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Washington Items.
peciAl Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazetts.J
WAsatSaros, March 10, 1861.


FOREIGN APPO1ETAEKTs-
The appointment of Charles Frnncis Adams
to England, and ". L, Dayton to France, gives
great satisfaction.
Hale Of New Hampshire would have liked
either the English or French mission, but he
New York, aud Others, to the superior claims
of the gentlemen nominated.
Carl Schnrz has been appointed Minister to
PORTUGAL. The pressure against him vas i'm
mense. 3fr. Raymond of the New York Iones,
sud other influential editors, lobbied against
hin several daye,
HoA<E OFFICES.
Commissioner OF Patents Holloway, it is in
tima4ed To-day, will be transferred to rome
other position. Fogg Of New Hampshire is
understood to make personal point that the
conld accept, he vas forced to so TO New.
HampshIre, to attend to the interests Of the
ps1ty election there, pending #hich the prize
slipped from hts hands. I hare not heard
what disposition Is to be made of these two
gentlemen. Ripley Of Minnesota, who wns
to Berlin, ia not likely to get the Office, alter
ni1 His confirmation has been reconsidered,
on the ground that he WAS appointed to ems
bic him to forward European claims, and thai
his political procli1lties do not tend much tc
Repnblicauism. DR.. e. Fletcher Of Minnesotz
is pressed very hard by the Congressional del
.egation from that State, Tor Commissioner K
tie Sandwich Islauda. D: T. smith Of tn
game State is an applicant for one OF the bu
fceus under Secretary Chase.
The Republican caucus has Determined Il
change the officers Of the Sepate. Asbur.
Dickens, who has been Secretary OF TIM
body for some thirty-fye FEARS, Is to bb It
moved, and William Hickey, Clerk, Il" to b
eppotnted in his place The latter gentlema1
has been conn sctet with the Senate Tor tWent,
yeaza. " lAyeIy Of Illinois, VI Regdoads, Jr
oE Iowa, l. ID. Swan of Illinois, F. " Heatoy
have been appointed to s1,2oo clerkships i
The General Land Office, to 1.l c1istinc yaca1
10 James L. Thompson Of IndianopoIif
Tnd Mar< T3lton Of Madison, Ind, John +
Rann Of Springfield, IL, II! Edward Gallagher {
Ioulgsille, Ky., and August Thtreme o. Cleya
a4ud. sre appointed Pension Agents. Thoms
5enerson Robinson OF kentucky, hes been r
1noYed from lis thifd-cfaes:s 81 GOO eler]
tbip in the Indian uureau. and If
Jesse Conrad Of Indiana, has been a;
pointed to second-clasa $l,4U c!erksh
II Tho same bureau II Is understood that Il
new aecretarv Of the Navy has set his re
upon official prescription, and will make b
few REMOVALS in his depar rtment Of the Cover
Meqf, except ior okuss. He has filed sever
Vaeanciss WHICH e1isted- The nsral emba
rassments on the change Of the Adninlstl
ton are appreheaded ii several Of the mo
important bureaus Of the Government serYtt
resulting from removals and resignatlons.
me presumption dicision Of the General Lar
omce, nearly the entire force has been change
ana the important duties OF the Office are wi
aaacnty performed by those who have nev
Fas presumption laws sre numerous sud
, 1861-03-21
A FOOLISH QUAKRELe

The Dsmocrat and Post are having
quarrel over thc mighty question, whether
the latter Sheet vas hfibed to support the
charter amendments. We do not believe
the Paat was bribed at all. Nobody th7'otes
o,oay cash in these tight times.
, 1861-03-21

Eicate-tnvolVe immense interests requiring
close investigation and familiarity with tho
subject
NE CR1TTEHDEE.
. ME. Crtttenden left yesterday evening for
his home In Kentucky, to fight the battle Tor
the Union in that State, and to check the
movements OF the secesElonists.
OFFICE sEEKERs.
About forty clerks are required In the re-
fpecHve departments to read and file app1ica-
cations for Office. There are nineteen In tho
Post Office Department alone No important
Ohio appointments have yet been made, though
th ey are gradually being agreed on.
The pressure is 80 grent on the Preef dent
from the West that he caanot settle the rela-
tive claims OF the hoEdee Of office seekers.
Yesterday afternoon and o.dAy large num-
her of Western men left for home. Some con-
tinue to arrive daily, and the number seems to
be equally balanced. 1ndlanians are here in
swar1ns. Most of them are spending their
funds with pleasant prospects for returning
without Office in the courae Of q few days
Hundreds who arrive here soon become aware
Of the small chance they stand. Gov. Chase
ls oycrrun with o16ce-seekers as usual, and at
times, too, when most Of his official hours arc
required for the business Of the Department.
MI. 0ffutt who has resigned the clerkshfp Of
the Office Of the sixth Auditor, left for Mont
gomery to-day, to set In proper motion IN ef11-
cient postal system In the Confederated States.
Thome has been appointed Postmaster at
Fremont, Ohio.
MILITARY.
The assistant Adiutant General has had a
conference with the Secretary Of the Navy in
regard to the t1ansfer Of Major Anderson and
his command,
, 1861-03-21

rA7DI FOR SALR "A Small
T. Farm Ct u acrcs; beautifully located, one nile
west Of The Depot at tic town u Whsaton, Uu Pags
seshsr aving isrse sun d
VT Ell i cheap There Is good % snoEtx1sl r. House
it, fen.es also ne; large number OF fEGis and
trees pIsnted hatd.s plenty sf wateF III proposed
seIl 1t EoTa.n- treF, th the eto7E. coskitug
Or horses. \ COWS and CALI ! hogs and poultry.
Wag oEs harnrs,, sed5 nnd Al ne Usual aErIcuura!
Good aupaly Of produee and vegetables on hand Any
to worE On without further outlay fer tie purpose
Apply 70 JOHN Z. RUHL. Wheaton, Ills, nh!l15l
, 1861-03-21

CHICAGO, Msrch 20, 1861.
T1os. B. BRYAN, ESQ:
We tske this occasion to inform you that ut
a large and enthusiastic meeting held at the
rooiits Of the Young Mems Association last
evening, Tor .he aurpcEe OF nominating aii or
position ticket. you were unanimously uomi-
nated for President. We we're aware hist you
hat declined becoming candidate prior to
the meeting, but the meeting took upon itself
tho responsibility Of overruling your objec-
tious. And, indeed, had your objections been
considered tenable, we co1l3d not resist the
temptation Of placing your rame at the head
of the ticket. We trust that Jon will recon-
eider all objections, and allow US to consult the
welfare Of the Association By working to se-
cure your election.
We have the honor to remair,
Very truly you're,
JAs P. RooT,
4 ]. AvEnETL,
EuAs- 7. KELLOGG,
W2i Il HING,
4. MAF1Esos,
- Committee
DRrAS HALL, March 20, 1861.
J. F. Root. 4, j. Avescll c. + KclIocg r. II.
King, and Andre Matteson, Eslui1cs, Norlna-
ting Committee, &C.,
GENTLEMEN On reaching the CITY this NOR.
ming was not q little SUR Frised to find vEat
you state, that despite my oft repeated earnest
and honest protest a considerable nunlbsr Of
the 1uefabera ofthc Young Nuns Association
had last night placed me in nomination for its
Presidency.
Having uace held the office KAYE 10 desire
for 1t nSsAlu, especially to the exclusion Of ac-
tive aud deserving members. nor would now
accept the canddacy, 60 politely rendered by
you, but Ter the urgent ASSURANCE that Ely de-
csining, at this jnnctuTc, would eubarrass The
ticket and its fran,ers ; ana for the further as
snrance that will not be expected TO cleo
tloneet IL the lea,t, my business engagements
torbiddlns it. shall. Therefore, not he re>pon-
sible fer victory OR defeat.
Recognizing III the ether candidate for the
same Office IN aeti:s, popular and honorable
opponent am encouraged to hope taat the
friends Of both parties respectively will aistain
from all personalities, md will conduct tic
brief campaign, not after the fashion Of politi-
cal equabale5, hut In manner alike dIsniticd
and decorous, becoming literary Institution
:. If know myself. gentlemen, tho Assocla-
!Jon has no warmer freud, (entireIy indifferent
to its ofGces.) than Yours very truly,
Tu0S. B. BRYAN.
, 1861-03-21
Quarterly Report cf tile Tenth Ward
Temperance legion.

During the past quarter this Society, rs be-
fore, has held semi-tnonthly meetings IL Ell
waras' Chapel, which have been regularly in
c7eas.ng IN enthusia5i1c interest. It las been
suec ssiyely addressed by the following elo-
9uent f1ienus Of Temperance: Rev: DR.. 7. II.
Eddy, Rev: DR.. Tiffany, Rolla A. Law, Esq,
G, J. Hull, E:q., Rey. J. Hartman, Rev, Henry
Cox. and Rev. Henry Whiprle.
BY an error in The last quarterly report the
name Of Dr. n. s. Davis, who has favored the
Legion With several most appropriate aud in
structive lectures, was omitted.
All these lectures, given gratuitously from
love to the cause, were equal in value to mauy
for which hundreds Of dollars are Eaid When
given in our public halls.
Connected with these meeting Juvenile
Temperance Society has been formed, called
"The Rsnd OF Hope" like those now 50 sue
csesfal in Great Britain.
Tue Legion, uniting with many other Of our
citizens, has petit1oned the Legislature to pass
8 Prohibltory Liquor law. Tho expense Of
lighting and warming the chapel haYing been
generously borno by the Vice President, our
| only prcuniary ct,tlectioas were given as q
mite to aid the sufferers IL Kansas and to pro-
vide badges for the Band Of Hope.
SeVenty-nine new members have taken the
pledge Ia the last quarter, making one hun
| dred and seventy hint in the past six months.
| And our labors and example Laye, VIC are as
sursa, induced many more to cease from
I
I E. S. Wells, Esq., having kindly invited the
Society to hold its next meeting in Metropoli-
| tau Hall, and hoping greatly to eulsrge our
field of uzefulne::e, Tue nanle Of the organiza-
| tion was changed from the "Teuth Ward " to
! that Of the Chicago Temperance Legion.''
tet upon Is easrtar with I4a
termination to use efficient means to save
| our fellow.citizens from that destroyer that has
| murdered scores of our inhabitants in the past
| six months. Who that loves his city will not
Join us IN efforts to barrcade Inc why to the
! drunkard's grave? Take your friend that has
been drunEazd and bring him to tho next
meeting at Metropolitan uall, en- Monday,
April lst, at O'Clock, and hear the Rev. Dr..
Boyd Of this city, and with that friend take the
| solemn p1:dge aud save many widows son
from the drinking places oforr city and from
the blood thirsty tigers grasp.
Of1ccra unanimously chosen for the next
quarter are Robert Barry, President; C. J.
Hull, Vicc-Presiaent; Henry Morey, Treas.
nrer = Haynes, Superintendent Of the
Band of Hope Jeremiah Porter, Secretary.
Chicago March CO. 1851
, 1861-03-21
Gbieaan Ttthutte,
THURSDAY, MARCH Il, 1861.

NEVADA TEHRIT0RX.
Gen. ]. ". Nye, Of New York, has been
appointed and confirmed as Governor OF
Nevada Territory.
, 1861-03-21
Nelu advertisements.

G. Il. 8cEITEM, -!detrtissn3 A9en., Gs Dacr-
tcTn H. IL c1:aottts5 to Taek;s AdrsTtissseasS cr
Gsts an. al tbs Ltad;n9 Pzoers Of tie iSorsAt56st
, 1861-03-21

u ARE CHANCE. The Adver-
gsin class stock Of from s. 600 to x1 worth CT
Boots and saoes With h1tuIss complets, now doing
Selected. the l,cst OF the best til Chicago
THE store b. retained il applied Tor 1e1nls,
Vest Diyisicn. Address r. Q. po1 II a3. Chicago.
Mhalxlt
, 1861-03-21

LARoENT.-The case Of Lucius Phillips on
examination before Justice Davis, In the Po-
lice Court, on the charge Of stealinga coat
valued at SIS, from c. j. AspeIl, on South Wa
ter street, WAS continued to further hearing.
The young man is most respectfully connected
in this city,
- Savage's Urstna, tho only pure Bears
Grease, an elegant pomsda for the uaIr. The GER
uine at Sargent's Pharmacy, Randolph and State
street.
THROAT AFPEcz1oSs. From Rep. E, Ro,eley. Il.
u. President Athens Co!!ege, -AHens, Tsan.-"I
have fo1ud great benefit from the osa ct Browns
Bronchial Troches' before and after preaching, a.
tksy prevent Gcafseaess. to which am very enh-
ject. think from their Past effect they Will be Of
permanent advantage to me-. Several clergymen
If ny acquaintance to whom I hare given the
Troches have been benefited By them.'''
GasFl1-UREs.--The largest stock eye- edercd
in Chicago jus. received and for sale cheap at tho
Old Stand At "a Clark st. =. u. W1IhAa1u.
mhs06
WHEELER j. Nitsos'a SETTING AAcanxs with
GLASS Fooz and other Important IxPRoyExkS1s
at reduced pr{ces. Geo- R. Chittenden, Genetal
Agent {or ll1nols, hlscuuslns 4oHa aAu N0ttheln
Iunian4- Qfice 167 and 1863 Lake STREET,
tnhl4t8t
s AL should not fall to read the advertisement
Of Prot. Wood In to-dars paper. ml-1y
r. For ATT operation upon yoar sastb, or fos
rxn7Eor artificial Wcss q Aay desirable asy1e eal
| c2 D.. Alnaugh, No. IS West Randolph 1T.
| tsaa2n
/
! ~ Cook i McLain, q Dearborn ssreet, have
made their psI9c for cleaning and dyetng gent
! garment. less than any other house in tho city.
e4
81 SEQ advertisement Of "Hard Rubber lhgg
Trnss''-has cured cases Of twenty yea1s standing
IN tlfs City. R.161n
, 1861-03-21

4 GENTS WANTED.-s1.2 200 4
n yeae made by a7y one with SO worth Of
PATENT STENCIL TOOLS.
Stock enough fncl1dfa t. retail for $40 Send for
Circulars rIes aad Stencil to A. j. FrLLAs No,
IL Dttvn street, sL Louis, No. or 2I2 Druaixay
Ee.S York. ma:ix1e.
, 1861-03-21

ITO RENT The Brick Store in
chaynp.ign citE III row occupied bT Z. g Hrb:
bard. Fracr no With good stock Of groceries aud
1ae liquors 1900 cash bu::ess be done NJ I'll.
stand PaasessIon EtTen On Isl Of April IrGu1re Of
u. GAAS 1. ChaMpaga City. Ill, uk;:tixSs
, 1861-03-21

ITO G1aCHINISTS.-Wanted to
l. purchase, at secondhand. snail slds-rsEt
scrcw cutting Lathe FEn particulars u b. lat IN
writing aadteesel to M "at s. s. Millara, E1tutr
SIS car1 street, opposite Sherman House. u1ha11Ss
, 1861-03-21

The assistant Adiutant General has had a
conference with the Secretary of the Navy in
regard to the t1ansfer Of Major Anderson and
his command,
, 1861-03-21

w ANTED-nv r. T. Crane tG5
~ Bror 103 West Lake street, several good
Brasa Ftnlatera None bur urst class xorknaen nefd
amply. I,k2t1.ss.
, 1861-03-21

1ynYnnrfanf ThMefstnt1 Au1fEAE the CITY,
The case Of Tuttle. Green g. Co, against the
city of Chicago. has been on trial before Judge
Goodrich Of the Superior Court for three days.
It resulted yesterday morning Ia q verdict for
the plaintiffs Of $4500. The plaintiffs in 1858
were lumber dealers, having yard on the east
side Of the south branch Of Chicago river, at
Van Buren street. The city determined to
ohece ne" oltoso ac'oza @ao AAFes ~ 1
po'n', anu a'so ~ "ioen 'ne 0.1en ~ "e1s'
ng' but o"ang 10 some m1s1aho u noAae "
the city ofaeers, VINO thongns !. unheee7sa,s'
sns usual p1oeeealnss fs4nleu ~ 20" 'o- ~
eoiaef'a''A'''u - p41'"tU no. pAop, ~ p ~.
aSe "eso not saAeu Aae soass ~ -,
o'lusse auu seu'o' f'o.ee..on "' e w.,
eontiaeto1s-1ne e'ES iseeh u1u.alooA ~ w
tne oreosns' Aue "olA plvs'1e'su 60 q. oe
'lee n'ons1'9 - .ae eu ~ NV s~
u 'l' ~ eN1a 1,,>,l.sas, 80. ,.1.
w. p.s1 ~. .as ~ ~ ~. ] s~n1' 49, :+sa,r -as
sla"pAo pAop.- 49, -s ~ Tso ~ N,a;nt;as
49, A" ~. A4 .,.o,a a.st.,st,ons snts-rnn+od
-. ..1 .1a1 $50 ~ .:s.sa,,.. ] ~ 1sa.1-;,9 ~,
-, 49, . As.s-~aa ..1~ '
RI sr1,s1 . -raSe o,,, +on,n,. ~ thu ,,r.n,aaa and
4. ~, :. .-.o tsos.aa1a ~ fa- ;,3,,-- n the
1s.so.ate. rr.a t-ea1aa.aa ~ .1,a n,rt of the
~. -. sa,,aa ,.,,t fo~ nart IF 4he1o ~
ss ,S-,..as t..a ea't.soto-, a,o,s .rova "a.
">"0 A'e- eN~ =,
sponsible- LIS ma1n contfofeies ~ t1e e0eN
Was As to tie proper measure-o1 damages u
be allowed, and as to the sort OF evidence sa-
mlssib1e to prove damages.
.-.--.....
. ~ "n1 eusHao'ao.'e ".e ao0eD,eN
~ e1o 4oou'o VI lAe ea0oos'0IAoA teeeeAo05
evening, for the purpose OF nominating IN IL
dependent ticket. The tlc6et as ncmhaeea
is given below. Alter the ad1ouTnment'oi 'oi the
;nlnnandanfs a rneetine- Eae called for the
.-.... - .A., - Ar r,..o;,,oaet 4Fr
, 1861-03-21

WANTED-To purchase dwell
Grovsments to be loeatea ea<t Of stae and north Of
I%slta strSet or IN tbe FIN, Ward. west Of Ha*tead
Address rU!ecHASEN.' It Tribune office, giving
narue, description and price, rhf9s1
, 1861-03-21

.AMES JOHN-Ilain and Orna-
II mental P,asterer g Adams s!est Cheap, ,t } +
nof vho hare drstcssa buildings eora ne
can ap!log thss he y prepared e 1af4'5a Pes &
ia gicst elaborate design at astonishing o% P2ET
nrdeIa pY mail promptly tttaRdeo eo' 1ssst1
F, o. Boz 1159- T..
, 1861-03-21

PERsoxAL-Thc Christian Times says 1--WE
1ea1n that Rev. r. Z. Green Is slightly better.
His recovery has been for SONS time almost
deapaired Of. His friends now began to cherish
i lIftle hope, Let him be remembered IN The
prayer Of Gods people" -. =
, 1861-03-21
THE CITY.

LIGHT WonK-Tho Polico Court dock gave
only two petty cases yesterday.
, 1861-03-21

~ MIRASOLE'S DANCING
~ ofv,a,son and Eis1k ss9 -*nt-aaea On e5aa1tn
Ciasa open Ut al tines ios 6e9I4aasas
CulIDRzTa Ct3s3 3s,if95ra e.SiE5 Saturday. Pa
rents o9as Ssehnlsri and .1hlY every Tue sdAy
FL r. ~ ent II 1esn los and no person. admit-
" <.aced ~ seho1AEe.' ees' a1a
, 1861-03-21

WANTED-Agents to sell an en-
~ tira new ar,1c1a through tho cttiss arl co7r-
I'll aEeaa can qaks iroR sst, slo2ss asy ia s*1li.
lar News Agent. Post Ma: trs and Travelling Agents
c{n make money Ia selling these goods Fur paFtien
lArs ssud add1e.s with one ttrse cent stapto LANES
L CO. I2a Lake gtreEE Chicago III EA2I.dhE
, 1861-03-21

NEwa--McNally d Co., 81 Dearborn street,
have Just received for March, "Cornhill" and
"Temple Bar" Magazines" Chambers jour
nal" and late English papers. Also Beadle's
Dime Novel No. 10. ALI the papers and mag
azines Of the day, may be found On Macs
we'll laden shelves.
, 1861-03-21

HOUSE AND LOT NEAR
~ UNION PARK FOR SALE cHEAP-Payment
tnsilnn d,Fn. hatnuee on long tine. It desired. 4
ur of :rses 1srnts5, wagon, COW ar forming uten-
Ais wpnM be taken IN part payment. Adarass ". r"
Post D11ce Rox 31I7. nnhrlxct
, 1861-03-21

i. Mr.. Cnttenden left yesterday evening for
his home In Kentucky, to fight the battle Tor
the Union in that State, and to check the
movements Of the seceselonfets.
, 1861-03-21

FOR SALE-A Steam Engine and
- Botler-Four Fo.se Power Havtng been obliged
70 pprehsse Mo5s poEeIfui Engin. ~ will sen The
short CREDIT Inquire our New t,tnce, No 40 Clark
street. tu2staits.l Or address by mail Dun SL0E,
EuA2!-s3t41W
, 1861-03-21

WANTED-A Boy to serve in
a. oGce: nns Eho ean core veil recon-
Boz no 6A70. In handwriting Of saplleAat. rshsixlt
HOUSE TO RENT AND FUR.
L 1 N1TuRE FOR sALE-House contains ctcht
rooms with water and sas. Rent $500. Elsgibiy 10
catsa on North Side. Fnrnitnre plain Ann haTiEr r
been used time. will be sold fer $115 CASH-faf
below caEt. Possession given 1t once II re1uf, ell
Address Bog 713 Post OE3ce Iua5l1Ss
, 1861-03-21

~ Cook & McIain, q Dessbo7n n street., hsye
made their psIcc for cleaning and dSetng gents
garments less than any other house in tho city.
, 1861-03-21

81 SEQ advertisement Of "Hard Rubber Riggs
Trues'-has cured cases Of twenty yea1s standing
In tlfs City. n;1s1n
, 1861-03-21

Native syrisn accompanying the Panorama. will ap-
nesr in nfsj ITAi cos fEME, and give Readings
Enn the Arabic ,ripsuFes E.Eau, and Poets. n1na
trntne. aisc, r7ost 1tnpresSSe!j, the Manners ant
I9eora nnen Il O'clock; to commence Tickets
os cents children Is cenH. TtekCns for tal1 p aao
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28
1861.
BUILDING.
1861.

HNIlE UNDERSIGNED having this day entered
a mto copartnership would respectfully announce
that with the best Of facilities and the advantage Of
. long end vorcd experience in The Carpenter and
joiner Business, they are enabled TO execute m
work IN the line promptly neatly and cheap. Our
motto Is
"E%CELSIOR,"
And we feel satisfied that we shall 30 able 10 rive
entire satisfaction to all WHO may favor US with their
patronage
Plans, specifications and building agreements fur
nshed" sash and Blinds Of II superior quality made
as cheap as any IN the city.
McFARLIN & DEITZ.
East Saginaw, April %, 1860.
j. " MeFarlin tendcrs bis thanks TO the people Of
tAs city for their past liberal patronage, and hopes
Tor its continuance to the New Firm. n39-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28
Citizens Of East Sc ginlw.

a ND Of surrounding country, take notice that
"a we, the undersigned can be found at our shop
ut all times 10 ACCOMMODATE all patrons ON the shortest
notice. House, Sign, Ship and Ornamental painting.
A!so Carriage and Wagon painting; Draining, Gid
ing Glazing, Papcr-hauging and White Washing
done. Being ourselves practical workmcn Of some
ten years experience, We are bnabled to guarantee
better satisfaction than any other shop in this part if
the country.
Persons DESTROYS Of having any Of tho above
named work done win find our shop on Water street
three doors below Bartows store on the dock
H. sag March 10, CO. o. l.. GLOVER,
n33-ly J. Il. BuRTT.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28
SAIL LOFT! SAIL LOFT!

w LIAM COLE,
FORMERLY of Detroit. has establsh.d n a.li
- Lott in this city, in the Cooper Shop, below tSs
SITE OF the lower Steam Grst Mil; where hs u prs
pared 10 manufacture
SAILS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
For Vessels, Yachts Fish Boats, Hookcr,. r~s.
outs; also Awnings, Tarpaulins, Canvass Bacs ~.
ders, &c, &c, on short notice. Orders soljcited.
k'N Saginaw. March 20 LEGO NJ
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28
HOOKS or ALL KINDS.

Miscellnneous, Historical, Law, School, Annals
Toy Books, and all kinds of Picture Books, and
Primers Tor children. Also GIFT Books IN series,
Rewards of merit fancy cards, dc, for school pres
cnts full assortment Of Blank Books, and Blanks
Of all descriptions Books Of any kind not on hand
will be ordered if desired by customers.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28
CON gers
MAGIC REGULATOR.

CURES NERVOUS DISEASE OF ALL KINDS
CURES CHOLERA
CURES CHOLERA MORDUS,
CURES DlABRUEA
CURES DlSENIERY.
CURES BLOODY FLUN
CURES CHOLERA INFANTUM, OR
DIANRllGA OF CHILDREN.
CURES VOMITING.
CURES NEIRALGIC PAINS.
CURES SEA SICKNESS.
CURES lINSTERIC FITS
CURES CONFUSION FITS.
CURES PALPITATION OF TIE HEART.
CU.ES NERVOUS FEVER.
CURES BILIOUS FEVER.
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DELERIUM TREMENS.
CURES any disease arising from arrangement
of The nervous system.
This medicine has become celebrated for its mild,
certain, Sqte, immediate and egcctaaL cure Of the
above Diseases.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28
Choice Family Flour.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to supply Extra.
l. Double Extra and Superior Flour, in onaptiticc
to suit purchasers; his Flour IL manufactured frou
the choicest varieties Of Michigan Wheat, and 10
warranted 70 give entire satisfaction. Also. RYE
and Buckwheat Flour Of superior quality. Bolt.d
and unbolted Meal, Corn, Oats, Bran, Shorts. and
Mddlings, all Ground Feed, In any desired quantity
East Saginaw Jan, I, 1861. JOHN DERpY'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28
A cuOTCE er0cK OF PAPER,

OF every variety, ruled and plain, of all grades
Cap Letter, Bill Post Office, Folio Poi, Commrrcia
Note, Bath Billet, C1orcd, Embossed, Perforated
Drawing paper Tissue DO. and every other ~ 10 ano
quantity imaginable
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEwELRV, &C
NEW AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Il. q. DOUGHTY,

At THE STAND or GENESEE STREET
~ two doors Easi Of lioyts New Block formerly
occupied by A. Ferguson, las just received a nov
md extensive assortment Of articles in tho above
line among which are
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-03-28

Envelopes, all styles, Blo,ting Pad, Muciloge
Writing Inks Rubber Bands Steel Pens Ink stands
Writing Books, Pencils, Pen Holders, States lnl
Erasers, Pen Racks, Ponknivcs, Sealing Wax, Waters
DC, sc, &c, and anything ia the line of Stationery
Of any kind not On hand will be at once ordered.