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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

.us HArgoR DyfENsHs.-Tho new works for
The 4. ,, so 81 tie lsitoT are being rapid; pushed
frwarl ard number ~ ne'yy guns hayeieceiily peeA
uoun;. ,iS Of them at for; Hamilton. Their caliber
inbf g-sly all i5-inch and lie whole Lumber 70 ne
placed n position u Thirty. The E-inch enns' "Alch
have Is. :. .icienty tried wei IA. On the average, %
10, ai,'- 90! - TINS. The! 81" mounted on fo'ofAs
am, . standing 90 "a gIai'ie iougda ion and iuay
De p,i n ay Direction - ~ to entirtlt cover We
g.. and n. Bay 4 10-inoh mon ter Is ol5o nearly
,nornf .,rielin- liG.lG1 v0nad', or - tuh'. snd
nc,rl. 3 r.t .hirl ~ thc breech. No shot hat" yet
ies H.. ., I'D from this er, "hleh 10 90 mounted 80
o. cor ,,r sd the Narrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

BaEk OF the s-SshotaHht OF tht
BANK OF IHB III A. oi b. Ch-y.f g. l..
olis fr The enfg Saturday the sd tsy OF q ob 1914
A'-ras- snosn; o. oaus sni Dsso-ns -, 6pcis
'rfh~s'nn'c ePf'r> Es,toy
A,erss- tronrt n tsrcu,on. 1567t 10
J.
Cashier tho wealth.
dgy teross and that tie folrsrs statement stas 20
shes 'e.. stj belief GEORGE EIffS rs1si-r.
sabsasea srd sos the fnh day Of oc,obef i4
fstsilp BUil, Noafy Pr5tc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
Lrniher nufncturrr., Bnnk.-sl,I

LHtTEK MtNTFiGrI ELK, BlNK d lhe " !" NF' OF y
~ Chste'S Lass o; 49, "a, tho sssk emf % sH',
tue I'd isy u OCTOBER. ieot; a..
tv-rsss .nort Of e56,est %
kgsrss. >grsnn n C'rcrsto1. M.
Average snsurt Ci Ilfl'sis.. 20
Cry VI New ior1, l. Nicholas r. Poef ,asbtf o.
N. Ie.hs, Eiriflf.t Rerk tang Dali sworn dlo tbt
rcrss kaor ed." Sa 10
bel n. ~ PALNF'; CssnsS
bso.s .ss ,Hh LAY o. oSobcf. id4.
BuiL No,sry Puthc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

VISIT OF LORD Lyons TO NEw-Yoag.-LOrl
,Ycx, British Minister 10 tic United states ann Mol
General Hastings DOYLE commander Of the Dr"''n
,roops IN New Brunswick end Nova Scotia sceninln'
re b. the Collector as President Of the Bcalu OF o9n
nssioDers OF Charities and Corrections aad A. ~
stood one on tgo other members Of tho Io.e' M, Ga
public Institutions on Wsas. Packwelrs anu i.1s .
i,sncs Ills Iordshp expressed hinsen - nacH s'''
:Ged with .Aat lie saw during the UP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
Bank Statements.

Atlantic Bank. Statement OF the ATLANTIC BANK
CIV ~ iok relds1 ~ db,;. DC Liss Of 1917
e., IA, vs.i endss n day CAY Of October, Iso
Aveus Ioins sai Disco In'- %
oil kp>sfs
Av.rsse Of Ca, lvs'svS ~
A,crs
CIV "a Comfy 81 Nav ok g. W. Fsetmsn, Cashier Of
IA. Au,1lc Yof tsas day de2o.s AID y that
Iove iea.as correct % tie ssi my hno ana -s
u W. n FREEMAN, Cashier
s... ,sk,s u. ,h., .pi Jsy Of October, it5f.
lnrr. B ccxsy ir notary Pubur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Nrw-ToEs Hosi iTAL.-The record which
ls,~, ,cr. by the Superintendent OF this In''tution
since .,e y ginning OF ISIS # oil the eases treated "
sleH...tsl IS uow nearly full ard viii soon he laii
sde il contains the particulars Of ogeI et fhons2ud
eases iorides, sabbing ARRAYS ma e Gihus o. stol'
,cn, .,-. tlet ,liy per cent Of which Oocgrrct b..
how. II y,ae.,i IN eio. vii be made tits winter to
securc N appropriation for the Hospital from 'ne
Legs c-e, he only productive property noW As.I y!
e Len- ~, mortgages which yield annual income
Of ski ZOO. dollars 3ad sxtT O. n's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Irwin. .yRnk,-Stst@nlsnt cf lkvlh0 BAhk. re.
Csspsr a.. 4 le for The S-es @ds srrriy ID.
f,J DAY % nciot.s. isof
Av-ss.. u Loan spd D'ccaas pos
ANcftse amount . Se~c- S.'tt
b..ir4
Avefne .faHt u ',rp ~ .
~ frrns Rt t-'g iuy d-pos> sn ihs NO e'o sr
DANIEL v. " B4hti'lf, 'sA"'ef
srosa tsfo- tbs sa day Of October. ~ -,
1sssAs y. Oss st., Ns'3f, fu,Hc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
M.rlus Bank.-s,alsalen. Of LA. MAnLNE BAN

Dfsrlus Bank.-satsaen. Of The MAEiNk BANK.
Chapter 1854 FOR the weA e-dns
SATURDAY, . sst dsy Of October leJiI
Average amount fesn. and ,Ss5.eO6 OF
I,.r.ss !, oun, Of sp.s et.b28 90
OF tirc1aton
ffT ard co.niy oHrwYok. De Lipser Cssl. q the
ssNok being lindsay Dist ne soove
eou,,i. the BEST knowiedse sd belief
J. DE- LAAAiER, Cashier
svo-n ter,re re III, R4.h Isy 81 October is5L
Ta,s., fiis-sep. Ns,ary Pubhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Bank Of Coniner IA New.Yerl. -s,tem,a. Of
hs BANK or CDHxkfCe In NEW YORK. r-Ju rel Gasp
et ~ tsus Of is'J 10 As ~esi sods S4sri s az y Of
Ocoher i'Jf
Average o. Lees val H,c,1-s sf5f ~
tvssse sn'cu-tof SPe,s tlS9tOt u
a'ffnE. sniora, - Crtr, f.(Os ".
A'Fss> A5og-, u Dsfoze
CITY and Corry n New or Henry Va ci.hr Il The
hsns u Con"-e Nov rc,t benz DEFY i,os sni 80 tn,
the siov- stsisd,tt, correct. II T. VAIL Cs,,irr.
osura b-'qr, ~, ms .,,h i.r ,f orfeo-r i'si
LssIIs i,s,s. no,,fy tssLc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25


No Of barrels II oaa moved from the city limia ' N'
Lnsound, Dheosed tnhoaNy Meqis Fun P0pH's, -
Ssi.eG ~ Reaooef r. ~ ne Cly Li'a"A go
geef...............I2o0 lIps.....".........'. W
V.,............,... f0c Sau.asr, .,..,..'''.'.' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Nerchauts, Exchange Hank.-Ststensnt of the
HyycIArIs EXCHANGE BANK the CITY OF New York re-
Lac OF s5 os tbs week ends aufasy Tie
9,i day u OciODsr ts+i
Av.yasc .noun oLoso, and Discount" 80
-faSe Of Sp>1. lo0,oSl %
Average amount q Cfcus,on. Dcluihs taG ne
cty sad County Of fort, J. OAKLEY. Cashier OF
Bsnt h.ss duly oepose aud SAY that
correct 10 ,hs beat ~ ny hno- SIG aha ee
} oAKLEr Cashier.
srosn t-i,r. III. lAs deg Of October. lea.
yss HssssAs, co Of Desis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
Mnnhnttnn Campnnr.-sta.enenlo Of zoe MANH.
Manufacturers, aud Sierchants' hanks

m.rt Of t5e MistfAcrURENsA AM MERCHANTS BANK rs.
ao Law, o SS of ~ seek sntns saturday the
aLl dsy % October 1894
Av-ssss srount Loans ard Dooa-s e1B20ft0 e6
ay.r,,s sr,ount 81 S.c,- Sf.tl2 10
Av.rsss u Crvl alton 2,OO w
a., ,ua Cont, Of k.. York T. A. Ms,coc Csbsr Of tho
and 'ieats Rsr sworn, deooss and
a.. nyt and be-
LIEF A. AAsIEEtOS, CasAer
~ - " " w m Ps,- Ns.-v Pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

D,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Market Blnk.-S,,tcuent Of the MARKET BANh,
Ssoared Chapter % Law, lbjis TIE week en's 7s'Hdsr
r. ed dag OF OctoDcT, i-a
Iysaz- amount Of Loans ani Dscouu' lop0ls %
of bVilge W
synsss smoun, Of Cncuih on ~ ~
CITY .rd County &C New losk. I, A. C.yert Cashier
ina Nskr Bank beng duly dease ard ,y a 10 above
i.eaAeai . correct, 10 the os ulJ saossige and be.
A GILBERT. csshle,
s>o.n ,s1oTs III, ita dsy Of o, tcSsf ia
Taos. HisvoSs Rotary Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

80 cWsSIC,' BkNXIs0 Associations. OF he Cry New
foyk :, grc. 81 1855 a- endins
SATURDAY. sd dsy q october. 1901
OF Iona and sSS'el0 ~
,yrfasr sroaa' rf Spoce fVJstv
saour OF crcrls'.oi 20
Ciysns tosny OF Sew York L. T. Chsndef Csshsn Of tae
N.- Banking bso day sworn, tpob. AL f mar
An. 70 the beet OF h1ow.ess snc o'ur
y CHANDLER Csshs-r
va f.sra.z Noay Puzzle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
HANK OF Amerlcn.--sls,emsa. q tie BANK, OF


Chsps' 30 Laws i5Gei Tie Ss& sna
ma SATURDAY., % ed isy OF OCtoJ =. 1921
Average o. Losl and Dstognis %
l,btS,V<o
$500 .r,orn ~ asa: 90
Csy snd County hes yoh WI. JrahE.. 1eser o. IA,
B..i q Ame-a dp al d-ys aaiy tat the Above
Hsisneri cDrrtst % tho b,'.o Dy traetss an 'ei.
wa !. jrnkIN5. C,i'rr
Aacpsi s,sr, .. = "a. lay q o. l,oe,. 10,
ips.ai ss.., sg.xgI pge.:.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

Hufchers, ana Droeers, ba nk'-SIAsons ne o. 'n e
% ist ~ T. y-s tsifg ssi4y Tho ~ "a IOc l~
ialE. s-d Dleous, S:fccBlo
~ Crsfo1 yttfNO
CO .li csru'. o. hs~iot L. Robert r. Penn. tss a.
Latss al Dfoo Bsk. b>Bs joy -s0A deg-- sa 80 i.
the rnssi e3.e,i 70 t.s le.t u ~ r. AZ Irts
n. r. PERRIN. CsstcG
s.crr 500, ,i1 "a DE- ~ oc'oN-r isCi.
o. a. Isrf5i, corin'ii1rer ~ p ,edA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25
NRIE RAILwAY.-Passonger Trains lssvs

NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Train. Leave leroy City for Pis,mont So H. s.ia
o. ans p H.. a2a p nj and SIS .. Tue s;l' a.. ~
49, 49, TH0s w DEMAREsT, Supsrirtendeut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

-
Hanover Bank. Statement Of the HANOVER BANK
New Yors a. reaure1 o. CHAPTER L~sV iSj The seek end
rssa'uri,y the sd dsy of Octnhcs, i~ti
ATe.Axs snoau Loan, ard D,eolns evSetelS vn
-fsfls
AvAsss ssun OF rrcs,tos.. Sssay: ~
n-Dos "
GU Coiriy 81 Ne iort !. Nm H. Johnson, Precedent o.
,noYef lofi bea. iny teos, and .sy ihh' ne
,b, r .nenl core bei al kncselss an eoLS
" a. JOHNSON. President
'"'A w. " J..,s Vi. Has Notary Putiic
rrapcrt~rs aud Trnsers' Bank. -S,atcnen, OF tho
TMyOn.IHs AsD IRApfts hAhn required =. tAs1sf :"
a. =. o. tt lie -. .li.sl o. u? .,lA 40 lsNN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

MOVE UrN VTUuuty DHuRs--''FdscnuHs VI VIC
COUNTY BANK required b. Charter $50 lA"s OF ls FOX
crlnl Saturday tho I'D icy o. october. 1874
Losss aal Discount, e600,016 20
Amount OF etcc1e Wl,Oot
Creulson ~
amount Dcposfs W
CAY and County o SowYork IAsc c. Oxdes. Cnhier Of
tbs New County Bsak o.ng duly aepe. and hs,
rs above the bat Of nv knoeledss ond behe
ISAAC @, OGDEN. Cashier.
sed sysri s-i.fs dny sd October l<t
AssssF0s LsIl,p. Notary Public.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15

HORTICULTURAL The following lu-
minous item in regard to the cultiva-
ton of certain flowers, stalks and
things, appeared recently in sensation
local in the Detroit Free Press.
"The flowers of christian charity and
fraternity of feeling will only blossom
and bloom from a fruitful soil, nur
tured and dressed with a constant
watehfullpess and care, The parch-
ing winds blight and blast their beau:
ty, and the tender stalk droops and
withers while the wild storm of hate
and revenge wifi flourish upon rocky
soil, and grow hardy and strong tho
more it is butieted by the storm-cloud
and tempest"
We give the item verbatim. though
we hope none of our readers will, du-
ring the continuance of our intermin-
able north wind attempt to raise a
storm by the bufeting process indioa-
-. d =. -
ted. The Free Press is elaborate on
tho subject of culture in more ways
than one, it sent a seed into Saginaw
Valley some time since, from which it
nosdoubt designed to produce sundry
blossoms Of hope and a rich yield of
reputation. : The result was crop of
stolen fruit in form Of luscious statis-
tics for which no decent credit ever
appeared. The high faluten division
of the editorial corps Of the Free Press
will, in partichlar do, well to heed the
injunction: /" Eat no mans bread for
naught. ltt3 u2kg
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of fsri Jacias issued out of
the Circuit Court for the County OF Saginaw and
state OF Michigan in n cause wherein Solomon
b. Bliss. William G. James and William. X.
Bliss we're plaintiffs, and Humphrey Shaw and
Orsamus Doty defendants, TO me directed and de-
livered and now remaining in my hands against
the goods and chattels, lands and tenements Of
Humphrey Shaw and 0rsamus Doty, I did, i'm
default OF personal preperty sufficient TO satisfy
said xecati6n,) on the 6th day Of March, A d.
1864, levy upon and take al the right, title and
interest Of Humphrey Shaw, one Of said defend
ants, in and to the following real estate to wit ;
lot number thirteen (l3) in block number two (2)
City of East Saginaw, Michigan, according TO
Hoy plat thereof, Of record IN the Registers Of
fee of Saginaw county, Michigan l did also
by virtue of said writ, on the third day Of May
A. ID 1864, levy upon and take all the right, title
and interest Of Humphrey Shaw in and 10 the
following lands Lots numbered nine (9) and ten
(l0) in block number sixty four (64) in Glasby
Gala ghers addition 10 the city Of East Saginaw,
Michigan, according to plat Of said addition Of
record in the Register Office of Saginaw County,
Michigan, also lot number nineteen (l9) Of, the
subdivision of out lot number twenty-five (22)
of Glasby Galagher's and Titles addition to the
City Of East Saginaw. Michigan, according 10 the
record Of said addition AID Of said subdivision
In the Registers Office Of agnsw County, Michi-
gan. / did also on the said third dsy Of May,
BY virtue Of said writ, levy upon and take all the
right. title and interest Of 0rsamus Doty In and
TO the following lands set and 4 Of sw Of
section 20, town II north Of range east, Michi-
gan. N iofse} and I Of offs ofss I,
section 8, town 10 north 81 range east, Micbi-
gan, and lots and 2 In block 7 in the village Of
North 81 Charles in Saginaw County Michigan.
All Of which right title and interest," Of The ress
psctivs parties nsntioned 10 spd 70 The above
mentioned real ssiats, shall expose far sale al
public auction "a The highest bidder rs the law
directs, al he front door Of tho Court House IN
the City Of Saginaw. on Saturday, July sixteenth
Q6) A. ID 1864, at two o'clock in the afternoon OF
: '''@' JESSE III QuAcKtNBusH,
(. Siberia, Saginaw County, Aish'gsn.
Dated Nay ". l564
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15

i"
USEFUL MAP-We have been pre-
scented by Mr.. Morr, Agent for the
Home Insurance Company of N. Y,
with an accurate and comprehensive
map Of that section Of the country
wherein the Army of the Potomac are
operating, giving names of all places,
stations, rivers, creeks, important and
unimportant points, heretofore men,
toned or liable TO be brought into no.
tice. 1t is of good size, ornamental as
useful, and decidedly appropriate
advertising medium for the Home"
which, however, is so well and favor
ably known here as to require very
little effort in this line to secure full
share of business. llslM "a
CRockERys-Aikin & Babcock, Grant
Block, are every day receiving new
supplies Of Crockery, Of which they
already have the finest stock in North
ern Michigan. s.i
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15
UrHoIsTfhY.-H erpf6iand Weineke,

UrHoLsrtnY- Herpfeiand weineke,
at the stand formerly occupied blythe
Courier Office, corner of Washington
and Williams Streets, have opened an
establishment fof manufacture and
sale Of Upholstery, Furniture, Cabinet
Ware re, wbehlths, spmSosets do
business on fair and liberal terms.
EFFERvEscENT.- Broughton's Soda
Fountain floppa&ts> Banrdfd Huiss,
Washington Street, is in fine working
order, and the qaalitylof the beverage
there disseminated, excellent.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15

SEVERAL THINGS "Molhe's," "stan-
zas," though deficient in rhyme,
rhythm, and originality might pass,
but for the want of genuine sigma
ture, which deficiency is bar to the
publication of any communication. -
-HoRsE DIsrEMPER--Since the OPEN
ing of the new Association Park Track
in this city, the above complaint has
been frightfully prevalent. He who
hath no Jehu to his soul and is not
moved by details Of fast time, ''aint
much" just now in this community.
----AnJornSrp MErrISo, of Neptune
Boat Club at tho Courier Office, Fri
day evening next. A. Quorum, Esq,
is particularly requested to be present.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15
WILLIAM G. DIETZ
CARPENTER and BUILDER
WATER STREET BETWEEN GENESEE
AND GERMAN STREETS!

s NOW prepared TO execute all kinds Of work
! appertaiping to the trade Having a long
and varied experience in all branches Of the
business and a good stock Of seasoned lumber
on hand, I am confident my work will please all
who may favor me with their patronage.
Plansand specifications drawn toorder
BsY- Residence on Jefferson street, opposite
the Brewery
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15
HOME ENTERPRISE
.~ e~ = FARMERS
MAP OF MICHIGAN
AtLARGE NEW. STATE MAP.
Price Six Dollars.

nj ESSRS. S. FARMER a CO, successor 70
WI JohI Farmer, will soon publish splendid
Map, beautifully colored, with clsth back, var
nished and mounted The size of the map is
56x6J inches and viii show all the cities, towns,
villages, swamps, marshes. prairies, rivers, lakes
mines, roads, and railroads. Also Geological
Surveys.
z Farmers Map has been o "housshold word
for nearly forty wears and our NEW NAP will be
the most perfect one ever published.
..gTste-s 3ff 8. FARMER & co,
Publishers.
Detroit, April, 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15


DlAkRHGA AND Dl sENTERY. we have
examined agteas number q 1sttsrsff9n soee Of
the most prominent citizens of Cincinn att and
covings'n. etc. speaking in the highest terms Of
DIR. Strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture for the
cure Of diarpAoa and syseatery, , Tho IeticFssrs
too long to publish. Mr. Woods, Of covihgton,
says be was pronouncod iacurabls by the besI
doctors in Cincinnati and one bottle Of Dr. strickt
lana Anti ChoIera Mixture Elected o pern,anen,
cure, after suffering for monthss with the worst
form of diarrhea and dysentery
Another says he was discharged from tie Usit
ted States service after suffering in the hospta
for months as ineurabIe. and as a last resource,
tliod Striekland's Anti Cholera Mixture he got
we'll directly and has now entered the army again
in good health One man writes he. has cured
seven or eight very bad cases of diarrhea and
dysentary in the barracks he was in with one bot
lsdfhb vhip<bh medicine IN fuct wer sguld
fiihaff our paper with similar hcmslfrom tksse
letters Why does nos our government secure
this valuable preparation Our army ought to
be supplied with 1t. 1t ia but shorts time since
ono efsat pea lsidi4a very toy Condition at
one Of our Cincinnati hospitals, his wife was sent
for, the doctors considered his an hopeless cese.
She, however, gave him Strickland's Anti Chole-'
ra Mixture, and in tbres-weeks he was able to
return home viii bis wife to Nov Richmond o
AN these cases right al home speak, forf them
selves We hope all soldiers will put bottle of
1t in their knapsacks, II may save them or some
of their comrades II is for sale by Druggists at
80 cents per botrfeii : c9fe SuFd
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15
FRESH MEATS
OF the choicest quality, also full stock of
SMOKED, DRIED AND PRE-
foig SERVED MEATS,
COUNTY LOAN.
{. CousrY TnHsuRrns orrrcr,

Saginaw Co, Sag City, May 2s, 1864.
g EALED proposals vail bereceived at.this Of
- fee until Saturday, June lth, 1864, at
o'clock A. M for a Loan upol the Bonds Of Sag
NAV County for the sum Of Ten Thousand Dol
lars sa I'd Bonds TO be payable on the first day
OF April, 1857 II II - F-n
Proposals win state the amountof Bonds de-
sired and the rate Of interest AT which the same
win be taken--fbe interest being limited 10 ten
per cent per aunum, semi annually no pro-
possl Cor aless sum than $500 will be received
Zach propositions hould be endorsed proposals.
for County Lonn," snd be addressed TO either
W. J. BARLOW, Co. Treas, %
- N. JEFFERs,
WA. PAINE /. ~ tfrf
art T, w. HASTINGS, ilf.f .0g
COMMITTEES sfshs Board Of enpsrvisss.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15

/ DETnoIr LINE OF SrEAMERs-THr
Susan iXAnD.-' Thesteamer Nay Queen
having been withdrawn from the De-
Iroit and Saginaw route ON account Of
the insuficieney of water ia the riveb
the business Of that route Of necessity
must now be done by the two steam
ers of Wards line, the, Forest Queen
and Susan Hard, the owners of which
will doubtless see the expediency of
falkland liberal dpalingE with the peo-
pie of Saginaw Valley. The time
table is as follows:
IA Steamer leaves Detroit every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
10, A. NJ, leaves Fast Saginaw every
Monday, Thursday and Saturday at s
A. NJ. Of the Queen we have often
spoken before; the Susan Wnd is a
new, low pressure steamer-this being
only her second season was built es-
pecially for this route, is staunch, tried
and sea- worthy, makes time promptly
in all weather, and though not large,
is SO judiciously arranged as to give
the best Of ACCOMMODATIONS to passen-
gers, and afford ample storage for
freight. Messrs GooDINo AND HAw-
KISs are Agents for the Yard in this
city. e
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tvat'DRoP In" While in Detroit some
months since, at the solicitation Of
Captain Darling Of the 7th Michigan
Cavalry, we were induced to call with
him on Mr.. DoTY, who does the
"heavy" on the Free Press editorial
corps. Mr.. DPS sanctum is in the
fourth story of the Free Press build
ings, only; which ascent we gained
withSno small labor, a reasonable loss
of breath and patience and trife of
pious admonition to our friend Oar
ling, found the editor eat home had
q pleasant chat and were about leav-
ing, when he blandly intimated that
if our stay was TO be continued, he
hoped we would occasionally drop
in" We, as in duty bound, grate-
full y acknowledged the favor, replied
that we should probably drop in
.muchly during our stay, and departed
well pleased with the privilege we
had acquired of tumbling into one city
fourth story sanctum, at least, when
ever we were so inclined, though per-
haps not often inclined to drop up
such an internal incline as that which
leads to the aforesaid
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FRIzELLE's SODA FOUNTAIN. During
the spring cheated term," which mo-
nopolized fraction Of two days in
May, while
Fair the vernal quarter Of the year,
And fair its early buildings and its blowings,"
The "soft, south Wind at that time
prevailing in balmy luAuriance, we
were induced to try a decimal quanti-
ty Of Soda from the Fountain of Friz-
ellie Bros, and pronounced it excel
ent, refreshing, rejuvinating, the fluid,
for the occasion but zone swallow
does not make summer" neither do
several; to-day, as on former occa-
sion, Hamlet and Horatio remarked
"The air bites shrewdly--it is very cold,
It's nipping and AN eager air F"
However, "the merry month of June,
the month of roses,p chatting teeth
and blue noses, is not yet gone a
second cheated term" is possible, per-
baps probable, i'm which exigency we
recommend them soda. A little cool
ness on the subject at this time, we
have no doubt will be appreciated.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15

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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15
From the Alton Democrat.

from tho Alton Democrat
Complimentary Notice.
'sLoAss' IssfAsr REltkf We publish to-day
the adverth ement of Walter b. Sloan of Chicago
describing the two great remedies manufactured
by him.
One is Sloans Instant Relief-an invaluable
remedy for horse colo, disease which is often
suddenly fatI 70 hopsss. The Instant Relief, will
almost invariably cure collie in few minutes -
sloan's Ointmeut for flesh wounds and skin dis
eases Of horses and cattle, is already SO well
known to the public as TO need no recommended
ton from us. Read the Advertisement. 4
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-06-15

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