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Personal intelligence.

General Shields arrived 10 this cy from PHILADELPHIA
At Eve O'Clock yesterday morning. and stopping tie
Astur Ii He will probably remain here for a few
Gays recruit III hsa which has been considerably
sh,ered Of late by the great fatigue he has undergone
ant also by the wound In ono Of his arms
Ger eraI Fremont has been relieved from duty his
request, ard ia now stopping with his family at
Little Neck, Long bland.
Gov Sprssue. or Rhode Island left the Astor House
yes,sT day morning for Wa, hington.
Hon. william IT. Seward Gov. Morgan, Ihurloy Weed
ard Gem rails Shields and Baeknghim in consuita
tion during ths whole " yesterday mcrning The
eicmett created by the Simultaneous arrival # many
distinguished men this tine intense. Crowds 81
gentlemen anxious the Score airy state crowded
this passages and starcaEes Of tho House III visit
Mod admttance during the early part she
day. Mr. seward had givon orders that he 10 he
denied all who called during The morning business
OF great Importance consider ativD. In the
afternoon bs parlor was taroaLcd with Eoatlan4en
anxious 10 lssrn the latest news lie ini8rme! them
that Lo h q urivae dispatches corn ming the blii,n
Issued by the Secretary Il War at twelve OK yster
day AMI s,l later dispatches the sarne eject
lie 4 stated shst 10 could mt Ese details II 10 bad
sny. without conflicting with the regulations or ne
Secret rs ~ War. Pr. Seward seemed be IN FIRST
hea tn notwithstanding tie rrdrvus abrs IL has
pariormei f3rigg ths list Twelve mOnths Ha viii re
turn 10 WRsn.n ston a. Cay.
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

MEMPHIS, June %. 1867.
The Avalanche has been notified by tho Provost Mar
shall that an editorial published yesterday is excssdingly
that criticism the course Of military
officials cannot DO allowed and 10 warned not 70 repeat
the fence.
letter 10 the Grenada Apeal from Chattanooga the
10Th. says:-'we have direct news this morning that
tie enemy falling back before our advancing columns
from Powels Valley TO Big Creek Gap While this 10
going on Mitchell Is moving on our rear in tie vicinity OF
Battle creek, waiting to fail upon his lcey."
OF anairs In Arkansas, the appeal says that "the
rapid movements OF General Hindmans forces have al
most rid the state Of Curtis army and that they have
succeeded in driving him back 10 position within a
sh distance or the Missouri line. When informant
LETT they were still retreating.
AT election in this city on Thursday John Park the
Union candidate received 724 beirg all the votes cast
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WINTER GAnoEy.-Thc ectacuiar drama Of "Rob
Roy produced at this place last evening under the
direction OF Professor Andersen who~s rendition the
MAcGrsgor hos become famous. TIE house crowded.
IN every part and the performance afforded percca 81
tsfsction. The scenery good IL new the coe.
TUNES were correct, and the songs dances highly
entertaining. Mrs Gladstone mldo an excellent lie en-
MacGregor and tho part Of ranna Vernon was well sus
tanned by Miss Emily Thorns. Tho pisco will doubtless
have q "good rum
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that was caused by the act Of your military ana naeh
IN ling Nichos informed the Mayor. We war NOV ssnnss
defsncesss persons but agains those In open reosoa
against count y, and desire 70 limit our punsnmen'
10 Them bus may not always bs In our power 70 40 ~
Very respectfully your Obsdient servant,
b. @. FARRAGUr, Flag Omssr,
CpmmandinR West Gulf Blockading squadron
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Affairs at Manassas Junction.
ARREST OF REBEL SPY-wHIsKEY HUNTIN0-FA.
tai ACCIDENT TO A PEDLER.

MANASSAS, June 80, 1862.
Lieutenant Colonel in the rebel army, Of the name
Of Nichols, who has not yet resigned his commission
and declares he will not, to-day arrested in the garb
of pedle going from camp TO camp selling his
An old resident Of Brsntsvile says Nichols lawyer
before the Of the rebellion, but since
has been very active 10 raising troops to sht for
the cause Colonel Pierce holds him spy, and
TO be dealt with as such.
squadron OF cvalry went out again on liquor hunt
to-day and returned very successful having destroyed
large quantities found IN all sorts OF packages
Martin kanely, psdl r, was to-day thrown from his
wagon, ut Centreviie, and Instantly killed His remains
were brought TO Manassas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01
The Coming Fourth or July.

The resolution sppropria 10 sum OF eight thorsane
dollars for tie celebration of tho Fourth Of July wac
adopted in the Board OF Adcimea yesterday. The fo
lowing Joint special Committee OF the Common Council
was appointed 10 make tho arrangements -
Alderman Boole. Councilman Hazclton.
Alderman Mitchell. Cogucilnan Keeper.
Alderman Allen. Couhc Imam Jones.
Alderman Wlsh. Councilman 1rottcr.
Alderman Ottwell. Councilman Lent.
The COMMITTEES. was In sessi n yesterday arranginss
the preliminary details. They will meet sgsin at ten
O'Clock tins morning wbea tie oic ia pro. ramns wis
be drawn up
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Our Front Roya. Correspondence.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, June 20, 1S62
Importa: Military Coscrenc-Splendid Piece Of Engi
nesring, dc.
shieds' division are about to leave Yesterday
most lengthy and interesting conference took place be-
General Shields General Sigel and General Craw
ford, who il commanding the north bank. What
red Of course secret but aor General Shields
le't Gene al Crawfords tent General sigel remained
aiming the mans FIR some time.
Quite q 'epad piece Of engineering has just been
complete by Gene al Giaxtord's mmapd la tho way
q trestle bridge the Nothing could be
more complete or more specdiy accomplished.
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NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL
ARRIVAL OF THE TRANSPORT MAMMALS
AFFAIRS ON JAMES leland,
Co.. &C., 20.

Tho United States steam transport Nasansass CaptsR
usssgang arrived u shis port yesterday from Hilton
Head.
She brings ssvsnty.nvs passengers md NAIL
Annexed Is ss Of the passengers by the Natanss;--
JF Ashly, Cantain W. H. Bear, W. johnson, CApsais
Crouinshisld, J. H. Smith, Charles Landssr, B. b. Bar
nard, Major A. Watson, Henry H. Agsr. Mrn. CAptaf
Ely, Mrs WALDORF. Lieutenant o. h. Boyd, u. 8 9. 81
Captain +. J. Hunt, DR.. WALDORF. J. D. LAthrop Leo
Captain w. a. Dennis, U. s. C. s.; lieutenant g. Met
calf Lieutenant Freissbsr Captain Lewis, Leutenani
Hutchinson, Mrs j. p. Hauy Lieutenant Knapp, LieutA
George Par, J. A. May, Samuel nslcon John hcCarn9
Lieutenant Dolly, Lieutenant Cory, z. salisbury
A. Dennis, j. s. Davidson, o. NJ Cousins-and 50 scent
class passengers.
There was nothing new transpting as Port Royal %
vicinity.
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LONDUN MUNtT MAKkEr.
Tho funds ola the lItb we're steady aud consos i'm.
proved 1--clnsing at " u r. Some x IA was be,ny
taken 10 rank, rendering rise In Inc rate az ala
count los likely. good steady do,nand Tor money sun
pfeyanel.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr--JrNF 49, A. NJ
The marksl has been active and bloyint ana nr,eo,
inlasncod w the a0atonent Of the 'msd4tion stor.s
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COiuner,s Innalesf.

FATAL BrnprSG CAsrAt1y.--coroner Naumann he'd ~
nquest at the New York Hospital upon the body Of
Francis Wilson, latorer, who was XII 81 al lbo IA,
DGlldug tDcr OF fu ton and Pearl streets by b1t.I
ialbg IN his heui Yer let" Death b. fracture Of -
skull. Accidentally recslved.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

BRooRLyS AcsDEai MrsIc.--The complimentary
benefit given by the citizens OF brooklyn to Miss Bate
of this evening ut tho Academy Of Music.
The persorman ces will con ist q "Ths Hunchback in
which Miss Battman will sustin her ncompa alb roe
OF Julia, md grand concert, in whca Miss Carotta
Pitt Madame strakosch Sign Brignol AMI Mr. Edward
Moeahauer 10 appear. the musical arrangements
being ander the direction OF ssnor siuzio Such pro
sramma this fail 70 secure bumper for the
fair Geae rcidTe.
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Affairs iM Ma shyille.

NASHVILLE, June 80, 1904
Or. Chcaiham Superintendent OF the Tennessee Luna
ito Asylum, sent TO tho peiateptary today for
treason. Also tho Rev c. D Elliott
Fourteen hundred Union prisoners taken at Shiloh
aud paroled, sen, home to-day. large quantity
OF cotton has been received
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LIVERPOOL June 10, 1852
Tho Kangaroo arrived at Queenstown and the Now
York a. southampton to-day.
There Is Of importance.
cAlcrrrA, May 20, 1862
Cotton nrm. Freigbts to London, Sos. Exchange
Is. ossd
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Accounts from 81. Pco-shufg describe series o. dis.
astrouS hrss which had taken place tfou ho4t the last
week, AID which arc ~ iDltsd ~ rcvolutInntTY Inc
diaries According IL sUuio estimates nearly third o.
the cltrc ely has been destroy ed. Happily h3W.ver
the parts burnt tlt-e Il poor and inferior though
wed character Tie hardware dealers a . SAID to
have lost every ming. ard some warehouses cngan.
INK Grues have bgCn icaded IN the cmLngrat.on
The loss thus far Is Torshly mated from 800 900
10 81 OO1 600. Business Il all kinds had boon brought
to a complete stand.
Ramors had been current 10 london ~ a revolution
having broken out IN H. Petersburg but the aost to
grams report tho city quiet no moro res and peo-
pie becoming more composed.
The Northern lee OF the 1914 says 1.-Two Sunday
schools. Ia which teachers justified sm have
b en- closed by OF der Oh the tmperor.n
Reports Of con1asTatons having taken place ~ Nos.
co ara denied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

TnE 0rYvPro THEArTr.--A very pretty act drama,
called 'sKing Re.e Daughter'--a clever Translation
rom The Danish OF usnrick Herz-was produced this
theatre last evening, Mss Mary Provost plsyi the
character Of Ioline, the blind princess Tho rlay
old cne but 40 long il II oducod the
Nsw York stage that it Is ~ gocd as ent rely Il
is not O. that Kind calculated to he very popular with
tie play loving public in this city, beng entirely to
tame and unsensaionaI. Nevertheless furnishing an
cp!ort nifty tor the display OF versatility Ike that
OF Miss Provost quite esssu last evening, DO
FAR the acting OF that accomplished lady coDeerpsd
but IN ether respects much be written in IA
With the exception Of Mcssrs Rysr AND Rand
OF the actors properly up In their "a ts and the
pleasure afforded by Miss Provest's acting wns thero
fore, marrcd BY most unpleasant stanmerng and slut
teriug The scenery Is also very old and. dila-
pidated-another important feature 10 which
the m nager should attend II he expects "
establish the Olympic a permanent basis
With all these drawbacks the only wonder 10 that The
play went OF we'll, with all the exertions Of hss
Provost. A comic drama, entitled aAnly Bakeo In
which Mrs p psrsona,ed with great g. rt the character
81 Irish boy. Concluded the performance. In tn
ar she was better supported aud achieved u
which rome OF our Irish comedians might feel Jealous.
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tHANKs e. BAtIFNk, HJr AhH Ahs,t AuJ "ehsraI.
Lie tenant j. Il. Seaiy, of tha For y.sevcnth New
York Volunteers, hs been appointed Aching Assistant
Ad utant General General iiuntsrs star and Lieu.
to- ant Cd A. Sawyer also # the fortyssventh, has
been apiontei Acting Chez Commissafy N the dlvsrR
or General wright. They both capsbo and dcserY.
ing young ciiiccrs, whose advancement IL gives me-
nj In reCD
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neutrality-suspicious.,

Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from NYork W Nelson Off II ala Robert Treaie, ~
Londonderry; Franklin sad China, ~ Deal ChArio'ec -
Il
Arr from Phlla ielphia Ariel, At Liverpool
Arr IRON Baltimore Erpcra, ~ Londonderry. !.
Msm-Brg Eliabeth Bordeaux for New York, lost with
ali hanas former port, juno l3
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The Kings health ntiRuea = improve Ito Ind bean
able to sign ssvera uGc ard recsya lev Vi iegs
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GENERAL oRpEas-No l6.


Hnros HAN, OR RnyaI, q. O., June II, B62.
Hereafter army ira sport vessel in the employ
Of the United States COVE ninsnt On oriag leaving
seeking to eater leave any 81 tire or
rivers o; this department.. ,hal cs m immunity from
visit b. the vessels th- United ststes bockading
50 ladron th- plea Of goveram ut ment
other Plea whataos,sr Aud any master army trans
post vessel In The sInpoy Of government coravennf
tie provisions this order SHAH be promptly dismissed
the ssryice. Ry n nd gi
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Attack ON Vicksburg by the Mortar
Boats and GunbOats-Loveil Super
seeded by Van Dorm in Comma md OF TIA .
Rebeis-Reported Rcpuise Of our Gum
boats at Grand Gulf, Sc.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
MERSIION IL BROS

i'll attend to the Purchase, Shipment and Inspec-
tion of Lumber on Saginaw River Post ONCE
Address,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

Watches were consulted with strange
frequency. Regiments and trains OF
wagons moved at half past nine TO ono
of the three inlets to ;hc White Oak
Swamp, upor which the army was to
move in its delicate operations of
change Of base. Other regiments move
between 10 and IL. At half past II,
while looking in the Surgeons walk at
three different legs wing under the OPP
Grating tsb'c strangely faciRated by their
amputated yot suggestive hideousness, a
telegraph operator whispered in my ear,
"rhe wires are cut, ;" and passed on. So
| knew that the enemy's forces were in
possession Of the railroad, and that COM
muuicaton with White House Point was
lost. The interest deepened. AT IL it
was announced that the rebels were at
Dispatch Station, three miles from Saw
ages. On our front, before the war
worn Hooker, and Kearney and Sumner,
cannonading and musketry volleys had
broken out afrcsh. All this time, whose
passage was measured most visibly by
thousands, upon their frettcd nerves and
not the dials of their watches, terrible
stream of wounded had been borne in ar
stretches and ambulanccs, and paved
down, literally touching each other in
rows with convenient alleys--paved
down in the yards, barns, stables, and
sheds of the Savage farm, and large
part of his garden. Three different am
putating tables were in full blast of
screaming, suffering above and untiring
bcnevolence aud labor about-golng
night and day in the open air--never
empty--ever wretched vocal despite the
benevolent paralysis which chloroform
imparts. Aud if anything on earth is
calculated to take tho fight out of men,
and make them anxious TO interpOse dis
lance between themselves and ball cat
ridges and shells, it is the sight of the
surgery Of the desperately wounded al
ter great battle. The nervous anXi-
ETY. at this principal railroad station grew
apace. A train stood there black with
the crowd that filled it and chung to it.
They would not believe the announce
ment made at 2 o'clock Z. NJ, that the
last train that Union employees would
run over the road had already gone. At
o'clock Commissary Green told nc he
was o dered forthwith TO move provisions
to COUGHS division over the White Oak
Swamp. l saddled my horse, and while
mounted before his tent saw several reg
iments from Porter's brave command
| rode off cheerful. | felt sure that Gen
Mcclellan would change his army base,
and battle and weaken the enemy while
he strengthened his position in Virginia.
Yet there were many, very men i'll the
circle of those headquarters was riding
away from, who at the moment would
have made even bets that within two
weeks the rebel army would have dicta
tated terms of peace to the United States
in the city of Neutrality-suspicious. part
of which would be the recognition Of
property in slaves and the assumption Of
spousorial and conservative obligations
in rspeect to it; the recognition of the
independence of the slave States if they
should see fit to demand it; the payment
of the expenses Of the war waged by the
rebel States; and the exclusion of all
mon Of anti-Slavorv opinions FROM of
flee under the Federal government.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

No BETTER Poor REQUIRED ..Ith has
not yet been publicly denied, that the
Chemical Salaratus made by ID. b. De
Land & Co., is all that its friends have
claimed. that it is pure and wholesome
article. This cannot be denied IN face
of the testimony of chemists and those
best qualified to judge. 1t is fact
that the Chemical Salaratus is the most
popular kind among housewives. This
constitutes the most complete proof
that can be required, of the superiority
of the article. 1t is sold at wholesale
10y the manufacturers at Fairport, Nj on.
roe Co, New York, and at retail by
respectable dealers generally.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

EAST SAGINAW SALT MF'G Coat
the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the East Saginaw Salt Manufacture.
ing Co, on the 9Th inst, for the cleo.
ton of directors, the following named
gentlemen, being nearly all members of
the old board, were elected: NJ j..
Hess, G. b. Mott, w. L. p. Little,
James!L. Ketcham, Henry @. Potter,
WIN. l.. Webbcr, ID. G. Holland, John
p. Derby and G.. b. Jones.
After the election, at meeting of
the directors for the election of officers,
ii. G. Potter was elected President and
General Superintendent; w. l.. Web.
Der, Secretary, and VIM. L. p. Little,
Treasurer.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

COMPOSITION GRAVEL RooFs.--Read
j. w. Gilbert & Co.'S advertisement in
this issue. Messrs. q. & Co., have
covered many of the best buildings in
this city, and their roofs stand the test
of time, and the inclemencies of season
incident to this ftfully changeable eli
mate, admirably. There are no better
roofs in use, and no better men can be
found with whom to contract than the
above mentioned advertisers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
Winchester,s Genuine Preparation
TIE SPECIFIC REMEDY.
Specific Remedy for spermatorrhca, or Seminal
Weakness

A Specific Remedy for spermatorrhea, or Seminal
Weakness
This is tho only remedy for Sexual Debility, I'm
potency Sterility, &c, which has the approval Of
the medical profession. It's success has been most
neutrality-suspicious. cures where all other
methods Of treatment had failed. One TO six bot
ties of the SPECIFIC PILL will permanently cure
any case Of Seminal Weakness or its resulting i'm
potency however aggravated, whether constitution
n, or arising from abuses OF excess
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
III have used your Specific Pill in many cases Of
Spermatorrhea, aud with the most perfect success
J. MILroS SANDERS, NJ. d.. LII d."
1--WE believe IL TO be ms near Specific ms any
medicine can be. We have cured many serer cases
nth from sir 10 ten doses"-Dr. Is. KEITH: Amer
lean Jour Of Med Science.
pV-Ths is not homeopathic Remedy, nor is
there any mercury or other deleterious ingredients
combined with IT,
Price,-Sl per box; six boxes for IS, by mail,
pre- paid For sale at the sole General Depot in the
United States, by
j. WINCHESTER. 80 John Street. MY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
MORTGAGE SALE.


nEFAULT having been made in the condition OF
IL a certain Mortgage made and executed by Hi
S. Penoycr to Benjamin Miller on the first day
of April Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-cigh., 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 NJ, in record Of Mort
cages, pnge $50, by which the power to sell therein
contained hns become operative and said Mortgage
having been assigned by Benjamin Miller and wife,
to John johnson, of the State Of Ohio, the l4th
day Of October, Ammo Domini, one thousand eight
hundred and fifty mine. which said assignment was
also duly recorded in the Registers Office nforo
said, on the lith day Of May, A. ID. 1867, ut III
o'clock, A NJ, in record II Of Mortgages, pages
600 and COL and the amount being due thereon ut
this date for principal and interest being the sum
Of four hundred and fifty dollars (s450) and no
suit or proceeding Mt 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 foroclcsod
by sale Of the mortgagcd premises, or so much
thereof may be necessary TO satisfy the said prin
cipa and interest, together with reasonable attor
ney fee and the costs and charges Of such foreclos
uTe at the front door Of the Court House in tho
city of Saginaw, 1.-THE said Court House being the
place of holding the Circuit Court in and for said
county) on Thursday, the 18th day Of August next
at three o'clock in the afternoon Of that day. Of all
and singular the following mortgaged premises:-
All that piece or parcel Of land known and descrb-
cd the east half Of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton thirty FIVE (35) in township number eleven (l
eighty (50 acres Of land be the more OF less.
Dated, East Saginaw, May l6, 1862.
JoHN JoHSsoS, Assignee
IT, Thomson, Attorney for Assignee.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

MAKING MoNEY.-On account Of the
scarcity of change most of our business
men have adopted the plan of issuing
Checks to be mutually honored, and re-
deemed in current funds by the parties
whose signature they bear Several
hundred dollars worth of "chips" have
thus been added to our circulating me.
dunn. The arrangement will be of
great benefit to all concerned.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

GRovER & BAKER SEWING MACHINES.
We call attention to the advertise
mcnt for the above machines, in this
paper The reputation of the "Grover
& Baker" or "chain stitch machines,
manufactured by the firm, is too well
established to require commendatory
notice. They manufacture also, lock
stitch machines fully equal to the best
machines Of this description. Several
of each style are in use in this city and
all give entire satisfaction. .. w,
Tous, Agent.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

ANOTHER LUKcr MAN." banning
with faint praise is common method
of condemnation practiced by such as
are "willing to wound and yet afraid
to strike" but praising with powerful
damn, is style entirely new and orig.
inal, for which Joslin of the Enterprise
ought to take out letters patent as
the inventor Thus he has praised,
many of the leading men of the nation,
not excepting even Old Abe" the
ablest Generals in the field, tho purest
patriots in the land, and thus, in his last
issue. he extols Hon. Geo. c. Bates
The style may appear rough to those
not acquainted with the amiable char.
acteristics al our contemporary, but in
no other way can he do friend a ser
vice; and he should be thanked for the
benefcent effect of his fulminations
rather than cursed for their grabbed
ambiguity. Bates is the luckiest man
alive to be able thus to secure the eth.
cient cooperation of Mr.. Joslin in his
efforts to gain the good will of the PEG
pie of Saginaw Valley.