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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival OF the CALIFORNIA; Overland EK
nr6aa.
OxrER STATION, EGaTY MILES WEsr orr
FORT KIARNY August 10 1911


O1rxR STATION, EGaTT MILES wEsr orr
FoRF KEARNY, August ~, 1851.
Tho California pony express arrived here at three
O'Clock this aftsrnoca, bringing the following summary
Il news
BAN FRANCISCO, August 10, 1851
Arrived the 7th the steamer st. Louis from Panama
bringing $40 800 frsm Western Mexico.
Also arrived on the 10th the ship Winged Arrow New
York. 7th, bark Druid, Sydney sh bark Kathline Quill
ssy; 9th, ship Caroline Tucker, Capao.
The ship Decatur has cleared for Hong Kong with 900
1sSks q whs4f 900 sacks Of flour, and other merc6a6
We valued CO0 besides taking out in gold bars
$lo7 900 and sss ooe silver making total of 5000 ooo
The ships Eureka, Summer Cloud and Hurkaway are all
loaded with broadstu for Australia the former carrying
Is 200 bags Of wheat and IS 900 sacks Of four the
Harkaway 20 a61 sacks of wheat and the Summer Cloud
900 tons Of wheat and -four.
The following vessels have been Charlottesville ship
Asa Edrdgo, for Melbourne tho ship Tx Marvel for Sgd
ney the bark Lewis +. Golding, for -, and the bark
Constantine, with copper ore, for Swansea.
The ships Abbott Lawrence, Thatcher MagouD, India
man. Fearless and the brig Angenette the only dis
engaged vessels Ia port
The steamer Scnora sailed for Panama this morning
carrying hundred passengers and $s5S 900 In treasure
Of which $3.50 600 is for New York The principal ship
peFs of treasure are as follows:-
Wells, Fargo Co.. $3.50 GOO Segman Co.. 900
Parrot Co. .... us 900 Strauss Co... 81 900
Davidson \ CO.. $500 BF Hastings. 80 ,ooo
s,,a.s = o. '''' q, 80 =, ~ ~" 90 ~, 80
Sonnn. oo0 Ar az ~
TS caS,n W. - h ca 20 80 c,i ao''"
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s.r apd nhiIa %a,r,a;n En ~ ~ pn III. IN
pnrhan, can,a;p Wa,tas ~ " I. ~ 49, =,
Uiiis,nn orfo ,ov..r ~. W., u ". e,ney5 -.
T"nsr, v;r d $780, We ur,hm o I'm ~ 1
M T% O "- NJ "T, ". NJ S,;, =. -
Sa;, NJ I1,d me' m Sns,s *n ~ AMY - D.
n S.iar, n% , a. ias H. y. meheg
Rnbnssn RAW w s,d ''"AA Mai fo''er' "
pmsimss. ia .s,"ranv an., M rr.,or,o, oh,,n. h,
,,Lsn r,ocn sDcn M LIZ. w. " s% M,
better demand for money without Change in ra,ss sObt
ss. N NJ, W. ~, " W. az on'nee ~ i" T, osns
orow,ny dsnoston IN a,or. wheat IN rrss-snca 40 al,
inc choice narcsIs under sI AZ s,' 80 ~ '~'
SSorn ~ a. a,Warnn, mo.o, ~ co. r.,r.,,.. ..
recruiting "a ronv on for the Plains Three hnnIrsd are
hooked Tor infaptrv reomants and t,-o hmndrsn for
eevarv o' '"'~''S 'eS'"'en'S' ANU '"o n"haieo 'of
Ocia orders from Washington are not received by the
uovernmont ~ ~ ~ |A'
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THE REBEL CONGRESS.
the Charleston Mercury has the following -

RICHMOND, August TO- 1U0lr
Congress will certainly adjourn on Monday, the 1oA
inst, to meet again in November.
The question Of placing embargo cotton, tOleo
&C., said to be now under discussion in Congrean -
measure Is likely to be- defeated, owing to The want g
think 1t mpotic In the Confederate States not TO allow
arrangement between the United States and themselves
for obtaining these necessary articles therefore Congress
will probably not prohibit the expectation of these articles
The question Of laying discriminating duties upon i'm
ports brought South from Northern ports for the purpose
encouraging direct trade with Europe, will also proba
bly, be decided negatively Tho government said 70 DO
opposed to both these measures
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TO THE COTTON PLANTERS OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.

HkaAtioD'-
w. the undersigned, cotton factors OF Charleston n
view Of the existing blockade beg present paa
ters o; this State the following considerations
Cotton, II sent TO the seaports could exported
would therefore, accumulate in the stores and tho
wbarves for this the want or accommodation would 30
soon felt increasing the ordinary risks OF danger from
exposure 10 robbery and OF re and insurance would -
obtained with difficulty and At high rates. '-'-f
An accumulation Of produce in ports would bc Q
constant temptation to our enemies to attack and gain
Of it. and could be Of benefit to ourselves
II has boon suggested that foreign governments might
interest themselves sufficiently TO induce the United
States government to relieve the blockade at Of the
Southern ports ony to permit the export Of cotton
from that port We know that the planters Of tho Con-
ederate States have patriotism and love of the
at heart permit their cotton to DO
ported under such circumstances.
We, therefore, recommend to our friends, the cotton
planters Of this and other States to send OF their
cotton TO market until the blockade expressly removed
from all the ports of the Confederate States but TO make
arrangements store 1t carefully and properly under
their own sheds and gin houses .-.A- n -..E
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Mails for EurOpe.

BOsroN August e, 1851
ne mails per steamship Europa, for Liverpool via
Halifax, chose at this Office pevon O'Clock p. NJ TO-
nsscow and she sails al ten O'Clock p
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THE ARMY OF THE NORTHWEST.

There is hardly probability Of truth in any Of the
ruuors touching engagements between forces
and those under General Rosoncrans the Northwest.
We by late Northern papers that the General
Carksburg in Harrison county He had been appealing
earnestly for renforcements make up for the dsband
cd three months men who had returned home. 1t is not
likely that he has left hia very far down in Virginia.
He has probably retreated TO Phippi Grafton
Though put faith in the already received Of
collisions, It is likely that there active
ments going that m bring Sighting or
r. - Treating and this time satisfied that, il
t61E it& 1t will not be on our side.
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CUMBERLAND GAP.

DEMONSTRATION to the Knoxville Register, August 10
Asoh has been said about Lincoln sending army Of
Northern troops through Kentucky to this gap of the
Cumberland Mountain and TO invade East Tennessee.
Ezabethton In Carter county, seems to be the rad!ang
point for much rumor The OF this not gene.
rally known, except in the Vicinity Of Elizabethton,
where has been kept secret until recently There is
Samuel Carter perhaps graduate at Princeton, and 10
the United States Navy for time past is now be.
eved from statements Of his own party underauthority
from Lincoln, concentrating heavy column Of troops
from Ohio and Illinois, with many Union men from
Kentucky as he influence to join his standard and
William aud James, his brothers, OF Ezabethton, have
been passing the Cumberland Mountaa at different times
and places 10 ascertain the safest and
enter East Tennessee aud also encourage their Union
friends hold little longer and they shall pro
lection. William and James Carter .fo now both absent
and perhaps leading the Lncointes through Kentucky
lime prepare ard bring them back. they fear oppo
sition in the 81 they y choose to pass up sanay
river between Virginia sad Kentucky and entor Rasse
van county, Tennessee.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS, VOLUNTEERS.


The order from the Secretary Of War that all regiments
and parts Of regiments shall be Immediately sent To
Washington has given increased activity TO the military
Departments in this State. Massachusetts, has FIVE
regiments camp numbering In all from $500 to 900
Many Of the well drilled; others raw
recruits, just enlisted.
All these men can be sent TO Washington this week. and
some OF them may be forwarded Tomorrow COL Stone,
Of tho Ordnance Department, can arm 5000 this
week. One regiment will probably have Enfield rifles
another the Springfield red muske and others the new
Springfield muskets. There is abundance Of equip
ments, wagons, &c, for these regiments, and nearly
enough horses are in readiness.
The muskes brought home by the three months voiun
teers were many Of them in very bad condition Some
thirty are engaged in cleaning them, at cost Of
perhaps fifty cents to each muske These will be given
to the new regiments Some Of the regiments 10 camp
have already been armed, and others will be to morrow
The Twenty first regiment, a Worcester has about $50
men, and 100 recruits from the vicinity OF PittsRed
will join tomorrow morning Probably this regiment
will be filed by draft from some other regiment.
Governor Andrew at Newport this morning. but
was expected to return al noon.
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show yosr devotion to by making sacrifices necessary
u maintain IL.
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PURCHASE OF THE R. B. FORBES

The propeller r. b. Forbes, Of Boston, has been pr.
chased by the government and will be of immedi.
atey TO Join tho blockading squadron. She will carry
two guns weighing $500 pounds cach and tweotT-
FOUNDER rned cannon There ID but little do to hcr
and shs will DO ready for sea In three o. four days.
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THE REBELLION.
LIST OF NORTHERN SECESSION JOURNALS.


LIST OF NORTHERN SECESSION JOURNALS.
NEW YORK.
News, New York. Republican, Saratoga.
Journal Of CssnaAsrce, N. r. Democrat, ithicas
Day Book, New York. Gazette, Hneon.
Frseman's Journal, N. York. Union, Watertowa.
PrSttsviho News ,Prattsv'le. Gsoette, Geneva.
Budget, Troy. American Union, Haaootvie
observer, Utica Herald, Yonkers-
hgle, Brooklyn. Franklin Cazstte
courier, syracuse Democrat, Niagara
Advertiser, Lockport. Democrat schenectady.
Union, Troy. CaEstte, Malone.
Herald, sandy HILL Sentinel, MaYvihe.
NEW JERSEY.
Register, Paterson. Journal Belvidcre.
American, Trenton. Democrat, Hpnterdou.
Journal, Newark. Herald Newton.
Republican Farmer
PENNSYLVANIA.
sJefersonian, westchester Christian Observer, Phha
Valley Spirit, Chasnbersb'g Democrat. Coshoctm.
Patriot, Harrisburg. Republican, Pttsburg.
Catholic Herald Phia. Union Wllkesbarre
Examiner, washington Eastern State Jour, Eastou.
star Easton. Herald Honesdale.
*Sentinel, Easton
CONNECTICUT.
Times, Hartford. Advertiser Bridgeport.
Farmer, Bridgeport. Register New Haven.
Mercury Mddetown.
Bugle, Council Bluffs State Journal, Iowa City.
Herald, Dubuque Citizen
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Patriot, Concord. STANDARD, Concord.
Gazette
WISCONSIN,.
Democrat, Kenosha. gee Bo.e (Ger }, Milwaukee.
Argus, Portland. sDemocrat, Bangor.
Watchman.
OHIO.
Enquirer Cincinnati. Democrat, Gallon.
Crisis, Columbus. EMPIRE, DAYTON
MINNESOTA. 81 2. iLe
State, Winona.
RHODE ISLAND.
Post, Providence.
ILLINOIS.
Union Cass county. Times Bloomington.
Democrat, Alton. Signal Joliet.
INDIANA.
Gazette, Evansville. Sentinel, Indianapolis.
Journal Terre Haute
VERMONT.
Spirit Of the Age, Woodstock
CALIFORNIA.
Express, Marysville
KANSAS.
Bulletin, Atchison.
*Destroyed by mobs.
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me neck Captain Thornburg, checked his iscono~sa
M Iorcea nam 70 surrender Some eight others
were captured, besides fourteen horses twenty seven
pkes several large knives pistols, rifles satces and
saooies "a TACT IL was q miniature Manassas affair.
Lieutenant Gibbs was the hero OF the battle Csntan
YaosaDarg had valuable horse, which Lieutenant gibbs
service Thornburg asked 500 for him. but refused to
let Gibbs have him a. any price The Lieutenant told him
ever Thornburg attempted to the Cumberland moan
tain on hrs helish mission he would capture him and
take his hOrso What he told him In Jest has been roa
i2ed. Lieutenant Gibbs made gallant charge upon ~
Captain, took him prisoner, and now parades his fine
horse This 10 but the beginning In East Tennessee and
unless better counsss prevail can tell the end
s man Thornburg represented as one Of the Leading
rsbelious spirits In this section. He found arms
against the government to which he allegiance; he
committed treason against the State and Confederate GO
vernment, and the full penalty Of his crime should DO
visited upon him. There Is justification fer
his acts Towards his deuded followers we have different
feelings. They "know not what they do" They have
been msled and deceived. and the victims Of mis-
placed confidence. The truth has been sealed book y
tons.
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many others have fallen even without nSS!'ce.
acubaya Ia at last abandoned by reSpeca.e families
The murder OF Mr.. Besc aud tho numerous sttdos upon
the houses other foreigners havc saced t. drvS Eve
rytody into this city Tacubaya has been several tfbeS
attacked Of late The hoso Of Mr. Grant broken into
ON the night Of the Both and many things destroyed and
others carried or Fortunately Mr.. GRANTS family had
prevouy moved into this city. On the afternoon Of the
9Th Tacubaya was again occupied party OF robbers
who sacked several houses and shops and then fed
large force was at Chspatepec at the time. Comment il
On tho 27h those people attacked the paper factory OF
Been situated Tacubaya and belonging to English
They commenced by firing on the director who re-
turned the FIRE and killed two and wounded Others They
then retreaed the director and his family fed lust
in time to escape second attack from stronger force
who entered the factory and destroyed all they could
The factory has been abandoned consequence OF
other attacks The director is about leaving the country
the fright he received at the factory making him afraid
The Of the arrival Of S Comonfort in Monterey
Nuev0 Leon has considerably excited the puro tho
rough democratic party Sr Comonort Of the abes4
men in Mexico Is certainly person to be feared but
hope he will contribute order rather than dis
turb the peace Of the interior of the republic that has su
fered much during tho last three years contest Il
is rumcred that orders have been forwarded TO Gene
raj vidaurr TO SEED him out of the country immedi.
ately.
General 0rtega has been appointed President ad interim,
of the Supreme Court of Justice
We have had multitude of reports the streets that
Gems Ortega and MARQUEE treating and that thew bav
como 10 terms that Doblado Huera (respect yey Co
vernors Of Guanauato and Michoacan had declared for
Comonort &C But the truth is no reanos be placed
In any Of these SaIigDy, the French Minister very
fair representative Of Gabrac thoegh clever and
this fellow filling the town with rumors hoping get
government with which he treat and gct through
tho Jeckcr business for SIS This job had u
do with his suspension OF relations than anything else
Sr Charles wyke, it ID generally believed, tn,
dupe Of Saigny In cutting relations for there really
little in his bringing upon British residents the
nifty Of tho constitutional party whilst they have already
the hatred Of the clergy Mr. Corwn has very wisely ab
stained from joining the representatives Of England
France In this against the constitutional govern
mens England and Franco now refuse 70 intervene il
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
BENTON HOUSE
LANSING, NHICII,
WIN: HINMAN,
Proprietor.

TNHE Benton House has recently been refurnishe
i in the M st substantial manner, and the Pro
prietor feels confident that he Is prepared to NEE
the wants Of those visiting the Capitol who desr
tho comforts Of first class Hotel.
The building is Of brick; rooms large andair
and situated in the most pleasant part Of the city,
Lansing, Juno 20, 1861,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
ASSETS.
sG,45l,slO q
LIABILITIES.

Claims for losses outstanding July S54 06S 76
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President
A +. WILLMARTH, Pice President.
j. MILTON SMITH; Sccretqry
JOHN MCGEE, assistant Secretary.
NEW York, July lst, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
DENTISTRY.

Q. WHITING, from Detroit, would say TO
lie those DESTROYS of dental operations, that he has
located permanently at East Saginaw, and for the
convenience Of attending to other business, has
opened an Office on Water st., at foot Of German st,
where he would be pleased to see all who may Aeed
his services. II
East aginaw, May 81, 1860, n44-ly.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
II Il AID II III | S

All parties indebted to the firm of
CURTIS, BLISS co.
Arc notified that unless they call Immediately at our
office in the new warehouse, the dock, settle up,
and make arrangements to satisfy the claims we hold
ugainst them said claims and accounts VIII be put
in process of collection by legal means,
WITHOUT FURTHER NOT ICE.
We are determined 10 have full settlement at
this tine with everybody, and respectfully call at
tonton TO the fact that in regard to enforcing by
legal means, if needs be,
WE ARE IN EARNEST.
And this is positively the LAST CALL.
CURTIS, BLISS Co
East Saginaw, August |, 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
Conger'sTonic Liver Pills.

Conger'sTonic Liver Pills.
These Fills are becoming extensively used through
out the country, and are noted for their mad,
though quick action ON the LIVER, and
Derangement of the BOWELS.
They Immediately
CURE PAIN IN THE HEAD.
CURE PAIN IN THE SIDE
CURE PAIN IN THE BACK
CURE PAIN IN THE LIMBS
CURE COSTiVENESS
CURE SOUR STOMACH.
CURE INDIG ESTION.
CURE FLATULENCY.
CURE DYSPEPSIA.
And are just the thing when a reliable, safe and
mild Physic is need Use them and you will
not any other kind
These medicines are no modern humbug, as il
to by thousands who have been restored 70 health by
their use. They are compounded uponpurey scen-
tiGe principles, and will speak for themselves II
tried according to directions They are warranted
to cure in every case, or money refunded
For sale by Hess, Bro Il Co. East Sag; Epting 4
Eaton, Saginaw City j ", Bligh, Bay City d. +
Foster, Bridgeport Centre; j. 5. Eastmani Midland
and by all Druggists in the State.
SEYMOUR BR0WNELL, Proprietor
Utica, NJ ichigan
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
I'M ]. B. SCOTT, Oil
SHIP MERGHAHNT Add ship BROKER.

WILL ATTEND TO THE
PURCHASE AND SALE OF VESSELS,
WILL PROCURE CARGOEs FOR VESSELS,
and Supply Vessels for Cargoos, Season Charters SC.
ID cling Proprietor Of six good Vessels, am prepared
ID to transport Produce, Lumber Slaves, Timber,
Rail Road Iron, Pig Metal, Coal and stone to and
from any of the Lake Ports, on reasonable terms
Lumber delivered to Albany or New York, at cur
rent or special rates
Office on Atwator, between Randolph and Bates
Streets with p. l. Price 4 Co., coal dcalers)
DETROIT n27 MICHIGAN.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
HHDNVI y I3"i " u INV aIlu HIsIIHs 50lIVi
NIELANEOTYPE & FERREOTYPEs
Merchants Insurance Co
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Captal, 100000. assets, $243, 010, II.

Statement Of The condition Of the Merchants In
si~ance COmpony May 25, 1853.
Cash ON hand and in hands of Agents, S2s6l7l5
State and City Bonds owned by the Co, $4,000
Debts due the Co. secured by Mortgage, 100000
Debts secured by Eastern Bank Stocks l6,70720
Debts due for Premiums, 79S45
Eastern Bank Stocks owned by the CO.. 7l9500O
Stock notes interest for bal due ON stock 100000
Interest Accountant due 4,3l7, 81
Total Assets, S24l ,0l0l4
Liabilities due 10 become due from the Co, none.
Losses by the Company adjusted and due, none.
All other claims against the Cos not over $4,000
y TIIOS. LOBDELL, Secrefary
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Comptroers Office, May %, 1858.
| hereby certify, that have personally examined
the books and securities Of the Merchants Insurance
Company of Hartford, and find that the Assets Of
said company truly stated in the above schedule,
And believe that its entire capital is safely and
curely invested. "
WILLIAM II. BUELL., Comptroller.
The above Company is prompt aud reliable and
policies will be issued by the subscriber fayora
bic terms other good Companies
o. r. BURT, Agent.
East Saginaw Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
C. D. PATTET
w. II. p. LITTLE & co.,

Bankers and Exchange Brokers, buy and sell Ex-
change, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, &c. Win
give prompt attention to Collections, and remit
drafts at current rates. Taxes paid for non-rcsi-
dents, and all matters connected with Land Agen-
cypromptly attendodto. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
BAKERYl
Corner Of Washington and German StreetS,
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN
JAMES IL. HENDERSON. PROPRIETOR

JAMES H. HENDERSON, PROPRTEToR
I prepared to furnish all who may favor him with
call, on short nl.ioe, with all kinds Of Family
Bread and Domestic Cake bal,ng also Butter Crack
ers Boston Crackers, Soda Biscuit Wine and Cali
ornia Biscuit, Sugar Crackers, Hard Bread, also
Graham Bread, which will bo sold as cheap as can
be bought in this city or any other place. Fresh
and stale bread always ON hand Orders filed dis
atohed and all articles manufactured Of the best
uaity.
PRICE CURRENT AT THIS DATE
Butter Crackers, per pound, by the barrel, cents.
Roston - "a "a
Soda Biscuit 4" +" Ga
Hard Bread, " A
SUGAR Cmckers. 8
Common Cakes by the hundred 80
Best Cakes, 90
This being the only place where can be found all
kinds of Cake and Bread, it is really the only
FIRS r @ As $ ID 4 x Z II y
In this section of the State north Of Flint.
Il Sag. Oct, 4, 1860. J. DONNELLY. Baker.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
Con gers
MAGIC REGULATOR

CURES NERVOUS DISEASE OF ALL KINDS
CURES CHOLERA. ssa,a /
CURES CHOLERA M0RBUS
CURES DIARRHGA.
CURES DNSENTERY
CURES BLOODY FLUX
CURES CHOLERA INFANTUM, OR
DIARRllGA OF CHILDREN. -
CURES VOMITING
CURES NEURALGIA PAINS.
CURES SEA SICKNESS.
CURES HYSTERIC FITS.
CURES CONFUSION FITS.
CURES PALPITArION OF THE HEART.
CURES NERVOUS FEVER.
T CURES BILIOUS FEVER.
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
CURES NERVOUS HEADACHE
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DELERIUM TBEMENS.
CURES any disease arising from arrangement
Of the nervous system.
This medicine has become celebrated for its mild,
certain, sqfe, immediate and efectual cure Of the
above Diseases
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05

TOTAL
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
PRINCE OF WALES!

THE PRINCE OF WALES, HAVING AT
Il last left shores Of his native hills, and the
excitement Of his visit having in measure subsidies
| am now prepared TO execute upon a more liberal
and extended scale than ever, Ambrotypos, Ferreo-
types Photographs, and in short every style of pic
ure now in vogue in the neatest and most approved
styles.
In connection with the above, have established
Gift Enterprise in which those sitting for pictures
will be entitled to prize where the price Of pictures
amount to one dollar or upwards l guarantee per-
feet satisfaction or ne sale. ii. N. EASTMAN.
P.S.- Mothers requested to bring IN their
children in the fore part of the day, 10 avoid the
crowd of the afternoon III. n. Il.
Isasl saginaw October 70, $500.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-09-05
1861.
FIRE 90 MARIN
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
Cash Capital, -Onc Million Dollars.
Assets, July lsr, 1860, eI,4sI.SI0 81
Liabilities, 5l,06S ca
Losses Equitably Adjusted and
Promptly Paid.

THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS herewith
/ present to the Stockholders and Patrons Of the
Company their FOURTEENTH SEMI-ANNUAL
xhibit of Assets and Liabilities showing the con-
ton ofthe Company on ne lsr DAY OF July 1860.