East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-09
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

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sderato notes" when he was captured
lis valuables amounted to twenty
hree dollars and butternut breast
in.
The New York papers all mention
he military appearance Of that city on
'unday. All the squares were trans
1rmed into camps for the newly ar
ived regiments who arc to protect
the draft.
The War Department has organized
up to this time, seventy-fve companies
Of invalids.
Gen. Hooker and General Cowdin
are both mentioned in Washington
dispatches as about to receive COM
mands.
The handsome young ladies who're
Gently attended the tables at the Crys-
tai Palace fair, near London, sold
choice cigars to their admirers aud OBJ
tanned an enormous. advance on the
common price by simply biting of, first,
the end to be placed in the smokers
mouth.
In London, the friends of the rebels
have lately paid four million Of dol
lars for their friendship. The rebel
loan has tumbled to such a depth as
to be almost out of sight.
All accounts represent Russia as
making tremendous preparations for
war. What pity we couldn't lend
her a hand. I.t,
That old Hoosac tunnel will soon
suffer. The apparatus now in use is
to give place to tho one used in the
great Alpine tunnel under Mount Ce-
MIS-.
A couple were recently married at
Lynn, whose united ages were 1872
years. The blushing bride had passed
her 18th summer, while the SHOWS of
rs winters rested upon the bride
grooms youthful brow.
The Savannah Republican pitches in
to the loyal Raleigh, N. c., Standard,
strong, and urges the banishment of
the editor as a submissionist,
Some young men who were travel
ing among the White Mountains re-
Gently stopped at Il farm house and
called for milk. After thoy had drank
large quantity, the woman of the
house brought them an enormous
bowl full, with the touching remark:
"One would think, gentlcmen, that
you had never boon weaned ~
Com. Rodgers belonged to Conn,
and to a family who had distinguished
themselves in the field and on the
quarter deck. TIE was universally
reputed to be a sllilful and gallant Of
floor
The Marquis of Galifet took from
Mexico as a present to the Imperial
Prince the miniature cannon, present
ed by the American to the Mexican
Government
The army viii realize about LOCO
men by the draft in Vermont.
A man in Portland, few days ago,
in gentle flow of spirits, pitched
follow with whom he was having n
discussion" head first through
window. The window and the mans
head were both badly broken.
Silver coin Of small denominations
is beginning to peep out. When
man passes one, the country papers
speak Of him as "achieving a daring
exploit.
The Richmond Enquirer says that
Mr.. Monminger's printing press is
turning out reams, tons of printing
paper by way Of money.
Disloyal Copperhead Syracuse, n,
Y, has raised erfull quota under the
CONSUMPTION act by volunteering.
A writer in the N. Y. Independent
is anxious to send $4,000 men and
fleet to Mexico to drive out the French.
Then take Bermuda, the Bahamas
and Canada, and SO re-establish the
Monroe doctrine on a sure basis. The
writer should see Stanton about it.
The electric fluid passed down the
entire body of Miss Cornelia Jewett,
carrying of gaiter boot she wore,
during a recent thunder storm in West
Wrentham. Though shocked and in
dignant, Miss Jewott survives.
In one day during the siege our ma
Wy flied two thousand shots at Fort
Sunpter.
Gen. Butler male a speech at Cen
tire Harbor, n. H., and was some
what indignant because one of his
hearers reminded him that he voted
for breckenridge.
Crinoline, now and then, makes
some amends for the disasters it has
caused. At one of the London thea
tres tfap-door was left open, through
which a favorite actress would have
been percipitated had not the album
dant size Of her crinoline filed up the
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