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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09
REMARKABLE FAMILY REuNroN.-A

REMARKABLE FAMILY REUNIoN.-A
number of gentlemen from different por-
tions Of the Union, belonging to the Hoyt
family. having issued a circular to their
relatives throughout the United States
and elsewhere. calling upon them to Join
in family reunion at Stanford. Connec-
ticut, in 1866. The family is very uu-
merous. and embraces in its lists individ.
uals bearing every variation Of the clan
name, Hoyt These are the Hoits,
Hoitts. Hoyetts. Hyat,es. Hats. Haights.
etc. Major General Sherman and his
brother, Senator Sherman. are claimed
as half brothers by this enterprising fam
lily. and are invited to join them .iu their
meeting. II is expected that in due time
a history Of the tribe. as they term, them
selves. OF Hoyts, will be published. and
the circular says it should be in every
family bearing the name. +, - -.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

Tux GRAPE YIELD IN FRANCE. There
has been remarkably large yield Of
grapes 10 France this season. and their
richness in juice is quite as wonderful.
Large quantities Of wine have been lost
for want Of casks to store It. In some
paris Of Burgundy persons furnishing
their own barrels can purchase uew vine
at from four to FIVE cents per gallon. The
best Of French brandy can be made az less
than 81 per gallon. but che.psess in Ea-
rope is not likely to affect the price in
this county, where speculation and adul-
teratiou have sway. s.s...s
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

TIE FEELING IN TIE SourH -Itis row
The chief political capital Of the radical
party 70 keep up the impression that
the people Of the South are slill refraeto-
~ and rebelIious. A regular perusal Of
our numerous Southern exchanges en-.
ables US to stamp as ialse its wicked at
lempn to impede the returning peace
and happiness Of tie country. and 10
draw down upon maligned and suffer-
ing people s.ill greater burdens and dis.
abilities than those under which they are
now groaning. President johnson pos
sesses too much sagaci,y to depend for
his ipformation as 70 The true animus OF
the South upon those who are weak
enough 70 think that hey can lead him
BY the nose They may - veil learn
fret, as last. that be will zee and knoW
for himself before taking any addiiional
steps 10 the great and diiicah work Of
reeonstrueiion. .-S. Loais Rep. Ell
81 ..|1 - Al. r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

A Bosionian has contracted for the
building Of the long bridge over The
James river, At Richmond. for $50 900.
and Is 10 hnve L completed BY The 6rst Of
January This bridgecorneeis Manchss-
ter and Richmond. and is little over .
mile long. -------s~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09
JACKSON, Oct. 28tb, 1865.

JACKSON, Oct. 20th, 1860.
Gentlsmsn--I am profoundly grati6ed
for the honor conferred on me by the
House Of Representatives by their reso
lnlions inviting me to a seat within the
bar of the House. and requesting me to
address them. l shall be proud to avail
myself Of the privilege Of visiting The
House. but as | am still prisoner Of
State. and on parole. l feel that it would
be improper for me TO deliver public
address on the condition of the country.
although am sure that such suggestions
as might make would be in aid and sup
port of the wise and conservative policy
which has been adopted BY our people.
and which ! hope will soon result in the
full restoration Of our beloved State to
the enjoyment Of equal political rights
with her sister States in the Union. and
Under the Gag Of the Union. With all.
OF you marched under that flag in for
eign land. and it was victorious. With
all Of you'll marched against it. and il
was victorious. Il again waves over us.
is our flag. and may il ever be victorious.
The welcome that has been given to
me on my return is received with deep
sensibility. coming from The representa-
tires ola people whom have served
il not wisely, and is a most &C
cepiabls and gratifying reward for such
services as l may have rendered.
l am. gentlemen.
sss Very respectfully your
aese g. Friend and obd't servt.
s.as "a ~, CHARLEs CLARK.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

BEET SUeAR.-The Governor Of Hi
nois has commissioned G. E olmssead Of
Chicago. as special honorary agent for
tha, State. to proceed to such countries in
Europe as 70 him shall seem most ssitAble.
for the purpose Of making inquiry and OBJ
iaining Information regarding the culture
Of The beet root and ils manuiaeture into
beet sugar. Nr, 0lmssead win At once
proceed on bis mission, and on bis return
sshpii = report Of BE Investigations 70
ane ueteInof.s ass .sssi y. - sf.r--.-,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09
Miss. Central Railroad.

EEE
PASSENGER Trains leave Canton, Tues
days, .Thnrsdays and Saturdays at
y. w., arriving at Holly Springs at 6-2t
mex, morning, aud at Memphis At noon.
Rriurning. lrare Memphis az 9 A. n.
Tac.da,s. Thursdays and Saturdays, reach
inr Cannon at 3-l0 next morning.
FREIGHT. TRAIN leaves centon Aondsys
wednesdays and t'Fridays I'd A. Y. re,
'a'n''s '''' 3. D. FROST,
Gsn1 supf
Oct 10. rs. Fasl r.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

; The widow OF Col. Ksiit. of South
Csroliss.s u reduced 10 poverty. Her
plantation is In the hsnds of her former
slayes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

The s.. Lenis RspSbllcaO says thsf q
new nOysl By Miss Augusta J. Evans !.
nearly ready fof Prs.s. -
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09
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pA sf II slA' 4ga
The wirz Case---The Pressure on ths
| AR sass President y safe34a I
! WAsHrsoror, Nov 2.-The receipt,
| from the Internal Revenue yesterday
!, were upwards OF two millions. and from
Customs, one hundred thousand dollar.
in gold. ~
i The New York Worlds Washington
special dispatch says the great pressure
Of public business on The President, ha,
prevented him from doing any thing il
the Wirz case. ee ~ ~
Rev. Henry Ward Beecber has had an
interview viii the President. -
The Adams-Russeil Case in cabine,
/ Meeting.
At a Cabinet meeting there is little
doubt that the Adams Russell case was
under consideration. and The reply Of Mr..
Seward to Earl Russell was duly approv-
ed. though in some qusrtersitis it is declared
The dispatch TO Minister Adams went out
in to days steamer. .s
Liquidating Government Claims.
Sixty-ons millions Of certificates ofin-
debtedness were passed at the Treasury
yesterday, TO the credit Of various quar-
termasters. 4 oliquidate the outstanding
claims OF Government contractors.
The New Counterfeit Fifty ~
The Herald's Washington special says
the fifty dollar counterfeit is SO success
full that dozen have been raid over the
counter at the Treasury. The veteran
treasurer. Spinner. acknowledges himself
puzzled TO tell the good from the bad.
The Treasury has decided that dray
tickets are receips.and n qnire stamp on
each
Appointments of Magruder and Maury
In Mexico.
New York, Nov 2-The latest Mex.
ican, advices confirm the appointments OF
MAgruder and Maury. 10 the colonization
bureau Of Mexico. ssl4s ssa8ssglA 4 ~
The Mexican Times congratulaies the
Government npon. these appointments
and urges immigration from the United
States. Maximilian's . agents Of colonies.
tion have been appointed in several cf The
Southern States. Mag,uder's salary,
S''h , 0on.i"sen0'es' Is my h'e nundfed
'o''"'s per anna"' R7 s'aa
@ Late from Havana. Aa ~
Havana intelligence. iel.'ilise to the
negro insurrection. says The Government
has offered three thousand for the arrest
of Paul Boyle. the leaders. a rf..iI
i"e opau'sn war steamers. oan'a Lu
o,a o,. """ n1oa,as'" ~ ''An 'e'' o'"''He" de
o"oa o' '"' - u''. p'"e'. ,''e span
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hir,.en o,h.rs w.. slso clad ~ anJ
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Ano,her boat and N raj, are vs, 10 bs
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Nrw YoRr Nov q Iop -Cot.
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Flour has advancsd I,,c WL;sty "a
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09
Il. III. THOMPSON. !.
MERCHANT TAILOR.

WOULD respectfully inform my old ss
L patrons, and the public genereliy, m
that, having dissolved my connection liz.
with P. r. Wilson, have established shop
of my own in one OF the Offices below Couchs
old stand, on q Rat Row, = and am prepared
to make suits on the shortest possible notice.
All garments cut BY me warranted to ct.
RATEss ~
Cutting Goats. ...................5 so cts.
Pants. ................,23
Neste... ......-... .....%..... - "
wASrxp.-Three jourpeymen Taiiors, apply
Immediately to T. II. Thompson at this
shop.
Higher wages paid than at any other shop
in the city.
Sept IA. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1865-11-09

In The report of the proceedings in the
Mississippi House Of Representatives. on
the 30th ut., we find the following letter
from ex Gov Chas. Clark, who had been
rendered the privileges Of the House and
a seat within the bar. during his stay in
Jackson. and had been invited to address
the House on the condition Of public af :
fairs: d - ssgiif
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18

ter has been received from Lieut.. Commander
Temple, containing interesting matter concerning
Fort Fisher. IL Is an important matter Of his
tory, and tells the whole story.
Your obedient servant,
ID. d. PORTER,
Hon. GIDEON WELLKs. Rear Admiral.
U. s. STEAMER PoSroosuE,
Orr New INLET, Jan. 2, 1866.
Rear Admiral David d. Porter.
SIR--It may be Of assistance 10 you 10 receive,
together with tho rebel deserters mentioned In
my letter Of this date, tho following memoran-
dun Of information ELECTED from one OF their
number, Corp Thos. Lawlcy, Of the Marines
lie says he was stationed during and since the
bombardment in tho naval battery Buchanan,
commanded by Lieut.. Chapman, and situated
near the mound that there were between bUO
and 600 men In the forts on the two days Of the
attack and no troops In Wilmington or its vicinity
TO reinforce them that the FIRE from the fleet was
so fierce as TO drive the rebels from their guns and
into tho bombproofs throughout the greater por
ton of their works. soon after the commencement
Of the action that two Of their Brooks guns burst,
killing and wounding twenty-five OF their men
that we dismounted eight OF their guns, besides
injuring several Of their gun carriages; that We
killed thirteen OF their men and wounded thirty
nine; that Gen. Whiting supposed the boats
which were seut into the bar on the 18th TO DO q
storming party Of soamen, to which be would have
been obliged to surrender that the bombardment
ut sunset was terrific. When our troops appeared
in front of the fort, Immediately afterwards the
gsrrison only waited their attack to surrender
without resistance; that they could not imagine
why tho attack had been abandoned; that mat
ters vemaned the same way throughout the fol-
lowing day that We could have easily pressed our
troops into the fort until evening, when Gen.
Bragg arrived at Wilmington with 5000 mon
from Richmond, and that finding our troops were
re-embarking, Bragg decided not to modest us
Respectfully,
WIN. I. TEMPLE Lieut.. Comdg.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18

SENATOR SNow.-Tho telegraph with
great gusto announces the election Of
Snow, with various initials, and in some
instances with variation in the orig
inal name, to the u. S. Senate from
Arkansas. This distinguished Snow
is no less an individual than VIM. ID.
Snow or "Bill" Snow, son of Josiah
Snow, "Old Statistics" who built the
first telegraph to Saginaw and several
other places, didn't build railroad
from Detroit to Romeo; run the De-
troit Tribune for time and made him.
self generally useful, as well as orna-
mental in Michigan some years ago.
"Bill " or "Sweet William" as he was
then called, for short, attended school
at Romeo, wrote poetry -9ne eifusion
commencing" Snow, bright Snow -
WIilCl tuItW VuI itoptObtu iiiCho
John N. Ingersoll into rhapsodies, as
rhyme or calico of most any texture
was apt to do in those days, turned
up after while as an editor in one
Of the new territories, and more re-
Gently developed into cotton specu-
lator in Arkansas, where it is said he
and his irrepressible parient have
made a "piIe" of greenbacks. The
Little Rock Democrat takes the trouble
to say that "the election Of Snow to
the u s. Senate from Arkansas was
a farce, because only sixty votes were
cast, whereas il required seventy-six
To- form quorum" Quorum, or no
quorum,it was farce, a burlesque; a
worry low comedy on a high scale; for
which the Bin is TO be presented, as
usual, TO Uncle Sam.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
ID. d. PORTER,
Rear Admiral Commanding.

The MOUNTAIN LABoRED.-Hon.
John +. briggs came on from Wash
ingtOn for the especial purpose Of
aiding Blair in the Senatorial fight.
He gathered together his saliferous
hosts, gave Howard battle, and was
most beautifully "scooped;" and there
were slain that day of "The Regency"
several, if not more. The more the
better.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

having been made In the coDdi-
~ tions Of certain Mortgage, executed BY
Sanford l.. Richardson and Mary his wife Of
Saginaw County, Michigan, TO Ira Davenport Of
the State Of New York, dated the twenty-third
day Of May, A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixty
two, and recorded July hnt, A. ID. eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, In the Office Of the Register
OF Deeds for the County Of Saginaw, In the State
OF Michigan, in Liber II. Of Mortgages, ON pages
635 and 639 upon which Mortgage there Ia claim
ed to be due, at the date Of this notice, the sum
OF five hundred and seventy-fve dollars and
ninety seven cents, md no suit or proceedings at
law having teen Instituted 10 recover any part
thereof, Notice Is therefore hereby given, that on
Wednesday tho ifth day Of April next, at twelve
o'clock noon, shall sell mt Public Auction, TO the
highest bidder, (sale to take place Mt the front
door Of the Saginaw County Circuit Court House,
in the City of Saginaw the premises contained
In such Mortgage, Tor 30 much thereof rs shall be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount due on such
Mortgage, with ten per cent. interest, and legal
costs together with an Attorney fec Of fifty dol
lars, covenanted for therein that Is to say, the
following piece or parcel Of land situate in Sag
inaw County, Michigan, viz Lots or Fractions
one and two Of fractional Section twenty-six, in
Township eleven North, Of Range six East, con-
tanning eighty and ninety one-hundrcdths acres Of
land more or less.
Dated Detroit, November 30th, A. ID. 1864.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
WV. j. WATERMAN Attorney. lawl35-27e
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18


The DIrFERENoE.-We give else
where u brief detail of HunaLus But
ler's abortive splurge before Fort
Fisher; below we publish "briefer"
account Of the achievements of a SOL
der Gas is a soldier" in the same To-
cality:
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
The Navy Department has received
the following:
FROM OFF Fort FISHER, Jan. Is, '65, }
VIA FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. II.
To Hon. Gideon welles, Secretary Of the Navy;
SIR-Fort Fisher is ours. l send
a bearer of dispatches with a brief
account of the affair. General Terry
is entitled to the highest praise, and
the gratitude Of his country, for the
manner in which he has conducted
his part of the operations. He is my
beau ideal of a soldier. Our cooper
alton has been most cordial. The re-
suit is victory, which will always be
ours when the army and navy GO
hand in hand. The naval loss in the
also Heavy. 49, M" ----''' '"'" :"
(Signed ID. d. PORTER,
Rear Admiral Commanding.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
Dated December Goth, 1864.
C,TATE OF MIoHIGAN.-Tenth Judicial Cir

C,TATE OF MICHIGAN:-Tenth judicial Cir
- cult, in Chancery.
Harry Miller
rs. Suit pending In the
Rawson II. Chaplin, Hen Circuit Court for the
Wy II. Chaplin, Josiah b. County Of Saginaw, in
Chaplin, Oscar ID. Chaplin, >Chanccry, mt the City
Charles A. Ryan, John Of Saginaw, on the
T. johnson, Eleazer /. 18th day Of Dccemb.-,
King Lorenzo b. Curtis, A, d. 1864.
and Stephen W King.
II appearing by the affidavit of WIN. M Miller
solicitor for said complainant that Charles a.
Ryan, John 4. johnson and Eleazer /. King are
not residents of the State of Michigan, and that
said Defendants Charles A. Ryan, John t. John
son and Eleazer /. hing are residents Of the State
Of Ohio on motion Of VIM. M Miller, solicitor for
said complainant, ii is ordered that said defend
ants Charles A. Ryan, John Il. johnson and
Eleazer /. King appear and answer the bill Of
complaint filed in this cause within three months
from the date Of this order, and that n copy Of
this order, within twenty days from the date
hereof. be published in the East Saginaw Courier,
n newspaper printed in the county of Saginaw,
and that such publication be continued therein
once in each week for six weeks in succession, or
that q copy Of this order be personally served
upon said defendants Charles A. Ryan, John I.
johnson and Eleazer /. King, at least twenty
days before the time herein prescribed for their
appearance. J.G, SUTHERLAND,
Circuit Judge.
A true copy.
III. b. FBRRIs,
Donutv Register 29O-6w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
was in hopes an assault was deemed
impracticable. ~
~oyrwrxrs M, rur r.rn vopcr

was in hopes an assault was deemed
impracticable.
MOVEMENTS OF fuE LAND FORCE.
General Weitzel, in person, was
making observations about six hun
drod yards off, and the troops were in
and around the works. One gallant
officer, whose name do not know,
went on the parapet, and brought
away the rebel flag we had knocked
down. A soldier went into the works
and led out horse, killing the order
ly mounted on him, and taking. his
dispatches from the body. Another
soldier fred his musket into the bomb
proof among the rebels, and eight or
ten others who had ventured near the
forts. were wounded by our shell.
END OF THE ENGAGEMENT ON SUNDAY.
AS the ammunition gave out the
vessels retired from action, and the
iron-clads and Minnesota, Colorado,
and Susquehanna, were ordered 70
open rapidly, which they did with such
effect that it seemed to tear the works
to pieces. We drew off at sunset,
leaving the iron-clads to fire through
the night, expecting the troops would
attack in the morning, when we would
commence again. / received word
from General Weitzel, informing me
that it was impracticable to assault,
and herewith inclose a letter from
General Butler, assigning his reasons
for Withdrawing the troops. l also
inclose my answer.
am, Sir, very respectfully,
Your obsdient servant,
DAVID ID. PORTER,
Rear-Admiral.
Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary OF
the Navy, Washington, ID. @.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
Seasonable Goods (!

splendid lot Of Wool Flannels, In White Col
ored and Printed Goods.
Also COTTON WARPS and CANTON FLAN-
NEI.S.
In the above will be fond the best articles Of
All Wool and Cotton Warps, Shaker Goods, 10
| have also lot Of Knit Wooden Goods such M
Sontags. Nubias, Scarfs, Caters, Coats, &c.
A good assortment Of Worsted Dress Goods
Ginghsms, Prints, Brown and Bleached Shirt
ings, Table Linnen and Toweling, Cloths, CASH
meres Balmoral and Hoop Skirts, Fancy Goods
Yankee Notions. Willow Baskets, &c, de-
And othcrGoods. at reduced prices.
". WOKE,
Grant Block, Washington street.
East Saginaw Dec. 1864
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
Dated Decomber 30. 1864.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN: In the circui. Court
- for the County Of Saginaw:
Cauffman Koch, Jacob Notice is hereby
Levi Adolph Mayer and given, that on the
Jacob Goldsmith twenty-oighth day OF
VS.. November, A. ID.
Jacob Simon and Charles 1864, writ Of at
Rose taehment was issued
out Of the Circuit Court for the County Of Sagi-
nav, at the suit Of Cauffman Koch, Jacob Levi
Adolph Mayer, and Jacob Goldsmith, the above
named Plaintiffs, against jacob Simon and
Charles Rose, the above named Defendants, for
the sum of nine thousand, forty mine dollars and
eighty -four cents, S9049 3d. which writ was re-
turnable December sixth, A. ID. 1864, upon which
property was attached, but neither Of the De-
PENDANTS could be found.
WEBER a SMITH,
PPfs Att'ys.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18

Tar. BLAIR PEAcE Mission.
Richmond dispatch of the 18th has
the following in regard to the arrival
of Blair Senioy in Richmond, and tho
objects Of his mission
"Francis T.. Blair, Senior, the Yam
kee Peace Commissioner, arrived in
this city late Wednesday night, at
tended by a servant. Mr.. Blair came
into our lines at point in front of
Fort Harrison, held by the city bat
talon. He was delayed several hours,
on our lines, waiting for a permit TO
come 70 the city, which was not pro-
cured till late hour of the night
Since his arrival, he has been kept,
or kept himself, from the public eye,
and his movements and whereabouts
are shrouded in mystery. He is be-
lieved to be lodged at the Spottswood
Hotel We think there is little doubt
that he is, though his name does not
appear on the register. He has been
met accidently by several of his ac-
quaintance, and these meetings were
characterised by the utmost cordiality
on both sides. He is said to have had
an interview with the chief executive
officers Of the government. What
passed at these interviews we need not
expect to know until Mr.. Blair re-
turns to the United States, when every
thing will be published in full in the
New York Tribune, and other New
York papers. Blair's ostensible bust
ness in Richmond, or rather presumed
business here, for there is nothing
! --s----L,-i -. LIZ L---:-. $50,
or movements, is to ascertain whether
anything can be done to bring about
a cessition of hostilities, and an end
to tho war. We think his real bust
ness is to place the Lincoln admins
tration in the most favorable light be-
fore the Northern people, who are
just called upon to fill another draft
Lincoln knows that the propositions
he will make are such that they will
be spurned by our government, but
our rejection of them will enable him
to go before his people, and with
Blair's aid to prove that the rebels
will accept Of no terms of peace, and
that nothing is left him but vigor-
our prosecution of the war. Mr.. Blair
will return to Grants lines on Satur.
day if the freshet subsidies sufficiently
to enable flag Of truce boat to &c
down the river"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-01-18
MERCHANTS'
Insurance Company.
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
CASH CAPITAL, $2eO,OoQ.

L. THOMAS EoBDELL sec'y
MARK HOWARD, Prcs't.
NOTICE is hereby given that the agency Of
IN the Merchants Insurance Company Of
Hartford. for Saginaw County, has this day been
transferred 10 the undersigned, who will hercaf
ter promptly fttend 10 and conduct the business
Of that company. This company stands A No. \,
as will be seen By referring 10 the statements Of
tho Troy FIRE, which occurred Few weeks sinces
$50 600 was paid promptly by this company al
that time. Those desiring risks taken can do no
better than toinsure in this company.
II. Q. BUR-, Agent
East Saginaw, juno %. 1893