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The New York herald., 1863-11-18

DoyA1 cause but have brokcu down many mhsvabs Nj
sveaed Woadcc toward Mr.. Beecber ia America 1hero
nsny . man who viii meet hun In Wall street and
oadway Mat formerly m,suadorstood him and passed
- ey and say, j" God osess you, Mr.. Beechss, yoa
(Chees) But win be betrayed ioto wha, had 10 n.
Seshon Oh doing In falling into Amor eau hnbH. the M
Enhy o. making speech only rose for that one pur.
- AZ sincerity aud alb honesty 10 render my feeble
sene o. thanks 10 this for what Troy
sorse during this time. Although tins poph has
I'm ned by known houored loved ,hroas iout the
noeson Dr IIitthcock), yet therc is DO man in this
Sesosry and no man on this gIobe that can stand TO
symoo.n church where he stands and long, long, long
ere aSo'ber vo'co shall say 70 him, Some up
~ b.sspkr said no . traitor in the house and he
44ed 70 expose him He left him tMr. By at Munich,
- knew how homesick no was Ills name, be believed
ves Holmc. He wanted him 10 10 up and show how
esnan 60 no felt for leaving him 10 foreign country Be
Vas baptist and modest man.
G REhARKs OF RRv. Mr.. n0Lnrs.
!. Rov. NE HolhE, Of Jersey City, who Of Mr..
beecher's travelling oompanioAs, found his way 70 the
snorm and said am enceeains.y glad 70 welcome my
friend your pastor from Tho horrors OF the sea, and
car on1r deeply INTO hs feelngs having him saer
and by ths by he terribly stricken with the fear
that sec this and zoo that lie said you VIII be 20
nnd az 70 omit that word when you speak relation
The horrors Q, tho Sss .So Ssayss o. whs
we read In Revelation would bo indeed very sweet
place TO him. because lboro would be more sea there
tIaughser) But l was 40 sorry, think gredt deal
sorry, to loave him In Munich than he was, Ger
tainly 70 lose me; and II there thing which
60 and hear him bsiorc an Msish audience. thank
God that lott him behind, and that no was permitted
70 speak, az almost never man srake, before
such an audience = that ho was cDabled TO
give utterance 10 truths which they ought 10
hear, and which have reason, ali Of u.s. 70 thank
God he was permitted speak before them therefore
welcome him, and with my brother thank you for his
loau that he has been thus do our country
- Z. ne think humanity soryice and rejoice with you
Asa j. % the speaking was nsished the band played
patriotic and operate airs and when our reporter left st
nearly midnight the festive progressing The
les tivAl win be continued Wednesday evening.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
The Cali sor rroeps.


Governor Seymour last evening issoxrayhed to ,Ae
POLES Commissioners that bs had given h approval IN
ths hsnoIoiAn force " assl Ia obtaining recruits for
General sp,nolss brixsds.-,hsv receive The usual
fai oompenss,on for each reerVn rnas,srsd INTO tho
service
THE QuoTA or BosToS.
Bc~ros, Nov. ~. 1859.
Mayor nooln has issued stirring sppsaI to the eli
10 promptly OIL up the quota u sofiers required foe
the city Of Boston Meetings faftsrxpcs II yoisDssr.
ING VII be bed In all the yards Wednesday sveaiDx
rux sAssAcnUsErTs BOUNTY rfLL.
Bo~rs. Nov ~. Issa.
ms Lsgisia,Ire has pass~d thu Bosniy bii and VIII
atyDrn 10 norsinx. III bill proylses for y~y
ing t34s n hsDa o., the volshtssr ehoss 80 ''in
hand AMI 90 r~r nools dgfisS hls ,srm Of ssrvo~.
ard en- m"nths h-sesftes. be 30 dssssrsef
for honorASao ds.bilny Tho sans, eAss
q dsalh, ~ be psh " bs Who's bSirg
Tbs sans bSunty ~M b. Jsd vsierans Who
enisi TtM oytnai system cccssosed l0rK debate
bat naAiy adapied With nts ofisallion. Ibs
Gthy psnsaitou system The gr@s'on H Tho
Ooylr 10 insasAss 1befe ia heavy psnAlsy for
ifali lieui attempts 70 qbtsiu ihs togniy
The iusifncni bIl = issf yer sasfrdsi "
pat cheek On s4tRtiiute tru.sr~Ns
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
Marshal Forey's Visit.
HAD M A MISSION TO Nh. LINCOLN,

lffom the fArE Pfesso, Nov g.
The Pau has announced that Marshal foroy, befors
returning 70 tranee will proceed 10 New York sdds
that the Marshal charged with mission TO tbe fedora
governmcnt 10 10 unfortunate that tho Iaw had not
confined i1eh 70 satng tho fact u the yst u Marsha
forey 70 New York. Why speak u mission % which
cannot point out either the meaning the Object tho
character or The opporunenos, Tho frat
Of such pdcretons 10 10 open tie door oonlecl9rcs
of all kinds; and Ia such cases ~ 10 well known tho
worst interpretation are those which the o.t readily
obtain credit
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
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t. - .ay b aHsz o'tsfs 80 ava t~sas~r q
oaassi ~ tbs gfs@fssaa q gsis' ~ sis iosrh
" b1ats ~tEh wiH Bs saslea 10 fsw days ssa ne
s'.issf.af 49, isea bs pr4-aYtr msss Tis ssbsUip
ilgas t5-fsy aalglnisi W Nts 4g9
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
D...df.i ,fafia. Di..st.r.

TNE FrrAsEh warHA wfrDg Fut#thhnp AVID thh
o. BstFb L0NT.
frmtf MA. ~ ~, lse5
rss tfs~ fsrrs, wsiff Wtsa, " feSofiss, /,
fyssssfsl a ne .fts Fts 20 sa~ bsJ AZ % e>sff
are r-s.sasg W b. lgtt.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
CHA T TAN N00GA.
The Rebel Battery on Lookout
Vigorously at Work.
-~--~~,~~~,e-->~-->>~-~-~->
Arrival or ReiMfOrcamen
for Bragg.
~~N~0~s~~-~->----,e-Nse~>
Junction of Gen. SheYman's
Corps with Gen. Thomas.
the RECENT FIGHT At lhWRENCEBURG.
-~~~~~~>~-~~>-~~-~>~~-~
Destruction or Property by Roddy's
Rebel Cavalry.
~~~>~o>~oo>.>~~-.~~~~>-
A Desperate and Decisive Bat
tie Expected,
70. 60. 90.
Tho ChattMnoo Ga Tsiegrams.
CuArFAN1oGA Nov. IA 1aaa

Vhe ChattWno0 g0 Telegrams.
CHATTANOOGA. Nov. 10, 1868.
All 10 quiet on our front,
Tho rebel battery lookout Mountain has boon quito
vigorously worked today firing alternately on Hooksrs
camp, Moocasn Point and Chattanooga camps Rebel
shells arc also occasionally ,hrowa into shs tows Ths
rebel nre, although punging oos, neither accurate
nor Effective No casusities reported hero.
Our Mcccasin Point batteries Q splendid rouge q
the rebel camps 10 the Chattanooga valley the east
side OF Lookout Mountain.
The movements Of tho rcbes Al timo favored tbs
belief that noy would advance largo force aooksrs
lositioa aud sadsasor drive m out Of m bat The
strength os that position and tho advanssgsous wsy
which Hooker has disposed Of bis forces and
operation which he receive from other iososs have
undoubtedly led tho rebels 10 abandon tho scheme.
The latest Information rscslvcd from sceuts
Trajectory of former reports.
It's sad that the Western and Atlantic Railroad 10
being worked TO s full capacity bringing rsinforcsmentS
to Hagg and thAt tho road from amaugs
eight miles south ID lined with rebsi camps.
The campaign will not be closed Without decisive and
bloody struggle for tho possession oS Chattanooga and
East Tennessee.
ntsgsnes from East Tsanssss 70 ths svsslns Of ths
iSsh Isstass 10 rscsivsd. n h satisfactory.
The Nashville Tsissraas.
sAssv'ras. rsau.. Nov. 10. lss3.
Fofty'nve psisoo"ss, among tnem On captain sn9
three isrssaHaAs, captured by MAJOR yltsgbbou o Ne
yoresnsh Michigan ., Lawrcscsburs rssshsd ssH eMy
20 day.
The rebsi forcs o oosous Cooper reassd II Awyeacs
burg, sndssvoring Isuassuss rivsr
Ths country around Columbia y eisas os gaeriasL
On thu 18th Roadys rsbsl cavalry crossed sAs
Tsnnssses river and cans 70 cas'sia, Lynsvss,
on 'es rsasssses and Alabama Railroad ssd destroyed
two bridges and she trcsslswork.s
n reported thai sh Ia quiet % ear fFcss
fIcussasss Cooosi H. O. Hodges, Cni~ Quasssrms..ss
mas been ordered 10 Lssvsuwostb, KansAS. j. L. Donail
500, Lieutenant Colonel and Assistant QusssrmAssss 10
appointed 70 his post
Ia tho here the water 10 thirty one and half s.sx
deep On The BLosip.
large lot of coal for government uss arrived hsse 10
DAY
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
p,rrurIsn Of cspsr.i seai Dow. Tan

pOstlsso w. Far y, isi
lAtr.fs talf-xe' tba usnrry o. csasfpss ''"'',
.sttsby s.tsfi Nsti nss -at agsi~Tei - ifs e.'
.as ta-sanx GfattB9pg ~ l#ararns
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
The Loai.~iiIe TsI.srs~s.

Locsvnlz, Nov. ~, Isss
Ategram, dated yesterday. from the quarters of
tho Army o tbs rvubse states Mayor GsssrA shsr
was ., GsssrA Ti.oms hsadquMts,s, havlsu made
aJuncton with his entire oorps with lhe right of Gsssssi
Crsnts army At ChsttAnoogA.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
Trr TaLF w LIvrNrO0L.

lFrnn we Liverpool t01rb~v. NcT
Notnirg sss - tsnef W fo.sar sfd gefy htis
e,~~-n~rs. tesn the "srsn divoroe osss M ineSu
p@Tsfs with the sxetptton Of tte ~ bar. ftn1F'y
Ntp,ei bpt thr seems 40 sraesa fsfesrrs abn
W. Wfsster~e ufsl to - onyerfaiaa. -
efT " zee r~~s ~tri.sfys ressya ~ th9 siis
ia svery ~ssst.-s he
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
SCANDAL ABOUT LORD pALMeAs1ou.


The Venerable and Vigorous Premier or
Suif-Mrs. O,Kame LIKELY to Render
the First Scat In the Cabinet Vacant
Very Intcresting end Exciting Gossip
All over Great Britain.
LORD PALMRRsTON AND The DIVORCE COURT.
~ fFrom the London Star, Oct. 81.
rrmo Cd In the region Of the Divorce Court that
the nov Judge will have 70 deal with more
Predecessor We only notice the yuor abstaning from
giving the details which have reached Il Is said that
the wife of clergyman tho Respondent and that the
oorsspobdent - eminent In position, and has been
long md much before the pubc shas the interest Ike
~ 10 be excited by tho case will equal. u do not
w which Lord Melbourne appeared ~ defsndsnt y
We have often dsapproved q portions n the policy Of the
Statesman In question. bot he has always seemed 10
Of the last the world likely thus submit
brand upon his reputation However the gossip Of
clubs and the scandal Of tho II sts may anato re the
opinion of the country ronounc:s lie dscisons
10 nsiand, wsrs be the M psiiivs rscluss has any
reason 70 sbvrk from TnD INN Bry nts bis conduct,
hs 10 conscious that "rrappsr's r'ghsf0liy mpusnsd
lhess are not The dress A. c. ~ spirit runs % high
s:shss 81 KEAr AMERICANS s@Ss. ~ snr' =: -
ps0u POI, sss ~ Tiis fss POUND a.O.i sasmiss
e. tns 'nS b srscsivs 70 the many 'ssoce 70 -
s Who's s'sn rsns sxoRxous PRoyIrs. NJ Sss pcSsS
weo .,.r,~a ,hsir oa hh re-
pueat r1As sexcr
for ss prrehse ssswhsT: ., PAIGE List 4 nov read
me- :ss'S ss sssSc sssc :, : s.sSI = =; siSfsI.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

Rev. HrSEY wsap Bucgxp then rose and received
With great cheering and waving Of bsndkercbies which
ws ret eaied aeno ana again. When silence was 70.
ffored he spoke as follows
kven y he'd been erpected could no, make speech
h-pghifor there are many ocrssous IN which the opiy
esp essoh enc can giye that ~ silence. u Deariy
or months stnce siood here and truly ssy that
there hsa no been dsy mleh aimoa say not NJ bcsr
n wbifh IA not fncevsd scrersNn M o. TIE peaeure
~ foreigp frarei ana Nariots eEpcficncs ~ bah.
10 rups ~ uousbiH for ! have euried yoa with
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
Dcmocrniic stn,e Convention.

Democratic State Convention will lie held a
Detroit, ON Wednesday the eleventh day of Felru
ary A. ID. 1864. Mt eleven o'clock in the forenoon
for tho purpose Of nominating candidate for Jus
tiee OF tho supreme Court, and candidates for Re
gents u the University aud for the purpose Of
acting such other business may come before th'
convention.
Zach county comprising ono moro rcpreqcn
alive districts WILDE entitled 10 three times many
delegates as there representatives, In the lowe
house Of the State Legislature from such county;
each county which may not be entitled 10 one repre-
sentative in the lower house in the State Legisla
ture, will be entitled to one delegate.
The last State Convention adopted a resolution Il
the effect thss delegate should BIO entitled o.
scat in any future democratic State Convention as
Representative from any county in which he does moi
reside.
Democrats and conservatives, ye who wish res
toratici OF tho Union and the maintenance of the
constitution and laws in their integrity, come and
Iet take counsel together in this hour Of hui
hlliltion and peril.
Detroit, December %, 1859.
LEVI BISHOP, wM. A. RICHMOND,
IL N. WALKER, ADAM l.. ROOF,
STEPHEN III. CLARK, AUSTIN WALES,
N A. BALCH, III. H. HARMON,
IL. A. LYBR00K, j, q. SUTHERLAND.
o. M. BARNES, JOSEPH COULTER
l.. ID. NORRIS,
Democratic State Central Committee.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

the military Iorccs of tho State Of Mich.
igan,n approved january Is, 1862, 10y
some i'll considered provisions, shas Gre.
ate,l confusion il the laws in regard "a
the military service during the war
That act was intended for the better or.
ganizauon. of the militia Of the State,
and to create State military fund Cor
the purpose ofmaintaining that organi.
ztaion, but not To supercedc the war
loan act, or any of the laws providing
for the raising of troops for the war;
The fund provided has none of it yet
como into the treasury, aud when II
does, will be totally inadequate in time
of war to pay the necessary expenses
Yet the act provides, in section "a THAT
" all expenses incurred for the mainte
nance of the military forces of the State,
by virtue Of any of the provisions OF
this act, shall be pail by the State
Treasurer from aud out of the State
military fund. The provisions of the
act contain the law for draft and the
recruiting service. The repeal of sec
ton "a, and an oamenement of section
30, so as to save from repeal the " act
to provide a military force, approved
March 10, 1861 and an act amendato.
ny thereof, approved May 10th, 1861,
would remedy the difficulty. This, or
something equivalent to it, | recon.
mend. .gH a.3m iE-r ss...-F,t
For full details of the military ope.
rations of the State, refer you to the
truly excellent report OF the Ajiutant
General, to whose assi,luity and eff.
cheney the State ows great obligation
Gentlemen. / commend the Michigan
troops to your active sympathy and
support. BY their heroic endurance of
the harGships of war, and by their splen
did bravery in battle, they have crown.
cd the State with glory. Their battle
cry is " Michigan, remember Michigan"
and Michigan mast remember them
We have already long list of immor-
tai heroes dead in battle. hope YOU
will in some appropriate way place
upon the enduring records Of the State
your appreciation of the valor and pa
trlotic devotion of these brave men,
Let US hand down their names to pos
terity upon an illuminated page, that
they may be rcvered as examples for all
time to come, They belong to history
now. We must take care that it is
rightly written. Your hearty thanks
are also due to the gallant non who
still uphold she flag of our country in
the field, and have lately borne it on to
victory over bloody ground. Let us
send them warm words Of cheer from
home. May God give them other and
greater victories, and bring them speed.
lly back III peace and triumph. Then,
indeed, shall Heavens arches ring with
glad shouts OF welcome. ..H ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

TnE FLiSr AND DETRoIr & MILwAu
KEE RAitRoAD.-We are grati6ed in be-
,Ig able to announce that arrangements
are now nearly perfected for breaking
ground upon the new route from Flint
and intersecting the Detroit and Mil
waukee Railroad and Fentonville, or
some more favorable point. 1t is the
intention of the gentlemen interested in
this enterprise, to complete it during
the present year, if possible.
Parties are also arranging to estab.
lish line of telegraph from saginaw to
this city, which it is designed to com
pletc in the course of the ensuing sea
son. An uninterrupted railroad and
;elegraphlc communication between this
city and the Saginaw Valley, must be
mutually advantageous to Detroit and
that rich and growing section of our
State, and cannot fail to give most FL.
vorable impulse to the business and
growth of the productive counties ad
jacent to and beyond Saginaw.-De
troit Tribune.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

campaign was to concentrate all their
forces on lsosecrans, and, after defend.
ing him, to concentrate against Grant
and relieve Vicksburg, and afterwards
to regain Now Orleans. We have not
yet quite appreciated that noble and
brave soldier, General Rosecrans, and
his great victory AT Murfrecsboro. Zap.
plausc.l If there is anything soldier
desires more than anything else, it is
that his fame, nobly won N the battle.
field, even If he lead his troops to the
charge himself should be che,i, he'd by
his electromagnetic.
Subsequently General Batter was
serenaded, and, at the solicitation of the
crowd gathered outside, na'o n few re.
marks in reply to the compliment.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
From Galveston.

New York, Jan. /.
The steamer Creole arrived tonight
from New Orleans January 3.
She passed several gunboats bount
up the river; passed the transport Mer
rimac, with troops. at Southwest Pass
also the gunboat Kensington.
Pu.ser Cook reports that, by the ar
rival of the gunboat Clifton at South
west Pass, on the evening of the 3D.. 81
learn that, early on The morning of Thu
lst, the rebels made an attack by lane
and water on the Federal forces at Gal
weston. Our gunboats were attacked
by five rebel steamers, protected 10y
double rows of bales Of cotton and load
cd with troops, armed with rifles, mus
kets, etc.
"The Harriet Lane was captured by
boarding, after about all her officers, in
Guiding Captain Wainwright and Lieu
tenant Lee, and the crew-all told 1876
had been killed by musketry from the
rebel steamers.
"My informant states that but one OF
two of the officers, and but IL or Is o.
the crew, escaped death.
"The gunboats Clifton and Owasco
were engaged and escaped, the former
losing no men and but one wounded
Tho Owasco lost one killed, and Ia
wounded.
1.-TWO banks, loaded with coal, fell in.
to the hands of the enemy.
"The estfield-the flag ship of Com
Renshaw-.was not engaged, being
ashore in another channel. Her crew
were transferred to transports, and Com
Renshaw, fearing she would fall into
the hands of the rebels, blew her up
BY some nismanagement or accident
the explosion occurred before the boat
containing Com. Renshaw, Lieut.. Zim
norman and the boats crew got away
and they were consequently blown NJ
with the ship.
"Tho crew of the Westfeld arrived
at New Orleans on transports, and the
remaining troops are on the way back
They did not arrive until the place had
been evacuated.
"Al the fleet arc on the way to New
Orleans.
"The rebel force, estimated at 5000
is under Gen. Magruder.
sour land force was under the com
mand of Colonel Burrcll, Of Massachu
sets, and probably did not exceed 800
the residue not having arrived, orno,
being discmbarked in time to fight.
sour loss was estimated at from | sc
to 200 killed and taken prisoners, the
navy suffering most.
at is thought the rebel loss was much
more, as our guns were firing grape and
canister continually into their midst.
"T'he rebels had several batteries on
shore.
1.-The Federal troops werc OF the
long wharvcs, and, it is said, ropulsed
two charges of the rebels before they
surrendered"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette says:
To Col. G. 0. LOOMS (who, although
Chief of Artillery on Rosscan's staff,
still personally superintends the opera
tons of the immortal lst Michigan Bat.
terry the unanimous voice Of the army
accords the highest need of praise.
The LIST Michigan Battery famed
everywhere in the heaviest of tho fight,
and Lieutenants Van Pelt and Hale
proved 10y their soldierly and gallant
conduct that the lessons taught them
by Loomis had not been thrown away.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

Misprison for trcason-asking a sol
der to take dinner and dessert.
The prayer of deeds is oftencr an.
swered than the prayer of words.
The muscles which close the hand are
stronger than those that open it.
If we still love those we lose, we can.
not altogether lose those we love.
A drop Of the blacklist ink may DIFF
fuse light as brilliant as the light OF
day.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

New ARRANcEMENT.--By advel tise.
mcnt in this paper it will be seen that
Geo, CAssApAv, formerly Of the Gcnesce
House, has gone into business with j.
Il. McCoLL, next door to Gcneseo street
Steam Grst Mill, with view to gene.
raj aud judicious dissemination of poul.
try, fruits, vegetables, &c. George, as his
condition indicates, is good feeder,
aud no man better understands the bus
mess Of providing choice viands for the
sovereign people. McColl is also at
home in the business. q 90 ras1a
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

UNION DINING RooMs.--We call mt.
tcntion to the advertisement for this
new institution in this paper. Ma.
BorD has taken great pains to fit up the
establishment inneat style, gives good
bill of fare, sud either boardcrs or tom.
porary visitants at his quarters will find
the wherewith in tho shape Of edibles
at all times to satiate their appctites,
however ravonous or spicurean. ~ = .
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
From Vicksuurg.
'ecial Dispatch to the Detroit Free Press.

Special Dispatch TO the Detroit Free Press.
NAPOLEON, Ark, Jan. g.
Reports have been received here that
the rebel ram Ponchartrain, building at
Little Rock, is completed, ard some an
ticipations are entertained of raid
from her during. the present high water.
She is nodded after the Sumpter, un-
less altered since last summer.
A fleet of coal bargcs arrived here
last night, both for the army and navy,
which will expedite operations much.
The weather has been clear and fine
since the storm of Saturday.
The Carondelet has not been able to
get above this point, The Lexington
.overhauled her on Sunday, and towed
her up, reaching her last Sunday. The
Conestoga will tow her from here.
From Memphis the hospital boat Red
Rover, with sick and wounded of tho
navy, arrived hero on Wednesday, and
will wait the arrival Of the fleet before
proceeding further.
Dispatch TO tie Asscciaocd Press
tlsAa F.8 He CAIRO, Jan. IL.
+ BY the arrival tonight, from tho
mouth of the 1Yazoo River, we have
authentic accounts from Vicksburg.
Gen Sherman has been repulsed
completely, and the entire force under
his direction and McClernand re,em.
barked on Saturday, on the transports,
closely pressed by the rebel advance,
which, upon coming within range of
the gunborts, was driven back with Sc
ycre loss. AT last accounts the entire
fleet of transports, with the troops, had
arrived at Island No. 90 on the way to
Napoleon.
Nothing,has been heard from Banks
and Farragut, though rumors of their
advance are in circulation.
The engagement was less general
than heretofore. 1t is reported that
the principal fighting was done by the
centre under command of Generals
Smith and Blair, and the conduct of
the latter is highly spoken Of
Our loss, az near as could be ascer.
.aincd, was fifteen hundaed wounded,
six hundred killed, and one thousand
missing,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
Cry Lors.--The opinions Of the De.

Cry Lors.--rhe opinions of the De
troit Free Press, Tri5ape, Saginaw En-
ferpfiss and Bay City Press to the con.
trary Notwithstanding, we must insist
upon it that city lots can be purchased
here at a fair price and upon the most
favorable terms. There is no place in
Michigan having as sure guaranty for
growth and prosperity, where men Of
moderate means can as easily acquire a
homestead, and one which is certain to
increase in value. Ii is no fair estimate
to take the value put on ,favorite city
lots, not in market, and apply it indis.
criminately to all city property.
New EsrABLIsHMeNTy-Messrs. vii
kin & Mack have rented the. store in
Young's Block, of latot occupied by
Messrs. Moore & LOOMS, where they
propose to open first class Hat and
Cap Store. They will keep also an as
sortment of Gents Furnishing Goods,
Valices, Carpet Bags, general travelling
paraphcrnelia, Umbrellas and other
goods incident to this line Of trade.
BERNAcKi's DRUG SToRE.--C. w.
Bernacki, late of the firm oc Bernacki
g. Hobbs, has opened neat and well
filled Drug Store, corner of Genescc and
Jefferson streets, where he may be
found at all hours, to put up prescrip.
tons in English or German, and attend
to the general business in his line.
New Goose. III. Wilkin & Co.
have recently received several cases of
new and fashionable Cloths, Yes tings,
Furnishing Goods, &c as also supply
of Hats and Caps of late styles.