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Peinrtd 2aser aus Wien, nirb hermit aufsefcr6ert,
ietnen sesentpGrttgeu auieut9altSprt ieiuerr bier t~peilenben
gruber GSuor6 Eager mitjut6eiteu, ipesen ipiGtiSen
@rbftaft8@angeleBenbeiteu iubeuI ietu Sater Sriep6 Eager
baS 3eitlide %seIeSuet BAT. @benio ftnb ale 0leni6enz
%freunbe, bic it6er ben Aufent9altScrt be8 Srn. Seinri&
Eager Mufi3luB seben fHnneu, erinGt, i9 i'm WaIBinston
SoteI @fe bon @aulben NIB Gutatpffr. gu melben. Cine
quite SeloPnlIng erPaIt ~6ieieniSe PeriOn, pelGe bon i9ul
sta6ri6t 9eben fam. GOpSGf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n1et0e.

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@SWtrb btermtt Wa6rt6t eepeben, baB Der
Undergraduate ppn Baltimore I'm Stdat Narplano lb pon
benz gDatlen9eri9t belaater Stabt an IL. september 1858
BON Yeter VI rnSIb, pelder IN belaster Stabt ~sefCrbeH
III, Serlbafit bat. Aue Yeripnen, pelbe Mnlprii1e an ben
SerlCrbenen gu maiden baben, lperten baber dui8etrreert
i0I6e au pSer Dor benz IL. M6rS 1864 BET benz llnttrscihnCs
ten eeleub ~ maiden, wt6rissnduS ie Ipater nab sent @es
ieb tetnt Anlpra6e an belaSt 9interlaHenI1ait mfbr MAIDEN
tcRnen.
Spbw $. Yeter, Nbminttratpr.
(14Dct4m1mlW) SR. 1877 SslunbtaItr
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9cmtide SudbanSlnaQ
QeihsBibliOtbeF

SO. APO 6 Strabs, @0I6inatOn. .. s.
SD made biermit benz eeebrten Yubiitum bic ~eroeberGte
Nnjetgf. ba6 Id lDeben cine grD6e AuspabI bon J0inbsr ehrfE.
ten, 8tlber6udern, gilberbCgen ub 5arbeni6o6teiu pn
berfhteoenen SGrten bon europa erbalten babe mn an rem
S SHt9Sl. J. grslka pefIaaS; Ssta Isn N.Y. ~ has Seebrte ya'
ret6baltise 8ibliptbet, relbe ib nit ben neuehen uns oSbirs
genlen Dertea Der beliebtefen S@riftfeltr ~berer5sert b1fe
0atalo9t itehen fetS 3u Dienfen. 2lu6 iperten 8eReaunaen
duf ben gSajGr", bic p@drtenlaube" unb ale nnberen euro.
e1tl9en 8ettl6rtften nn9enOmmen unb prompt beiDrst un6
tebe eaber Bablrei6en A~uftrd9en e~nt9e9en.
De8 4-3D SpbnS 8. Nfebfetbt.
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Ninos umS 6ammc1fetfh &iefernn9
fir 0d8 MdrO1dn6er 3ucbtbdMS.

Der gDar6eu bes Wlarslanber i3u4tbdule8 tpir6 Bis . n =
netfas, ben 81. S an uar ~SerTegelte &nsebpte CUR
Ieil9 pom 1. Sebruar 1864 an auf elm Sabr %annebnen.
@bnf. 8ipret une S6ulterfide, btte &n6en hes plate
unb Der Srult. &unbfHde nnb i6rt8e Stude, llnterf6enfel.
tup6sn un6 unteri6entel fnb gang ausge6lchen. Dte
@tnbI(etI6- Gle ferung tann tdbrenb Fer Spnnter ai ION ttn-
nal lit ieber Dpde bnrd etne sletGe Quantttdt Santnttl-
~tbeilwetIe erkbt Cber bic 2teferun9 elmer Der beiben
Bletfb fprter, je %nddpbent IS fur gut btfun6en wirb, mad tn
Den6 etnem Gage Der gDpbe a6beftelt poer p%ermtnbert Wer.
ben. .i .@
Das Jleilh muB mad ben berI6teben.n Stiden BON Der
beten Qualttat lein unb 8arsi1aft fir bic gewi0enbdfte
AuSfitrung beS GOntrattes 9eiteIt trerben.
H Mdrt QD. Is. Sd pnt pn,
,iou4- 21t1tl 0NdrSpn.
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Gl 0nmScn Depot &nnS.
kEA Drutldss @al6aud.

t-- ven 0brift0m GiIder.
NO. 10S 31neenRrp nGbt benz Bdbnbcf. Baltimore.
III &stenSe unb Scfein8er pn6en bet mir TETS rein.
Tides rnb Sequences eOsts. snteH Gifb uAb aussettt4nete
@etrdnte. (21pct3YPt)
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Sine ante @eIe0cnheif

fir eInen Mdin nit einisen buubert Dollars Capital bete1
lid burd ben Mnduf zines ~9dn9bdren @rpcers-, 4taupr- uni
Oster-@elbafteS an Der Ode elmer fart %freaaenten Strab'
9eIe9eh. Der. @t9entbIner NTH bteen Ylab we9en ueber.
nabme zines nnberen @efbdfteS S~trfaufen.
Ndberes bel ben 6erren Niebelb, 420 g Ctr. unb 1eprse
Sr1utIer, 554 7te Straee, Malbtnatpn, .. g.. (3ODei1QD)
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Gswtrh btermtt 81 a@rt&t eeSeben. bdB Der
unier,ei@nete BON Baltimore i'm StaaHt ItarplanS iib SSn
bcm QBaiiensert6t beiaettr Stabt am Is. DftCber 1868 BE-
OGmd@ttSunsS .Ydptere Iber bic 5tnterlaRenida aft ssG
Stabt eeItCtben tn, perl@aft bat. Mle @trGOntu, pel9e Nn-
pride an btn 0erfprbinen su maten baben, werben bdber
aufeefCrbert, 1plne on pber Dor benz Is, Apttl 1864 Bot benz
llntersei1neten etltenb ,u MAIDEN, rtbrissninls tie Isdtsr
mad benz Geieb fttne &nfpri6e an btiaate StnttrIa1tuitait
metr maiden t5Rnen.
l4pc4p1mIw) SpbM BretntG,. Mbn.
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GaDin9S Sanf 0 Baltimore,
2. SaRua, 1854.
Die II terleidneten bon benz DirettOrium Ter Savings
Bant bon Baltimore" ernannt. UNI enen 8ert6t uber bic
SperatiUnen bteler 8ant fur baS OtriSiene Sabr ,u MAIDEN.
bdbfn ~iOr9fdlhg ben i6nen 8%erprtenen Auftra8 srflat unt
brrt6ten tWe fpl9t:
Betrag Ter Gpnbs am 81. DECEMBER 1862 $4,69s, 38O.80
Bon 3epettOren Wabrenb 1858 ~tmpan9eM unb
SntereHen fir MuSleibeu, D~tbi6enten UCn
StSdS in bemielben Sabre 1,339638.4 As
$6,O38JOl9sS4
Dagon III oblulieten:
Setrae an DepGftGren ndbrenb
1863 bejabIt nit Gtnl6lub bon
capital II. 3tnlen $954774T3
Setra9 fur llnfpEitn 16,212.86
Setra9 fur Stei ern 1921 90
- 9S4,414 .88
gIsibt am 81. DECEMBER 1853 elm Spnb Spn $685. O4.4e
Die BClbs itn6 In Anleten auf @runteieentbunt u. Nttien
ipWte IN Strds iebr SDrtbeiltaft ~aneeleet.
Nn i. S1nuar 1852 p0ren 16,O57 GCntt Dffen, patrenb
hes leEten JabreS wurben $3.50 neue Grntt erGfnet unb ndb-
reno ~berfelben yeriGbe 1890 Cont seltlUnen, TO baB am 81.
DECEMBER 1868 IL, 700 @Untt U0en blfeben.
dIpmcmS Cruer.
Muftn Semttn&.
(4San4ntt) Werner DrefeL
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0Ortrdee iibcr @rperimemtalpbDfif,

~"N"U~ ""~%
i'm pberen Saale Der Surnballe, 800 @eIt
YrattItraBe.
@on bteIen Getten nufbefUrbeYt unb unterfIbt bur6 he
@ate bes 0errrt &napp, ipel6er MIR freunblt6t bic Henubung
1ttner pbpftnIilben Appar0te ~seltdttete, edblt6tt i6 etnen
9pcluS bon 8 ~Wprtrd8en Iber au8erlelene NbIbnitte her
S%laturltbre 3n balttn lnb bIeieIbet bur9 sablreiGe @rpert-
msnte gu er%ldMtern, Oiele @ertrdBe rperben 70 popular ais
tn69ltG rnb GrettdG, len 8. Sanuar, Atenbs 8 rtr, begin.
men lns teben Greita9 ~fprtee1eSt perbSn.
Der SubictpttSnspretS fWr dle 6 0Drtr69t betriet etnen
Dollar. Inlutltentidetts fIr2 Ger Enen 81. so; fir 3 9erlDnen
$500. Der @tntritt fir einen ~ein3elnen Nortras III IS
@entS. @intrttt1farttn unb programmes Fnb In Der Gurner-
baae une IN Der @1peR. ,. 81. 5u baben.
(HPtOS) gDermer Il 6.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
GSmtrb btermtt 0aGrt&t se8eben, bae bic
llnter3ei6nete BON Baltimore TIM Stdat Warpldnb lid bon
benz gDdiieueeridt beideter Stdbt am 8. DtJtMber 1868 Se-
eOanddtt sunSS +papere lber bic 9interIGfenl1ait Drn
OttItf .. 9emde Nelber IN befaster Stnet geitpretH
In, Deribaift bat. A1e YerlcneR, WtlfeAnIprI1e an ben Yer
fOrbenen az MAIDEN haben, Werbtn baber anfgeforeert. tel9e
an cber pcr benz 8. Stunt 1864 bel Der lnterIetGneten GEL
tenb gu MAIDEN, wttrtscnfaus fe ipater nap oth @elet teeu.
Nnfpriibe an pbtae 6fnterlaienfhaft rnetr MAIDEN tsnntuS
(oDej4M1 MI" Mtnna SemGe, Apnf.
n4aE.L4 Gin braSeS Mdbden fir &~auearbeit In ether
WGIut1L< Janilte, no bic Ddlbe a%uSseeeteu wtro,
Mldn meIbe Gb tn SO. 5 NprbsSDnbHr. tDt)
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3uDerlGifae OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BeR0nntm0C6unQen.
@utatu Spotmesbanf BON Baltimore

.4sl- Baltimore, ben 4. Sdnudr 1883.
"a bic @OrfbrtIten fir tte @ettpaltune Der Gant BITE Or
nennun9 bon tret MubitpTen (pelbe aber feline Dtrettpren
ttnb) duidbrliG TIM WtOnat Sdnuar gar pr flung ibreS 9eHan-
beS erbet16en, 70 wurten bte 9erren Samuel 81, Smitb, &
B1nfdnt nne 9Dn. &eonGl6s an ttefem 3ref ernannt.
Der Spare Der DtrtttOren Ger @RtaU Sabtnas Bant RON
Baltimore bat bic undergraduates @pmite ernanut, UNI etuen
ettreuen Spafdnbtsen @ert&t hter bic OperattUnen bteitr
8ant i'm persnn8enen Sabre ;u MAIDEN une al bieIent 3wed
feie @inlt&t seitntttt in ane Sl9er, @pntts Hnb 0Seumtnte,
unb senaue Nusfunft eeseben iibtr bic ppn Ger gant aentaG-
ten 6~aptal-Anldgen unp aae 9Iralbaflen. Bombs unb 81.
pptteftn, pelbe BITE Sant ais Si9erbeit fir eemaGte Oar.
IebeH bat.
Das capital Der Gdnf IN, ME naeemtin betannt, TIM Mn.
tauf ppn Nertbpapieren nnb Ddrleben 1ul @runbtigentbum
anstIe8t. un9eabtet Der MISREPRESENTATION 0pria1e res
1er8an9enemSahres bat bic Wanf bis jeBt nidts az ben Oar
Ietben oerloren, une BITE nod Gn6febenten ino nab Der Nltt.
nun8 oes 9CmtteS ~ppafanbi8 eeft6ert.
QD11renp oeS ber9an9enen Sabres tpureen 1139 GpntDs
9e0hnet une 452 selbiphen, 70 bab am 81. Oe.br. '63 42l9
Cfen paren.
Setrd9 Der TDnb am l. Sanudr 1883 S1,O82, 343, 79
@rbalten BON OepplttOrtn pdbreno 1868 AL, 847, SO
Grbalten al l3tnten, Oarleben unb DtSttenten
ppn SiCfS 90, 233. 90
$1,000, 425. AZ
OaoDn eeben db:
I'm DepOitOren surIfeejabtes
capital unb 3tnien $384,871,9
&useabsn IN 1853, incl, Staats.
ub Stabtfeuern 8075.49
- 1872 47. 4G
Sletbt elm Capital an Sunb am 81 Des. '63 81, 2074 AT 90
@tiItam &eAnplb 8
8 q m. Or. Smith.
(Vtt&DtD Sp(bua an(dn t..
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81. 9hIdin0.

8tcesGpnulat Der Nieberlanoe
1~lgentur fir bic 0eMeraI.G ~pmiuInte oon Nreu6en,
SannUoer, Gadfem, 8aSeu, SIcenbmrs, OeafaM
II. {. no,
10 0tarfet Spacr, Walbin9ton.
4u8lanter, wf1be, UNI etnem permdntnten &uswetS ibres
~GbaratterS ais ipI6e Sn belBen, l6 Seimat6S1betne, &C.
burts.Nttelte pber anoere Qapere unb @Dniular. prpttftiCnen
fSmmen Su lahen mlnIben, f6nnen f6 an bic @ermtttluna
ts unter3eibnetet wenter. nahbem bic j~enitttisem @eaies
ran9eh nunnebe beftnmte @Orftrtften erIaltn babtn.
u. S6mdtne,
3uDerlGiTee GtemptiUn8= Napiere
Werben fir bic SeredttBten pom benz l~nttr3ei6n,ten, Der TO-
NIT ben bteFsen @Orl@rtften Sertraut To. auSseferttst.
VI. S6uftng
N0tar Der &Sntal. YreuB. WeIanbtIaaft
(Dej29-S) Is Wartet Space.
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gptben e~mptan.sn per S@iff ~@afltas BON ~OOtterbnr
SO RSrbe Ier.M ia r, WslGts EtGte per Sob
bon 90 Srieen abGete. 4t
%. SunteI
(1Sept- "a Ssutk @barlesfra
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Su 1erfnufett+

HI UtrfnUTeH+
Gtne @rpcerg un6 Wtrtblbaft i'm MttteIpnnfte Der Stabt
TT weeen @el6dftSpedfel les 8eIisers btaisf ju terfGufen.
8u ~erfragen TT Der Sfftte bes Q0efer. (DtWtD)
3n Derfaufen4
/. Gtne @rpterte unb QDirttf8ait int Mittelpuntte Der Stab
1T wtgtn @ei6dftsnebielS beS 8cfeerS btlt9t 3u terfaufen
Gu e~rfraeen In Der Office les gDeder. (TSM
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

News Grant is still before Peters
burg, spades trumps. Some of the
enemy's breastworks are said to have
been demolished and several guns and
prisoners taken in recent artillery
duel, but no grand assault has trans
PRED. Some of the rebel raiders
have come to grief, having been over
taken by Gen. Crook at Smokers Gap,
thoroughly whipped and relieved Of
800 wagons, a large quantity of mis-
cellaneous stealings and many prison
ers. 100 notes, running three years
and not legal tender, are soon to be
issued by Secretary Fessenden. Sher-
man is evidently making successful
progress in Georgia. The guerrilla
General Forrest has beon effectually
whipped in five battles, with loss Of
1000 men. There are rumors Of the
resignation Of Secretary Stanton, fur
ther discussions, and general middle
in the Cabinet over the late raid. and
still other rumors not quite as proba-
BILE. Draft for 100000 more" to
take place Sept. 9Th.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20


EsoIlsH FAIRSEss.-1t is the especial
boast Of Englishmen that they,a we'll
as the incompatible nation they 80
pugnaceously represent in all parts of
globe, are always for "fair play" and
willing at all times to award the just
need Of praise to the victor in honor
able contest in arms or Otherwise
The hypocrisy of these professions
was disgustingly illustrated after the
recent seq fight between tho Kear-
sarge and Alabama. An English
gentleman's yacht steals off with the
most important item of the results of
a splendid victory, fairly and honora.'
bly, won by Captain Winslow, the
English press laud TO the skies Capt.
Semmes, whose piratical craft, mod
el of English skill and ingenuity in
naval architecture, was knocked into
splithereens by lighter vessel, with
lighter armament, on her first attempt
at honorable warfare, and the Eng
lish press and people persistently and
with the utmost unanimity, make use
of all manner of Misrepresentation to
detract from the glory of the grand
naval achievement Of the Kearsarge
and her gallant crew. "Fair Play is
a jewell that belongs not to the os-
tentatious diadem of John Bull, and
the unpleasant lessons of this "cruel
war;" in this respect we are apt to be.
lieve will not soon be obliterated from
the minds of his american Cousins"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20
MORTGAGE SALE

hEF ,ULT having bcen made In the ymcnt
IL Of a certain sum OF money, secured by n
mortgage dated the 10th day Of June a, II. 1867,
executed by Sanford T., kichar son, md Mary
Richardson to John Moore AMI Augustine s
Gaylord ind recorded m the Office d The Regis.
ter of Deeds &C saginaw County Michign; IN
Iibcr l, OF Mortgages, Oh page Gu, on which
mortgage there Is ciliiicd 10 be due NJ tho date
dfths no,iee Tor prisc a-aa.l. htcssst, tile x,sm
ct two huqdrrd and y:tble- dvllaps apdarsnty-
three one hundi hs do. B, and no san ~ rgo-
seeiliag AZ law OF in equity having icon instifa-
ted fol the recovery 81 the s,a,e tr any Part
thereof. therefore n,tlcc is hereby given That bs
virtue Of power VI sale in said mort gnve con-
tanned, We shnll, on trH3. tho fourteenth dav of
october. raxt. ~ ono o'ci1pk in the Afternoon of
thar lay 20 the fraot t,ol d lhc Colrs HOUSE, in
the City 1l sag'nsr thsi being the place for
holding ihe c,rcaii court for The County n ssgi-
inv -sei % pliic auction 20 the highest bidder
the prenisas in sad olorieeae o. ~ much thereof
~ may ~ pe. essalY 70 SATISFY ihc smouri due
on Raid moilcogc wifh i13ffest ana the costs and
otpcnses allowed ~ inr inc..3,ns re,sunahlc
Aftrpcy's foe described ~ ioiiovs, 70 wit. lots
Or iraotions Nos one I'D nf1 trf (2lol frac-
tonel s,ctlch terntg-siS iS5l n Township No
3 lcven. lil) Norfh 81 itmsc Ak 80 onst IN the
County OF Ssgiufw M state q Aehgnr
Dated July Is. 1864. n255-l5w
JOHN MOORE.
ArGUsrsEEs 5. GAYLORD.
~ - Aorsase es.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

No CoMMUTATIoS.-In noticing the
repeal Of the $500 communication clause
the st. Johns Republican says.
''Men must be had, and those upon
whom the lot falls will have to GO or
procure substitutes. This will cause
a tremendous howl among the weak
knecd loyalists, and towards will leave
their country, for their country's good
but it is, nevertheless, right. The
repeal is o great triumph of justice
over cowardly expediency.- 1t is men
that the government wants---not
money,
The government makes money by
machinery, and it proposed to try the
experiment of making men in the
same manner. The executive machine
ny made a trucking and subservient
Congress back square down from its
own convictions of right and justice,
military machinery will soon dr9g
from their homes thousands Of labor
ing men who can lily be spared from
agricultural or other rurgastA "of,en
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

ings Of the "higher law" tTslaw of
nature? The ''yearnings allu cd to IN
that abolition book came over them
and they followed. "Nobody's hurt
who's afraid ?"
This is not worry remarkable oc-
cuirence, as similar ones are being
chronicled almost daily in cur ex-
changes--but it's too bad to have it
occur just at this time, on the morn
ing of our Gubernatorial compaign,
and right in the city of our newly
made candidate for governor. Flint
Democrat, Ilth. N
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20
A Republican Paper Promulgates
Sensible Views. Al.

Tho Cincinnati Gazette under the
head Of recruiting for the army"
gives some wholesome advice TO the
administration. But as Lincoln is not
noted for taking such advice, there is
little hope that the country will be
benefited by the Gazette's reasoning.
1t censures the policy Of the war
says it has been conducted too long
under the calculation that by an ex-
haustive effort tho rebellion may be
crushed in "A season." and that 'that
idea is untenable and dangerous" p
This advice will not be needed by Lin
coin because he is candidate for the
Presidency, and he thinks that success
in his political aspirations (the promi-
nent consideration with him and his
ofiice-holding admirers) depends upon
crushing Lees army before the cleo
ton.
We copy a few sentences from the
Gazette article, as indicative Of its
general tone.
''But the war must no longer be
conducted upon the idea that the re-
sources Of the country are inexhaust-
IDLE, or that the effort will he brief"
Gin this war the loyal people have
largely over-estimated the number of
men that our population can put in
the field without Gripping our re-
sources"
I'm the apparent prosperity which
has grown out of the issues Of paper
money, and the light burdens of a
war whose expenses are paid by loans,
we have over-estimated our financial
resources, and hardly taken into ac-
count the destruction of productive
industry"
"Under these influences the Admin
istration has called for more men and
carried on too great number Of scat
tered undertakings"
After such sentiments no ono will
be surprised that the Gazette comes to
u sensible conclusion and says:
at is time to change all this, and
to conduct the war on comprehensive
principles of strategy"
'For war conducted on military
principles, and conducted by wise gen
eralship, such an army as that with
which we began the present campaign
is large enough"
"fhere is no necessity for slaught-
ering that army against impossible
positions, nor for advancing to inlpos-
sible lines. The army must be econ
omized as the very hearts blood of
the nation"
The Gazette talks like "oopper-
head" A large majority of the peo-
pie of the loyal States have urged
that policy on Mr. Lincoln for two
years, and met the response of, ''trai-
tors J" To that end the best energies
of McClellan's mind were directed,
while he was commander-iu-cheif;
and because he would not slaughter"
his army by attacking impossible po-
sitions" nor advance upon impossible
lines" Lincoln removed him.
The Gazette has spoken out earn
estly against the mad policy which
has heretofore governed Lincoln, and
as the Gazette is 'loyal" paper
that is, supporter of Lincoln negro
policy We hope it will have some
weight with the men who are running
the Government. If the Gazette's
opinions unsupported viii nave no eff
feet, let Lincoln look upon the two
hundred thousand gallant men killed
and wounded iii the Potomac army as
the distinct fruits OF the policy CON
iemned by the Gazette.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

A Dono'ratis State Convention win te held
In pe,sVit "a eleven ocloh In the fnrsnoon Of
Thursday tie arst day u September next, for the
pufpose q nominating State ticket AMI Presi-
dental elec'crs, AMI far tho pnrposc Of transact
Ing such other business IA may come before the
Convention,
Eleh rnunty crnphsins me ~ more rrprcsen-
tdive districts will he entitled 70 three times M
nany delegates Ne there ara representatives in
the hwor house. Ia the State Legislature from
zach countyi AMI s-sch county v hioh may be- en-
i.'lod to representative IN the lower house of
the egisAture will be entitled 10 s.ic delegate
in ihe State Convention
sy r-elutIns cf former Stats Conventions no
delegate will be entitled 10 n seat in the Convcn-
ticn who does not reside in the county he pur-
ports 10 represent. ca cpt with reference to the
enriirs Oftho Upper Peninsula.
is respectfully urged upon the Democrats 81
the several counties 20 perfect their "cal organ
.aiiOns for the great Presidential contest that's
Low before us
Dated Detroit, July 9, 1864
LEVI BISHOP, Chairman,
II y NALKER, ". A RICHMOND,
: q CLARK, A ROOF,
y A. bAiCH A WALEk
H. \ IfbRCoK, ". II HARMON,
~ VI BARNES, W. NJ MILLER,
I. ID. NORRIS, COULTER,
Democratic State Central Committee.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

under circumstances Of great hard
ship" "The whole arrangement
as the Enterprise of last week remarks
lis wrong and oppressive" and the
sole and only humane feature Of the
law was obliterated when tho commu-
tation clause was stricken out.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

PENINSULA HERALD.-J. Russell &
Son have commenced the publication
of weekly temperance journal, of the
above title, at Romeo, Mich. 1t is
neatly printed, ably and discretly ed
tied; terms, 500 per year.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-20

"BRAvE Bors ARE THEY" Col.
Vic DeLand and Capt IL. A. De
Land, of the First Michigan Sharp
Shooters, were, when at home in Jack
son, the most rampageous of aboli-
ton shriekers. Here is their military
record:
Extract from private letter from Maj. Rhinos,
who was afterwards killed while in {, mmand
OF the regiment: