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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26

HEATHER and curled Hair Pillows made to
IN order. az SILeBEE's.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
L. b HOVEY,

L. b HOVEY,
Genesee Street, Opposite C. d. w. Gibson y Son
LAS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST
Ii Stock Of
Double and Single Harness. Saddles, Collars,
Brides, Martingoies, Haiises, Trunks, DC,
Whips, Of all descriptions,
In the State Of Michigan. Having secured the
services Of the hest Work in the State he is now
prepared to Manufacture to order all articles in
style never before displayed in this City
REPAIRING neatly executed, with promptness
and dispatch.
N. B.-L. b. IT, begs leave TO inform those indcbt-
ed TO him, that all accounts are made out up TO the
LIST Of April, and requests that they will call and
settle Immediately as all outstanding accounts after
the LIST Of May will be placsd in a lawyers hands
for collection l.. b. HoVEY.
East Saginaw, April l, 1862.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10
Nrw ioRK. Ami z

NV ANAAAf y pa -
TIE steamer Gov Cromwell from New Or
Isans 18th ult., arrived this evening. Among
TIE passengers are the officers and crew Of
tire steamer Bio Bio
Fugitives from tire reid lines Continue to
arrive With reports Of great destitutior.
Quite a cantra5and trade has been dizcov-
cred in which certain persons sent articles 70
plantations near the rebel lines when al a
favorable opportunity they were seized and
transported - the enemy. Cotton in small
quantities continues to he received at New
Orleans. People in the country Parishes Of
La. are soii to he actually in a starving CON
ditior. Six rebel prisoners arrived at New
Orleans on The 25tiI in ragged condition.
one Of whom was formerly wealthy citizen
of New Orleans
The rebels in New Orleans persist in the
statement that Farragut had been captured
and much solictude is felt by the Unionists
TO hear by way Of the North Of hi, safety
which was probably gratifed on the 35th DC
the Cromwell passed the steamer Star Of the
South going az the river that day. Gen Banks
had rc-established his headquarters at New
Orleans having just returned from visit to
Gen. Weitzel's command at Berwcks Bay. 1t
is reported that Gen. Growers, Brigade had
been sent 10 reinforce Weitzcl who is holding
strong position. The failure Of Con. Banks
to attack Port Hudson Is said TO be owing to
the fact that Farragut started the feet at
night instead ofjust before daylight, eight
hours before the time agreed upon, thus
preventing Gen. Banks getting his artillery
II plsisi,n to draw the rebels from the en-
trenchn.ents, Gen. Banks and Grover are re-
pOrt.i to have been within 600 wards Of the
rebel batteries the night the feet passed
Port Hudson. There IL nothing new from
Galveston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

INV FORK, b Fiii ..
The T-55uss's Washington dispatch SAYS
that our Government has information that
powerful steam rams are now being built on
the Thames and Mersey.
Gen. Schenck is in town to-day, and had
an interview with the President and Secre-
tary Of War, who entirely approved his
stringent measures IN treating the rebels as
traitors
The Times Washington dispatch says It
Is asserted in a quarter entitled to credit,
that draft viii soon be made to hll up all
the regiments to the proper standard. 1t is
not yet known how many it viii require but
probably near 100000.
Capt. Coulter, formerly Of the llth Penn.
who lost IN arm at fredericksburg. has OBJ
tainel the sanction Of the President to raise a
brigade composed Of men who through disa
ability, are untitled for active duty in the
field. These troops are to bo used for Pro-
yost garrison and hospital duty By this
means large number of able bodied troops
now performing those duties viii be sent into
the field
The Ilth Ind, captured ami rarolcd by
the rebels last fall has been exchanged and
will le ordered at once to active service.
Brig Gen. Cowdin one Of the unconGrmed
nominees before the Senate, has been thrown
out orsarviee by the filling Of the place from
which he was promoted
He has been relieved Of his command and
viii retire to private life.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10
NV YoRK. Anil

NV YORK, april s.
The Hcrold's Washington dispatch says
a report has reached here by way of Freder-
icksburgh, derived from rebel sources tnat
Charleston was bombardei by our feet,
and attacked BY our land forces, last Thurs
day and is now in possession of the federals
under Gen. Hunter and Admiral Dupont
The report is fully credited by prominent Of
Ecers Of the Government who were in posses
sion Of facts in reference to the contemplated
attack upon Charleston which it is not yet
prudent to divulge. 1t is certain, however,
that those who possessed this information are
confident that our soldiers and sailors will
celebrate the End anniversary of the fall Of
Fort Sumter in the captured city Of Charles
ton. The restrictions upon the publication
in the Southern papers Of any adverse news
are co stringent that it is not expected to find
much in them in reference TO the capture Of
Charleston till the disaster can no longer be
concealed, but tie reports which have arrived
are definite and positive, and are believed by
those who have the best right to know what
foundation there is for them.
The Times Washington despatch says the
city is nervous to night over the news derived
from rebel sources that Charleston has fallen,
tina, an attack commenced on Friday and
wac overwhelming successful. A flag Of truce
CANE 70 Falmouth, this morning. The news
papers smuggied under il made no mention
IF the fall of ChaIleston or of its salvation.
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have now been sold without single failure when
taken a. directed, and without The least injury O.
health in any case y Il IS put up in bottles N
three different strength, with uli directions for
using aud sent by esprt--. cle-.lr -.sl.d o. ell
psrt- of IN. country
PElcEs-Pull strength. .Ia; l1lr .trcu-ti. .-.
quarter strength, e. Per bottle.
- Remember This medicine ' ts-f-aof .N-
prUs-ly for obstinate cases which q ID other Remedies
- the Kind have failed o. also tat 10 Be- var
rauted represented IN every respect or the price
Will De refunded - Beware IL limitations None
warranted unless purchased directly OF DR.. ", or
al bis o.Lce. Prepared ANA sold only 40 Dr. Mntti-
sons Remedial Institute for Special Diseases No.
: Union Street, Providence. T. l.
- This speciality embraces ell diseases lf d. MI
waite nature both Of men and women, l,y d regular
~ educated physician Of twenty ears practice
giving them hts whole attention.
Consultations by letter or otharpi-s are
strictly confidential, AVID medicine viii be sent hv
kxpres secure from obser' ation L. all parts Of the
United States Also, accommodation Tor Ladies
IRON abroad wlshing tor a aud quiet Retreat
and good care until restored % health.
tACrloS.-lt has been esteemed that over two
quacks annually. in New Eu-laud alone, without
any bcH.n 10 those who pay II. All this comes from
trusting riftout inquiry 70 men Who are alike dcs-
utute OF honor. character or skill who.o orIy re-
eommendation Is their own false aud extravsaant
ASSERTIONS III praise If themselves. IT, therefore
you would aUoid beng hElnbuggsd, take no mans
word no matter uhaf has professions orc but MAKE
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you many regrets; for, a. advertising phvsiclans
IN nine cases cut OF ten bogus, there Is 20 sale
" ~ trusting any Of them unle-s you know rho
p Dr.. VI. Will send free, by enclosing one starpp
a: ABOVE. pamphlet on DfsE4sEs OF NoaAs, and
Gu pirate 1fseasss generally giving full uoruatiop
with the most undoubted reierenccs and testimo.,
mails, without which, no advertising physician or
medicine Of this kind IS deserving qry oonSfepce
s Orders by mail promptly attended 10. Write
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a above. Mar f7-ISwff
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CINcISNA1r Anil 8

CIScINNAII, april =.
lie lines Lexington despatch says Gen.
Gilm.rc irrived from the battlefield Of Somer
SGT ti- morning. The enemy numbering
coca we're overhauled four miles north OF
Somerset. Skirmishing commenced the enemy
falling back to position on hill mile
aud half from Somerset, where they made
a stand and the battle began in earnest.
After hours fighting, the rebels fed. pur-
sued by our cavalry to the river. Night
coming on, and their arrangements having
been previously made, they effected a cross
ing leaving 400 cattle. They had no train.
Their loss was so killed, and nearly 400
prisoners, including % commissioned officers.
Our loss was 10 killed and Is wounded.
Oar forces numbered 1000.
Cluke's band of rebels has been complete
y dispersed by the 10th Ky. cavalry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10
LOUISVILLE, AprIl l

III 80 iALEi - ~ \
To Ma. Gen HG1ecl:
The following despatch is from Gen.
Gilmore giving details Of his suecessiol.at-
tack upon the enemy in central Kentucky.
SoxxERsrT, March 3lst attacked the
enemy yesterday in 4 strong position near
the town, fought linn five hours driving him
from one position to another. Finally I
stormcd his position and drove him in con
fusion towards the river. His l1=s IL over
800 in killed wounded and prisoners. The
enemy outnumbered Us two to enc and were
commanded by Pegram. Night stopped the
pursuit.
We captured Two stand of o5l-zs. Our
les in killed wounded and missing VIII not
exceed 30.
GrxoEM, Brig Gen.
tie entire rebel force has been driven cut
Of Central Kentucky. and much Of their
piunder recaftured,--
Dave this moment received a second dis
lstca FROM ucr. Gilmore, dated this morning
from Slaglera F,ry, On tie Cumberland river
d. follows
Il un3eral4-ed the euomy's forces in my
first report; they were over 1900 strong.
During tie night their troops recrossed the
Cumberland in three places We have reta-
ken between 200 and 400 cattle.
GILMORE, Brig. Gen
Ioe al-,rj,g with which the troops have
cJa,"utr.J.p, and the IGOR and gallantry Of
t.,Ir .tt.cs, are highly conmendable.
\. {. BURNSIDE, Maj. Gen.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10
HEApcrAErrRs ARsr or PoronAc. J

april 8.
The LIST army corps, Maj. Gen. Reynolds
commanding, was reviewed to-day by Gen.
Hooker and staff
General Orders No. IS contains the follow
ing paragraph
sin pursuance Of instructions which have
been received from the War Department
there will be general muster of all the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-10

The Worlds Washington dispatch say
our loss in Tuesday skirmish at Drainsville,
is said to be 2oficers-Capt. Flint and Lieut..
Grout-of the LIST Vt. Cavalry, with
men killed; and total loss Of 90 in killed
wounded and missing. The bodies of the two
officers we're brought here to-day.
Gold opened in New York this morning At
l55; at noon l5i.
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CuicAco, April =

NUItAlO, -tFiII =
4 special dispatch from Cairo to-day, says
the Memphis Bulletin Of Tuesday evening,
says the guerrillas who attacked a train near
Moscow, have been severely thrashed. Five
guerrillas were killed, six wounded and 70
captured. On their return, they were at
tackled by rebel force said to be 500 strong
Thirty-fve rebels were killed and large
number wounded and taken prisoners.
Our loss was SIX killed and 81 wounded.
The rebel were completely repulsed.
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troops serving in this army on the 10th inst
and muster rolls will be Immediately there
after sent to the Adj Gen. Of the Army for
wise Of Provost Marshal in making orders to
eli up regiments and batteries to the proper
complement"
All is quiet along the lines Of the army OF
the P0t0msc.
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FnRrErss MoxRnr- Anil 9

The flag Of truce boat brought from City
Point over 400 exchanged Union Prisoners.
and left for Annapolis She brought no
news.
Gen. King is assigned to the command Of
Yorktown for the present. Gen Reyes 1e-
lieves Gen. Dix, in few days, the latter 90
ing bone TO recruit his health.
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NV loRB, ApriI J.
Tic Thames Washington despatch says a
skirmi-t occurred Wednesday morning near
n.aiu-,jiie between $50 Of the Ist Vt Cavalry
under opt. Flint and about an equal num-
NJ ?, oels under Capt Mostly. Our eide
got 90, worst Of it, Flint was killed and
',,,rs.l prisoners taken. The rebel Capt.
vac -,riously wounded
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