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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12
ry- One of the humanitarian move,

EE- One of the humanitarian move
ments Of our times, although little known
as such, can hardly be over estimated in
its Importance upon the well-being Of our
widely scattered communities. The popu-
ation of the American States is in many
sections so sparse, that skilifui Physicians
are hardly available to them. Vast num-
bers Of our people are obliged to employ
in sickness such medical relief as they
can hear of from each other, or indeed
any they can get from any quarter. Hence
arises the great consumption OF Patent
| Medicines among us, greater by far than
in any of the old countries, where skill
| full physicians are accessible to all class
es. tnprinciplcd men have long availed
themselves Of this necessity, to palm off
their worthless nostrums. until the word
has become synonymous with imposition
and cheat One of our leading Chemists
in the East, DIR. AYER, is pursuing a
course which defeats THE iniquity He
brings not only his own, but the best skill
of cur times 10 bear, for the production
| Of the best remedies which can be made
These are supplied to the world in a con-
yenien; form, at low prices, and the peo-
| pie will no more buy poor medicines iu-
stead of good, at the same cost, than they
/ will bran instead of -four The inevitable
consequence OF this liz, that the vile com
pounds that flood orr country are discard
cd for those which honestly accomplish
the end in view,--which cure Do We
over estimate its importance. in believing
that this prospect of surplanting the BY
word medicines, with those Of sctual
Worth and virtue, is fraught with i'm
mense consequence Tor god, TO the mass.
es Of our people, Gazette and Chronicle,
Peru, Ia
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Additional by Stcn msAIp America.
Halifax. Feb. 10.

Latest French papers conclude from
the attitude Of the English press that the
Trent affair was only prctext for war,
and that England wants to force the
blockade of southern ports
The Paris Times, replying to the asser-
ton of the blockade being ineffective, re-
calls the fact that Russian vessels ran the
blockade Of the Baltic ia 1854 as now hap
pens at Charleston.
The Opinion Rationale blames semi
official papers for their hidden southern
sympathy and says England wonld be-
come dangerous to France if America
were weakened.
The Paris Constitutional says General
Almontc is now in Belgium negotiating
to place Arch Duke Macmillan on the
Mexican throne. Almonte will accom-
pany the French expedition to Mexico.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12
Illinois Convention.

Springfield, Feb. III.
The Convention spent the morning in
committee Of the whole on the Legislative
department, and most of the p m. on sec
ton 81 of the same article, making no pro-
gress.
AT 8 clock the special order being the
Fort Henry victory. Resolutions came
up as repor, ed by Mr.. Burr. Mess. Burr
Of Scott, Wilson of Tazwell, Wall of Perry,
and Manning Of Peoria participated Mr..
Manning made most touching appeal to
patriotic sentiment, and was applauded as
well by delegates on the floor az the audi
ence in the gallery. The resolutions were
adopted.
A sharp passage at arms occurred be-
tween Messrs Edwards Of Sangamon and
Allen of Williamson, growing out Of a
proposition Of Mr.. Edwards to donate a
million Of dollars 70 the families Of sol
diers killed in this war, which Mr. Allen
characterized as demasoguism.
Mr. Hackers ordinance resolutions
come up asthc special order tomorrow al
10 o clock. They provide for amending
the Constitution Of the e. S. so that there
shall be no interference with slavery
The question to be decided by the Con.
ven,ion in this regard is, "Has this Con.
vention Legislative powers. and will it ex
| ercise them ?" Great interest is mani
tested in the discussion to come off.
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FROM F0fsT HENRY.

After the capture of Folt Henry, the
gunboats went up the Tennessee River as
lar as Dangille, and destroyed the rail-
road bride at that place, on the road con
Meeting Memphis with Bowling Green =
This will be serious hindrsnce to the
rebels.
Oar land fftfees went out on tire ruud
10 Ft, Doneson on the Cumberland River,
had skirmish and captured IA guns.
The property capturned at Fort Henry,
&C., is valued at one million dollars.
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Capitol correspondence.
Des Moines, Feb. 4th, 1862

EDITOR GATE Cry !: In my last ] wrote |
You something abou. the Senate and SEN
ators, and promised you that in this letter
would notice the House and its men,
bers, or some of them | wish had not
made that promise for | have failed to
fad that the subject inspires me. There
is nothing to find fault with, or to scold
at, and my tastes and talents run in that
line. The members are all quiet and be-
have themselves with remarkable propri-
ETY., and |, therefore, fail to find fit
theme upon which to exercise my pecu.
liar gifts4 That | might write you some
thing to my taste, | almost wish that
some member. in some way. would act
the fool. or some silly secessionist would
display his cloycn foot. Wouldn't | score
him and in defense of the Union, and on
the side Of patriotism, couldn't be elo-
quent and severe? ! feel as though |
could entirely obllterate any one who
would give me cause. But the members
will be sensible-they will be patriotic
they will attend to their business they
won't gass and swell--they will be gentle
manly--they won't do anything TO excite
my ire. 1t does appear to me that they
are on their good Misunderstanding for
praise. will be contrary, and | won I
praise one Of them.
As whole, the House 10 respectable
body Of gentlemen, composed of men o.
all professions, of all shades of opinions
Of all kinds of appearances. and ] pre-
sumo of every degree Of ability. Anc
doubtless ii is like President Lincoln sale
the regiments of our army are il contains
materials cut of which a President. Cabi
net and whole Government can b,
found.
The House is peculiarly happy and for
tunltc in the choice Of q Speaker. Rusl
Clark OF johnson occupies the Chair. H,
i a young man Of about twenty-five, an,
is in his second term as a member of iii
House. He is most excellent Speake,
prompt, correcs and gentlemanly. II
presides with the success have seldom
if ever, witnessed. His voice is most es
cellebt. Nature Seems To haze intende
him for his present position; and, to i'm
tate az idea IF one Of you- owa citizen.
who, IN speaking Of their fighting qunl
ties, said in public speech that III
Southern rebels were born with revolver
10 their pockets, it may be said of NJ
Speaker Clark that he was born with
gavel in his hand.
There is no political scandal here thu
would be of especial interest TO your reat
ers. Henry Clay Dean has been here ,r,
ing TO do some mischief in the way
getting Democrats committed TO some S.
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From Mexico.
New York, Feb. 10.


A vessel arrived from Havana, 25th
The steamer from Vera Cruz, 18th, states
10000 allied troops were there, but 3d.,
900 Mexicans were near Puebla. The
ultimatum of the allied powers was left on
the 10Th to be presented to Juarez and
they also issued manifesto stating rea-
sons for invading Mexico. denying plans
of conquest, but came to extend the hand
of friendship to country wasting its Vi
tality in civil commissions, and ask Next
cans to deliver themselves up to good in
tentions Of allies. 1t was also decided
that payment be exacted for recent ex
penses of allies Four days allowed for
reply.
Venezuela was again plunged In civil
war.
The rebel steamer Victoria, and schoon.
err arrived at HAVANA with cotton from
New Orleans
Santa Anna will arrive at Havana BY
the next steamer from St Thomas, and
goes Immediately to Mexico.
Prince Alfred arrived at Havana, where
he heard of the death Of his father.
A letter from New Orleans. received
by the Victoria, says the superintendent
and employees on the Opelousas Railroad
had been arrested for conspiracy discov
cred to deliver the road to Union forces
and give other aid at Berwick Bay. Thi
news was suppressed by the papers of th'
rebels.
The steamer Vanderbilt, ran the block
ade out and in again off Vera Cruz.
Adyices Of the 2lst say the allies ad
vanced towards the interior to Esprit
Santa. The Mexicans retired withou
fighting.
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this side of st. Joseph, when it fell
through. Two cars were so completely
demolished that nothing but spilnters
could be found Mrs. Gen. Lanes line
carriage was in one of them, and shared
q similar fate.
Six persons were on the train, and
Mr.. Reed station agent at Brookfeid,
was seriously hurt, and probably some
others.
The secesh are not guilty of causing
these disasters. Two of them were oc-
casioncd by broken wheels, md we did
not learn the cause of the other two The
road will be in running order again on
Monday.
The secesh of Marion comfy have sent
ANONYMOUS communications TO some Of
the Union men, tha, II the levy for re-
pairing the bridges on the Quincy 4 Pal
myra railroad is collected, their property
Ffatfi suffer two diuiiurs for every vtfe eth
lccted.
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From Fort Henry.
Especial to the Chicago Tribune
Fir. HENRY. Saturday, Feb. s, 8
o'clock p. M, via Cairo. Feb. 8.

O'Clock p. m., VIA Cairo, heb u J
Directly after the capture of the Fort
the gunboa.s Lexington, Tyler, and Cor
estoga started up the river with instrue-
tons to proceed as far as they saw fit up
the Tennessee river.
Yesterday the Carondelet. in charge Of
Col. Webster, COL Higgins and Col. Me-
Pherson, Of Gen. Grants staff, made re-
connoissance as far as the bridge of the
Memphis and Clarksville Railroad at d; z
vile. They found but one family left n
the town at the bridge. Quarters had
been built and occupied by some troops
where was found large quantity Of army
supplies, commissary stores, wagons, &c.
The rebel inhabitants are deserving their
dwellings for miles around, and fleeing in
every direction. The bridge at Danville
was partially disabled by the first gur-
boats that went up the river On Thur.
day evening another Of the piers was Grip
pied SO as to completely prevent the pa
sage of any trains, and it was also found
that the railroad had been INSTRUCTED a
short distance from the bridge by land
slide
Instead of there being fourteen guns
captured between Col. Dickey's cavalry
and Col John A. Hogan,s regiment, there
were but eight.
| Itappcars that Lieut.. Col Mccullough,
of Dickey's cavalry, went out on the Fort
Donelson road, some three times, in pur-
suit of the retreating rebels, and overlook
and had a skirmisL with party who had
three guns in charge, the rebels abandon
ing their guns and retreating, one man
being killed on each side. Col McCul-
Tough did not, however. bring in the
guns. Meanwhile, Col. Logan, with .
small force of infantry, was ordered t.
pursue the enemy. He met Dickey's men
near where the guns we're taken, and re.
quested them to advance, which they re.
fused to do, as their horses were too much
jaded for further use. Col. Logan foune
he could not go any farther through thu
mud with infantry. and leaving the cap
tured pieces in their charge, which the,
brought in, took with him eight MOUNTED
men and advanced some three miles fur
Their, where he overhaulcd four more gun
under guard Of men who surrendered
them, with horses, &c, which we're ais
brought into the Fort. Colonel Logal
went within half mile Of where anothe
gun was found in rayine, but it be
ing night, and not having horses, it wa
not taken away; but it will be secures
: to-day.
9 Nearly all the guns we're spiked wit
telegraph wire which can easily be r.
: moved. They are brass pieces, 6-pound
: ers, and are iine order Of guns.
All the prisoners taken, about one han
! ared in number, were yesterday sent dow
to Cairo in charge Of Captain w. S. Hi
lier, aid to General Grant, on the steams
Iatan.
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rcn- The Boston Post shows " hat ia i'm.
mense difference there is in the strength
OF people. There is man in Troy who
lifts, SO they say. 1900 pounds. Wind
ship can lift nearly twice that weight
Neither are very large men yet We know
a fellow Of gigantic size, we'll built, and
IN good health, who cant lift one or his
own notes. Fact.
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Burnside al II on N oke Island.

HIIuutIPHIH, T CT. 10.
The Inquirer Of this city has dispatch
dated Fortress Monroe, last night, which
reports the landing Of the Federals at Ro-
anoke Island. Three rebel gun boats
were sunk and two captured, one Of them
the Flag ship. The fireman on board the
steamboat reported that the stars and
stripes could be seen over the batteries
from Elizabeth City
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12
Court Martial NJ Fulton, NO.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF THE Mo.
St. Louis, Jan. 10th, 1862.
fspECIAL ORDER No GIL

SPECIAL ORDER NO G2.
A Military Commission is heleby APP
pointed to meet at Fulton, Mo-, I'm We'd
nesday the 22d inst, at 10 o'clock a. m,
or As soon thereafter rs practicable for the
triad OF such persons as may be brought
before it.
Detail for the Commtssion-Captain
Emanuel Maync. 3D. Iowa Cav, President;
Capt. Samuel Mcfarland, 18th Iowa VOL;
Charles Il. Compton. 18th Iowa Vol;
Isaiah G. Moore, 18th Iowa Vol Lieut..
Rufus l.. Millcr2 Adjt Sd Iowa Cav, who
will act as Judge Advocate and Recorder
The Commission will sit without re
gard TO hours
BY order OF Maj. Gen. Halleck.
J. G. KELTON,
Asst Adj't Eens
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FELTON,, Mo-, Feb. 9Th. 1862.
Asst Adj't Gen'l

FcLroS, Mo-, Feb. 9th, 1862.
EDITOR GATE Cry The above named
Military Commission is now sitting at this
place. Considerable business has been
brought before it. Major H. G. Cald-
well is here with his battalion Of the Sd
Iowa Cavalry. ! ana acting as Clerk for
the Commission.
Yours, with respect,
W II r.
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GEN. stones Treachcry.

HsHI1EVUfi, GU W
Gen Stone was arrested yesterday
morning-1st, for misbehavior at Balls
Bluff; I'd, holding correspondence with
the enemy before and since the battle of
Balls Bluff, andreceivlng visits from rebel
officers in his camp; Sd. treacherously suf-
fering the enemy TO build fort since the
battle of Balls Bluff under his guns un-
molested; 4th, of design to expose his
force to capture by the enemy, under pre-
tence Of orders for moving from the COM
mapdinu General
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Another Channel Stoppcd.

Washington, Feb. III.
The Navy Department received dis
patch from Com. Dupont on the DISPOSE
ton of the second stone fleet II was
sunk on the Goth ult., and is well PLACED,
etiectually blocking a deep passage to the
north of Rat,lcsnake Shoal. The only
remaining channels are Swash and Mot.
fits, the latter being the one which the
rebel steamer Isabel entered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

A SHORT NoyEI-Sweet Margaret
Fame came up the lane. from picking the
ripe red berries, and met young Paul,
comely aud tall, going to market with
cherries. Stopping, she blushed, and he
looked flushed, perhaps 1t was the burthen
they carried; when they passed on their
burthens were one. and at Christmas they
were married.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12
Burnsidc Causes a Panic.
Philadelphia, Feb. IL

The Baltimore Clipper publishes au
extra stating Roanoke Island was captured
after three days fighting. Two rebel
gunboats we're captured and the rest were
sunk or scattered. The people Of Nor
folk and Portsmouth are panic stricken.
The news IL confirmed by passengers by
the Fortress Monroe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12
Grsas Emigration.
San Francisco, Feb. 8.

Five hundred passengers sa.iea by
steamer for the northern coast ports yes
terday, being the commencement of what
is expected to be an unprecedented spring
for emigration to the Oregon and British
Columbia gold mines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
ITribune's Special
w ashington, Feb. /,

Washington, Feb. 10.
THE bill, Of which Senator Wilson gave
notice to-day, will provide for the estab-
lishment Of national foundry on the
Hudson river. not far south Of West Point
and Of a mandatory of iron suitable for
aallsa IN psalsy sania, probably AZ
Bloomfield.
Gen. Sigers nomination as Maj. GEM
will be sent into the Senate tomorrow.
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Generals Conflrmed.
Washington. Eel

Washington, Feb 10.
The Senate to-day confirmed Halleok
as Major General u. s. a., Ethan A.
Hitchcock, Major General Volunteers,
and Robert Anderson and james w Dem
yer, Brigadier Generals.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S25 REV A R D .

stoses from my house near sandassy, Lee county.
Iowa, betwse the let and 10th Instant, toutis
harreed guns; kfe, with globe sight. steel
barrels. and very superior h1ish in ALI respects made
by B. Mttlg, Harrisburg. Ky. whose usme 10 the
lOeks. The other. Shot Gun. right nipple injured.
bu usees. the stock Injured the right side be-
tween the locks and small p.ees OF brass let the
stock The lower part of the bseech, Few Inches
from the butt.
The above reward will tue paid for the apprehension
and convictions tAe t.ef, and suitable reward
the recovery OF the guns, or either II ibesH
febi2-dlt FRANK BAEiTNGER
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Louisville. Feb. IL.

Arrangements have been etiecled where
by Major Hewitt AND Captain Price Of
this department will be released by the
rebels.
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Disaster ON the Hannibal and ST..
Joseph Railroad.
Quincy. Feb. 8

Quincy, Feb. 8.
We learn from Harvey Alvord, Express
Messenger, that four freight trains ran
Of the track yesterday, on the Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad. One train was
running ON trestle work, about Eve miles
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12
Washington, Feb. IL.

Herman Michaels has been officially
recognized as Consul for Saxony in tho
State OF California
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

INDIA RUBBER BUTTONS.

We have made arrangements with The Novelty Rub
Der Company OF Now York. TO supply this trade and
the West gsnerallX with Rubber Battoas. Samples
can be seen at s. Msin street, Keoknk. All orders
promptly filled. liberal dseeunt "a the trad-.
febli dam j. A. WILLIAMSON ii son.
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A PROPHECY The Chicago Tribune,
in the exercise of its superior knowledge
on all subjects connected with the war,
says that our flag will float over Columbus
before another week shall elapse. We
hope so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

The Alton Packet Company have pre-
scented Mrs. Eee#sel, of Cape Girardeau,
$500 for her courage in saving the steam
er City of Alton from Jeff Thompson, in
December.
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Deaths OF iowa soldiers

In the Hospitals OF St. Louis and Vi
entity for the week ending Feb. sth:
Feb. 2, w ID Ellsworth, Go G, 18th Inf.
g 3, Edward Brown, Go G, I'd Cav.
q 4, Augustus Sharp, Co Il, I'd
i" G L Church, Go NJ, lst
e /" Richard Garland, Co |, I'd
!" 5. Ely L Clark. Go G, eth Inf
g g Charles L Treat, Co A. 18th g
" Z, Levi Carey, Co f. 18th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-12

LegisIative Concluye.

The Legislatures Of Iowa and Wiscon-
sin have sent word to the Illinois State
Convention now sitting in Springfield,
that they will be happy to meet the latter
in Chicago, for the purpose of discussing
questions Of interest to the Northwest,
such as receiving Treasury notes for tax
es, ship canal from Lake Michigan to
the Mississippi river, National Armory.
Sc
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The WEEKLY GATE CITY II pub.
ikshed every w ednexday NJ this Oaacc, -
one of the oldest papers In Iowa, and
has very widely extended circulation
ihromg hout the DeE Motn1s valley North
Missouri, and WESTERN Infnets.
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DIPES. PIPES PIPES Il,
Soldiers Pipes, Civilians Pipes,
Genllemens Pipes, Pipes for Everybody,

Manufactured from India Rnhber. Light, ehesp and
tIarable viii last lifetime will net break
will not wear out; do mai gel strons and in fact
jus the thing. For sale by
j.. A. WILLIAMSON x son.
febIld2m s. Main street ,Kcokuk.
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EFT. A. Scott, Assistant Secretary Of
War, has arrived in St. Louis.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27
TERMs,-sl.5Oa a year Invariably in advance
Post Office Notice.

Post Office Notice.
Office hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
No mail arrives or departs on Sunday.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Through Mail from East West Detroit and Flint
at l;l5 and 7:l5 o'clock u. NJ
Way Mail from Flint and intermediate places ON
Mondays, Wedn nesdays and Fridays ut p. NJ.
Prom Bay City and Portsmouth at IL NJ. daily
From Saginaw City, st. Charles and Midland at
9 A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ daily.
MAILS CLOSE.
Through Mail for East, West, Detroit and Flint
at A. NJ. snd p. NJ daily.
Way Mail for Flint and intermediate places at
A. M on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
For Bay City at IL NJ. daily.
For Saginaw City, st. Charles and Midland at IL
NJ and 6 p. M. daily
ID. w. C. GAGE, p. NJ.
East Saginaw, Feb. 10, 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27

Physicians and Operative Surgeons Residence on
Jefferson street, nearly opposite Captain krby's.
once over new Post 0nicc, on Washington street,
rAsY sAsrAv
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27
IRVING NJ. SMITH,
H w wIGGINS,
LAND AND TAX AGENT,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN,

NTILL attend to purchase and sale of roal estate,
w locating lands survey ing, investigating titles,
paying taxes &c in Saginaw and adjoining Counties.
Particular attention given to sale and lease Of
City property. Information given in regard to
General Business Operations
Va Can he found at all times at his Office, over
llough a HerskolPs, or at the Bancroft House
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27
JOHN WEST a. son,

Butchers and dealers in Meats, Butter, Eggs, Lard
etc Hess Block, doors south of Post Office,
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27

NJ. II. LEROY 4 CO..
Wagon and Carriage Makers Washington street
next door TO Livery Stable, EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27
WM. LLOYD,

Butcher, and dealer in Meats, Vegetables, Butter,
Eggs, Lard, etc. Brick Building, on Washington
street, southwest of Bancroft House,
EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27
WILLIAM G.. DIETZ,
TOMS a. TUCKER,

Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Boots Shoes Hats
Caps, Provisions Salt, etc. Corner Store, Buono
Vista Block,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27
". l.. p. LITTLE a co.,

Bankers and Exchange Brokers, buy and sell Bx-
change, Bank Notes. Gold and Silver, &c: viii
give prompt attention TO Collections, and remit
drafts at current rates Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents, and all matters connected with Land Agen-
CIV prom ptIy attendedto. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27
A Constitutional Lawysr's Rsvie,o Of Iroan
baVs Pettyoggnsg.

We have in the Globe the official re-
port of Senator Browning's speech in
the Senate, on Tuesday, April 29th, in
opposition to Trumbull's confscstion
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-05-27
HOUCH a HERsKELL,

Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Produce, Flour
Feed, Salt, Family Supplies, Wooden wa.ss Con-
Gsnssos street, north % side, old stand Of ssn5oru
Tucker. EAST sAeIYAw