East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-11-19

For several years the Democratic and Conserva-
tive sentiment OF the Nation has been kccnly alive
TO the necessity Of being faithfully and ably repre-
sentcd by a frst-cass Newspaper, published IN the
City Of New York, adapted to popular circulation,
and welding wholesome influence throughout the
Union The great want has been and Is paper,
which shall sustain the same relation 10 Democratic
and Conservative principles rs does the New York
Tribune 10 Abolitonism and all kinds Of Radical'sm
a paper conducted with talent and prudence with
correct appreciation of the ruo principles Of our gov
eminent and fidelity to them, in all respects inst
class newspaper and yet afforded at price bringing
ii within the reach of the masses Of the People
throughout the country .Lf gfFpL
ALBASr 'ArLAs AND ARGus--one Of the oldest and
best known Democratic papers in the Uni'sn--bave
been constantly urged during the last three or four
years to respond 10 this demand, by establishing
frst-class Weekly Newspaper In the city Of New
York adapted 10 general circulation We yield 10
the wishes Of political friends and have therefore
determined to transfer the publication Of the WEEKLY
ALBANY ATLAs AND ARGUs 10 the city Of New iork,
and to issue il under the name Of fI,I
The New-York Weekly Argus.
1t will be published in quarto form II the size Of
the leading Ncw-York Weeklics, and We promise
that in its News, Editorial Literary Miscellaneous,
and Agricultural Departments in its Market Reports,
and in all other rspcets il shall be at least equal To
any other paper published in that city. While devo-
ting TO IL editorial services, 1t will also have
the benefit Of the entire time and constant supcrys
ion ~ Mr. EIoS CoNSr0CK for several years one of
the Editors OF the Nee York Journal Of Commerce,
n gentleman 81 recognized EDITORIAL ability and expo
rience. The Editors will therefore b.
Calvert CoinstoclS, William Cass-
sidy, IIion Coinstocl<,
With ample Adf tftial special assistance in the
oral departments Of the paper. ,7sr-- if.s ta.i
Next To u vigorous support OF the Federal Oovern-
mont In its present peril--the first great duty OF
slisaar IL.
sign Of the Editors win be To advocate Democratic
and Conservative Doctrines and N engra them upon
4 the policy and administration Of the Governmenti
| State and National At the same time they will
strive to furnish their readers the best possible gen.
era newspaper. The latest intclligencc-foreigI
and domestic-will always appear in the columns Of
their paper, and its Commercial Department will
embrace the fullest and most reliable Information
including correct and ample Reports Of the Money
Producc and Cattle MARI cts ut New York and other
leading points Of commercial transactions. Great
care will also be bestowed upon the Literary charac-
ter of the paper and such original and selected mr.
ticos, notices Of new publications. &c, will be given
will be likely TO interest the reader For the ben
eft Of that large class engaged in cutiyating the
SOIL wo shall give prominence to Agricultural sub
ects devotng TO them original articles editorials
and cations and carefully selected matter
from the leading journals Of the country.
The Editors may be allowed TO express the hope
that the knowledge which the public have of their
editorial experience affords the beet guarantee o
their intention TO make the NEw-YoRK wEEKLY
ARGUS the most useful and complete general News.
paper in the Union IL will start with large and
valuable subscription list which they trust will be
rapidly augmented, until the paper shall reach
every Pos-ofce, and find its way into every neigh
borhood. .. -
The publication of the paper in New-York will b
commenced ON Saturday December 9TH.
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THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY Argos will be pub
lished in quarto form, each number containing eight
pages, OF forty-eight columns, printed on new and
handsome type, in the best style IL will be furnish
cd TO subscribers the following terms, payable al
rays in ddrance:
Single subscriptions per annum, ....''.s $500
Three copies one year, $500 80. 800
Eight do. do. do. ......... ........ 1000
l.. Additional copies ...........-....Sl,2 20 each
Twenty copies 10 one address, -........ 1000
With nm extra copy 70 the person sending the Club
To any person sending Club Of 100, we will send
the ALBASY DAILY ATLAS AND ANGUS one year
gratis. 'e-aF-d 4. hn-- itf
Subscriptions to commence with the Volume should
reach ms by the LIST Of December. They may, how
ever commence with any number. Letters, whcthe,
containing remttanccs or otherwise, should be al
dressed TO the undersigned, Corner Of Brodd,ea.
and Park Place, lopposte City Hall Park NEw
YoRk. COMsTOCK 4 CASSIDY,
.'-t pr i' i..i '.. ..' proprietors