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HEAVY sTORHI.

BALTIMORE, March "a.
During yesterday much damage was done
in the city. The boiler house of the Vul-
can Works was blown down. One work
man was killed, and one fatally and several
severely injured. The roof of the new
Government hospital was also blown of,
and colored boy killed.
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CANADIAN MATrERs.

FVAD1VJ lAaINl Il
kilograms from Halifax say the govern
ment of Nova Scotia, abandoning the hope
of an early union of the Provinces, will sub
NIT scheme for the federation of the mar
itime Provinces only, and proceed with
certain public works left in obeyance, while
the larger scheme was pending.
TOeoNTo, March 81.
The Globe newspapers to-day says that
the result of the action of Nova Scotia will
be that the Canadian Government will be
called upon to adopt new policy on the
whole subject.
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UIImann, CarIOfta Patti, and the EIee-
tor Of Hesse.

Ullmann, CaFlOfta Patti, and the Elee-
tor Of Hesse.
Some of the German journals affirm that
the Elector of Hesse has at length found
his master-not Count de Bismarck, but M.
Ullmsnn, the agent of Csrlotts Patti. The
impresssrio having hired the Court Thester
st Cassel, the Electors chamberlain men
toned that of course his his highness would
have free admission to his box. "Not at
all" said NJ. Ullmsnn, eff he wishes to hear
Mdlle, Patti he must pay" "In that case"
replied the chamberlain, "you must pay
for the gss of the theater." "That is your
business" /" was the answer, Hsnd if you do
not light up, we shall perform in the dark"
The functionsry, finding he could get moth
ing out of the director, went to inform his
sovereign of the incredible sudscity of the
lessee. The Electer, usually SO prompt to
fly into passion, only laughed, and re-
piled, "He is an in-mannered fellow, but
he pleases me; we will pay" His high
ness sent fifteen nspoleons for his box, and
had the theater brilliantly lighted.
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Associated Press Report.
FINANCIAL nTATTERs.

EINANCIAL MAIIERSs
EEw YORK, March "a.
The fluctuations in the gold market, this
morning, were: opening at 1908, it went
to 1511z, and then steadily declined to
147%. There were no bulls anxious to ar
rest the downward course, and the disposi-
tion appears to be to allow it to fall as low
as possible, so as to have a better chance to
send it up when an opportunity offers.
Gold tonight 1885.
In stocks this morning there was less
pressure TO sell, and apparently more dis
position to buy, and on some of the rail-
roads there was an improvement of I1z9
~ per cent. Large orders come in for
Government stocks from the interior, and
the downward tendency has been checked,
though not wholly. Six per cents A@1z,
and I0-4Os x lower.
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TONsORIAL
WIGs AND HAIR WORH,
VIZ. DY's NEW EsFABLIsHHEER:

WE. D US NEW ESTABhIBHHEE1
TIE LARGEsT D FHE eTATL
Oh VIA MIXING A41 LADIES' HAla 1RESSIEf
45 PUBLIC SQUARE, ~
HnanufaotursT of all kinds of WLGB. lnolndlaS
the celebrated
.ILLUSI0N WIG, IS
that % resembles nature 70 DEFY the elo1,sE
scrutiny. 4 very largs and beautiful Btook oR
LONG 80, drought by the proprietor fron
Europe, fofN5WITOHES and BRAIDs-ths ansEe
assortment ever sssn in this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half.Wig5S
In SysSy stJis, with AL improvements.
SITS OF OURLS, mads frol Frsneh HstuTal
Curled Hair lguarantosd-l
EUaEHE DOUBLE add TRIPLE BOWS,
WATERFALLS, &C.,
,kade By tbs advertiser, equal 70 thoss imported
Ladies' BrAids mAds into any kind Of HeAd-Drsta
CT Bow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IN the NOS prevail
ngAnd fAIhionEbls styles.
t~Au work warranted as represented.
BOT and GOLD RATES It all hoHra aanz7
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NEWS FROM REBEL PAPERS
Financial Matters in the East
DRY GOODS ABE STILL LOWER.
Gold Closes at 15Sss.
The Hotel Burner Kennedy to
= be Hung to-day.
FROM COLUM BUS.
Especial Dispatch TO the Cleveland L1ADEn.1

COLUMBUS, March "a.
The only measure of Importance to re-
port in the legislative proceedings, is the
passage of the Soldiers Home Bill to- night
by the House. The vote was 65 to 6.
The bill provides for the purchase of the
Ohio White Sulphur Springs, or any other
property as well adapted for the purpose,
at a price not exceeding $5O,OOO- The
Governor, Auditor of State and Attorney
General are invested with the power of
making the purchase, or not making any
t all.
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Theory of the Evacua ION of Kins-
nnn

A Theory of the Evacua ion of Rins-
ton.
A correspondent OF the New York T7-i-
5aepe suggests the following as the theory
for the evacuation of Kinston by the rebels.
It hss since been confirmed by the evacus-
ton of Goldsboro.
The Richmond papers lately indicated
Kinston and GoldFboro as places which
must be held at all hazards. The reasons
for this are plain. Sherman and Schofeld
must both be stopped or the cause of the
Confederscy would rapidly grow from bad
to worse. To prevent the junction of
these commanders, it was necessary that
they should be checked, each on his line of
advance. Kinston and Goldsboro were the
only available positions fer this purpose.
Under these circumstances the evacuation
of Kinston has deeper meaning than the
mere giving up of town. It evinces a
change of plan on the part of the rebel
leaders, and this change was probably
caused by their inability to stop the sd-
vance Of the Grand Raider. With Kins-
ton falls Goldsboro.
No force which Lee can post there could
resist the simultaneous advance OF Sher-
man and Scho6eld upon two different
quarters, and some other position must be
chosen for q stand. But the union of the.
two Union armies can no longer be pre-
vented, and it is not believed that the Con-
federacy can muster force sufficiently to
oppose them successfully.
There seems to be but one resource left
in the domains of strategy. This resource
involves the abandonment of sll the rebel
strongholds except Richmond and Peters
burg. It lies in the rapid transportation
of Johnston's men to Virgins and the
casting them upon Grant with the expec-
tation of overwhelming him with the aid
of Lees army. This chance is desperate
one, and has doubtless been weighed in the
balance by the Lieutenant General in his
plans of the campaign.
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Sergeant Boury-We have done some

Sergeant BouFy-We have done some
service, and are willing to do more.
The Secretsry-We are fighting for one
Union, one country, and all belong TO the
same nation. How did you capture that
flag?
sergeant Boury-This flag was captured
from some of the enemy retresting from
WRynesboro. We besrd that there was a
squad in the mountains, supposed to be
about fifty in number A squadron of my
regiment was Immediately sent in pursuit.
We came on the enemy and charged them,
and got this flag and three prisoners
with it.
The Secretary then spoke as follows;
Officers and soldiers: In the name of the
President and of the people of the United
States, it is my pleasant duty to return you
thanks for the gallantry and courage that
have, from the commencement, been dis
played byyourselves and command TO which
you are attached. This, I believe, is the
fourth time that have had the pleasure of
receiving flags taken in battle by General
Sheridan's command and on no occasion
has more signal service been rendered to
the Government than on that which
brought about the capture of these flags,
again, in the name of the Presi-
dent and of the people, returns
thanks. The request of your General
that leaves and furloughs be given to you,
and that you be paid the amount now due
you, will be granted, and you will each be
awarded medal Of honor, voted by Con-
gress for gallant and meritorious service
in this war. wish that you may all safe
ly reach your homes; that you may have
a pleasant time with your mothers, wives
and sweet-hesrts that you may return to
your comrades in renewed strength, and
that you may be spared to witness the final
overthrow of the enemy you have fought
on so many fields, and the here-establishment
in perpetuity of the Union of the States.
Great applause succeeded this neat and !
pertinent address.
The Secretary, then turning to Senator |
Howard, who had entered the Department |
during the proceedings, said;
beg to introduce TO you the Hen. Mr.. |
Howard, 8 Senator from the State of |
Michigan, the present home of General |
Custer. The Senator feels and shares with
you the homer and glory of this occasion.
Senator Howard, in acknowledging the |
introduction, rendered to the officers and |
soldiers present the most sincere thanks |
of the people of his State, who, he observ-
ed, were the immediate fellow-citizens of |
General Custer.
The Secretary next introduced the Hon.
Ira Harris, Senator from the State OF
New York, who spoke as follows:
This, gentlemen, is a proud day for me. 1 1
feel more proud than ever that can re-
present body of men such as you are
representing here to day. 1t is one of the
proudest days of my life to know that New
York can send to the field, in defence of
our country, brave men like you and your
who can present such evidences
of gallantry, courage, and service to the
l thank you, gentlemen, all of
you, for what you have done for the country
md for our native State.
The Adiutsnt General was then directed
20 take charge of the captured colors, and
o issue the necessary orders as to medals,
pay and furloughs.
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a-,nr nr rHnnr. IsLANp, -

OoUErT OF PRoVIpE>cE, -, 49,
Famuel Shove, President, and joseph hstiin,
Secretary OF tas HoPE IBsURAR1I y i Doin
geverally sworn depose and say thSt the foregoing
a. full trae aud correct statement - Ihs assls
Of the said rompauy. and thsrstd lnsurAnSa CON
zauv fs The boz f is owner u AZ least ONE hC y
tlHFD THOUSAHD DOLLARS Of tuai cash
anitsl invsstFd IN 1t ctsand bonds; and that they
are tbs above scr ed officers Of said II sur anee
Company. sAmUEh shVfH' EIesb'
JosEPH MiRIIE, seo,ys
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OPTICIANS.


Practical and Scientific OptciAn, Keeps she argsy,
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city. Be
ing an old establishment, and having been sxtsns /
iVely patronised, he has the confidence thatls
bo fsYors. An HIS speotAolss Of the best quAit
Of crystal glasses ground under bis own Inspection
IN al cases curing weakness, dizziness and lmpart
ing strength for long reading and nns sewing. AKf
tifcial eyes inserted without pain.
e EoBFICE-I80 supsrior-st., frst door fron thu snT
sranoe the American Hotel
- Beware Of trAEslsru claiming 20 b Hr. Solo
mnnBon or bis agent. iuly9t
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ORDEKs REVOKED.

OINU4NhAIII MARCH z.
General Palmer, has revoked all orders
in Kentucky excluding the circulation of
the Cincinnati Enquirer in that State,
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STAMP
cERTLFICA TIE OF Il UZH0RITK.
,-osv,fra N, ff,e s1sf ,Ia.v of Januarv- 1855.


AUDITOR OF sTATEs OFFIcE, !
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 81, 1855. }
WHrRHls. The LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE
COMIANY located at New YORK, In the State
Of ReS Yoik has fled in tins Office sworn state
msnt Of its condition, as required By the nrst sec
fion Of the act - To regulate Insurance Com
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio, passed Aprl
q 1885, and Whereas said Company has furnished the
ndersgned satisfactory evidence that Il u possessed
of at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
CAPITAL invested in stocks, in bonds, or IN mort
aFes worth double the amount for which II Is mort
Faged; and whereas, said Company has hled IN lhls
Office written instrument, under its corporate seal,
signed by the President and Secretary thereof 4u-
fhorizi any agent agents OF said company n ms
state TO acknowledge service Of process Tor and N pc
half Of said Company, according 70 the terms OF sAu
law. r
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the arst secti9 o.
tie al jIesatd act, l. JANIS ii. GOODMAN AuditoT oi
state for Ohio, 90 hereby certify hat the said La
mar Fire insurance Company Of New YORK IL su-
fhrzed to transact the busi Of Fire Insurance
iD tqs state until thu thirtyhrt day Of January IN
fbe year thousand eight hundred and sixty six
IN witness whereof have sreun-o suDscr1Oe1 my
name aud caused the seal Of my office 10 be athXed
Isesil JAS. H. GOODMAN,
STAMP Auditor Of stats,
J. IN6W0RTH, Agent.
rphz5.I9s Cleveland, Ohio.
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osr1os OF THs AUDITa OF EEATH,

Columbus, Feb 3, 1865 !
1t hereby certified that the foregJirg Is q cor
-eot copy Of the Statement Condit o. Of the
Hens IGsarancs rompsny Of P. oV denee made 10
sad filed in this ofies ior the yesr s65.
Witness my hand and seat officially.
JAMES h. GOODMAN,
AuSttor Of State,
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MAcHINISTs.
The lLl ElGLE E0lNlRY

Corner ErOnt and HeadOW sts.s
OPPOSITE DEPOr,l
Is again open, and the subscriber begs lsaVo to
inform its Cd friends and patrons, and the public
generally. that he is now rssdy to build
ALL Kinds OF ENGIHEBs
Portable or Stationary.
BE Is also ready to do all kinds Of REPAIRING
on short notice and In 6 WorkmA.liks manner.
Particular attention paid to PROPELBnR
WORK Our facilities for manufacturing NULL
GEARING are a. good a. the best. The Patterns
have been acoumulating for upwards Of twenty
ave years, and are Of the best quality. All ordsrs
srom distance promptly offended to-
Address J. BIGG, Manager,
jan24:R9 Box 85I Cleveland. Ohio
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CLOTHING
CHEAP.

We shall open on THURSDAY q full stock OF
Mems snd Boys Clothing, now being bought at tha
low price Of Gold which shall sell cheap.
Buy your new suit while the stock is full and tha
prices down. J. 3. DEWITT CO.,
nch29 and puhTfr
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OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I

WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, March 24-9 PM
To Major General Dir:
The following extracts from Richmond
papers were received this evening at $50,
from General Grant:
CITY PoIST, March "a.
Hon. E. NJ Stanton, Sseretaryof of Var:
Richmond papers are received. Thefol-
lowing is from the dispatches from North
Carolina 1t is understood in official cir
cles that no fighting has occurred in North
Carolina since Sunday, and from sll We can
learn it appears that Sherman has attempt
ed no advance since his check on that day.
General Johnston's defeat of the enemy
last Sunday, the 10th instant, occurred at
Bentonville. He was informed that Sher-
man was pushing toward Raleigh with two
columns-one moving due north from Fay
etteville, the other northwest from New
bern. General Hardee fought the former,
General Johnston the latter.
[Signed,1 US. GRANT,
I iautauant Ganaral
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Subscribed and sworn bsFcre me this lat day Of
FRANCIS OOLTELL, JB.,
Istamp1 Justice Of the Peace.
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OFFICE OF TIE AUDTTOH OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., January 81, 1855.
1t hereby certified that the foregoing is correct
copy Of the statement Of the condition Of the
Lamar Fire Insurance Company Of New York,
made to ana filed this Office for the year 1865.
lSEAL-l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
TStsmpl Auditor Of State,
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from 20 to 24c; Stewart is also doing the
same thing.
1t lis impossible to obtain positive infor-
mstion about failures during the panic.
There are many reported that turn out un-
true. 1t is thought best not to publish
any names until some kind of legal author
itv il obtained
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IsAAO 4. ISAAOs UNION HALL,
Soils Agent for tbs EAs Of Singers OelebrAted Sew.
ing Machines, Bsor's AutomA5on PreasnRz,
and stroag'a Patent Army Bsd-frunk.
g-s Corner Superior and UniG1-ItEf
~ Lock ont for the Gisuts.TDA deem
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STOCKS.
STOCKS.
GallagheFs Evening Exchange;


Gallsgher's Evening Exchange;
Gold, 1851.
New York Central, 9O4; Erie $50;
Hudson 1O13; Residing s5J Michigan
Central = Michigan Southern So; III.
Central ss3; Ohio and Mississippi certiH-
Gates 2l3i Pittsburgh 544; Rock Island s74
Northwestern 223; do preferred so; Fort
Wayne s1s; Cumberland 33E; Quicksil-
yer so; Mariposa IL.
The attendance was very large. Gold
and stocks very active, and transactions
very large. Sales of gold after call 1923,
and rallied to 153a
SALE OF sEvEN-THIRTIEs.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to 7-3O
Loan to-day at s2,22zOOO. The largest
single western subscription was $25O,OOO
from Memphis. There were 1859 indiVid.
ual subscriptions of $50 and 500 each
CoUNTERFEITs.
Counterfeit Coupons dated March 18th,
1865, for $12,5O, similar to those on the
10-4O $500 bonds, have been detected at
the DepOsitary Office in Baltimore. They
will doubtless be offered elsewhere.
General Hsrdee's victory on the 18th was
a very important one, and as regards the
enemy q most bloody affair. General
johnson telegraphed that in that battle
the Confcderstes loss was 45O while that
of the enemy was 1900. The fight took
place Averysboro, on the Cape fear river,
half way between Raleigh and Fsyette-
vile.
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STATE or NEW YORK, lss
- rr~ Kour- So

OOUHTT OF NEW HOKK, -
Edward Anthony President and Isaac R. St.
Johu Secretary Of the Lamar Fire Insurance
Company being severaly sworn, depose and say,
that the foregoing is full true and correct statement
Of the Affairs Of the said Company that the said Insur
nce Con- pany is the bona de owner Of at least ONE
HUypRED THOUSAND DOLLARS Of actual cash capital
invested in Stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on
Zeal Estate worth dOubie the amount for which the
same IS mO~tEagsd; and that they the above de-
scribsd officers ofsaid Insurance Company.
EDA ARD ANTHONY, Pres't
ISAAC r. ST. JOHN, Sec'y.
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ISEALJ Subscribed and sworn before me, this 9th
IsTiMF.l THOs. L. THORNELL,
Comm'r for Ohio in New York.
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NV ApYERTIsEMENTs.

OTATEMEEF
- OF THE
Condition Of the Lamar Fire Insur-
Rnee Company
On the hrst day Of January, 1865, made 20 the
Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant 20 the Statute Of that
State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of the Company is the LAMAR
Fire Insurance Company, Of the City Of New
York" and is located at No. 90 Wall street, New
York.
I. CAPITAL.
The amount Of itz Capital Stock $500 600 90
The amount Of its capital stock paid
up 5JOt tUuU W
II. ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand and in
the hands Ct agents and other per-
Il ,S93 %
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
nying)..... las, ,o2s 50
Debts due the Company, secured by
mortgage, las per accompanying
vouchers zl0eo0 %
Debts otherwise secured, las psr voUoh
eTs accOmpanytu 1880 90
Debts for 2,52s 81
Ali other Securities, including bills re-
oeivAble, accrued interest, &o........... 500 "a
Total Assets Of the OOmpany......,..s4O2,40 ,407 "a
III. LIABILITIES
Losses unadjusted and Losses ia sus-
peDss waiting fer further proof, $3.50 90
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EROM PANIC AUCTION SALES
IL Belt Ribbons and Buckles.
mhR5 NJ. HALLE co.
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". MISCELLANEOUS.

". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
one risk; the greatest amount al
lowed by the rules TO be insured in
any one city, town or village; the
greatest amount allowed 10 be in
sured in any one bloek-Goyerned BY
circumstances, bat generally not
The amount Of its Capital earnings
depositedin any other State, as secur-
ify for losses None.
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The Star says: &. A. Edwards, late
Agent of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
was arrested yesterday, by the military
authorities, upon charges of being con-
neeted with the late fraudulent issue of
Government transportation tickets over the
railroad from this city. Edwards has been
committed to the Old Capitol.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-20


LIFE Boar TRIAL.-A Mr.. Shears of
Flint, has recently invented a new
style of life boat, for which he claims
many advantages over those common
ly in use, inasmuch as by peculiar
arrangement of air chambers and
open passages it frees itself from
any water taken on board by shipping
of seas or otherwise. A model of the
craft, having on board Mr.. Shears and
another gentlemen, was launched last
Tuesday from the draw Of the Gene
see street bridge in this city, a distance
of about twelve feet, into the river,
and stood the test admirably, without
wetting q shred Of the passengers
in the plunge. A little too
much haste on the part Of SIR Shears
companion, however, in removing the
hatch before the water had run OH,
resulted in giving that gent. decid-
edly genteel ducking to the no small
of the crowd Of spectators
in attendance.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-20

CoSFERl.vcE APPoISTMENTs.--The
following appC intments were made by
the NJ. e. Confer ence recently in ses-
sion at Flint, for the ensuing year:
FLINT DIsTRIcr-T. j. JosLIN, L. E,
Flint, Court street-W u Biglow.
Flint, Garland street-E E Caster.
South Flint III Caster.
Flushing l. @ York
Genesee w Birdsael.
East Saginaw-R II Richards, Is S
Taylor
Salina-2 Ii Crane.
Saginaw City-.A r Bartlett.
Midland-2o he sH,Iof'ed.
Bay City-W Fox. >,
Watrousville& & Vassar-J Is @usseil
Forests Z Lee.
Millington--N Pierce.
Holly 0 Bancroft.
Grand Blanc-A @ Shaw.
Harrisville-7 TO be supplied.
Groveland--J III Mcclure.
Hazleton-Alex Fair.
Dayton & Kingston-W J Johnston
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-20

Huron Co. made but one throw,
breaking one of her plungers when
raising a handsome stream, which had
attained the distance of 1sl feet and
g inches.
This concluded the throwing of the
hand engines, and virtually ended the
Tournament. In the afternoon the
Steamer threw for a time for tho
amusement of the crowd. There hav-
ing been no entries, no Hose Carriage
race came off, Hook & Ladder Co. ran
on its own hook, or rather with truck
hooks and paraphernalia for the fun
of the thing. The judges made their
award in accordance with tho results
above indicated, Pioneer Co. of East
Saginaw taking 5000, Lafayette
Steamer of Detroit $3.50, and Torrent
the Champion Banner, which ought,
in return for the liberal but illr-equit-
ed efforts of the citizens of Port Huron
to do the handsome thing by the Fire
men of the State, to abide with her or
her home rival for all time.
AMOS JAMES, Chief Engineer of the
Port Huron Fire Department, Hook
& Ladder Co. of that city, and many
citizens of Port Huron, are entitled
to special thanks from Pioneer Co.,
the Band and others from East Sag
inaw, for kindness and hospitality
and these we doubt not
they will receive in such manner and
form as the taste of the recipients
shall hereafter dictate.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-20

JACKSON DAILY CITIZEN. are
under obligations to Messrs. ODox-
NELL & RAY of the Jackson Daily Citizen
for an exchange with their neat and
spicy paper-a capital sheet in all save
its politics-of which favor we ought
sooner to have made due acknowl-
odgement. Ray is a Ray-re genius
in the newspaper line, and the firm
are certainly az (ait in energy and
typographical skill.