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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
M. III. AI.LARDI.

Attorney Mt Law. Agent for Germania Fire Insur-
ance Company Of New York; OF the Hanover Fire
and Marine Insurance Company Of New York,
European Bankers aud Forwarding Merchants.--
Ps1-P Particular attention paid to the prosecution
of Soldiers Claims Office in Buena Vista Block
(City Clerks 0nice) East Saginaw, Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
OBITUARY.


At special communication of Saginaw Lodge
No. ". +. A NJ, held at their Lodge Room,
Thursday, December 4, A. L. 5s62. Bros. J W.
Toms, J. S. Estabrook and Geo 4. Lewis were APP
pointed committee to draft rcsolut tons expressive
Of the feeling Of the Lodge upon the death Of our
late brother, JOHN S. PARKE, member of Mt
Clemens Lodge No 6.
Tho Committee. through their chairman, reported
the following preamble and resolutions, which we're
unanimously adopted:
W. BARLOW, w.M
w. q. DIETz, Seey
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Grand Master Of
Heaven to remove our late worthy brother JOHN
s. PARKE from his labors on earth TO the Granu
Lodge on high, and Whereas we would place upon
records memorial Of esteem for our late brother
which shall be rs enduring the as lodge itself There
fore,
Resoired, That by this dispensation Of the Su-
prcme Grand Master Of the Universe the Fraternity
has lost n cherished and worthy brother who
man and mason was worthy of our highest esteem
and the proudest honors Of masonry
Resoired. That by this affective event we are
again reminded Of the uncertainty Of life and of the
certainty Of Death and that il soleun duty TO
so live, that when our summons shall come may
be found ready.
Resoired, That we extend our heartfelt sympa-
thy to the family of the deceased IN their sad be-
revcment trusting that they may be consoled with
the reflection that good man has gone to his reward
Resoired Tint in token Of our esteem for late
brother will the usual badge Of mourning
and that copy OF these resolutions be spread upon
the records of the Lodge
Res0irsd, That the Secretary be instructed 10
furnish copy Ut the above duly atvsted 10 the fam
lily of the deceased and also to the papers published
in East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09

Vor Popni Kor Dei.n--Mr. Lin.
coin told the Chicago ministers that he
found much difficulty in ascertaining the
Divine will touching his duty in refer.
encc to slavery in the States. III the
voice of tho people is really the voice OF
God, as the Latin asserts, he may get
some light on the subject by taking "a
squint" at the late election RETURNS
Proviticnce Post.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
RUSSELL HOUSE,
Detroit. Michigan, 1892.

The undersigned, late Of the PArrEE HousE. St,
Joseph No. begs leave 10 call attention Of the trav
cling public to the fact that he is proprietor Of the
above House.
For elegance and comfort the RUSSELL HousE is
not surpassed by any Hotel in tho Western country.
II is superbly furnished, warmed by steam and
lighted with gas throughout 1t Is the largest Hotel
in Michigan, has the advantages OF pleasant, airy
location in the very heart Of the City.
Should you visit Detroit, please give me call.
nl3-4-ly l.. I. MINOR, Prop.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09

A Gauss OF COMPLAINT REMrvED.--In
some ofthe great cities aud towns the
-four dealers tell their customers that
they will warrant the article sold, il
they will use exclusively DeLand &
Co.'s Chemical Ssleratus, as they know
that white, light. pslatable biscuits can
be made from good -four, aud withou,
such the best -four makes inferior bread
Since the introduction of this Saleratus,
there is less complaint about the -four
say the dealers and We believe they
know.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came into the incloseurc Of the subscriber black
Mare, one white left hind foot, some fourtee hands
high, and about seven years old The owner is re-
auested to prove property pay charges and take her
away DANIEL COOLEY.
Blumhcid, Saginaw Co, Mich. Nov. IT, 1867
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
NEW YEARS BALL

On Now Years Eve, Wednesday, evening, Decem-
Der 81, 1862 ut A Strasburg's Washington Hall
East Saginaw
A General invitation is given Tickets so Cents.
A STRASBURG, Prop'r.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
Rail Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the second installment
Of FIVE per cent tho capital stock Of the Flint
Pore Marquette Railway Company has been ordered
and directed by the directors Of said company 10 DO
paid the Treasurer thereof before the second
day of January next by the several aud respective
stockholders. BY order Of the Directors,
WILLIAM ii. BRONSON.
sec'y and Treasurer.
Detroit November IL, 1862;
E .rE n 22-t Jan
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
COpARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

We hereby give notice that we have this day
socated with us in tho hardware business, Thomas
B. Spencer The firm will hereafter consist Of SAL
man Shaw, Sylvanus J. Reynolds Thomas d. spsn-
Ger, under tho firm now style of Shaw, Reynolds
Spencer. SHAW KEY oLDS
East saginaw, September 80, 1862,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09

A Western editor having published
long leader ON "Hcgs," rival paper
in the same village upbraids him for oo'
trudjug his family matters npon the pub
-,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09

Why is Henry Ward Beecher worse
than Brigham Youngg Because he
has married more women than he can
support and would like TO marry more.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09

DANCING CLAsses.--F. II. HumrH.
aEY. of Flint, wcllknowD aud popu
lar Professor Of Dancing, will visit this
city next week for the purpose of or
ganizng q cbiIdren's aud perhaps an
adult class, 10 the art.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
Christmas Ball.

On Christmas Eve. Dec. "a 1862, at A. Strassburg's
Washington Hall East Saginaw.
CHRISTMAS TREE
Win also be prepared for the occasion A general
invitation is given.
Ticksts 50 Cts.
A STRASBrRG Proprietor.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
Washington Hall.
A. sTRAsBURG. Proprietor.
East Saginaw, Mich.

At the above establishment the subscriber Offers
in the way Of ammuscmcnt unsurpassed
in this section. A Spacious Dancing Hall, Bowling
Alley, Pigeon Hole Table and ample facilities for
enjo Jment and recreation. Supper, Hall, and
Music furnished for private dancing parties at the
Hail. Eatabes Of choicest variety served up for din
ing or other parties.
A. sTRAsBURG, Proprietor.
East Saginaw, Dec. 8, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09
PRIvATEERS.

Tho following is that portion of the
report of the Secretary of tho Navy
which relates to
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-12-09

East Saginaw, Dec, 1862.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
LBERr MORTIMER oEITrIN CO.
Paintings, Statuary, Vases,

A LBERr MORTIMER GRIFFIN co, AyCTIoNEERs.
Magnificent Household Furniture,
Paintings, satuary, Vases,
Rosewood Drawing Room Suits,
Rosewood seven octave Pianoforte
Rosewood and Mahogany Chamber Furniture, &c &C.,
AZ pubic auction this day (Tuesday Feb at the elegant
ve story brown stone residence No as West Sixteenth
viz
Velvet Medallion Carpets Bronze and ormolu Chandeliers
Etegeres Centre Tables, Encognures, Cabinets, Lady
or Mork Table embroaered Lace cSrans superb Bronze
and Pier Mirrors, two full suits Drawing Room Furniture
covered in blue and gold and gold and brocael
&c Bronzes representing Hamlet Esmerada Crusaders &c
MAGNIFICENT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
oversrung bass, round corners made TO order 5000
Stool. Stool. Cover Ganersnry; Extension Table, sideboard.
Chairs, Clocks Engravngs Hats,and, rosewood aad
hogany Bureaus, Armore-a-Glace, Bcdsteads Hair Mat
tresses Feather Beds Bankes Rockers Sofas Chairs
ysred with halcloh Sofa B,dseads Commodes Toilet
wants partments. Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
N. B-Parties wishing to attend this sale take the Fifth
avenue and broadway Sixth and at
the Asor House St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels,
which Will bring them within few doors of the house.
corner OF Sixteenth street Competent persons win be in
charges.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

NrIss KATE FISHER Is PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE
N with managers Tor star engagements Her repertoire
consists of "The French Spy Cricket en- the Hearth
''Masks and ia es" Satan Paris" young American
Actress" .Green Bushes" "Onr CAL" Jennie Lind" In
Mis-; Fishrr Miss Fsrr s also prepared to negotiate
Room which has with unparalleled sue
has been pres nted, in Canain especially,
given ninety n,ch In esson Miss Fisher,
this entertainment in the Fren H. Italian and span
Having been reared In Cuba, Miss Fishers
songs Spanish particularly attractive, being the pec''-
songs people Of that island Mss Fisher pro-
vded with woocus and other means OF profess
siona in the Letter may be addressed
TO Chas. Thos. Parsoe, box 2 4l4 POST Office.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

yVANTED-A WIFE BY A DIsAGREEABLE CROSS
w fellow, OF n or r. with money, credit nothing
Du. good aoss Any young ndy wishing to correspond with
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
SHIPPING.

NOTICE-THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHIL
~ adephia steamship GLASGOW. Capt Roskel. will
sail from New Yorfor Liverpool direct steamer
tomorrow Dispatches will be received morning
at the Company olce, Is Broadway
J.. q. DALE Agent.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

UIERRMANN THE GREAT PREsTIDIaITATEUR
III win in Albany jan 81 Iroy Feb q & ,ssn~
TO Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati Louisville b. AouS
n nd Chicago
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

DALAcE GARDEN MUSIC HALL TO LEASE yeR
teenth street
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

HENRY LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II. LEEDS
IL Go. will sell at auction, Tuesday, February T.
III O'Clock ut the saesroom No % Nassau the Of
Broadway Jewller These goods consist the very
description OF Jcwclry and manufactured for Broadway
sales viz :Damoad Crosses Earrings, Broo hes Watches
by Cooper NJ. Tobias yoseph Jchns0n Duplex and Lever
Watches, Cronomcts In c heen gold gents
Fob Chains Ladies' Chatclenes solid sterling Silver Ware,
Knives 10 Is and Spoons line Gold Suits solid Gold Thin
bles Silver Napkin Knss and Fiu Knives, Silver Salt Co
lars sterling Sv Watches, Scgar Cases Gard Cases. Gold
Bracelets ladies' and gentlemen single stone and cus
Rings, &c Among the articles is magnificent Diamond
containing eleven elegant large hrlants appraised s
5000 The entire stock is To be rbsoGey sold ' tho high'
bidder wi regard TO st, Of opportunity TO
cure jewclry ut very moderate prices.
Immediately after the IL OF Jewelry 30 superior hr
class Ros Heed and trimmed. made for Broadway sales
sting Wolf, Gray Fox, Recon and Genet Back and
Lap Robes; also an assortment OF Gents Collars and
GlnYeS.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

M MERWIN, AUCTIONEER.
"A. BY BANGS, MERwIN CO., Irving Buildings, 5s4
and 500 Broadway
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Feb. o, at 4 o'clock,
PRIVATE LAW Neutrality-suspicious. complete sets Of
State Courts, Statute Laws, Dgess Commentaries, Trea-
tises, &c. Also variety of
VALUABLE STANDARD WORKS
In miscellaneous ieraure and also mahogany Office Desk
and two black walnut Chairs.
8. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER.-SIX HUNDRED
a. cases Boots Shoes and Brogans at auction by RICH
ARDS WHITING on "Wednesday, February s, AZ l0,s
O'Clock at store III C0rtand street, comprising all varieties
OF seasonabe goods which invite the attention OF city
and country tealers Catalogues morning of SALE
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
IJENRy u. HEETS JR., AUCTIONEER
IL MORTGAGE SALE-HOi Ell FURNITURE.
On Tuesday feb. 4, at lOl, o'clock,
AT BLOCKS HOTEL, NO l0i LEONARD STREET,


HENRY WOOD co. VIII sell ~ gbovc the entire fur
nTe OF said house, consisting OF Brussels and Ing ain Car
Lcts, Oicail mahosany and walnut Sofas Chairs Tables
Couchcs Belstcads bureaus, Wass ands Comnoic PIer
Mirrors SECRETARIES Clocks Gas Fixtures, fin German Down
and Fcath Beds Piov VS. Uo:tcrs Hair Mlrcsss, Bed
ding Blankets Quilts China. Glassware, Dining Tables g.,
together VITA the usual assor eni o. Kitchen Furnituc,
with which the sale will commerce. Terms cash. BY ortcr
of ATTORNEY Tor MORTGAGE.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
GEORGE COOK, AUGTIoNEER; .

By GEO COOK, tbs day (Ta slayl, at II O'CLOCK AZ III
Broadway large stock Of class work. ss,ing
rosewood rarr Secretaries and Ergeres Paror Suits
Canter5u res Cen and Work Tables Library and Dining
Room riares. Beistcads, Bureaus, Wahsands Eaten.
sion Tables, Buicts Lounges Chairs &c Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

1nE BOWERY, NEAN BROOME HTREET.-MADANE
lOO wIDGEk, Clarvoyanl and gifted Spanish LADY, IN.
wells the my sercs ~ fuurly love, absent friends
sickness presrbes medicines for all Diseases tells lucky
numbers, properly lost or stvlen, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04
TrEypy n uERrs. JR.. AucTIoyEER
TUENRy r. HERTs tR, ArCT1oNEER; .,,,
IL sHERiFf's SALE; WEAVING AffA"Eh AMI

HENRY WOOD 4 CO will sell, on Wednesday, Feori' ary Y,
Al III O'Clock at their salcsfooms $50 Broadway vc nuns
iadies aud gentlemen's Wearing Apparel. aud Two wax
Figures boy and gr, chy dressed sasc& & or show MN
dows. by order. JA"f? biS.,,; -a
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

--ono..' - - - coI,s>N(.N,s~
citation Will be held at Treanors Dancing Academy
Northwest corner OF Thirty street and Broadway
Thursday evening" February Tickets ST. To be had at
the door.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

nAvID d. EGAN, ,AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS
day. a. 433 q nal street. ut oc ocx large quantity Of
Crockery CANA Glass, & Also Piano and Stool! Bureaus.
Dining and Extension Tables Irn and other Btdsteads,
Chairs SOFAS ard Bed Lounges Silver Plated csters on
boarding hon removed fer convenience of sale. Rain
shine,
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

r AIDES ART SCHOOL, s63 BROADWAY, NEAR UNION
IL squareCourse OF Anatomical Lectures with drawings
the skel ton, mannken, human fgure DC, afordnf
ample facilities for ladies' tn obtain thorough knowledge Of
ann,ony essential for artist Ladies invited 10 at
Days OF lectures Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

IA broker, makes liberal advances on Almonds Watches,
Jewelry buys them at full value his private Office,
66 Nassau street. No. up staigs Business conAden-
tal.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-GEO. @. HAYDOCK, AUCTION
"A Trade sale Of Earthenware and Flint Ga iswaFGn "a
O'clock at lis lOi Liberty street, 50 crates White Gra
mite and Common Ware 400 packages Flint Glassware lo
packages Lamps, Pegs, Chlmncys, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

NRAND FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL.
" AN IMMENSE AFFAIR ON ICE,
AT THE UNION SKATING POND,
WILLIAMSBURG.
In consequence of the sudden fall Of snow which pre-.
vented the carnival taking place. the ladies and gentlemen
having hired dresses Of Mr. Williams costumer viii please
reain the till the rst fine night. which occasion
the affair will take place Flags, Wigs Masks and Domi-
hire at f04 Broome opposite Centre Market
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

TOHN II. BURLEY AUCrONEER, WILL SELL THIS
81 day vt ococ at 4t Canal street large assortment
Of marc top other B, neds,csds, Char' Exicn
Centre and other Tables; Sofa, SOFA Beds, Wer rob
Hat Racks Wsshstants Pier and other Gasps, one hne
Cames lia Shawl cost 800; Brussels Tarccpy aud other
quantity second hand Diclohs, hair and uter
Mattresses Feather Beis, Bed ling, Pcu,es Toilet War;.
Comfort, BanStts Glass Earthen and ki hen Ware, to
be sold without rccsvc also the contents OF aslocncas
iara Gl1nL. Inn -an. An
The New York herald., 1862-02-04

A UCTIoN. SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASS.
"A HENRY q. EVANS viii sell, on Tuesday, Feb. T. al
10 O'Clock IS Maiden lane, In lot to suit dealers prime
Granite ali kinds Of common
Glassware &C. Sale positive and goods we'll packed fol-
shipping.
, 1862-10-07

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune-1
SPRINGFIELD, October s. 1861.
II the 10Th district on the 26ta OF last
north, Hon. 8. W Moulton sent An invitation
10 Hon. a. L. Knapp, tory candidate, to meet
hin, on the stump and diseusss the Issues OF
tho day. Up to the Sd inst, Knapp had not
replied to this Invitation. This is the dodge
10 he resortgd all through the State. In the
s:ro, & Union districts tie tories dare not meet
the issue.
Jas. C. Allen, t.1y candidate for Congress
ut large, has commenced his canvass in Egypt
By dec}s1irg himself an anti-war man. He
publicly promises that it elected the people
will have peace and good times again in less
than six months. Up north he will probably
be for the war on conditions. BTne court
bouse at this place Is crowded to hear Hon.
Leonard SWEET, Tonight who Is making a
very able speech upon national affairs.
Col. FoE's regiment, the 115th, at Jackson
vile, left for Cincinnati to-day
The grand lodge Of free and accepted mt
sons for the Slate Of Illinois. meets in this
city Tomorrow A1arge number Of delegates
from all parts of the State are here.
The 124t1 regiment, Col Sloan, left Camp
Butlsr for Cincinnati to day
Lieut. GOV Hoffman has ordered Col. Vii
rams, sanitary commissioner, to proceed to
the Sonth with sanitary stores, aids, &C., te
The relief Of the wounded Illinois soldiers o.
the battle near Cor1nth.
TIE auditors official bank statement ex
hibits circulation OF S5o6 .795, and sscuritie:
to the amount OF $500 ,6S4.
T. E. Worcester, of Greene county, ha
hcen nominated By the Democrats Of th'
| Sixth Senatorial District for the State Senate
His opponents were 4. g. Burr and Josia1
| woodward. The vote stood Worcester 81
Burr 4, woodward 2. The Democrats @
Calhoun county have renominated Thos. c
| Kecytr tor the lower house.
, 1862-10-07

r. cI The tory papers in this city arc try
:ng to make disturbance about a few con-
.ra1,anls that have reached Cairo. A.
soon as our army begins to move forward,
ind regain lost ground, the exodus Of the
eottrabards Will cease Those who have
cou;e into the State accompanied the army
Is it fell back towards the Ohio, and wcro
sent across the river to prevent them from
falling into the hands Of the rebels.
lii curious fact that three-fourths Of
all the contrabands that have reached Cairo
ave been hired by the Democratic farm
'ers Of Southern Illinois, who eagerly gra',
1or them, such is the urgent demand FIR
s1ahorers 10 save the crops. The immense
number Of men TINT have gone to the
army has left the farmers destitute Of help.
and tens Of millions of bushels of corn
are in danger Of being lost for want Of
Iands to husk it. The tory papers will
discover that they have walked up :l,s
wrong customers when they pitch into tic
Democratic farmers Of Esypt.
, 1862-10-07
Int ERESTING FROM RICHMOND
Depression amd Apprehension in
the Rebel Capitol.
Resolutions in the Virginia LeSfsIa-
turc ON the Presidents RFoEIau1a.

Resolutions in the Virginia LegfsIa-
turc ON the Presidents ProCIau1a.
t1on.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The Richmond pa-
pers of Saturday are received. TIE Examiner
says Congress again indicates IN adjournment
coincident With q feeling Of depression aud
apprehension In the public mind. The gen
era1 acquiescence In the executive manage
hitter fruits. A close, Vlgilant aud firm per-
torrance Of congressional duties Is as much
demanded by the public eHge1cies as . firm
end beld control OF the army.
l. resolution has been adopted in the rebel
Senate for the appointment OF committee OF
thirteen to take testimony relative to the
eutrages committed BY the Yankees. Tue
evidence is to be collected and preserved Ia
permanent and credttao1e form, In order that
the truth Of history may be yindicated and
the perpetrators Of the o1trages delivered up
to the Just indignation OF present aud future
generations.
According to the debates aud reports Of tue
rebel Congress. the post Office department is
not eelf.sustaining,
A bill has been introduced to guard against
forging counterteits Of treasury notes. The
bill provides that If such counterfeit notes are
introduced by officers and soldiers and others
Of the United States, the offender shall be
deemed guilty Of hlony and suffer death, OF
| Of conviction in eay military court.
An act Was passed authorizing the mauufac.
iuIC 01 aAueS Ru0 C4oFI4lE 10f TUE army VI Tie
| con1ede1acy. It provides for bringing into the
| country, duty ire, cards, card cloths, ia
t. chinery and at other articles necessary.
L A joint resolution had been adopted by ths
Virginia legislature providing that no persor
within that State shall be tried or Imprisoned
tor driving therefrom or putting to death b1
any means, any pereon found On that sol
aiding or abetting, or in any other way giviui
effect in that State Or Its borders, to the law
less and flendish proclamation of the presi
dent to Gberate the slaves.
The plumber Of sick and wounded pa-ofe
By the United States cavalry at Warrentou
ecent]y, Is 8i1. A large minority we're no
equ1red to take an oath or sign In writing
hence the papers say they cannot be consid
cred as paroled.
The railroad bridge oFer the Rappahannoc
wes completed on Wednesday, and the loce
motives Hero'' and "0ld Ace" aad faa
others. were subsequently brought safely Owe
from the rebels, together With large quaz
; tity Of rolit stock, &c Three Of The ioct
i motives captured by the rebels from Us wel
| in good order, while the Others need repair
Ihe STATE Of Mississippi and that part
Louisiana cast Of the siver Is announced as
: separate military department. to be uud
: clarge-of Maj. Gen. Pembe'ton-
J., FoRrREss MONROE, Oct. 5.-The steampo
, 1862-10-07
FEE ss<<::T3 SO. t4ebUsS.
lmportan: News from Southwest
Missouri.
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t"eesas ''s'" ac n"t'"ips Pst'lcoa7Es VI
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'n .Aenuat i's'' 1ealnics tnat taere was
F'nei "'rcc, ln'asae u os aeoue oop s1fonS
~ He.o"'a. een1 a'ou' WV 'eeeFhi lsoot's
*'''oa' A'o 'h1an''s anu oalanee casalry-uaaeF
cea 1'a1'o 0! ila)'r VI tne 9tn Wisconsin,
"bo5c name We old not learn, TO drive them
oNt. IAcy charged into Ne"ton'a on Tues
day morning ard found the rebels had been
hca'iiy reinforced, having force estimatea
1t '.ooo' with FIX pieces OF artillery. Our
nen CT course had to get out as best tteE
conle, tfc 1b1an'ry hghhag them hand t9
aanu lor tnree-quas1er OF an nour, al tRey
'en oaek OUT ot Ne"ton1a-
+ II sa'o 1hat II toe Feoets had managed
VIII, 'uef "o"lo nave captured tne 1eaefa'
troops, haSlng nearly surrounded them vice.
company Ii o1 the hahsas oth cavalry about
for'y strong, were surrounded. but drew their
"a res ana cut toc'1 way Out. 1ne federal
troops LEU oach aoou' tarse nflles, followed oy
1he reoefs. "hen the 1ornes met reinforce
mert OF about ooo cavalry and four pieces Of
artillery, making ten in al, and, In turn, drove
1he rebels back into Ne"tonla. A coasidera-
ii m r1h fh3.