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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-08
Fifteen ThcSand Dollars al Stake

treat Exefteoens n NO. ITO main nefoet,
CNsxt door 10 seous 4 Thonss' dry goods asss.,
LHIFTREN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of
I Boots and Shoes offered to purchaser ss their
own prices ..-...,.n -
The subscribss Axving bought IN unusually large
stock just before ths advance In prices of July aSd
August snov prepared 20 seH tbs s,ns ss nuek log-
er prices than any other house in the cty. i, 49,
The attention q eli, both crest and smai 10 invited
70 nv stock. Call early ana ssears bsrssiss. Quick
EENo trouss - shos goods. 60 ,F. yst Z.
=. ,......-'- JOHN KNOX,
- NY lS Main sEss4 vAcshae. q,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

fowl'by The back of the neck-Hang-
ing there for few seconds, it let go
its hold, and the man at the same in
slant seized it as he had formerly
done, by the head. The fowl almost
instautaneoudy became drowsy, its
head falling forward and its beak
striking with considerable force into
the ground. This convulsive move
lasted ten seconds, and then the bird
lay down as 4 completely comatose
and powerles,. In fifteen seconds it
gave a SUDDEN start and fell back
quite dead.
AS no deception could have been
practiced in this instance / was al
most anxious to see the reptile killed ;
but the chaimer said he would not
have it destroyed, that if he were in
iured the power he had over the
snakes would be interfered with, and
the next one would no doubt bite and
kill him. tn
However we insisted on seeing him
made harmless, or comparatively 80,
and directed the man to remove his
fangs. This he agreed to do, and
performed it in this manner
A piece Of wood was cut an inch
square, and held by the charmer TO
the head of the snake; the reptile
seized it as he had done the fowl, and
with dextrous twist of the hand the
most primitive performance of dentis-
try was accomplished.
The four fangs sticking into the
wood wore extracted by the roots and
given to me- l have them now in my
possession, and look upon them at
more suicidallyFpleasant than a pint
of prussic acid or a cask Of white
arsnic.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

From the PHILADELPHIA Ags.-
The eeige Of Richmond has at
lonpth begun. Gen. Grant has'adop-
ted McClellan's plan of 1862, and has
SO far developed himself as to show
that his operations will be in almost
every essential part a copy Of the for
mer seige. Mcclellan approached
Richmond from the east. Grant ep-
proaches it from the northeast.
McClellan's northern fight was
at Meadow Bridge, and in the
early part of his operations his south
ern flank was near New Bridge, six
miles below, on the Chickahominy.--
Grants northern flank is at Meadow
Bridge, and his southern flank is near
New Bridge. Mcclellan drew his
supplies from tho White House
Grant does the same. McClellan's
first vancouver, after reaching tho
Chickahominy, was to cut the Cor
donsville Railroad between Hanover
Court House and Richmond. Grant
will do it as soon as possible. Nc
Clellan picketed and held the country
between Hanover Court House and
Richmond. Grant will do it as soon
as possible. Mcclellan pioketed and
held the country between Hanover
Cout House, the Pamunky and tho
Chickahominy. Grant Is also doing
it. In almost every particular, the
present seige is copy of the former
one. Grant, however, has an advan-
tage which Mcclellan had not. He
controls the military operations through
out the entire country, and has now
in his army every available soldier
At this moment there is not an Idle
company anywhere. Every man has
been sent him. His future operations
bid fair to be similar to McClellan's.
The enemy will confront him on the
Chickahominy His camps will he on
the borders Of the swamps and his
pickets in them. He will find as Nc
Clellan did, that from Meadow Bridge
to New Bridge is the very strongest
portion Of tho Confederate defenccs.
Like Mcclellan he will avoid them,
the Chickahominy, cross over and ad-
vance against Richmond from tho
southwest. He cannot go up the
Chickihominy and approach the town
from the north or northwest. White
House is east of Richmond, and If
Grant thus exposed it the confederates
could easily cop'e out Of the south
side OF the capital and cut Oft his sup
plies. Grant has other advantages
over Mcclellan. He has the benefit
of McClellan's experience. He can
avoid the mistakes of 1862. McClel-
Ian surveyed the ground and left him
accurate maps. The signal corps Of
1862 have put on record the position
aud extent Of nearly all the consider
ate defences. Three Of McClellan's
, best officers Hancock, Meade and
Smith, are aiding grant. he and his
troops have had two years longer ex-
perience Of war. One great mistake
made in 1862 > the distribution of tho
, Federal army all over the country,
) and the failure to reinfore Mcclellan
, has been rectified. But from ne
cessity General Grant viii find him
) self following McClellan's footsteps.
, He sarted from the Rapidan, intend
ing to avoid them, but circumstances
/ have brough hint to them. He has
, begun a long, perilous and difficult
/. undertaking. Vicksburg did not fell
: until six months after thes siege begun,
and the public must not be too impa'
: tient TO see the end of Grants present
[ undertaking.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

A ToUcu1Sc INcIDEYr-Mr. John
Seymour's report contains many thrill
ing incidents. We extract the follow
ing which transpired on the battlefield
of Gettysburg:
A rebel prisoner asked clean
shirt for his young .comrade, whose
fresh, but blood-stained bandagee,
told of recent amputation just above
the knee.
Ono of tho Sanitary Commissions
gave the shirt, but said the boy must
first be washed "Who will do that 20
ooh, any of those women yonder. -
A kind looking woman from Phila-
delphia was asked if she was willing
to wash rebel prisoner. Certainly"
was the prompt reply, II have son
in the Union army and j would like
to have somebody wash him."
With towel and water in tin ba-
sin, she cheeriully walked through
the mud TO the tent. Careful not to
disturb the ampntated leg, She gently
removed the old shirt and began TO
wash him; bnt the tenderness Of a
mothers heart was at work, and she
began to cry over him, saying that
she imagined she was washing her
own son. This was moro than lie
could bear. He, too, began to weep
and to ask God to bless her for her
kindness to him. The scene was too
much for tho by-standers, and they
left the Northern mother and the
Southern son 10 their sacred grief,
wishing that tears could blot out the
sin Of this rebellion and the blood Of
this unnatural war.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

THE Anprsr OF GEx. j. HoDAnr
WARD.-We have bcen informed by
an officer Of the First Massachusetts
regiment that the real cause of Gen.
Wards arrest was that he rallied his
men with the cry Of Boys, remen,-
bor the old Third Army Corps !" or
similar expression which Con. Bir-
ney doomed PREF Judicial to good order
and .disiplino, on account OF the feed
| ing existing among the members of
the old Third Corps on account of be-
ling merged into the Second Corps
This was, as our informant states, the
understanding Of tho case in tho army.
But whether thisis the truo version
or not, it seems incredible that anof-
ficsr who has held his roit:ou, and
been promoted in Hooksr's Old fight
ing division, through ell the battles
of the Army of the Potomac, and WHO
has had high reputation for bravery
tehould have become q coward within
ths last moath. 1t is Incredible. -
Washington Rspab'ican. ..i;..1,. =
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

David Paul Brown, Esq, of Phila-
dclphia, one day last week rose to adj
dress jury in behalf of a man charg-
ed with murder, when he perceived
that two of the jurymen had their
legs stretched out somewhat higher
than their bodies, with their dirty
boots resting upon tho railing thai
separates the jury box from tho bar
Mr.. Brown, before commencing HI:
speech, addressing these two juryner
said, "Take down your feet, sirs.
come here to speak to mems heads, OF
their hearts, and not to their feet, ont
will submit to no such indignity in
court of justice, when the life of al
individual is at stake, for decency is |
part Of the law" The feet, Of course
dropped at once; and an apology wa
made. e. 1As
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
A naris correspondent writes:

"I,must for an instant allude TO a
new fashion, grounding my statement
on a picture in the journal iA@tre.--
/ limited some weeks ago that ladies
were about to wear. tail coats. The
time has arrived for that innovation,
and only last night l beheld with as
tonishment, not unmixed with terror,
many ladies in silk and satin dress
coats. Coats, waistcoats, shirts, col
lars and cravats--they have assumed
them all in turns. What remains fol-
them to wear? Echo answers trou :
well, never, mind what echo answers
but a Highland chieftain's wife would
find it ''ill' to assume. But who an
/ that would interfere with the ladies
toilcttes ? Only 1 do hope they won.
get into the habit of standing will
their hands in their breeches pockets
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
HORSE OINTMENT.
The Condifion Powdcr

Is composed principally. Of herbs and roots, and
may be given nj all times and under oil circum-
stsnces with perfect safety II has been found
by long experience, to be highly useful in the
cure Of the various diseases TO which horses and
cattle are sebiect, viz; Distemper, Hide
Bound. Loss Of Appetite, Inward Strains
yellow Water, Iihamation OF the Eyes,
Fatigue from Hard Exercise also
Rheumatism, Commonly called the Stfn
Complaint-) Itis also a safe and certain rem
edy Cor Coughs aud Colds. II carlos off all gross
huIuors, and will remove all inflammation and fc-
YER purify the blood, loosen th skin, cleanse the
water and, and strengthen every part Of the
body.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

Richmond papers say that since the
beginning of the May campaign they
have lost 10 Generals, seven Of whom
were killed, 10 wounded and 2 cap
tured. Since that publication they
have lost Eve other Generals, Wig |;
Law, Lane. kirkland and Finnesau,
wounded, md Jcnes killed
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

Do one thing at time that's the
rule. When you have done SANDER
ing your neighbors, begin 70 say your
prayers yiih9
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

sLoAN's INSTANT RElIEF is truly great rem
edy. Half rs cent bottle Of sIoan's Instant
Relief, given in pint Of warm water, seldom
fails to cure Horse Of common Colic in n few
minutes in cxtreme cases repeat the dose in ff-
teen minutes.
Prepared by Walter u. sloan,
Chicago. Illinois.
Sold by oil the Druggists in Bry City, East
Saginaw, Saginaw City, and all dealers In medi'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

GROUSE, wICKLEIN a CO..
Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Dry Soous, vro-
ssr,e. proyisioas, Crockery, Hats, Caps, Boots
and shoes. Yankee Notions, etc Grouse Block,
Hsss Store ha' setios"'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

rsYou would be vory pretty indeed, =
said young swell, patronizingly "a
a young lady, 'if youreyes were only
a little larg1." ''My eyes may be
sssrs ssaalL sss bat Laels peofle ~ you
don't fll theiqrr d.~Lr ,soas'c,ss
2..,t.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

Dealer In Fine Watches and Jewelry, Silver and
plated Ware. Agent for Burt's Ground Peb-
bls and periscopic Classes. Opposite Bancroft
Itouse East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

A-du'l and pious.bls nan, Ike 90
antMs; <.s,-fs : ! &. ~ thSfs
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
N r MERsHON.
1,hTHRoP a HALL,


pHYsIcuANs a SURGEONS.
ofhce Buena Vista Block Cor. Genoaee Water
Street.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22
Agents for Golfers and Bowker 4 Dlaekmers
ALE AND PORTER.

Patronage is solicited,
JOHN Mckay, II III. BkADLEf'
East Saginaw, Jan. y, 1854
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-22

BLISS, JAMES & CO.,
Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, PROVISIONS
Roots A Shoes. etc. Commercial Block.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

Ituecmtu IRON the AZ SAFE OIL marcnt WEI
re sssy. beng sospsssssdsi Ia I o oss
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survey for the Dis,rsst Of south Casqlns. ms
lest thres tracts Of land 10 te noid spbect 70
the right OF the United States 10 ent end remove
ration 70 the ownera- ~
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70 the right Of the United states 70 cut and remove
the wood and timber thsrofrom without sonpenzs-
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Of beaufort, IN said Psrish OF 81 Helena, 10 ~tt:
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revenue, or polios purposes. &. s r. :
parcels not to szessd ihres hundred and twenty
said sails viii not be kspt opsn longer than
And we do further make known and desisre that
the sad lands viii be set up for sale ut dollar
and twenty-five cents an asre easht nd that the
be oad that sum, and that when any trsots OF lots
Of land have erected thereon dwelling houses,
ea,ns, cabins, or other ouebuildinss. the sams
wiz be appraised at the cash valus thereof; and In
osss aey OF the ssid lots trssts Of lard which
the said buiidings are erected hsll fail. when
soani h ons"tbird losrt ~ ths .ncrsI.sS ,si.s
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CHIEr QUARTRRMAsTHRs or.

NHIEF QUARTRRAAsTKRs or
.. O., January q, 1854. ~
b AlldeeleEsin Drugs, Hardware, LumbeE, Lsathsz,
once furnitura, HArna1s, and BAddlery, are 70
qaested 70 send 10 this oiiiee, on The Nd Of
e. Ss; 4, well scale; ,s prSpS. q ~ =
epot At short notice, with The price Of sash
encles Of he service require II The artisisor ar
'c ssn . obtained without delay, and - ths
Dealers wishing 70 sou 10 this pspo, wm DO re-
sgrsS = iurnish ths LIT puFstPsil Sys MOSaAg
M, sssiEsdisr ssa.rh I'D cS,sf " :ss1ass
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30
URGEON GENERALS oFFICE.

CURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
~ re WAsBIHoroH, November -. l6sL
NorICE.-MsdieAl ofioers OF not lass than two
years service, who have boon honorAbly dis
charged and desire 20 reeeive sppointmenh a.
SURGEONS or As1I9rANr SURGEONS in the
United states Army Corps now being Organized At
Washington, are invited to forward thsir applies
~ 4. BARNKs
noSotdsas gEsrir surgeon ooneraI.
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ITMPo RTANT TO INVALID 8.
81 III ~ \. 2 IRON IN THE pLoop.s

h8a THE Pc 4 VIVIAN IsTh " y
Il . protected solution OF the Protoxide Of Iron.
,EIANnwt DsoovRRr IN MEDICINE,
That STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DIsrAaH
ny Supplying the blood with Ito MI
VITAL PRiNCIPLk OR LIFE HLEMENT-IRor.
.EEyI THE PERUVIAN sYRUP
yitAlizos, purinss and snrishos tbs Hood, thsre-
by intusins sTRENor Hi vIGoR, and NEW Lien
WEss SYsfrpnk, pssILIrY .aA yn4ALs
WEAKNtss, q u spesino. -. 7
Depot No. ~ broadway, New ioSs. -,
For sale By an The Drusgi,ts. ossI-wSssn
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-30

THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, TIA
Court of washington sounty, IN he bistiist
Colnnbla, letters Of sdmlnislrstionIu %
personal sstAts Of samuel Nelson, s,lats
having =. ss.last ,Ss ssiS dsss..,a ais.ns,
~ warned 70 exhibit the sAme, with thsvepphd
thereof 70 the subscriber or before the 18Th n
excluded non ali benedt Of the ssid ssiais
issI ''I'i T''i'0AhpiSfRv Tbf1s,-
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 2
n oYFIcE sit PENN AvEN6K,
.. .Hr.is WaaAin0ton or, d. q.
GREAT KABTKRN. NORTHERN, AND Wxsf-
kRn kxfkkSe RORWARDKkB
Askahanaiss, Money, SsWsisy, valuablss,
.otes, gtesks, noAAs, a., II J !.
5orw.id.d with SAFETY AND DisPATCH 70 all
has Agensie. N The prinsipal railway towns d NE
saa1SHzs.a d u lziT rEMn sC III
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RAILROADS.,

RAILROADS. $50
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
NonrHwrsr AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND Arrxs prcrMBEs 10, train. win
leave baltimore, fsoa North Calvert station, a.
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THE SIS a. M. TRAIN FRox WARRINGTON
Couneets with the ESQ .. n. train from baltimore
for Pit,soarsh and the West and for
hifk, canahdA qua, and g..
Niagara Fails, and ~
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THE 40 ?. n. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
Connects WIN NE BE- n, train from Baltimore ior
THE s.s p. NJ, TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
ana and ~: is.osss 1 e r. .Sa Bah
cars. connecting. at Pitts6urs
and o. Louis, aud a Il
klnirs, for BufrAIo, -
rF Rochester, and
.. ~. ~ Syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Warrington NJ o'elosk p. N. r q
SLEEPING CARS ON. NIGHT TRAINs
ssLpiHhs TicKEIs AT GovEanmHr RATES.
Low PARE AND QUICK TIME. ~
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the Ofncs OF tho Grcat PsnnsylvAnia Route, eornsi
PennsylyAnia avenue and, sixth street. under
National Hotel, and Depot House, No. asa street
near New Jersey svsans, w.shiDston:
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superintendent N. q. n. n !
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JNo. GILLkrT, Passenger Agent,
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TVERMB or THE SUPREME OOUl
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