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Rock city Mills.
UNION AND AMERICAN 8ysINEss
NOTICES.


Save all your rags-cOttOn, fax, hemp, &C. and
send them 70 market, where you can realize three
cents pounL
The South wears oHt more such goods than TWO
such Norths and yet the North saves double the guam
tity Of rags for making paper. Let this he changed
hereafter Save the rags to make paper, and there
By save money.
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At ameeting Of The citizens of Upton county, Held
at Psytersville on Saturday, the 18th, the Hon
IsHA& G. HARRIS was recommended as the choice of
the people for governor.
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SPECIAL NOrI0Es.
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FoR CHILDREN rEETIsING,
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWEL

Vh greatly facilitates process Of tsethns, by soeung
gsms reducing all inhammatoR-Ei aay al pain and spa
xEsdic action ana is
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HONE MADE FURNITURE The undersign would
call attention of the public that he continues to keep
at his old stand No SO market street, large quaint
ty of ready made Furniture of the best workman
ship and quality He also makes all kinds of work
to order. He is prepared to mend and Varnish all
kinds of old furnish. &c.
All work done by him is warranted to give salts
faction. P. TANBLE.
dim
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Messrs GREEN & Co, No. G Union street have the
latest New York Daily papers.
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In Chancery at GaImesboro.

nRIscILLA LEE vs. lafayette lee Ct ais IN No.
IsJI-In this ease it appearing 70 ne uliN - 49,.
from compIanants ii l. verified By afadayl, - T..
ant, James Lac. a sdsntof ne 80 u5on him
90 mat the ordi,ary process Of laE cannot oe -
IT & therefore ordered By hat pnoi e.il9l =. -
consecutive weeks the Union On Anie "a I.s n - -
lere tls clareelor Of the Chalssy 81
son county. a. The eeur bovse y ne s - -, "a y, @
t1e ~ BILL TIE will be taken
Ro-s..-o5 srd act Ter hearing paFte - 10 hin.
iOr 0oHisS-'o' WM Il Bolts, CLERK and Master,
By Joel ". setiis D. c. 4 ".
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BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman and small family
desire to obtain board in the country, for the
Summer. within three miles of town. Apply to
iuly I6-dlw BORGFELDT & THOMPSON.
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lily NUEICEs.

BAGGNG AND RoPE.-Those wishsng to purchase
Bagging and Rope. would do well to call at JAMES
JOHNSON & Co. on market street. Prices reason
able. JulylTd2t'
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rHE Friend or THE NURSERY

fsFeRg from external lnjuris'
OdRpAens kspi0si0Hs-thsr
have this healing preparation
sore Breasts, sndq uickly re-
WORM, 90 PrsDGlsnt IN tx
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Fer the southern COnsederacy-
EE7E ar, nov ready t, GIL all arIsr' in Camp EqnPags
w viz:
Iron CaRp Kettles,
TIN Coffee keItles,
Mess PanSs
PIate>,
Cups.
CaDtesms
Cartridge BsNssAc
MCCLURE, BUCK co.
Manufacturers. No Is Market street
ulyI2-im nashville 4ena'
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE AmONS d EN IthODSANDs
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
UEAs universally grplanted all other On:rents and healing
applications in both the Eastern End Western Hemspheres
Threvr introduced and its i"trs merit is the true secret
Of its in all oGe0Us affections, whether the eaHss be
acciSsator di1SdsS
BURNS soALDs
are instantly relieved Of their anguish pain and naau
nation By timely applies ton OF this DaGT0stoHs AedsT
and the flesh is : By charm, bleEish CT
scsrren&ning. 3
THE Friend OFE THE NURSERY
Children are frequent suf fsfeRs from external lnjus
especially from FSaJ and CdaDAens RsDiosoAs-thsr
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly hand. 1t heals Brsass sndq uicky
moves the TETTER RING WORM, 80 PrsDG,sHt IN tsE
HHrtsrY
TO TRAVELLERS BIZ : SEA AND LAND.
The Machnist the Ira Weller, and every other indi
Vdual whose lot in life & throws him within the
chance Of sccden from ezpJO- so fire. Isis should
beSr this Magic his best and only
be his companion as friend need There are Thousands
Of living witnesses testify its marvellous virtue, who
owe sound limbs : muscles to its saving efficacy
DGLLEYs MIGICALPA : EXTRACTION Isl PREvEs
TIVE we'll IS oURBi
sgTns 11s s ssoi sdu al kinds
Boils, Frost Bites, scFofula1
Broken Brssst, Fever sOreI, sezryy,
Bites Of Reptiles, Helons, scalds
S SSseSed Lips, MsrouIsI Sores, scsid Head,
;Hbisins, Puppies, Small Po1,
5ramp, Piles, Tuners,
Contracted Cords, Poison, letter,
Ohafes, Rheumatism, UlcaTs,
diseases 81 the Skin Rashes, Venereal Sores, SC
sold at the principal DepO "A Broadway, New York, and2
and Charres street, New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT ( CO.
General Agent 1t be obtained Of ali respectable DaEgEl
and hro tbs United States and Canada
IpTRX 'g0-1 .tvkUIv
MRS. WINSLORSs
An experienced and female physician has soohin
Syrup children teehing which greatly facilitates the
Of eethiDg, by soening gums reducing all Inflammation
will alay pain and reguls. the bowels Depend
upon it, rothers will give resi- to yourselves and relief and
health your Perfectly safe in sll See Hdver
tssuent il another column oct28-ly
Messrs Clark, Gregory Co-GentI pu chased bottles
your Abrosal Oil, which has given &c tire satisfaction in
Collie, Toothache and Headache. - -
Oyruaton, Tenn. GHORGE 6TEWART.
Messrs oIsrk Gregory Co Nashville, Tenn Gentlemen 1t
gives pleasure tell that AmbrOsia Oil has given
great rsie and say than the Of any
other medicine
have used BALI Of your Ambrosa Oil,
the has Civ in Rheumatic suffering
without the ether bottle and hall for any price,
provided could not get Respectfully,
". G. PURsLEY.
Ringgold, Ga Sept 3d. 1859. apIi-dAW2V
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PROCLAMATION
ESUAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor of the State of Tennessee,

To the SFerifs Of The counties Of Madison, Hdylcosd
and Henderson in said Sale Greeting: =
TOU hereby commanded to open hold an election
at all the places Of hold Bg your respective
the LIST day f August, after having given the
e required by law tie election Of Judge for The Four
tenth Judics Cncuit Of said stse the vacancy coca
stoned ny the ignson Of John Rees and
OF n axe to me, according to lag.
- In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great Of the to be affixed AZ
IL. 81 Nashville, this 29.h day Of June A.
} 1861.
~ By the Governor: ISHAM G. HARRIS.
J. L. R. RAY, Secretary of State.
QUININEI
UsT received AndfOr sale 500 of choice Qunine
- BROWN & EVANS
july7-t 4s Coll eye ttIest, bsthTills,
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See first page of the Daily for late news from
Tpvas
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NEw YORK, July IS.-The steamer Asia with
Liverpool dates Of the 9Th has arrived She briuss
10000 pounds specie.
Cotton sales Saturday y 600 bales Of which spec
ulatOrs and exporters took 1000 bales, closing
staady
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For RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
of8ce. dec29f
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Depend upon it, r1Others +. WI give rest s yourselves
ReIief ma Hsal.h 20 ronr In7nnta.

Relief and Health 90 yOur Infants.
Ne Up sold this article fer over tea ysrs
OAN SAY, IN CONRIDKa0B AND TRUMP Of u, what
hsYe never been able Of sny other meicneNE
HAS 1T FAILED, IN SINGLE INSTANCE To EFFECT
CURE when timely used Never did instance
classification BY any who used IT. On the contrary
ton Of its magical effects and medical virtues We
this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW, sitter years expert
enee, and pledge reputation for TIE Ifaet Of todat
10e here declare In almost every instance where the infant
euHering frem pain and exhaustion relief will be found AZ
teen twenty minutes after the s5rupis administered
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of Of tbs
most experienced and skiLI Nurses in New SnglSnd,
has been used with neTer 5cstLtn9 sueeesSi in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Il not only relisvs child frem pain bat invIgoras
stomach and bowels scdiy, aud gives szs4,
TO the whole system 1t will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels and Wind Collie,
and conyusons which, not speedily rensied end
In DEATH We believe it the bet and sUFef remedy IN re
teoTd, In all cases Of DyseteY and DidfTAd is ChTs
whether 1t arises from teChing, from any other
would to mother who has child suffering from
Of the foregoing compsintsd0 a0s 1t your IreiNcss
fernG CHILD, and the relief that will GTe-yes a5sOl
sre-.o follow the Of this medicine timely used Full
directions for using will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the FAC smile Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York,
the outside wrapper
Sold By Druggists throughout the world.
Principal office, 10 Cedar Street, II. Y,a
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS PR BOTTLE
octSe-d tESyIy Z
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Wright introduced bill authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to issue exchange bills to the
amount Of slOOO0O,O0O. Referred to the Commit
tee on WAYS and Means.
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TRsAasr ha,s ysa Prof Nooas savsrssnsst n oas
Fspsr. Read III Il VII interest yoa.
maT22-d&Wly
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ady. Provisions quiet. COnsols

The Arabia arrived out on the 5th.
HATRE.-COttOn buoy ant, sales Of the week 2J-
900 bales. New Orleans Tres OrtiaGiTs ll5E Bias
1895
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TEyHF Stockholders Of the Nashvie Gas Light Company are
hereby notiaeI that dividend Of per cent Tor ne p
M ronth has ices Criele paid and alter me iutA
inst. JAS. IL AhNONAON' 9s@ie'-
Juiv
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bark, Glossy, ana
EuzuFlauG lAaEEI
EzOWI
By aag Heir,strees EaiH4iLl61s Restorative Don't
anything else your Hesd.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle scid sveryuhers
We. HAGAN & CO., PropdssOrs, Troy,H
See Al Advertisement headed,
GsYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
oct26-lydtwAW
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CORPORATION TAXES.
CRY Hall, Jupe 81, 1861.
YHJAX PAYERS hereby notified that Corpo
ration purposes for the 1851 will be due seeerdnq
to law on LIST Of July, and at they Col
ectorF Office upper epdo the Market House. and pay the
same the Corporation such that very
little indulgence he given Those pier sfed will please
take warning. A. NELSON, Collector.
furR9 l-Tr1
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NANTED IMMEDIATELY.
CORPORATION TAXES

Good Cook Washer and IOro, without nenmhranc.
"A unless known to be No One. Apply at this Office
June 25--lW
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOh
WAS universally suppIsnted all other OnsntS and healing
applications both the Eastern Western Hemspheres
Ehsrever introduced its iatrnse merit the true secret
OF its success all cTtGe9US GgectOt whether the be
dsciSsatoY dissdgG.
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Bales Cotton consumed
Cost Cotton CJlsue
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10

ScHMrTz's HARDWARE SToRE.--Antony
Schmitz, at the old stand of j. 4. Large,
corner Of Genesee and Cass streets, has
certainly most convenient and well ar
ranged establishment for the sale of
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Agricultural I'm
plements, and Miscellaneous Goods. The
main store below is well filled with Shelf
Hardware, Cutlery, Crockery, Toys, Fancy
Goods, and articles for the retail trade in
infinite variety in upper part is man
ufacturing department, and store room;
on the west an open shed for storing agri-
cultural implements, and on the cast side
an apartment for the sale of iron, pro-
duce, feed, ETC., with track running whole
length, upon which runs car for carry
ing commodities back and forth, with
scales, &c., convenient for weighing. 1t
is creditable institution, and we are
glad to learn that the proprietor is doing
romuncrative business.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10
NUMBER 10.
Nome aNatters.


LUMINOUS Country people naturally
look for an excess Of stupidity on the
part Of the Detroit Press when matters
pertaining to the ''rural districts arc eu-
cidated in their columns, but the Detroit
-ldoertiser in this line exceeds our most
sanguine expectations. Its estate items"
man has certainly arrived at the apex Of
idiotic simplicity in this respect. He's a
bigger fool than Thompson's colt. In
regard to the Saginaw region he gives
the following valuable Information
"The shipments of slaves from Saoi-
nav reach as high as 10000 yearly,
the price paid being $50 per thousand
There is timber en- ough in that country
to keep up this supply for twenty years
The stringency of the money market
does not, it is said, effect the business,
but there is little doing now"
The price Of one quality of slaves only,
Butts, is $50 per Nj. They are a very
hea W stave, not quite as thick as estate
Items" head, however, and there has
been but little demand for them the past
season. Pipes and Hhds., for which the
demand is good, bring scverally s26, and
SIG per Nj. But here is more ne,cs:
Saginaw river was closed by block
ade of ice last Sunday, asd the citizens
were in great CONSERVATION at the abrupt
tcrmin alton of navigation. On the Fri
day previous steamer got out with
cargo of salt for this city"
"Big thing" on the CONSERVATION y
The river closed up just eight days later
than last year. All vessels, except one,
which intended to lay up here were in
port and dismantled; merchants all had
their stocks full, and besides, we have
ample freightand passenger arrangements
overland" ria plank road to Holly, and
d.. Il. nj. Railway. More news:
"The track on the Flint and Pere Mar
quettc Railway was completed on Friday,
the 10Th nit. Ii will take month to get
everything in order, and the trains fairly
running"
The track on Flint s. Pere Marquette
Railway from here to within 6t miles of
Flint, is completed, and passenger train
will run in connection with stages to
Holly, commencing about New Years
d - i'"o" ,ara o;,bor EI;n, r..
Saginaw, or Pere Marqa-
estate Items? better get a map and try
and loarn something. The Adcertiser
claims to have been published 35 years,
aud the above items certainly indicate
that it is approaching the torn of second
childhood.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10

RECRUITING FOR SiScLAlR's REGIMENT.
VI. Woodruff, Sheriff of this county,
having been authorized to raise Com
pany for Col. Sinclair's regiment, the
18th, now rendezvousing at lysilanti, is
now recruiting in this and adjoining
counties. This regiment. which is one of
the best ofiicered military corps in the
State--R. w. Davis, of Pontiac, having
been appointed Lieut.. Colonel, and NJ. w.
Quackenbush, of Owasso, Majors fill
ing up rapidly, and will, it is stated, be
filled up to tho maximum number by the
Goth inst. Capt. Woodruff, whose energy
and perseverance, warrant the belief that
he will make thorough and efficient
officer, has been highly successful hereto
fore in aiding others to recruit, and viii
no doubt be quite as successful in enlist
ing men in his own behalf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10
Slave Property in War.-.Lette
from N1r. CrOSWell. .n

Tn the letter, which we publish below,
Mr.. Croswell reiteratcs and explains, with
great clearness, views that wo have often
advanced, in our columns, in refer ence to
the treatment of slave property, under
the necessities Of war. Mr.. lCroswell, in
clear and measured language, gives an
Interpretation to Col Cochranes loose
iointed speech, which We believe that
gentleman will be glad to accept %
The n. Y. Tribune, in publishing Mr..
Croswell's letter, attempts to give to 1t
an Abolition construction. But the letter
clearly recognizes the property in slaves,
when it proposes, to subject them to all
the liability of property; and distinctly
Irepudiates the flea of Emancipation.
We cannot better illustrate the dis
tinction than by case which the Tribune
itself offers. That paper once held doc
trines which denied the existence Of
property, and which aimed at the recon
struction Of Society upon the basis o
Communism, and Of "passional attraction
and dcvelopmontn Property is theft,
was the language of disciple of tina
school, just as "Slavery is sin, with tn
| Tribune folks. We all agree that prop
erty shall be held subordinate to the ne
cessities Of war, and therefore a Com
mander in the field feels authorized t
seize and take, and use and destroy prop
erty, whenever ho deems it necessary
But what would wo think of aCommande
who, following the advice Of Prudhomm
and Greeley, that whereas property an
the love Of property are at the root OF
evil, and offered the instigation and SUI
port of war, therefore all property shoul
! be henceforth abolished? To state sue
: proposition is to exhibit its absurdity
Let property in slaves be treated, ami
the necessities Of war. as property
houses, in horses, in breadstuiis, in mum
2 tions, in lands aud vessels,-make sac
4 use of them as the absolute exigency
warlike operations requires; but 60 n
y beyond. There is no necessity OF ai
It proclamation, and least of all OF proel
nations of general confiscation, whi
- convert an exercise of power in self-d
" fence, which the public morality OF I
'r world ustfiss, into penal iniliction le
Is elled indisoriminately upon whole pc
m ple without tho excuse Of necessity.
4. -Aibany Aryas.
We give below, Mr.. Croswell's lettc
a. New YonK, Nov. 20, 1861.
'" Ny DEAR SIR Your eloquent a
u significant speech to the Chasscurs, W
Ell its endorsement by the Secretary oil w
ur has produced marked sensation In
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10

Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel have
drilled us thoroughly in the school of the
battalion, and we hatter ourselves that
we are not behind our neighbor volun.
teers in military drill and discipline,
p Our officers are among the best in the
service. Col Stockton is a thorough and
able military officer, and a kind hearted
and pleasant man. He has been repro
sented by some rs being over strict and
tyrannical, but We have failed to discover
any such traits in him; on the contrvry,
he is kind and lenient towards us ALL
He is always willing to listen to any
reasonable excuse, when it would seem
almost to endanger his own reputation as
disciplinarian, His conduct has been
such as to gain the highest esteem and
fullest confidence Of the entire regiment.
He spares no effort to place his command
on footing with the best regiment in
the division, ''3 ~ ~ Y
Lieut. Colonel Ruehlo isequally worthy
of praise He has taken advantage Of
his long experience in the field, both in
this country and in Germany, TO acquaint
himself thoroughly with tho arts and
strategy Of warfare. He manages bat.
talion with as much ease and regularity
as most captains do their companies. In
short, he understands his business thor
oughly, and possesses the fullest conf
denee and respect of the regiment.
Of Major Welch, and Adjutant Morris
(of East Saginaw, / might speak equally
favorable if space and time would permit.
/ will say, however, that as officers and
gentlemen, they are admired and respect
ed by all who know them. tps
We consider ourselves very fortunate
in having officers in command in whose
skill and bravery we can place entire
confidence. Our company officers do
credit to their positions, and SO far as
Company "D" is concerned, we are fully
satisfied with our officers, and especially
with the Captain we are more than
pleased He has labored faithfully to do
his whole duty, and to make his company
the best in the regiment
But | am crowding yo-- columns IL
TINS Iesve- II save rrs-FVNso of comp AILMENTS
to the officers Of our regiment, it is not
for the purpose Of enlisting the especial
favor or admiration of Individuals, but &c
assure those having friends hero that
they are under the care of those who
will do everything for their health and
comfort that can be done in the field
More in future.
Respectfully yours, m
FRANK. /.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10
FROM SFOCKTON's REGIMENT
CAMP LESLIE, Halls Hill, Va.,}
Dec. I'd, 1861.

, Dec. I'd, 1901.
GRo. +. LEWIS, ESQ.,: Sir A rainy
day is generally regarded in most parts
Of tho world as natural and unsvoida-
bic nuisance, which must be got along
with in, kind of grin -and-bear-it:ive
spirit, patiently submitting to great
many disappointments and vexstions. -
But this, I am happy to say, is not the
case in camp. The soldiers seem to re-
gard an occasional drizzling, wet day as
q real blessing, for which we ought to be
devoutly thankful. q, OF course, in one or
two respects it is unpleasant, but in the
main it is a thing not to be despised.--
Every duty except guard duty is omitted
Roll calls, inspections, policing, and ever
dress parade, aro dispensed with, ant
privates and officers are allowed to em
ploy themselves in their tents as inclna
ton OF taste may dictate.
! On occasions like these letter-writini
is usually the order of the day. A fioo
of letters comes into camp every nigh
and to answer them is the pleasantes
a part of our pastime.
c Our regiment has been on this hill fc
7 two menths. 1t isa pleasant place f'
h an encampment, and there are good fisl'
IS for drilling near by. All of our divi'ic
T. reviews are held in field only few ro'
= from our camp. Gen. Butterfeld has
structod us in brigade movements un
,s we can go through with them as reg
TX larly and rapidly as those that have DO
q six and seven months in service. y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10

EEThe n. Y. Journal Of Commerce
putsitt thus strongly to the white-feathered
abolitionists who have no faith in white
men putting down the rebellion, and are
shouting for an alliance with the blacks ::
+" There is at length a party in the
country to whom tho name of white
feather most righteously belongs, the
frightened newspapers and their fright
ensd allies, who are shouting that the
armies Of the North, half million
strong, with Mcclellan at their head
cannot conquer tho rebels, and who de
mand an alliance, offensive and defensive
with tho slaves Of the South to assist oul
feeble forces This weakness has al
length run into absolute cowardice. The!
stand, trembling in absolute fright, anc
begging for the emancipation and armine
of the negroes, as the last hope Of tn
Union"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10

For THE HoLrpAYs.-F. Jos. Herb, at
his Jewslry Store, Gensses street, east OF
Cassiday's Hotel, has, we notice, an ex-
cellcnt assortment OF Toys and Fancy
Articles for Holiday Presents. He has
also, a selection of clocks, some Of which
are of very fine style and make, as wei
as Watches, Jowelry, and other articles
in his line in abundance, and selected
with taste.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10

ANTONY scHMIrz, At his new, Hard.
ware store, old stand Of j. A. Large, has
a tasteful stock OF Parian, bohemian
Glass and China Ware, for Holiday Pres
ents, as also any quantity of China, Tin
Wood, paper and other Toys for the Ju
veniles,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-10

ANOTHER STEAMER Our.-The steamer
Little Eastern is again out, after enjoying
the luxury of week in winter quarters,
and is now making regular trips between
the Saginaws and Bay City.