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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

4 T KINZEY's EIGHTH AVENUE ChHAf
GRAND GALA WEEK.
From Auction, Worked Collars. &c, l2c. 100
Pom Auction. Worked Colss 25c., Gle &c
From Agcilon' Wo,ked Collars. 5oc., Sc, 75c.
2C00 Zine WORKED Sets, 15c - - 30.
1850 Worked Linen Handkercae;' SOC e. : '9rer
= m 80 oVTs KIP GLOVES.
pJAISS Ash STITCHED PLAIN And STITCHED
loo F pAS Lace nani.ectef., $50. soc, 81
200 Lalie.' Zine Gn's Linen do lbc. q. "a.
1900 Ladi.s Au Linen Aanikerclies &C., .c, 5c nc.
1000 Gent. An Linen Handkerchief i2c loe 49, 2oe'
oLoSiNo LARGE Ia, r 5rocE'cF RIBBONS HALF-PRIcE
20 va FINE FRENCH
PLAIN AID FANCY FLOWERS,
EvFNlNG DnFSsFs SC. Rm80Ns For,
BONNET yELNhIS, DhE'5IN DOLAS
SIC, ri FfiiT slooMERs AID EoysEis.
Loo Firo bel. Blo9wcri. i2s, go, Scr alc.
100 Fine Felt Hloouers tsc.. isc. &c.
GL0yEs ~ EvERY VARIETY. from &c up.
WOOL HOODS ~ r. Try VARIETY
ANOTHER LOT on THAT SPOOL COTTON &C. PEI
I PS., = ,~3a iia, & and N.enosshl 200 yards ,
BE-, ~. sd Needle. g.. roper
TILE LARGEsr AID lest ASSORTMENT
PARl,g. MARBLE. iL4d6isifR BlsoCE. CHINA
sHOW ROOMS OPEN
WITH OVER 400 NARlETl4s OF TOYS.
Is Styles a. Pcrcmounuirs sod tssi l9e. up
FGs q i s ri rlsli ss r S 100
liins Tee sets, W. up. ELEPHANIs
Furniture Sets o. ~ BEARS
Boxes Villages O.. ~. LlONr
China Vases. o. uP - AL5
Fancy BoKct. Sc Up DOhkEls.
SHAM FIGHTS. Dogs
BUILDING BLOCKS. HOKskS
sAW-MILLs. BIRDS
DOLLS. IN HARBtE. CHINA WAX md LINEN.
BOXES JF 'soLpiERs. ARsEEALs
XII ,fiEs FURNITURE. Dess
chRicATUREs OF OUR SOUTHERN FRIENDS, GONE
Of " hlch VII. suit the North enc
Il1E FRENCH Toys.
ANOTHER WONDER
Fine French Mcch'r cal Fancy Piece. tho
IItHI-ADfE DANCER,
ed his Mnrsar with music attach ed performs for hour
p1r,ei a. srea qon, for Mr. ksy and has been We've cd
by delighted thou.aud. The psi week
n B.-free Exhibition. Performs hourly.
sevrvr,, ovGIMENr n. g.. ~ UNIFORM.
s fsf.H A. ts'rrrrT rNig0EM
GARlBALDI ~ UNIFORM .......-..,
SANTA CLAUS. ALSO IN UNIFORM
FANCY ARTICLES For CHRISTMAS TREE.
SMALL FLAGS, WITH STEEL PINS ron ThEEs'
JFwrLRY cAsKETs. WATCH, SSr-A..,,s
JEWELRY BOXES, rAhi ~ NAsEs'
WOik BOXES. ,,pA'oti ~ "a a -, Il - - %
e fgR 3. g g53 FANifA MN 88 BORIS
GLOVE BOXES tLOn Lh VASES
MONITORS WITH REVOLVING TUAhEIS.
HORSES WITH MOVING LIMBS. 49,. . ....
'ZoUAVE SOLDIERS, WHO TWIST EVERY SHAPE,
FINE LA SITS. NooLLa 49,
STEAMBOATS,. htAfoA
HOSE CARRIAGES BOOK CASES
GOODS or EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT WHOLESALE,
Loss than Importers prices
Nm klNZENs
Nos III aud e2J 9th.ov
Between 2isi ard 11d.t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

CEILING OFF the WHOLE STOCK, aud
- RETIRIN0.-s2o0oJ worth OF CHINA. GLASS and
EARTBEhVABE Tor sse by THOMAS HcsOELET.
No. 5G3 lhuy between alt sud f2i sta THIS Stock tho
best vel The largest opened IN tho upper pat Of
the city. and consists Of
IiICu DECORATED FRENCH CHINA DIENIR SETS
TEA SETS sud TOILET SITS.
FOOT TUBS, SLOP JARS, aud SPLENDID VASES.
The whole stock NUT be sold this month.
large assortment Of SiLIENPLArED WARE, rich
Cut-6lass Ware very large Gas Bowls So Please ca and
examine Goods end cc O.her itoics Lave increased their
prices have reduced u.ine At least 70 per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15
BY Edmund KiRKE.

One handsome duoiccmo volume 800 psses e'otl
bound. price 81; OF Paper Coyeri prce % cents.
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bound. price oil OF Paper Covers, Prce % cents.
An Extraordinary bat ru'hfcl picture Of The entire social
syrtsr Of the South describing the domestic lie o.. uo rich
planters the small planters and the white trash" AMI de-
pictug actual the large aud small Planta onI
The suscess Of this admirable work has hesn Of ths os
extraordinary character Edition aoF edition has beon
h.usted until over 81 900 copies have bsen sold an the
ThirtyfNh Thousspd already printed Eyey ono Is reading
and praising it.
AMONG THE PINES.
To NEE; The large Gni Increasing demand for Ills wors
THE TRIBUNE has assumed i,s publication, and s sell
on the fol owing terms;
Single CORES "a cloth. sI;in pup,r co7eFs 5 centL
Single oope. sent by mail pot pai ecsio! u prcel
twenty-five copies, paper covors......,....'l, eaeL
One hundred oogisi paper coverI.........4jo. -seh
Cash must accompany the order.
Address TIE TRIBUNE
Few-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15
Real Gs.ate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A very
de.rabe snd pdious Coulry Residence and FERN
o. i9 Acres Of choice Lend beautifully sit aed at
n j. For terms ana particulars apply 20 T. METTER Nsy
aSl Frontst, corner Of Dover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

ElRST-CLASS FARM for SAllk-One mia
Z from ResiDg Pc; $50 ef limestone Land IN P-r'
feet order with 81 al, OF woodland; house sudafge
brick barn roof; spring aud running stream on mo
premises. suitable Tor diiry cro-E Arrly 70
DAVID ,. M. fIi. Reatiuf. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

AMONG THE PINES;
Or, SOUTH IN SECESSION TINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-15

FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-No. So
1 rsst 1sth.,t Can be from II to 4 o'clock.
DOOMS aud STEAM POWER TO LET az
Ia Paterson. Eew.Ieney. Inquire OF T. c. slNONioS,
Nc. 3 Deysi, New loik.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
Gen. Grant to Resume Command

The correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, writing from Savannah, Tenn,
on the 18th inst, says:
at has been impossible sooner to get
this mailed, and meantime the Grant i'm
broglio has taken new turn. Word
comes up this morning that the Difficult.
ties, whatever they are, have bean ad,
iusted, and that Gen. Grant is to arrive
this morning, to assume the command In
person. Doubtless, it win be found that
Whatever he may have been charged with
the charges were too frivoloua or untru'
to warrant keeping him out Of the ser
vice."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

EEWarm weather comes along but
slowly, and it is pretty much reduced to
. certainty that navigation will be at
least month later in opening this year
than it was last. The first trip of the
Star last season, from Saginaw City, was
on Monday, March 2. At this date, the
25th, the river is covered with ice, and II
the "little joker" gets around by next
Monday we shall be happily disappointed.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

NAVIGATION 0PES.--The ferry channel
across the river from the foot Of Genesee
street was cleared out yesterday, and the
staunch scow Union, Capt. Fritz, com.
menced making her regular trips for the
season. This is the first permanent pro.
gress which has been made towards the
resumption of navigation, and we hoI . i,
may be speedily followed by the sdven.
of craft of better, though they can
scarcely be more useful class
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
New Paten, ON Salt Making.

Mr.. Nathan Chaplin, of this city, has
received letters patent from Washington
City, dated March Is, 1862, upon new
process for reducing brine to salt, by
which he claims to procure the choicest
Of evaporated salt by the use of fuel,
and at more paying rate than has here
tofore been done, either by boiling or
solar heat.
His theory consists in giving to the
brine about eight times the extent Of
surface given by kettles, and heating it
to proper temperature by tubes sub
merged in il, with the fuel placed in the
tubes, SO as to prevent the escape Of heat
without its effect upon the brine, except
what reaches the chimney after passing
upwards of 100 feet in the tubes.
The process is what he describes ms
dissecting the brine by the combined
action OF heat, air and motion, and plsc-
ing the salt and each Of its foreign sub.
stances in separate deposits being a
strict compliance with the chemical re-
quirements Of the brine, without the use
Of lime or any other substance com
pounded with it. 1t is stated that q ne
gotiation is in progress with certain
parties to cooperate with Mr.. Chaplin il
Q full development of his plan, immedi
stely upon the opening of the river.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
srcKsxss.-The measles are prevailing

SrcKNEss.-The measles are prevailing
to some extent in the city and surround
ing towns, and some are said to have the
genuine camp or black measles. II IL
reported that it has been spread by the
old clothes of soldiers sent from CAMP
1t seems to yield readily to medical treat.
ment, and there seems to be no occasion
for alarm from that source.---Lans. Rep
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

TowSsnIP Boards OF REGISTRATION
BY the statute the Boards Of Registration
in the several townships must meet o
the Saturday previous to town meeting,
for the purpose 0. registering votes, at
the office of the Township Clerk, from
nine in the morning till five in the after.
noon. .,,,.,,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

BATTLE on PEA RIDGE.--The following
from the Memphis appeal is portion OF
the Southern account of this most des.
perate battle: BE- 9Y3tE
sa! ei ail FoRr SMITH, March 8, 1862.
Our troops, under Generals Van Dorm,
Price and McCulloch, engaged the enemy
for three days, the 9Th, 9th, and 7th, al
Perry's Ridge, in Benton county, this
State, near the Missouri line a5bbD
Our fighting was the most desperate
on record. Our loss was immense that
of the enemy unknown. Generals Nc
Culloch and Mcintosh were both killed
on the 9TH inst. Gen. Slack was NOR
tally wounded. Gen. Price was slightly
wounded in the arm.
Col McCrea reported killed. Colone
Sims slightly wounded in the arm. Ou'
forces are now in the rear of the enemy
and driving them southwark. They are
whipped beyond doubt ere this. W.
are expecting later intelligence every
moment. Ei.i5
Gen. McCulloch fell while leading hi
command to q charge. The bodies O
Generals Mcintosh and McCulloch viii
arrive this evening.
Gen. McCulloch's division having los
so many of their officers, Gen. Van Dorm
fearful that they might become disorgan
lied, deemed it advisable to withdraw
which he did in splendid order. Tn
next day he attacked the enemy in thei
second position, and chile the fight wS
going on withdrs,o his ,chols army.
Our loss in round numbers is estimate,
at 1000 killed and wounded.
Our army fought the enemy on al
sides, completely passing around then.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

Harness of all kinds, light and heavy, for team,
carriage or fancy; Saddles, Spanish, Columbia and
American; Miscellaneous, llaltcrs, Brides, surcin-
gies Bits, Brushes, Horse FIXTURES, Eastern made
Horse Blankets fun trimmed and lined, not lined,
as desired, Whip iashes, Buckskin all lengths, from
one 10 twelve feet. Collars Boston Dray Collars,
Scotch and other patterns, all Of my own manufac-
ture, ~ i'ii'G LNt
"h-'H CARRIAGE TRIMMING,
And Repairing of all kinds done in a rorkmanike
manner and with promptness and dispatch Cash and
the highest price paid Tor Frs Hides and sheep pelts
Lumbermcn, Farmers, Business men, everybody, call
before you porchnse 90 leave orders elsewhere.
East So gnaw Nov. ~, 1861.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

HAVING A Coon TINE.--0ur soldicrs
at Port Royal and Tybee are having
fresh shad ind green peas, brought in to
them BY the negroes. It's as warm as
sumner, and corn and grass are from six
inches to a foot high. They will have
green corn presently. ~,o III, g. roi,,r
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
From Washingtes.


NEW 1Okk, meron a.
The zribwnss special says; "Wm- o.
Slade, Of Ohio, was to-day appointed
Consul at Nice upon the request Of the
Ohio delegation supported BY Secretary
Chase.
Secretary Chase having withdrawn
his tax bill.which he sent to the Ways
aud Means Committee, is engaged upon
and has nearly completed an elaborate
and, il is said, most judicious bill, intend
ed as q substitute for the bill now under
discussion. Many of the leading articles
are taxed much higher than those in the
House bill, and others much lower. The
Secretary recommends higher tax on
whisky aud tobacco from 80 to 100 per
cent.
"The Navy Department has ordered
from the builders of the Monitor-Messrs.
G. s. Bushnell & Co.--six more iron
clad vessels similar in construction, but
more formidable. They are to be 2O4 or
POS instead Of IT'S feet long, and to carry
two 15-inoh instead Of 11'inch Dshlgreu
guns. The pilot house is to be mounted
on the top of The turret, and be candle'
snuffer shaped. The mail protection Of
both will probably be a good deal thicker
than the Monitors. In some respects
these new vessels will differ from the
Monitor. 1t is intended that they shall
be able to run ten knots an hour, and
shall be thoroughly sea going.
"The proposals under the Navy De
partment advertisement for iron-clsd'
will be opened next Monday. 1t is not
unlikely that dozen similar to the Non
itor will be contracted for. v 'If boa
Heard, the steel gun-muker, has pre-
pared plans for mail war vessel, which
some experts pronounce superior even Il
the Monitor"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

PRoMorED.-Msjor A. w. Williams Of
the I'd Regiment, who went from this
city, has been promoted to Lieut. Colonel,
vice Sylvester Larned resigned. .a
No officer in the service better, deserves
his well earned promotion. Lansing Rep.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
One More State Released from the
sway Of JeH. Davis.

.
The capture Of Fernandins and the
forts defending it, and the rout Of the
rebels there stationed, virtually gives us
military possession Of the whole State of
Florida. Through Fernandina We con
troll the whole eastern coast line of the
peninsula. On the Southern Keys we
hold all the notifications and positions Of
strength. On the Gulf line we have pos
session of Cedar Keys, and from thence
we communicates by railrosda across the
entire peninsula O to the point Of begin
ming, AT the. western extremity again
we hold Fort Pickens; and it is only OPP
posite that Fertilization, at Pensacola,
that the rebels now make anything like
an organized resistance. The State will,
doubtless, speedily be declared under
martial law--small bodies OF troops sta
toned at Tallahassee, st. Augustine and
one or two other points and The loyalty
of the people will be gradually developed,
and the contraband cotton, and rice of
this fertile region will find an outlet to
the world. There must be 15O, 900 bales
of cotton now lying in Florida, besides
rice, sugar and tobacco in great quantity;
and there is little .dsnger Of the planters
in thinly settled region Of country like
that, getting SO hot in their political ex-
citement as TO set fire to their cotton
The faot that Commodore Dupont took
down some forty vessels with him in his
expedition, looks as IL some Of them
were intended for other work than carry.
ing shot and shell. Florida has but q
small white population, and the planta;
tons are mostly large and the planters
rich. The bulk Of the settlers are from
South Carolina and adjoining Slave
States; andnin politics Il has always been
hut a tail to the, PAlmstto Oligarch. "A
period Of military drill would teach these
violent and, aristocratic rebels one or two
valuable lessons. ooha11vo9o 9nI nolu ''io
b. The occapation of Branswick and Fer.
napdina is valuable in ANOTHER point %
view. 1t completes and perfeots our land
blockade OF the seacosst towns, from
Port Royal 20 Mobile ! and, indeed, with
the exception of one or two points, il
makes the land Investment complete from
Hampton Roads to Galveston Bay
With Wilmington, Charleston, Mobile
and Now Orleans IN out psssession, 81
they now. soon will be, sqd, sthsts which
has been over and over again declared
impossible will be perfectly accomplished
This news from Dupont clears up ths
mystery as 20 where the expedition thai
has been SO long prspsriag IT Port Roya
was. bound for. This wss the work il
was intended to do, instead Of, or at leas,
before, capturing Savannah. '"oil'nl
"A week ago, the ssbels fed from their
last stronghold in, Kentucky they have
been. driven clear. out OF Missouri; the,
Are now closely cornered in Tsnnessse
and IFlotMs alss b out of their slutoh.-
jeff. Davis sdomiaienc y getting vsTy
J ispIl by degrees 1sE Y Isssi ii fsi.
n THs ExpEssEs u 1Hs LAscERs,rr-4h'
total expense. Of the formation Of tn
regiment Of sEancsts Snsunts 10 Git,
ESQ., The lsst1sohf suisswsrt mnstsr.'
! esq lsst sAsudsys md dPssssd ~ ahsi
. several homes.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

-
Nrws,-Within the past week Burn
side has occupied Beaufort (; q battle has
been fought at Winchester, Va, between
$4,000 rebels and 5000 troops under Gen,
Shields which resulted, as usual, in q
complete Union victory. The North
Carolina rebels blow up Fort Macon and
burn the pirate, Nashville. The bonn.
bardment Of Island No. 1ocontinSues, But
without any really important results. II
is, undoubtedly much stronger than was
supposed. There is another rumor that
New Orleans has been taken, but Il lacks
the slightest tinge Of aathcnticity.-
Altogether but little progress has been
made in military matters. The tax bin
in Congress seems to be- undergoing
another general oterhauIine,' and Q II ],
hard telling what win come Of t. o. ''H'i
liaodliw tEEA-7--44-s--ser.-e- et4eliisni ne3
a AsorrHss swicruM".-doslipo is"S'ou
the rampage" again, and I'M his last issus
g Reads. opt"s Of the republican Psrty
Edwrsd Coxsn,, the new Senator from
Rsnasylvsais. u Hustle Their spt, 'sgpirs
nsa vhs veald. stand by the epnstitutieE
and laws have no business in yenr family
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
ATTENTION !!

The best Of workmen and the best Of Materials
are 10 DO found nj this establishments agf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
TONS OF LEATHEI
l.. II. MOvEY,

No. go, Genessc So, East Sagind0, Michigan,
MAKES AN APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE OF
INl the Saginaw Valley 10 subservc their own in
tcrcsts by purchasing Of him all articles they may
need, in the line Of ~ Zee r,s
HARNESS, SADDLES, TRUNKS, vALIcEs,
MATTRESSES, &c, &C, &C.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
So. Pntrick's Benevolent society

A goodly number of our Irish fellow
citizens met at the house of Mr.. John
Riordan on the evening of the 18th inst,
and organized st. Patrick's Society
John Fitzgerald, Esq, was elected Pres
ident, and Mr.. John G. Sullivan, Secre.
tary. After the business of the meeting
had been disposed Of, the Shamrock was
drowned to the memory Of the land Of
their birth-the Green Isle of the Ocean
and toasts were drank in honor Of the
home of their adoption. The Union and
their noble countrymen who are fighting
its bsttles--was greeted with hearty re-
sponscs; and, in the language Of one o.
the speakers, "whatever may be said Of
Irishmen at home or abroad, on the
question of the Union they will be found
sound to the core"
The festivities were kept up, amid
speeches and songs, to late, or rather
early hour, to tho infinite enjoyment o
ell present.
The Society, as its name indicates, is Z
benevolent one, its object being to form I
closer union of Irishmen for the improve
ment of their moral, intellectual AND
social condition, and there can be nj
doubt that it will be successful. Success
say we, to the st. Patrick's Benevolen
Society. .Il
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

Meetsng Of Pi.necr Fire Go. No. 4.

VI aaCs-11s ~ -"
At meeting of Pioneer Fire Com
pany No. l, held at their Engine House,
on the evening Of March 9Th, 1862, the
following resolutions were adopted, to-
gether with the request that they be
published in the city papers:
Resoired, That our thanks are due to
the citizens of East Saginaw, who favored
US with their presence at the Annual Ball,
February 2lst, 1862, by whose liberal
patronage we have been able to liquidate
a large portion Of the debt incurred in
purchasing our new Engine.
Rssolred, That the thanks Of the Com
pany are due 10 William j. Barlow, Esq,
who generously donated his certificate OF
stock in our Engine, for the use and ben
eft Of the Company.
ALEXANDER FERGUSON, Foreman.
WILLIAM @. DEIrz, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
WILLIAM G. DIETZ,
CARPENTER O. BUILDER.
WATER sTREET. BETWEEN. GENEsEE AND
q,Fog.,y GERMAN STREETS

rs NOW prepared TO execute All kinds Of work ap::
] pertaining 10 the trade. Having long ind
varied experience in all branches 81 the business,
and good stock Of seasoned lumber on hand, feel
confident my work viii please all WHO may favor mo
with their patronage. ~ y q" "
Plans and spooihca drawn 10 order. sls'fFr
East Saginaw, December "a, 1851. eri.t4.
bS2- Residence on Jefferson street, oppositethe
Hreu ------- L :
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

The following curious item is taken
from the report Of the Registrar-Gsn.
81 In Ssotlsnd:--ainl Glasgow in 1855,
ese mother, who was only eighteen, had
four children !, one, whS was twenty. two,
had seven children. end OF two, who
we're only thirtyfour,sthe one had thiti
teen, and the other fourteen, chHdren
and, on the. other hand, two iwomepIbe
came mothers at ffty,one, four at fifty.
kwo. and one mother was registered as
having given birtifts Child 10 tAe Coy
ssvsath year of Der sge.st ..ssi rssd
benefits grow old bstines, but injuries
are long livers
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

OLD Folks CosoERr.---An Old Folks
Concert, in costume, under the manage
ment of r. d. Bullock, viii be given at
the Congregational Church in this city,
Tuesday evening Of next week, April 1.
I'VE feel warranted in assuring those who
may attend, rich musical treat. sn-g
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

!. Arroasrrs-I. N. Smith, recently from
Masomb eouasy, publishes bis cardia this
paper - Attorney, &c. Mr. Smith comes
here with ine legal and genera rspu'
tatiou, and will undoubtedly succeed in
.ecurins . liberal share Of practice.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

COUNTRY MEhChANIS,
Lumbermen, Shoemaker, and everybody, will hno
It profitable to cali NJ our Store. 1i,lihAN
.7IciiBpIuoO bra -----1i lc.1 af8aEclJ.
We do not intend to make great cry over small
show but can cay with truth that We I-ta
s4,'.r. DEFY COMPETITION ., 500.
from any quarter, in our lineef business,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

IsEER CIRGLn. - Joslin insists that
there Was an inner circle to the u, B. L. g.
institution. He says he has seen i, 'nd
it'ss "big thing. ns5isd III BNdg5
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

swe preserve the ancient date, 1862. Verbatim
Il passed through the several editions q the Tribn
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
FIRST w ARD
m EAT MARKET.
Washington Street. 3 Doors North 81
POST OFFICE,

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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

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