davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
Ilililarn Notlces.
.snAL AsAaarAerrR.. $50 or $500.

GryyRAL HEApqrAarER. srArr OF SEw.YoRx.
spIvTaSr.OENEKALs OFFICE, ALHASY. Nov %, $50
General Orders, No. SS.-ln accordance With essse,
h .see.cy lie Cio,sror las desgused lay Or VII 81
the rope are recommended abstain ron te'r og5rAry
N ss aud il their accustomed places Of worship "a
e their dependence Almighty God Glc 70
del hanks for the benefits lie has bestowed on them.
0a such Al gee,sp, made a9g..y Interesting rom Ike
momoloas eyenis hich Ags ,ranspiug @e should M Jr'
set those OF ou citizens whom the omsy day Of Insn as
sng V find away from their homes and hresde' ana 'nS
c'i,l G Gru.s, perhaps IL the shock CT battle I.
Ihs Ley may wherever pEaeticae nnle IN Proper GU
s.ryarce ofhsd Il T. ordered that lie command g oteers
Of mens from this State ro~ N ss5lce ana th, IL
ssnksryi Proc TO be read before tneT assetnord
rnusnds and thu, such other Ani eQpopnte cersen'es
30 observed tie eHgeneies OF tue service VIII permit
Nv order of the Coilullndorin Chief.
- ~ THO HILLHOUSE. Adjusnt General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
The Atlantic Monthly
FOR
DECEMBER, 1862,
is PUBLISHED TINS DAY.

LIST OF CONTENTS
THE PROCESSION or TIE FLOWERS BY w.
HIcGNsOS
ONE OF MY CLIENTS
THE CUMBERLAND BY H. W. LoSGYgLIow.
TIE FOSSIL MAN. BY CHARLES L. BRACE
LIFE IN THE OPEN AIR by THEODORE WINTHROP.
a WOMAN BY Kosg IEKRT .L
ABOUT WARWICK. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
LYRICS OF TIE STREET BY JULIA wAAD HOWE
Ml ANIELL.
Ny AUNT AFTER THE CAPTAIN" By o. W.
HGLwRs
WAITING.
REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
pfice Of the Number % cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

CDNAiisslOJ have estabs ned OFFICE OF lStOh-
NATION In regard oateLsi the Hospitals OF the Dis.
nc, of Columbia and Of Frederick City, Masysnd bya
rer e 20 books which corrected daily answer e.ns
ler ordinary ceuatAnees os gwen oy 'esuE mai w ~"
10 lO2 ing que t.ons; a.. n..,,.
Isl l. giving name aud regiment. at present In the h0sPr
t.la of the District or OF frvde.lcA thy
ESQ what /, his Ugirsr ndGges3i
ID. What 10 the OF tie Surgeon or ShsP'AH " 49,
hospital .. r,l, Aseu In
al IL no. 10 hospital at present has ne reeeh'' ''e
5,n II so did he die In hospital. and at what das
9Th. Nreceniiy discharged ;sem ho'P"A' was Nv sS~
from servieel ,,,,
The Com mission prepared also W 'uinen 1900.
Am =, 10 IN. condition Of any patsn nsnea Ni
60, -. sn,I request 10 10 40 from an omeef o.
r oas of the directory will oe open dsiy rom . o'os
a M 10 oeloe D. w. '"N
hot o 20 he r,secsbe the duty here undertaken locally
,oI.,ou viii We eXtsnded 10 include AZ Le senera
by TIE Soui .n,,n.,rv FRED LAW OLNSltD, a
hospNaN 1" '"'N General Secretary.
Adam, uou.e. No "a FIST. Washington. ID. e.
-,,r,I,ns 500 Bounty. and Pay Procured and Cob
"a for soldiers Sailors, sud the Relatives oil suca % are
deceased y NSFrrLEToN. GILBERT { CAMP
At their Collection Office,
No III Broadway Trinity Buildingl, New'York.
For ali business done alteI this date, charges will DO
Po collecting Soldiers and Sailors Pay. less ,hsn $50 IN
nount = when $50 in amount Y PEI cant tbs
Fr collecting Arrears Of Psy aud 800 Bounty FOR relatives
OF deceased Soldiers. p pet cent.
For procu ring Pensons-The Government Zee. as
send nc.eas cent stamp. lea ear Beck sf'n'~asos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

ALDgRNAEIc NoS'N.sIOs THE TwENrr-FiRsr
ArDJsmss Dennis last nsht received the nomination 81
People. Uoion aud q tho Republican Assoc.-on, To-
.Ais-.-.- oil tie 1wenty.iIst WuA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
FROM WASHINGTON.


TIE EMANCIPATION POLICY.
THE BENEFITS or rAl: RECENT RAINS
The Recent News from Mexico
The Mexican People Undismayed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

POst-Office Notice.-Tho Mail, ter GREAT BRITAIN
aud tts CONTINENT via South lmp'on aud Bremen per
steamer NEW-YOkk. and for IRELAND via Qneeustosyn
per steamer CITY OF BALTIMORE viii close AZ tbs Once
on SATURDAY. to I'D Day O. noysmoer Q, IOi clock
H. snd a! the Uptown Stations follows. Stations
and Is. S.45 Stations snd d. 9;2O Station t.
.O5 al H. Stations and q, o'clock m.
ABRAM WAKEMAS. Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
Good. P,esl and Shipped to III arts Of the World.
pr. j. ". sichenck,
on DHII,ADEIDHIA.

VIII visit NEW-YORR CITY. Professionally every NON
DAY rom . T. NJ. TO p His Rooms are At No .;
BONDsr III. numerous patients and all afflicted with
Coas C1iI Consumption or any Lung q bronchial Alice
ti1ns sre invited 20 call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
slOO,OoO worth Of
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
A
COST


Nos % and 3lj ir.t Horia-wes, O. Bfosiway.
Wi eel lie whole % theft s1rer1 stock Of CaDue' Forn
tur .. co. 20 reduce soct inside Of he yeT3 test well
..4 n.1 collected ;ultcil o. The le. WcrSleu IN the
country n iheir shor unde the ervon OF TIE
Cra mhose equation excellence " .aagact.re mas
naen establish Il ~ years.
ed,P,eaci and Shipped 70 ~ Parts OF the World.
gs.ytre OF the Norta.E lsters.-Saye Goal. Car.
,e's aud Doctors Bills bfoWNES METAlLlC
WEATHER STRIPS exclude cold, snew, and dust from
doors aus vriows o. every description For circular, adj
l-... MErALLIC WEATHER STRIP COAPANf No.
!is Hrsaivsy. corner Of Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR RESISTANCE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
rbe United states Tax Law,

NOW READY ia pElpals- Of - I2se,. on Ane, white
paper Beside th- bill which wod Tor word n accordance
:.n the original text append 70 Aphshe.ical ices
pton every article 20 be taxed by the law and the
mount OF tee be levied thereon THIS renders -
coupe. e aud convenient I. il possible ona2e II.
Price ceats posipai1 pei 20 II seG by express 81
per 100 II - mai. Adllss1 THE TRIBUNE. hew-l0rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

Il
BEGINNING or 4 MEN VOLUME
The number for January 1868. begins TO
ELEVENTH VOLUME or THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
from toe commencement in 1854, tEe ATLANTIC has rap
lily increased H. circulation. aud has le arsest ase
Vi is beginning yesrs ago. IT, prosperity
steadily luglents ed II continues, amid s the ucoe ne
ger. nclent national cI gain ground In
tie es.I4aion Of the pu0ic. At pregnant With
Vita particular tie Publishers aud EDITORS DO not deem
ssry promise tst les pages will irom
the Aons. paas OF loyal patriotism aud universal freedom
rs opinions have been on The side OF Liberty frog
and Right and tue course first adopted In us esIy CO.
IseT vii ever be faithfully maintained.
THE STAFF OF WRITER'S regularly contributing 10 th1
ATLANTIC MOsTHLY omOrsces many Of the best known au-
thor, in American literature sni hs Publishers II
promising 70 it, readers
The Best ESSAYS.
TIE BEST STORIES
THE BEST POEMS.
which American talen; can furnish
LIST OF REGULAR CONTRIBUTORS.
In Prose aud Poetry the Atia1c" Stat Of Writers IL 1u
equaed The following authors still among tie segild
c.nLnbg.ogs
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, Jony g. WHITTIER.
IorIs AGsseII, BAYluD TAYIoE.
RALPH WALDO FxYEsOs, oEoEGg s. IL LLARD,
aArnAsiEL bAwI HORNE, Ars. RI. b Srows
L. ~. AIGClSsON. "IAE CoUSTRY PARs0N."
AUTHOR Msrgrs; Howsh." DosE rsHer,
OLIVER ". HJLNEs, EAgRisf T.. PRzscOTr.
The ATLLNI-C's is. OF Contributors include. msny q
tho LEADING WATERS or AhEkltA
TEaxs-The ATLANTIC Il for sale by all Book and
Periodical Dssers Price - number Subscription
or the year postage a.d Yearly subscriptions received
Of -.Hs nsa.De.s supplied b. any taes OF by tho faS
shers -
Specimen paabeEs appciiion to the rub
iyDrceNRNr, voR SUBSCRIBING Ls;- Of premiums 60.
furnished ou app 'i.ation th. publsheGA
llIhNOR 81 FIELDS. Publishers.
SO. $50 W sshiDgton-s'., Boston. Mast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
WASHINGTON. Friday, Nov. 81. 1862.


length in it, not only in regard 10 the military
Proclamation OF Emancipation in the dsloyal States,
but in relation to bis gradual Emancipation policy in
the Border Slave States. 1t is said that the message
viii be unusually long, and that it will be furnished
TO the afternoon papers Of the country on Monday,
the lst day Of December.
MAILS FOR OUR CRUISERS.
The steamer Blackstone, chartered by the Govern
ment, will convey mails TO the squadrons of Rear
Admirsis Lardner, Dupont, and Wilkes, leaving
Nev-York on the 2Jth inst. Acting Master Smith
has been ordered to that vessel to take charge Of
the naval stores and attend TO their delivery at the
points at which her captain will be instructed to
stop.
COMMITMENT or THE CHlPPEWAs.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs Mr.. Dole
to-day received letter from the Assistant Secretary
Of the Interior Mr.. Usher) dated st. Paul, in which
he says "there is no prospect whatever of any diff
cuies with the Chippewa Indians, as was some
time ago spprehended." The head chief of that
tribe says they "bave no complaint have enough
10 eat are coutented and happy
NAVAL ORDERS.
Lieut.. F. NJ. Bunce has been detached from the
Pcnobscot and ordered to the Pawnee. Leut.-Con.
Maxwell has been detached from the Pawnee aud
ordered 10 The Juniata. Lieut.. Com. Robert Brad
ford las been detached fOm tie Juniata and awaits
orders. Lieut.. II. Is. Sicily has been ordered 10 the
Narraggn.et; Pacific Squadron. WIN. Longshofe
IT,, hes been appointed AssistAai.Surgeon. Lieut.
TecCmseh Steele has been ordered 10 the s;eam-soop
Lancas,er, Pacific Squadron. Leut..Com. william
X. Mayo has been detached from the Houtatolic
and ordered 70 the command Of tie gunbosl Kama
VIVA. Lieu..-Com. j. Young he's been detached
from the Povha,sn anl ordered 70 the command q
the guubost Cayuga. Lieuts. Edward a. Walker
AID G.. W. Hayward have been ordered 10 iheS south
Atlantic Dloc1ad.ag Squadron. Licut.-Com. Fe0iler
and Com. Fair AZ have heen detached from the Suo-
boat Cayusa Ard ordered 20 return North.
THE POSTAL CURRENCY.
The National Bank Note Company is now doliy'
ering daily 10000 Of postal currency.
CAPTr:E or A rRiZE.
On the 18th inrt. tie L. ). steamer Oetorara cap
tured of tie Little Rahsma Bank the Rebel
schooner Alias Reed, laden With iurpcninc, rosin,
ana a few bales OF Sea Is.aud Cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

Tile Madison Journal presents in the following
table the votes Of the Wisconsin soldiers go far as re-
ceiyed:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
rg.sEsrig1;D.

crFv1vs -RtrI-u s.ri.girl. Nast on Talal.
Now 10 TO- nev gfan., Iiaany. 81. G'3.se ,. &.
a.0us g.. So. Lala ID Ball.
r.-gr,-..-----E-r.z-.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
United states In,crnn, Revenue.

Fish Co lection Dis,rici-sevenih Tenth, Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Wards City OF Newiork Office of the A''es
No. SOB broadway -,
be books Of this District containing the iist
aud s.ous made AM taken vi HE sad Dn
ict vii De open for unson daily except sunday b.
tgesn the hours Of and p from the lut t. and IN
cadng 15h day Of Noyeuoer 1907 at the Assessors
OF ce No. SO BrssawaJ.
TIE Assessor f5r hs District viii hear appeals relative to
any erroneous valuation enumeration hy The
Artu Assessors grsla be saii 2.h Of November 70 and
Including he 29h DAY OF Sovcmbe 1902 ut the above once.
batmoe he hours ~ and All appeals TO the Asssssos
Aforesaid hal be in writing .ud .aa spey the Parsgun
iusr mater thing respecting whch econ is rec est
Cd i.d Il % moreover sio.e ground principle OF inc
a.. 7 Is comDaiur1 oL--New-fors. nov. 2, 1857.
Go. +. FELLOWS Assessor
There N nothing superior 20 Van Deusrn's
r. NF~IkRON storing ssy and diseased isii ~ is
prsi.e .or -,yer tug the nsf from ang 90, aud pro.
raotiul NV growth For sale Nos lGS aud 20 broad
wsy, AID ~. 10 ait,u-si., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22

dMHeen.ts'y Nesting Of the NsWfHk s c sfh
>osyo OF ducaon corner OF Grand and Ensts. 90
pay Evening. Nov. "a at O'Clock. PROD sToDpAkD
NC. ., MaId seheoI No H. will read psgsr on E
ana Elements Of Success ia Life Mr.. Wm. Ja'
me, PAPER, Wan, in Common School System" hay
dcasn apon win Sss, At he lat meeting tho
All friends OF Education are invited to sttend.
by oiue' ADOLPH WERNER. Secretary.
Tho Rev: D.; Buck viii preach q, the Janes NJ T.
oath inst ct O'Clock p also At 10! a. ~ snd
III III. Sunday School at q aud p m Seats fres
Executive Committee OF the Republican Gen.
trail COpnstee.-A regular meeting Of this Committee
on moSpaY EvESSo NoV 81 s .Id G
func'ual attendance !: psisulSIly ,sq@s,sd
J. Hf =. % n. HSsr'T' sser''aris'
Fourth Councilmanic District.-Ths Delegates to
The lvth COaneilmsnie District comprising the Twelfth,
Ws.ds will meet at No. 40 itE,sy THIS lSsterds, EVEN
Il. r. WsKsvaS Secretary.
Of tho Peoples Union CITY Convention orc requested to meet
at h-.dqaarte.s. No. Unioasquare, THIS Saturday
CHARLES II. MARSHALL. President.
sAI ps Mr. :; ET n,2Dw,r Secretaries.
Republican Nominations.
With CouncmaLic District Jn 18th 10th and 18th Wards
AMOS s UiiAMBERLN
WILLIAM ATKINSON.
Republican Union Nomination.
For Alderman,
With Dstrici.
ALEX. II. kEECH.
Seventh Aldermanic District.
For Alderman,
WILLIAM GEONEY.
Nominated bJ the Ci.izcE's Association
ANDREW HCOGbASD, Chairman.
MERRIr WIcKHAM, sccretiry
Republican Union Convention
}. WILSON GREEN. Chairman.
~ D. THAyKR. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-22
WHEELER * WILSON'S SEwiNG-MAcHiNEs.
HIGHEST PREMIUM.
international Exhibition London, 1862.
Office. No. 5o5 BROADWAY. EewYork.
THE UNITED STATES TAX Law.

Office, No. so5 BROADWAY. Eew.York
THE UNITED STATES TAX Law.
Row READY in pGmphe. Of 80 pages. dne, white paper
Beside the bin which word for word accordance with
the original iext append to IL Alpnabecal Hecaptus'
Of the tax 70 be levied thereon This render II a. complies
and Convenient as 1t j. possible to make H. =.
Price cents postpaid; =. per o sent nv oTprei 70
per lOl Il by mail Address TiE TmBrys Ncw York
READER. you can nave an enduring, always
fnaY ard cabs Coin PgS exactly adapted to your hAni
and syl, Of writing which viii your writing vss,yenesp
than steel Pen. you II. cali on A. @oEros No p
Madensae. or ireios' stamp for cireaisr
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is THE BEST
and mo.! economical or laundry snd family being pSr
ticusry adapted Tor anre. and al kinds If wooea good
Manufactured and FOR fae by L. MoKoAsa soXs No 2i
Wa.Lingiou-,t srd 40. 80 No-i-'t.
ALSO, F,riLr, PALE, and No. soaps.
We would call the attention OF our readers to
tho ars and attractive sale Of ole'nt M,sHfs sTArUAaYo
BE- sold a. auciioa TnIs DAY ny r. D. LuDiCw Co. at 40.
80 broad~ay at II o'clock A. a.. cs'Aioeue' at sale
IMPORTANT AID 10 TIE NATIONAL CAUSE
Grover Il BAKzR'. new ock.sti,eh' l. s-h.no 30 wl
rsy reduce labor sind expense q clothing he Union
Army his rss improvement az ma hue' Of 'hesans
es,. befsf- made. Every taller and manufactured q Amy
CIothias should nave &. a, once. Proc $50
NoIIcE.-Dr. G. u. HAMMOND (nuthor of
Her,ou, Dshii'v Sel D.. Rgrrsssp from Franco. aud
Kayovsp hi. O-e No - East -tHst Ohc- hours IRON
io ~. o oJ a8d 4 evening
Doors AND SHOES FOX BOYS AID Urls
CtsrtFl T. gai-l 20 suf,y d. youus ca. rsr' VITA
tn reast .Te Of se' covering ~ svr'v dec ipton
AID ., she y.ry lows,l prices PARENTS M ho"r and
suos . ner ri fdr-n fou b. raceiraf stck his store
j. $780, 90 El..Iaay. bets .eG liza aud i.tl-sts.
AERATED BRTkD.-This pure wholesome, and
clearly irrsd BE- nd u s .rs9s;'ab- ISM s'ocef
si.fes oitrni ION zee h-ls,. co zero Latlr"e .."r
I'd s.nsf will meet ''i.h pg'ai't attention
CNrRRH--ijR. GOODiLE's CATARRH REM-
spi -asa-. - Tire rers .e' o. die ts1lr a ease. afd
.rtsminsfrs b. ard nFaurh frcr ~. aiud stsig
inf ttnrr.-t. Depot $40. tl2 tf.udr sy-
IHE PALMER AIM AND L.c.-b. FRANZ
na.eaa I'rrtE ODD r'rH,c' ks'0 '-e Ground f2oil
s. t. Also Phiadephia md Boston only housra OF tALSh
Go Ayo.d 3D. B. 'a4ton ~ c,4.iu. 90 tn In'eAiof'
BEAUTIFUL LIFG-LrKE PICTURES.
Crr',s te Ni's. 81 peg ip, Dugh'es 3 ~ ~ Se.'
s.'v,. r,r tered. a. 4. Lrvs SO - tas'lams' y +.
JErFIRs. No. So Broadway, where ne GENT
r Hfrg4s.fvlg bAfuoAAL bonl Tor ip'-s end ~ i4frn
made Nus gentle .lls nppei.in sieAt variety aa
nd 10 IsTlr ho. o.. Hfe.lnay
1-ll-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
The Michigan Fourteenth.
" psILANrl, Feb. "a, 1852

..s.e.s.'l 81 INSTANT, Feb. 81, 1862
FRIEND LEWIS: Dear Knowing
that you arc personally interested in the
welfare and movements of the brave
men who have volunteered to serve their
country during tho present troubles,
and believing that \ majority of your
readers are also Interested, venture to
address you this note, and will also
give you short sketch of what | have
seen and heard in the camp of the VOL.
VERNE l4th, at this place, where the
regiment is now quartered and awaiting
marching orders last August Col
Robert =. Sinclair, of Grand Rapids,
received authority from the War De.
partment to raise a regiment of Infantry
in this State It was at first thought
advisable to raise a regiment Of Irish
Americans, and consequently it was
announced that Col Sinclair was au.
thorized to raise an Irish Regiment. -
Experience proved that the better
course to adopt was to receive all those
who were willing to serve their country,
without regard to their previous nation.
atty. The 18th is therefore composed
of both native and adopted citizens,
each striving to outstrip the other in
their efforts to liecome good soldiers
Great credit i. due to the parties who
procured the quarters for this regiment.
Perhaps no regiment in Che U. ). ser
vice have ever been more comfortably
situated than the l4th.o The pri ates
and non-commissionel officers are quar-
tered in large four story brick block
The bu ldiug was built as block of
stores, with offices and ware rooms in
tho I'd and 81 stories, aud ball in the
4th story. The soldiers sleep ia hunks
arranged upon tho sides Of the rooms,
similar in construction to the berths of
a stcarner4-thoogh of cours, construct.
Cd only for temporary asc. The cook.
ing and dining rooms IRE in tho cellars
Tho regiment at fret laborcd under
msny Disadvantages The dash and
romance OF the Cavalry service attracted
"A lsrg, number cc rnep, a,a recruiting
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
THE ELECTION

lOn Monday, tho 81 inst, resulted in
a great triumph of tho Democracy but
not quite a browning triumph Still
amply sufficient TO give us renewed zeal
and hope for the future, Last year the
republicans carried tho election on
Mayor by ono hundred and fifty major.
ity, and this year only by 76-a reduc-
ton of one half--and they could not
have done that only by resort to one
Of the most unblushing tricks Of poht
ical iugglery to which bad cause ever
had recourse, or which was ever i'm.
posed upon an honest people; and, too,
which betrayS alike theutter restitution
Of merit and soundness in their cause,
and the unscrupulousness OF some of its
adherents. We alludc to their Bull
Run Stampede" on the ~, B, l.. c.
society--an organization purely social
and literary in its character, and which
numbered among its members some OF
tho most respectable Of our fellow-citi
zens some of whom are now in the
army helping to fight the battles of their
country. We have no time fot details
now Barely to mention single name
in this CONNECTION is sufiicient---a name
known TO this community az the enbod
iment of patriotism and Union Democ
racy We allude to our worthy and
gall ant young friend "Tom Morris,
Adjutant of Stockton's Regiment. We
hardly think 10 is engaged in a 'oOrk tn
object Of wl.ich is the destruction Of the gop
sramsnt. And yet this is boldly charged
upon him and his friends Ivy some o
those whom he has left behind him.
We repel such iuputations with The
indignation and contempt which they
deserve, and pronounce them false il
fact, base and cowardly in practice, anc
worthy only of the source from which
they emanated.
It gives US pleasure to mention The
election on the Democratic tckot of
James T. Brown, Treasurer; John Erd
Director of the Poor, and John H. El
sitfer, Supervisor LIST Ward. These
are checriug victories. ~ is1i. e''
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
For the /" Courier.
Yours truly,

''' For the v Courier
Mn EprroR' Dear Sr-When we penned our
little Indignation article protesting against and ex-
posing tho hypocrisy OF abolition dissointions's ID
reading homies on tho " Constitution" to Union
men, we had no idea Of producing such anutterng''
among the wounded abolition birds" Nor had
we any idea that we were indulging IN "epi,hets,"
and SLANG and low personal abuse" In making
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04

pose that temporary redoubts will be
used more extensively tbapsever on the
battl s,held, in,orderto shelterall troops
from the tremendous effects of ule new
.arIns until tue decisive lpo'nent of i'm.
mediate acton. Finally, nevdr more
will DO seen massive columns like that
Of Macdonald; but positions sill be
attacked by number OF converglng
columns, each formed Of one battalion
PLAYED on its centre division, and pre-.
cedej BY swarms Of sharp.shooters.-
Thisis the method advocated by Jomini,
the greatest expounder of military sci
ence, who says that in his long expert
encs he never saw an attack fail which
was made inithis manner. N
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
The Grade of sag naN---Dclcga-
tiOn from cleveland.

y delegation OF influential business
men from Cleveland have just visited
East Saginaw for tho purpose of in.
crcasing and ccmcnting the commercial
between the two citlcs.-
While NO admire and commend the
business activity shown Toy our sister
city of the lakes, we should prefer the
interests Of Saginaw to be more init.
mate with our own State th@n that Of
Ohio, and in fu'thcrancc of this object
woIld advise our business men to use
their best cndeavors to secure an unin.
terruptod railway communication be
tween this city and the Upper PENN
sula, which may be accomplished by
the building Of about thirteen miles OF
road from Holly to Flint. Saginaw il
making rapid strides towards assuming
q commercial Importance in the staple
articles pf lumber, salt aud fish, which
will be surpassed by no city on the
lakes. 1t is therefore highly important
that our merchants secure that trade
and we believe tho best manner to ac
complish this is to render the means OF
transportation easy, safe and cheap
Let our business men see to it'--Detroi,
Tribune, FEB. %.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-04
MORTGAGE SALE.


nEFAULT having been undo in tho condition Of
IL certain mortgage executed by Mariah Lemon,
Of Caledonia, Shiawassce County, Michigan, 10
James w. Hone, on the twcnty-sixlh day Of Dccom-
Der, 1860 aud duly recorded In the Registers Office
for the County Of Saginaw, the 3lst day OF
December, 1860, and the amount claimed 10 be due
on said mortgage at the date Of this notice being
sll072; and no proceeding or suit at law having
been insttuted 10 the debt secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof, notice is therefore
hereby given that shall forecose said mortgage by
a sale Of the premises therein described at public
auction TO the highest bidder, the 18th day OF
April 1862 at o'clock in tho afternoon Of said
day. At the front door Of the Saginaw County Court
House, in Saginaw City, (said Court House being
the place Tor holding the Circuit Court for Saginaw
County, in order TO pay the amount due on said
mortgage, with interest cost and expenses allowed
by law which premises are described A. follows.
towt; The south half Of the south west quarter ct
section number thrty-thrcc, Ia township number
eleven North Of range number ons East, also the
north half Of the north west quarter Of section number
four in township number ton North Of range number
ono East, containing In all one hundred and sixty
acres moro OF lees all in Saginaw County, State a
Michigan. JAMES w. HONE Mortgages.
McCunDy Il RAysAlE, Attys
Corunna. January Z2rd. 1862 n26-l3w