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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

Or. SObio6 &enetian pferoe Eminent,
in 9sint 8lafGsn an so Gents, turirt Gatmteit,
S4nittwnncen, Sails, Collie, &C. QsIe 5OIsenSss :
8Oaon, SuIi Z, 1860.
Or. : 0 Ias: gBir babtn wG6rsnb Dem
SrrfIcicnsn Sabre ibr Yfrbe Eminent fir 2aGm'
BELT, 5uBI6ldse, Gueti6unsen, GOlic II. S6nttt.
punsrn naspunbt unb fanbrn cs in jcSrm Sal.
lie aIs ben bslrn Qrtitsl ben mir emals In bsIr
Circus 9rislitaft artrouat tatrn. Set 70 ali.
tt8 uno iaide 6 DuBfnp, ineem ss Oas eIn,ee
Ointment 1T oas MN ieBt sstraudcn. gEtr bdtsn
1O8 pfsrbs, bnUun letr I6aBtare, unb mSatcn
ni4t 9erne bic Staot ptns babsIbe pnla6n.
S9att 6rUa,
S'rwaltrr Ban lmGmau. Cos Menassrie.
Depot, Sc CORTLAND Stra6e. Ntwyprt.
EV- 3u baben br allsn Drueeilicn uno In
orm Su6fctr gum gs&a GauntY Yatriut, NGsn
topn.
Mni 20. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
Gen. (S;ramt's Stcauua .

Cincinnati, 10. Mai. Die
ieosrlo9s Der HcbeQen bel Rlpmono icll
oeuteno 9ewrien ieiu. Ginjelbeiten
blen. Sen. @rant nabm SadIon am
!. Mai Elm uno uerbrannte oas Staats.
pitol.
@roBs @erfirfunDen ellen fir Die
ebeiien bsrbci uno balten 10 Weilen
FIib pon SadDn. Gin 9roB e
d) | a DIT feDt bepor.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

Gm t9ten Wai, bmf ben GGrw Srn. 3brmat
Scpman, Ssrr Gppin S6u6IT. nit MiB Sarnt
StGbIrr, trice bon Sbsr Rilforb, 9s6a Gauntp
Gin % Wiai. bur6 DenfeItrn, Er Scbdnr
eeb, bon Buds GauntD, nit Ni6 gnna Gli;a Qr.
nUlc, BON 4lrntaun.
@m 24aen Wai. 1863. bur6 BEN GGrp. Srn
8ttaro gSlIfer. Sr. gOrnrO s. quras. nit
Nd6 Matilpa 6. Gjnumrr, tcibr BON QGsntaun
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
Die llniDn fitr INNER !

QgU Jest Winpsr iii 5Selbslt unb SatsrIanb
Rersnet itebsn, pa frnre pom Stsn,
Ten Sdmpfnn errettsno pie mGttiBe 5anc,
Die Jrsirn, bic mtiIsn ben Batter bort lCben.
@ere6t IN bic Gads, auf @jctt mir pertrau'n,
Drum Iet bic gocpns, ouf itn mir frii bau'n.
ltno fe9rci6 ras Banner nit Sternen bsfl't,
rlCttr'm Qante Der Grsen unp 8raosn nod trett.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
Jafion C!1IiH) cinScnommcn pon ocn
llniontrUppCn.

Sincinnati, Mai Is. Der
CHATTANOOGA 8ebel pom Is. Moi brihat
|cine Oepeibe pom H. Wai, Don Mobile,
rei6e allo lautet:
oS1fi Jon 1T pom 8cino bc1eBt. g8ir
|fobten oen 9onicn Sag, fonnten ieoo6
pie Staot nibt balten."
(Saffcn 1T Die 6auptitaot Don WiIz
|illllppi uno ipidti9 ol6 Giienbabnbaupt.
|pepot, Sabrif faot fir @afsn uno @tus
|nition uno propionts uno Mlunition6Oez
pot fir Die Rebellen oe5 Sdopeitens.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
8rie9S>Naci)riCs)tem

dIr Gdstn tttrnu6asbtnS Die pldtlaaen unS
msflf ratrtHenltGsn-Oenn ale 30 srben III In
etr''m rp5@sntliGen 9lattr rein unmBalt6-
"rtsss''a@riatsn, sruppsn.g gspssunssn, II. +.
10, irtsStr' rpis Ie bon Gag gu Sag tsI uus sins
trefen, tOlSsn, SaHit unfsrt 9e1er pOn alien Dor.
lauen I'm 3uiamr1entana unterridtft rerbfn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
UbiIaocIpbia Diebmarrt.

gcuse g3car fanren In TblpS DrOp, gJarb
fclaeutc 8ertdufe RAFT 1886 Stdd Rtnbpisb
,u 8 tis t34 Gents prIpfunO. t5O 8at, gu $50
bis As psr Stdd, 1000 S6auie Su 9 bis 10
Gents per 9furb, 1t60 Sawsine ju 5000
bic $3.50 per 100 Yfunb.
Sn brr SIaO pon Senrp @lp6 rurSsn 1889
5tweins 3u Sc so IS SO 90 per Center RsttO.
Iewittt verfault.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
Wlaudt G6unf 0larftberirht.
pbilaocIpbia t1IarFtbericbt pom 81.
Mai

8e,snms6t 1913; Bis 5000 6amlisn.
msbl 81 90 Be $3.50; 5anepbranps $500 Bis
5000; RCg9snmrbl S. s5,25; gGsll4trrnmebI
S4,25.
8dbr gSetjrn Si,95; rOtbr BdSsn 81. SO
BIS t.7O; 8Uassn 10; gesIiafOrn SO bic 80
Gents 6afCr so bic 50 Gents.
gpAisffp "A bis A6 Gents.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

Tim trim YFansen bss &o6lS bmfeItrn Dor
gSurntrn gu ltibsn, Ioa man bic Dur,sln Der
,u psrirbsnben gFansen srl in 5tId6l unO @yps
taubsn, rOburG bic gBirmsr fsrnr ss4nltrn wrr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

0untin0o 0 n, Va., 20. Wai.-
Die Oruferei pe6 ,,Wonitcr'', Elm Ser
rather Slatt, mmcc bcutc jcritort uno
allie 8crdtbipaftcn ocriclbCn wuroen in
ole Strabe 9clporfen. &trluit $1,000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
81nf : 0ipibenbc.

@inc baitjdtrl&e Divirsnpr Der aasntaun
Sant rcn pcimt f5mmt BEN Sfcdbaltern
orr rsrtn ifaitinsn 8rtreitrn ,u m0 III pirirlbe
an cher na6 Dem ). Mai jlblbar. Sm Quf
TRACE ecs Sgarp
6. B. Cooper, GaIiirtr.
Nlai I2, 1863. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
SG,tdoi8unS Scr t7icorrIa3c orn 6cn
pcmhcrton.
Tur6 IdrljGe 3tiiuagen.

Us 4 d n9ton, 21. Mai Scr
uHIbmono Gn1uiyer" pom %. .. cNl.
bait clne 9tpcidDe aus WobHe, u. Mai,
tol9cnocn Snbalts
Dtr Selno grin am IL. unIcre 5rup.
pen (o.c 9tebelltm bci Der Srafc titer
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
CGinoefanot.)
NVEHY'TuWVI'J
Stlaperci in ocn Der. 5taaten pon
t7oro, Nmcrifa.

lIorC' 'Qmcrtfa.
5ClscnbsS @ebt6t wurbt BON bsm G6rp. 81
banncS Drsista6 arbidtst ben 23Fm SscsmB
1876, alp IGun II SaGrsn.
/. Die Stlaptrsi i'm 0anbe,
Der Jrsbeit' Spctt uno ScBu,
Beld' sCbe Climb uno S6unOs,
;5iir unIere Nation
gBer sdbtt bic @rdurl ane,
9srfniipft nit Sclapcrti
9Bfr bGlft uns aus Der 5als,
DldHt uns pom tlstsl frCi ?
2. Wan riibmrt ipas mir leifsn,
Die lostbsn gu betsbr'n,
llnb rp6 mir uns GtreiIlsn
Die gegsr Su perfsbr'n.
Wan binbrrt fr pom Ssrnsn
1r Sartit uno S6rsitstunR,
GdIt fe in punteln Gernen,
giah Der Sprannrn Ouuf.
8. StOn f'b mir Istr lrafdais
Sn pitIer b5Irn Sad:
9as llnudt In un,Gblig,
Srnst Strafe, gBrb unb G6.
9Bts pirb sS enrl6 sebsn,
gRann 8ahs trift bsrstn ?
gps man wiro's oarn lsbrn,
g4is @Ott pirp 8i6tsr Isin.
A. gic& 1ttt ss uns In Sdnrsn,
Die Straf' gu wenern ab:
9sftrtrt bic @Irnben,
2crtnht rec lreibrrS Stab
Jtuft @ctt an um Srrgsbun0:
3dtlt sbrlin ben SaslObn,
60 finbst itr @rbTruns,
Scr @ottrs @nabsntbrcn.
5. Drm armtn Nesr'StIape,
Sfn urIcrm ,,frrisn elnD"
gSrc bod nod, irins Sa&e,
BlIp tpmmsn rcdt Su Stano:
Ocrn rs IN aufgtwd6tt,
Der rrdtt 5reibsiIs.@eia,
Der 5grnnns Serladst,
llnp 6rsibcit ibm Oerbeiet.
6. G5 wtrbm icns 3ranstr
glun tllo tsppsen isin.
g'rn Isinsm Sanb unp YrGnstr,
Sbn rnblih su ttfIr'n
6rsitct yno SIrgsr= Rc6te,
gGerten aud bm ~ Sbctl
Su Sltnb Sdar9slhlette !
Dstulo rs tcmmt cas- Seil,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

Der 9fnsaiCnntas II aabtsr Isbr I&6n unb
GrillI@ ssfsirrt pVrbsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

jdblune Der irbtcn gGatt zines Sterrihtrrs ati
Dtrcn, bsm llniCns. Ganbbatsn, 28OO Stimmrn
Nebrbsit iiter Itinsn @raner.
Hin nJann, Der pon lrinsn Na6taren Be-
mitIeiost purSe, rrsI ism feline 5rau pssselaufen
NOR, ia8tr hisItn: ,,Srtlast mid nt&t r6u, als
btS lie niccer 3uriif it,"
Derscitrrn, wd6rnb R6 iitcrua @ruppen
BON gerIonrn In ben StraBen Yitttburss tilbeen,
un bic NaGritten i6rr bic Saaanbiabam NfTaire
gu bprsn, unt'rnabm es Elm Inbinan oslIrlbrn,
es9sn bas Commencement unb bic WaBreasl BON
SalInne'n9bnmS Ssrbaftuns tcs,u,isbm. 8d.
nats mare ibm cas aber ibcI tsfcmmen, ea bic llm.
Itsesneen Wirne madtrn, ibm cine tl6ttar 2ettiun
G6Idse 5ulutb'iIsn. Der Spre6r ma6te f6
Su ictnsm Slid unfhbnr.
6Infi9cr 5tano Der Seloer in 1De
fen. gla6 bsm 9sri6t einsS 9leiImesn, Der
fcr6sn bic Stuutsn Sllincis, Snbidna unb ben
Noromelsn heIu6t Sat, arbrn bic Sdaten bort
dbsnll irbr gut, 70 rdB, rprnn font niats ba,pl.
Ifrn tcmmt, cine etnfise grnotf ,u rrpartsn
febt.
bier Kdlber auf cinmal. Cine 9u6 res
6errn OiOIsS g. Miarr, In 8inbIUr 9aunI6ip
Ssrfs @aunt9, traGtf pier &Glbrr auf einmat ,ur
gDrIt, pOVUn j:NOd spst tOpt parsn. Die an.
bern ,rsi iinO ater frtf& unO seIunb. gBrr tann's
bieten
SaIf aus ieOrm @auntp Iaufsn 9sr6tr BON
tclsn 0unpsn elm unb per6fn 5dls 9smeltCt, pas
Wrnf6rn bon icl&en estilien worOen fno. Go
II wirtltd bsOauerlt6, bas man folder oft 70 up'
nIssn Ssfisn psesn WsnI&enIsttn In Gisfabr
isbt. g8er einrn Sunb brau6t, ic(lte ibn ansee
bunbsn balten, bic anpsrn Slafer IolItsn fir 20.
0sfrei nfIdrt rsrbsn.
Kubtaun Satallion.-Das SirtlGbriae
Battalion fnbst am ndafrn Sam1as, ben 80.
Gte1ss ilatt.
Rrmorect. Sin Sr. Sartins aus @rapfcrb
Gaurtp. Der pori0ss Satr nah Der @rsnb BON
YtsS Ysaf auspanoerte, wuror an 18. WS;,
pibrenO or nit tsm 8au elmer Wd6le tsIhGftot
mar, Upn Ipd Sanbiten iitsrfuIIen, unO nit taltem
Suts ermprprt Die WErper li8teten f6 in
bic GIctirGe.
De0~ Sn YbitorsIpbia wurbe int OsrTpiienrn
Sabre Die Summr BON S65l,2t8 an bic trpiirf.
ti1sn SclbatrnfamIien ausbGablt.
Rin pcrtbpolICr papicrfGbcn. Sin
tlensr 5sBen SsrsiIbtrS Ylpier wurbe neuIidb In
pariS bel elmer Seriteiseruns pOn photographer
,u 500 Jrantsu Srrtauft. G5 mar Elm sisenGGns
bissS Billet Martin Suffers pom Sabre 1891.
Moro in Butler Gaunty. Qlm Dien
flag Na@mitto9 wurpr In Sauistaun, Butter Co.,
elm 6r. Sno. 5asIsr pCn Isinsm S&rieaerIUbn
NcrtGam rrmoroet. Der WGrber wuroe pcr6af.
tat u1c mad Der Sail in Butler sstru&t.
Senator QowrY in @re wurse am Sam:
Rda auf Dem Nahbauiepss nah lsinsr DOtnung
bon cInissn &srIen ii6rrfaGrn uno idmabl6 mtB
banoelt, 70 ZAP sr einiss Gage lang OaS 8tt
bitten muGte. Die 0Insreifsr IOarn Sr,rITpnt.
iienfreunOs srtpsien Iein, wsl6e an Der bstanntcu
2Usuttdt feS Senators @nFanO srncmmrn sat-
ten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
JeOer un0 SC6eere.

Hauio ~afbbttrn, bon Nasntaun, IN lin.
ter her GcnlcrptOn5 atte oIs GCmmiiOncr fdr
ben 6tsn GOnsrsB Diirttt anssfedt pttStn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

Otptbe blaue, sctbe, crime
uno i&war,e 6artr, gum fdrtsn Srn gBcGc, Baum.
wpllr, 0sinplnb unp SejOe, su Gatsn bs
s. 9. WcIer, QpctDtftr.
Wdn fam in MCirr's Qpclbefr r I + 9GcI.
fen uno StiornieuA ist'n, rslde5 nit rtigir
Jarbc Sriirtt wcrrrn ii.
Wai l3, 1868. no -
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
Hir uDabl in rDise onlIn .

N lwaufis, t8. Wat. Die Gtmmen.
5dtlune Der IrBtcn g8abt zines Stenittrrs aitt
Dtrcn, Dem llnicns.G .Ganbibatrn, 28OO Stimmsn
Webrbsit iiter 1tnrn @eaner.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

Pim Mann, Der pOn stnsn Na6taren Bee
mitIetSst rurSs, wsiI ism feline 5rau wssgelaufen
mar, Ia8te hisIsn: nSrtlast mid nt6t r6sr, als
bis lie pisbr 3uriif ill.,"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
6S 0eIcbiite erbeutet.
Gsueral Graut gu l)iRsbura.
SfebellemDcrlmIf 10000 MSomm.

Oie Ginna Dme Fl der.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

sc ew Worf, 24. Wai. Scr Spez
alsSorrsiponocnt oe5 ,,R q. 9cralo"
berlbtct, olB Sen. @rant 5 S6lod)tcn
9emcnncn, So &dnonen erbeuttt uno 9.
400 Sefan9ena 0emldnt babe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

6Inffi9cr 5tano Der Scloer in 10 e.
iten. Dad bsm Ssri6t sinss gtstImom, Der
ice6en bic Staatsn Saincis, Snodna unb ben
gtoromslsn tsIu6t BAT, 1r6rn bic Saaten bort
dbsrnll istr gut, 70 raB, wsnn font niats ba,wl.
ffrn tOmmt, cine einfise grnbtt gu erpartsn
1eGt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

Moro in Butler Gaunty. Nm Diem.
flag Naamitto9 wurOr In Saristaun, Butter Co.,
rim Sr. Sno. SasIsr vcn Isinsm S4rirserIObn
gturtGam crmoroet. Der MSrOer wuros Der9af.
ttt u1o mad oer Sail in Butler sebra6t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27

Simmer btiIer uno better lauten bic 8es
rl6te BON Dem untern WiffIfippi. Sol
een6e Drpeiben fino in 8afbinaton bel
Der Ne0ierun0 enoetroffen
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
Democratic State Convention.

Democratic State Convention will BE- held Al
Detroit, on Wednesday, the eleventh day Of Febru.
Gy, A ID. 1864. at eleven o'clock in tho forenoon
for the purpose OF nominating candidate for jus
uee OF the supreme Court, and candidates for Re
gents Of the University and for the purpose Of trans
acting such other business rs may come before the
ccnvcntion
Each county comprising ono or more represent
ssye districts will be entitled 10 three times many
delegates as therS representatives in the lower
house Of tho State Legislature from such county, and
each county which may not be entitled 10 one rep
sentative In the lower house in the State Logisa-
ture, will DO entitled TO one delegate
The last State Convention adopted resolution Il
the effect that no delegate should be entitled 10 q
seat in any future democratic State Convention
representative IRON any county in which he does not
reside.
Democrats and conservatives, ye who wish a res
toration Of the Union and the maintenance of the
constitution and laws in their integrity, come and
let us take counsel together in this hour Of our hui
initiation and peril.
Detroit, December %, 1862
LEVI BISHOP, VIM. A. RICHMOND,
III N, WALKER, ADAM L. ROOF,
STEPHEN II CLARK, AUSTIN WALES,
n A. BALCH, ii. IL. HARMON,
III A. LYBR0oK, j. & SUTHERLAND,
o. NJ. BARNES, JOSEPH COULTER,
l.. D. NORRIS,
t'37-r Democratic State Central Committee.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

examine thoroughly tho bins, kettles.
pans. brine, &c. No lime or lime water
shall be used in tho kettles or pans,
under penalty. Ample provision is
made for the particular manner in which
the salt shall be examined and inspected
and the barrels or other packages prop
erly branded. Heavy penalties are at
tatched to any fraud, either upon the
part Of the manufacturer or Inspector.
All salt of any inferior quality, dirty,
damaged, or condemned, may be inspcc'
ted and passed as second quality salt,
provided only that it be 30 distinctly
designated upon the package. The
The Chief Inspector has the power to
issue such rules and regulations as he
may deem proper.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

NEws.--Burnside has resigned his
position as Commander in.Chicf Of the
army of the Potomac and Hooker been
appointed in his stead. There arc re-
ports that the Army of the Potomac is
TO be virtually disbanded and the greater
portion of it to be sent to the West,
that reconstruction of the Cabinet is
to take place and that essential changes
win take place in the policy of the Ad
ministration. No news of Importance
from any portion of the army.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

COPPER DISCOVERED IN SAGINAW
Messrs. Sutton Sears &, who are Dor
ing a salt well in the 81 Ward OF this
city, opposite the Atwater Steam Mills
Emcrson's Addition; at the depth OF
los feet struck a vein Of native copper
in the rock. a specimen Of which We
have now in our possession, where il
may be seen by any who arc curious to
examine this evidence of new and un'
expected addition to the resources OF
the Valley. The specimen is of the
same character as most Of that mined
at the best locations on Lake Superior
Pure, native copper imbedded in quartz
and when first taken from the well
was as bright aud handsome as are the
finest specimens from the Upper Lake
region. This is an entire new phase in
the salt boring operations, and may re-
suit in discoveries quite as important as
the invaluable Saline resources which
are being SO thoroughly developed.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
The Democratic Conventions.

We call the attention of the Democ-
rncy of Saginaw County to the several
calls in this issue for State and County
Conventions. Recent events have more
than ever demonstrated the absolute
necessity of preserving and strengthen
ing the Democratic organization, as the
only means Ivy which there is any hope
ofever bringing our country out of the
difficulties and dangers with which it is
at present environed. Not only Demo.
Gratis, but conservative men who have
heretofore acted in opposition, see and
know this, and are praying for its res.
toration to power.
Radicalism now rules the Republican
party with rod of iron, having crushed,
driven out or subsidized one by one all
of those in its ranks who were tinctured
in tho slightest degree with conserva.
tism, and its accepted policy at this
time, if avowed eighteen months ago
would have been .purned by three.
fourths of its members. Fanatical, un.
scrupulous, arrogant, intolerant, big.
oted and dictatorial, without capacity
to design or ability to carry out any ra.
tional policy, it seeks 20 drag everything
down to its own despicable level, and
to exercise the same tyranny over all
mon that it does over its own members.
To battle with any prospect of sue.
cess against such an organization, having
unlimited monetary power, and all
the Federal offices at its disposal, it is
necessary for the Democracy to organ.
ize early and effectually. Let the pri
mary meetings be well attended. Send
tho best men to the State and Judicial
Conventions, that their action may be
firm, prudent aud wisely considered.--
Let all Democrats act as becomes men
who are personally interested in bring
ing about the change so much to be de
sired, and there is hope for the better,
even in Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

REMovAL.-Geo. Crabbe s. Co., have
removed to the building formerly occu-
pied by the U S. Land Office, on Wash
ington Street, opposite the Post Office,
where they have fitted up an elegant
salesroom which they have filed with a
fine assortment of all article in the line
of Boots and Shoes. Their facilities
for carrying on the business of manu-
featuring are also much better than at
the old stand.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

CHANGE or PRoPRIEToRs.-Nieder-
stadt & Son, who have for some years
carried on an extensive business in the
Boot s. Shoe line n Hess Block, next
door to the corner, have sold out their
entire stock, business and good will to
Mcssrs. Leidlin & Bro. who VIII con.
tinue in the samc line at the old stand.
Messrs. n. s. Son have given general
satisfaction and succeeded in securing
a fine trade which we hope their sue,
cessors may retain.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
READ Lenheim's proclamation.
Salt Bill.


The Lansing correspondent of tho
Detroit Free Press gives the following
as the main features of the Salt Inspec.
ton Bill now before the Legislature:
The bill forbids that any salt be sold
that is uDinspected. An Inspector OF
Salt shall be appointed by the Govern.
or, who shall hold his Office for four
years, unless previously removed. He
shall appoint Deputies-one to be loca-
ted at Salina, one at Saginaw, one at
East Saginaw, one at Carrolton, one at
Portsmouth, one at Salzbnrg, one at
Bay City, aud one at Bangor, and
wherever else there may exist the
necessity for one. The Inspector shall
have salary of 81 500 and an addition
al $500 for office rent and clerk hire.
The Deputies shall be allowed not to
exccede $50 per month, and their assist
ants no more than $40, and these
amounts aud other incidental expenses
shall DO assessed upou the several sal:
companies according to their capacity.
Tho principal Inspector shall have his
Office at East Saginaw. No Inspector,
deputy or assistant, shall 10 any way be
interested in the manufactui or sale OF
salt. The bill further provides that
one of these officers shall often visit all
the manufactures in their distrsct, and
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When seized with Pam, whether in
the head, bowels, stomach, joints, limbs,
back--.whcther it be in the LiYST, Nd.
neys,or other organs, use RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF, in few minutes all
pain and uneasiness will disappear. All
diseases that indicate their presence by
the the sign of pain, discomfort or uneasi-
ness, Railways Ready Relief..--if admin.
stered when pain is experienced.-will
positively arrest. No disease would
grow upon you, if il was promptly met
on its first approach Fever and Ague,
Yellow Fever, Typhoid Fever, Cholera,
Dysentery, Flux, Diptheria, 1nhuaDzn,
Small Pox, are more easily prevented
than cured and if RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF is used when symptoms of discom.
fort or paroxysm Of pain are experienced.
no serious sickness will follow. Let
people bear this in mind, be the pain
slight or severe, use Railways Ready
Relief and you will avoid sickness.
Neither Opium, Morphine, Veratrum
Arnica, or any other narcotic Anodyne
will relieve you from pain so qnick as
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Nor are the effects of these drugs and
poisons, so pleasant as the Ready Relief.
Quinine the favorte hobby of physi-
clans, in the treatment of Cbills and Fe.
yer, Fever and Ague, and other Fevers.
Now Railways Ready Relief will prevent
attacks of these diseases, and if siezed
will cure the patient much quicker than
quinine, and leave the patient in a sound
aud healthy condition. Quinine will not
do this. If Railways Ready Relief was
better understood there would be very
little sickness. If persons when they
feel pain would use it, there would be
no increase of pain or growth Of sickness.
FOR SALE BY FRIZELLE BROS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27
Democratic County Convention

A Democratic County Convention
will be held at the Court House in Sagi,
paw City on
.n SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7,
At 2 O'Clock T. NJ. for the purpose OF
selecting six delegates to represent
Saginaw countyin the Democratic State
Convention, six delegates also to repre-.
sent the county in District Judicial Con.
vention and the transaction of such
other business as may be deemed al.
visable. Each township and Ward in
the county will be entitled to three dele
gates. [ BY order of Dem Co. Com.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

ATTRACTIVE ExHBrrIoN.-We call at
tcntion to the advertisement in another
column in regard to the SIEGRIsr FAM
lily whose services Mr. VIM. Strass.
burg has secured. They are a first class
performers-were with Dan Rice's cir
Gus last summer, sure garantee that
they are leading people in their line
and will not fail to give an entertain
ment worthy Of patronage.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

A man came very near dying in Cali.
fornia, in consequence of drinking a glass
of cold water and putting on a clean
pair of stockings-.an experiment which
he had not tried for number of years
before. -E1change.
We know of man in this section
who if he never dies until trying the
latter experiment kills him, will live for
ever.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-27

IssosANcE AcKScy.--Attention is in.
vited TO the advertisement for the insu.
rance Agency of CnAs. b. Morn, in
this paper. The companies in his list
are all prompt and reliable. aud
their terms as fair as those of any
companies OF equal responsibility. The
HOVE, which heads the list, has long
boon q favorite in this section, and the
others, though not all Of them as well
known, are fast gaining an equally IA
vsrabls reputation.