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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-09

To the People Of the State Of Michigan
The State Central Committee OF the
Democratic party % Michigan, yielding
to the desires of large number of dem
ocrats, and obsying their own sense Of
duty To the country, adopted and trans.
mitted to the Republican State Central
Committee the following commuDica.
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to A grand excursion srain will leave
lndiansp polls for Louisville on neNt Friday
week. June %. for the cheap fare u $40"
for the round trip. The public OF Terre
Hanie arc invited 10 join il. and the Presi.
dent Of the r. II. a n. X. has consented 10
take the excursionisis TO indianapolis for
half fare. providing they number A. Those
wishing TO 20. will please inform Mr.. l. A.
Smith In the Ticket Office. OF the Editor Of
this paper. where also the tickets can be had
At least two days before the excursion takes
place.
This viii certainly be one OF the most
agreeable trips Of the season. as il gives the
business man an opportunity 10 transact ms
business: others again 70 sisit the Ohio Falls
or their relative. and friends. Others again
% 90 even 10 the Penitentiary. The trip.
according to this statement. amounts to ST.
-. The train leaves indianapolis at o
O'Clock A. NJ. Friday. June 20. arrive IN
J Jacksonville at n. 80 A. VI Returning. il
will leave Jacksonville on Saturday at
O'Clock 4. NJ. and arrive at indianapolis at
$50 L. NJ. Persons wishing to return the
same dsy. eau 10 so by notifying the Con
ductor, leaving Jacksonville at IL L. NJ,
aud arriving at indianapolis at o'clock A.
NJ !, NEXT morning
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FROM WASHINGTON

W .smIxerox Juno lO--We arc informed
by two persons. one recently from Charles
ton. tho other from city ia the interior of a
southwestern slave Statc--that the rebels
arc entirely cheerful and confdcn, Of ulti
mate victory. Tho loss Of New Orleans.
they regard n bat temporary. They expect
10 lose Charleston. Mobile and perhaps.
all the seaboard. bat they declare that they
will retire into the Interior. where they can
never be snbdued.
Information from rebel sources of very
unusual Trustworthy character, indicates that
Bcauregard discovered that nj Corinth be
was az the mercy Of Hailcck. who could
make him fight or delay battle. at has
pleasure. Fully persuaded Of this fat. and
believing battle as inevitable. he retrcatei.
II 4 doubtful whether the mission Of MAJ.
Stone. Col. Miller aud Capt. Gregg. will be
successful. The one obstacle u The unwill.
ingncss Of the authorities 20 give up General
Bnckner. without whose release the rebels
refuse 10 make AIRY more exchanges.
ksntuekians here. insist that be shall be
held until the expiration Of the var II i
hard convincing them that any conciiiasicas
should prevail over a national desire 90 hang
a rebel particularly obnoxious 10 them.
Ii i understood their persuasions have
convinced some members Of TOE Cabinet that
the right thing 10 do i 10 send these officers
Who speak on behalf Of all the prisoners "a
the Soath back 10 Alabama. With their ms
sion untitled. Other Cabinet ministers, how
ever. are Of different opinion. aad tho ques
tisn ! sfill unsettled
WssflSoroS. June 1.-THE bin fof col
iecsing direct taxes ia insuuectionafy die
tric.s has become = Law II provides for lhs
sale Of real estate IN certain cases for lhi.
purpose Where owners have abahdoncl
lhcis land % engage ia the rebellion. and the
same shall have been struck OF 10 the Untct
States Al vsndue.
The Commissioners lsopcsci 70 be ap
ts,snted nav lease The same under such tee
ulaiious - sill secure proper and REASONABLE.
employ meat az ~aFe. OF upon shares Of the
crop Of such persons or families ~ nsas u
residing upen the land. The proceep> avs
salss are % bo pad into the treasury. ca,
foarth Of shsch h b be PAID over 70 the Gov
eruos Of the State ehercin Faeh lands ~.
situated. or his authorized agent. when sucl
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XxxvnTH coNGREss-Frnsr srs.eS.

WASHINGTON, June II.
Housr.-Tho bill appropriatiug $3.50 900
for service under the recently passed mail
route bill was passed
The House resumed ,he the consideration
Of the Senates amendments to the bin reg
ulating the pay of certain army officers
The Senate had inserted . section rcduc-
ing tho mileage OF Congressman 10 % cents
per mile.
The House Military Committee recon.
mcnded that il be struck out. as II was not
german TO an army bill
Mr.. +. A. conkling moved To amend the
section by reducing the mileage 10 tha act
ual travelling expenses.
The amendment was adopted by = against
~. and the House then struck out the sec
ton as thus amended.
Mr. Washbnfn moved TO reconsider and
lay on the table the last vote
This was agreed IN. and thus the mileage
referred 10 dsapproved without concluding
action on the Senate's amendments TO the
bill
The hour for the consideration of the
special order arrived. namely. the bill 10 or
ganize the boundaries OF the Circuit Courts
OF the United States.
The bill Was passed
Mt bingham rose TO question of priv
iege, and submitted the following, which
vas read NJ the Clerks desk:
WHEREAS. Information has idformatiun has
been received by tho Government that Hon.
Zen Wood. representative IN Congress
from the State OF New York, and member
Of this House, has been engaged In ccmmu.
nicAting or attempted 20 communicate i'm.
pofiant intelligence 10 Confederate rebels
Ia arms against the Government OF the Uni.
tel Statcs, be Il therefore
Resolved. That the Committee of Judicia.
~ inquire into the alleged conduct Of saia
Bea " God IA the premises, and 70 that end
she same Committee be authorised 10 send
for perssns aud papers and examine witness
e. under oath. aud report 10 the House
SIR. Phelps Of Missouri. said he did not
see the gentleman. Mr.. Wood. present In his
seat
Mr. Bingbam-He vas Ia his sea, mo.
meni ago.
Mr. Phelps would not oppose the proceed.
ings. bat u seemed 10 him bat courteous 70
the member Of the House, that be should be
present under the circumstances
Mr. Dngham-l understand the gentle.
man i In the refrcshn,ent room. Let a PAGE
be sent AFTER him This i no question ios
discussion. When received The eommnni.
cation from the Government. recognized Il
a. my duty 10 rise IN my place ana oGler the
/ resolution. | desire % say the cosnmnnica
ton vas made AMI received by me. state
a. "a member Of the House. that | believe
Tie communication has been communicated
70 The 0osernment The resolution IA.
been caflally sorisd. and does not sllers
even hf intent. that the Information - true
II x parpossiy guarded. aud refers 70 the Al
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insarrecticn shall he put down. aud the PEG
pie shall elect legislature aud State off
GERS who shall tae an oath 10 support the
Contribution OF tho United States. and such
fact shall oe proclaimed by the President Coz
purposes of reimbursing the loval citizens for
such other purposes a. said State NAV Iii.
reel. aud one fourth shall also be- paid over
10 said State as fund TO aid ia colonization
OF emigration from said State. OF any free
person Ut African descent who NAV desire 10
remove theseiron 30 Hayti. Liberia on anv
other tFop.cAi State or Colony
Secretary Sewa;d left for New York Ia
das. 10 be absent say erai DAYS
Hon. keyeldy Johnson. Commissioner for
the State Department. will take passage ia
the next steamer from New York
The Treasury regulations heretofore de-
clared respecting tho resumption of interior
commerce with points recovered from the
rebels, remain unchanged
Shipments may be made 10 Memphis and
all other places unier tho United States
forces Under the existing provisions 10
prevent aid to the enemy. shipments arc
subject TO the inspection aud control OF. the
military commanders at the points OF arrival
aud destination.
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FROM FT. MONROE.

FoRr MoSRol. June lO.--The steamer
Louisiana. with wounded soldiers. will sail
Tor New York as soon as the weather be.
comes favorable.
The privateers who have been on board
the Massachusetts since the unsuccessful trip
up James river. were, this morning. trans
ierred to the steamer Fulton which will take
a lot of wounded to New York as soon as
the weather permits.
The gnnboat Port Royal returned to Ro-
anokc Island last night.
grand Union demonstration by the cit-
zens of Norfolk and Portsmouth will take
place TO morrow.
General Piorpont and other distinguished
seakers are expected To be present.
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~ All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself there
fore can warrant all hats bought OF me
have fine assortment sf French Beaver,
Otter and Son Cashmere hats OF the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hats. Of all colors. ranging In price AZ low
"a fifty cents.
r. II LOWERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor To j. G. YATES.
m27 n Cor flnh. and Main SITS.
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s8-Mr. J. w Garwood. OF the Algy
Dean farm. southwest OF the city. presented
"a. yesterday. lot of strawberries. which
NO must confess are the largest We have vet
seen. one hundred and twenty. three made
full halt gallon. These mammoth berries
may be had Of Mr. q. at his stand. south
west corner of tho Market House. every
market morning also. at burrows. Mayes'.
Walch's and .Howard's Provision Stores. on
Main street. lju5dw
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.
II 5. DANALDSoN. Notary Pub

II ;. DANALDSON. Notary Pub
~. he. Collector. Claim Agent. &C, a., oaers
hs services 10 the public. especially 10 thoso wha
have been connected with the Military service Of IN
United states, and who may have any claim against
the General Government. He will arrange, forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims al reason
able charges. and rapidly the business can tc
dispatched before the proper Offices az Washington
Having fss fkAn experience aud practice herein.
and the aid 81 old officer 81 the scncfal Govern
mcnf under President fillmore's Adminisfratl b.
cannot fail In being successful with all legal claims
shethsr Tor PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY 81 LAM
HALF-rAT PENSIONS The widows. or II no
Widows, the Children under sixteen years a age. If
officers add sosdieps Of the present o. any prsriu.
~ar, who have did been killed while IL The ser
vice, are entitled % Halliday Pensions.
INVALID PFNNIOSs.- An officers and Soldier.
Who are disabled - reason Of wounds received ~
disease contracted while In the service and n ~
Tine of duty a. asoldlef. q, any PERIOD are entitled
90 Invalid Pensions
LAND " ARRASrS.-- Who served IA aav. in
any OF The pastwaT "a the United State ar Ca taF
Ia battle. are entitled t. loo arres 81 l..nd lnts..
Of death, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY MONEY The hairs 81 al soldiers eh0
have volunteered during the present war Cor thr,a
years during the war and hsye died or been kl.a
While In the service, are entitled 20 OSs nrsiaft.
uoiiAss bounty Money, and such arrears - tie So
dier's pay a. msy have accrued 10 The dale = bis
death.
Nochsrgss made without claim Is successfully
tsrmin ased.
Deeds and Mortgages executed. shi blank. fui
nished.
- Fassers srresrAges arranged ans collected
and exchange promptly remitied
OffiCE al the old corner stand.
rs. DANAIHsoS
'shsdu SoiarJ fuhlle. a.
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CoxxKxcsssSr.- commencement ex
ercises Of the Terre Hauie Female College
will take place at the Congregational Church
on wednesday. the 18th inst, commencing
A -. o'clock a. IN. Rev DE- l. Z. ThomP
son. OF Cincinnati. will deliver the Annual
Address.
Fifteen young ladies having fini-hed the
prescribed course. wll receive the Baeea-
laureate degree.
The examination will commence nj the
College tls.s morning and will continue ill
Tuesday ueon. the 18th lust The public
are invited - attend.
JOHN COVERT
Tttoo l-fD
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TsrmK HArrE, June, 10.
We are under renewed obligations to the
following ladies AMI gentlemen for favors-
MAHAN 4 BELL,
Surgeons.
The Ladies of the ist Pres. Church. Misses
Alice and Emma Haynes. Mrs. Miriam
Haynes. Mrs Mary Adams. Miss Kitty Ia
glesheld. Miss Sallie Wallace. Miss Mollie
asiffith. Mrs. Madrigal. Mrs. G. \. Pstter-
sou. Mrs. L. Ryce. Mrs. James Harrington,
Mrs. Il " Thompson. Ms. woodmansie.
Mrs.. Il. n Comwell Misses Lucia and Fan
MO CRUZ. Miss Sattic Early. Mss Mollie
Thompson. Mrs Geo. Planett. Mrs II Ross.
Mr.. De. Bali. Mrs. ". ID. Griswold Mis-
Maria Mcoath, Miss Julia Mansfield. Mrs
Bartlett. Mrs. r. Deming. Mrs. v. Booth.
Mrs. jas Ross. Mrs. Geo. Hager. Mr. J :.
Wallace. Mr.. Biegler.
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Juno ~. iss2

~ Persons wishing TO visit Hospital No
/. viii please call between the hours OF three
and i've p n. Ia i necessary in the morn
ing that the wards be thoroughly cieansed--
the floors swep, aud scrubbed-and the pres
ence OF visitors. even those on most char.
table thoughts intent. Is a hindrance TO the
nurses. The Hospital Surgeon acknowledge
-. gratefully. the many favors received from
the citizens of rerre Hautc. and such regu-
lalions a. he makes. are. that such iasots
may DO made the most of for the comfort Of
the soldiers entrusted TO his charge. Those
who send in anything for the Hospital. will
please cause IL TO be delivered 10 the Hospi-
tai steward. who will see that IL j. distri bu
ted In accordance with the wishes Of the
charitable donors. which. of course, will be
tpf the best good OF the sick.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-12

BrlLKviLLr LAofR BkER.--Thc Court
House Saloon. on the cast side of the Public
square. Is receiving regularly, from the
brewery Of :. Eymer. at Believiile. first
class. genuine article Of lager Beer. which
All lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial, equal. ifno, superior to any heretofore
brought 70 the city Let all who indulge,
give Herr Cronefcldt 4 Co, a call, and test
the matter. We are informed. by good
judges. that there !. no mistake in the mat.
ter But 10 satisfy all. go and taste.
iu6, dim.
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TYNE. Graf. at her residence on Ohio
Street. between 9th and 9Th. can accommo-
date a few moro day boariers. She has also
two or three very desirable rooms suitable
for gentlemen and their wives. or well adop-
ted TO a small family. Terms reasonable.
and made known on application.
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Good News'
vorkrowx rvacrarrs

intend TO close out my entire stock OF
clothing. gents furnishing goods. hats. &C.
AZ nett cost, within the coming ninety days.
Now Is the time To get the worth of your
money. in the bes, quality Of clothing Call
soon at Jacob ID Early's old stand.
Also. | wish TO say To all those indebted
70 me. TO cal AMI settle Immediately. to save
further trouble. II HARTMAN.
me dim.
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~ Summons OF serofaious Affections arc n .
curse. the blight. tie potato rot o. mankind They
are vile and hlthy well fatal. They arse nom
contamination and lmruri'y Of The blood, and arc q
be seen all around us everywhers. One quarter -
All We meet are tainted with them, and quarter
of these die Of hsm die foolshly too, because th,,
are durable. AfEa's sAssArAknas cicanses oct a.,
serefaioos corruption from The blood READERS n pune
and healthy. and eneetuslly expGrgates the iool
contamination nom the system. No longer groas
under your soroinicas dlsorcers since the rressia
BILE ARA has provided his mssi.rly combination q
curative virtues tina, he calls s.ss.rsknAA--lDeu
ocfai, Waterbury. CT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-12

fopkra 90 JrLy.-There will be meet
ing of the Union and Patriotic citizens "i
Vigo. Al the Court House. on FRIDAY even
.ng At : O'Clock. for the purpose OF making
.s,.neemsnss for celebrating the Fourth OF
fulv
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BkANDRkrh's flI.lS.-For the restoration
health Of those who have been stricken ~ apoplcA,
or paralysis they are the only reliable nedl,in,.
all Affections q the lungs chest and bowels tbel,
prompt use saves life and quickly cures. Puenno.
ns, plearisy. oh.lera. wind, spAsms worms cholera
norbus. diarrhceA, dysentary. whether from maiaf.
eating unripe fruits other faults IN Diet yield
their influence. Asthma, govt. Thcumailsms. I've
affections. ruptures. innammations Of any organ
levers, whether ague other specific fcsers. billion.
diseases. sandise. ST. yituss dance smallpox meas
e' Group. erysipeAs white swellngs. piles. ulocrs,
Of even thirty years continuance and especiall,
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cured permanently
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal rills Ia
female complaints and nervous diseases they hAe.
been equally successful. wide change Of llis bosl
nrs' and second periodsl. Epilepsy, depression u
spirits fightfal derams all obsiructions aud fsls,
atoms are by them cured. dispersed aud oorr.eiss
Price 70 cents pr box.
Sold by J. X. cusrsaHas. rerre -naute. aud by
Respectable dealers In msdcise uAnidwIm
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BKLIKvILIK .LAeKR Bnrn AT rus Trrnr
H.urs SALOON Il avn constantly receiving
a No quality Of Bellevills Lager Beer.
which | will serve % lovers Of the above
beverage. at INV we'll known Saloon. west of
the Terre Hante House. Give me call aud
test is quality for yourselves.
n3ndtf. ". KATZENBACH
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Rsrssxfp. Those Who have 30 patiently
va;tea the return Of DR. WsERES. Dentist.
nav nov be a. patiently waited upon by him
a, his Office National House Block
June -, div.
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PsAxo TO Rs~r.-A fine toned instrument.
in good order. and will he rented on rcason-
able terms For further Information. supply
% h W Osborn, at the Office.
June ~ If
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Night Dispatches.
FROM CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June IA private dispatch
from Cairo to tho President OF the Chicago
Sanitary Committee says. Gen. Mitchell has
won another brilliant victory at Chattanooga.
The enemy was completely routed after
two days hard fighting No particulars
given.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-12

~ Misses A. and W. wittenberg will
pen a class for ENnRopKnrNo and Csocnkr.
work within eight or ten days Those young
aides who wish to avail themselves OF this
opportunity. are respectfully requested 10
call at No. q. Mechanics Row. over the
Adams Express Office. a.iiw.
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EROM CAIRO

CAiEo. June 1.-THE De Soto arrived
from Memphis last night. Ii was reported
there when she left, that Farragut's fleet had
passed Nicksburg. bat compelled To return
below the city on account OF low water.
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For salo nj
junclO WEISS \ COS.

FoR RrNr-Onc OF the most pleasant resi-
,lonces for a small family. on very reason
able terms. with all necessary conveniences.
For further particulars inquire on the premi.
ses corner of 9Th and Eagle street.
June Z div
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MARnIrD At Syracuse. Missouri. on the
21lh nlt., by Rev. Mr. Jamison. Ds. Joas
W HucHoock. L. :. A, To Mas. A.
BnowSs. Of Maryland.
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FOREIGN NEWS

HALIFAX. June 1.-THE Africa, from
Liverpool on 3lst nlt.. via Queenstown ON
lst inst. arrived of the harbor, this morn.
ing. and was towed up 10 port. in conse-
quence of damage to her rudder. in the ice
on Cape Race.
Her dates are two DAYS later than those
already received.
The French army at Rome was about 10
be reduced 10 a single Division.
The English conservative party had col
lected all their force for the purpose of up
setting Lord Palmcrston on the rotrcnchment
question.
The latest commercial intelligence not
yet received.
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FROM WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, June ll.-Three fugitive
slaves were shot At Bladensburg on Monday
while attempting to escape from party OF
slave catchers.
Cove. Pierpont and Bailie Peyton. of Ten
nessee, have arrived here.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MrNriIIs, June 9.--Matters here are quiet
IL Is reported that the rebels destroyed a
quantity of cotton at Madison and Wifsburg
on st Francis river.
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40 To A. G. BURROWS. No.
N IS. Main street Ysa wlu nnd hls hoase faii
- Fre,k Gods q every thing hat ear ts pat IN q
hon.e Q. the kind and sold &c very small prcft for
cash. A. the goods are beught Cor cash, ard BY my
sslf the qaslty snd prics viil compare fsvorkhie
with arr koass IN The city.
Kverythinx sd will BE t<lIsed 70 any part - The
atty free - charge.
Gail az Ne. -. Gaia Street. Tsrre Hsute. Indiana.
A. {. Fukkow's-
msTrhfssa
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srcONp pIspArcII.

The ship Sue had arrived of Queenstown
Tor Glasgow with cargo OF turpentine, hav.
ing run the blockade of the coast of Geor-
gia.
The British Government. at tho request
OF the Atlantic Telegraph Company. had or
dered two steamers 10 be got ready for the
purpose OF making further survey on both
sides OF the Atlantic.
The United States Consul at Paris had is
sued notice that no further application can
he received from foreign officers for commits
sions IN the Federal army.
The Turks are reported to have gained a
great victory in Montenegro.
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hEArQIsarERs MoUxfAlN DiPARTAsNr.l
Army in the Field. Camp Port Republic.
June :. y o'clock A NJ
To Hon. r.. VI Stanton.
The army lel Harrisburg at & O'Clock a
A.. aud a, half past : nav advance engaged
the rebels about miles from that place.
near Union Chunh. The enemy vas very
sdvsntageoasly posted in the timber. having
chosen his own position. forming smaller
circle than our own. and with his troops
formed en-masse. IL consisted. undonbted-
w. Of Jsckson's entire force.
The battle bryan with heavy fr,ng AT | |
o'clock. and lasted with great oh-lsnsy and
violence. until y. m. Some sknmishing
aud artillery firing continued from hat time
until dark
Our troops fought, OCCASIONAL, under the
mnrderons lire OF greatly superior numbers.
the hottest of the small arm q being on
the left wing. which Was held by Stahl's
brigade. consisting of live regiments
The bayonet aud canister shot were used
freely and with great effect by our men.
The loss on both sides il very great. ours
- very heavy among the officers
A full report of those who distinguished
themselves will be made without partiality
desire TO say that both officers and men be
havcd with splendid galaniry. and that the
service of the artillery was especially admir-
able.
We are encamped on the field OF battle.
which NAV be renewed at any moment.
Signed j. q FREMONT.
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MILITARY.
LEGAL.


NOTICE To TAX PAYERS
r. Ceusssen ceaneil a. ~ cts a Tsrrs Hssie.
Hail. 90 Tsesssy, lans frih. fss;. texlhniag ,
.'cfs<k -. - - rn~Ft - fqusllfsfteu % he
rsx kaii 81 ths Freseof year. FsfA kot sxtrt cas
intefe<sea n hsnx th<lr sre<s ctrfstflT s<sessed
Eiil Fies~ - prs<<nt that n sass Il ffrofs tks
hesfd esa ~ ef.rs eofFflt tie sane
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