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out OF pflo Of rubbish. After di9eins htv,
out, they stood amased 70 sse that bs wss not
hts hair and clothes, and coolly said, .scoms.
come what are you standing here gaping Az
Load that gun thsrs.'' Al IL they went gain.
as II nothing had happened. Anothsr oficer:
no less than seventeen shells ssffks withtu
ten yards Of him. I saw the ground plowsA
ap In every direction, and yet not single
man was hurt,
About twenty of some men who had been
Ielieved from their xups, were sittinx xmox-
!ng and watching the firing In . corner, pro-
ssesed rom shot by the walls, when half Of q
uuss ,n s' snsL struck apd buried Itself right In
them In the least. ~ hats thatp" sske6
one: the devil knows, and he won't teil.'
,noimsIsatly ~, ,s.y responded another, and be went
ing toward the group, the Aux, vrh;y,fov ana
smoking. Wonder II that'll hit us ,''-
"tuess not, we're too nearit l.rn~k ,rsoe
@ tne sneI, living In every direction. Gu. forsu-
nateiy escaping them all TIE asoNfederate
powder was poor, "a also their sbot ara
shell, except that portion which ,hav snc.
ceeded IN stealing before the rebellion hroks
out. Their practice. however, was said to Do
coed. How could il. have been otherwisss
Uncle Sam taught them In hts un unparailelss
school at West Point, but with little thousht
that the teaching would thus be employ
ARRIVAL or rHssrBAxsHIp saxosIA-tp.c coxrs
DIRECT raRouaa AND roA vars ara uaiL A..
RAHG GRM1NTs.
From the New York HeraA, Of the lyth In.
stant, we take the folio wirt:
The Hamburg steamship saxoaia. Cap.a.n
Ehiers, arrived 1t this port Yesterday nora.
ing, from Hamburg, havin.: LEI. Ham burg at
three +. NJ, on the 30th sit The Saxorta
having come direct frosi hamburg. She
brings no files OF English pGpega she b 90
on freight o75 bales OF cotton aGd two ccm-
plete batteries. consisting 81 xtesn guns and
sixteen am m unition wagons, besides an I'm.
mense freie OF merchandi se generally
Messrs. Kunhardt a Go The New York
agents OF the Asnhurg american Packet
Company, furnish the fcile wing sxplgnat,cu
OF the saxSnla not stopping at Uowss: .hs
Saxonia, Capt. Ehisrs, arrived from Ham.
burg without touching, as - usaal, at South
ampton. TO receive nails and passengers
The reason for this extracrdiN airy course
whereby the conp&Dy ,uses the mail aud pas-
s-nxsrs, is, that the Saxcnia had on board
about 1900 tons OF arms and army goods.
with two complete parks Of artitiery co stst-
Ing of sixteen heavy r.fi I'd cannon, and that
twas Understood in cas-. The nj aver Of the
u. r. Government TO the English dispatch
on the Trent affair should not be satisfactory
to Great Britain, the Saxonia, Ia stopping a.
Cowes TO receive the mails, ID light nos DO ri.
lowed to proceed wita these army goods: 20
thst the directors Of the Hamburg n merican
Packet Company resolved 10 make sure OF
the delivery OF the arms and cannon Ia New
York, by sacrificing their carriage OF the
mails.
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rss..s. MASON Amp s,,Du1I -rhs New

Ngse1s. MASON AND Sl,pniL -Ths New
York Herald, Of the l;ih inst. ~:
Mason and Slicsl.. aud thssr Secretaries.
have turned up at last. Capt. Frey. Of the
brig Mountain Eagle, which arrived az shis
port laAt piskt. from Herm nda, reports that
ths Britieh ship- of W ar q 0iAdiator do aotisas
the kinaida) arrived at S.. 0sorge, HsNa.,
da, on the S,h ,nss., with the rebel emt4Sn.
riss The steamer ccAied and aAsled for 81 !.
Thomss on the 10th inst, where MA = And
Sitdetl would take the m sii steamer Tor E.r.
land The fetep6s Of these psrsons viii 10
doubt be glad TO isarn that they were q refla
health at last aceounte.
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litdvA Aoy utMe6 frank HiokJefca
111ned 70 deatA In New Orleans On tA1ovoo-
~ u ths lstA inst.
3. ~. HOUSE has .bsea elected Asyoy q
8ous1one ye8ao.
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Iuary l6. 1862.
FRoA 1AsT rEHNEssER.
take the following items from
willie Register, OF the 18th instant:
Hodsden, the fioateF for Knox aud

We take the following items from the
Knoxville Rasistey, of the 18th instant:
Dr. Hodsden, the hoateF for Knox aud Sc.
vier, was brought into the Con fsderate Court
Yesterday. to answer warrant for treason
issusd by the Attorney General, and agreed
10 give bond and security In the sum Of ten
thousand dollars Tor good behavior during the
war and loyalty to the Con nfedsrate Govern.
msnt, and upon assuming to pay the costs Of
the case, noiie p, oseqai VS. en- tered by tn Al
torney GENERA, aud the prisoner was dis
charged.
In TayIorsville, the Court House Of John.
son, a few days ago, a pole from which the
Confederate n V waved to the breeze, was
cut down. but Mr.. Batter informs us that
this was the work OF 4 lunatic named Samson
Grsss. The Union people of the town, he as
sures us. disapproved OF the act. " trust
there was no method" in Samson's . mad
IxcIDEsTs At TIE BonsAaoxsxr OF roar
plcEBss.
The following extract is from q letter
written by an officer on board ths United
States steamer Richmond, after the bombar
ment Of Fort Picksns:
I went, by invitation Of Lieut.. -, of
the Engineers, 10 visit the Fort took cir.
cult first OF the covered way, then 70 the pa i.
rape's and ramparts. ALI around the Fort.
sf ot ana she'll. On ,hs elacss, here snd d sre
are deep groovss, sading IN large hole.
whore there had been she'll which had srrss
The MOI; % va eIsat excavation. into Which
you could drive An OK cart Whoro The nrp-
lectttes have struck the stAn6ing walls. 6sy
nayy cnipped on patches Of the brick Wurf,
" = brick and not stono 1ors,) psrhars
signs o. ien incnes dsep. asd, where sAsy
rsmoved Aat In no CO.. haa any paTt Of ihs
forti0caucns received On inluIy sendine Is
tne leaat 70 vsAken u And thia afsar 500
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yTNHIRTY HORSE POWER STEAM EN-
CINE AND OTHER MACHINERY
FOR SALE.-I offer for sale, privately, ons
Thirty horse Power STEAM ENGINE, in good
order, at Meherrin Depot, on the Richmond and
Da1ve Railroad. Also, a Stsve Cutter, Stavs
JOluter, Heading do, Heading Pianer, Heading
Lathe, with q number of Saws Shafting, Betting,
&c, complete for manufacturing Barrels.
Apply to WIN. B. GREEN,
Richmond, Va,
Or RICHD v. GAINES,
Trustee OF VIM. J. Watkins, Camp Lee.
Is lf-eof2w
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LOST. OTRAYED. Aes.

osr BANDBOX Lost, November 9th,
isst on the Central Railroad, one large
SS.psK RANDaoX, with . light calico cover,
I.,ssi Mrs. A. ii. Seott,"f) coutai Ing one
- SIX Velvet Bonnet, tive Shaker Bonneta.
.n'ls,s,ef with B.own 80 use'aine; one Chfsd .
aan-",nsr Rat two Infsnts' Borneta, together with
ss-nsrs ladies svparei. TIE above Box ts sup-
sss "a hsve been put off ~ some station be-
,reeu s.aaaton and richmond OF carried TO some
r. s,,v hotels by mistake. suita BILE reward
oiI he riyeu the finder by forwarding the same
80 = A SCOTT, Halifax Court House, Va i,
s,.g he desired inform alton at this Office.
!, a2--3i'
--TgaY O0W--CXme 70 my farm in Hcnrico
n.rnts pear Jacob s. Atise's farm, some few
-. ace 3 dark red cow. LEFT ear cropped -
.rsea.ner is requested to come forward, prove
..,rs,,v pay chsrgee and take hfr away, or abe
~. u. ssEs'. ss asa.' VIZ" '''''''S JAMES DUKE.
xY0NEY FUUND-By a slave, at Uuipe.
Nj per Court House, about Christmas
f.,L (esth December J which the owner can
have by Identifying it and paying the cost
II advertising, and suita bic reward TO the
andar. JAS. q. BkOADUS.
~2,-s,.
NTOTTLE -nIiscarried between Culpeper
Court House and Yorktown, Virginia,
= covered TRUNK, containing ciotMng,
-n.r1ed ". J. WILLINj, .Ir., Port Gibson.
Tiss.ssipri. AIRY information concerning IN 9
ssr,e will te literally rewarded if LEFT at the
Exchange Hotel. JaZz-Stf
CTRAYED-From my stable. on Friday,
Two MULES,
0ne L DARK mare, ana the 9th er an iron grey
wlth iaIse wart Oh the right fore leg. A
suitable reward will be giveIr on their being
reiuruea 10 me at ny store. NO. ~ Main ST.
"a 2l-ts STEPHEN MASON.
ESTRAY Game 70 my Farm, near Hau-
r. over Academy, - small RED cow. The
owner viii please come forward, prove prop
erty. pay charges, and. take her away. can
be found st the Hanover Academysin Hano-
yrr county. Va.
ia s-lawsw* q. II. MALLORY.
I.fO REWARD Missing, from my office,
>iN q pocket-case OF INSCRU MEN rs,
(loTocco. lined with velvet, having silver
cissp with my name engraved upon it. II is
0! Chaniere's make. Paris.
la2l-2t- ST. GEO. PEACHY, III. ID.
Tvs rRAYf D-Broke loose, be ween Broad
II street and Confederate States Sfsblas, Bscoo $
orsrt.r Branch. on Saturday evening last, one
BAY MARE bszs face, one white hind foot,
Slivhty grey OH The back from the use Of the sad.
lie A liherai reward will be paid for her delive-
~ 10 me 81 Bscons Quarter RrSnch, or at the sta
be of DAVIS & HUTCHESUN, on Franklin
street WIN. 3. WOOD,
sl7-et Captain snd A. q NJ.
r OST-s25 REWARD-Between the First
| Market and Brooke Avenue, =
Is l. A & K Il A g,
Containing two Account Books and sundry
papers. will give the above reward for their
delivery 10 me, IT
Nos. II and 10, First Market
De 2l--ts JOHN LINDSEY.
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CTRAYED-From my stable. on Friday,
Two MULES,
one DARK mare, AMI the 9th er an iron grey
with & laTse wart oa the right fore leg. a
suttable reward will be givert on their being
r.turuea TO me at nv store. No. ~ Main ST.
y, lI-ts STEPHEN MASON.
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NTOTICE -Miscarried between Culpeper
~ Court.House and Yorktown, Virginia,
= covered TRUNK, containing clothing,
marked W. J. WILLING, Jr., Port 81 oson.
riss.ssipri. Any information concerning the
ssre VIII tie literally rewarded If LEFT at the
Fych,usa Hotel ja22-3ts
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4 KTILLERY COMPANY.

a KTILLERY COMPANY.
ARTILLERY COMPANY.
~ WISE LEGION,
Have opened Recruiting Office next door to
Crawford's Saloon, on 10th street, between
Main and Gary, I'd door from Main street.
Uniforms will be furnished tree Of cost,
and each recruit for the war receives the
bounty of $50.
Board and confer table lodging provided.
Mr. VIM. H. BRANDER will recruit in
Chesterfield for this Company.
THOS. A. BRANpER,
u. J. BURR REEVE,
Ja2 2l-Ats WIN H. BRANDER.
m o D u N 1 s.
GOLD FOIL, equAl to the best manufactured
aUTTA PERcHA sYRINaEs, very dssira-
GUM AND PLAIN PLATE TEnrH-about
1880 ON hand.
FILES. ExOAvAToRs. BURRs, EvANs's
AMALGUA, 10.
For ssls by @. GENNHT,
ja22-6s l49 Main st., Richmond.
RIoakoND. VA,
JAMES $. FRENCH.
Late Examiner In the U. 3. Patsnt'Omce.
Patents procured and all business with the
Patent- once promptly attended TO- a'sf
M Once corner OF Bank and llth streets.
Address Box OFT. j. a22-SmA
H1ILITA RY ATTENTION.
NBRASs LETTERS. GROSS SABREs,
GROSS OANNONS. &c.
The underlined ere manufacturing 70 order and
have always on bsnA BRASS PR1608D LET.
TIERS, CRO6S 6ABRES. CROSS JANN0N0,
&e., Tor MILITARY OAPa Orders e9ompuy
attended to. L.-E& '4s@
LEWIS 4 KAYTON, Brand Outtsrs,
l3th, bet Main and Gary strsets.
Addrsm By mall ''Lswis Kayton. Bog 9eo
Richmond. Va. jsl7--lms
j. 3-0te - RsasI steese.
LHOk 1AkA-A god iROM oAH0, ana Me.
E DESK. 1nqaiee ~ II. =. PU0H, ohoake4
Slip. sseoa1 oees Aeo ealAnssf - Hekeeee -.
ehanGs. Af1A1te
a RAV1 10TA1LI6aID = ---'-7
j n10OA NAMUEAQTO1y.
- ''''''' ''e''s = . ~, ..,,t
N1V fOR HALE- - = - 4
y 1sst Rssl1ytseiia nnwsh.
1AAS!s -. =: le1. AIRY a ~, Psp'.
0E LIZ. Ez61611 d16ASl-y9 .Iskv
= xn4.s
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GODDIN & APPERsON.
II CENTRAL HOTEL,

kNUR KENT
r CENTRAL HOTEL,
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
This valuable property, too well known to need
particularizing, can row be had for q term of
years. Its custom is abundant, and of the most
profitable kind. Possession can be given lat jan
nary next or LIST May next, as desired, with or
without the furniture. Apply to Mr.. SMITH, the
present proprietor and owner, or to myself
de 7-iw& g. W. DILLARD.
EOR KENT.--Hsving engaged the stand now
II occupied b7 Hunt 4 James, for the coming
year, ~ offer
FOR 4 E N T
Our OFFICE, OF Shockos Slip,
near the Columbian Hotel
A very desirable stand.
ja1-.s HILL 4 NORFLEET.
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L'kUIE TREES, &c.
For sale, large stock Of Apple. Peach, Cherry,
D"ari Pear Zone, two and three years old Plum,
apricot aud NectaIine Trees. Also. Roses, shade
SHi Ornamental Trees, Sugar and Silver Naples,
de., &c
Inc a5ove are thrifty and well grown, and will
Dc Sole cheap by tee quantity.
JAS GUEST, Richmond, Va
Lester's PERFECTED TOMATO.
ia2l-7.t
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A DNERTln EAlENT--A Young man who
~ Las sradusted In Latin in the diversity Of
c. aud st'ende, Lectures In .he Schools OF
/. 80 quo Mathematics, desires SITUATI0N
vas t'al' t'n,a IN sn Academy, or Teacher in pri-
EIv ."a5,y' .amiy' Re.srepes-FAculties OF Unive--
Bart -asa hanpdsn Sydney. Address 'sR. b. T., }"
isnu.s D., Nottoway county, Va.
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GEORGE n. sANDERs orf PoR cosaaRys
George N. Sanders publishes card in the
Nashville Uaion and Am1ican, announcing
himself candidate for Congress in the 18th
Congressional district Of Kentucky. Mr
Sanders was one Of the earliest champions of
Southern Independence. The following is an
extract from his card:
At Montgomery, the advance Keptuckian
ut the tortnatiop o: the Confederate Govern
ment, i attached myself at once to It's dsstI
mics. My political rights are therefore as o Id
as the Oldest, for under the ConSti itu ton we
all take date from the new era.
shall favor an aggressive war As the best
mode Of conquering peace With satisfactory
boundaries. GEO N. SASDsAs.
January It, 1862.
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TSTkAY Game 10 my Farm, near Hau-
r. over Academy, - small RED cow. The
owner viii please come forward, prove prop
ertv. pay charges, and take her away. l can
be- found ri the Hanover Academysin Hano-
,rr county. Va.
"A G-lgWSS< q. III. MALLORY.
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TYONEY FOUND-By a slave, At Uuipe.
Y per Court House. about Christmas
f,,I fssih Decembsr,) which the owner can
have by iden tifying 1t and paying the cost
Il advertising, and a suita bic reward TO the
snder. JAS. q. BROADUS.
y, "a
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--TpAY COW Game 10 my farm IN Hcnrfco
n.rnts. pear Jacob s. Atlse's farm, some few
a.t. sIsce dark red cow. LEFT ear cropped
IT, owner is requested TO come forward, prove
.,,s,,v pay chsrgee and take her away, or she
~. ". ss-1s,. . lsa.' " ''A "> wv ~ JAMES DUKE.
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( NoSFEDEaaTE, INFANTRY,
~ ARTILLERY AND NAVAL BUT TONS.
"oaaTe on hand, and for sale, the above But
Tpnd V, 10 any Quantities. Also, brass pressed LET
s, .ahs, cross sABRES, cross CANNONS, &c {,
..,n ns.'et' OF inquiry must contain stamp to pay
'siuta postage
LEWIS 4 u vTnN, r-.I ll.4Ia..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
FILL UP the OLD REGIMENTS.

Now that the two companies for the
new regiments are full, every effort
should be- pat forth to furnish recruits
for the old regiments. Our War Com.
mi'tee have, 10 our mind, acted thus far
descreetiy and zealously, and we hope
that they will continue to act with the
same energy until the full quota for
Saginaw county, under both calls, is
raised. More bounty should be raise !
at once. Let the sums be small or
great in proportion to the means o. the
donor, but let everybody do what they
can.
ToianteerS to fill up the Old regi.
mcnts will be received and paid the
bounty and advance pay until the first
day of September. If they are not full
by that time special draft will be or
dered for tho deficiency.
BY the proceedings Of tho Board of
Supervisors at their recent special SEES.
sion, published on the first page of this
paper, it will be seen that the county
proposes To refund all bounties male to
volunteers in the old regiments, so that
such as arc not disposed to give can
well afford to loan for time something
to go toward swelling the old regiment
bounty. Prompt and immediate act
ion is what is required, and it is well
worth cverpbody's while to put forth
special efforts to meet the emergency.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
Rmur.-It is officially promulgated

RUHT.--lt N Onlciaiiy ProinuiSatcu
that in filling all the acquisitions for mi
litia, the quotas of the several States
will DO Apo rtioned by the Governors
among the several counties, and when
practicable among the subdivisions OF
counties, so that allowance shall be made
TO such counties and subdivisions OF
counties for all volunteers heretofore
furnished by them and mustered into
the service of tho United States, and
whose stipulated term of service shall
not have expired.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

New Process &C. o. Garrison, Of
this city, has invented a process for
manufacturing salt by steam-for which
he has secured letters patent-whlch
bids fair to rival any Of the modes yet
adopted. We shall describe it more at
length here after.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

DRlLL MAsrEn.--Capt VIM. O'Don
nell has been appointed Drill Master
for the 23d Regiment now rendezvous
ing here and is taking hold of the work
in earnest. Capt. O'Donnell is I'M
qucstiona5ly brave and efficient Off
Ger in the field, and wo hope to ses
him appointed to such position as his
oual6c ations entitle him.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

The 23d.-Parts of two companies
have come in within the last two days,
making the number in camp between
nine and ten hundred. We never saw
a finer body of men.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

WoRTu SEElNG.-Professor SEARL'
Magician, Ventriloquist, etc., gives a
second entertainment this, Saturday
evening at Buena V ista Hall. HIS
per formancc last night was highly sat
isfactory.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

LAID UP.-The steamer Arid being
laid up for repairs at present, the Sam
Le,ois takes her place on tho Bay City
route.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

CAMP SAGrYAw.-.M Matters at the Camp
begin to assume quite military appear
ance; substantial barracks arc being
erected, the grounds cleared, and the
necessary discipline is fast being en-.
forced. Exclusive of officers there are
now in camp SO2 men Of the following
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

Dealers in Groceries, Provisions Fruits Vegetables
Produce, Family Supplies, Stone and Wooden
Ware, Crockery Glass, Paints, Oils, Carbon vi,
Flour Feed, etc. Huyts New Brick Block next
door South Of N. w. Clark & Co, Water Street,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

Attorney and Counsellor at Law. will give
promptattention to collections Taxes paid for nom
resident, and all business connected with n Land
Agency promptly attended to.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
NJ. II. ALLARDT,

Deuischer Adrokaf uad Noiar .--QGce, Erchdng.
Block, East SAGINAW, Mich. ,Besondere hHf'
merksamken rird Soitfafsn- Fordermgsn ge.
,oidinef Katfbri<fe, Hypofheksn, Confrahts u
10, rerden puenkiiich besorgf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
JOB PRINTING,

Executed, as of yore, in first class
style, and on reasonable terms. A
fine stock Of new and fashionable
material for this purpose just re-
ceived.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

FALL In Recruiting Offices have al.
ready been established here for tho LIST,
Cd, and eth Regiments Michigan In
fantry.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

OuNlBus.-Boss, Burrell & 20. have
mt ON line of 'busse, to Camp Sag
NAV. Fare, 8 cts. each way.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
REMOVAL.

The Courier Office has been re-
moved to Courier Block, Lapeer
Street, North side, I'd door above
Jefferson Street, directly opposite
Col. Little's Triangular Park.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

- We are 'Huev'ou " = ,
of the Enterprise, for accommodations
IN the way Of matter, etc, but for which,
owing to the confusion incident to nov
mo. we should hardly have been able
4, issue paper this week.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries Provisions, Produce
Feed, Family supplies, 30. Genesee street west
of City Mills, -........
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

New SALT WELL.--The Pioneer
Salt Company. E. S. M. Co.. are
sinking new well of the largest size,
a short d,stanne north of their present
works, with which they intend to sup
ply large number of solar covers.
This company have built a substantial
wharf to the main channel of the river,
by recent purchases added largely to
their terri DRY, and are evidently de-
termined that their operations shall
keep pace with their grounds and facil-
tiles.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
M. III. ALLARpT,

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office, Elk
change Block, Ea st Saginaw Michigan. Partic
lar attention paid 10 soldiers claims.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
l.. Ii. HOVEY,

ddle h Harness Maker and general dealerin IIar-
ness, Saddles Trunks, Valices, etc. No, 60, Gen
esee street, EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
BERNACKI 81 HOBBS

Druggists and Chemists, have fine assortment q
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery, Toe
Articles, etc. Washington ST., opposite Bancroi
House,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

ORANGE County SALT MF'G Gov
visited the works of this company ut
Carrolton, last week, and were surpris-
cd at the rapid progress they have made.
Two blocks are now running, turning
ont a superior article Of salt, another is
nearly completed A hundred solar
covers nave been finished and filled, and
the work upon the remaining one hun
dred and fifty, to be completed this fall
aud upon the docks and necessary build.
ings is being rapidly pushed forward.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
companies.

Another full company came in from
Corrunna To day 2lst.
Civilians find it somewhat difficult
under the regulations to make their exit
from. the grounds as a down town neigh,
Dor Of ours can attest
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19
w. L.p.LITTLE 8 CO.,

}ankers and Exchange Brokers, buy and sell En-
change, Bank Notes, Gold and Silver, &c. viii
give prompt attention to Collections, and remit
drafts at current rates. Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents, and all matters connected with Land Agen-
cy promptly attended TO.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-08-19

rE7- Sac one or ttno Specimens Of What Is Err
ery,ohre said by The Peopie-EditOrs, Dealers,
DC.
H0USEKEEPERS-trou with vermin need
be so no longer, if they use "CosTAR's Extermina-
tors. We have used il to satisfaction, and IL n
box cost S. we would have it. We have tried pei
sons, but the effected nothing but :Costurs article
knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Reaches and
Bed Bugs, quicker than can wste IL. II is in
great demand all over the country = Medina (O)
Gd<efe.
MORE GRAIN and provisions destroyed an
nually in Grant County by vermin, than would pay
for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killcr.-Ldncestor
(His) Herald
HENRY X C0STAR-We are selling your prep
nratiOns rapidly. Wherever they have been used,
Rats Mice, Reaches and Vermn disappear rapidly.
ECKER SroUFFER, Druggists, windror, Md.
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator.
"Costars"
"Costarls" BedBug ExterminaiOr.
"Costar's"
"Costar :, Electric Powder, for Insects. &c.
IL 25c 6Oc AND 81 90 Boxes BOTTLES AND rLAsKs,
50 AND IS SIZES ron PLANTATION, SHIPS,
Bears, HOTELS, &c.