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Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
Financial Affairs in New York.

The New York Express of Saturday eve.
ming, in review of the stock market, re-
marks sa,--6F'
Stocks, after a week OF gfeat excitement
and violent fiuctuation, close, as whole low.
er than upon the gath of january. Gold, on
the other hand, has made rapid upward
movement, and, at the advance, is stronger
than last week.
People begin to look with alarm at the price
of gold, and the arrangement it creates in
| foreign commerce, and, as a natural consc;
qucnce. in all articles of home prodte ioh
which compete with imported goods. In all
directions prices are advancing with a rapidi-
ty which will speedily embarrass, fot only
| the government, but private financial opera
! tions.
! The last 100000, COO of legal tender notes
have not been put in use, but the simple fact
| that they are to be added to the currency, has
aided by speculation, put gold up t,centy-eigh
per cent. in one month. The quotations stand
thus
Dec. 81. American Gold 1872
| Advance since Dec. 27; 'G2 -
| This state of affairs creates new and serious
fears in the minds of cautious people, aia the
object of all solvent men is now to scetfe such
a change in the financial management of the
government as will mitigate the disasters,
W Itch are fast approaching, and which eau only
be lessencd, and not VIII lily avoided.
| 1t is now plain that manufacturing money
only must be abandoned, and heavy taxation
and the sale Of bonds be resorted to, if the
government means to preserve the appearance
of s6ltency Low as the credit of the gov.
ernfneht may be held, it has 10 resource but
10 buy money wah bonds, (as it has bought ma
tcrials for war purposes) at the price of money
in open market 1t is argued, and with truth
that the government is in a desperate condi
ton, and must use all its powers to extricate
Itself, from the effects ofan imitation of prices,
which will surely bring it to dead stand
financially.
The remedy is to sell its bonds at what
they will bring. The effect of it will be to-
break down prices of all merchandise, gold
and stocks. For at proper difference I'M
price, money will 60 into government securi-'
ties, to the damage Of ordinary railway bonds
and stocks, and the securities now pledged at
bank by brokers. The financial future is very
obscure, and those only arc out of danger who
keep out of debt.
Maryland free press., 1863-02-06
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
u. N. INGRAHAM.

General Commanding.
u. N.INGRAHAM,
Flag Officer commanding Naval Forces in
South Carolina.
The results of the naval engagements yes-
terday are two vessels sunk, four set on fire
and the remainder driven away.
The foreign Consuls here held meeting
last night, and were unanimously of the opinion
that the blockade had been legally raised.
Twenty blockaders are off the bar to-day.
Other very important movements are in
progress here.
The News in Fredericksburg,
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoroMAcE.
Feb. 8, 1868.
Parties who crossed the river Yesterday
under Hag of truce, state that the rebels in
Fredericksburg were very jubilant over the
news from Charleston, among which was the
official proclamation of General Beauregard
and Commodore Ingraham declaring the
blockade at Charleston raised
Great cheering was heard among the rebel
soldiers in town, and a brass band was plav-
ing in the court house. Our pickets on this
side OF the river were hailed by those on the
opposite bank and assured that the war wonld
be closed within month. The game il nm
with you now," said they.
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chickens 10 $780, oapon chickens. l2c &c. per H.
wild pigeons $3.50 per dozen squads ~ rs per dozen
sH wing an dead. may be said he Stocking up
this week. There Is great variety in the market ana
yesterday being. as usual III, nnst profitable in the
week for lsh wonders, the sales were very active On
the Stands Of Mr. Asa A. Ashley ana other dealers the
various species OF "scales and aheis sold as follows
Habut, l5c. h.: striped bass Isc salmon trout
1bc white nsh, 15o brook pike l2c.; p'ckerei. l2c
muskaonge, 49,. perch, l2c backash loc; fresh her
rings irsm Nova Scotia &C.. cells. 12c. l6c. founders,
&C. haddock &c. &C.. Goldfish, &c I0c frost fish, &c.
oysters, csc. Sic. quart HOLSTERS TO &c. per ID
VEGETABLES are decidedly dearer. AZ wholesale they
were sold yesterday as follows by Messrs " H. Nathan
kCo.;-Whte cabbages SIC per dozen Savoy cabbages,
62c PER dozen celery 81 SO 81 IS per dozen; oyster
plant, SIC 81 per dozeR onions, 81 per bill parsnips,
81 SO per bb carrets so per bb spinach 81 20 per
bb beets 81 30 r bbl; white turnips 81 rs per bbl
Russia turnips, 81 n bbl potatoes red Merce 81
per bb lettuce. $50. 81 25 per Dozen The above are
the Wholesale prices At which hotels boarding houses and
private families are supplied. Tho retail prices are about
the same as last week. with triling exceptions
FRUITS not In large supply but disposed Of
moderately On stand No. 1855, occupied by Mrs. Cronn,
the following kinds Of fruit cold for the following prices
White Malaga grapes, Go. 7Sc per ID; Catawba and
Isabella grapes, $780, 26c Havana oranges, &c Soc
dozen cranberries, loo per quart apples 49, 2tc
per half peck; lady apples, 02C 75c. per half peck.
MIsCEILANEoua-Best butter, &c.; ordinary qualify.
2Oc; cheese, lAe. English cheese. 1885, eggs, 24c per
dozen. nsaM N
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

The fngno.onovs state Of a1srs which prevailed 1T
washington market Tor seycsd weeks back experienced
check yesterday, Tho mat men, Vegetable mon, fish
men, md Fruit and generally havng advanced
ther price, slightly Good rcs,lng beef cannot be had
now for los than Ice por d. at RETAIL while turkeys so
bry - isa Fish, Vegetables aud fruits have also gone
N In 4 like proportion. The price Goldfish viii
illustration tor the whole, that very ordinary article o
piscaiorIa d. being unpurchsabc for iess than Sc
Zoe pcr -, The artice somc time ago thought
sxtrayasanlly high 4, &C. Or &c. pr 10.
Tho prizes q meats "a sold By Mr. Peter Valentine a
stand No 90 ani Mr j. = Martin * stand No 3e we're ~
rJ.lowa'-Roas,ns beet Sc 1Gc pcr ID; por,srhouse
teak, lss stoih seak, 10 ltc. corncd beef 70.
lVc coarre AMI sup pieces &c Sc. headquarters of
mutt y loc.i reqahr,ers do, ,c chops, i2ti veal,
hudqumters, y ioressrtcrs veal. To- outlets lsc
zoo iresh york, 20 loo roasting rtas. a ~ 81 each
rbJuNlcrf, S. ~ poane hams, Tic smoked shoulder,
Sc. clrnod r0rk lOc. stgsagos, 100 lard f2c.
ln the 10 ry AMI game line there novelties
worthy - pgtieu tbs wees. Tie stands Of dealers
well supflss VIII excellent ulcs * duck, wild, tame
cabyasbacs, rsdhaatY vffttfls and hrea1his MeSy.s
Rsum n Goily. 81 aiaads NOS .D2 AMI .o3, osh.r
dealers. deWanNqd tte sgh,oafd ~ cts.--r.uSas5ack
dlcks.~2 % uci psf, nihesa d4cks n - rtr pair;
vidgcons, Sc. r.e fair ite .hle tr ncr rar tanle
Gurk, i-r ~. - p.sl4. ptAirte hcns, Sif q
NJ 10 rcr ~ trAess isc ssc la r~esc. tsc
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FRENCH ADvERrrsEMENTs.

Nm DEMANpE rLusiBuRs BoNNEs AopIsTrs
W cher Mne Tilman las East orb 1nutle de 70 ire.
senter 81 ION ne conna pas bien "a parte
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
FRIDAY. Feb. ls-6 p. NJ.

FEIDAy Feb. l3-6 F.. NJ.
The money market Is without change. Some Of
She leading street lenders manage to place their
means at seven per cent? but ak is rather the rule
among the brokers. The check which stock spe-
culation has lately received has thrown a large
amount of capital out OF employment. Mercantile
paper of the highest grade sells at 5iaa 6Is per
cent Certificates Of indebtedness were supplied
This morning in Of the inquiry, and the price
declined one-quarter per cent
Gold opened higher this morning. and was not as
mercural throughout the day as has lately been
the rule. At the opening there were sale at
1879; thence il declined to 1854, rallied and sold
in the afternoon at 1857. and closed 1864 bid.
fair business was done in foreign exchange ON the
basis of III a "a for FIRST class bankers sterling.
Some OF the dry goods importers were free buyers
to-day. Prudent importers are paying FOR their
goods when they order them, and ordering nothing
but articles which are sure to command ready
sale. az there i no saying what the currency may
be worth when the goods arrive.
The stock market was inactive but prices were
quite firm, and in some instances better than yes
terday At the morning board Pa fc, which is
now quoted dividend OF. advanced per cent;
New York Genital - Erie u, Cleveland and
Pittsburg TX. Other active shares were about
steady at the prices OF yesterday afternoon. In
governments there was no change. Bonds were
inactive. The public are not operating with any
viSor in the market. They seem content to await
the result of the Congressional imbroglio. In the
board parties are about evenly divided between
bulls and bears. AT the public board the market
was rather dull bu. firm. Pittsburg rose "A,
Southern old =, Toledo 4. At the second ses-
son Of the regular board the market was duil. but
rather Arm. At the four T. NJ session Of the pub
lie board (the proceedings OF which were diversi-
fed bya good deal of excitement. created by the
expulsion of delinquent member) the market
was quite active, and prices were generally bet
tor. The following were the last quotations at
half-uast fye:-
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The passage through the Senate Of Senator
Sherman's Currency or Banking bill has created
no excitement and led TO very little discussion It
is known that a majority of the Senate were OPP
posed to the bill; but three four Senators, from
personal regard for Mr.. Chase, changed their
votes from no to aye, in order that the Secretary
might get the bill before the House, it being well
understood that it will be killed there without loss
of tine. The Secretary should understand that
everybody approves the object Of his bill, and
would like to see . uniform government currency,
secured b. the pledge of United States stocks, in
stead Of the heterogeneous and variable assembage
OF bank notes which now circulate as money.
But. in the first place. il Is not considered wise
fair when the Northern banks have invested every
dollar OF their capital in United States securities
TO choose this moment to make war upon them
nor is /, considered polite, in the present delicate
condition OF tho relations between the State and
genera! governments, to provoke conflict between
the two jurisdictions the subject OF banking,
which wou,d inevitably be the result in the event
Of al attempt by Congress to override and annu the
banking laws of New York, Massachusetts,, New
Jersey aud Ohio. In the second place. the idea
which appears TO be entertained by tho Secretary
Of the Treasury the passage OF this Banking
bill win provide money FOR the prosecution Of tho
war and enable the government 10 dispense with
further issues of Greenbacks. is secuted in bust.
ness circles az nonstrou- delusion. If the bill
became law, and Mr. Chase relied upon it OK.
ciusiyely for means 70 pay the expenses OF the
war the last soldier in the service would have
starved to doati long before a million dollars
worth OF United States bonds had been taken mp
az a hss ior bank Issues. Nobody wants to start
new banks Just now. and il any did they would
start them under the State laws, which are liberal
enough. Mr.. CLase's incomprchensibe belief in
his bank scheme az source Of revenue has
created no little unessiness among commercial
men, VINO 10 not want TO Congress adjourn
without providing means for the prosecution Of
the aar. aud has provoked more opposition 10
the sch, me han its abstract merit would seem to
deserve.
lbc business Of the Sub-Tress lry was as fol-
iows to-day
"A sxi- "a
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U1HE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID TO
j Newspapers 81 ese4y ie.ri a.Jc. old fanp.
every Kind. old BlFRs R~os- sad Ieis.rs list src
full, and all hina- ~ Was Paper ron bankers. =,
companies, brvl-r-. pstn. ''n' ls,nr de,r,- .ri'
fees, eoskhin&ers, gr.lle sad rt ste bor3rs I
stessnbosls, RAILROAD ec. lprrt-. boar sing house.
oiic~p dc. Will sshd sse. al ihis cav Hspr
soken Or jersey Cay. sfoCk WE'LL hNEke
No. IS Ann
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CITY COMMERCIAL NEPONT.
FRIDAY, Feo. 13-SP M.
AsHn-saes were made Of 50 bbls. at $50. for pots
and DC. for pearls.
BssApsrurrs-Flour was l0c. PER Dbl higher and more
active with sales Of 900 bbe State and Western 800
bbls Southern and 400 bbs Canadian within our re-
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OFFICE OF THE
~ COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY.
Corner Of Wall aud Nassau streets.

Corner Of Wall aud Nassau streets 49,
c1 From sap ss..nsn for year December 81 1859
Total amount .: assets January l. 1855 So g
b bssSena FOR IL. year 70 L. Per Cent
Gdagapsed cash dividend to dealers lholding
srn S II: wear S vi Gsa Jss sss a
psia IN gold upon risks on which the premium
be- aS Th sss % 3:
IN lieu Of SCRIP .. he end q each year returns in
ali new sss under tho New York form policy, FOL
shall and paid 500 upwards return
ohss risks cargo aad fe'sh. ars'arn
Sd Upon time ri.ss rpoa and freight Of 70.
sryIese hoxsys, being coaGnea 70 persons and
ss q e y.eI Sss 20 he
one hundred So,iara = ~ -. - $3.50,
D eSSNh e E R'fs 2: Aesa 500
$ $SSE pESis SSs,s e Benson ~ sna.s &co
VIZ i. hALsEy. q Hsrb.cks : Hal.ey.
holland .. SficHELL. OF II. @. Mi.casi, 4 Go.
s stsEEs4 LEI q oss Rssss sssSs
Taos. :. DICKERsoN Of vsndcrvoort, Dckerson Co..
x Rs g. s S China nina:
wJILIAM YOUNG vice President Milwaukee Co Bank.
ASphbWy RICH President e Bank o. Attic: Buffalo
JOS MORRISON.
WIN II. POPHAM, Of Popham Haxtun.
PC. SoEs1s. Jx. Of Caldwell 4 Morri.
HENRY J. CANAAN. OF Wilson Cammann-
THOMAS LORD.
LAWRENCE MYERS, OF Lawrence Myers a Co.
CHARLES A. LORD.
ROBERT BOVINE. OF Bowne 4 Co.
GEO. B. SATTERLEE, of Sattcrlee Co.
re Co., Buffalo
MOSES MERCK. Of Osvego.
DAVID J. ELY, Of Reynolds Ely 4 Co., Chicago.
B q. NORRIS, President
TIOS. LORD. Vice President
WV NJ WarSsr Secrclar,.
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Since the satlon ~ tho company ss7 deaths have
orurred acus ~ memlrrs whose policies na sum ~
$50 SO ~ has eeen PAID, 81 watch ftSi.%g ~ wNro pe1
divide nds or additions 70 policies and which does ust ~
Crude their participation tn to approaching distribution of
THO dc,a Of Tho dividend Of tho date Februsv
1873, win b. announced 70 FOLEY holders soon "a pracu
.sfl.
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y n. sBARtSG's PRIVATE DANCING A,
81 IVA Fourth averne. acAr Iw. Yty.thifd sire !.
fnr ladies, misses ard us8teas atf clock Y. ~
tiemen NJ O'Clock. Glasses formed ~ other houS,
afternoon or evening. Priyetc ias'rur'ssu eitr,
70 styt kppilcsuA
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special meeting " ihs lah VIII 6e hcd AZ the Her
misgr No. iial plaee rear q rompkns marsel Tits
saturday. evenin az ~ a Every tacfibrr viii be
prrscnt DANIEL " o'RRfrN, Presifeut
T. Ntrcp HSsRr. s0cfctsr.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
NOTICE.
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, The undersigned keeps the largest and
best assortment of all kinds and styles of Boots and
Shoes, not only at East Saginaw, but also in the
whole Saginaw Valley, and
Whereos lie sells any and everything in his
line for less than any other establishment of the
same or any other kind and
Whereas, He sells the best and finest durable
ware Of ALL and spares no effort 10 please his pat
rons; lie hereby proclaims to one and all that il
Is highly necessary and essential TO eyerybody's
health TO keep their feet dry and warm, andst6at
his can be done best by buying everything in the
line OF Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, at his Emporium
Having received his large stock before the last rise
IN goods, aud being under much less rent than his
competitors he assures his patrons that they shall
have the benefit Of IL, and that everybody will be
we'll paid by going into Water Street. next door TO
u d. BuekhouPs Hardware Store for their Boots.
Shoes or Rubbers.
l.. S. LENHEIM
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

For The ReiiefQ fhe SIX and Distressed, afflicted
Nth Viruient and Chronic Diseases, and espee-
idiiy for The Cure Of Diseases Qfhe Seruai Or
Organs.
MI EDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting
WI Surgeon. VALUABLE REPORTS on Sper-
matorrh@a, or Seminal Weakness, and other bis
eases Of the Sexual Organs, and on tho NEW REM
EDlES employed in the Dispensary, sent free 10
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge
Two or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acti NJ
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VIRTUE Of a writ of fori facias. issued an,
- OF the Circuit Court FOR the County Of Sa gina v.
ehattels lands and tenements Of Eyore,t Woo,,,.s
i ulu on the I'D day of January A. D., 1863 lew
upon and take all tho right, title and interest ~
Everett woodruff in and to the following pieces or
p"'I's r ol and, described as follows, to wits The
sc OF section III, and tho sw 4 of section 10
IN Town III north, Of Range east also W ofsw Of
sec ~ Town 10 north, Of Rang east which shall
expose for sale at public auction on the lth day of
apri next, at ~ o'clock A NJ at the front door Of
saginaw, that being the place for holding the Crcu;t
Court Tor said County TO the highest bidder ms tb.
law dlreetsi said lands all situated In Saginav
Couny, state of Michigan
Dated February 18TH 1863
JESSE IL QUACKENRTSu sho.;n
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
ASSESSORS NOTICE

rom and after the first day Of January 1863, the
II Eighth Division Of tho Sixth Collection District
Of the State Of Michigan will DO composed of Saginaw
Midland and Isabella Counties, and the undersigned
Assistant Assessossor Of said Division will keep his
Office in the Buena Vista Block in the city Of East
Saginaw, Michigan, where he may be found for the
transaction Of all business pertaining 10 his Office.
Dated Jan. g. 1862
VIM II. S0UTHwICK,
Asjrsat Aesossor.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
MIDLAND CITY HOTEL
GEO. Il. BALL. Propric,or

NE fhoPkiETOR begs leave 10 inform the
Lnoeous house IN Midland City, where he will ever
DC found ready to suit and satisfy all who will obee
hun with their patronage.
Midland City, october IA, leel.-nl2
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
Notice to the Unfortun ate-

DIT CuNNINeuAM Of East Saginaw, will cure ven,
ereal Synthetic and all private complaints whether
Also all those unfortunate persons, suffering from
habits OF secret and solitary vice. in Other worJ.
masturbotion. None need fear TO apply as tbsir
s guels WI under all circumstances be kept pro
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24

ma Our Goodswcro recently bought in New York
Tor cash. by an experienced buyer and will be offer
ed at very small advance from cost. All those
having purchases to make, and the public generally
arc respectfully invited TO call and examine Goods
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
GROUSE, WICKLIEN 4 co.
East Saginaw, Jan LIST, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
vIoLINs AND ACooRDIANs.

UST received n fresh assortment Of violins and
~ Accordians, by u J.. vonoky a Co., on Water
strec.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
Al WA Us ON HANDy
SAMUEL ALLEN,
Carpenter e. Builder

JEFFERSON Street, Sd door North Of Genesee Street.
ME SUBSCRIBER is prepared to do all manner
Il OF work in his line heavy or light in manner
which he warrants will give entire satisfaction-
framing, enclosing joiner work. making doors,
SASH, window frames, eiserns, anything in the line
small, TAKEN and completed with the utmost dos
patch
Past patronage acknowledged, and its eontinuans.
solicited
East Saginaw, Sep. % 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
l. b HOVEY-

GeneSee Street, Opposite c. d. W. Gibson y Son
HAS ON HAND TIE LARGEST AND BEST
IL Stock Of
Double and Single Harness, Saddles, Collars,
Brides, Martingaies, Valises, Trunks, dc,
Whips, Of all descriptions,
In the State of Michigan. Having secured the
services Of the best Workmen in the State he now
prepared to manufacture to order all articles in
style never before displayed in this City
REPAIRING neatly executed, with promptness
and dispatch.
N. B.-L. b. ii. begs leave to inform those indobt-
cd to him, that all accounts made out up TO the
LIST OF April, and requests that they will call and
settle Immediately as all outstanding accounts after
the LIST of May will be placed i'll a Lawyers hands
for collection LB UoVEY
East Saginaw, April l. 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
VIM. STRASSBURG,S HALL.

ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 9th. 1863
4 10 which the public are respectfully invited. The
society, recently Incorporated has secured by pur
chase the whole of Block SO, in Glasby& GaIag6er's
i;sh ana proposes to establish German Eng
hsh School, to improve their Gymnasium. and 10 i5.
crease tneir Library and for these laudablo objects
,ne liberal cooperation Of the citizens of East
kI Tickets - for gentleman and lady. including
the Society. '"'"'o''' vi
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
O. G. sENORITAsi

"A Fresh supply Of this delcatcly Favored cigar
Cigar Store On vster. street T. L. voNoKY 90
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
NOTIOE.

~ oTlCE is hereby given that an ASSIGNMENT ~
a. two per- has been levied on tho entire stock
OF the Empire Salt Company payable at the Office
April next. 0' ''' 'V'" u'S VI
GEORGE DUNLAP, Secretary.
East Saginaw, Feb. 18th, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
II 4 Il ID. W II X Z

Such rs Cast Steel and Silver Steel Axes, Nails.
various kinds of Shelf Hardware, &c, DC.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24

DURE WHISKIEs-
"PEACH ORCHARD" DC,
enned ny an improved process, secured by letters
ra,ent and endorsed by the first Analytical Chem
ISIS as free from the poisonous salts of conner ,nd
Iead found in all Copper Distilled Whisky.
FOR sale by Il. A. STOKES. Agent.
Cor Jefferson ave and Wayne ST..
Feb 10, 1863 O" ''"eh'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
NEW MUSIC!
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC!

uST Received by Express all tho latest music
~ IRON the principal publishers in the United
States. We have lust eompleted arrono.m.r,.
whereby we can offer friends the latest music ar
vs. Wa, as published Il. L. V0N0KY d co
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
READY-M AIDE CLOTHING,

Jackets Overalls Merno Shirts and Drawers. Heavy
Ribbed Drawers, Hats, Caps, Fur Goods, Buck Nit
tens and Gloves.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
LOST.

On the 18th inst, ON Washington or Jefferson
street Gold Locket Pin intended for a miniature
but having no picture therein when lost. The
finder will confer favor by returning the same
to the Undersigned residence on Washington street
or to the Courier Office.
March Is, 1863 MRS. +. SPANGLER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-03-24
GRAND BALL
AND
Social Entertainment
OF TIE
GERMANIA SOCIETY.

+. A. Guenther, President John Lcidlein. Vieo Pres
Fred. Palm, Treasurer. 4. l.. Vonoky. Secretary
TRU STEES:
NJ ~ hoehler, Jacob Stauber,
Frid a. S nilaIu'' Joseph Herb
eu 0cn"ue, Peter Geisler
ms society takes pleasure in announcing IN tho
citizens OF East Saginaw and vicinity that thew will