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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31
THE ONLY LOAN I'm MARKET
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.

Loss than $500, 600 OoO Of the Loan authorized
by the last Congress are now on the MARKET
This amount, at the rate at which il is being alb
sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four
months, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium, as has uniformly been thu case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for TAX
ing the loan, the Natioral Banks, State Banks,
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence. and who only are to DO
responsible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31

THRoUGH TicKETs.---Gooding &
Hawkins, at their Office on Water
street, sell through tickets to all points
East and West.
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JAY COOKE
The Ninth National Bank
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, 9I,O0O,OOO, PAID IN,
Fiscal Agent of the United States,

Fiscal Agent Of the United States,
AND SPECIAL AGENT FOR JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
WILL DELIVER 7-3O NOTES FREE OF
charge, by express, in all parts of the country,
and eeeive in payment Checks on New York,
Philadelphia, and Boston, current bills, aud all
five per cent interest notes, with interest to date
Of subscription. Orders sent by mail will be
promptly filled.
This Bank receives the accounts of Banks and
Bankers on favorable terms also Of individuals
keeping New York accounts.
J. U. oRvIS, President.
j. 7. HILL, Cashier.
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Flint & Pere Marquette Railway
TIME TABLE, 1865.

TRAINS LEAVE EAST SAGINAW, 700, A. M
1900, NJ l.35, p. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT EAST SAGINAW ll.00, A. NJ
l.3O p. M. 900 P. NJ.
700 A. NJ. and 1900 NJ. trains run directly
through to Detroit
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MILWAUKEE. May Is. 1865

MILWAUKEE, May Is, 1865.
EAST SAGINAW SALT MF'G Co.
Grsrs-Having used 5000 Barrels Of Saginaw
coarse salt in the last season, and being informed
by the New York inspector that our meats are
fully up to their former high standing (when
packed with other salt, both foreign and 0nonda-
ga,) We have no hesitation in saying that wo
consider Saginw coarse salt equal to any in tho
market. Yours,
(sisnedl PLANKINaToN ARMOUR Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31
CHICAGO April Is. 1865

CHICAGO. April rs, 1865.
EAST SAGINAW SALT MFe Co
GESTs-I have used about 2000 Barrels Of
Saginaw Salt, coarse soar) in the inspection Of
lake Fish in part Of present season, also for max
ing brine for same, or Pork and Beef, and con f.
slider IL MS good for such purposes as any other In
this market.
tsigned) JOHN b. TAYLOR,
City Fish Inspector, and Provision Dealer.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31
H1- TERMS, CASH. -<yu

Country produce Of all kinds takcn in en-
change FOR goods. tt8.a
BLISS, JAMES a co
Fss, sas'nae MsyI. fecs. sH
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31

CHICAGO, May 4, 1865.
EAST SAGINAW SALT MIRO Co.
GEErs-We have used some Of the Sagi-
nav coarse salt IN our packing the past season ,
and think II equal to the onondaga for packing
purposes
(Signed) A. E KENT, 4 Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31

phoalx policiesissu by
In SMITH, Resident Agent
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31
Signsd) PLANKINGToN ARMOUR 4 Co.

MILWAUKEE, May Is, 1865
EAST SAGINAW SALT MF'G Co.,
GESrs-I shall use Saginaw salt in future
with perfect confidence.
(Sgned) EDWARD R0DDIS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31
Liquors and Tobacco.


We invite all 10 call, examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices. No charge for showing
goods or answering questions.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-31

purrSc tho ycnr 1864, the Phoenix paid Losses
10 the amount Of s370,000 or little over 81 ,OC0
por day, and paid them promptly too.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

A SISorLAs PrsNosr>Os On the
evening OF the 9th inst willis, sitting on
our gallery, on Lake Farm our attention
was attracted by the heautmil aud vcrv
singular appearance Of the clouds IN The
west, F~riug above tn. horizon little
north Of west, one rapidly assumed the sp-
pcnraoce Of a military man on horse back
with arms drawn up and fist clenched' ~
sembliDg the pugillst pittcd Tor his ap'ag
onis,. 10 tew minutes his arms were
extended aud the cloud rolled rapidly away
resembling ine smoke caused by the firing
81 cannon. In u iew moments this ceased !
The smoke or clouds cleared away leaving
him with a pen in his hand writing upon
scroll lie sat all the time with the
imm0bilty OF a statue, with hi. face turn
cd to the north. so striking was the mp
pcagance. that our little son. Eve years o'
age was the first TO speak Of II The
cloud was deep blue and looked very bear
tiful We want some Of the wise ones 10
interpret this strange freak --Jfsrsoii
Bulletin.
II rcqpirej no wise man to intcrpsr !
such a vision II meant peace OF course
The figure frat represented war. The
cloud, rolled away and lefi the man OF
destiny writing the treaty Of peace
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

Al mas. meeting Of the troops Of Church.
us Division OF Arkansas infantry, held on
Thursday, thu ifth 'n,s. the following pro
cevdings were had.
On motion Col. J. T. Cgsyans was called "a
the chair and Lieut. N T Saunders appointed
secretary. The following were appointed a
committee 10 dran resolutions expressive q,
the sease II the meeting, ~n
MAJ Earle and private Henry Lewis,
Of haSthorns brigade 1t Col. ". ". Rev
mold, and private :. II Webb Of NcSalts,
brigade Maj Jones and private D. NJ vii.
son, Of Roshe's brigade Col. y Gather and
private \, AcCown, OF fappsn's brigade
The committee retired. aud reported baot
the following resolution, which we're read .nJ
adopted
Rssoiusd, That Notwithstanding the disaster.
which have beiallen our arms east OF thu MI.
sssippl river, zoe are not ,rhippsd.
Rsso'rfd. While We regret che Temporary
loss Of the commander 10 Chief Of the hrmi.,
Of the Confederate States. W. YET have srn,.,
enntdstos N the ffosiien, md the tisn.r,l
oNoff- " njr arm ard above 81 Wsra f. .
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

suOOL BOOKS FROM! Mar
AMOR ARRlVEn

THE supply Of School Books whic,
j advertised "a on the way from M.
moras has arrived Among the boot.
are to be found most Of those in re,s.,'
use in the schools Of Texas. includ;r,
Wehsi,rs Elementary Sp,ilcrs, spsla,,
nnl DrhDers Mc,,udyt Readers IRON h.
to S,h Mouiie,hs md Smiths Geoe,,
phics Rays, Smiths and Emer.os,
A'i,hme'ics Smiths Clarks, Baie,.
Buffers and krkman's Gsum.,,
With this addition TO my former stock h,
is now complete And is much the ls,g,
IN the Trans Mississippi DepArtmep,
Arrangements have been maie 10 ke,,
up my assortment renchcrs and deale-,
may nov send IN their orders with en-
hdence OF being supplied
JAMES BURKE.
lieustot
May u, lr65. n35-2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

God 10 whom We have unlimited confidence
and With his aid trs ,rsh stand BY our CO ore.
Rssolrea, We have fought Like men we Will
not surrender Ike towards. whilst dcisoce Of
right is possible
Rssclrtd, invoking the aid Of A mighty
God We will continue % battle TOT the freedom
Of oar country sni ~e nov announce 70 our
fellow soldier. of the Confederate armies that
or short.
whilst the committee vas IN session Brig
Ten. Hs~thorn vas enthusiastically called for
and responded In an able and patriotic address
10 bio fellow soldiers IL, was followed by
tens. Chufchli and Itoaue, and Col J. p.
Craven, ~ few appropriate emss- ~ each
Much enthusiasm ani the tmo-' harmony
prevailed during the meeting.
JORDAN f. CRAyENS.
Mt sAuSnKRs. Chairman.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
Notice.

TIVE impression has been made thrvue.
l She country iha, J VIII not osl-s
Tor Confederate mouey. This il ea,ircl,
hls' will work for Confederate mcn,,
go long Il. thtrt is II Conle,lcra,e State
J II JOHNSON
Resident Deulir'
Nav 9th 1865, matt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
STR Ai ED.

ORION the Powder Mil, on the lsi H'
L May. u dark roam horse. medium al.
bald face .,it hind loot white. branded o.
each shoulder with the letter. j. W
viii pay 500 Tor the delivery f,h- Dor.
10 M ~ tac F1wpcr Mn
TilOS II. NlBlACk Il Soldnr
MAJ. hail. May 3, 1850 ma
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

.U 49,
10y ''''
Atama.. r,e,,i,,, a, en-, osi.... .at .-.
y.,.. A. Mann. - y '''
~ b.iI =, e5,,n ,n,. ,..it,, '"''"'
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-rsd no. 49,. he. ''"'"7 co..
1to ,,.,,i,,, ~. ,..,,.....,,..r
~ ss,'r, v,r,t, y "a I.t3
R.gt a. chairman ana nr,ys,. q ~.
A. sth Rect a. s.-ret,,y
on motion n Major GsEe a s,-,.,,.,,g. ,,
twelve ssre appoiet,l IN ,Ir,f, .,...i.',t. ,'.
ptes.ty- ID the sense Of ,i,c ,ns.,,,.. .,...,-,
ing A. follow. Lien, ,oi .,g .,.r H., u..
t,i private nafkiac nt tlr SIN nds :, r,iyat,
hught serg Perry and private Yate. of the
olb ReR.t Capt STROBE private Hernd1n and
MAl axe oi SeGrcy's battalion, aud atte
Suite and Capt Brysou OF Perkins battalion
hutng me absence ai The committee speech
e. we're mnie lS Lieut. Col Gaines and Capt.
hHnt''
4he .gmHHtr'' thfoAsh thet chairman
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
$500 REV ARD.

- ONANAi from the undersigned
IL ncer klysian fh|d' Harrison Conn
,y TeSas. April 30, 1865 II negro hoy
George, black color aged / & yenrs, fee,
6 or inches high had on suit OF new
Lowell clothing, new boots and wore cap.
He rode "a su,s.. dark sorrr horse mule
branded on the left shoulder, I'M Also
took a spanish saddle about hals sofn
will give s3o0 G. ; >3tes for the dcIiv.
cry OF said negro, mule, and saddle 10 I've
at Carthage, also pay expenses
THOMAS MARSLlS.
May ~, 1868,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
Hand Him Around.

GONE time IN December. I -sS or. Is
- G n Logan by false pretcuscs a.
representations got possrs~ion Of i uc2ru
gtl nam,d MlIy belonging to the uud.
slgu@l re.idlug 10 Hopkn, coun,y yist'
miles east Of iarran, Said negro is 50
ot ? years Obs copper color Said log
ia OF medium ,.se 80 w - years Of ~,
light completed light hair, dark bead
blue ,ycs, aud Is perhaps in Northen
Louisiana Any Information that viii ft
cover the gih or lead thereto will be
thankfully received aud literally rewarded
VIII not the auth,-ities take notice Of tbs
act Of yi'lalay and bring thi. hlcbcr o
the widows mite to Justice.
NANCY MATTHEWS,
March goth, 1865.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

- tn. papers o. Western T.rAs, contain
is,ts, from Ges llindmsn denying ibe re-
port that he vs. going 10 Sonora to cooper.
ate With Dr sim. lie states that NJ for.
tunes are linked with She Confedetsoy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

to loss BY accepting the terms they now
c6cr US
We present. these reflections for the con.
sderation OF soldiers and cillzs1 let
oil stand firm, faithful to duty honor and
patriotism Even our eoe mics will re-
.eec, us more than Il .e exhibited era
ven. mean spirit,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
THE SITUATION -raE CRISIS AND OUR
DUTY

4 which have reNc6en us W sci'b'HF" IVY
AMER DAY. culn mating 10 the cspi'us'ion
a, d,.b.ndrneoi OF all the organized Con
tolerate armies kas, OF the Mississippi
river. ard the fight Of our noble President
and the ulcers q the Confederate Govern
nen, Gen. Joseph Z Johnston, 10 whom
the heart, and hopes Of the ConiederAcy
centred, il IS stated, surrendered with Only
27.%OO msu. II seems that these troops
had been si,heu, food '.r 'orty cigh, hours
Hrmrs-d IN bet two overwhelming
srms. and cue Of from all resources,
nothing va, lef, bat TO surrender.
Ilnmed stely following this unweleome
ness. We learn thu, Col sprague and Maj
Blnt, Of the Faderal army. arrived in
Shreveport 90 Monday night, having been
sent a. commissioners to demand the sur
,.o.ier Of the Trans Mis-. Department.
What answer viii be given them remains
TO be determined,
A meeting OF the Governors 90 this
aide n the river with the leading Generals,
/. about to convene at this place, to con
slider what course IS bts, 70 pursue IN The
80, .,..,o, coyr,oor. Alien OF
La, Reynolds Of No sDd Flanagan OF
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I'D, ,lo.. t.is o,,i.,c . ,,,, occn,v.
Yo.i,i.o in vhi,h II T.. .vn.c,.J Tim,
$50 N, .,,ounc, orinio,, =, we'll a, state
..,,. o,d mover 60, I,v,re known Uha, i,
wss,o,~oiI ,.sno,.,,ili,v I'm IN, discharge
| n du,v We ,ro,ose ia address n few 70.
n.rka 10 our r.ad.rs
RrsICusth illtFs OF grave character
80. 1,
rest upon the p,oplc ana ahly o' th'' w
uartment Seldom haa there been In the
history ~ human nNaifs' greater demand
IA, IN. e,rrcisc al calmneea and time rour
W.
~ .-a,,p, 49,, .aa untlmely action,
involve onrselv.. spd our country in ire
uieyable rum, or by prudent, sensible
bold management secure terms wlieh VIII
save us from disaster and Disgrace. Opin-
ions originating with panic are seldom
wise or lead 70 good results,
There ara some OF orr leading citizens,
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

~ A gentleman the other day in our
hearing asked for a copy Of the Nincom.
poop" WoBd,r II be bad any reference
to Bc.ll,y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

Gen. T.. Kissr SIXTH ,sts our place
looking very well. His health has much i'm
proved. And ve sfc happy TO notice ihs, be Il
10 Ans stiI.ts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

- Gov Marrsh has issued spiiit stirring
sadfe., " To the Peop. Of Teas. which .s
sssret reached q. toe late for THE ,ssge OF our
pAp<g
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

~ We regret 10 state that onr couu
Try, In one respect, is IN a deplorsble con
ditioo. We are without currency. Con
iederate money Is no longer received
While ,hs will not seriously eject those
Of Our citizens who are supplied with iood
there are others. 10 whom it is great
misfortune. They are without progisoua
and sith no means to purchase any. Now
IL the time for good deeds, and We sincere.
ly trust, our citizens, always noted for
acts Of generosity and kindness, will no,
fail at the present time. Divide not only
With the soldiers family, but with any
other tina, may require Il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

until c1chsnged
These hcts prove conclusiyely that the
pre-eut Chief Magistrate Of the United
States, and nc party AeociA,ed with HIN
do no, intend TO recognize either state OF
individual rights that the States ATE to
BE- treated IS conquered provin ces, and
the citizens ~ traitors who have forfeited
all their political rights and privileges
7 oder the circumstances, il appear 10
US. tina, NC ought a, less, 10 exhibit no
indecent haste 10 submitting. We ought
Il possible, to coatend for terms. aud
TO insist upon definite Information Of the
fate tina, awaits VA. II il . maxim in war
that 'ho- who hold ont longes, usually
r., the bes, terms
We should bear 10 mind one thing, that
simply submitting to the Feaerals ia by
no means a guarantee Of peace The
army after foor year. Of srduous war, and
the citizens whose spirits are yet unbro-
keb, are not prepared to submit 10 the
Federal acts OF eonhscatlon and disfran.
-, :. ,a,;,.,, a.,
precipi's,e sctiop, ipsugurate . guerilla
warfare, more terrible 10 its consequences
~. h.ao.,. o,o. co,,r.,ce,
vher. will IL eld' A recent letter writ.
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movement and VIII DC feluc'ant-'o make
second trial lhey VIII not stempt tnis
INVASION WIN Hmal' army ana 10 organ
ize large one, VIII require several weeks
OF preparation. by that time the waters
will. in all probability, be down. Then
the enemy must invade the country by
land which will require /" vast amour, Of
transportation, end be attended With insu-
persole difficulties. II they come through
Arkansas, iheJ viii he compelled 10 ira
verse a district OF country nearly tao hun
bred miles 10 cNte"', totally destitute OF
/ supplies The sane may be said 81 the
| Rod Riycr ron,e From N,n.helJ In The
month of the river there ia not food and
forage sufficient ioT regiment, much less
/ a large army. Our coast ia also barren
Of supplie. And. in addition. there il
Que difficulty which canno, be overcome
the scarcity Of water II will be rcm,m
hcrod that at the battle u Mansfield bolE,
armies were compelled TO nan bach Ur She
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12
MARSHAI.I:
Fol, GOVERNOR.


Vi arr saihofisei 10 snDoans COD. I'D
wAAp CT. ARK, . candidate foe Governor a.
~ sIscttcs Ia Asgns' merit We are also re
ao~s,ed to state that no on- 10, or uiN he al
tAoe.sei 10 withAsss hia from the canvas.
We are .sthosised 10 announce HENRY y
McCuLLoCH =. a Candidate 'or Governor At
n. ensuing August election.
We are suth.f.ked 10 snnosnce Gen, n. y.
tCfOR .. . Candidate tor Governor Al the
esAsiaS Aavss election.
80 We a. Authorized " Anneabc. pf, u.
p. ALLEN for Governor ~ th' ensuing Au'
xu-A eleettoa,
Elav rsra, H,yvei,ean
lfof II r. tlisu Of R1ss Cherokee County
sill suffer HI. name 70 b~ u.sd or gill .na ounce
himself . csndiIsts Tor Governor u I'M, state
be viii receive tbs support and vote 81
Many v0ttEl
PanolA Coanty Tsau Nay 9Th, i-o5.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

HAD QUARTERS, Pittsburg Upshur Co
April Bird, sos
Circular
IN obedience to Special Order, No. ~,
issued by Brig. Gen. Hays, have ga
,ablished Al auxiliary camp at Pine
burg upshur county, Texas, and notice
is hereby given to all Ab,eutecs from com.
mand- east OF the Mississippi to rspor,
wi,hou, delay Those belonging to in
ian,ry or dsmoun'ed cavalry commands.
will come wi,hou, horses, preparatory to
cross the Mississippi
J A. WEAVER
H. Col commanding North Eastern Dis.
trict Of TEXAS, collecting sbssutees IN
der Brig. Gen llsvs
Arrii ~ 1898
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

~ soRE Sinso aissE. yua rur Pa,srsr.--
No Josr We sant ~ more subscriber. fpr
the present Those advertised for, s1se up
promptly Ike men and patriots. We ATE inll .
,efy fail. With several Thousand dellsr' Of
for Tia arsl tim. 10 life We have money to
loan II gopr-. requiring security aud mort
sage upon god property Any money sent
~, therefore. will be held TO await ihe order
of tho person ~ whom II belongs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

We are sn,horifsi 10 announce r X
HAYNES A. Candidate - the State senate
At the ensuing August eiec ton.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

- Col. c. l.. RonsRDs has very kindly sent
rs a copy u pamphlet compiled BY hun, en'
titled. synopsis OF the decisions Of the IA.
pfofne Court Of the state Of Texas rendered
upln applications OF -n,- Of hsbeas corpns
original aud mi spp,al, arising from restraints
BY oouseriP, and other military authorities
during the terms 10 lSG2, 1868 1854 aud the
Galveston torn. isai fas safe At = T. Duf.
urs's. Austin, and Jas. Blrkes Houston.
Price u specie.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1865-05-12

I'VE would, Of course, accent term, now
that We would not have accepted previoa. TO
the late irretrievable disastet. II il In the
power Of the North by an exhibition Of la-
tice and msgusni,nity - reunite the country
upon basis tina. would restore much Of is
original strength and vigor. Bat /, isa sig.
nncani act, that. With acts upon their stain 70
bloks, deprv ing our citizens Of life, liberty,
and property, and degrading lhen below the
l,vsl II b. negro. they promise u nothing
II they did No, intend 10 nss, Us slave. thew
could -s.i'v -, a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-30
From Havana.
InterestiuH Items.

Hdrsna, Aug. ILL l seuerslly thought tha,
Cen. HenunA tskes the place Of Gen. Duee, as C,p-
tain General Of this Issnd Tho African slave trade
viii commence again -ith renew cd vigor.
The Spanish mail steamer has not yet arrived.
II h reported that she seiEed at ss-
maria by the revolutionists Of HaytL
Knowing that the spapi.rds had evacuated
the town and that the steamer would touch ,heIo a
large party OF them in ,chooners under the English
Hss, sailed to that place and made the seizure.
The eosporuge shop Of Airle, q Lebl.nce, in Glen
fuegcs With large quantity Of sugar aud mol.sses
ss recently destroyed b. ire. Loss S26GoOO.
Kirby Smith went 10 MatanEas day or 90 ago. and
Ia still there. benjamin IL often seen here walking
on the pargue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-30
nru.sacbu.ctt. aud the Excise Laws.

Boston, Aug. 20. In the case Of the Commonw eslth
versu. Holbroot which was carried Up TO the su-
pt"ne Judicial Court, on the ground that the defend
ant had tho risht to sell intoSicauns liquors under
license from the United States, the Court doc,ded
that tho payment tc the United States OF . fee for
License and . revenue duty or tSI, does not exempt
the defendant from responsibility for violating the
criminal laws Of the Commonwealth.