan
Canal, and the Camden and Aniboy Htlroa1 and
transportation Companies have declared div denf
4 > per cent, payable Jan 2lst the Atlantic md
Ohio Telegraph Co, of Phisiehhia, have made the
u-ial quarterly dividend of dollar per share I;
the Lsnox Firc Insurance Co., semi-annuh divi-
deni II 4 rer cent, payable on demand
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st1cts are again l.wor t'lay with less doing. Tie
ireno D., the spec" at.ve share. is equal to lHGlE
per coat. G..crumcut skies were 5oi at 90 for the
coupon skies oG l--l, yesterdays lowest price, end
the registered down t. 80, I decline Missouri
s,xes advanced \, aud compared Will a7t evening,
ami Tcuuessc,s lroppcd n y per cent
The money article Of the Pu,r contains the follow
ing Just conclusions -
The important modification Of the financial mea-
ruieb before Congress has completely subyeTtsd the
Lculatr. ls o. the speCulntnrs uf the Stock Ex-
G hsn-e. 1Ay pressure IN Washington for the inau-
The sun., 1862-01-18

[tecker Street Prc-NyIerian Church, Wlr-
. ia I{leecker II ~, cor. Morton II, will de-
evehinl uf the Sabbath, tO discoursrS un
1t Things," " "The Things Hlrt t. he
|od," ctt. q Pct. III 1G.l Subject next
/ Evening. ~ va sllEDL AMI HADES,
H. examination of thr gu, stinn, "Wnat tni
| ire Heaven AMI Hpily" Scryiccs 10 COM
~ O'Clock. III
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,.h. Late Advent Mission Church.

III Il, between 81 amt 4th aNvu''--PreH'h-
brow ly the Pastor, I'D. g.. /. LminL, At
b., ~ y. m. strangers rr" cordially iu'l-
blend. Per-. us from % distance ,ru remain
|lapcl between services. All are welcome
\, free. i2s
The sun., 1862-01-18
Military NOTICES.


its wanted for the 9i Regt. Jackson Hcavy
V. CI. :. GRAHAM, Com'g, o. work guns
Niications. warm barracks, tno trntg good
Iati1ns, blankets aud handsome uniforms
Ii; ais tick cts issucd for the relief " ',mics,
y ing the roll.
n T. CAPTAIN !. ROTHER, pol B,wery, n
H. Hal, cor Mcsscrple and Jones IT, viii.
i .gh: 9th ave, cor 18th Il. Brooklyn; ur u le
|st, n. y, t. JAS. ;. NEWKlRK. Jyl5 G'lW