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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
All Work Will Be Warranted,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias. issued out
ID Of the Circuit Court for the County of Saginaw;
to me directed and delivered against the goods and
ehattcls, lands and tenements of Elisha Bliss. ir.
John NJ. Northrop and Dwight A. Horton did on
the 18th day of February A. D., 1863 leyey upon
and take all the right, title and interest of Elisha
Bliss jrr John NJ Northrup and Dwight A Horton,
in and to the following pieces parcels Of land de-
scrbed as follows, - wit The Of wv 1 of sec
ton / in Town 10 north of Range | east the
of section % in Town 10 north, Of Range east !;
the of Q | Of section % in Town 10 north of
Range cost; the o: Of section 32 in
Town north, Range east the of n W.T. of see
ton 81 in Town III north, Of Range east the n W
Of sc Of section 81 in Town II north, of Range
east the Of sw Of section 32 in town J.
north, of Range east the of of section
81 IN Town III north of Range east the n W of
section 81 in town IL north, Of Range Z east the
" Of W Of section 30 in Town / north of
Range east; the @ Of I Of section 80 in
Town II north, Of Range east the W , OF sec
tion Is in Town | north, of Range east the
of section 10 in Town IL north Of Range east
the Of section "a in Town III north, of Range
east the Of 0 Of section 80 in Town III
north, OF Range east; the Of section 50 in
Town IL north, of Range Gust the n c Of section
IS in Town IL north, Of Range 2 east the n W of
section 50 in Town II north Of Range east; the
n OF N c of section "a in Town IL north of
Range east; the entire section 20 in Town III
north, of Range east the I of of section
- III ioWn IL north, oil Range east the 1 OF n
e Of section u in Town III north of Range east;
the : W Of c Of section u in Town l. north, Of
Range east the NV Of ! of section q in
Town III north, Of Range east; the W ! of e of
section 70 in town II north, Of Range cast the
I ofsw Of section % in Town II north, Of Range
east Also all that part of the of n ! of Sec
ton 5 in Town 10 north, of Range east, which lies
north Of Bad River and north of the north branch
thereof containing about fy-four acres of land all
oi said land lying and being in the County of Sagi-
naw and state OF Michigan, which l shall expose
Tor sale at public auction the 18th day of April
next, at o'clock =. NJ as the front door of the
Saginaw County Court House in the city of Saginaw
hat being the pacefor holding the Circuit Court for
said County 10 the highest bidder as the law directs
Daced this 18th day of February, 1868
j. ii. QUACKENBUSH Sheriff.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
ELECTION NOTICE.
SnERIFF's OFFICE,
SnrinnM CITY March & 1852

SHERiFF'S OfFICE,
Saginaw City, March 8, 1863 !
To The Electors Of The County Of Saginaw
N0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That at the
Il General Election TO he held the first Mon
day of April next, in the State of Michigan the
officers mentioned in the Official Notice Of the Sec
retary OF state, true copy Of which is hereby
annexed are 10 be elected
JESSE III. QUACKENBUSH Sheriff
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
Lansing, Mich, February 25th, 1863. (
10 me sherry Of The County Of Sdgindp;
You are hereby notified. that nc the next General
Election, TO be held ON the first Monday of April
next, in the State Of Michigan, the following officers
are to be elected, viz: One Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court Eight Regents Of the State
University. and Circuit Judge for the Tenth Judi
cial Circnit of this State 10 which your County is
attached
In witness whereof, have hercunto set my hand.
and affixed the Great Seal Of the State Of
LIS Michigan, at Lansing, this 25th day of Feb
ruary, A. d., 1868.
JAMES b. PORTER,
Secretary of State.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07

CAME INTO the premises of the subscriber in
Sthe Township Of Frankenmuht, on the 18th Of De.
sember last, two red Yearling Bulls. The owner /,
requested to prove property, pay charges and take
them away ISAAC BALDWIN.
33w6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
SHEET IRON WARE,
OF ALL KINDS,

Manufactured to order Of the best material and in
workmanlike manner. Stoves put up, Pipe fitted,
Fave Troughs and Water Conductors made and put
up, Repairing promptly attended to- Kerosene
Lamps made, or fitted with Burners and Chimneys ;
Camping Utensils made in any desired style, Lum-
bermen fitted out with all essential articles for Gull
nary Purposes in the woods Zinc Boards for stoves
made to order and everything required in this branch
of mechanical business done promptly and well.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
STATE MIcHIGAN-The Circuit Court for the
~ County Of Saginaw In Chancery.
Humphrey Shaw, aD

Isaac Baldwin Lucy Ann Bald
win and Sidney Baldwin. f
AT a session Of said Court, held ut the Court
House in the City Of Saginaw, ON the fifth day or
March, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
slxty-three, Present, Hon. James Birncy, Circuit
Judge. 'fthJ GF tf-f -
1t satisfactorily appearing TO the Court by affidavit
that the said defendants in this cause are residents
OF this State that process for their appearance has
been duly issued, and that the same could not DO
served upon the said Sidney Baldwin, by reason OF
his absence from this State On motion of Joen
Moore Solicitor for said Complainant it is ordered
by the Court that said Defendant Sidney Bald. in
cause his appearance in this cause to he duly en-
tered, and notice thereof 10 be served upon said
Compartments Solicitor, within three mouths from
the date of this order and il is further ordered
that true copy of this order be published in tho
EAST Saginaw Courier, within twenty DAYS from
this date, and that such publication continue once
In each week for six successive weeks or that IN.
same be personally served upon said Defendant as
required 10y the Statute 81 lia NClHy
JAMES DIRNEY, Circuit Judge.
A true copy.
GEO SCHMIDT, Register.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
McFARLIN a. BUEL,
ARCHITECTS g. Bull lERS.

WlL Contract and Furnish Drafts, Plans,
w Specifications, Architectural Designs, and
Estimates for all classes of Buildings Public and
Prvote, Salt Blocks, &c Also, will attend TO all
kinds Of Joiner Work, such as Framing, Enclosing,
Sash, Doors, Window Frames, Csterns, Shelving,
&c, at reasonable prices This Firm embraces
combination Of energy and responsibility, with lon
experience in frst-clnss work of all kinds Tboso
having Jobs TO be done time and in the very bese
manner can be accommodated. A large stock of
seasoned Lumber kept constantly on hand
Ra shop on Jefferson street, north of Genesee
street.
East Saginaw, March 10th, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
MORTGAGE SALE.

hEFAULT having tceh made in the payment Of
- a certain sum of money secured 10 be paid by
AN indenture of mortgage, bearing date the four
teenth day of November, A. d., 1854, executed by
Thomas Baird to Eurotas p, Hastings, and recorded
in the Office of the Register Of Deeds of Saginaw
County, State of Michigan on the twentieth day OF
November, 1854, in Record "C' OF mortgages, OH
pages 292, 293 and 294, upon which mortgage there
Is now clained to be due and unpaid at the date of
this notice for principal and interest, the sum Of
hity-slx dollars, and no suit or proceedings having
been had or instiutee ut law or in equity for the
collection of the same any part thereof: Notice
is therefore hereby given that by virtue Of power
Of sale in said mortgage contained and of the Stat
ute in such made and provided the premises in
said mortgage, 6scribed as follows, 10 wit All
that certain piece parcel Of land lying and being
in the County Of Saginaw, State of Michigan, known
and described follows The East half of tho
North East quarter Of Section thirty-thrce (33) in
Township number ten, (l0) north, Range No six (6)
East, containing eighty OF less will bo sold
at public auction vendue to the highest bidder
the front door Of the Court House in the city of
Saginaw, in the County Of Saginaw, Michigan, that
being the place for holding the Circuit Court for
said County, on the 10th day Of May, A. d.. 1863,
at o'clock p. NJ Of said day, 20 pay the amount
of said principal and interest, the accrung interest
and costs Of sale.
Dated February 18th, 1863
EUR0TAS p. HASTINGS, Mortgage
Weber SMITH, Atty's for Mortgagee
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
Livery Establishment
BOSS, BURRELL 4 CO.,

a their New and Extensive Stables, on wash
IA ington Street.
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 3UrE'
Have one of the
Best Livery Establishments in the West
Family "turn outs' Horses and Buggies, Sadie
Horses, and rigs" of all styles single or four to sr
horses, promptly fitted out.
"a NEW AND IN STYLE. ~ % =.
Everything about the establishment is in good
shape, tidy new and OF late style Horses always in
good condition and carriages and Harnesses neat and
tidy.
S0NABIE RATES.!
only, charged in all instances and the utmost pains
taken TO give entire satisfaction TO all customers
A. w. GATES, Agent.
East Saginaw, Aug, 8. 1863 ',N4t
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Partnership heretofore existing and known AZ
flooding Bros. as Forwarders a Commission ARA
Is his day dissolved by mutual consent 80
J. 00ODING,
East Saginaw, Feb 10th 1863 - -.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07

RocKERr-The isrse-t and cheapest sssou-
y nenf N ne dey - y ". GV2T.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07

PEADY MADE CoFFINs-Pine and Walnut
III 10 be bad al all times at HLsBREs
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07

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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07
W. STRASSBURG'S HALL.

To prevent confusion and i'll feeling which IL sps
TO arise from misconcepton of the plan Of Sunday
evening entertainments am induced 10 publish the
following programme as arranged to the close Of
April
Sunday next March 29, Theatrical society, Private
Sundays april 9TH and 18th, Public.
Sunday, Apr 10, Private.
" 26 Public.
WILLIAM sTRAsSBURG.
East Saginaw, March "a, 1868. TI1Cr,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-07

Wanted Immediately, 500 bushels Of Hard Wood
Coal for which the highest price viii Ne mid j (
SHAW REYNOLDS A SPENCER
East Saginaw, Jan. 20, 1868. 80. =
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-24
LIIsror OFFICERS ANDPATTENTs.

Thefollowing isa list Of officers, commissioned
and non-comnissioned, connected with the hos
pital at this place
surgsoa III Caa,ys--CLmToa WA0sER, Asst,
Surgeon, U. 8. A.
Oaartermaster- A. EDwARDs.
Assistant Suggeoas-N. II. GARDNER, { ). A.,
&. s. MuLYoRp, Il. ). Y.
Actiag Aset lsvyeons--T. H. ALLISON, c. l..
HosTnooM A. SrpSgLAKg, q. JOHNSON, j STEAnSs,
in. J. w. DIeBy, T. LlEnoLp e. A. CmEsLEY,
r. JoYog, II. N. WRlGmT, NJ. A. BooTn.
- ChaaEain--Rev j. A. SPoosER.
Medical Cadets-~--E. b. y. SHOEMAKER, j.. 8.
LOMBARD.
Hospital .Separds---J NEDaIcH, Chief Steward,
n. e. ARCHIBALD, j. r. STAMRAuGH II. l.. WERN-
wAa ]. Il. McGowAs.
The following is list Of patients now in Ham,
moad General Hospital;
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FsrprsIcxssuRo, l1sy sth, lse:

FkGDHRlcKsnUR0,A Nay 9TH, 1861.
Having written you ons Or two lsttss s1ssy
day since the battle, reached the ammmit .
Of the railroad and Of my correspondence yes.
tsrday evening. Tho storm almost drowned
ma, ana delayed me from Ffsdesicksburg til
to-day. The town u unirjufed almost. The
Yankees committed few cutragss on private
property and no shells struck the town
They came On Saturday night, made ar.
rsngenents TO remain, but left Monday night.
Ths Yankees thought their getting Ma
rys's Hileas trick. and faid ~ ID town
They Nere much frightsned, and t61e ofi.
GERS had hard work to get their m On up 10 the
work. They boast Of drivins Bsrksdsle's mon
back, though h took ten TO ons to do II. I'll
give you the real facts ss soon as they can be-
got-294 Mississippians killed, wounded, and
missing but they slaughtered the Yankees
awfnlly, and rallied in half mile 10. fieht
again. Il was compliment to expest them
snd the Washington Artillery to perform i'm
possibilities.
The char0a Of onr whole lins-Early, An.
de-snn, and McLaw-on Mordsy evening.
Wsamsani6c ant. ani dsn; size. Tkes YenAoes
r6tfe ths gu1y1vUsH xs1apUd a6f6Sp
the river 1t is reported that Habker lost .
leg II is wonderful victory and triump hant
iepulss of the bastard foe. We occupy our
old position once more.
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How TIE YAsKErs GET Corros.-Th,

How THE YAsKEEs GET CoTToH-The
Jackson Mississippian is informed by gen.
ii. man direct from Memphis, in whose state.
ments tue eiito. plsces impncit orfiehce,
that twenty-twO hundred baies of cotton lay
on ths vac last week, advertised for "a . on
Government account This c.tt n had been
stolen from tie captured territory, or sized In
the hands OF Those trading contrary TO the
trade regulations. Tseny thousand bales
were expect from II lena, Ark, during tho
month OF January Very ara. y ,ttou raisers
hliXa availad tn mselses ST tae facilities at.
forded to sell their Cotton 10 tha Yankee
tradsrs. at Memphis Forty planters, On one
boat from telow Memphis, came up with large
shipments ef cotsai,, took the oath of alegiasOe
to Lincoln, eold their co5ton for gseeubaeka,
ana then bought Confederate munsy with
greenbacks at disccuns upon our currency Of
sixty cents on the dollar; !has is, rating green
backs at par, they exchanged for Confederate
notes ut forty cents in the dollar.
A very considerable stock OF cotton has
been shipped to the North, and many pro.
dacers have eagerly availed themselves OF
Yankee permission to sell their cot on 10 their
masters and their countrys foes When the
railroads wera firss opened fam Memphis INTO
the interior, their ffei&btiIi& capacity was
taxed TO the utmost to transport Co ton freely
offered for sale. So much for ~ high pat
rioti-m Of large mum er 01 cotton pUaucesa
within the Federal lines.
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A SPIRITED WoNAs.---A cofresp6ndenl of
the Chattanooga Rebel, writing from War;

A SPIRITED W0NAs.--A corrssp6n0enl of
the Chattanooga Rebel writing from War;
trace, Tenn, furnishes the following,
l met u friend yesterday jass hfom our e.
treme left front, who brings quite Z budcse e
insefssting items. The spi1iss Of our psonl. .
the counties oyeRYun BY the snsmy,. ehouen
bent and bowed, are not broken. a hAppy u.
iusra ion o.. this plsasinx truth 10 fornished
from old Williemson. Que Of cur 49,
spirited women was ordered 70 move A10ex
and nOtifis thai her hsgg ,gs, ard ev~a -
wearing apparel upon her pesson weuld .
searched. A loyal citizen Of calico proslivl.
ties from way up North was called into roqui.
sition tor the purpose. Thsv 70 irsd ID pd.
vate room, and the trunks d bandboxse, .nd
ether paraehesnalia Of womAa viaGsd lbP
'rav. Hug having been thorsugsly y ov eFbaulsd,
,he Yankee woman requested her 70 uudrsss.
Tais the rebel girl p rsmpsorily refused 10 d.,
an, i'd: "Yoa have stolsu I'll my nexro4s,
aud In end to make yow my eefvanA Yoa
must undrsss mel Tas She Yankee applied
hsy self tn the task wish oommeadablo dili-
gencs, and having aiken OF the Il ntkoow
what you cali tn. m, an \ Single m4n,l ca0
BY one, she ssoop~d to take on her senek.
in1R. Tue temptation Of the .attit was 10
Ieat for the rebel girl, and chs im.ninssd css
pretty foot On the dps OF the Morthsru mAidt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-08

MURDzR.-OA lsss Sunday night xr.
nams or osnsr is not knows n ,fhoass
was u good citizen, and 'was engaged a. over.
=. or on NJ q. Oliv-r Elston's plant zion. Afsr
supper he and too otner gentlemen went in,o
one OF Il negro hou@es on the place and found
4 negro fellow, ttrAn1ef to the negroes ~
and alter in. ffec.usl IF IT. to lea n ~ho vas
ola vl.e-, anemp cd 70 tie him. whsa che
ne g q stsSted tin IN Ne lsfi bsvaGe With Z
Ia gs knife, ghich he had prevtous'y onseatsd
about his psrsoa. a.. Thomas dad inssas y:
The mn,d.rer n vie his ss,cape, and Y at!l
cut Tsiladesa. fGa.1 Demos,rs'c WsscA'
to1er, 29.A uif.
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so,nxY xoRNINa........xAYs 9. les


s,s. ssfea % ~ 0oDDahAuneck
..s,ru.t;cu received from The Kappa
l ~ ~ The prsssnt tine b not dstailsd, and
1870. '.s ,..oec, - The prsssas condition Of the
,,;os forces not very definite. Itis under
oFP .1., ,,s enemy being driven from Chan.
ass. as.,.,,ll., fell back In The direction Of he
$3.50 - s,.,ss ford, where hs collsstsd his
... lev and commenced Sonifyins. Our own
''m, ' h.s command Of the fords above aud b
,,m Tbus nast.n stand but 1t may BE-
....a v;ll not remain thus long.
s.A,.r, engaged In The tight q Ffsdsricks'
- eth Ssdswiek's corps. report that sfssr
:. s.s .s,o.,.d on Monday nightssvsral very bright
~.es seen on tss Falmouth shore. They
~. of such magnitude - to justify the sup.
~ .Idon ,os. immense buildings or stores were
S....sd Our nsa were as . loss 70 eonjsc-
-An vss the causs bus some inferred
49,, ,h. ansmy was slarnsd, under The afprs.
-. Of An sdvancs Of our forces, and were
,.,,ias ssorss. The sane evening immense
v... of wagons were seen winding along, up
.1,sr These were no doubt conveying
,.ovt,jons for Hooksr's army IN its new
cs1pa
n enemy cannot feel very ccn1pftable in
\. msssus position. 10 which hs ~ ben
a,,su Like some hunted beast he can but
f..l .hs. hs enjoys . temporary respite from
!, pursusrs Oh for q gunboat he no doubt
,,,eulssss A gunb"as to . Yankee in tuea
,:-., il tho blesssdest thing on earth To Nc.
cl,Ilsn. n Wiicox's wharf, the mailed vessels
we're like guardian angels. They gave rest
.od sound sleep 70 ihe wounded and wsaried
Yankees, euch % they had not known for
many lishts
Though our victory isimportant, and the re-
,utts of srsa, magnitude, 1t might possibly re-
,sivs some additions. Everybody, however,
AL, entire confidence In our army and its able
commander, and are convinced that whatever
ssn bs done will bs done, snd that in good
tina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-08

A LEAa TRlo.-The Richmond corrsspon
dent Of the Rockville Rsgisser perpstEates
the following pleasantry at the sxpsnse Of
three Of cur highest oliiciale:
II the Yankees know to what extant famine
may b endured, and how very little can sus.
tain human life, If they had al seen our r. esi.
deut and Vice President and our Secretary Of
Wav. the idea VI rssoItin9 20 fxmns a. an
aeent Of hostility to . people whose leaders
would never have hesn adnptAd, p.aid~pi
Davis il the shadow Of MAJ; VIC. Bsesiaeut
Dssphens, who reached the capital 70 day. IL
iQpopdsrsbls, and Nr. Seddon's boneis rattle
when he descsnds the stai.ways Of toe Spots.
wood. The gsnii of famine eondacs this rev.
osutdon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-08
THE RAID Louisa.

The Yankes cavalry were W Louisa Court.
House on Sunday, and as lafs as Tuesday last
Tnsy visited she houses of all lhs farmers bss
tween that and Fred rick Hall, and stole he
best horses thsy could find and carried Oft all
the negroes who evinced any willingness to
accompany them. They arrested q Mr. Trcs
because he had secreted his negroes and re
fused to tell them where. Prisoners captured
during the raid represent that the exyedsiiep,
when it starsed, was commanded by General
S:oneman and numbered 5,600. They dvid d
Into sundry squadrons, and it is possible that
soma one of the nnmaer may still be operating
In Louisa or ihs counties adjacent
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Northern papers, noti:ing tbs crossing Of
.Asir army to the south bank Of the Rappahxn.
,esk, are fulsom in their praises Of Hooker.
with the rsins of his command mot
"horss) we'll in hand, Gen. Hooker rode
along the entire lines, witnessing the crossing
a Xslleys Fosd!' says an sathussd CORES
poodsut The same faithful ehronieler repre-
ssp.s the march TO have been taken up with
"ssslsd orders" and it wa not until the cross.
hs was succe essfully prog. .ssipg that the sal
vs. broken. Then, xnd Lot till thsn," says
the writer "hs [Hooksrl gave to his corps
commanders the plan of the pending move
nsu," Again, "Thorgh no proclamation has
been issnsd to that effect, it is quite certain
that the hsaf quarters of the army ia in the
saddle" The army Was electrified by the
change" And thus We have letter After letter
fill Of pompous announcements and fusom
detail such " would be found nowhere save
10 - Northern Yankee Newspaper. The pomp
aud clrcuustAnce Of the crossing was looked
upon in Yankeedom a. the grand prelude to
the ovsr~hsIuing blow their fav6rise G neral
vss about 70 .trike the rebellion Tina. Gen.
aal had gained his position in manner which
would not have found favor anywhere but in
the United States. He did it BY defaming his
brother officers, and BY uaking q toaus Uf hfs
own plans in comparison with theirs, and en-.
largins most disgustingly upon the achieve.
nsnts his untrisd strategy would have sc.
cured The uumili,ary tyrsnt, and Ill his un'
military subjects, we're csptivsted by the pre-.
figured results, and rssolvsd to try Hooker
VIVA. II he was not an honorable gentleman |!
Thy al knew there were plenty of emalt
,sseals In Yankssdom. And what II he was
dsyustingly boasting Of his own sagacity and
military tact, they are only disgusted with de-
fsatsd men, and boasting and aelfeoneeit are
national eharactsristics of the North, and
therefore not to hs objected to In HooksrI
But Hooker failed il Q different man from
Hooker before his failure, and with all the
prospective victories hs had engaged to win
for the Yankees! He will now "get his fairin,"
They will oil be down upon him. He hes dis
appointed them, and ali his faults and deficien.
c'ss viii be msghifisi, and hs will be the best
abused man Of the day. About the time of the
battle Of fredericksburg he sighed sentiment
dly to friend for relief from war, and for the
snjoynsnt once more Of bis Aslds and herds in
California. He navsr had field or herd thsre.l
as may now indulge his pastoral tastes and 60
70 srass himself, like another bachadnezzer.
The Yankses viii b revenged upon Hooker |!
PdF bic benefit ~ win relate sp anscdots
which he may adopt with mslign ant satis'ae.
ZION 70 his own CAS-; Many years ago, when
The discipline of the public guard in this city
vas very severe, . soldier who had tranegress
ID The rules was ordered TO be drummsd ont Of
Own. He was escorted TO the tune Of the
"Roguss march" 70 ths Manchester side Of
Asyo's bridge. A. bis escort turned TO lsave
him hs looked after them with folded arms,
and sxelaimsd; "Well, II am not At for such
company - that, what the hell en- ! At for r
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TIE PaELvoE -peciel oisPasoh % ths
Chat anoegs Rebel, dated Decatur, Ala. Nay
q, says:
Gen. Forrest Il doing .Qlo,ious wo.k. He
has been fRhti 8 the enemv since Thursday
last The fight was thirty miles fi0m hero =
now has seventeen hundred nkess out o6
in the mountains, South Of this plAos, and s is
thought he has captured them Sia,usss, BIZ;
hs's and Edmondson's regsme.ts hive cen
engaged. Our loss 10 killed sud 10 wouaAsd.
He re:ook our cannon, and ono T. N the enc.
my. The Yankees have evacus Cd Tascambia.