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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
STATE GOVERNORS.
Tup Nrv NTonMoy DELroArr.-M

The NEw Mormon DELEGATE.-Mr.
William ii. Hooper, the new Delegate
in Congress from Utah, was formerly a
merchant in Galena, III, He is native
of Maryland, went to Galena in 1881,
but was unsuccessful in business, and for
some years ran steamboat on the Upper
Mississippi and the Missouri Eight or
ten years since he joined the Mormmons,
and has been latterly leading man in
Utah. In politics he has always been a
do .nocra'.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29


TuE GopEnrcu RAILWAY AND STEAMBOAT RourE
TO THE WsET--On Monday last several Of our Code
rich folks accepted the invitation OF the Mayor and
" Citizens" Of East Saginaw to a Banquet in honor of
the Hotel The KdiOOidh left on Tuesday eve
ming and after pleasant route, in which she showed
her speed 30 an advantage, Captain McGregor
brought to at the dock and the party received
in due form by the Mayor Colonel Litte) and other
notables. The Hotel 1.-THE Bancroft llousc) is really
n handsome brick builded, close by Colonel Lttlcs
Bank. The day was passing viewing the sights"
and rcmarling tho activity Of the business people
Ii Is certain that lumber merchants are not wanting
in enterprise and people in all other branches OF bust
ness are not far behind them. -Four thousand people
have got themselves together and the place has be-
come like n beehive in the short space of nine years
the thriving towns Of Bay City and Saginaw City be-
ing in the ncighborhood The river is highly favor
able To the trade of all of them admitting vessels of
deep draft up the banks, and the tributaries supply
ing the saw logs and enabling the farmers osend
wheat down. The Railroad TO Flint, little inland
will soon be completed, and the advantage to all
hands of VanEyery and Rumbals' KdioOidh route is
obvious enough only it ought to be more freely en-
couraged.
The hosts were numerous and courteous rs possible.
The dinner was good, and we'll attended, and the
speeches remarkable for the virtue of brevity the
decks must be cleared for the dance by ten. And
dance they did. The dining room with eight set Of
quadrlles in full hop Mt once must certainly be big
enough for ordinary dinners The Governor of Mich
lgan, inc Mayors OF scNcrai
celebrity present.
II was three the next day before the boat steamed
OF, there being sumptuous lunch for the GOODRICH
guests before starting Besides doing the hosptable
most handsomely, the Saginaw people expressed a
hearty determination TO encourage our boat TO the
best Of hsir ability, and that is no little We only
want our only less mcrcurinl and (they say over
there) less cnterprsng people to do the same; and
with the harbor improved we shall have one Of the
most eligible western connections by rail and boat on
the continent.
These reunions and this mercantile intimacy arc
useful in more ways than one We not only learn
how TO improve material advantages but We learn
more Of each other by frequent intercourse and
our very friendships enhance our feelings of nation
Atty and independence There would have been no
1912 war, and no 1887 nonsense, had the people OF
each country been familiar. Let nations like men,
learn each other, and no insult such asking de-
parture from loyalty wilfSmanate from either to-
wards the other The true policy Of these border
countries is 10 be warm friends and commercial allies
and they viii never be enemies or anncxatonists--
Signal, Godertch
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
Gchtlemen's Appearance Now-a
pnyS.

The Home Journal contains the follow
ing remarks by Mr.. Willis upon dress,
hats, &c. -
"rhere are several artistic points in
which the dress Of the many has very
much improved. The collar Of the coat
is now cut as q sculptor would have it
so as not TO interrupt the naturally curv-
ed line from the ear TO the turn Of the
shoulder. BY the making of the arm
hole larger, too, the dislocated or iointed-
on appearance of the sleeves is remedied
while the greater fullness of the sleeve
itself liberalizes the general air of the
garment Trousers are improved by
the making the leg smaller as it approach
es the instep, thus taperingit handsomely
into the line Of the well-made boot.
"But the greatest advantage of all is
the present fashion of wearing wastcoat
and trowsers of the same material, thus
giving to the advancing figure contnu-
ity of color from head to foot, and adding
to the height as well as to the harmony
of the proportions. The stripe down
the outside seam of the pantloons is also
an advantage to the height. In the
wearing of the cravat, which is now
mere tie around low-cut shirt collar,
one of the finest points of masculine
beauty is restored-the shape of the
throat and neck below that commencing
line of the beard which is so universally
handsome. The increased attention to
the shirt wristband adds to the look of
cleanliness asd elegance.
Hats are quite in a state Of anarcy.
Nobody knows what the fashion is. Som
breros of all descriptions prevail. But
while the general appearance of the crowd
is thus making vastly more picturesque,
the individual physiognomy suffers pre-
portionately. Grave men scarcely look
sane in the "rowdy hats" now so common
mercantile men look untrustworthy-
religious men look abandoned-poets
cglected-politicians reckless. Brady,
the great photographer, should be busily
at work, collecting for posterity the in
credible auto caricaturcs of men of
standing and morals, as seen in their pro-
sent-day hat-wearings. OF suspended
conscious responsibility in the outer man
1T is most curious psychological era
"May we hope to be excused if we
add to this generalizing record of fashion,
comparative remark which may possibly
be considered somewhat in favor of our
sex?
The democratic principle seems to be
equally at work in the dresses for ladies
all classes "going it equally strong"
with too inconvenient crinolinc, and all
bonncts equally desperate in covering only
the more sensuous chronology. But,
while with vulgar men the experiment is
nearly successful. 1t requires more than
one look to tell whether your well-dressed
male fellow passenger on the deck of a
steamboat is gentleman or snob, but
at the very first glance you know whether
you see lady or a chambermaid-albet
the lady and the chambermaid wear pre-
cisely the same fashions Probably il
requires nicer skill to appear a lady than
to appear a gentleman. But we leave
the subject, at this difficult and danger
Gus point, for our readers to argue"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

USpsn HEAVY CLouD.--Thc Rev.
Mr., Wright, clergyman Of Cleveland,
is undera heavy cloud, being charged
with licentious conduct in connection
with nine young ladies in his congrcga-
ton.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
L ER0SENE OIL & LAMPS--TIIE OIL AND
IN Lamps may be found at the Store of
JOHN DERBY.

The public are invited TO call and see the Lamps
in operation. Much of the comfort of every family
depends on being able 10 have, at night, A BRIL-
IANT, CHEAP, CLEAN AND SAFE LIGHT
Sperm Oil is not only dirty and unpleasant bat very
expensive while candles of whatever kind are liable
to the same objections in still grenter degree
Camphene and burning fluids arc not only expensive
HUT SO EXTREMELY DANGEROUS, that no
prudent person will use them at ALL that, in fact
no material has heretofore been offered to the public
capable of producing such light as KEROSENE OH.
" gives better and more brilliant light than any
other substance known ut less than half the cost
Of candles and is six times cheaper than burning
luid, and is entirely eeanly giros out no olor, rW
mol CONCEAL in any climate and IS perfectly sqfe in
any handsit being impossible for i; to explode or to
be suddenly inlamod.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT----AP-
POINTMENTS.

TT HAVING BECOME NECESSARY BY THE
1 provisions of an Act of the Legislature, amend
ing an Act entitled "An Act TO define tho limits,
jurisdiction and powers of Circuit CouvSs" to change
the time of holding the terms Of the Circuit Courts in
the Tenth Judicial Circuit, to remedy the term
appointments occurring at the same time consequent
upon attaching certain Counties to the said Judicial
Circuit by the said Act: Therefore, hereby change
the appointments for the time Of holding the Circuit
Courts in the several Counties in the Tenth Judicial
Circuit for the year 1889 and 1850, as follows:
MIDLAND COUNTY-Tho second Tuesday in jan.
The second Tuesday in July
SAGINAW C0UNTY-The second Tuesday in March
The first Tuesday in June
The FIRST Tuesday in Sept
The second Tuesday in Dee.
BAY COUNTY The fourth Tuesday in April,
The fourth Tuesday in Sept.
GRATIOT C0UNTY.-The third Tuesday in Jan
The third Tuesday in July.
ISABELLA C0UNTY-The fourth Tuesday in Jan.
The fourth Tuesday in July,
I0SC0 COUNTY The third Tuesday in May.
The third Tuesday in October
ALPENA C0UMTY-Tho fourth Tuesday in May.
The fourth Tuesday in Oct.
Dated at Msdland City, February &c; 1859. I,
W. 4. W00DW0RTll, Circuit Judge,
Tenth Judicial Circuit
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

sixtsou dolIau and ninty one cents have been re-
cevod at Chicago from Pixies Peak, being the result
of(bs labor Of two men for six months Money viii
probably be moro plenty IN Chicago hereafter,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

E-G-The following comprises the list
of Governors Of the Territory of Mich
igan:
William Hull, 1905 ST Mason, 1885
Lewis Cass, 1914 J.T Herper1S35
Geo, b. Porter 1896
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
LAND orrrcr, EAST SAGINAW, Micn.
Nav n lSf,o

r ARGE STOVES FOR PUBLIC HALLS
L 4 Stores, &c Use 80 inch wood and warranted TO
stand Gre and not crack or break with years fair
usage. AT the Fast Saginaw Foundry and Machine
shop, on the Dock. HESS BRO.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
Agricultural Implements.

A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
N the above articles consisting of Grain Cradles,
Flows, scythcs Rakcs, Hoes, Shovols, Hay and
Manure Forks &c. &c. &c, may be found, either at
wholesale retail, at the lowest Cash price, at the
store of JOHN DERBY
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

VNT0OD AND WILLOW WARE.--J0IIN DER
w BY has received full assortment of Willow
and Wooden Ware, among which may be found
Childrcns Wagon, Cabs Cradles, Chairs, &c. Also,
Wooden Bowls, Faucets, Pals, Tubs, Stoves, WASH
boards, &c. &c all of which offered at very low
prices.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
NJ E w sTOR 10 i.
JOHN DERBY

T1AvING REMOVED HIS PLACE OF BUsI
Jesse lIoyt, Esq, and having greatly enlarged his
stock, he is prepared TO receive the calls Of his
friends He offers at Wholesale or Retail, the bed
assortment of
DRY GOODS, FANCY ARTICLES,
GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES,
GLASS, CR0CKERl,
WOODEN and HARD WARE, &C, &C, &o.
Ever brought to Saginaw; and while he expresses his
gratitude for past fvors earnestly solics contihs
nncc from his former customers and others who may
be pleased TO patroniye him His goods well
lecied and viii be sold for Cash at iou figures.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS arc respectfully invited
TO call and examine my goods for themselves, and
they will find the quality and the price asked for
them worthy Of their attention.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
hs:;s aalMEt>A
2-T T.l.-57 zc-s.zsr--s5
Capt. j. G.. McGREGOR,
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.


the rates are lower than tie present Rail
road Contention.
r5y~rhc establishment Of this communication is
Of Importance TO the Travelling Public. Saginaw
and Buffalo are now only 20 hours travel from each
other without the Inconvenience passengers arc sub
jcctci 10 on other Routes
The New Route Is n most pleasant onc-Godcrich
is noted very desirable place torpersons in search
Of hcalth-it is beautifully situated on the River
Maitland and Immediately adjoining the lIarlor on
Lake Huron. On board the kaloolah n comfortable
nights rest may be obtained while crossing the
Lake aud passengers will he ready for business I'M
mcdiately reaching their destination. Every ar
rapgoment has been made to prevent Inconvenience
while passing between the Cars and the Boat
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Tickets by this direct route can he obtained in Buff
ao ct tho Erie street Depot, aud at all the principal
ticket offices throughout the Eastern States.
Passengers falling 10 obtain Through Tickets nj
The commencement Of their Journey will obtain tick
cts ON arrival in Buffalo
To- BE sure 10 pk for Tickets VIA G0DERrCH
and not be prevailed upoa 10 60 by any other route
For rates Of freight and Passage apply to
J. X. COOLING, dgenf, saginaw.
VAN EVERY a RUMBALI.
Harbor Quay, Godcrish, c, w.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

INOUR-J0HN DERBY HAS JUST RECEIy-
II ell and has for sale 200 barrels Flour, fancy
brand which is warranted to be equal to any in
ket and will be sold as low.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

II EMoNs ANDoRANGEs, NUTS AND CANDY,
IL Raisns and Figs, at the Brown Store on Water
street, five doors south Of Geneseo 'veet
S. WEBER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

NVILLERS WATER PROOF BLEACHING, FOR
WI sale at the new store, by JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29
SAC NAw RIVER AGENTS.

O. MUNGER A CO.. Bay City.
CURTIS, BLISS a co. East Saginaw.
ID. H. JEROME a CO. Sagmop City,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

DAINTS, OILS, &C,-JOHN DERBY OFFERS
L for sale full and complete Stock Of Paints and
Oils, comprising all articles required for House and
Fancy Painting, also full assortment Of Brushes
which will be sold nj low prices
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

HARRISON's PERFUMERY, EXTRACTS,
l. l. Fancy Soap, 6c A fine assortment of the above
Articles direct from Harrisons Celebrated Manuiao-
tory Philadelphia is Just opened, ut the new store
Also the real old WINDSOR SOAP, a rnrc article
Please call JOHN DERBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-09-29

~ ENTLEMEN'S B0oTS-JoHN DERBY OF
VI fers for sale by the ase,or single pair exton-
sivc assortment of the above articles consisting Of
French and American Calf Kip, Cowhidc, with long
short legs may be wanted, at such rates will
not fail to purchase by all who in need
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-11-19

Die @Ctbweneisfeii une Nuslttseit sines weltstlhia,-
t.ueh S"triee wIro nobl 9ticnt0np in 3nsiiel ;ie6en iunor
Eente unp audi 6ainllisn' Y6ier, (geser inSbsipnbrre iTr
,grt ainesrl mereen bier bee Scletrrnocn serua iinbsn. sic
9"l@!htr Ut uit'ere 6tlte Ve. rertn lie Itu ec Menjthtr,t
Sut stnen St'letr!lnti hsben, mtI&u pns sem6snlide &C.
een eSM ueerio9t' lc lph &el6cu nor tcm v0itcr, Sas ocacn
zen StlpeilemnS, SWte sur &usenp ltno beaeiiterteS S,Tebsr
n0d fSrcibeit anrcden. N"
Der NNrie Dee Serfaicre birat fir Sic GjCticocrGcit SsS in
h''C it'pehcen 9Ncrte. Nph fcin @eihidiejhreitcr BAIT,
cen Sprtpetl' auT clI'em 10 freicn &rern fric @n,srifa, Itrci-
Yen III trintn. Strurc ihrcibi 0ut frcicm 93poen. fur frric
9tt"lNs", ptne gel ertc s3eilitrtltattit. liar uno prriGre-
iih llr teetrmann, NIT Ctner Ctlcn g,rcd,tieSt citliebr. IN
eincm 10 te9Cutcrieu 8Uibei eitnn, ptt MIR rs IN fin,,n,
SScrte etflsr @rf fneen. @S II taS sBcrt ietnce pcbrns.
TN Htrtcr Su 9tNitatt bespnnen. Gin g0ert ;war;ili3prinerr
~&l2att9tcit. Tie Vlrfcrun9 fpitcr % Gents, WI t1ilen BIC
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SrilftnI9un,tr III bcSicbrH mn. Die Guslloiilro rrs
Ssertee l1Ft n'dpt0 III rilrItrn nbrig. tnJ II irc Die Gre,
ot!ion eth letAritn Nbcacnnttt gratis rodb..rllc ND
1litI. Die cine am Sdlniic er eItn 9cif. bic olprre IN,
SGdnlr Der nelcr, 5ctt lcftrh. 3useridfi9r 9tsenrru rne
91n'ril'r mttotn I'M sonisn llmianse Ger Strci,i. ,staarcn.
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gpl , tHr @tlit' ipcrccn had Srcn Tp tcinc Macn cr
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2. Sitci, 40 SrNlrcnr.
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@unittac @slessnbeit
Dem 6iiicfc Sie SoauS al bicfcu.

Ner Ylnn
Der ~al9enrein tstnunt uno beliebtcn arcGeu @slp.
Vcttcrie Der freien Staff 6ranffurt
|. NJ. ron Der 9testcruua sarautjrt ump utcrpSdt,
,ictrt
untsr nur $4,000 Pooicu 14S1l @eminnr.
@he nett uttr sic 6dtfc Ter Ncpfe werccn nit 6jelbcswinnrn
On 2OOooO. l5CoeO. l3uoOO, 10000. $4,000, ItOOO, $4,000,
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5000. MAI I2OOo. . mai 10000. nal GOUO. > NAL 5000,
mai 1910. : mai 5000 - mai 2ooa. l6 nal 1900 gulcm IT,
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'cmtuncn gcjr9ca WCrtcn, Crb0licn al Ter elnc Alarc DIR fpln,n
>tnn he III 10000 oIlrtu sufalrn fam.
2le ndditt 3Ghun9 nne,t Inn sfOnu0r TAFT. pp;u
Vin 9oRitS ErpS S3.OO
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0a W. $; @ttert 1t Go. in Srantfart.
No' %ue SrWTc fur ms llne 81 aoreiIircr an
Y Wultr. 81 9bafbGm Str, 9em gcrf.
$50 Sbis. Gruibso. 90mocreS, Grunulatep, @ruunp uub 90,
$50 VOLS. 6 !, gtacp q une % aars. sudsr.
30 bbls. rrin: nerr crp Nep Orleans 3uder.
100 bis. pTine nsrp trsp Mcp SrIsono gisslaTss.
rs turceS
100 Stis. e,Oltcn nn6 stod sgrup."
SO bbrS. NfuetprGrp MplGnts.
80 ibis. nab ttcrsCs Sdepn bomS.
200 hhes. Yoern Sircs unb Sbpulrrre.
80 btie. unS tisTecS Narr tprlne leap.
$50 tc9e rrims ISctern gsai yarc.
!50 btLS. Gut une &rpf brrtiuoS.
100 tprce GoaWGuIirt unc S0lpp GonSIcs.
~ epree Sl1d. Srripn ue 5Gncp Soaps.
20 tble. Cream NIc.
90 bis. purC G,bcr Sineear.
40 trrcs @ngINh O0jrp Gbccie.
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9rrotdl. Npris uno 9fdbtira lHcim.
559 tbIe. purc ~SSr9irta W;rpntain gEbjSfrp.
lOu tiercCS 2ruepn Qpnrr.
$50 b0tete 950npd0nCr.
10 bags rasnua, .M0ta, @araeattr, Rir unb Saya 6pffee.
'oo,GCU 9Iineipc. papanS unit onpcrc Gisorrcn.
% bbS. Giecr.
25 tte. YidcS.
500 big; 6amii9, grtra. Supeinc, Sine Ii. 4 WibtIinss NIrur
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81 III. III I!oc SEtns
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Sn 8craTt res r%r9nertfhcu N8etrrs, mas N r int youf, bic.
lI NrNNlnFrS palirH unoin 6rll9e Senitcu farm man gar n;tt
anocre ttToricn, ais oS eer bncrilidc @e1uuttrits;rf, ND nr1
g1notS III rerb1lrntFmoF'9er 9Stle ron ZEN pclt lusbaithen BEN
Mtieemsn nie rrT af9larll lciNcn umo itt burt 0uperc Yrrb RI
INenCch Spnncitr0rtbcttcn funelctcn miro. TGS ACHE SyIrhcr
y rbreuti il IN un'crm Vance ppn 1obr III Sobr mcbr, mo mcur
ni@t 9c'btN 6lrtrr, le miro lciScr Gtplcra trnca Srcue einncbmcn.
nbnc YIN zen Hoitn 0Nuenrctcrn. Dem 89rtuS unp tolrcn rur
2'ehlcltbtrn III lorntn, bic ltetS itr Nu;0tI Srftr ir pOs 6Srot
lerctru. IN @ttro6t etcier S%bOtahcn ut rae bette, mas man
Cr9alten. OAne Die ycbenstraft gu %eeia9rbtn. 8u piGem GnSc bal
Or. ScnCttr elm NrlpIr0t, '"
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fnS Iur Spnn 6Eit= unp Jcicrtaae
eini9cn SuBtasSprcpietcu uuo 0ratrecrn.
erwsiier'en MitiHsiIun9en aus i,insm 6uFsrrn une innereu
EetCnS91uec.
Nit orm Silrniie brs &erfnrr,6 in Stabi os1tpd,en
NaA Der ippITen UneucltEn) MUhI0c S~pnitGntig hrauSaeo,beu.
$50 Stitcll III 9rrBrm 2rud.
Sclts@gllocrbitrl, re crepe n%llGcmtinc, ctrr Die aln;c
ptHi9c SdriTt be Gltcn UNI Ntucn 3tilomcrte uod, Or Sr
guther'e lletcrlttuna 9radts NuSQobt mir 100 ih6nen in hrn
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