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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
Profit Ou Paper W.. iOss on Gold
Money.

To THE EDITOR or THE WORLD:
| have heard ami read great deal of
late about the prosperity of our section
OF the country during these war tunes.
Everybody has made money anI thou
sands have made for,une.;' 20 the
papers say, and so it would appear
But let us figure a little ui the question,
AM take for exampls the ease ct firm
in this city. THIS firm went into bus.
ness one year ago with n capital uf one
hundred thousand dollars $50 ,000).
On the st instant their years business
showed profit of forty thousand dol,
lars (si0,0 ,000), or forty per cent. They
opened with Sl00, ,00A III gold, ~ par;
they close the year with l40 900 la
greeu-backs Please tell H. how much
money this cntcrprising firm has made,
and much obllge. X. G j.
Ii the firm mentioned above put their
money into real estate. bonds, dividend.
paying stocks. or any article of real
value, before the enhanced prices set in,
they probably have secured property
which will be- worth something more
tlnn St00 900 when peace is restored
aud our currency again made converts.
bio into gold ani silver. II, however,
their moncy is IN grceu.backs or gDols,
we fear they will inl their apparent
profit real loss. Now is the time Ior
making great apparent fortunes, but the
period is coming when the bubble will
DO prickcd aud ruin come upon all who
depenl upon their currency wealth.
Our period of acute distress aud wide
spread bankruptcy and disorder will
come after the war is over and an en-.
deavor is made to get back 10 specie
basis.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

."HH
A RESTING Place John Sellen was
most crudite Eugli-hrnan, p"-Sesse,l
much antiquarian, historical and legal
knowledge; was master uf many liu
guagos, anl author of works which
have filed Europe with his fi,ne, ap,
was posscssor at a library at eight
Thousand volumes. When hc lay DIV!
ing. hc said To Archhishop Usher I" |
have surveyed most of the learning tl,a,
Is aiaong the -oi,s of nlcn, an'l uiy study
IL filed with hooks AMI manuscripts or
varloas sunjects; but nc present eau.
not rccoilect ANY passage nut ot all my
books aud papers where,n ] can re-l
my soul save this from the sacted scrip
lures: THAT grace bf .iod ttiat bring
eth salvation hath appeare To all men,
teaching " that, denying -ungol'Incss
aud worldly LASTS, we stiouLl live 81
berry, rishteouSly and gully in tins
Present world io,i!siny for that bl,-sse.l
hore anl the glorious appearing of the
great God and ouf saviour Jesus
Christ, who gave himself Ia us that he
might redeem III from all miqnity anil
purify unto b msclf "a peculiar people,
jealous of goo'l works" rna s.f
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
Proceeding. OF tbc Caucus that
Nominated senator Morgan.

ALBANY Il eo. zs.A
The republican members Of the Leg
isature met in caucus in tho Assent "
chamber to-day To noininate can,i.
date for United States Senator Sen
ator Baly presided aud Mr. T-rwelliger
Clerk of the senate anI MIR. Cushnan
Clerk of the House, acted ss Secrcta.
ries. Senator Hardin, and Assembly.
man Nation were appointed tellcrs.1 .
Mr. Post of Cayuga, spoke in ia
vor David Dudley Field, on the
ground that the other candidates had
been honored already; that tho times
required the presence of u bold man in
the United States Senate. who was
really and willing tn resist violence, and
boldly check the infamous schemes
which would originate in Congress
lie supported Mr.. Field ior nomination
because when il was all confilsion here,
and when weak knecd rerublicans We're
trembling at the result of advising a
compromise with the infamous demos
racy il was he vino came to the rescnc,
aud nerve. men Ia duty in carrying out
the organ zation of the House
The first formal ballot Was then taken
AMI Resulted as follows: -s,'eaL 7lb
Morgan, 80; King, l6; Dickinson,
II; Itaomond, 8; Selgewick, 2; and
Field, 5;
The second formal ballot resulted as
follows r-- w ~
Morgan, so; Dickinson, i3;, King,
II; Raymond, 9; Field, =; 'l ~
Senator Young moved to make the
nomination. uua,i!neps. .oo1rmsia. Il
Mr. Truman desired TO cay a single
word. As Mr.. Morgan had been nom
mated he would support him, bnt 10
doing So be felt as ,hough he was aid
ing Ia digging the grave of the republi
can parry Governor Morgan did aot
represent, and was not true u the prin
ciples of that party lie believed fur
ther, that they were rewarding a iarn
who placed II knife at the throat of The
Union ticket and slaughtered It last
fall. He should vota for hun however
but io SO under protest. 3og oii iuc
The motion to make the nomination
unanimous was carried 10y all voices ex
ccpt Senator Ranny ana some two OF
three others. .cn 8r,Jgfrai
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

GERGYMANpERiyG Tnr JUDICIAL Dis
rRlcTs.- A motion has already bcen
made in the House of Representative
ro rc.distrct the State into Judicial Dis
,ricts. The Districts are very well A.
they are, aud this movement is entirely
uncaIed for by the people. II is only
an effort tn maintain Abolition ROVER IN
the State little longer. regardless OF
everything else. a correspondent OF
the Free Press suggests that this meas.
ure cannot be adopted without tho aid
of conservatives for the following rea
son:
BY article ". Section 90, of the
State Constitution, tho election of Cir
cnit Judges must take place on the first
Monday in April, 1868 anil, bv article
Nv, section 20, 'nopublic act shalltake
effect or be- in force until the expiration
of ninety days from the en- Of the ses..
ion at which the same il passed., unless
Legislature shall otherwise direct, by a
tioo thirds vote Of the members elected ~
each house." -s., t,f.,-.rT
BY Article VI, Section z, "No al
teration or increase (of the circuits
shall have the effect to remove a judge
from Office" .....,...-I
1t will be seen by the above, that the
minority has Voice in this question.
AMI they will probably ssr thet these
political changes of the District are not
made.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

Everybody has heard of the railway
down in Georgia. where the conductor
was so accommodating that whea q
lady passcuger askel for water, he stop
ped the train and went to spring a
quarter Of mile away to fetch the lie
sired beverages. We have affmher ease
that will match that On certain rail
way in lllinris they run combine
/" express anil stock train," on which
they carry hogs and humanity, paying
q lite as much attention to the FORMER
as to the latter. One day lately u p,u.
cine quaflruped escape! from the cars,
and forthwith the express and rt1.k
tram" wss brought To deal halt, for
the purpose of capturing his swineshIp,
An exciting chase of half an hour fl!
lowed, in which the passengers were
called out to join, and porky WAS run
down. returned to his fellows, and the
train moved on it's way-ErckasSs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
THE BATTLE OF CHAPLIN HILLS.
AND ruE saLIER,s DREAM.


The foIlotring lines t1ere composed by a pripat
Z Company A, Second Michigae Capriry, an.
ablishsd at The request Of his feiiois soidiers
Up in the cloudles IS Heavens,
Rose the sun in radiance brighti
While back for miles of bayonets
Reflected was its light.
An hundred starry flags,
The eInblems OF the free,
Borno aloit by stalwart arms
Waved to the gentle breeze.
wearied tho troops with marching;
Yet their faces all aglow,
For reports came in and said
That they were near the foe.
Posted were the rebel batteries,
Upon a range Of hills
Which bear the name Of Chaplin,
Near the town Of Peryvilie.
By careful observations
Our General found this out
SO Rosseau forme his men in line,
While forward went his scouts.
The sharp report Of rifles
Made the cclumn move again,
And then began the battle
Which gave TO Rousseau fame.
But let US pause to ask
Since the battle has began,
Who opened this great fight p
Twas the Second Michigan.
The rebels saw their splendid arms.
All polished smooth and bright,
And for such brilliant prize
Thy thought it worth fight.
These same mounted riaemcn,
They had tried to take before,
And now to charge upon them
Came a regiment or moro.
But the bravo Missouri Second
Came up to their relief
And before this gallant regiment
The rebels fell like sheep.
Yet this Is but m instance
OF the bravery Of that day;
Where every soldier did so we'll,
Praises are of no avail.
Along eight miles Of battle,
Upon the ear now fell
The sound Of whstling bulletts,
And whizzing bursting shells
While amidst the roar Of battle
Is borne upon the air.
The deafcning shouts Of triumph,
Or the wall Of wild despair,
Now herecr grows tho conflict,
And deadlier is the strife,
Till lost in the heat of battle,
Is that clinging love to life.
Death rides through living ranks
Unsecth by mortal eye,
Pointing his chosen victims out,
Zen while his missiles hy
Then DER that field Of carnage.
by tho wounded he must pass,
And he groans in anguish Of spirit
That they have not breathed their last
But now as set and write,
II seems like horrible dream;
So let this feeble effort
Suffice with closing scene.
A fash -
Then booming forth
Upon tho morning air,
Sounded the dull report.
II is the signal gun,
For the work Of death to cease,
Add its echoes sound
Like joyful sound Of peace.
For that day the conflict over,
Yet still the snlphurous cloud,
Wraps hill, village and plain,
AS IL in q funerl shroud.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

The Harriet Lane. captured by the
rebels vt Galveston. ~ pretty Titles
craft, 600 tons bur'hen. admirahlyr
mounted. AMI one OF the fastest sailors
atl'mt. she Was engagei tor several
years in the Revenue service. was ono
Ut the vesscls &c the Paraguay Espeji.
ton. enjoyed the distinction of convey
ing tho Prince of Wales from w Washing-
ton la Mount Vernon, ann was the 6rst,
vessel the rebels tired AT, in Charleston
harbor. ilD l1 r .liF id % sH1n97n
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
WuAr Mns. JEFF. Davis WANrEp.-

WHAT Nus JEFF. DAVIS w ANrEps--s
Among the spoils of the captured Reid
Sanders was the order book of his
papa, which the latter Vas to take with
him a sh"ppiug. on the other side of thea
water. As a specimen Of the melaorsnr,
la it contained the following vii, servo
AS a sample:
i"Fr AIRS Jrfsrson Daris.i One dos
zen .Jouvlu's gl,Ues, No. "a, laly's slzs,s
dark, worked with bright colors, long
in the nani, two buttons over the wrist;
,hic dozen same, 6a la,lies ond dozeni
worked caubric 5au l.; three aud half
yards Valenciennes lace, FIVE inches
wide, neatly STRAIT edge, one wnulsa
piece Val lace, one inch widei aeY ls.aib
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

Our young ladies arc Witty a. well T. !.
patrintic. aIl know how to- turn = nsis-c
hap t. g,ol account. Ous 1T them ac-n
c,i-utally stumbled over the ropes of q.
rcctliiting tent in lIudson. n. Y, ani
made broa display If anoic-. drapery,
Sc, for tho benefit If the gallant recr u,ts
staniiny around. q lickly rec,v-iiny
herself -lie exclaimed With refreshing
complacency. "Neii { have ,lons isog
much fJr ruy country sr4 s.Jt rt
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
A PaE,cHlsc ASrcporr. "A prrsch-

~ kEtCHiNG iUN"SH-e
or whose bearers were in the habit qof
going tn sleep over his teachings, bat
a tin whistle, and on Sunday "tsn no
saw goodly number under somnoless
cent influence, he drew forth his whistle
and blew u shrill shrek. 10 an instsotI
the whole congregation were awake, and
upon their fact, staring at the minister
and at each other, and Wondering what
in the name ofhuman nature WAS st0
cone next, You're set Of smart
specimens of humanity, amt you said
the divine whistler, "a he slowly, gazed
around on tire astonishcd asseinbIage:
when reach the z ,sple to you, yea
all 60 to sleep; but the moment g" ,to.
playing the devil, your re all wi!c awake
up and doing ike rush of hornets with
pole in their nest. 'Fyuig eaoia s3oo2
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

EEThe fastest running Of an Amer.
ican steamboat, for a continuous trip oi
$50 miles, was performed by the Dan
iel Drew, on the 18th of october, 1860,
on tho Hudson orivcr, between New
York anil Albany. The average spool
was IS miles per hour.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
NOTICE

NJ Office is hcocby given that the late firm Of
Y Niederstadt a Son have sold out their entire
stock in trade to Michael and John Lcdein, and by
mutual consent the said firm of Niederstadt a Son
has been this day Dissolved, and all persons indebted
TO the late firm earnestly requested Immediately
to call upon Charles Ncderstadt and settle the same
or cost must be made. CHAS NIEDERSTADT,
GEO. NIEDERSTADT.
East Saginaw, Jan. %, 1863.
T. j. NTERSEION
win attend promptly TO the Purchase, Inspect
in and Shipment Of Lumber from ony point on
Saginaw river; Post Office address
EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

While one If our chaplains of tho ar
nv was repeating this porton iof tho
Lords lrayer-'Give us this day eur
'lsily l'reala soldier added, with q Loud,
voice, Fresh" 49, !"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

A PougbkeepSie farmer has a s. gold.
Ijec'', which b. n,eaus to keep. for. lis
children md their chil,lren again. tos
took ut as thu currency which tins coun4
try once had. q, ,...l,i.,s, s,s.,.,l. "A,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
RUSSELL HOUSE,
Detroit, Michigan, 1862.

The undersigned, late Of the pArrEE House.. st.
Joseph No. bcgs leave to call attention Of the irav
cling public to the fact that he is proprietor OF the
above House.
For elegance and comfort the RUSSELL House. Is
not surpassed by any Hotel in the Western country
1t is superby furnished warmed by steam and
lighted with gas throughout II Is the largest Hotel
in Michigan, has the advantages of pleasant airy
location in the very heart Of the City
Should you visit Detroit, please give me call
r'3''y l.. I. MINOR, Prop.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

An advertisement in a nswspspsrsisn
hkc circle in Tive water, contiouallys
spreading itself, Throw in your rpysA
aud try i. @ ons
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

There - a lahy down East 70 mob
est that she does not like 70 bs lookedak'
with the naked aye. N
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

There are 5000 tons of rags con.
vcrted into paper in England annually.
One tun and one-tbird rags mako one
tun Of paper.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
MERCHA a N TS'
Insurance CompanV,
OF HARTFORD, CONN
CASH CAPITAL, - $20C,G

L ETHoMAs LoBDELL See'y
MARK HOWARD, Pres't
NJ Office is hereby given that the agency Of the
~ Merchants Insurance Company of Hartford,
for Saginaw county, has this day been transferred
10 the undersigned who will hereafter promptly at
tend 10 and conduct the business Of that company.
This company stands A No. l. as will be seen by
referring To the statements of the Troy fire. which
occurred n few weeks since; 100000 was paid
promptly by this company at that time Those de-
string risks takcn can do no better than to insure in
this company. H. Z. BUhli Agent.
East Saginaw, June "a, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

massachusetts, has 1000 more fe.
males than males, while California has
67 900 more males than females. and
Illinois $4,000 more males than females.
One person in 1885 Of our population
ls insane, one in 2.470 is blind, one in
,925 deaf and dumb, ono in | ZOO idi.
otic. Ohio is the greatest wool growing
State, New York and Pennsylvania
next, Michigan ranking fourth. New
Jersey raises more potatoes than any
other State by two bushels to one.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
BRIDGE BUILDING.

v. BUDE, PRACTICAL ARCHITECT AND
BRIDGE BUILDER,
nFFERS his services to the people Of this and
~ other sections of the State Of Michigan in this
capacity and is prepared to construct upon plans
which he warrants will give entire satisfaction,
bridges of from 50 TO 25o feet span upon terms as
favorable as those of any other contractors Plans,
Models Specifications and Estimates furnished
Post Office address, Box %, East Saginaw, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10


Night closed on the field Of battle,
And all was hushed nt the midnight hour,
While sleep wrapped my form to rest,
Fancy held the reins Of power.
With n wave Of her magic sccptre,
AZ " waited in breath,
Moiioniess as stone stood,
Upon the field ofdeath.
The dead men, = cold and glarry stare
With shudder made mo start,
This broke the spell Of fear--their gaspinI
wounds
Drew pity from my heart.
Yet tits unmanly thus 10 fear,
the silent helpless dead,
And for recompense you form,
This night shall shall share my bed
Bnt terror siczed my heart,
For before me in my path,
Stands ghastly form with glaring eyes,
And features stamped with wrath.
lie raised his long and bony arm,
As cold chills Ger me creep;
Then said in hoarse and doath-like voice,
Go not with the dead to sleep
Back TO the lower world
You belong to the halls Of death
Then why do you taunt the living
With thy unearthly breath.
He moved not, and bolder became-
And further then spake-
See yonder sleeping form,
That never more will wakc.
lie was my bIave companion,
NV friend on earth loved hest
And though clasped in deaths cold arms,
by his side once more I'D rest
/ stopped for vanished MS he camc,
Had this unearthly form,
And in his place lovely being stood,
As II CT Heaven born.
Rich wts y music OF heI voice,
As it tell upon my ear,
And glistcning in her lustrous eye,
Shows the sympathsing tear
"Your friend and 7, on earth" she said,
'Entwincd our hearts in lovo,
But the day he claim mo for his bride,
was called to q homo above,
"Then now write 10 the dear ones at home,
Bid them dry their weeping eyes,
For their well loved brother and son.
Is with MARY in the skies.
Like mist bsfore the rising sun
She vanished ms she spoke;
l tried, IN vain, 10 call her back,
Thus trying I awoke. r. s. Jr.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
T. W. wIGGIrJS,
LAND AND TAX AGENT,
EAST sAGINAW, MICHIGAN,

WTILl attend to purchase and sale of real estate,
w locnting lands survc, ing investigating titles,
paying taxes, &e in Saginaw and adjoining Counties
Particular attention given to sale and lease of
City property. Information given in regard to
General Business Operations
ps2+ Can be found at all times at his Office over
Hough Herskclrs, or at the Bancroft House.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10
J.U. McFARJ,yN.

Builder, and general operator in the Carpenter and
dds, In the Bayou,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-10

Attorney Counselor and Solicitor. Office in Crous
Block, EAST SAGINAW.
The sun., 1863-10-31
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

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campaign year as'' from present sppsA'
sness '"s '"s IN '"'s e'V "AeV W " 'u'
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vots inc nnhenee o. shs s'ee"on nei' "sss o" '"'
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Tue local ieshns ih 'ns result ihe nun"e' h"
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The sun., 1863-10-31
The National Ceuetsry" at Csuys-
buyH. Pa.

Mr John +. Seymour Of Gettysburg, whites soms
Interesting PARTICULAR relative to the National CO
nctery." and the terrible battle ded Of Ge,tyshurs
The Arrangements made for dsin,srIins tn. bodies
OF ,hoss Who fell, and their removal 70 their ne~
rrstlng place, he ayr, Are rov completed Cemstery
HI, the site ofthe "Ns,ionai Cemetery" 10 part
~ the battle held occupied and held bv our fcrcss
As inst tspeatsd attacks OF the enemy: The sde of
around = common crnt'e. These arc divided by
broad sv,nuss AdIating hom the centre. aud
different States, according to tho number OF
their dad sod'rs. Thns Nsv York, having the
largest number sI hundred. has the isrsest division
Of the outer ri circles; Pcnusyi the neit and
o. on. broad stone viii be placed o. ia. head Of
each crave, gu vhieh VIII be cut The NAME in's-'
and s.sts Of the deceased. The whole cemetery vl
be surrounded by astou- VAIL and the state Of Penn
syvanis hss agreed always to main ain u 10 good
der. The bodice Of the unknown" viii be removed
fD; all their clothing is sIsmned for evidences Of
their anss and resldsnees The suese.tion ~ the
fotmatiou Of . National Ccmstry" came from citi
zen Of New YoIt. Dr. I pimon. Of Auburn.
The sun., 1863-10-31
News Items.
tT,legraph,d to the Sep York Sun.

A gEruRr comes from Port Royal that General Gil
more vas fTing upon Charleston from.Cummips's
Point.
Cot. CshwroED, comm Andins the e,cort of an emf.
uspt train, ofheisly Informs ths Wellington su-
th.rti,s ef III. arrival al Portland. oregon, On the
24th inst The rmsrsnts had 81 reached the setiie-
u.ent a safety and had diffieulty with the In
dians.
TnE armed sailing vessels George MAnghsn and
Ethan Al,en will soon return to the Eastern ports,
For several months they have been cruising on the
BritSh North American coast for the protection OF
CUR e,hermen from rsbs pirates none Of whom, how
ever, have they met. This reesn, order for them to
leave Chaso.t.town was In accordance With the
Queens neutrality proclamation, which has been
forced With remarkable preei.l9a ssaInst them.