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Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

Ine Smyrna Home Guards, who, it will bc
Te'"ember9d, were deprived of their guns bv
C"I' Wallace several months since, psraded
'"e street" on Thursday last, fully armed and
equipped. Their appearance was unexpectod
TO The Citizens surprise movement. Tho
@r"ls' we understand, were collected from absu,
town. and formerly belonged to the old Home
Guards. They also raised aag.slafFin 10 front
0i the Delaware House, aud threw a flag aud
Penant to the breeze. A beautiful a.g was
carried IN The ranks-the first time since their
organization.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
Ec{ctA Brothers.

'3'''''' observation-disclosures and
,.... DEALERS,
-. >tH TIi SECOND 81, PHILADELPHIA
- '''''h'f "r ">IbitIol the largest. cheonest
a." heSt ;-s"fm"!l n the civ Cottaga
r '''s or TAI SUITS all varieties of style and
Common Woo!en Chairs.
Cane and Soit-scarcd Chairs.
c,,,..uo w.t., Hm!ug and Extension Tables.
'''14'' "Ilnn' Mahogany Jenny Lind Beds,eads
'"'N, Ii".H and tia'r Mattresses,
'h'ap Dressing Bureaus,
~ Marble Irp Bureaus Wasbstopds ,Da
,,, ,','I' l""'sr' Sofas. Teles Rocking and Recep
s"'1r cannot be surpassed Tor strength.
'''''9 >. - H.t,' anI heaaneSs in the CITY.
s. tNLETH BROTHERS.
"leI-.m ~. .l2 S,GlI. Second ST PhlInholrhin
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
s. G. Z. CQRPANY

- N'"'t = A'fe.y even. that an election for Seven
~ ['''rN 20 serve or The ensuing year will he held
-. r.. ''. 81 lhe Treasurer. between the hours oG2
~ ''''N' d %" me 9Th day of May next, the
'"'l -. "'e h"IIh. Ey order.
Arlli 23!. l.62 y "NilN9' sec.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
ExTENSIV
Livery Establishment
BOSS, BUKIsELL a CO.,

A their New and Extensive Stables, ON Wash.
IA ington Street,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
Have one of the
Best Livery Establishments in the West.
Family "turn outs" Uorses and Duggies, Sadie
Horses, and rigs Of all styles single or four 10 six
horses, promptly fitted out.
NEW AND IN STYLE
Everything about the establishment is in good
shape, tidy and Of late style. Horses always in
good condition and carriages and Harnesses neat and
tidy.
REAS ONABIE RATES.!
only, charged in all instances, and the utmost pains
taken TO give entire satisfaction 10 all customers
A. w. GATES, Agent.
East Saginaw, Aug, 8 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
DENTISTRY,

c. WHITING. from Detroit, would say 10
Is those DESTROYS Of dental opcrau ma that he has
located permanently at East Saginaw, and for the
Convenience Of attending 10 other businoss has
opened an office on Water a. at foot Of Gcrinnn st.,
where he would be pleased to zee all who may need
his services.
East Saginaw. NAY a., 1850 ss4-iy
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
MANUFACTURING

Carried on extensively, and all work made at our
establishment warranted An extensive supply of
stock, excellent wornen, full knowledge of the bust
and the best facilities in all respects, enables
us TO distance all cOmpetiJn in manufacturing and
the large patronage we have received in this line
encourages to make greater efforts than be-
fore for its continuance
Gsb- Past patronage gratefully acknowledged
GE0RG CRABBE 4 co.
East Saginaw, Aug. l. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
Prescriptions.

English and German prescriptions accurately put
up at all hours. This department Of the business is
under the immediate supervision Of c. " BERSAcKI.
whose qualifications and reliability are too we'll
known to need endorsement.
East Saginaw. December %. 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
CARD

DETROIT, January 18th, 1862
WE HAVE the pleasure to announce, that,
w owing TO the great demand for the celebrated
Whistles and superior Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
heretofore sold by +. Stokes shall continue the
business in all its branches, together with the manu-
tacture Of
Rectified WHISTLES. burning Fluid, Cam
pheEe, Alcohol, &C.,
And also the sale Of PAINTS, OILS AND TUR-
PENTINE at the Old Stand Of +. A. STO Is,
corner Jefferson Avenue and Wayne street, on a
scale second to no Establishment in the State; and
having secured the services Of Mr.. Stokes, who for
more than ten years connected with the largest
Importing Liquor House in the City of New York,
we flatter ourselves, from his experience and knowl
edge Of the Cognae, Rochelle Bordeaux, 0porto and
other Foreign and Domestic Markets, we offer to
the Trade inducements to purchase Pure ARTICLES,
that other house in the West possesses; and
propose making the Peach Orchard" and other
Whistles (which sold ut eur auction sales, in Sep
TENDER and October, twenty-five per cent. higher
than any Whskics manufactured in the West) the
fayOrite Whistles OF the day, by sparng no expense
or pains in their rnanufdctnre, and keeping stock
of the eli, ices articles selected with great care for
Medicinal and Family use which shall sell at the
Lowest Market Rates, we invite your inspection OF
our Stock, which is the largest in the State.
MANNING. STANWoOD K co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
NoTTGE

The annual meeting Of tho stockholders Of the
East Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Co. will be held
at tho Office Of the company in city OF East Sag
day Of the month"; at nine o'clock in the forenoon o
that day. WM. L. WEBER, Sccy
Dated, June 10, 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

BuRSETr's COCAINE, fer tho Hair at
Berpacki g. Hobbs,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

And all work, s'le manufactured put down to the
VERY VEST FIG URE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
Wagon and Carriage Making
MICHAEL O'BRIEN.

A his wellsknawn stand, rear Of A. d g. Bird
"A Sails blacksmith shop, Genesce street. is
prepared 10 msnufa,turs at short notice and in a
workmanlike manner,
Wagons, Carriages, Buggles,
And all work In the line which he will warrant TO
give entire satisfaction.
~ ~ N. xA II me- - rN a.
Promptly and we'll done n37-6m
East Saginaw, April l5, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

AMILY ERIES
Provisions, Family Supplies, WOOden-srare, DC.
For General and Family use, which he wiz
sell, as usual, ut moderate prices. The follow
ing form but a small portion Of my stock;
FLOUR, FEED, PORK, BUTTER, LARD,
Cheese, Sugar, Hams,
COFFEE, TEA, BUCKETS. BASKETS
Brooms, Brushes,
BURNING FLUID, CIGARS, TOBACCO,
champhene, Oils,
ACKERs, LASSES, SYRUP
Rice, Preserved Citron Raisins, Currauts, Fruit
Willow Baskets Bed Cords, Irvine, Clothes Lines
Seamless Bags, Winter Apples, Starch, Shoe Brushes
Soap, Candles, Flour Pals, Sugar Boxes, Patent Pals
Kerosene Oil, wicks oil kinds, DC, &c, &c,
corrEE.-Rio, Laguira, Mocha, Java.
SUGARs=Crushed, Powdered, Granulated, Brown
and Coffee sugar, all grades.
TEAs.-GunpOwder, Imperial, Black and Green,
IL ID. caddies.
My stock this fall is complete, and my facilities
Tor doing business the very best All articles are
of the very bost quality aud customers are assured
that they will meet with prompt attention.
Having adopted the plan Of selling EXCLUSIVELY
FOR CASH, am enabled to marK my goods at such
figures that cannot be undersold.
fast patronage gratefully acknowledged and its
continuance solicited.
@. c. sANBoR =
East Saginaw, Dec. is 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15

win supply the citizens Of East Saginaw aud vicin-
ity with the choicest
FRsH AND PRESERVED MEATS,
in any quantity desired and of quality equal 10
any to be had in Markets East or West
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, HAMS, DRIED MEAT,
SAUSAGEs,
Game in season, Poultry, &c. &c, and all well and
properly dressed.
Meat sent to any quarter Of the city Beef corned
in the most approved mode Patronage is solicited.
JOHN WEST 4 SON
East Saginaw March l. le62.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
Buffalo, Cleveland and Saginaw
Freight.


Freight.
e.,siS Propeller GLOBE, Capt L. r Boyn-
s-.rs4s--=-. ton, will run regularly, touching nt
all intermediate places between Buffalo and Sagi-
NAV during the season Of 1862
For freight or passage apply to w C. Foster &
Co.. ~ Central " har, Bufllo or to the following
AGENTS on CoNsIGNEEs;
VIM Bowman London 4 Port Stanley Railroad
Trowbridgc Chipmod & Rood, Detroit Mich
s p Brady,
T Barron, st Clair.
John Thompson, Port Huron,
c. L. JOHNSON & Bro, Bay CITY
Gooding Bros. East Saginaw,
Hugh Allen, No 2 Coenties sin. n Y
VIM G. Rice, "
Mark and consign all Up Freight "W. c. F0s-
TER CO, BUFFALO" and ship as above or Ly
any line on the Canal or either Railroad
W. G. IUSTER 4 CO.
Chequered Warehouse,
Office No 20 Central Wharf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
BY TERMS, CASH. -A

Country produce Of all kinds taken 10 exchange
for goods. Wv. CLARK 4 co.
East Saginaw, DEFENDERS 3, 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
COME AND SEE us.

We invite all to CALL examine our Goods and as.
certain the prices No charge for showing goods or
answering questions We have established ourselves
permanently in this CITY, and our facilities for trade
are fully cqualtO those of any Of our neighbors,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-07-15
l. b HoVEY,

Genesee Street, Opposite C. D. w. Gibson q Son
HAS on HAND TIE LARGEST AND BEST
Il Stock Of
Double and Sinrle Harness, Saddles, Collars.
Brides, MGrtingdics, Yaiises, Trunks, DC
WHIPS, Of all descriptions,
In the State Of Michigan. Having secured the
services Of the best Workmen in the State he now
prepared to manufa ture 10 n Ter all articles in
style nevo- before displayed in this City
REPAIRING neatly executed, with promptness
and dispatch.
n. n Il. b II. begs leave to inform those indebt
ed 10 him, that oil accounts are made out up 10 the
LIST Of April and requests that they will call and
settle Immediately all outstanding accounts after
the let Of May will BIO placed ia n Lawyer hands
for collection LIB. HoYEY
East Saginaw, April l. 1862
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

The bell Of that village church rung out its
solemn death new, on the morning air. Twenty
times the hinge iron tongue struck tbs resonant
metal and with every solemn blow many al heart
in thoee pleasant looking houses shruns irOm the
sound in sharp remoiso.
Upon the road coming up from the r.yer, two
horsemen riding toward the iowa az a rapid
pace heard the first heavy swing Of tina. death
bell. They both had loved tho girl up yonder
N the bro an house each according to hla charac'
ter and tho iitst iron blow smpte them both 10
the heArt. Lane uttered a ',nglo cry ant stop
ming his horse sa' motionless till tho years #
her age we're tOlled forth, AT every vibration The
heart sh1unk gTieving down in his bosom and
his nerves frightened, holding Lin IN mute
agony.
When the bell ceased and the stiffness grew
heavy again, tho horses crept slowly forward
Their tlauks were covered with ioam and tho
breath came hot from their heaving chests, but
they had plenty OF time now the bell had planted
in those listening hearts those most painful OF all
yv,rds Utoola The young men did not speak,
but parted in the high road looking mourniully
into each others faces. Then Jameson went his
way blaming himself ard onvying the man she
hal loved in the depths Of his soul, lei strick-
| an al he was. With feeble effort AT atone
ment Jameson had 4 ne in search OF Lane hoping
| 10 comfort the unhappy glTl WIN her lover !
presence before she died, but toe blessing OF
| aver this small attempt at kindness was denied
| tp him, too late, 100 ltles lsAlt NoAAh hJN ~
| 10 his fathers; he wound on his heart was toC
| deem Tor that, but hs rode up 10 the minister
door and asked tor shelter Only for little time
| while he rested alone.
Tic clergyman filled with pity by what he bad
seen at Clafa's death bed, supported the young
man into his house. l. vas touching tosae hos
hoayiv that strong frame leaned on tho 600
old man. and viii what thanktulness that pLou'
spirit received tho lite cares VIII IN tail So
gently on the weary hearted. Toe blow nae
fallen IN, n him sudderly. Al first ho shrsnl
rr m the idea of Claras death with sort o
urtolisying horror. lla hal no hosrt 10 ques
ton the minister, n, strength for anything
All that he asked was to 10 alone with the dark
ness of his own thoughts.
The room which had besn given him com
na1dsd view of Mrs. Andersons cottage
| lie had no courage to look that way but 10
ward night whea the minister had talked Will
him awhile in bis meek christian way, BIO go
up and opening the shutters looked at the brow
house through the bars that almost blinded him
That night two Of tho nj ighborI were sittin
with the bereaved mother In the little roon
where Clara had toiled and suffered so long.
While they remained there, converting AZ u
teryals in low, serious way, and doing the
best TO console the widow, Who listened In p'
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

tie way shs does-its outrageous. nS q scsn-
dslsto the town"
/" cannot see my duty clear sighed the
minister 81 have wrestled and prayed, but !
don't got any light"
q She don't belong 10 us," urged the deacon
abe seldom sits under your preaching"
Az We 20 conhne our eforts 10 do good 10
the members Of our church ~ inquired the
Clergyman, in a roproachful voice Christ did
not teach that brother Jones'"
The deacon was silent possibly that was
Hovel view Of the eSse 10 him and be had no
answer ready out Of his theological wisdom.
Well, he exeiaimed resolutely, moro saw
age perhaps from his discontinue unless
her nlother1l turn her out Of doors the old wo-
man ought 10 be churched-that's my opinion
and ] nint afraid 10 have IL known"
-" II is a measure would not take, one thao
! should be very sorry TO 10. Urge a mother I
desert her own child-the idea lie monstrous
You don't pretend to sand up for the girls
goodness, | suppose"
o That is impoesible, | fear"
" should think 50 indeed Why Just
think Z"
Tt deacon ran glibly over tho various re-
Terts and Clara heard ovNry sylable-the tones
fell on her heart like sparks q flame.
have hoard il ali, said tho minister (;
poor, sinful creature
e tell you she ought TO be sent out Of the
tOwn-its wrong TO Leave her hore.'
hope you will never DO the ono 10 sug-
gcsi a measure like that
NO-I shan't but | shouldn't DO the ono 70
sav no II any body proposed it. A proud, good
foi nothing little huSy--you can't put it in
any other way"
A tho words lefl his lips tho door opened
and whom the two men looked up thoy saw be-
fore them a tall form and colorless face like tho
ghost Of tho girl whose faults they had boon can
vNsing.
The deacon shrunk back in absolute fer and
tho minister bimself was ppvefles under the
gaze Of those briny eyee. Before either could
recover himself enough 10 speak, the door
closod aud the GIL bad disappeared
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

ANoTHER revolving Instance Of tho
Consequence OF keeping a horse airoc
elsnders has resulted in tho death N .
Iious poor man named Michasl Waist
village Of Clthksen, who uniortuna.
tracted the diseaAe from his own horse.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


TIE Bed Mcdisise.
Tske the open air. 49,
The more you take the better
Follow nature laws
To the very letter.
Let the doctors 70
To the Ray Of Biscayi
Lat alone the gin,
The brandy, and the whisky.
Freely exercise
Keep your spirits cheerful,
Let no dread Of sickness
Mako you ever fearful.
Bat the simplest food,
rDripk the pure cold water
Then you will 10 well
O,st least you ought TO-
~, Rxpr.~-s, for the New York sur
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

sEntsred according the AGA OF Coagre u, arm
CLERKS once Of the District CouI, OF the Sonssnd
Dastr!a OF New York, In VA" ~ 49, q Beach,
sARhl hundred and stxiy'wo' " 10s
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-02-08

~,,.., K.pr.--,y for tn. New YORK Sun
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13

puTng our march FROM Strasburg New Market sound
OF the artillery was frequently audible ia ourrear Every
gun told MS our friends in force aud that the
enemy waa running for fear Of them Once we were ac
iuaiy m sight OF the Union military corps Mount
Jackson drawn up IN line of BATTLE about two miles from
where we were How every prisoners heart beat AZ that
moment But column of smoke In our rear proclaim
ed the bridge between the Union troops and he rebels
in flames aud all ondly cherished hopes Of immed
ate rescue were quickly dspeod and goomy as ever we
pursued our way, marching under o. burning sun many
OF our men dropping out OF the ranks from exhaustion
rHE WOUNDED on ruE FtELn
The greater part Of our wounded lay where they fell
iot az least twelve hours before yhng done to re-
leve them They we're removed finally 10 different bo1se
IN the vicinity, and some taken Front ROYAL The
Union dead were buried by the rebels on Saturday NAV
"A, the day after the battle
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13
FaoN Northumberland uoIMrY.


The news Of the capture of Memphis has
been received with great satisfaction here
by the last steamer. Lord Lyons received
from his government leave Of absence for two
months. He sails from New York on the
18th inst Hon Mr. Stewart Secretary Of
Legation, will perform his duties during his
absence, though entirely unofficial The Wis
it, it is though, will be productive Of benefit
TO our interests abroad.
The 7ribunes Washington dispatch says
there is no doubt that tho President disap-
proves Of Gov. Stancy's closing the negro
schools at Newborn, The President is ox-
aiming into tho cases Of the soldiers impris-
oncd in the penitcntkry here under sentence Of
the general court martial and has already
granted several pardons.
Intelligence, official and unofficial does
not confirm the reports that the state ofNorth
Carolina Is upon the point of returning to her
loya ty. Gen. Burnside is far from desiring
any portion Of his forces withdrawn.
The Times Washington dispatch says il
is understood that the President and Cabinet
are united in the determination to give no
quarter to secession slave owners, and the
new article ofwar prohibiting the rendition OF
fugitive slaves, will hereafter be strictly en-
forced. IL is stated confdentially in wol-in-
formed circles that Gov. Stanley will either
resign or be recalled in ten days.
Dispatches from Flag Officer Dupont state
that the gunboats have possession Of Stone,
near Charleston. The capture was made in
consequence ofinfurmation from Robert Small.
Dispatches have been received at the War
Department from Gen. Mitchell dated at
Huntsville, Ala, june 6, stating that an ex-
psdition under Gen. NcgIey had driven the
enemy, commanded by Gen Adams, from
Winchester, through 'y@per, back to Chata-
nooga, utterly defeating and routing them at
that point. Baggage wagons, ammunition, and
supplies have fallen into our hands, and still
more important results may be expected to
follow tins movement
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-06-13

The Mobile Adreriscr has a private letter
from Fort Gains, dated the 30th ult., which
says that - federal vessels had passed the
Fort and ? or 3 were firing at Fort Morgan.
Rebel dispatches from Jackson, Miss, .he
10Th ult., say it is understood thata few shots
were fired from the Yankee squadron at Vicks-
burgh on the previous night. No injury was
done. On the 3Oth, the bombardment was
resumed. Last nightit was supposed no ser
ious damage was me- The best spirit pre-
wallis among the citizens and soldiers An
engagement had occurred near Grand Gulf.
between one OF our companies and citizens and
the enemy. 1t Is reported that 60 Of the en-
MY were killed.
The Vicksbargh Wig reports that Capt
llaskins' battery opened cGectualy ON the
cnomy's transports at Grand Gulf, causing
hasty retreat Of the enemy, who subsequent
ly shclled the town. They said they were in
no hurry about Ncksburgh Gen. Lowell
received an official dispatch dated the 2Slh
ult, which says two federal officers and three
men we're killed at Baton Rouge. The enc
my then shelled the city. No one was kill
ed Capt. Haskins reports to Gen. Lowell
that no sunk one federal transport and Grip
Piled another on Saturday. On Sunday the
enemy came up to land troops at Grand Gulf
and marched through Port Gibson. Our peo-
pie drove them back with considerable loss,
killing and wounding about 100.
The N,ssissippian learns that the federals
demanded the surrender of Haskns battery,
threatening, in case Of refusal, to deyastate
the whole country around Grand Cult.
A dispatch from Fort Gibson, the 3lst
ult., says all is quiet at Vcksburgh The
federal boats have retired
BAToS RoUGE, May %.
The federals attempted to land troops
garrison yesterday morning in small boats at
just as they were about to land, a Conieder-
ate company fred on them when, without
giving timely notice, the iedorals commenced
throwing shot and shell into the town One
of the missiles struck the Hardey House
Many other houses were struck In half an
hour after commenced nearly all Of the wo-
men and children left town flying in every di-
rection. The fedcrals are now landing the
troops. a fight is expected soon, a confed-
crate force being near the city. Hot work
will soon commence.
Charleston, June 80 The enemy's gun
boats are moving up AS if TO engage our BAT
terles. Great excitement prevails as the gun
boats are in sight at times. Every confidence
is felt in Gen. Gist's ability to drive the in
yaders off There is still heavy firing in that
direction and 1t is rumored that one hundred
moro Yankees have been cut off and cap
tuicd.
Administrations. Gsts last dispatch
says that the prisoners We took this morning
report the enemy landed, 700 strong, on
Battery Island, and on James Island He is
now m front Of me, in face, and under the
cover of his gunboats. An advance is i'm
mlncnt
char sston, Jime --Fornoou.-T enemy
landed 2OO0 men at James Island, opposite
tho city. battle took place The enemy
were ropulscd with loss of 20 men taken
prisoners by the forces of Gen. Gist They
will be sent to Selmar, Ala, Immediately.