davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-01-27

exfernely c!oso md ii great measure this tss been
the csu1e Of The general depression IN the maskets
eight hours;
, 1864-01-27

~ ~Hackett, the comedian, played FalstaT
at the Norfolk Theatre last week. General
Butler family and staff were present. In
speech from the stage Hackett said:
1t would fclietate this audience particularly
in having had IN opportunity to Sec the Rsal
6tof Of one Of the ablest generals Of the age
and at tic came time the Fa1se iSteF ofthe pnb.
lies humble servant, Mr. Hackett-
Gen. Buffers staff rose en masse and bowed,
md the audience cheered long and loudly.
, 1864-01-27

EGGs-In Utmost nominal suHply and good de-
r1nnd. Market f}rm and active at s6saec = doz-
FEATHEES-Snpp1yy very limited aud tn Light
demand. A present Fates the market rules trm and
stEady- We Qn1te:
..FUKEThere has been little Improvement ia the
ACTIVITY OF the market during the week, bnt chlanY
among shippers. Chptce Fnfs OF nost descriptions
readily Fold and the market rules 1rm At pfcHent
, 1864-01-27

THUITS-Gn1E1, ,ArrLxs-In tolerablc supply,
ons11 limited deHa1,; md sasy as p5sssas aaoss,
@Pr!mo quotations are ii active demand md urn It
present qaotatiena rather larEs quantity Of 9am-
ii low quotations., CnesNp7s-Quict. and easy at
present rate. ulC4oaI GU1s-ln good supply. With
! sE1Ic limited demand. Market e4sy and u1Gh2ngad.
, 1864-01-27

3eKc 1ao t5es Dead Hoe Grease at sc IS trcs Brown
IIGHWINES-R Received to-day, es4 bb!s; .c-
celEcd last week, t,0l7 bb1s. Never before In tos
to1y Of the trade has the market undergone s1ch .
pantc ~ during The past Hsck- a week ago to-dly,
The isth 1nss, AEhNtnca weEr sold Ut E2xTSAc 1oa
on Inc 21t, at Es2H on the alst no sales buyefs
Offering t5and holders asking eoc: the cd, escs
were at 7eHi5; on the a3d, at 6na65c on ths 18th
otts&bce, and to-day at s9NH4 This sho5s decline
on 1ns week ef 2a9:st Ralion,, or q d..
c!ne from the highest 10 the lowest point reached
r9n the 18th inst when the snarh.t reached $50. to
Eallcn. ~
ofceurse IS needless to state TO- our readers that
tEc cause ot thu decline In the matgt
tsxleE wines or hand that have already been taxed
whtn n1gnE cengsvss to tax Highwines ttd not cal.
Some haye doubts Whether tho hl Win pass tho
Senate but the general opinion ls that 1t w Ii Is
psopctrd BY SONG 10 recommend that the HOUSE bill
be accepted with the provision thato and n{ter tho
lst OF 31ay ne2 The tag be- Increased to 81 20 pss EaI
lu1-so tA to enable sptcuator1 to get unar,ed,
TO-DAY the MARKET was aetve. and townEcs the
SdFe the 6emaud vas quito brisk and prices advanced
&c per gallon. Salea we're: 100 btls 1t 39c; t4 brls
90 At e9c 100 hEs at 61c: SO brs at 6oe-ihc market
DREssEp H0Gs-Recelvcd to-dsy, 1854 Re-
cclyed last week, 6osQ. Owing to the heavy Tecepp
and the mffduces Of the wcatEtr, As well Is the :e-
cline In the Eastern markets. prices havc ruled durin
the week. fhftdfc 100 ~ lower
TO-DAY tAefe Vas an improve inqufry, particular
u By packers. and the market advanced b1ec. SAles
, 1864-01-27

Total. -ss1 ,s79.76 gts,T6.19, $l1,ss3ss Inc
CA. T. ST. L. 4. II. co-Wcekls statement Of earn
!ugs for the week ending Jan. sd, 1861:
, 1864-01-27

a1EkEA AlEATA- A3N1 Aft N Eqot Gti4AnH and Asnl.
SEs utoEh - E:4 tftsea edoaas1s ~ o3e 20 pcs
I1Sp-Thers INK as be,n very little inquiry nsipg hs
Seek. and the RsElst has ruled dun and kc lower.
demand It eose sand
sea 4. Ks 81 sas: s xsss e s,
aq a. 1oo Eess ds Il lsc; ~
sHea a&2ssf
s1$& aISso: Thsfs !: sotalsE do!as ia sis;es Bal
E,sas 1asS! s9:l1 sfrIqdast: q%sa.t: ~'@'". s,a,o . "
EIt5ae Siss. Sf Sssf:::...:::::..:::::::::: "a
Mess Beef 1so & &siasa
Heeg tRisFiGa Hams- Mess - 1sSS @ $50
fmS1so Ta!{asa seef. n.........:. 49, eio IL
Mcfs ForI, ncw. cw..,...s........:........: 1sS isaS
old. ................ t7.15 q 80.
Short Iabhsa HWda'ea..- .............. amxa ....
TesE i,s KiS a!aSIss: ;as;::
iene 81 mama IL SgSt3 III;
Ba1E M{ssas, iesse......:::.::::::.::.:: S@*S Gio
@GTeen @ Hs1'Si aosa5 osh
i:fssS $i5.s fs5s Eidfs
Se: LID o.::::::::.::.:::.:::.: Saia Six IL
m1cE.I Ct; i T. goed deesal aea ugst .app.y Prices
Hsssaa .-s: ~. aao.s sxas
sas ~
r ~, SeIy LITTLE iaGu1y Tor sa@r and tho
on1s1o7E3ns ions,s
a:aena SslE1 ~ Ssias 5z,:::
issad isos::.::
SEEDS i good demand is1 "a fSe
III + III 4 n:sisi :
q ss /: sslss ;Ss5 Esfs ~ :
ossnat s9na S Sa.1n moderate .nc,,r ant s.s,.. a.,
rsnt5stt III ~ p5es4ous quotauonS. VIC quote:
oakieJ
Aaselsao ss9 ~
Eua.vsa "''''''"'s.s's'-s.....-..-..+5 59
K1ax'a ~. "
| l,iive M, ,,<r n
TS.-%f 80 "''ss''. .*s~*-.ss'.ss.s- 953l4
GeT.n XIII. 5A@ s4
Pfeach chenicai..........-...... - sfa *
Ame.tcss 81 *
fesSsaI STa RM@x;s;;it;c.: REaa1se H., 1sha
K19t Kaa11tsaSas: sfs2as Ne quote: s,<a,n
f1HEWs s3aY1U
InnHnn
PfGTaS.-Tnr n ~o Itt es
rsad h1s saSsea anneesi - wfn a. acsi.s DE-
on pes LIZ 81
per w note an advaee 60 ofss. IT, Va Snets an'l on fe
s|.s: @ @
Susesrs 8 e. Il
fspgsE:::;::::::::s @s'' ai
s:Ss ..~ 'a' ''s's' =. 's'''''. sa,s'.
Ppss: -....--.*-.............-. sS@she
ieanhE sH48ac
sGGEAKs-A, E ,soDsIsss.Sle neEeass 81 taksn
s e ~ ff dSsSf
st as thsss haye sqs,acd
wtih fhe eqr" 6ennn H. W N t4n ~ MI
sress apVata t:aasass = ws st;ass gene
EnhA .............. 1850 "a SS1i
E10fzo Rico. II atk
A. A Portland l1sk
shFt1 Fsansd. powdered nd
E1ne
Ss|:sffs SSss|ssfs
esf.f$ Ii: s:sa s:!
chisaan 81 aaass snr.r House s7ara
!hicaEo godes
Gh.saxo amber.
Golden 6yInp,. ...,.,,,....- - T53FsX
s:S
fees fas Sit3 ssssRs1 sSfRs'a as&a aHd sad
Choice MOI PacEnr1 Taltow .......-- .8..,a,,
(;ooi 90 .:...-. .... - . EsSS
Pr,me CHI Hntshsra a.............,..,........iSS .iSSS
Hongh fsiioT Il
~ ,s9s a,
ss;ss ii sS:s rss T. $s
founa ay7oh annsIfnr - e. ne y s
s1Ks to choice, i 1...... lid @ieo
GuppoFdeT> superior 70 nne, --..-. 11o aa1-W
, 1864-01-27

A1 1
a PURE TONIC.
| DR.. HO0FIlANUS
GERMAN BdY'IEI<S
PREPARED BIZ
DIR. G. dd. JACKSON, phila,. Pa.
WILL EFFEcruALLF euRE
LIVER COMPLAINT.
Chonle or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of th1
KldneJs, and all Diseases arising FROM
a dlsosdered Liver OF Stomach,
hon: lsNssa f5,s,.
rs,sss: Ssssss; y |s 1ssss PEE.
ssSlas S9ss1ss'a$ i 81
aissrRs It d e
tSs hsss nss' bss
e1 III od Fsp g. fs'l9xnsss @ . of hs sa
E'%Ss, f.: E ssaIss "a III f!asS;s SsSS; ses's
ceasssas 9k II. : .s1sl9sa Is IT,
:" bse$5;s;;:''ss bba%; e$s;.';: r. i f's@'
fhS e. fSs2 e51{.a 9Hho# szVs
Aa~ 4AA40N4AVAA O4A oAA pC1AQO4s
easea ont Of hundred. ~ - -A'S'''1'''4
Do you want something to Strengthen Yoxs
Do you want Good Appetits1
Do gon want to Build up yopr Constitnttrns
Do you want to Feel Welt
Do You want to get rid Of Na1vousueaI
Do you want EnaTgyf
Do you want to Sleep Wolff
Do you want Brisk and Vlgorr=s FselinEl
II you do, uae aeHpoILAND,S GERMAN DiTTx7x
PARTICULAR NOTICE
There sre many preparations sold under the ns1a o.
atss5s p1is e e q
e ssns nes g gallon. the taa,s dlhguhsd by Antse &
This clas Of Biters has caused aud will continue e
ssssss = y Snz :. Ny sar = ss!J aanassd e ie a
ssgt sontaqq.l,y aaas, !hs 1nasses e Hcoao
.3tends1s upon dFankAsd's LIE and death. Beware
Attention, Soldiers! and Friends Of sotdiesx.
e fess 6 assf 5s'fie2es 3
e s: ;Ss
q a C sa e fss9 sars si =
a.or$s,s s srs ct ag Ssstgs
p Bs e s,sd
xs ons II e sasioas asro @
mACAe LIZ, ~ use A1A own language, "ba4 been SaY1G
PHILADELPHIA. Aus. z, 1859.
M1ssRs. 5oN7& EvAxs: Vel, xeotIsnen 4oar
HoofsnuR German Differs has saved 1ay NE Tiers
s 10 MISTAKE IN this vouched for by numbers d
who we're foF cognizant OF al the ot
NJ ease r. and bare been Eor the sst four Jeaa.
amemner q shermans celcorased battery, and unds
fse mtaeatate Y H. command Of Capt. r. 3. A51M
ttes, was attacked In November last with fnfnmt-
s1 e he s III oS f. +
ened ny r. aa Sttack Of dssente1T: than removed
the steamer State x Maine" rom which LANDED "a
the 18th Of jpne sings that tizna hsTe been sboTf
r. r. low q one sead ID Be nas st retain t
ow sd I'D feres oss es soe g K -
Immediately thrown un again. " "
could not even keep glass OF water on my stoxs
wae aess see
tS sa9uga cessfulfy to rescue me taHa
tney could Do more for me, anH advised ne to SEQ
clsrEIaau md to nske such disposition of ny Hmis-
lied ne at the hospital Mr. FredertcK ateiubFon al
sixth below A5eh street, advised totloIn hos
2 n5 yenf IT, Hifsesx. and ktnd!y procured natas.
shadow Of dcsth feceded, and / An aow, thaaE Ge4
for T. gssting better. Though have taken but tHSe
p9tues hare gained ten pounds, md feel sanRnfae
xnoo fhaTe heard nothing {or sEstsen aonsasofo9. Tor
EenteTsn. sm nloyal V7Enian. nom the stcinlsy x
Front Royal, To your invaluable Bittets oHe tae
certainty Of nie which has taken the place Of y1E1
g :, nx:1n s T. fiespn< to n, bosom ho'e who a eass1
Very tuiy youra. IsAAc MALoNH
We funy concur la the truth Of tho above atatem0a-
fessSsEs s9sS e 5St!h s.t n. ross B.tr,
, 1864-01-27

~ The Charleston Mercury grayely con-
trusts the steady selfrosscsslon and calm
exercise of wisdom displayed by the Roman
Senate, after The battle Of Gamma, with the
reck1essness Of alarm and the desperation Of
demegogism shown IN the Congress after the
recent dieasters to the rebel cause, Every
one will admit the force Of the comparison.
, 1864-01-27

Gum Irag-....... :. 20
1.iof do She}1c 49,. 10
50 6 do Trag hake.1I0@l.D 20
5 do Myr1h...... N365
t311 do Qpium.A... 11.0G
Is IpccRt, b,aS
Is lndigo,..,.......,1.Ma1.M 80
LEO Iodine. .13@5.11
d-2S loMdE potas. s.....-33al.21
7E@73 Neutrality-suspicious.
30 Juniper Berry,. 10
HA7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: ::
S31.8 OIL, Castor,
3x994 Qntckallter......l.t191.a5 Is
Aa311 GufninG. -@3.Aq
IS vitriof, blue, ,..... @114
% Soda Aah, 80 CO.. $l.s5
n@M Sal 6otla. ....~,.... 9H
II 91Anber Salts.,,.. ~. ~
IS C1ustic Spda,.... 64@4
pst nominal supply and good de-
, 1864-01-27

y - = NFN = -
A1oee, socotrine.
h.............
Alum .............
AEnAtto.........~
Arsenic pGT.....
ARROW Root Jam.
do Hcr.
Bal CopaiFa.....
Bal. Tosu ....,.,.-
Bi-cnrb. 6oda.....
Bt-cro. Potash...
HornI tenued,..,
CaDphor do ....1.
CoppeFa7 Am....+ |
Cream Tarthr...
Crbehs ....;......
Glue, best ........
Glue, cOM,.......
40HH Ammonia
, 1864-01-27

Head, Acldity of tho Stomach.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust FOR Food,
Fullness Or Weight }a tne Stomach. soa1
Erups.tions. Sinking OF F1uttertng at the m
md Difficult Rrcathing, Flattsr11g 1t ihe IeafS,
EaokinR or Su1ncAdEE Sensations When In lying pSa-
sfgat Fever md dun pain ID the Head Dsdciea.
cI of Perspifauons fsalovness Of the skin
Heat, burning In The Flesh.
conataue ImAs1ni1gn
Of Evil. and great
, 1864-01-27
a@esseegzaE !: a1.s.Sssa
ak2ESEEssSgfE E$gSSs
administrations S1rR5S,
8SR+335ESGsl 14328


Received By r. G. Saltonstali & Co., Commission
stock and bond brokers, n Clark etFeet, Chicago. !;
, 1864-01-27

URE And C1E3iItALS-Tbe MarEet fs
becoming active and prices rule yery nrru with
tse nFosRsst Of much aghss lases bsing 1ed seea
on 1saleam folu. Castor OIL hns also advanced 10c,
owing 10 scarcity and large sales East On Soda Ash
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23

"TuE FIRE OF THE FLINT" in re-
viowing tho strife and spirit Of the
campaign just past, the Flint Boher-
ige citizen justly adds:
"The leading men on both sides
have participated in this active can
yass; and among those who have
worked for tho Union cause, no one
has labored more untiringly, moro
constantly, or more efficiently, than
our candidate for Governor, Hon.
HenryH. Grape. IIehas been through
every section Of the State except the
Upper Peninsula-and would have
gone there had time permittcd--spoak-
ing daily and sometimes twice a day,
for Lincoln, Johnson, Union and Re
publican, Liberty and Equality"
When Mr.. Grape was frst nominal
ted for the Office to which he has now
been elected, the opposition, under tho
lead OF the Coppolhead Tree Press,
commenced a ridicu'e which ii soon
fund out was not exactly tho weapon
TO attack Mr.. Grape with. AS soon
as Mr.. c. took the stump, he satisfied
tine masses that he was Just the man
Tor Goyornorof Michigan honest and
so.f-roliant; his chief characteristics
being earnesiness Of turpose, honesty
Of acton, answering fidelity to prin-
cplos, aud an unbounded activity and
zeal in the prosecution and perform
anes OF any duty that may devolvo
upon him. GoD bless him Oecosso
-im9lc6R.
Magnificent old gent. The -A9rer-
tissr s- Tribune has given through its
columns a minute detail Of your ped
iSrec, progeny, and procliyitics, your
situation status and stock in trade,
your mental, moral and mcthodical
recpliaritios, your genaology grounds,
and gardens, your houses, hogs and
hopes your reputation, resources and
raiiroad experience Heaven save
mark your abilities, associa-
lions and aspirations, your library,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23

There is already a worry perccptible
commotion among those composing
iLat extremely vulgar fraction Of tho
republican party in this vicinity known
as the "outs." Ehey scent the "Acsh
pots With a keenness which eyinccs
tho utmost sublimity OF patriotism
aud manifest aneagerness to "do the
state some service" which betollens
disregard OF self and polf beautiful
20 contemplate in these degenerate
days. They have made the utmost
haste since Che election to discover
something rotten among the 'ins'
--aud, By the way, this discovery cost
Thorn very little labor--they seek with
am casmestnoss. as croditablo as it is
liEntarested TO attain, severally but
net jointly, positions which viii ena-
be Chem to correct these abuses of
tho government" Absurd as it
may appear, they claim to have dis
covered gross malfeasance, ineliiciency,
and something which verges towards
criminaiity, even, in that extensive,
pure and immaculate concern, the
East Saginaw PostOfIice. They clamor
for change" which means they want
the handling Of the "postal." In all
respects the movements of the "outs"
are interesting, they cannot by any
possibility prove detrimental to public
interest and may bring "good out Of
Nazareth" Nous rGrOas.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23
Political. TreaC hing.

The Milwaukee Neaes says: The
"famous victory" OF Lincoln has in
spired rovoroned politicians with new
courage, and partizan speeches arc
likely hereafter to flow freely from
church pulpits.
There is no statute law against POI
ltical preaching on tho Sabbath, and
however detrimental the practice, none
have a right to interfere except those
directly Interested. If he can get any
one to hear and pay him, preacher
may preach anything no pleases, ac-
cording as his conscience, his prcdju-
dices, his ignorance or the size Of his
salary may dictate.
Clergymeh, however, like all other
professional men, are under obliga-
tons to the public. They have no
moral right to appear before an audi
once under false protences. If their
religious creed embraces a party plat
form, and if they are TO regale their
hearers weekly with a rehash ofmusty
partizan editorials, they should adj
vertise accordingly. If the reverend
Mr. So aud So dosiayns 10 indulge ir
'Iinkod swcetnoss lone drawn out"
over tho transcendant virtues Of
Abraham Lincoln or tho martyrdom
oG the holy John Brown, it would be
unseemlngly for him to seduce people
TO be present under the impression
that he was TO preach Christ and him
crucifed. 10 man can be justified
in abusing his right by practising an
imposition.
Political preaching is q public dis
ease which will doubtless heal itself
in due season. Probably nothing
wUufa c55turiisir or rrr11ryy n J1artizau
preacher so much as to know that all
his brethren Of the clerical profession
had adopted his theory Of a clergy
mans duty. A democratic church, an
abolition church and an old line whir
church-all in full blaze upon the
II
business into ridicule in less than
three weeks. Yet this is precisely
the order Of things our partizan par
sons are laboring to establish, and tho
practical result of their conduct is a
separate religious organization for
every political party and partizan fac
ton in the land.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23
FROM TIE SOUTH.
Special Dispatch 70 tho Western Press.

Special Dispatch 30 tho Western Press.
NTw YoRK, Nov. 10.
The Richmond Inquirer Of the 10th
has no doubt but that Grant planned
movement from Atlanta towards
Mobile, for it learns that fleet OF
transports, laden with supplies, ar
rived in Pensacola. 1t claims that
Hood defeated the plan, and that
Sherman is ut Bridgeport, but it says
the plan is not SO improbable that at
tention should not be given to it,
Whether there is or is not, force to
meet Sherman he will ascertain when
he makes the attempt. lie might
reach the Gull, overpowering all OPP
posing force, and fix his new base
upon the waters OF tho Gulf. But
what thenY The march would BIO all
tho damage. lilo should have ne
complislred nothing, and would find
himself opposed in tho spring by an
other army.
The Sentinel, of tho 10Th, says of
Charleston Seventy-six shots were
fred at tho city on Wednesday night
and eighteen on Thursday. The Yam
KEGS are mounting now gun, rcpor-
tod of the Hines seven-mile pattern,
at Battery Wagner. They also con-
tinuo busily hauling Ammunition to
Batteries Gregg and Wagner. No
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23
1yEW pRUTHs.

"Iha quiet dogmas Of the past are
inapplioable to the stormy present"
said Mr.. Lincoln in one Of his mess
ages. The idea is becoming very
prevalent, and the nation is filed with
philosophers whose brains teen with
what they are pleased TO term " prin-
ciplos of government" There is not
backwood's justice in the abolition
party who does not deem himself
capable Of eliminating q system Of
government compared with which the
one prescribed by our constitution will
be as a farthing candle to Drum
mond light. Members Of state legis-
latures are smitten with an idea that
they are important agents III iacilitat-
ing the march Of progress" and
abolition congressman imagine them
selves lawgiyors, intrustsd with mis-
sion to reform all our institutions and
enlighten the age while doing So
/ Nine-tenths of these Solons have
about as clear a conception of what
they would do, except to destroy, as q
Digger Indian has OF Gothic architec-
tur6. They have mistaken the twad-
die of the multiiarious isms concen-
trated in abolitionism for a Diyino
afilatus," and their own muddy and
senseless imagining for inspiration. -
BY these the republic has been gov
orned the past four years, and the
quiet dogmas Of the past viii proba-
bly, be held in as supreme contempt
by the administration and its party
for the four next succeeding. The
infatuation is contagious. We find
the subjoiued in a democratic news
papor 1t refers to "prugress hoped
I for' ia doniocratic principles
Let tho next tWoy years be q period
of free mentaLactivity, fettered by no
narrow and repressiye formulas
Whoever strikes out any new truth,
or even starts plausible error with
vigor enough TO provoke and quicken
intelligent investigation, is a public
/ benefactor"
The rebels " struck out new truth"
when they made slavery "the- corner
stone" of their government. Graft
Brown, Carl ScSurz, etc, " struck out
a new truth in the discovery that
eve are tho revolution" Fourier
and Proudhon struck out new
truths" as did also Mrs. Boomer
1t is possible that "events big with
tho fate Of nations" may require
! something of a change in the appli-
cation of old political truths, but he
who hopes by the collision of mind
with mind to make new discoveries
in political ethics or the principles of
government is charmingly confident
in the capacity Of the present age, and
CONTEMPORARY skeptical of the Wis
dom of the ages proceeding. The
daily discoveries Of science scarcely
more affect political than religious
truths Chicago Times.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23

PRoMorIoNs IL THE 23D INFANTRY.
The following promotions, among
others, Of officers in the 23d Inf have
Just been made c 20 Adjutant Gen
erals Office in Detroit;
First Lieutcnants Wm A. Lewis
to be Captain vice Nc Mister trans
ferred; John Y. Mckinney 10 be Cap
tain vice Ayros honorably discharged I;
VIM. IT, Patterson TO be Captain vice
Woodruff honorably discharged; Geo.
b. Green (Adi) 10 be Captain vice
buckingham, resigned; Albert A.
Gilmore 40 ho Captain vice Houston,
promoted % Lioutenants Dexter d..
Keeler TO DO LIST Lieutenant vice Lewis,
promoted; Benjamin A. Sturtevant to
be 1st Lieutenant vice Mckinney,
promoted; James "A. Anderson TO DO
lst Lieutenant vice Patterson, promo
ted; Alonzo III. Crandall TO be LIST
Lieutenant vice Gilmore, promoted I;
William Goodale TO be lst Lieutenant
vice Begole deceased Charles Muma
to be LIST Lieutenant vice Keller, pro-
noted Sergeants Merritt w. Elmore
TO be ID Lieutenant vice Wellington,
promoted; Royal Merriok TO be I'd
Lieutenant vice Bcgole, promoted ;
Talbot Sleno to be 2d Lieutenant vice
Kceler, promoted; Edward A. Eddy
to be % Lieutenant vice Albro, pro-
NOTED Mason S. Alexander to be I'd
Lieutenant vice Sturteyant, promoted;
Calvin w. Smith to be I'd Lieutenant
vice Anderson, promoted; James A.
Ross to be ID Lieutenant vice Gran
dali, promoted; Michael Latin to be
% Lieutenant vice Muma, promoted
John Atchison TO be % Lieutenant
vice Goodale, promoted; dexter ID
Keeler to be lst Lieutenant and Ad,
jHtant vice GreeI, promoted.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23

SOLDIERS YorE. Tho probability is
that G. II. Gage Esq, Democratic
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney is
defeated by small majority by the
soldiers vote. The latest intelligence
was that Wlsner was only - behind,
with IS regiments to hear from. The
probability is that the Republican can
didate for Circuit Court Commissioner
will also be elected by this means
The other Democratic candidates for
County Offices, save Judge of Probate,
we think are all elected beyond the
reach of contingencies.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23

A PRorosAL.-The Ypsilanti .Seati-
ael, speaking OF tho recent campaign
in this State, and the ardor and abili-
ty with which it has been conducted
by democratic speakers and writers,
submits the following proposal:
1.-THE campaign is ended. 1t has
been an arduous one, though not fully
successful. We cannot help feeling
DESTROYS Of enjoying more extensive
and intimate acquaintance with those
who have worked with us in the cause.
We therefore suggest that the State
Central Committee invite all who have
worked in the past campaign, by wri-
ting or speaking, together with such
others as may choose to attend, to o
special meeting and dinner, at Detroit,
or such other place as may be deemed
most convenient. Ietus come togeth-
err, compare notes Of tho past and
ideas Of The future, and enjoy a good
generally. VIII not our fellow labor
ors of the press second the motion?"