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as located IL The ely ef AGssls as. Tor fa
II purp Sc q carrTin4 On tie shoFs tu1iusss
r1ar r Dus usgs Goueas, eaH Tor go1u y fees
Ba1Es Cheek. WeddsnE and fddru plassz nj
aomely engraYeds je slry and silTsTusus neatly
marEsd ard ornzmenie4 with dispatch Also, On
wood Tor books ana nuFsgapels eE.
Onter Lett 81 Laus1es or Hooda Js8eiF uFT8.
vii reeeiTe prompt sstsntiou- Orders frau d dusre8
solicrsd RfTa -
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soUFaHRN HxPRHss.

OFFIcE scUrHEEs EzFEEss c0HEAsg. 2
allnia- Ca Eesrassy - 1854
MUCH comrlalui being nads O. tie DELAY ~ Ills
Ia Cumpany IL Forwarding merehEudise. J Az in
struclsd 60 advertise shat -hs rules o. he Company ~
qlIs hal Government paekages saali AXE prrcsdencs
over ali otasrss and next II 0rd-r, packages forwarded
By ronds c. asf5ciasf0Hs 20 omceFs Or soldiers Ia tho
heid o. h~ospstEla- Tbs Observance Of lis ruie- 20
gaihsr with iEltsd facilities Tor tEausportaiian nsres
sariy cause arsy 10 he forY rdug o. psckaFas fcE
merchauta and 0thera. JIM B1RN. sr, Agent
OFFIGE CUTTERS EXPRESS CoIFAsT.
Augu-5e- Ga, Reuruay L. sea
LsEai notes % aersoI given 70 all c7ncsrned taaE
Psr-ous who skip packages containing spir1n- wines. OF
coriiais. alth0ut informing cur aaeat Of lbs EcL. viii
not bs entitled 70 nor Wis they receive the ouueit o.
valuation.
Spirits wines o. cordizis viii not be Forwarded b. fhls
Company except unasr Spscisi CoHIracL-
JAMES HuFER
superintendent AID acting Pre-iaaut.
J. n. BORIS. A snt A fsura Ga henis =
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-. VHtIthaaea HrelE6a ssaerfvea a ne
ssStasFH NRress CsRseazy. RebrnnrS ~
ia Fisher. bar. NJ Hs-sm
box; 2 B Semassa. hax. g~pf -. -. regNsi
Hunter Xxx, Dis Nichols 80 - a
thirteen bsles; IN Iac4qos hox. r y go. ~
0spt J u RusseH, paeksz< T 0,-hs sn9ra
DaTiing, ~pscksgis j 2 Garv5n ~ n s~eo' T"
80 awe n9hEAt = stored Et owners risk and az
s7i Atals Lao q ~ b. SOLD Tor charges. Il rot aslied
i' v puNNING. o. II. Clerk
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FIRE H MEMPHIS Cairo dispatches to he
Northern press convey inielHgeuce Of a Ere in
M-mPhis, BY which the brick block OF the cor
nsr Of Second and Monroe streets vas destroyed.
Ths building contained eight store Eooms ard
belonged to Mr Boyd. HIS loss is e serious one.
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= The Lake City (Fa COiHwbiau lssros
that en- Friday night, tie 9th instant, the est.
Johns Seminary" st Madison, Fls., was des-
troyed By Ere and that on the following night,
the Madison Hotel shared the same fate
-Four families Of refugees occupied the Semin-
airy, and lest everything they possessed. It is
supposed both fires were accidental The total
loss vas about $4,000 NJ $4,000.
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u Col. G P Kane he.ter known - MAJ
shsl Kane, Of Baltinore. has arrived IN Rch-
mond. he is & colonel in the Contederass ser
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10 the Legaiess Of William Whitfield,
Late Of Putnam 90. &c. decd.

VO ars hsr0hy noth d hat the and arAilz from
4 be sale II The perlshah 9 properly q Tie slta.s
Of said deceased, h. uoa ready or clstribuGca.
Z PBELE
fe2f 3w &dmiuisfrstcr. - 3 the vi ann Hsd.
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DtelI1FI Ca Es9Fna , y COS
n prrEaanes OF the shove order. I hsrsby csu On
~ ny men, who are serving With slasr sonRsads. 20
axe ne proper Eisps % De- sent fsrzEd 20 rhsso
HeaaqasrtsTs Wishsut delay adcon=a15ins CHEERS
unasr whom they ara now serving sgs earnestly To-
crested to lend heir sss stsnes . f~assIiisis NJ n iss
matter. wOBqar
h2l TO- Bsus.- e...-sf =
Son bern coufsderseg aonfsemsry A5vsrH.sr
aobie Advert ser ana mod Eaen-rsr ilsrt ava
lines e = zeHd bfs-et booze
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ADJUTkNT AID isspEcroR 4ExzRsrsz c1rrcz
Hehmouds Va, Jasarg cd, lsst
Special Order 10. 10
UPON Application made By sursssd msn, win sa,is.
factory evidences has tksy entered ne services. or
have at any tins belonged to tEs command or Hrsa.
der General John r Morgan snd ere nov sryl6e Ia
o5upsniss others tan hose IL With hey erisIBaiy
enlisted, commanding generals are hereby directed 20
transfer snch men to Ben a5rssns command VIA
orasrs % report 70 ha for a~zlsanent
b semmsEd Of shs seessiaFy o. war
JOHN WITHERH
Anisisat Edlatsrt 6snsrsL
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q received your telegram directing twenty
Thousand pounds cannon powder to be sent 10
Ri hmoud. Ali tho powder that csnc in the
Vanderbilt, Victoria and Miranlon, is small
grained, not cannon powder, and that By the
dfsE aad last of these vessels requires to be re-
worked with On addition Of fifteen per cent Of
s~sltpeter This department IS being completely
drained Of everything, aud I trust that the ar.
riysl Of the Nashville will enable you to le1ve
here al the powder lhss we have on hand. We
have filed Trgusiiians for Sims, men and muni-
tiOns, until New Orleans is about defeassless.
Ia return We get nothing. Mobile and Psnss-
cola, eve Galveston, are defended by 10 inch
eelUmbiads, while this city bss nothing above
an 9 inch, and but few Of them. The fortified
line about the city is complete, but / have taken
ten Of tie guns for the navy snd sixteen for the
vessels that We are 6sing up for the river expe-
diGon. Ny reliance 10 defend these lines viii be
upon militia, with double-barreled guns and
32-pound caTTonsdes Il, now, you take the
powder from ma, sc thsl be in no condition to
raaigt -
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Fed FoUR C8#s AID RISES (!
E4Qw c=n 5ou have HBk aaa Batter sza ft
IA Horsss uitkout
shorts, Gran and gieai3
Can st the Arsads, 4 VII siTs sou he rasa.
H. o gaTCE
fe4l ~ Nnr sm -
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of cotton gro irg eountr5s and, whils So
curing this, sbe sasuy wculd a. tho same time
protect tho navigation of the Misaissipni from
the interruptions Of cur troops on this side Of the
river Ho would, also BY sGch = movement,
secure 4 now base from which 70 cemmsnce OPP
eraHons in TIE sDriug
Is would be extremely hazardous for Sherman
% leave the Mississippi nYar many miles in his
rear; and It would be sill more hezsEdoHs 10
attempt bis enforcement from North Alabsms,
as sny column msviag from there would leave
Gen Johnston On is flank and rear.
T6ese are speeulati0ns which she enemy vii
soon determine for us. The movements II the
Southwest are evidently OF . large scale, end
sss not likely to progress to their termination
without an imoortsnf bsttle
foreclosures Ter ssIslory-The FaII 81 New
0rleaas.
From the R7chmond ExsmiaerJ
We m.ds ia So urday's Esaminsr some ex-
tracts from tEe evidence TAX n before Congress
of the sfairs Of the Navy Department To adj
diti0n 70 this largo document we have = copy Of
III } coyresD7udeAee between Gsneral Lowell ard
the Wa Department relative to tie fail Of New
Orleans.
The historical interest Of this publication is
extreme and the wonder Is that General Lowell
should have so long submitted 10 popular YER
sions Of his affairs 50 Inconsistent with thu true
and Ct1eisi history OF the great disaster Of the
war. We msko some extracts fror the official
correspondence of General L well, when makes
ouch stssk revelations Of 6ficial mismznsge-
menl a. r edmond, as viii rot fail to interest
he public, even st thlS days
NEW ORLEANS sTRIPPED OF TRooPs BY SEC
RErAH BENJAMIN.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT No. / ;
Nav Orleans, Feb q. 1852. !
Hon. ). /. Benjamin, Secretary Of War
have The honor TO report that, since ny last
letter, | have seBs forward, TO TenHe see, Rag
Fiss' brigade Of four regiments, with : battery
Of six Eld gu1s, also a new company of aTtl-
iery (Faiden'E6 With Blk guns and their harness
and equipments. Yesterday the 4th Louisiana.
and to-day the fts M %ssissippi, moved to the
same destination Tas 20.a Louisiana regiment
was mustered tor Sgate service, but not wishing
60 remain behind, sight companies have reor-
ganiEad Tor me Wss. snd / shall send khAt regi-
menE On in . fsw days. This will make q soiai
Of eighs rsgimsHts AID two batteries from the
department, besides a anantfy Of shot guBs
& . h~undTed) sHd a million Of cartridges
People are beginning 10 complain thu, I hays
stripped the department. 50 completely, bus I
have called gpoa aev Eoone foE ton thoussRd
volunteers spd miliia for State aerviee.
NEW ORLEANS next STRIPPED OF PowDER
"CosFEDERATE STATES OF ANERIcA,
II adquar@rE Dep artpent No. i
sEsW uRiesns, Louisiana, Mareh 6, 1852 }
Hos Up Bsnlsmin, Secretary Of War
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80 RRAAHn

DAN AWAY rom fh- subzcupar, on tha s7th Cav
Ii u January lass. a HaHRu NAN. n4usd Isaer.
be ivft mo folr miles rem Wanasb5ro "a sad hoy
Is a5oui shIr1y six years I'D. darA eompiezloa. about
I'VE isst Ten I1a1-s hig1 ana VII weigh ouG cua
hundred and sttF pouadF. lie hAF q wife as on
yers station, - III Gs-rgiE rzuroad 4 VIII pay The
above rew srdtor his delivery 10 me- " Cor bis coBdna-
msut In Jail 50 thst / can got hiu
Z. J. II
Hoble7 Pond
~ I'm Crrlrar .rrnrr u.
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a FOUR-ROGM RBCH sflsa maGuishaal sad
rock ki chen. Tiii~IFo rooms 90 ot P-zehtlss
street, e teen muu,es reis n carhEfd. A 0ardru
patch fenced q spging aud vel, azd a QaEnIt O Ere
wood for fss On ths o. App Or two dst ~
WILL AS Fsrehouse,
fe4a y UHd=r he Thea eE-
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Rook-heener
q 20 4 -

s6YELL recommended c z sefeaul ymsrs AZ IL
~ Atlanta Hotel By app gilg ima sslafeiy
Q y RSlN.
fe24 q Prerr--for Afiast Hotel.
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ANE FINE svrn eciavs PiaaO-iha largs.f size
~ found corusr-W1 t Eaaba GO aksF8. Bslu.
I'D Pres ouly four tfoussHd d1iara.
T. Z 4 11R2CN.
1897 Ente HnEel
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WITHERg & DAVIS.

GPECIAL attention given 70 sale o. Msnufscturea
and SIM king Tobacco. Nov ufs-ins some dssira-
bic lo-s Of Tobacco for isTessmsut
EblaIm p W0nnsnN-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

The new City Government was in
augurated on Tuesday morning last,
when the old board retired and May
or Brown assumed the labors and dig
mites of the office. His strict knowl-
edge of business, and his determine
ton to act fairly, by even his oppo-
nents, marked the conductof the May
or, and more than ever impressed us
with the notion that the City of East
Saginaw had done very wise act in
the election of the Mayor.
After the usual preliminaries, the
Council proceeded to the election of
the following city officers
James ii. billiard, Marshal, Chas.
Ring, Asst, Frank A. Curtis, Chief
of Police; John j. Wheeler, City At
torney; b. b. Buckhout, Cemetery
Commissioner, M. III. Freeman, Clerk
The material comprising our city
council, seems to indicate a more thor
ough attention to the demands of the
city, than has before been awarded,
and we hope to see our city affairs in
much better condition before the close
of the year.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

We learn from the Detroit Adrert,ser
that Col. N. L. Welch, of the veteran
10th Infantry, has received authority
from Gov. Blair to raise two new
companies for his regiment. The
companies will be permitted to elect
all their own officers, which offers an
additional advantage to those enlisting
Col. W. is now in the State and will
commence recruiting at once. The
rendezvous will be at Saginaw. This
is q capital opportunity for recruits to
connect themselves with a first class
regiment, and towns filing their quota
will find this a good regiment 10 put
recruits in.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

FIRE.--About half past ten Thurs
day morning, ERE broke out in the
block Of wood stores on Cass St., OPP
posite the American House. which
completely destroyed the block and a
small barn in the rear. Engines No.
one and two were promptly on hand,
but owing to the difficulty in procuring
water were for long timo unable to
do any good. No. three being for a
time without a foreman, came upon
the ground sustained by boy and a
dray.
The sufferers in the fire are the
owner of the three stores, Mr.. Thayer,
Of Buffalo. His insurance is one
thousand dollars. The north store
was occupied below by Mr.. Johnson
for a Billiard saloon, and his family
lived in the second story. The CEN
ter store was used as a liquor store by
Durfeld & Hess, and in tho second
story lived the family Of A. w Egg
CERT, Esq, Tho south store was oc-
cupied by John Morrison as a saloon
and his family lived in the second sto-
~.
Most of the household goods were
got out but in muiilated and almost
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

UNION LEAGUE The grand fuglers
of the Republican party of this city
those rsoingindividuals who attempt
edto make every personwho voted that
ticket a supporter of the present i'm
beetle Administration, and who there
by, no doubt, caused their ticket to be
beaten by twice the majority than the
most sanguine Democrat expected
these self delegated party whippcrs in
ARE now doing what they can to or
ganize Union League. We expect
to sec tho beauties Of Wide Awake
days restored, and doubtless that very
wonderful association will accomplish
a revolution in the politics of this city.
Under the management of those who
engineered the Republican party
through the last charter election, it is
highly probable--but we cannot see it.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

FIRST ARnIvAL.-Our enterprising
Dry Goods friends, Livingston & Toms,
are now receiving their spring stock
Of goods, and as near as we can Judge
from the display already made, they
propose to have the very bost, as well
as the largest assortment Of goods in
their line to be found in the valley
They are now prepared to do jobbing
to county merchants, upon the most
favorable terms.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

BUSINESS CHANGES. -Nienstead &
Doty have dissolved, the former carry
ing on the old business, and Mr.. Doty
taking the stand lately occupied by A.
w. Root, who retires from business.
L. b. Pool, has sold out his interest
in the firm Of Bliss, James & Co., to
w. X. Bliss, and proposes to go back
to the thriving little village of Clarks-
ton. We wish him success.
A. w. Brockway also has sold his
interest in the firm Of Brockway,
Cooke G. Co., and the new firm is Bliss,
Fay & Co. They are still doing bust
ness at the old stand on Water st.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

Sr. PArRrcK.-The anniversary of
the patron of the Green Isle, was duly
celebrated on Teusday last, by our
Irish citizens amid snow and sunshine,
rain and wind, and not little mud.
Dinner was served at the hall Of VIM.
Strasburg, and the occasion was pleas
and profitable.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

ruined condition. But the next diff
Guilty these families viii experience,
viii be in finding a shelter, as we are
informed there is not vacant house
in the city.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

INCOME TAx.-By the terms Of the
Income Tax law, all persons liable to
pay income tax are required to report
the amount for which they are liable
to the assessor before the LIST day of
May, or they viii be subject to pay
ten per cent additional. 1t viii also
be well to bear in mind that accurate
statments WILDE required, and that up
proximate statementsw will notbe taken.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

Hon. w. A. Clark, late Senator
from Livingston County, it win be
seen by his card in to-day's paper, has
removed to the fourishing city of East
Saginaw, and will hereafter practice
his profession in that city and vicinity.
Mr. Clark has won for himself an en-
viablo reputation in political life and
in his profession, and win prove a
most valuable accession to the Bar of
tho Saginaw Valley.--Lansing State
Journal
We are glad to endorse tho above
notice and also to welcome to tho Sag
NAV Valley SO eminent and good a
citizen as we have gained lin Mr., Clark,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

A second edition of winter, revised
and improved, came to hand few
days since, putting an effectual stop
page on steamboats, and other water
craft Lumbermen who were hastily
preparing for running their logs, have
for the present discontinued.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

Prof I. w. Nichols, of who many
of our readers have often heard, has
rented the Hall of VIM. Strassburg,
and proposes to give our citizens some
of his inimitable Yankee Comicalities.
Since he left here, he has been per-
forming at Grand Rapids with tip
top success. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

We have made arrangements with Mannactu-.
rcrs and Commission Houses in New York, 80
that wo can save you tho usual jobbar's profits
ard We propose to siys ysa that adyantn e 80 (.
EIvINGST0N 4 IONS.
Bsst s~xinrv, se.t ~, le6B.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23
PROBATE ORDER.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Couuty of Saginaw
~ SIS.
AT n session Of the Probate Court for the county
Of Saginaw holden at the Probate Office, in the
city of Saginaw, on Monday, tho twenty ninth
day Of February in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty fur. Present, Luke Yelling
ton, Judge Of Probate. In the matter Of the os-
tate Of Linnie II. Weeks, minor On reading and
filing the petition duly verified, of William r.
Weeks showing that he has minor child under
the age Of fourteen years, by the name of Linnic
Il. Weeks, that said miner is siczed of certain
real estate situate in the county Of Saginaw and
that il is necessary 10 sell the same for her cd
ucation and support, and therefore nsks this
court to grant license 10 sell tie same. There
upon IL Is ordered that Monday, the twenty
eighth dayof March next Mt ten o'clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
Petitivn ond that tho next Of hin Of rnid minor
and all ether persons Interested In said estate are
required TO appear at q session Of said Court then
TO be holden Mt the Probate Office in the city of
Saginaw aud show cause, il any there be, why tho
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted
And 1t Is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to tho persons interested In said es-
tate, OF the tendency Of said petition and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy Of this order
to be published in the East Saginar Courier. q
newspaper printed and circulating In said county
Of Saginaw, three successive weeks, previous to
said day Of hearing. 238-3w
LUKE WELLINGTON.
"a true ccpy9 Jugde Of Probate
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

WI AblNEhoI1lI NOllIE.
TlIE undersigned have this day formed CO.
L partnership for the purpose of carrying on
business in East saginaw in C.othiag, Gents Fur
nishing Goods, etc, at the old Stand Of j Simon,
Streets. j. SIMON.
G. ROSE.
East Saginaw, Feb. |, 1864. 239
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

fhibnbEbi hin, m
DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
IL and Sexual Systems-ncw and reliable treat
mcnt--in reports Of the HOWARD ASSOClA-
TON Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DIR. J. SKfLLIN
H0uGllT0N, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. n236-y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23
A Pictorial Paper.

Some people suppose that the pic
tpre in the last Courier was intended
to represent the new Mayor. This is
not so. Those familiar with the fea-
lures Of the editor of the Courier will
at once see a more striking resem-
blance in thatquarter.-
The sstuteness of the Editor Of the
Enterprise is wonderful. He does
seem to understand, that last week we
began the publication of the portraits
of great Editors, beginning with our
selves, we follow with that Of the En-
terprqss man. Eecs sigmau. ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TUE Partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name Of Brockway, Bliss a Co. is this day
Dissolved by mutual consent, the interest Of A.
w. Brockway having been purchased by ;. b.
Bliss. Hereafter the firm will continue the Bank
ing Business under the style Of Bliss, Fay 4 Co.
A. w. BR0CKWAY,
u. NJ. FAY,
WIN. X. BLISS. tfa
East Saginaw, March |, 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23
MERCEIANTS,
Insurance Comply
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CASH CAPITAL 80 100000.

T. THOMAS LoBDELL, Sec'y.
u MARK HOWARD, Pres't.
NOTICE is hereby given that the agency Of
IN the Merchants Insurance Company of
Hartford, for Saginaw county, has this day been
transferred to the undersigned, who will here
after promptly attend to and conduct the bust
ness Of that company. This company stands A
No. 1, ms will be seen by referring TO tho state
ments Of the Troy fro, which occurred n few
weeks since; $50, 900 was paid promptly by
this company at that time. Those desiring
risks taken can do no hotter than TO insurein
III. G. BURT; Agent.
East Saginaw, Junc24, le6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

And indeed almost everything in the Lac Of
Dry Goods, Yankee Notcns, croekery ana Glass
Waro, can be found at their establishment.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

Of all descriptions, which they offer wheesale and
retail al the very lowest cash price.
BLANKETS, }t
COMFORTERS,
COTTON RATINGS,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

East Saginaw, March |, 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-23

The largest stock Of Hall Paper ever offered
for sale in this market of new styles aud patterns,
Window Curtain Paper, Oil Shades, large varie-
~, Curtain fixtures, &C., &c, all Of which will be
sold LOW FOR CASH, as my motto is quick
sales and small profits. 2lsy T. Ed
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-18
ALEXANDRA il. STEPHEN,

~ gentlemen from shreveport i
hat "a. ... u eaes A.a b~sn r-o..vea ,,.,.
Lincoln was elected, anu tina, bet, v,r,
offered thai Mcclellan would m, aarry +, 4,
state. The -ame gentleman stated ib., n
bad Tetrcaiei iu.o Mississippi. and tn,
.rny was completely d',o5ganiled rhi.
stat mcns has since 4ees iLlly corrob,,,
The Masl.sipp, Canoa VI the l7.h coat,
very significant atslalc relative 10 ne t,.o,
army shich II states j. commanded = B.,,
gard ol which tn. following il an estras,
" The Amy af tennessee l'a. ", doubt f-
cd The leuue~see river ere this ~, mas
one % tAe .,oigesi 81 til, VA The Fa.
policy bas been psi t.llr or that Which "a
Napoleon all his uo,nr.r'y and lame 4"
.ib.i,hrd ruirs htse bypn itsufarird ih.t
iui the result j. sherman r- JuuI etsiy
I'D by tutuflsiuE examinations and uurN
ed changes OF position This d. tle
that has usen I1ug needed tu The Ne-t. -
the ru-my can have u1 water base uat
hsni b boldly d..hin. forward Boz The
q. sherman Raaafsglrd w,ii ksrp That Al
I auhee cputiaailly busy ,aNs4uR alter lbt
y 81 h', own men and protecting Hsm =
the new nets o'if faFfi unsemrtt', wliI hs b
~ apt g. asd them fliH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1864-11-18

| villa. 81, at auction az my 'H'it2r
] . miles from Marshal. iuat,i au
% hu,i mic IRON q. railroad knawnas
B0ghwr., place conmeagur 40
o'clock uu he morning Of ~NftRl'A
doe 2Hi inst. thc following arilf'
Hogs, Cows, among them several y
M..Dh toRs Corn. Halsrl old sgd X Z
cn Furniture embracing Bei feads 'ha
Dishes, and a number nj thres 100 Hu't
GUS 10 uiinu an roipg 70 move ".
aud wish 10 sell ~ large portion Of W
! haye OF hand
JOSEPH BROWN
MA age will he for Dlt isgne.
Nov. II.lset nlH-3.