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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

SCARCITY OF BUILDING MATERIALs.-
1t is really astonishing to observe the
straits which those get into who from
necessity or otherwise are induced to
attempt building of any description at
this time. There is no lath in the
market and the stray lots to be picked
up here and there are held at the
modest figure of Sc per M. the price
formerly was 81; seasoned lumber is
out of the question; flooring planod
after being one day in the sun, infer
nally common, 800 per NJ; siding do
SIS; common lumber, scantling,
boards &C., SIC; culls, So; shingles
in proportion to the rest of the list,
ditto brick, lime &c. and still tho de-
mand exceeds tho supply to such an
extent that We expect soon to hear OF
a resort to the primitive, log-cabin
style Of architecture in the suburbs at
least, if not in the more populous dis
tricts. Cord wood is high, to be sure,
but is so superior in qualityas a gen-
eral thing to the lumber sold for local
use that we have no doubt it will soon
be ordered "sled length" and used
extensively for building purposes.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
9ntal anatters.
From the 23d Regiment

We have received letter from the
23d, dated Oct 81st-not very recent
but the first and last communication
received within. the last thirty days.
The regiment is located oil the way
from Loudon to Knoxville, distance
Of % miles, being continually or the
move or in order for moving. Major
Wheeler is in command, 1t. Colonel
Spaulding not having yet returned
from home no prospect yet of win
ter quarters, though the 9th Army
Corps is said to be making prepare
tons in that direction, at Lenior, s
miles from Loudon. We fear the sit
uation of our forces in that quarter is
not as favorable as has been represent
ed, and that there is danger Of a dis
astrous reverse in East Tennessee
The rebels are evidently very active
there, and in sufficient force to war
rant the belief that they contemplate
an important movement Their chiefs
have promised to drive the Federal
troops out Of that section. 1t is to be
hoped that the Union army there is
sufficiently strong to resist all such
attempts, but there is undoubtedly
cause for great anxiety and strong
probabilities that an important battle
has been or must soon be fought in
the vicinity Of Knoxville.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
THIRD DISPATCH.
CHATTANOOGA, 25th-midnight.

CHATTANOOGA, 25th-midnight
To MAJ. Gen. Halleck:
The operations of to-day have been
more successful than yesterday, hav-
ing carried Missionary Ridge from
near Essville TO near the railroad tun-
mel, with comparatively small loss
ON our side, and capturing about 40
pieces of artillery, and a large guam
tity of small arms, camp and garrison
equipage, besides the arms in the
hands of the prisoners. We captured
1900 prisoners, of whom 200 were
officers of all grades, from Col. down.
We will pursue the enemy in the
morning. The conduct of the officers
and troops was everything that could
be expected. Missionary Ridge was
carried simultaneously at six different
points.
GEO. II, THOMAS, Maj. Gen.
Gold, #.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
Fill up the Quota.

Never since the commencement Of
the war were the pecuniary induce
ments offered to volunteers as liberal
as at present, another inducement is
that in going into an old regiment un-
der experienced officers the recruit is
certain to receive better care and run
far less hazard Of life or limb in an
engagement than did those who took
their chances in the early organization
Of the regiments when in many nearly
all both rank and file were truly but
"raw recruits"
Those enlisted can go into either Of
the following named regiments or bat
tories:
1st, ID, Sd, 4th, 9th, 9th, 18th, Sth,
9th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th, 18th 10Th,
10th, 18th, 18th, 10Th, Goth, Dist, 22d,
23d, 9th, and 25th regiments of in
fantry.
1st, ID, 81, 4th, 9th and 9th rogi-
ments Of Cavalry.
LIST regiment Engineers and Me-
chanics
1st, ID, Sd, 4th, 5tn, 9th, 9TH, Sth
and 9th Batteries.
4 bounty of 8i02 to reterans, and
1902 to new men will be paid to vol
unteers in any ofthe above regiments,
and those going in any other will only
receive the bounty of 800, previ ously
offered. This is for the reason that
the War Department has decided to
pay these large bounties only to re-
cruits for those regiments whose term
of service will expire in 1864 and 1865.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

, FAREWELL PERFORMANCES. - Wray
who has managed the Melodeon for
the past four months with marked
success, and whose fund Of originality
and eccentricity, coupled with his truly
wonderful versatility of talent, consti-
tutes him one Of the most entertaining
men in the profession, is about TO re-
tire from that institution, and to con-
clude with, gives q series of farewell
performances, commencing on the Goth
inst, and concluding Dec. 9th, in
which no will be assisted by Madame
Louisa Wray, Miss Ada, Mr.. Rosse-
ter, slack wire performer, &c. An
attractive bill is presented, and we
hope the house will be such as to put
the out going Proprietor in the best
Of humor.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

INCREASE OF CTTIEs.-The city Of
London, in ten years has increased in
population AL 1858; New York, 260,-
l0l souls, or Sc 81 per cent, and
Philadelphia, 222, 4S4 inhabitants, or
90 43 per cent The average number
Of houses during ten years built in
Lonnon was 500; in New York,
1868; and in Philadelphia, $500
London has been settled 1000 years,
New York 249 years, and Philadel-
nhia LIS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

In the New York police Intelligence
we see it stated that
al. O. Mason, paymaster in the
United States army, was taken into
custody on Monday night on a charge
of intoxication. The prisoner was
perfectly helpless, and had in his pos
session So, 800, besides valuable gold
watch and chain. The opportunity
for thieves was a rare one, and would
undoubtedly have been taken advan-
tage of had not the police interfered."
This J. o. Mason, says the Boston
Courier, is n well known South-end
demagogue, placed in the responsible
position which he thus abuses by par
tisan abolition influence. In the case
of another brawling abolitionist, APP
pointed to a still more important POI
sition in New York, on the same
grounds, we observe that his suspen-
sion from Office has been made per-
manent by dismissal. The New York
Herald says:
at is understood that upon investi-
CATION Of the charges against Mr..
Stanton, Deputy Collector of New
York, his dismissal from Office has
been determined upon. Besides the
establishment of the proofs against his
son, which as q father he so disreput-
ably admits, it is an ascertaincd fact
that he has used his official position,
and the time allotted to official duties,
in preparing papers for commercial
men, for which he received high COM
pensation. 1t is greatly to be lament
ed that a man who has achieved so
much distinction as q humanitarian Of
the Wendll Phillips school, should
have become so completely the. slave
of Mammon."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
czs- Nearly all classes of mechan

Ex Nearly all classes of mechan-
les are on n strike for higher wages,
in New York. The working girls
have also just held a meeting, and
organized society, having in view an
increase Of the small pittance of wages
now received by them. The prices of
everything in New York is so exhor--
bitantly high at the present time that
they find il impossible to live on the
wages now received.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
BURNSIDE SAFE
The Particulars.

CHATTANOOGA, 25th, 7-15, L. M.
To Maj. Gen. Halleck;
Although the battle lasted from
early dawn until dark this evening, 1
believe l am not premature in an
nouncing a complete victory over
Bragg. Lookout Mountain top, all
the rifle pits in Chattanooga Valley
and Missionary Ridge eutirc, have
been carried and are now held by us
U. S. GRANT, Maj. Gen.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
BY Western Union Telegraph.
THE LATEST.
Confirmation of the Good
News.
Victory at Chattanooga.
DETRoIT. Nov 81, p. NJ.
SUMMARY OF HEADINGS.

DETROIT, Nov y, 4 Il. Nj.
SUMMARY OF HEADINGS.
Particulars of the great victory-un-
paralleled bravery of our men
They attack the enemy with their
fists and drive them from their rife
pits-3500 prisoners reported-52
guns taken-including LOOMS
Battery at Chicamauga-A son of
Gen. Breckenridge captured-Dis-
patches from Gems. Grant and
Thomas-The conduct ofour troops
admirable-Missionary Ridge carri-
ed at six different points-The reb-
elsin full retreat, they destroy every
thing behind them-Meade's army
in motion-The food and currency
questions at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
articles from rebel papers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
SECOND DISPATCH.

Official information received from
Burnside to Nov. Odd, induces the be-
lief that he is safe. lie will be sup
piled and reinforced.
Bragg's forces were on the retreat
and our forces pushing him this morn
inp
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

SUPERB FuRs. SHARKS, who now glo-
rifles immensely and with good reason
over mis- elegant three story brick block
and fagstone walk having very correct
idea of the "ftness of things" has
opened a stock ofgoods in his new store
fully in keeping with the palatial es-
adjustment wherein they are dis
played In the line of Furs he has a
peculiarly attractive assortment, COM
pri sing some of the most elegant and
costly Ladies Sets ever brought to
this market, together with a complete
stock of fur goods of all descriptions,
for Ladies, Gents and Children, also
superb assortment of robes of all
kinds.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

THE BRIDGE. The "last link" I. e.,
the swing, for the Pioneer bridge over
the Saginaw, from the foot Of Genesee
street in this city, is now nearly COM
pleted. and only needs to be swung
into line to render the connection be-
tween the eastern and western shores
comnlete.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

SPECIAL EIEcTIoN-A special cleo
ton for Alderman in the Second
Ward, to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of A. Damn, who
has removed to Bay City, is to beheld
at the Common Council Room next
Saturday. the 2Sth.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

PROMPT PAYMENT.-Th Merchants
Insurance Co. of Hartford, through
their local Agent H. c, Burt, paid Mr.
]. Simon a few days since $40, the
amount of his loss by the recent fire.
The whole matter being adjusted and
the funds paid within ten days after
the fire, to the entire satisfaction of
Mr.. S. and much to the credit of the
company.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
onAsoE OF LlsDIoRDs.-HObbs, of

CuASoE OF LisDIoRDs.-Hobbs, Of
the Bancroft House, who has run
that institution with excellent success
since its first opening, in 1859, retires
at the expiration of his lease on the
first of January next, carrying with
him the best wishes of hosts Of friends
in all quarters and reputation for
knowing how to ''keep hotep which
will be hard to rival His successor,
Capt. ANDREWS of Detroit, is by no
means unknown to the public, having
served that most caprecious master
several years as captain of one of the
first class steamess running between
Detroit and Buffalo, has "kept a hotel,
and is evidently well qualified for his
new position, wherein we hope he may
succeed in winning golden opinions
from all sorts ofpeople," as well as has
his predecessor.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25
company.

FURs.-Wilkin & Mack have some
very fine furs, some very fine robes.
some very fine hats, caps, eravats,
gloves etc at their store on Genesee
street, next door to Exchange Hotel.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Frey Bros.
Union Block, Water Street, have a
large and carefully selected stock of
Toys, Fancy Articles, Keepsakes, etc
for Holiday presents. They are early
in the market and their menagerie of
Elephants Lions, Tigers, and other
big things is at present the chief won
derment of our Juvenile population.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-25

"GUEss NoT."-The Enterprise edi-
tor talks about brushing away fies.-
If he gets to the windwnrd of the flies,
with a very long brush, he may pos
sibly have an opportunity Of indulging
III that delightful amusement, other
wise his chance will be slim.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-19

tTUEsDA Az &sfolE iii Nd MAY. Ma 7, !:

ana efO Now st bE E(tk, absolutely used mp
With tliisoe aad seat hf re%i, The. poor fsli
,os;s a hnv: .hrcy1exi theis shoef and Stock
'rht ID AAf ash sIEfjl3 3usiand lTth .Louasiss.
were srdessd sesttAi5 THE Virginia .basssry,
The yaekeea had hft bin, lbAtsHy apparently
but fsebly dstepdse I'D bad concealed al GO
o9ays 2 whole brtgaK ] hear J % ss % sdt,
prise Any foets OF BUR kkehicA ,airhr ufhsAe Al
1 ihs saHspstE haiuN IN three Coz issserase reg
tsnesis .dyasnf3. tpkf. kas vera net BY; !
HsYiiH FIRE, Tas tEs2 70 retire before any
4 oS4s Of lankses, AeJ}(bQd their Rr0dbd nilI
Ifn thS afhfaunsti61 vi lei bfhtf<si, 'retdoK the
IKussr with riubbsA lny y(hsss kept saf ,hs blasnt
fesllisd .myrnidsuA AMI iAag gas Hpder, soyet
| Ths Yankee trispnek conknsd here hA vc' an
been sent 20 SciUa,.s be privatcs were parok
ed not 10 attes,R& 70, 4cape during the jour
ney. but the oa1ieeyS Hfused % Do paroled on
sach terms, declaring psfofe shodfd be Tin,
conditional ARD irSv&Abla. -"
Eserything iAiht juf line ~As Impressed
lsA& stf ndsafihE t es tie Seaf ssleek 4 i sps
E,.. We have jsst rseee5isd tie ne VII of d second
gNsat victory on the kppabaLnnck. aud the
Joyful ANNOUNCEMENT fon General Lee that
pDt p Yankee fs TO be, bnnd in nrins thix side
OF thai stGoaD. Thm news iinparts some
eheeflplness, hut tfsx Yankees arc too near
Jacksog fbt any LIMisas demonstration.
,TlH PrssidHt has Hpt word to .Goveinor
Pettns. that steps hav{ been taken to supply
arms for all the men 1ised in Mississippi tp
repeI the invsders. .Fd5eat is looked for with
his rtReyned cavalry; 3fa with his 5000 hore.s,,
and the force which md at apy moment arfiye Q
from Por, Hudson, Gex Grant will be as BAD
lfy Off sa poor old Fnss aad' Feather witha fte
In Fl ont flank Mua rearEt ...... w
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They dsnoaaee Military Interference an
- peclare. fer Freedam Of Speech. !.
Ix3aTBERS'' EUIoGiU'Ms' yN JAcHsers
/ '.''-' ..'-.-'.t. CHARACTER, 90. IA &c. ,.,...
as,oci;IaD' '.,a,5 iiiil ARA bnsLrcats1

lhASpoS, siss trfn [N1SoSsrVJ MY f'.~fWo
senshmen rede % Bsekscu th~ msrniss and trave~sd
she city The eaemS svscaafsd at Z S'sloek- Their
strength estimated at $4,000. They RET erted towards
viqhsbaFg. ,Friog beard In that direction. Pembsf-
on yof to be 10 heir rear Before leaving thf
burted the Confederate H"dss, Depoe f'ennentfaIy'
Green Phiilips Psctoty! SsePhenVa EouHdHy, i~dns
sehS hat Aeto<y, block of buildings stain StSsft,
pelidlnG the ksdids, iPesssyors and other Goyetn.
at eMces both the bSidges over Pearl river. AID
eroysd seyers1 miles M reilroad track.
isiePorted IN Mobile thst sonas ot fhis buftfhs
zAll9 beiofe VI fetreAsed Consedssate 4ioqs,
XEtA4r Pssprteesra.' s''' i".",.t ....,,
a1et 4ssk,-4 Noxthsau dates ~ aa TN.
lsoevad :..- The aahi na,ou Chp,uiti /:
II kedIgaan has bean sentenced "a :. pkr
n = coast Of Fiorid,,. for tho yaars ara: III
IS11< IN kas In Hyor al ieSd,nsi hibi SAN.
uailf kN;9 th1 v,s The Htrtfd xxtA IN, seusss
S'S&Sunaute n s,nr4osS n,,uss s.reA,a
|oell I<fff nSk.}n fsS.jsaaa aQai2 N laAaAs1 4,
M4f94&14eeN ~ fllnk ~ al ~ seysettas Me
vi FRpmsm nfe pthHs4ed Of q mesttnk NJ hs htd
|4( city, on Che third ot June. Ehe address
1Ik kAEte nov for aSitoro6a pfosee - ANths was
~. snf whilst We viii sabxutp tsso. diane m tsr.
ehs and no tep.s aos tassaed sy,ssssy prisepls Of
honor. We wiu gofaE 10 a. spiyts of eaBSuia Ion. 10
restore the Union,. -. ~ : v
slGge& teauas % Gs.pA.a ~ I; ;peastrt .lH
~ Toe tvtn sMa aoopssd resouu0as feedosmemdsop ps
igmovai ti Hai eek. and ths ssinhfs1f OF
's%' aeu sen. Dsvsesm*.pIns ss}ensnal>
e'' o' 'n "spss'm'ns 'ssso ssFAlS ~ NJ diI
sisa Sn0"ia "a DISCARDED snesT apty e. PUPPETS the
'es'aea' @ha A's APpoinsea agents. exertheiess hs
resolutions we're ADOPTED and The rter'ererse OFT
suu''''es win 'pe iree'om !" 'peeen rss
. as 90
.,' s :" 1'e ~" VI 'ens'lsA .aSks
W." '.y' "~e'.m '"a ~ Tsspo''oa ~ ." ,ssty S%rser,
"''sh 'ash any o'aee VsneAi ol taooesn ttm 2. fns
v'e'oty ''enanceiofsvhe '' was ae~riy D'nght- Jsef>
oh sss onsef-ei i"vofi'e IN Tue keoei army and
1,eu -. :" ou. oNn iae h'rs,u gives ens'ny
".e" - US ."''Ay 'A'. "se"s'o"
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DISauLUTYtIH,

a fINBk frm Of Qpinby Z Robinson. of NeiNHis. Tech.
\ ts this day dissolved by mutual cjbssnt- AL
The tame tn ~ T. Quiaby. who s Noae sutherss6d .,
pay and al persons who are indebted 10 said srn
VIII n1ake immediate payment TO sssh Qaipky 'vhe
hae befn authorized "a Yegtl sAsd nTms business,
-.... a. WA re esIHsOI GEN.. P'rsHnc's'
Jas. q. CLAGHO2N, Special parshsr
EHovah, Ga Jan. u, 1888. fA&Sl1 SsD.l
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A ND cessmit.ed 10 jail by the military authsrtics
n at Chauaho hoohA, 6rthe Sd 6 Ocssbef; is6a and
%ossrsos.,y ssnnistst BY 4. sf.isE dSsties q sss
os DeoembAr, 1se9, y negro boy, calling AA nsuis
l!OHS, and sas: hs hs,enes u &n nslgcss, 81 hlsey
thigh. .Th owner % requested ~ oons io{Arrd
rT6vs pr5pcrts ply charss. ssl sala lhSsut d lei
. dsssa6 -. - ~ y. q. SWAIN. Jeihr.
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si xTsSs9. aEss.es .,s I'D p Ass3 dYed
CITY FShs NJ khy hmt lfasloas az May Q fses: -
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G t's' aFo stsi.SI.G GIssins ssSssesy
any fsdss pr.n ttay ARE 10 ha qkuedlAtely rsless.
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t0P HrN rNS:gisaIP .,A0TGS.<-Ths .eadepass,..
styie and nm OF B6fBUkANT TafRNiTHsss,, q ,t.S
tss EIxPoss Sa Ssadnc.inG the AND CgK
MISSION BUSINESS. In LynchburE, Va '' @H'
We snail keep constantly hard "a large, sn,i
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KIDD whatever, esernpts u ~ i IS7ssuSr q
ehfafsd ~ Pbiicadons Tor 4 ~ Iif 6s8
recognised by shs SsPsrtmtnt q Sssli ~ ssssfc
Of ttR nstssi'.' -. 49,. 'i"S ia 5ss"i
+ BY s;ss.s ssss;Sd ei aea1 lsaAssa y, ,v,nhsa,,v,.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-17
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ar@nseiSen DON H~Hafbtn9tuu, SeIG1e bis Raa-
mtttdgS 4 nbr bel unIerem MSente1 $rn. Etebfe!e
30. 42O @-Gtr, 0bgeeebeg petcen, ffnSen nUdt
MMfnabmt tn Der dddbfafulqenHen Huulnter.
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itsttt isben 5retas aRittas. .1rs.ers.l ,,2,3$g .f,
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staprt&ttu uno tcle9rapbii1e DepeI1en aus aaen lbcilet
bes GaneeS. tes~ ga ea3sfc 0t ttl5
0yrefponbcu3e aus ben 6eInIoaern,
GbttOrieIIe @rtiteI ibsr bic rt6ttgen EagsSitaaen
imb baS Msaefle aus EBoltinoton nnb bc, Requirements oer
%&e3ier1n9. @eoidbts, manni9faItises. &~aubnirtb-
fbaftIidtes &c. iOwie aud cine ueberF@t BET enropdi.
den @ent0tstten weT&e bis CUR @tunbc ber gsublifo-
ton etnIaufen. -.-4v.
@inScIne @reuipIare inb jshaa Srctao Mtcr8en wrtIcsr-
pact 51 Berfenbun9 a 8 Gsnts In Der Office gu baben.
CO. Rad geatibIaits p~erieneea mir %finirIre @reupldr
(8 CTS. sertofrei) en- iraeto stnc Mbrele.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-17

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