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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
REGISTRATIONS NOTICE.

To HE Electors Of the CITY Of East
SdgtRaw
Notice is hereby given that the sew
ersl Aldermen o the several Wards,
acting as Board of Registration, will
on Thursday, the 2nd day of April,
1868, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon,
meet at the following place in their re
speotive Wards, and continue in session,
three days and no longer, viz
First Ward-B. b. BuckOut's Hard.
ware Store.
Second " ayd,-.Common Council
Room.
Third Ward-Ofice Of Warner &
Eastman.
When and where, all persons entitled
TO the elective franchise under Article
7, Section / 4, of the Constitution of the
State of Michigan, must register their
names to entitlc them to the privilege
Of voting at the next General Election,
under the Act entitled, can Act to
preserve tho purity of Elections, etc,
approved April l4th, 1859, unless such
voter has previously registered his
name.
BY order Of the Common Council.
NJ. ii. ALLARDT, City Clerk
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
EAST SAGINAW COURIER.
REaIsrEa YOUR NAMEs.

On the 9th day of April next, one
week from next Monday, an election
for Judicial officers and Regents of the
University is to be holden, and let all
bear it in mind that no elector can east
q vote unless his name is registered in
the Township or ward where he resides.
The time ind places for registration in
this city are given in the following Off
oial notice, which we publish, pro bono
pu6iico. Recollect, the days for regis
tration are Thursday, FRIDAY and Sat
urday, of next week, April ID, Sd and
4th.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
Of the Rappahannock, to converse with
liosecran' and Grants armies.

of the Rappahannock, to converse with
ltosecran's and Grants armies.
THE STATESMEN CORRUPT
The statesmen in Washington, in
their turn, are again more corrupt than
army aud people. For them there is
but one watchword Let usi steal
while i; is time" Every one prefers TO
snatch a portion of the booty out of the
strong box of the Secretary of the
Treasury, though as if the sin.flood
were already rolling against the gates of
Washington. Does any one accident.
ally think of the dreary condition of the
country, he has to go and drown his
sorrows in a brandy shop. There is
not one, of all our celebrated men, who
ventures soberly and coolly to reflect on
the lay of the land, to look into the flu.
ture, and to take time measures of pre-
caution. ave do not know what will
come out of it," ave will see -
"What can be done ?"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
CONGRESS pUERILE.

In Congress, time and energy are for.
feited away with puny measures, and as
for the main question, no one cares =
The Cabinet members place the crown
upon tho whole swindle. Seward has
long since gone over to the copper
heads; 50 has Blair; Stanton always
was Democrat; so the always drunken
Halleck; Chase plays high game for
the Presidential candidacy, and Abe
Lincoln is the ruefnl counterfeit of q
man, whom one needs only to Look at in
order to beat his hands over his shoul.
der.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24

SrRucR BRINE. AT the salt well
boring in Corunna, brine at per cent,
by tho Salometer, has been struck, at a
depth of between three and four hun.
dred feet. tits expected to get brine
of sufficient strength for manufacture,
at depth of from five to six hundred
feet.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24

TIfiE Grapes salt well, at Plat. had
reuctej 4 depth Of $50 feet. on The 10Th
sss. The brine was about 35 per cent
n strength, and traces of coal were
ount' below 500 feet
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24

WALKER Il GooDING.-.Tbis firm,
newly organized and consisting of ID.
Walker, former clerk of the Forest Queen,
and ID. G. Gooding, of tho late firm of
Cooling g. Bro. have taken the ware.
house of late occupied by the last men.
toned firm, where they will continue to
carry or forwarding, comission and gen
cral warehouse business. The Detroit,
Saginaw River, Goderich and several
other lines of steamers will run to their
dock.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
NOTICE.


CR0CKERY-The largest and cheapest assort-
~ Inent in the city Mt j. w. TOMS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24

This prsparatios eombaiss In happy DroDssisss
the medicinal properties Of Peruvian Bssk, sadrAs
most approved sson>shie, disappointed siGkuy
with iron; and the propsissor 80 ssssdsssisssiy
recommend il ~ The safsss sd most s6isisat sss-
edy that be used sos osly for the CT thsss
esnplsiDss bat - prophyisctie "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
rreatnsns OF Lsvs.

Strange il j. that the passion Of love
should not be taken into deeper considers
ton BY our teachers aud BY our legisla.
tors. People educate and lsgislate a. il
there were no such thing in the world ;
but ak the priest, ask the physician; let
them reveal ths amount Of moral and
physical results from this one cause
Must love be ever treated with profane-
ness. rs = mere illusion or with coarse-
ness. - . mere impulse; or with fear, q
mere disease; or with shame. as mere
weakness or with levity, ~ mere acci-
dentf Whereas, it is great mystsfy
and great necessity, lying At the foaad.
alton Of human existence. morality and
happiness, mysterious, universal. .inevi-
table as death. Death must come bat
the state in which they end us, whsshsr
blinded, astonished. frightened, and igoo-
rant, Or. like reasonable creatures, guard
ed and fit to manage our own feeling
that depends o. ourselves; and. for waa>
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
New York, Aug. 5

New 1orK, aug D.
The Herald has the following dispatch,
dated Rappahannock Station, Va, Aug.
eth:
A force Of the ensmy's cavalry, with
artillery, attacked Gen. Buford's picke,s
this p. m. at 3 o'clock. and drove them
back mile, when the General wen, for.
ward with the first brigade Of his division
under Col. Chapman, and drove them
back beyond Beverly Station, and placed
orr picket lines for the night hnif q mile
further out than before. Our loss was
one killed and two or three wounded. -
Information gained from scouts and pick
ets indicates the main body Of the enemy
has fallen back towards Fredericksburg
and Gordonsvillo. The first corps were
al in arms and eager for attack, which
they also fully expected. Gen. Newton
and Robinson left their head q uarters with
their staff, and awaited the tide of events.
but were doomed to disappointment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
Cincinnati, Aug.

The Gazette's Columbus dispatch says
considerable excitement prevailed there
yesterday p. m. over the tearing down,
bysn invalid soldier, Of flag, on which
was inscribed the names Of vallandigham
and Pugh. The copperheads commenced
gathering and threatened severe ven-
geancc on the author Of the act. An
other invalid soldier in the crowd was
badly beaten for approving the act All
soldiers in the city were arrested and pu,
IN the guard-house toprevent further dis
turbance. 10 the evening a crowd as-
ssmbled before the door Of the store
where the flag hung. After parading
the streets the crowd went back to the
store and presented the owner with new
flag, which will be hung out again to-day
Further trouble is app rehended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
From Charleston.
New York, August s.

New York, August g.
The Worlds Washington Despatch
contains the following:
One of the evening papers here, in an
article on the military situation, says on,
army had crossed the Rappahannock, and
thxt n xn engagement was not progress,
ing 1t was at least immi nent, though it i.
thought Lee is probably retreating te
Richmond, which might prevent it.
Adyices from the army tonight show
the utter falsity of the situation thus pre-
sumed on paper. Yesterday reconnoi.
tering force under Street, crossed the
river and attacked our forces at Warren
ton. They we're driven back after skir.
nishing. without obtaining the object Of
their visit.
To-day all is quiet. None of our for.
cee have crossed the Rappahannock, as
published here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
Grants o&eial Report.

- ~.
The steamer Northern Light, from AS.
pinwall 10Th, arrived this morning.
The Herald's Washing ton corresp oud
ent Gays the official report of Grants ope.
rations at Vicksburg came here on Thurs
day last. Ii is-said to be one of the mos,
interesting reports ever made to the head.
Quarters Of the army. A copy was imme.
diately prepared for publication in order
to crafty public anxiety for the de.
tails OF the splendid achievements which
contributed largely in giving to the coun
try once more the free navigation of the
Mississippi. Its publication Was, how
ever, suppressed on the ground that such
document should first appear in
the Army and Navy official Gazette, the
last number of which issued to-day do
not contain the report.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
CIVIL wAR IN soprHxAsrHar
IOWx.



Muscatine, Aug. 4.
The Journal Of this city this mornin,
has the following:
"A collision occurred bet ween Copper.
heads and Union men 1t South English
Keokuk county, last Saturday. Abou,
Fifty shots we're fred. A man named
Tallsy, leader of the Copperhsads, who
commenced the firing, was killed instant
ly, and two Others died of their wounds
shortly after. The Coppsrheads wsrs
driven out of the place.
LATxR-Ths Sheriff of Ksokuk coun-
ty reached this place this morning at
daybrsak, on hand car, en- route to the
military headquarters of the State, At
Davenport, for military assistance. He
reports that the insurgents have gathered
to the number of 800. and were hour
ly increasing in number. They claim to
be 700 strong in the county all armed
and flhaf fight.
The citisens of Washington, about is
miles from the scene of the difficulties,
are much alarmed for the safety Of their
town"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
LATEST FROM VIR-
GINA.
COpperheGd Flag Take"
Down at COlssNsbts, U.
Latest from Charleston.
From Charisston.

New York, Aug. s.
A Charleston letter Of the slst, says.
the last day 81 July passes away with
nothing bat promising success. Though
perhaps not a. soon as some may wish,
all things are working we'll. We know
anxiety is felt in Charleston for its safety
Last week there we're hanging from the
parapes of Fort sumter, ~ protection
TO its walls, lines of cotton bales. 1t told
rs plainly that IS inch shot was equal to
Its destruction. But the cotton bales 60,
on FIRE from their own guns, and they
we're obliged to take them down, and
they are now piled into scorched heaps
behind the fort.
Everything betokens fearfulness on
the part of the rebels here which is very
encouraging to us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

Of self.managsnsnt and self.knovlsage,
look at the svik tint arise -hassy improv-
idsnt, unsuitable marriages; rspiniDg, dis
esssd or vicious cslibacy; irretrievsbis
infsny, cureless insanity; tho death that
comes early. and the love that comes
late, reversing the primary laws Of our
nature.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

who are Exempt frsm the Draft.
As there are some who do not yet full,
understand who will and who will not b.
exempt from the draft, we repubiish ths
section enumerating the classes not liza.
Bile !:
SECTION 2. And be it further enacted
That The following persons be and are
hereby excepted and exempt from the
provisions Of this act, and shall not be Ii
able to military duty under the same, to
wit: Such as are rejected Is physically
or mentally unfit for the service also,
/. The Wee President Of the United
States. the Judges Of the various Court.
of the United States, the heads Of the va.
rious executive departments Of the Gov.
eminent and the Governors Of the sevs
raj States.
2. The only son liable to military duty
Of widow dependent upon his labor fol
support.
8. The only son of aged or in6rm pa
rents Or parent dependent upon his labo,
for support.
4. Where there are TWO or more SOM
of aged or in6rm parents subject to draft
tho tsshsr, on, if he DO deaa. tho motho,
may select which son shall be exempt.
B. The only brother Of children mo-
twelve years old, having neither faths,
nor mother, dependent upon his labo,
for support.
o. The father Of motherless childrer
not twelve years Of age dependent upo,
his labor for support.
Z. When there are father and sons il
the same household, and two of them ar,
in the military service Of the United
States as.non commissioned of{ioers, mu
sicians or privates, the residue Of suol
family and household, not exceeding two
shall Ne exempt. and no person but suct
Is are herein exempted, shall be exempt
Provided, however. that no person VIII,
has been convicted Of felony shall be On
rolled or permitted to serve in said for
ces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

Maj. Fibsger, Chief Of Pay Depart
nent Of the district of Mississippi has
Just received telegram stating the
steamer Ruth, which left here for Vicks-
Du,g Monday evening was burned few
niles below Cairo last night. Boat and
cargo entirely consumed Maj. Green
waiu, =. M, and three clerks were lost
oeye..l o'1e' Paymasters, en- route to
n.s army escaped with emily the
clothing on sheir backs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
9pefial Notices.
HAIR DYE /! HAIR DYrI

RATchkLoRn eeisbrsssd HAIR DYE = ~ -
- = ~ Verdi The only Hsr~iass, fvss ~ 1saG
ssk Dye known. This splendid Hair Dysis Pssfsss-
changes Red Rusty or Gray Hair instantly TO isss,
BAek ksssrsi Dvsss, vi,hos. injurins the Hair q
Staining the skin leaving tAs Hair sof, and Bsau,fs
isparss frssA vitality fsassaly restoring il prsstiAs
color, ssd sestiass the Ill sassts efBsd Dyes Tia
Genuine y signsd wiLLsAM A. BAfcnxIos, all otAsrs
are mere infiatioos and should b svoidsA Sid b,
eli Drussisss, -. FAcr0RY-si BAacxAv -sssssx
New York. BArcHsIoss Nsw TosLsr CaaAn rou
DAkss"s sns hAia. Jys-aAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
Dsn,t Unchain the Tiger.

Dsn,t Unchain the Tiger.
Tbs following ringing caution has been
issued under the above caption, by q
Democratic Nottingham. who his evil
IDENTIFY true to the core. earnest, intslli.
gent and patriotic:
When the traitors of South Carolins
met in convention in Charleston, and
passed their ordinance to abolish the
American Union, and to crush out the
Democratic principles of free government,
in America. and when they afterwards
fred upon Fort Sumter, and knew tina,
secession meant terrible war, said tc
myself and to thsm-Don't WncAasn tn
7fyer'
But they did it, and for two years ".
have seen and suffered the consequences
written in tears, and blood, and ruin, in
our once happy land and now, when
the rebellion is being nearly crushed, and
JEFF. Davis is finding his plans defeated.
and Southern traitors in the loyal States
are trying to help him by making civil war
ut home. l cay to myself--Don't snchaia
the Tiger!
When hear workingmen talk about
resisting the law, burning houses. killing
public officers and bursting the doors
wide open for every kind Of crime and dis
order, it seems to me they do not think
of all the costs and of all the horrors, or
of widows and orphans, and their scald-
ing tears, and 10y to them, "Brothers |!
in the name of God. don't unchain the Ii
GER
When / see we'll dressed demagogues
filling the ears of the people with lies
just a. the traitors Of the South have
done, only to get the workingmen arous-
ep to deeds Of crime and violence, while
they themselves take good care to keep
out Of the way. wish had tbs voice of u
thunderer that | might say to them, dom
unehain the Tiger
Workingmen! When any man asks
you 70 break the law, and tries to stir up
your passions, while he skulks out Of
sight, you may set him down Is your
worst enemy. Spurn him As you would
. viper. The patriotic workingmen Of
the North cannot afford to spend time in
killing each other. Be wise, and above,
al things, don't unchaia tie Tiger
A DEMOCRATIC WoRKIHa MAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
MIDNIGHT REPORT
Cape Race, Aug. 8

sPO 1saOei mug. .,
A steamer from Liverpool. sSth inst,
via Qacsnstown. Goth, has arrived. Three
days later nsss received.
The Federal victories caused the Con-
federate loan stock 70 decline Is geo
per cent. A panic snsusd in that stock.
The Times sonsidsu he New Yssk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

1HAr. Vali.ndigham's classic friends
remark that he is reposing under the agis
" Tue British lion. The egis is the ami
: n :. la'l. Its nice place for VAL
De' n'm repose. The egis 10 an append
sge always carried high BY the Leo Bri-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

WHAT SnIps WE'RE THEY Pit is said
that the Petersburg Express com plimeuu
our navy by stating that our ships have
alone saved our armies from annihilaton
The navy has done noble service. l,
needs not the voice of the Petersburg Ex.
press TO assure the world Of that. Blu,
what ships were they that sailed in to save
our army IRON Lees ''annihilaton'' a,
Gettysbarg f--philadelphia Inquirer.
Asade's generalship and the men-of
soor under hrs command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

riots are insurrect;on against the Govern
ment.
Cotton advanced I'D; Brsadstuffs qni-
ct and steady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

hprren - GATE CtTr.-Dsar Ser with your pe,
mission wish 70 Soy 70 the readers Of your paper ,h.
VIII send BY return mail 10 eli who wish IT, urse,
Recipe, with full direcioas for uasias and using
simple Vegetable Balm, thai will sGsctusiiy rsmov.
In 10 days Pinpies, Biotehes, Tan. Freekiss and al
Impurities Of the SKIN, leaving The sane son. clear
smooth and beautiful.
wiz also Deii free to those having Ball Heads o,
Bare racss, dhbie directions and snsorsssioa ,hs
wiz enable them " sssrs fun growth Of Luxurisu,
hsir whishsss, or Aoustachs In less Than - aay..
All applications answered by rstsrn nail w,thos
charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS p CHAPMAN, cAsntst
JeSS-eS0 No. SOL Hroadwsy, New Yort
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
To C0NsUMPrIvEs.

TNHs ADVERTISER HAVING sKEH RRsroR-
L ID y AsaiaA In rev weeks, BY . very si.pis
rsa'sdy. sitter having suffered several year, viii
severe lung anscuea, and that dread disesss, Con-
sumpsioni' anxious 70 make known 10 his fellow eat.
fsrsrs the means Of cure.
20 all who dss'rs IT, no win send copy the pre-
scrptien used frss Of charge) with the directions 70,
preparing and using tbs same, which they win and
suas CUns for consuhrTIos. AsrsAA. BaoHca,rn
&C. The osly object Of the sdverise- IN s.nd.ax IN.
Prescription is 70 bensat the aictsd, and spr..d In
sssmassn which he eoncsvss 70 BE- iavaiusb,s, as :.
hopes every suersr will IT,, his remedy ash viii coat
them nothing. and may grove bisssins.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg. kinss Couusy, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

secret CsppsrhsaA Circular.
THE Dies Moinss Register publishes
the following secret circular, referred to
in Circular No. 3, Published by us some
dsyH ago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
S-T-1e0O-X,
Drake's Plantation Biste,.s.

They purity, ssrsnrth ~ and ipvisorsts.
They create healthy appetite.
They ars an sntidSts % change Of vstsr and dsss.
They overcome effects ofdisspatios and iass hours
They strengthen the systsn and snIivsn the nind
They prevent mia'matic and intermittent isvsrs.
They purity the breath and seidisy Of The stossach
They cure Dyspspsis and Corssipssion.
They cure Diarrhss Cholera and Choisss Moysus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous HsaAscAs.
They arc tho osst bittsrsfn the world. TAsy make
'ns weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
srsa ressorer They are made Of pure 81. Croix Run
ne celebrated Oa'saya Bark, roots and herbs and are
taken with the pleasure offs Usvsass without regard
70 age or time Of day. Psnicuiary recon mspdsd "a
delicate persons requiring gentle sinu au. soid by
all aroOsrs. DrsgSists, Hosels and saloons
n DRAKE 4 CO, aoa Broadway, New. Yorh.
Sold By Andrew j. Wilkinssn.
tsU-dAwsm Nc. ~ Aain-ss.. Keekuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

@Whst 10 the best thing to prevent
maid from despairing Pairing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06
SURVEYORS OFFICE.
'kuk, Iowa, Nay n, 1854.

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk. Iowa, Nay n, 1854.
FoTICH.--To sii persons havtag Esns, revolver .
pistols, or munitions Of Of any kind for sale are
ordered not 10 ss dispose Of the same without ars,
Obtaining psrmit from the upAsrsignsd BY order d
As Special Assent Of The Treasury Department. All
Refsunp yossng this order will iahis TO haze
koeos conhscated for Lbs OF the Of u
united Statcs JOHN sTAENUs,
nAyso-dH 6urvsyoY and Coiiscsor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

Buffalo, August o.
The draft commenced hare today
No trouble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-06

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