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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
THE DIAMOND BRACELETS.

The evening of the fifteenth of Feb
ruary, 1868, was gala at Paris
Don Giovanni was to be perform
cd at the opera by an assemblage Of
talent rarely announced for one night,
even at the opera Of Paris or in the
great opera Of "Don Giovanni -
Yet it was not the names of the ar-
tistes that most attracted the atten-
ton as one reads the bills-nobler and
more celebrated names caught the eye.
They were those of the reigning king
and queen-Louis Philips and Marie
Amelie. The a6Schcs announced thct
they would honor the opera with their
presence on that evening. They had
been but short time restored to thor
native land, and this was their first
appearance at the opera eince the
"three days" Of July had placed
them on the throne for this reason
as many Orleanists as could obtain
tickets had secured them for the opera
of the 10Th of February to hear 'Don
Giovanni and see their king and
queen. About six o'clock (for, if it be
remembered, the Paris opera did not
begin at the present London hours)
carriages were to be seen conveying
their gaily dressed occupants to the
classic building. An unusually hand
some ccuipago stood at the door'of a
largo house in the nuo des Champs
Elysees, evidently also for the purpose
Of taking some fashionables to the
opera. This carriage and house be-
longed to tho Baron do v, who
was just then standing at the bottom
of the noble staircase inside the man
sion, calling playfully to his wife, tell
ing her that the carriage was waiting.
"Tm coming, I'm coming" was
the answer to this appeal; "don't be
in such hurry"
AS the last piece of advice was prof
fered, the speaker appeared at the top
Of the stairs.
She was dark beauty of about
one and twenty, and dressed purely
in white. She came huttering down
stairs, chattering meantime to her
handsome husband, who stood look.
ing admiringly at her.
"Now I'm quite ready, SO please
don't scold. I've only got my brace.
lets to put on, and those / want you
to clasp for me. Here's tho case, j
you will take them out, and here's
my wrist. Now, suppose / we're tc
lose them in the crowd, what would
our good mother say"
A smile was the only answer ths
baron vouchsafed, as he took th'
bracelets out their case and claspet
them on the fair white arm of hi
bride.
They were very costly, being eacl
composed of throe rows of valuable
table diamonds, whilst in the centr
of either glittered spray Of hearts
ease, artistically formed of smalle
diamonds. The bracelets were rem
dered more precious to their possesso
by the fact Of their having been il
the De V---family for three genera
tons. They now by right belonge'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

Mosesdashed the tablets to the ground.
"Brother Me" hugged the photograph
to his breast. and finished his labors
among the SHINING copperhcads " by
carrying it home, to be chiefest among
the idols Of his household.
Whether in honor of tho event or
not we are not prepared to say, but
sometime during tho day the celebra-
ted Col. Hawkins, or Huckins, or H,,g-
gins, made his appearance, and at
night, he and Brother Mcconnell"
and various Of the faithful, repaired
to the "African House," or Union
house, "Ewhere grand supper await
ed them. Here, over. the choice Vi
ands OF mine host Of sweet voice and
silky locks, the wrongs of Sambo were
recounted, by the captain, and he told
the history of the arrival Of the new
resralt ard tie ipSDRH ipSDRHoifiissr iiiss mind. He
'lknew by the glisten Of his eye" he
said, that the brave fellow would
fight" Whether the shade was pros
ent in his proper place at the h. ID of
the board to respond, we have Aot
learned, but he was there in sp.ryss, if
not in fact, and the recital cf his
wrongs lost nothing of their fss % by
being repeated second hand.
But d most unpalatable ct1uel
awaited Brother Mcconnell p rs he
made his way to the street on liatur-
day morning. A "eoppsrhead" raised
Is head in his path aud informed him
tnat tao (black) bird had taken wing
in the night-the shade had melted
away into utter darkness, Jon,sy moaey
aid all. Zee boys in blue were even
then in hot pursuit of the patriot in
black, and he was doing up some Of
the tallest walking on record. As he
took q. .southerly course, through Thur
hor'0 woods, his sudden departure is
undoubtedly owing to that anxiety to
revenge his wrocg ~ upon tte 'master'
end cvorseer," which could brook no
delay, anu he therefore nade for the
front in hot haste.
We are hourly expecting to hear of
a most important and decisive action
made by the departed hero. If, be-
fore the week is out, he does not storm
end carry by assault somebody's hen
eccp, thea wei shall consider that he
carried o,t the whole of the bounty
money instead OF dividing as he ought
to havo done with Brother McCon-
nell" y" Captain and Provost Marshal,
Fifth Dist, Michigan"
We have dim recollection of hear
ing in by gone days about tho ~mon-
strous wrong Of slave hunting" A
"poor down trodden slave" his ''baok
covered with the scars Of the over
seer's LASH" went flying out of town
at early dawn on Saturday morning
porsued by siA uvn In arms,-s thirst
ing for his blood" Weep "friends
of Freedom" weep; for tho "year of
jubilee" is afar off, and the whang-
doodle mourneth for his first love with
nought but a photograph to comfort
him.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

THE SIXTH CoRrs BADGE. - Whatov-
or Sheridan's ccmpaign in the Shen-
andoah Valley has done for the ma
tone good and there can be no dis
cussion resr ,cting its brilliancy or its
success---it has had, in romance and
adventure, the air of the old Crusades.
High aud proud in the center of bat
tie, the grind cross Of the old Sixth
Corps has often made the heart of a
soldier prlsate with the pure, chivalric
thrill of the olden time. That cross
symbol of faith ancient as tho
Greeks-the faith in right and the
good right hand of the soldier inspired
lis knit with SO many recollections
Of valor and valorous hearts, that, for
fear Of a deluge, 1 can scarcely essay
ono glimpse at tho record. Within
sigh: of It's folds, Sedgwick, noblest
among the noble, fell at Spottsylvania.
Close behind Russell-that perfect
soldier, whose very name, to those
wao knew him, is blont with the mois-
tire of tears-the red cross floated at
Winchester when he fell, smiling at
death, to find reward higher than
that withheld on earth by country
unselfshly, faithfully, served through
lifetime. Bidwell, too, struck hard
with mortal wound, sank under this
beautiful symbol; and warriors young,
and warriors old, smitten on a scoro
of fields bloodier than that overlooked
by the Black Prince at Cressy, have
carried the shape of this cross into
immortal dreams. O, faces Of tho
dead, SO good to look upon in life!-
0, hands Of many fallen. whose grasp
was SO frank land warm before! May
never an arm grow weak that stays
to help on this conflict, in which your
glances won't out like the lightning,
in which your touch was lost to US
forever until the cause for which YOU
fought and fell is truly and honorably
won.--J, B. Stillson.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14


CT believe / have learned the pat
tern thoroughly" said the inspector
musinglv, "yet there may be some
difficulty in not having both bracelets
together to compare them one with
the other"
"Why not take this to Lyons, then?'
suggested the baronne.
"Ah, madame, it would scarcely
do to trust even police inspector af.
ter having been deceived by an officer
in Disguise"
"Ohl" laughed Madame do V,
ado you not think / would trust you,
Monsieur Inspector, after all the in
terest and trouble you have taken in
the matter? Take the bracelet, and
/ hope you will bring me both back
ere many days have passed"
The inspector still hesimted, but at
length consented TO do as the baroure
ilad uI5Ircu EiDi, auc wenS away. hear-
ing tho sparkling ornament with him.
On her husbands return the baronne,
of course, told him of the joyful dis
covery.
A week, however, passed away
without the inspector arriving with
the stolen property. One morning,
therefore, the baron called on tho in
spector to make inquiries respecting
it. Tho latter seemed very much sur
prised on being asked II tho bracelet
had been brought from Lyons
" What does monsieur saeanp / new
er heard anything about the bracelet
having been found at Lyons-it il
surely mistake. Monsieur has mis-
understood Madame la Baronne."
"You ha1 better come yourself and
heyo This strange mystery cleared up,
II. Inspector" ansuersd the baron,
sternly. Madame is a. home, and
will be happy TO assure ycu herself
that ii is no mistake, shat you called
and iniorH.. { nod her of the dieraoads huv-
ing been traced to Lyons.
The rsron and inspector ropaire,.
to the Rue des Ch8mpes Elysees,
whore they found Madame de "
at home, as her husband had said
She confirmed what he he'd already
said about tho inspector having called
one night at dusk, and having in
formed her thai the bracelet was sup
posed to be at a jews second hand
shop at Lycns.
The inspector smiled increduously
as he said. Does maiamo really
think that ] called at dusi, after bus;-
ness hours, when oil the world is out
or enjoying itself with company at
home? Bah2 / do my business in
business hours. The disguised officer
most probably thought ne could do
another littlo stroke Of business il an
official Uniform OF Gnotl 9r or.-the
vilianl-I am afraid, madame will
never see either Of her bracelets again
after this y
The inspectors words came but too
true. From that day to this madame
Ia Baronne de VS. diamond brace
lets have never been heard of.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

EN-The New York Herald says
that some persons, who were in
straightened circumstances before they
got their fingers into matters connec-
ted with Soldiers Fairs" now keep
their carriages, and live in style! 1t
is also said that some of the philan-
thropic managers Of the Sanitary
Fairs, the Christian Commission, and
other charitable enterprises developed
by the war, are making good
thing out of their devoted labors.--
1t is believed that the larger portion
of tho money collected to aid those
objects, is absorbed in Expenses"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.

sLoAN's INSTANT REtIEr Is truly great rem
ody. Half a 25 cent bottle Of Slonn's Instant
Relief given in a pint Of warm water, seldom
fails TO cure Horsc Of common Colo In few
minutes; in extreme cases repeat the dose in hf
teen minutes.
Prepared by Walter ". Sloan,
Chicago Illinois.
Sold by all tho Druggists in Ray City, East
Saginaw, Saginaw City, and all dealers in medi-
zines in The Unitod States and Canada. n224ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
The Lay OF the Currency Stamp.

ny GEORGE ARNOLD.
From tho New York Mercrr-.
I'm ragged thing with braz.l face,
Dirty aud greasy, and cil .ogiorai
Ny print is vile and my looks ere base,
And my edges arc frayed and torn.
The presses are running by day and nlgaa
Spawning mo oa q thors2nd fold
Though honest men call IL a shameful fiCh'
To see me passing for GOLD.
But politics cell for funds galore
To keep "ins in, ard to keep "oals" QUIT
And paper is cheaper than yellow ore.
As nobody claims to doubt.
I'm squandered hero and squandcred there,
Common as dirt and as foul likewise;
Fortunes come and 90 in the air,
As the seed Of the thistle flies.
And where l pass all vllsiuy thrives;
Every sort of malice and sin
Men sell their souls, their brothers, their wives
In the feverish strife to yin :
The time of my birth rGs joyful hour
For those who held to the Powers that be;
Twas that brsd and countered tina. poS;r,
And il rests alone with me
Blu. Labor sits by her slcn. loom,
Commerce mour IS ';er empty till,
Progress weeps by Liberty's tomb
None flourish save those who kill.
Still I. with my dirty brazen face,
90 hither and t.ither, broadcast sown,
The seed Of Natioa'. sore disgrace,
The power bsL..nd It's throne
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
The Condition Powder

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edy for Coughs and Colds IL carries OF all gross
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