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The New York herald., 1863-12-01
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VISIT or TIE ITALIAN CONSUL GENERAL TO T,y
ITALIAN LuR-oY-BArTLxs sHIP--IscIDESIs or THE
vIsIr--THE RE DITALfA, ETC.
Amid the squali Of yesterday aitornoon distu-
guisbed party o Italian gentlemen paid visit the
Italian line OF battle ship Re Guonatulono Among tho
party Duke dAuora de Iiecgnano Collector barney
Mr. G. r. seeohi dc Casa, editor Of the Eeo dAala, aud
others q
The party embarked board Of the United states
revenue cutter Miami Lieutenant fcnger and after tho
disposal OF n oouutifai lunch, provided by the
nander Of ths Guitar the small bcass ct the party
board Of the bis thip. ths Duke ed'Anors having pre-
vousiy received salute from ths Miami dae rank
Consul General OF Italy.
Arriving board the war ship the PARTY were intro
duoed 70 Commodore lsua who invited them his cabin
~beD after pleasant chat the brought aud
the oas,s OF The President of the United states 'vc
tor Emanuel - "iniied Italy, NNr Barney, "Captain
Fcnser and o,befs drA,k On leaving the vesaei
stiue due 10 Duke iAmorI nrcd from The Italian
snip. aud the pary reiurnod on shore The party
not large. bat interesting Wait nplshed With
out tbs stn formae which often mark such occasions
We are reoctcd to state that he entertainment % be
gyeu by Mr. webb on board ~ The Ro d'lthia ON Wed
uesdhy s not 10 10 grand ball. stated bot simply
social gah ring N invited guestg 80 40 T. give the Italian
Minister ana Italian naval ocers aud citizens aud some
OF our naval ohioers an opportunity ~ iu'reci this
splcndei vessel whch n the fFtt regular seagong iron.
clad frigaio built 10 THIS conutry
Dodwort's foil btnd will be present, ani ihose Who
desire u will doubt lni an opportunity 10 ipin IN
social dance but q ave set ball at THIS time out e
the auction and az we have stated IA Ia 10 Do social
anrir altogether Preparations arc being made b.
cOmmodate bot limited nunhef u guests, and. as the
OF tho wardroom sni cabin ueres-ariiy small W
comparison 10 sooommoiaiona on shore. a a
general invitation cannot be extended 10 the pubhc
Tho following ~ "a llst " tie 9ncors o, the Mani
Ltsui'naHf Coa,asaHd.',9--A a tingaT.
tira L,>wenaaf--ri,eo \. spencer.
S>e0,Df leu fenrnf--j. X. Gralame.
third Lt,tfsr1gt-S. Ancn Olricr.
EaOiH,err--Ch,ef, Chsfes g. Dale First isfiI'ant
James H fryiness.
yAg-SamucI g. h,srey
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RrookIYn CItr wv.

THs orr Rsnsoipa-si meeting q ihs broasiyn
Common oogncl bf sshi, iho mala rf1r seas y tso
ofdssscss siop,sa by wh,ch snosng ou The rsfs
prohlbhsi Tbs s0sIatoss and drivers are p'1hitsd
ron ssiog B~as the cass--a pfarios hitbsri9 In.
dagrf 10 from the fart tlat ss ~snpy1s rsss sg pr
uHied ssvs tBr Cafssuf felrvfDg tts seFrral
paBi-s % sscp their n uh0rgugh rsgaf. tefe's
ssctisst % focuD1 ord aasrs Nrfs tso afcpiel ~
vhch ooDdoc0ra and dFFsfs repaired tg iaFs 01f n
May ~sft year w. noFrfn@roa fnri - ~ y
neoefsb~Y iss1. f~nsfy y 80 "a atfsrtrf ffF ~
leetlrE - iffsaff ilsu~ frs - ~ h o. - Ftd y
tho City Cerk t~fc1yr Tho cgrpangn are frTtf~i ~
sep tEs rAca 0esn sna cart lbe art s~sy atfe' i~t
aty ~ mtY dolsrs - - f-tt go fpa hHtAfei
dol.ss fgr ~ telarf lTsFse ftifrm1 80 ~
'uEsd 10 asfiat NJ rtrfYBg COS DO fli4h.H 49,
w. report ~ NllisfMra fpr rffefrl'iaf lea ~
~ u .ast g.tsusnae ssrs 81 erred 20 tts fafaa '.
ft@s ior regsri fhey fFsFlas ihti ~ f~tAp l-l
rsgairsd W Iay is't q 10y 80 ga.-- -f.l, . 80
ssat aff ressy etiur ths ns = lfee tffs ~ Nfs
csr b. t1etty, ks1 i1 cfs tftf ~ " athTls ~
Aldsrmsn aI.safti "a ts e - .lit 80. ln-.f ~
N.ssa~ f~g1f = D~al ifsifei 49, '''~ 'N'"'
fer furtb~y - fstfsftf en
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declining saes At 4os. Groves, Todd Co. report pro-
Visions quiet and steady. lard easier. Resin nrm.
uAyRE oOrros MARKET.
HAyRg, Nov. n, 1868
Cotton-saos ~ The week, 100 bales. The folDwln
are the quotations ordngre, 2d7 H. bas. 270 fr
The sitck or cotton IN port ~ ttated at 20 900 bales
TIw Latest MARkETs.
LlysHIooi, Nov d. Evening
Ccttan quiet and unchanged. SAFES 10 day OV0 bales
" which specghte!s sad e,porisrs took $500
Provisions sloSdy.
Sugar stll advancing.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
City Int~IiiReuce.

Tw Rrsnis Bali FUSD-A sCErLUs ON HAND some
5000 and above the expenses Incurred by the st
Russian hall said be In The hand. Of the Executive
Committee How 10 dspose of this little sum is anes
too before the committee at present The general 10.
ciBstou seems 70 be tO dispose f Tor charl-
table purposes and u has been troposed ~ divide the
o. 900 epuaily among tue United states Cbrtsb Com.
mission and the society FOR improving the Condition q
the Poor.
MssnSG oT riS PtAp wossgns "a large and enihB
siss,,c meeting Of the tin piaie workers he'd It
evening at Military Han, Bowery important busisess
was transacted and many new members we're admitted
Resolutions were passed expressing sympathy With the
use All the wofkmen wbo were discharged from focs
factory whestone have received satisfactory
70 tbcmseiyes, and expressed string willingness 20
stand by the rnioB the Untn IN turn prornsinz
tain tber. lhe tinmsp are nos siroug body ADd q
proEpercus condhon Tie greatest unanimity prevails
IN the working oi the society.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
KvEA DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
--->N~-,-o7~-o--7~---~-~
TIE SCOTIA OFF CAPE RACE.
FAsfE ~~~~>~-~~~~~~~,~--~--
Trial Of the Rebel GmnbOat
Alexandra.
>,,>.,-oo>>.,.,.o>..~.
1HB 1oRAPARTn CoNoRESs
England's Reply to Napoleon's
3sc Invitation.
The lnpal Government Accepts and the Other
Powers Wait Explanations
COST OF THE MEXICAN WAR.
8ussssn News from Poland Only
Published In Paris.
UESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PORTUGAL.
a ---~,c>N~~-~~(-~>N~>>~>
The Great Eastern to be Sold at
Auction.
An English Mail Steam Line to New
Zealand by Panama,
An English Mail Steam Line to New
Zealand by Panama,

~ 81. JouNs, ". r., Nov. 80, 1868.
The steamship Scotia from Liverpool on tho 2lst
Queenstown the 22d instant passed Cape Race at
today She boarded BY the yacht OF the press
and The following summary OF her news obtained
contract bad been concluded for monthly mail ser
vice between England and New Zcaland, via Panama.
succetafu experiments with great Armstrong gun,
throwing shot and shell weighing i've hundred and hny
pounds, had been made at Slocburypess.
Ths English Parliament Stands prorogued TO the 18th OF
January.
The Paris EonIse Grmer 6,.50 hut the Bank or
France continues TO lose specie.
The Italian decree Of amnesty is liberal and compre
hepslve.
The Prussien Legislature upper honse) voted an ad
dress TO the King, 81 TO so. .s.
There has bern great IRE al Portugal The Municipal
Chambers and numerous pgs were destroyed and
several lives lost.
The citizens of Hoistsin and Scblewirg held meeting
Hamburg and voted address to Prince Augusten
burg inviting him 70 place himself At the head Of the
people. Sweden is making naval preparations for
The steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived at Queens
town on the ed.
Ths steamship Grea. Eastern had been advertised for
auction on the lih Of January by order of tho
mortgages. qrrg nsftsaarff "a
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Cavalry fos the Army.

Colonel A. Norrson, WHO behaved 20 saiagily al tho
s,ormne Of FredsrIcksbury Heights ~ nov, by psrmM
sian Of The President raising a. Ttcntoa, j., fcyi
ment u hussars. Tue bounty s We bear very larrr -
bs, picked viii be taken The Coonsl, who 10
intimately sclBaintod with the Austrian AMI fngisb
regiments of Nj, denomua,on, DESIRES hs sbliy 10
raise a regiment that viii outyie hem both.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
war Mee,,sg ,n Brsdg.po,t, Conn.

BHponosr. Com, Nov 20. Iss3
Trabhn Han crowded 10 eroess to-n sht and the
rreasest enthusiasm manifested ts Governor Notle
2 7. Esrpam, =. H. Wales, ssg., aed eo,srter ". X.
strouf made eiesscrt steeeh-s
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
Our yv.sMi.gse. Dsspa.sh.

wAHmsrN, nev. -. lsee
Much anxiety and fsvesIshneas have ssss msasssssd
hero this Aftsrnoou in regard 10 The fAss Il osassa
Meade's army Nos word OF nssnxsoes hes 49,
received the front ,odAy. rhsss hAs bssa
municaiion Of any kind wday Ssswssn RAppahssgssk
station and headquartsrs ~ n
The sounds Of The battle. OF Skinih, whieAsvss y
may be, hays boweyer. becn painy hard, and sssuU
have passed from the fight sow~ds ths ,ets.
Tns sxwmnh % FRIDAY known 70 ssvs oeessred q
wndsp~s, and that q saturday n III dwsesss II On
vordbersvle, several miles further towards orssse
Court Hocse.
The AbseDee Of any positive information has
Intense anxiety about tho rcsut
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the A,nsricsn a~ss,ion.

The Eagiish joufnas quiss on America The London
Tina rays thai America rapidly settled into "
normal ssss of war; and early peace looks hopeicss
The argassss IN the Aiexandra csss AN progress.
iog. The Attorney General cuucluded his argument In
favor ot atsS usl Me 2oth q November. with a
warn oiogium upon ths decisions m ths Americas
courts osilisg tbsm honor Jurisprudence
country Tho soIci,or 6encra commenced his argument
Tor the crown The 2is, Of November
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

NJ e A E'S A r MY.
~-~~-~~e~-~--,~--~~~>s~>~-~
Heavy Cannonading Towards
the Front Heard Yesterday.
e->e~po~-~~~~s0~~~~y~~N
No General Battle Believed to Have
Been Yet Fought.
~s~>~~---~--~~s>~~~>~~-~~~
The Locality Of Fridays and Saiur-
days Skirmishes,
H.. As. -
MIR. william Yousg's Dcspateh.


RsTanA~ooK srAnos, Va. Nov. 3o-7:i5 Y. NJ
No correspondent Of the IKaAip reached here from
the front and Is presumed that win oommunicaic
with this point II there is military order torbddog H.
Your instructions explicit yield literal obedcucct 70
all military regulations relating To corrcspouden,s, and
they therefore obeyed a consequence the nKrAIp
correspondents permitted remain With the army,
Willis those connected with other papors summariy
expelled. There may bc expulsion OF several
pondens publication Of dispatches contrary tho
desire OF the Commanding General
Mail communication with the army has not been
sumcd over this route, and probably will not be.
Tho weather is cool. the braeips, and tho roads
rapidly improving.
No wounded men have boon brought in from the army,
ana no hospital cars have mp from AsrandriA.
Very heavy cannonading was hoard this morning bat
not afterwards during tho day. In tho dirsc,iou Il Chan
ceorsvile. IL was heard more distinctly al ssaos,
warron,on Junction, Nokesvio and Manassas than here
No firing was heard yesterday.
The belief that general baltic has been fought,
and mpcrsc, reports which may reach you from o,hss
than regular correspondents may prove
reliable eefs
II In possible tbsrc is mistake 10 the ss1sva
which reported boon issued BY General nsels.
orbidding correspondents from leaving tho front
lnuncaiing with tho no, MAJOR Mostly o. ssus
ot his command, have undoubtedly bsea sppsopriatng
horses belonging 10 The HsnArp and cscoins
Of correspondents Richmond Otherwise thsy vsss
have been heard from. s4h riaaf
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
Irr IN NJ rrrIaAL rArr.

thin coat II ios yesisfdsy mlrnins covered ~
smaller axes sud naftsy ooated TIE isrsor lake ~ ihe
Csutr.i PARK sivn. GOO ptusIrfvH figus q fns
Tor The neinhers Of the Ssw fofk skaflrs
Clgb gpi,e rssdy bern ths srsst srf afv s-
ou,siderr n terin plshng 70 THAR ststes rfn
have " lsi them oil silfe 80 have ~ ~ fpsfe
ghla tbey are SclsyiI. opcfsiiOas
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
Y,r d, wa,.r~,t,..

WsffgTIffE. NrF. ~ ltf1
N. ris-o,1 fi.is - s1ifa1sc ~ e's "a si'sr.
neSs ~ o. ffasstJ funfh ~. 90 uEss ln.
safs1 a. 4 -
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

C.sfos Oct a. 1868.
Cotton goods dun. Exchange and o
snASGaiy Oct. O. 1865.
siks higher Exchange and l.
The advices from Japan are uniavcrabe sa,soma and
other princes preparing for war.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
The PoIiah Ro,oIufion.

Tho Paris Eo"ueus and other French journals were
treating, under Instructions, the Polish Affairs Ia miidef
tones.
version o events.
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Commercial IntsiIigs nee.

THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
IoNpOx Nov. 2i-A. ".
american securities are nominal tbsro having bsga 20
zales.
consok for money o2J, ag2h.
1be bullion IN the Bank of England has decreased
fu ,o0o
L~vrroor, Nov. 2l-Evsnibg
consos for money, e2a. s2,.
Illinois Central shares, q X 20 ~ discount, Fre Rail.
road, AKA
THH LIVERPOOL corros nARrrT.
LfvrsrooL. Nov. "a sS3
Sales Of the week, % 900 baIes Inc market Il dali
ADD has declined Id, and for descript "a
w the aeove sales specuia0rs took 600 and erofrrs
1000 oae sAles 70 day 1000 bses the mafss % ng
guet and uhchanseo spserstors and exporter took q
the above go bacs 1he follow bg the sitboftzei
guotsipns
Par. AtninO
Vles"s nominal n "a
hVVh.s nominal. ............ y "a.
Npishor nominal .............
lb. STOCK @ cotton IN port stated 20 g0 bsss -
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The Con gress.

The EngsA answer TO Napoleon on The proposed con-
gess question has been delivered II does not
unqualified acceptance but seeks for Information
the precise points proposed FOR discussion further
Communication between the two governments may be
expected.
The Papal government a-sents and the Prnsssn reply
was expected on the rs, OF November.
II Is believed that tho principal replies will al seek for
Information as 10 the programme. II vaguely rumored
that Napoleon H. invited the King II Belgium TO draw
up the programme
1he Paris correspondent OF the london Ttag asserts
belief that the proposed meeting Of the congress
ground daily.
The Iondon npso continues editor ally, TO show the
abOrtiveness of the scheme.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
. n slin.
China.

csicuTra, Oct. 81, 1863.
Cotton goods quiet Freishis advancing EIehabgs2i.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

TRADE nErorr
1be advices from Manchester are unfavofabe Ani The
market dun heavy and still declining
LIVERPOOL brEADsrrrrs NaRxgT.
Tbe bfssdstu6s market s Grm. Rlchsrdsoo. Fpenoe
90 SAkcaeld Nsth 90. report Sour stra1y, what
trm, mw "a a " 81 Fc~ winter red cofn hfn, gsI %.
q xys. f0r Ulsed
LIVERPOOL rHovisIor sARggr.
lm prorlsSn msrket % tsoding dgwh~sfd Higsnf,
bhya Co, snd Gordon, pyHca h 90. report bcef
steady pork ~ss~s b@son scsve de,ilns n TO- n-t
tf bsoyhnt, and ADVANCED IL. iard auist a1d o.
ciined 81. la talo~ very dul, s,ter qst ssd rt ~
susm bvoysn,. and advanced "a. H.. c1-a~ eBi aba
eeennea "a lhsssf oi hc~vy ro-in dui spiriis isf.
IrvrrrooL rsobrcr slnrsr
Bnt ing "a hfuustsu rcprft petfaieunl rieadJ a.
s iva ior fesned Icr gzisor sna fs erode ~
iorpow slnxHr
Hesastans hrrn sasS setlys and stysscsd 10 n
'oss~ ash ~ 90 s1vanes ~ 81. q Ia Tea steady Bee
gpNt laD~ vsty crU. ftsfifn tufrfrt stHl fer ~.
nf fsvtsar Du psl A. flT fsr erode ana y fsd fss
f'tIed. tpum o. ~ sales small I11sesa Oh fia
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
The First SNOW OF the season.

Tho cold spell of the last fes aaya esiHatsI ye.lsr
day afternoon On heavy Al " rhs while part.
eies we're comfninscd with drops 0 rsis. ~beb pro.
yevted the suo~ irom secgmvatng "a tho zround Il
o,herwse would baye done. fhs storm neyerth-is-
gave oheerfuy ~nisrsh Aspoct " the APPEARANCE 4
The city, and purinrd mo air dsighuuny ibosi four
o'cbots n the afternoon there nearly bali y
the ErOJnd. when the storm siacksos % sn1
the subse.ueut heavy travel Dy frstfsa- byfses
rss wagons, stages SC sOr oi t~yAtsf besriy svrfF
usee ~ CUning 90 evening tbs sncvY psst cics
again began " ial .bty aEd d~clriinucf ~ tbs erp
rattru Sf LAH az h0lT IAs weather qlic
settlsd during tho resi of The day ane eveniug.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
The War tn Mexico.

u IS reported that the spapi4h government supports
the oanddature OF sIsIimian for the Mexican
bin has been submitted 10 the Trench Council for
supplementary credits u ninety millions o. francs
meet the Mexican espcnses
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
D1srr o. no. IVA xl9Ffl'as.

Nlss tnaa Efs1sfiea EaT lfso1 Dsas ~ ssbai -
cssuy 81 Ne ca cAgo fblnissrsss b cassst ~ @hs'
~ ihai Es srh bs1 ssi tfsmaiie I>~s'f ,te veal
sbi ass q 80 fsfy si st,f sea s'rfsfs ~ isrer
aliy uiih gass7 n tnsfl 49, tff.ss lssit hs fttfs
- ,.s.-el.s.ss 49, eftssfsT IstDsitg 10 iAs1fg
fs4rts ~. tsfy unt5..f fa tftf tsf b. oisrs
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
cRoCKERY 4 aLAss-w ARE.

A large and beautiful variety Of Lamps, Looking
Glasses, Chamber Sets common and fine Taoie Cut
lery, common and silver Forks and Spoons, Egg
Why's and Basteys, Pocket Knives Shears, Scissors
&c, with general variety Of Yankee Notions, as
Pins, Needles, Thread, Buttons, &c. Dress Trim
nings, Ladies Gloves and Hosiery in great variety
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
CHANcERY SALE.

I N pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Il tho county Of Saginaw in Chancery made on
the I'd day Of December A. d. 1862, in certain
cause therein pending wherein Edmund H. Me-
Quigg and Ferris j. Hyatt arc conplainants aud
Manning Cooper and Charles o. Adams aro do.
PENDANTS, Notice is hereby given that shall sell
at Public Auction to the highest bidder at the front
door Of the Saginaw County Court House in IN, city
of Saginaw, county Of Saginaw and State Of Michi-
gan, at o'clock in the afternoon Of Saturday 26th
day Of February A. ID. 1863, all the following des-
cribed lands and premises to wit: the North East
quarter Of Section twenty four (24) in township ten
,l0) North Of Range four az East, containing one
hundred and sixty acres Of land situate lying and
being In the County Of Saginaw. State Of Michigan
WIN. j. L0VELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Saginaw County, Michigan.
Dated January z, 1868
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
CHANUERY SALE


N Pursuance Of decree OF the Circuit Court for
the county Of Saginaw in Chancery made on the
9Th day of June A. ID. 1860 in q certain cause there
IN pending, wherein Reuben Long Il omplanant and
John Trowbridge is defendant Notice 10 hereby
gwen TINT shall cell nc Public auction 20 the high
est bidder at the front door Of the Saginaw County
Court House IN the city Of Saginaw, county Of Sagi
ternoos Of Saturday the 2lst day Of February, A. ID.
1868 all the following described Land and premises,
wit; all that certain piece parcel Of land situ-
ate ana lying IN Saginaw County, State Of Michi-
gan, and known Fractional No four 4l In the west
fraction Of fractional Section No Twenty Two (22)
IN township No. Ten (I0) North Of Ranpe NJ .',,n,
10 East. containing forfv ,ares
wv " i" '' :, ave and $4,000 t4s so
according " the Govepmens sus'e'
'"' VIM. ]. LOvELAND,
Circuit Court commissionev,
Saginaw County, Michigan
Dated Jspusry tn. A. D. 1853
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

For ne ReRsfqftis Sex and Distressed, afflicted
Nth Vfruienf and Chronic Diseases, and sspee-
tally for the Cure ef Diseases Of the Seruai Or
. Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
INI Surgeon VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcr-
matorrhoa or Seminal Weakness, and other Dis
cases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW REM
EDIEs employed In the Dispensary, sent free N
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge
Address DR. j. SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. sosth NPth
psrest, rhlsSslrkia rA
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17

5I- Our Goods were recently bought in New York
for cash, by experienced buyer, and will be offer
cd at n very small advance from cost All those
having purchases to make and the puslic generally
arc respectfully invited TO call and examine Goods
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere
GROUSE, WICKLIEN & CO.
East Saginaw, Jan. LIST, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
GROCERIES d PROVISIONS,

large and fresh assortment Of Coffecs, Teas, Su
gars, Molasses, Syrups, Spices Sa,eratus Coal Oils,
Drugs and Medicines, Fish, Fruit, &c, &c. 100
Bushels Dried Apples, Dried Plums rs Barrels
choice Winter Apples, &c, a.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
ASSESSORS NOTICE.
NOTICE

M Office is heoeby given that the late firm OF
~ Niederstadt Son have sold out their entire
stock in trade to Michael and John Lcdlein and by
mutual consent the said firm Of Nederstadt A Son
has been this day Dissolved, and all persons indebted
70 the late firm are earnestly requested Immediately
10 call upon Charles Niederstadt and settle the same
or cost must be made. CHAS. NTEDERSTADT,
GEO. NIEDERSTADT.
East Saginaw, Jan. %, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
L. b HOVEY.

L. b HOVEY,
Gsnssss sfrsti, Opposite o. d. " Gibson A Son
HAS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST
Ii Stock Of
Double and Single Harness, Saddles, CELLARS,
Brides, Marfingaies, Yaiises, Trunks, DC,
Whips, Of all descriptions,
In the STAT. g Michigan Having secured the
services Of the best Worknen in the State he
prepared 70 mapafaeturc 70 order all Articles In
style mover before Displayed IN this City
REPAIRING neatly executed, with promptness
and dispatch. - 90 War % ~rif le
+. r4.fI- .f1 - fft .iasaff. ls'r z.
N, B--L. b. II. bcgs leave TO inform those indsbt-
cd 70 him. that all accounts made out up 20 the
lst Of April, and requests that thcy win call and
settle Immediately as all outstanding accounts after
the ls,o May viii be placed In . Lawyers hands
forcsllsction- L. b. HovEY
- h6.sv, Ayva Z. leys
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
READY.MA.DE CLOTHING,

Jackets, overalls Merino Shirts and Drawers, Heavy
Ribod Drawers, Hats, Caps Fur Goods, Buck Nit
tens and Gloves.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
II A r d. W II r L

Such rs Cast Steel and Silver Steel Axes, Nails
various kinds of Shelf Hardware, &c, &c.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
d r Y G O DS,

Consisting of silks and Dress Goods, Prints French
and English Mennos, Delains, Bcragcs, Wool and
Cotton Flnnnels Mittens, Gloves and Hosiery
Denims, Stripes, Satnctts, Cloths and Cassimers
Brown and Blecched Sheetings and Shirtings
Checks, Linseys nnd Plaids, Grain Bags, Toweling
Table Linen, Napkins, Table Covers, Striped Tick.
ing, Burlaps, &c. White Goods and Fancy Goods
~ great variety, Cambries, Lawns, Check Cambries
Curtain Drapery, Wall and Window Paper.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-02-17
East Saginaw, Mich.

Their Stock consists of large and well selected
variety Of Domestic and Staple
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28


- Lieutenant BgExK, tbs ftfeIler
what does the heavy writing" on the Nom
pared, comes down On friend KEsETT
alike a thousand Of brick, )" because he Ia
presuming enough TO issue small bit of
'tpasts-bossdn On he owa hook, while
others are drawing in shsiE eircalasinu.-
Burke feeis bad--very bad, because Ky
nett can do better Job Printing 1t bis
singh pressure printing house, than can
be done az the RoapavssI ONCE. kynsss
thinks "0shsllo's oOOapalion's gons.av-
We hope the Fraternity down town viii
settle tbs affair peacsably, and NOT b.
compelled 20 call for sYoisse and pistols
for two.1
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-01-28

u Ne we're showa she other dgv. bv
a. W. scARBoRouGH, some beautiful
specimens Of gold dust, from the new
gold mines Of Poudes River, sent him BY
j. b. sTursAAs, who, ii will be rsmem.
bered left here last spring for Salmon
KiVer. The specimens exhibited TO az,
were as handsome 80 any gold we ever OK u.
amined. 1t looked particularly so just
at this time, when one sees nothing but
"green backs" and rag currency, Mr.,
STUrsaAS is of the opinioa, thai the mines
are going TO yield equal to any mines
yet discovered He says that men are
making from Sl5 to $500 per day.