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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
AIesses.
THE SAGINAW VALLEY,

The Saginaw valley, Michigan, is
watered by eleven rivers, and these in
turn are made up Of numerous small creeks,
most of which, for many miles, are large
enough for the rafting of logs during the
proper seasons. The rivers composing
the Saginaw are as follows, with their
average length, without following very
particularly their windings, which would
increase their length at least one-third;
l. The Saginaw % miles long; 2.
The Cass, 1875 miles long; 3. The Flint,
103 miles long H. The Shiawassce, %
miles long; 5. The Bad, 81 miles long;
6. The Tittabawassee, 105 miles long;
T. The Chippewa, 90 miles long, 8. The
Pine. 100 miles long; 8. The Salt, 80 miles
long; TO- The Assayma-qup-see-bi, 81
miles long; IL. The Cedar, As miles
Extending into If counties, containing
over 260 towns, and draining over $500,
400 acres, rich in pine, oak, cherry, black
walnut, and other valuable timber, with
q soil unsurpassed in the United States;
with mines of coal and iron inexhaustible,
and convenient to the streams, hme stone,
ganite and sand stone, are found in large
quantities. and convenient for transporta-
ton: and it is a well-established fact that
this valley is the great basin of the salt
formation that underlies the State. Nu-
merous salt springs of good quality are
found upon the surface, and competent
biologists give it as their opinion, that
salt water of good quality, and in mex
haustible quantities, can be found very
readily,
With this soil, climate, timber, mine
rails and unlimited command of water,
both for navigation and for power to
drive machinery, nothing but utter igno-
rance of its advantages has kept out set
tiers. In no State in the Union can land
be had of like soil, timber, &C., at such
low rates. In the Saginaw Land District
alone over one Millions are subject to
entry, at prices ranging from II II cents
to 81 20.
Ii must be borne in mind that the pine
in this section of the Stats is not gener-
ally in dense groves, but is scattered
among other timber, being found on the
same acre with beech, maple Eastwood,
cherry, butternut, oak, and, in fact, every
variety of forest trees. The quality OF
the lumber manufactured from this scat
tered pine is very superior, and comman-
DIS the highest price paid for any in mar
kct.
Numerous State roads aud railroads
are projected and some in process of
building running through this section
in all directions. Private enterprise is
also beginning to open up the country,
build roads aud school houses, and all
through the lately unbroken forests the
hardy pioneers are erecting their log cab
ms and making clcarings.
Game ofall kinds is plenty--bcar, deer,
elk, patridges; &c., and in the streams
clouds of ducks and other aquatic birds
Here are the finest fresh water fish in the
world--pikc, pickcral, bass muskalungc,
whtc-fish, trout, &c, swarm in the streams
Labor is scarce and commands high wa
gcs. For the Spectator there is a rare
chance in lands and timber; for the man
Of small means, o sure prospect of obtain
ing farm that will soon make him indie.
penisnt--N y zr,Jass.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
OUR RAILROAD PROSPECTS.

There has been so much croaking about
Rail Roads on paper, and speculation in
Rail Road charters, and lands that it was
difficult to make the mass of the People
believe that they, or this generation would
survive to sec one here, But the Flint s.
Pere Marquette r. w. Co., have CON-
menced their work quietly and have
pushed it ahead rapidly till at this time
they have the entire distance from this
place to Flint, chopped and grubbcd,
over half the distance graded, and ties
enough out to lay the whole distance. -
The iron is provided and the Company
arc now building an extensive dock at
the lower part Of the city, near the cross.
ing, to receive it on its arrival. In few
days tho track laying will be commenced
and the wor! pushed forward to compile
ton, II is expected to have trains over
the road from this city TO Flint, within
less thsa folr 10 nth, from this date
Yet 50 caergetically, bat quietly, does the
work progress, that we should not be
surprised il some Of tho old fcgies 1--WE
a-e Thankful that VIC hare but very few
In this place. should hear the whistle
month before they would know we bad
Rail Road amcrg ia
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
orHiaR mArrERs.

The Saginaw Bridge Company, with a
capital of $4,000, propose at once to
commence building bridge arcoss the
Saginaw river, connecting us at the foot Of
Hoyt street, vita Saginaw City. This
will increase the facilities for intercourse
between the two sister cities, and we trust
our elder sister will profit by it, Our
Lrmbermen are feeling finely. Lumber
has ready sale at good prices and also
eommsnds Cash. The prospects Of the
county in general, and of East Saginaw
in particular, were never better than at
present, The pcoole are united, they can
work together and do so, and no one is
watching, lest his neighbor shall get an
advantage. Every one feels that his in.
terest is the interest of the community,
and that the interest of the community is
his interest. This is as it should be, and
we shall do what in us lies to cultivate
that feeling. We have not time tospeab
of our well disciplined Fire Department
nor of many other matters, but all will
receive due attention in good time.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

Our FIRST lssuH - We are by no
means dissatisfied with the appearance OF
the first number of the Courier, still there
are many different arrangements" with
advertisements, sub-heads, reading mat
ter &C., that will essentially improve
the appearance of the next issue, which
we promise shall be full dressed in the
latest and most approved style of typo
graphy,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
TO The Public.
AYERS
Ague Cure,
FOR TINE sPEEpy CURE 90


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Asue,
Remittcnt Fever, Chill Fevcr, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class of diseases Origi.
mating i'm hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
We arc now enabled to offer, with q perfect
certainty that it will eradicate the disease.
md with assurance. founded ON proof, that
40 harm can arise from its use in any guam
tlty.
That which protects from or prevents this
ii,order must he Of immense service in the
-nnnunities where it prevails. I,yerestioa il
,etter than cure, for the patient escapes the
six which he must run in violent attacks Of
lis hateful distcrnper. This CURE" expcls
he miasmatic poison Of FEVER AND AGUn
rom the system and prevents the develop
ncnt of the disease, if taken on the first APP
roach Of its prcmonitory symptoms. 1t -
lot only the best remedy ever vet discovered
or this class of complaints, but also tho
heapeSt. Tho large quantity We supply for
dollar brings IL within the reach VI every
,ody aud in bilious districts, where FKvKR
MD AauE prevails. every body should have is
L is hoped this price will place it within the
each OF all--the poor IA well as the rich. A
,rcat superiority Of this remedy over any
lther ever discovered for the speedy and ccr-
ein cure of Intermi,tents is, that il contains
40 QuiiIine or mineral. consequently it pro-
ilces no quinisin other injurious effects
,hatcvcr upon the constitution. Those cured
by it arc left as healthy as if they had never
had tho disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequences
the mia matte poison. A great variety OF
iisordcrs arise from its irritation, among which
re Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headnche.
}hndr esS, Toothache, Earache. Catarrh Asth.
IA Prlpitation, Painful Affection of the
plarn. Mysteries. Pain in the Bowels, Colo,
'afal ysis aud Derargement of the Stomach,
al of which when originating in this causes'
mt on the intermittent type, or become periods
cal. This {" CuRE" cxpcls the poison from
ne olood, and consequently cures them al
like. 1t is an invaluable protection to immik
rants ard persons travelling or temporarily
rsiGing IN the malarous districts. If take
ecasioually or daily while exposed 10 the in
cet.nn, that viii be cxcrotcd from the system
nd cannur accumulate in sufficient quantifyy
ripcn into disease. Hence it Is even more !
-aluublc for projection than cure. n,ld few will
yer suffer from lntorInittcrts, if they evail
hcinsclvcs of the protection tits remedy Il.
rl3.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
Il EROSENE OIL & LAMPS.-THE OIL AND
IN Lamps may be found ut 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 TO have, ut night, BRIL-
lANT, CHEAP, CLEAN AND SAFE LIGHT.
Sperm Oil Is not only dirty and unpleasant but very
expensive, while candles, Of whatever kind, liable
TO the samo objections in still greater degree
Camphcne and burning fluids not only expensive,
BUT so EXTREMELY DANGEROUS, that no
prudent person will them at all; that, in fact
material HIS heretofore been offered TO the public
capable Of producing such light as KEROSENE on
IL gives better and brilliant light than any
other substance known at less than half the cost
Of candles, and is six times cheaper than burning
fluid, and Is entirely cleany, gires out odor rH
not congeai in any climate and is perfectly safe in
any hlnls-it being impossible for II to explode TO
be suddenly inlamed.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
OUR COAL FIELDS.

There is little doubt but that the Coal
Fields of Michigan will yet prove as
valuable as any in the Union. They
cover at least one third of the entire
Lower Peninsula. On the Shiawassee
river, about twenty miles above here, a
shaft was sunk only twenty-eight feet
which passed through one vein of Is
inches in thickness, another of "a inches
and terminated in a vein six feet in thick
ness. The quality is said to be nearly
equal to the best Briar Hill. Coal has
also been found on the Flint and Cass
rivers, but as yet no shafts have been
sunk. Prof. CHALLIs, an old and expert
enced Geologist, in exploring on the Cass
this spring, found and brought down with
him quite a number of specimens of
Camel Coal. He says it is of very fine
quality and he has not doubt but that
it exists in very large quantities.
Here is fine field for improvement,
with our facilities for shipment to all
ports on the Lakes, and with the ease
with which the Coal can be raised, it
would seem wonderful that it has lain I'M
occupied so long. AT Jackson, in this
State, the miners are obliged to go. some
ninety feet deep, while ours, is fully equal
in quality. Our mineral resources arc
however becoming known, and more at
tention has been devoted to explorations
within the last six months, than during
the six years preceding.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
Aome Skaters.


The Directors are pushing this work
ahead with the energy Characteristic of
the men engaged in it. They have al
ready erected the building and tower
necessary to enable them to commence
boring, have procured an engine and
boilers, and have namber of men en-
gagged in making drills and other ma
chinery for the work. They will get the
drill at work about the 18th inst after
which the boring will progress as rapidly
Is possible, until the question is settled,
at least as to that particular locality. 1t
is not supposed they will be obliged to go
over 400 feet deep to find the requisite
strength Of brine, but as no shaft has
been sunk in this region at any time, il
is impossible to tell the thickness of the
underlying rock. There is every conf
dence Of success on the part of the Di-
rectors. In fact there has never been but
one opinion expressed by those qualified
to judge on such subjects and that is
that there is no doubt but that we are in
the centre of a great salt basin extending
either way with radius of from ten to
fifteen miles, and perhaps even greater,
After this Company have determined the
thickness and kinds of underlying rock
the geological formation will be better
understood,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

From a Merchant If 0aiioa. o., Oct a. 1855,
DnsH SUI Ny Wiz hSf been sie,ea Nv. years WIN
She had used Jaynes Exprctoran Liversor, ani Tar.
more n@ q ,T her s She then taking var aash
and GGo;u%pcn sSrGP aid Ssr s'i2s Sye 6'luss
other memhers Of my family for seye,e coagl, and
il Is the hest medicine now 10 u.s.. Ny grandson was
afflicted with disease Of the lungs TOY wri The DOS.
also cured him blsetsm e ih. olsee q ctS'l
OF the syrup benefited hin 80 much n he AZ work
again. hsye doubt another bottle viii perfect the
nioted 10 lose no ilne O. giving this msd ,ria.
Respectfully yours. M BARLOW.
Life of a Member of tn, indiana Legislst ure
sved.-M-ssrs. A. Fisher : Co. Ct Ligonier Ind say
Your coSsh and Consumption Ssage zap ly hs.
alive % NoS COUNTY RG was confined II, 6e WIN
consumption. Ills physician aud friends c'iey,d thai
ihe nsrq Mentality % syrup he b. been restored
ESQ Of that v'cniiy, afflicted with Lang Ever
yhieh le him Win dangerous IoIg tsss sais sas
soon restored TO his a c"sto ued health.
Rem rk.b cas-, Of H eliza Consumption,
This c-rtnes that wife a0i'c'rd abnni' eight
menus en de- T. n h"d =, a IS
w had no exp eato o. hSr re over, a. her f'hr
her dise-e wa evidently ,iniar to th'rs. Alter he
st'ntiy iilng She eSms'erce n-iag - Jo as Cough
ana Consumption syrup Th . very % n cgr.d Ter
fS I. With li ,srrsDi9G nix sssy T y,aTs
ngi ult1 spitt ug OF blood JACOB PULSE.
fuRr SssEUA D
@ ug and Pain IN the Site Of Five Year
StsndinB u cd I was afflicted with q cough and
pain Ia inv side aud breast five wears. During three
years celN able sufficient to life
uplnyed four or Aye physicians who unable
give any relief My disease considered incurs-
bic. Fortunately toik st Johns Couga aud Cun>ump
ton syrup. which has restored me 20 perfect heath.
After taking TIE medicine week. I enjoyed excl.
lent appetite JOHN VI. KiiCuER Tiniu, y.
Infant Cared WHEN INV child few weeks old
II took cd. which settled up its lungs The
cough cUnti ue,l about tie cnid having in the
mean time IN. hopping cough We gave H. grea;
rety 81 medicines. "f whis OF +pparcy
benefit lin lily induced, from the strong reco,
rnsndaion nf several uf friends, 70 Try 81 Johns
Cough and COnsuii pon Syrup. wi,c. Effected
j. FLACGtIE3, Fort Rail. D.
Sold BY al Medicine Dealers, who will furnish ST
JONAS Aimnnacs gratis. l. H. ~. John & tio.. Tc.r
(hty. o.. General Agents fnr the Western So
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

e. At the solicitation of our friends
here we have issued the first number of
the Courier few weeks sooner than we
had intended. We shall however de-
lay the next issue until we are fully
prepared to go on with the series, which
will be early in July.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

Our ADVERTISEMENTS this time
we can only call attention to the favors
Of our advertisers Gas a nation" The
lads" will be found floating about "mis-
cellaneous" in this paper; by-and-by we
will try and "close up the columns and
give them a "first rate notice" all around.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

TERMS
ATLAS A ARGUS (wEEKLY) = One dollar per
annunl invariably IN advance.
flf2- No subscriptions for tho Weekly viii be re-
ceiyed unless paid IN advance
To any once who will send ns u new subscribers
for the Weekly papers to be sent TO one address :
we win allow a compensation OF 81 or for % new
sus ribers, to address, we will allow -; or, ue
irW send 10 club, TO address, ~ Weehiies for
$40. and 25 Weekiies for $50.
ATLAS 4 ARGUS (DAILi)-six Dollars per an
mum in advance.
ATLAS & ARGUS (sruI-wEEIY) : Three Dol
lars per nnnum, in advance
To any enc who viii send us five subscribers
for the SEMI WEEKLY, package 10 be sent TO adj
dress we will allow fifty cents for each subscriber
and for ten new subscribers package to be sent Il
one address one dollar for each subscriber; or, ir'
trH send tIro Semi Hsekiies 20 address for 50
an = ten Semi WeeklieS 10 one address for $50.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
"a I'll THE PURPOSES or 4 FAMILY PHYs!o,

COMPOSED that discaSe within the range Of
heir action cau rarely yithstand or evade them.
heir penetrating properties search, ard cleanse,
md in,igoretc ,,cry portion of the human organ
lri, correcting its discascd action. aud restoring
. hcalshy ,itliiics. AS consequences Of these
'rcrerics, the invalid WHO is bowed down with
vain or ph, seal debility is aStonishcd TO find hs
leal'h or cnurgy restored by a icmcdy at once ~
simple and invilirg.
Not only do they cure tho everyday complaints
II every body, hut also many formidable and
dangerous discusses. The Eycnt below nemed IL
lrased 20 furnish gratis NJ, american Almanac,
oitai'rg certificates OF their cures and di-lctiobs
'or tncr use in tie following complaints: Gostste-
tess, Nct ttHiT Htrfi5ctc tDfsiag from disoricre6
tomcsb, Aa.scn, Indigestion. PAN sn and No,tid
i.1cfion ~ H.e Boneis. fiofnic,cv. Loss Of A,pe-
-, J1uf~e, and ether Kindred complaints.
sizing from low state of the body OF obstruction
4 is functions. Thcv are an excellent alterativs
ior the renovation 81 the blood and the rsstora-
ion of tone aud strength tc the system debilitated
~ disease.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,

,oughs, Colds, lnilucnzn, rfoarseneso.
sToap, bronchitis, Incipicns Consump.
Ton, md TO- :hc gsiissS q" s.crcs a. ~
discnee.
So vide Is tac ncli Of - usefulness ard % NJ
mercus tho eases Of its cures, that aln,oek
aysry section of country ahvunds In persons pub
ICY known. who have been restored fiom alarming
aud esen desperate diseases OF tho lungs BY In
isc. Wien once tsicd. It's superiority over every
,ther medicine u ifs kird is too apparent TO Escape
saiion. and where its virtues arc known, the
pill: TO longes hesitate what nntidotc to employ
OF the distressing and dangerous affections Of The
nr!,nonasy organs that Incident TO our cir1otc-
While many interior remedies thrust upon he
community have filled and been discarded. thi1
sas gained friends by ever. trial, conferred bene1>o
IN the afflicted they can rrver iorpcts and pr
is'eed cures too numerous aud ~ remashnfIe -
&c forgotten. 41ff.1.
DR. j. G.. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL, Mas.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

The owner said he would willingly give ten d'ars 10
have ~ removed. but thnught " could not BE- done
would recommend every family 10 keep this valuable
preparation on hand. Farmers aud oil,e = having
advantage from so doing. BENJAMIN nUDDi y.
Near Meimorc, Ohio.
This cerfes that my son suffered great deal with
frozen eet about fifteen wears. tried VERY thg hnt
seemed cnlated 10 afford relief Without benefit until
plicaticns of which effected a thorough cure.
ut. kurcnkSyILLE Ohio. ELIAS TWlGGS.
Horse Cured q Frighsuf wclpd This ess,I
be leg. feared would ruin lin. applied ~ Johns
Lininent, and perfect cure was sonn effected. -
WM. II. BURNE T,nin, Dido.
windgalls and Severe cut u had horse tAa,
had large vndgal upon each hud leg shout six
Cess. finally applied 81 Johns Iinimcnt three times
week. fOr about months bHthed very thorough
". and sfcr each application heated IN tie inin,ent
with hot shovel uniil dry. thorough cure was rf-
feccd. ow about two years since, and there has been
no indication II their returning upon one occasion,
letmy slip, and cnt gns 10 NY horse fhrse u che.
In length and inch ~ depth. We ted M the wound
a. possible. and bathed with the Lniinent. by
which very rapid cure was effected.
J. MrNEEN. Watson Station. Ohio.
lump removed from Horse sad Lemeness
Cured-air John Beard. near THIN Ohio. had horre
with lump upon his ley about The Of hens eng.
IL finally became lame that be coud not be used.
and scarcely able 10 walk. Ny Lnimcrf rp-
piled rnd soon removed the lump and enecud = tho
rough cure
Sold BY all MEDICINE Dealers. who viii furnish 81.
ychn's Aimanacs gratis. !. L. st. John A Co., TIE,
ci,z' o, rrrsssl Agent, for the vessefn States.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

consider 81.
Johns Imminent
far sups rior 70 any
medicine for the
same purpose I
have ever known.
either ttr man or
beast. II removed
n lump about MS
large as INV double
fist. Of tx weeks
Standing nom a
neiyhhor's hcrs~.
u was supposed 70
have been y o.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
NOTICE.

THE AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION COM
place, from BUFFALO via CLEVELAND and
DETROIT scmi-monthly
Rates of Freight from NEW YORK 40 cents per
hunlrc on light Goods and 50 cents on heavy
Goods.
From BUFFALO $3.50 per ton, from CLEvE-
per ton.
Er2~ These Propellcrs hare good accommodations
for Passengers isho uW be carried at ior rates Of
Fare.
JOHN DERBY, Ag'i al Eas. Sdgindic.
CATLfN & ERWIN, Detroit
T. NJ BOND, Cicreiand
j. q. EVANS, BqGalo
FRANK LEE, Mar York
Els, Saginaw, April Fl, 1859.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

DAILR0AD IRON COMING AND 20 PER CENT
II on STOCK WANrEDl II being reduced 10 a
certainty that the lint and Pere irqucte Railroad
rs to be speedily built, would, by way of jogging
your memory, say TO all who owe me for Gro, cries
and Provisions that they viii 10 especial favor
by calling at tho Captains O,o and settle their TO
counts. In their failure to DO 50, j shall have tho
politeness TO call on them through stephen s. Fall,
and no mistake. L. MUMFORD.
East Saginaw, juno II 1859.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

Annexation, not OF Cuba.
DUT A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,
ID IL annexed to the subs-ribcr's former stock OF
floods, which will enable him TO supply the wants Of
his former customers at sush prices viii induce
new onos 10 givs him call at his "Ready Pay
Grocery and Variety Siorc" wator Street Eve doors
south Of Brick Block J.s WEBER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT----AP-
POINTMENTS


POINTMENTS.
1T HAVING BECOME NECESSARY BY TIE
i provisions of an Act of the Legislature, amend
ing an Act entitled San Act to define the limits,
jurisdiction and powers Of Circuit Courss," to change
the time of holding the terms of the Circuit Courts in
the Tenth Judicial Circuit, 80 to remedy the term
appointments occurring at the 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 1859 and 500, as follows:
MIDLAND C0UNTY-The second Tuesday in Jan
The second Tuesday in July
SAGINAW COUNTY-The second Tuesday in March
The first Tuesday in June.
The first Tuesday in Sept.
The second Tuesday in Dec.
BAY COUNTY The fourth Tuesday in April
The fourth Tuesday in Sept
GRATI0T COUNTY.-The third Tuesday in Jan.
The third Tuesday in July.
ISABELLA C0UNTY-The fourth Tuesday in Jan
The fourth Tuesday in July
IosCO COUNTY The third Tuesday in May
The third Tuesday in October
ALPENA C0UMTY.-The fourth Tuesday la May
Tho fourth Tuesday in Oct
Dated at Msdland City, February 26 1859.
w. L. W00DW0RTH, Circuit Judge,
Tenth Judicial Circuit.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16

EuPHouIoUs. - The following is the
superscription of letter mailed from the
Post Office in this city
Messes.
Ne-pe-nis-sey
Kah-ke-kay-kahpowle
Ke-we-kish-kum
Mack-ke-to-we-sey
Mick-sin-noh-pay
Pere Marquette
Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-16
WEBBER & WHEELER.

Attorneys and Comsellors at Law and Solicitors In
Chancery Agents for buying and selling Lands,
paying Taxes, &c. Office, corner Of Water and
Cenesee streets EAST SAGINAW