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EYH BUR beIpltperen SettrttriB1labr1e' aggSS
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s~useben.
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SO. $50 xseF Baltimore Str.
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MGareneQager NproOfs@de BON GatafD rnD
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East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06

N. p. Willis, il is said, is now pass
ing away. lie has not appeared at
any of tho places he is accustomed to
frequent in New York for some weeks
but has been confined to his residence
on the Hudson, by his feeble health.
With the exception, perhaps, of Mr..
Simms, of South Carolina, he is the
last representative of the second gen.
Grafton of American authors. Mr..
Willis must be nearly seventy years
Of age. g
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06

OBIrUARY.-Mr. Chas. III. Pease,
died at his home in Grass Lake, on
Wednesday last, of consumption. Mr..
Pease was wei known here, and had
many warm friends in this city, whore
he formerly resided. AS Basso, he
was a great favorite-his voice being
rich, pure and powerful, and of a
great compass He was formerly as
sociated with some Of the finest
troupes of Vocalists in the country,
and had also attained some celebrity
as a composer. His most intimate
friends here will cherish. with pleasure
the memories Of the honest hearted,
sparkling companion of other days,
mn d sorrow at his early departure.
Jackson Patriot, 2S.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06

The "Canoe Club" in London has
Just held its annual meeting. Since
last ages down the Mole, the Thames,
tho Severn, tho Trent, and tho Avon,
around tho Kentish coast from Sher-
ness to Folkestone, and into the great
lochs of Scotland and the fords Of
Sweden and Norway. One accident
occurred, in which q member was
nearly drowned.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06
PROOF OF PRE-EMPTIoN.

yuUNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, d.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, NOV. Plat, 1866.
Notice 10 George r. WESTON. 9" f-3Fai
Complaint having been entered against you by
Benjamin Slough for abandoning your homestead
entry No 3l5, made by you on Tie 4th day Of
section 32 town l3 north, range | west, You as
hereby summoned toappear mt this office, on tho
18th day of December next, at 2 o'clock, to show
cnuse why your said Homestead entry should
not bo cancelled. -
The said Benjamin Slough Is hereby summon,
cd to appear at the same time and place. - =.
/. q. w0RDEN, Register
NJ W. QUACKENBUSI, Receiver. 3sltd
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06
ExTEN SIvE roih
Livery o Establishment
htoc n .e13i---- 1s L Ggig
ffr',fs "A. w. GATES, ....r.

"A their New and Extensive Stables, on
IA Washington Street ~ - 80
81 EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN. Il
Have one Of the
-icBest Livery Estabishmentsin'the West.
Family turn outs" Horses and Buggie. Sadie
Horses and "rgs'' Of all styles single or four to
six horses, promptly fitted out -.
NEW AND 1N'sTYLE.
Everything about the. establishment Is In
good shape, tidy new aud OF late style. Horses
always In good condition and carriages and IIar-
nesses neat and tidy.
R4R SoNABLE RATES! -
only, charged in all iustsnces. and the utmost
pains taken to give entire satisfaction to all cus
A. w. GATES.
East.s Saginaw, Feb g, 1866 i't'' p
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06
WHO WANTS?

WHO WANTS?
Who wants prime lambs-woOl. Ol.underrhiIis.
+. Or splendid Drawers or Hose, ~,
Who wants silk Pocket Handkerchief
4 Or cambric II they chose ,'l- T'lit
Who wants snow-whits Linon sA,st A.
no Thetexture superfns, cis q, 'fts.f
"a. Who wants killing necktis b. -
The shirt-eollar to entwinsf
Who wants stylish Coat or Yea =
- ofany shape or shade '.a
'sllwho wants a handsome pair Of Panis =
oSiI A gpod as ever were made1 lq ts.s
Who wants 6rst-rats o, srcsst
20 To ward old winters chill. --H-o'1 f!i
e giant. or.siMcclellan,"s IL ~ ssaiY
ys.ssDsssup' srwhat sou will, n Alg
Wig yfpts tsssaris. Shawls, .elovcs asupilss
suspcndcTs or vaiise,
Z. Trunks, Carpet Bags, or aught thss sssds 2
:. isigsntssosifsrtt to incrcsssls sl'slgf Eg
20 TosMsrks .hat-fsmod T0weiIIIall . air1
sidish0elatis them IN .isics, ir!s IA a,,
And know thathe alone supplies
80 Prime CIoshing at Low Price "a 30
20 i 81 SOTO II. MARIts,t-AM hel5f
and Cents Furnishing
Goods EmporiuIn.
Genesee Street opposite the nncroft House
EASY sag'naw Mieh.J g'sggsga Y a. fs's.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06
MJJSICAT-

NLAY AND ENGLEs BRASS AND STRING
" BAND are prepared to furnish music for
Dmlnaiic and other exhibitions, excursions, pic
mics, balls, concerts and political meetings. Or
dcrs left with $. g. Clay, Irving Hall, or at
sirasbmgh Hall viii meet with prompt attenf
tien 372-n
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06

July aa. CIV 1866.
EXPRESS Trains leare Detro. daily, oxcspt
1fslro p 7Ssnday, as follows 49, - - :.
30 4 N. for Chicago. Toledo. Cineippati, 4c.
10 70 a. m. for Chicagof Toledo, Cleveland, and
East.
TRAINS ARRi We AT DETROIT
Passengers by the 2 p. m. Train from Sag nav.
connect With N iohj9sn Southern az Detroit unc-
tion, reaching Chicago at o'clock next morning.
Tickets for sale At u. a p. NJ X. Railway De-
pot East Saginaw. Baggage checked through.
CT. HATCH, 0en'l Superintendent, Toledo, o.
CP.LELAND, General Passenger Agent,
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06
MANUFACTURING
COPPER, TIN
AND
SHEET IRON WARE.
OF ALL KINDS,

Manufactured to order, of the best material, and
fitted, Fave Troughs and Water Conductors made
and put up, Repairing promptly attended to
Kerosene Lamps made, or fitted with Burners
and Chimneys; Camping Utensils made in any
desired style, Lumbermen fitted out with all es-
sental articles for Culinary Purposes in the
woods; Zinc Boards for stoves made to order, and
everything required in this branch of mechanical
business done promptly and veil, l,sdT
East Saginaw courier., 1866-12-06

OF everything usuallyto befoupd In any Hard
ware Establishment, East or West, with the nd
dition Of articles incident 20 the business Of Lum
bcring, Salt Boring and Manufacture, Fishing,
Hunting and Trapping will always be found at
my Store, where l shall be happy as all times
to mcot old customers and new. Past patronags
B.B. BucKHtUr..
hast Saginaw. Tee I, lcj6
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NEW YORK. MATCH =
Cotton-Nfore active and I@2c better at tic
for middling; by auction for government &C
counts 300 3b+les Memphis. Mobile and Saz
y.ffifiail cotton; % 16ff5kc for Intddling EAlft
4l1<d4s &c for strict miildhng;a 405<6g4I5< for
low mfddling, and 391<@401Sc for low orCli-
nary. F1our-5@l0c better; 81 1907 80 for ex-
ira state: s. 359S so for extra round hoop
Ohio, and So SD 10 ig5 for trade brands, mar
ket closing firm. Whisky-QuIet and firm
at 81 2992 30. Wheat-2@3c better with fair
inquiry, chiefly for home use; 81 709l 20 for
new No. Milwaukee. Barley-Rather
easier. Rye-MOre active at Soc for western.
Barley Malt-Without decided change Corn
Rather more steady: 75@T85zc for unaound
mixed western in store and delivered: S098Ic
for sound mixed WESTERN in store; SO9Sl1Sc for
new yellow, and S298ic for Jersey and south
54955c for sound do. Colfee-D1lL sugar
steady; I21Sc for Porto Rico; 1O5<@129Sc for
Cuba muscOVado, and 1910 for Havana.=
Molasses-DulI at 81 059l "a for New Orleans.
Petroleum-Dull; 28929c for crude, and H94Bc
for refined in bond, Pork-Heayy; 2SgS .
for new mess closing at s28 12sS cash; SIG
q l25l for old do. and so 5092 70 for prime;
also 40 bbls new mess Tor March and April
at SO 25aS 621[. Realistically; SlB9O for
new plain mes, and Sd 50a23 o. for new extra
mess. Beef Hams-Quiet at S40@4l. Cut
Enthusiastically; lI1S9lzEc for shoulders, and
I79lS1Z for hams. BacOn-Quiet; 155z6l55lc
for Cumberland cut, and l61Sal6Ilc for short
ribbed. Dressed H0ss- deavY:i Sales IZ1<dl3e
for western, and IB1lGl4c- for dity.S I.afd-
Heavy and lower at H91Pc. ButLer-In bet
ter demand; 2S945c for Ohio, and 40953c for
State. Cheese-Steady at l692Sc.
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COMMERCIAL


2 .F7-a.- 81 a., FRIDAY March ?, 1865.
Trade continues to Improve slowly; sun
former occasions prevailed at this season OF
FSoUa-Ths market was steady With mir
local demand. Among the sales We're the fol-
lowing: Extra FamIly-2S bbls choice or
fancy atSlO 50 at depot; 60 bbls do store SO @;
Spring wheat Hour sold al n variety OF prices,
ranging. from s. IL IS 259S 90 lrlt 20 SD,
4 GRA1si1PEte for most descriptions have
most cases was in excess Of the demand,
which cansefloa duh market. OatS-Salesi
from stofe at lie; sales ON the tF0ek al 4le-
RarlAyr1Prieas were unsettled; sales i car
spring at depot at IOc;s do tali, 90. Corn at
nal ut, shelled, 60S ear, csc, from fiTst hands.
RyeEFurther sales of Pennsylvania new,
made attic. aFisa o. .fss1 tiBjJ i=f...I *
PoTAToEs-We continue to notice a steady
markell, sales on track at 81 10; nom store
and depot, 81 159l 20 = per bus. :. -
4 BACoN-We have nothing new to notice In
and sales were regular. Prices have under
gone no change. Sales. were for home puf.
poses, at the following prices sugar cured
BULK MEATs-Marlketst steady but no sales
Miss PoRR1DulL and is ofiered at $500. ~
IARD-Pdme city leaf Is held at lS9lSlzc.1 II
GRoCERIEs+=-:The market was steady, with
fair local demand at the following prices: Rio
Cuba, i1Si5s;' crushed, poTSened and sEann d,
lated, Belize; A coffee, <@l794d; B do, 1S1S
gl7c; extra q, le9l6kc; q, 151S9lec; sugar
Porto Rico 9Od9sI O5; Cuba, s0@SOc, tsSfups,
Oe94sl 4Of RICE, Rangoon, l@llkc. Salt, 81 50
gz y: M va: NO I shore, S2i92S No.
SI6916 50; No. 1 Lake White Fish, 50 T5@l00O;
No. 1 do Herring, 81 T595O co. I..eI5liS ~ 81
ing figures; Timothy s. 71aIS Sc Clover So I'D
8 as per quality. Flax steady at 50 7O5 2 81.
LARD otI4M Market steady bot prices were
unchanged. Sales No latiS1 Sd I-ts sssitil
CIIEESE-The stock on hand is not large
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Spirit ofthe stock Market.

NEW YORK, March 2
The Commercial says: MONETARY affairs are
steady, though dull, and there are none Of the
symptoms ofreviVing business, which usal-
Iyappears Mt the opening OF March, on the
contrary the tone OF affairs is hesitaIing and
weak. TheappllcatiOns are moderate. The
banks are not nee lenders and usually ask Z
per cent on call loans, while their diScounting
operatinsnre strictly moderate, at a. per cent
The discount houses are well supplied with
The bulk Of premium paper passes ut 71zaS
per cent There is no special pressure for call
loans, and the rates are rather eaSier on gov.
eminent conateTals. the rate is most general
" 6per cent, on other securities 2 per cent.
The stock market continues heavy; the CHIEF
corner is being developed. The demand for
casn stock at the board was quite active; an
the immediate calling In of Joan stock Is nm
ucipated; prices closed At the latest figures;
Yesterday the western list averaged about *
per cent lower: the market has much less out
iugof March. Merchants} are generally 100
much absorbed with the unsatisfactory as
pect OF their own business to admit of their
taking flyers in Wall street. Governments
are hrm, but quiet; 5-2s were better, and 7-30s
advanced u, probably reaction IRON sales
made yesterday, and below the market for the
purpose of attracting bushes. 1t viii be OBJ
served from the statement OF the public
debt, found elsewhere, that the sos of
1855 have Increased about eleven million,
been reduced to- a similar extent There Is
reason for supposing that the former securl-
ties have been sold, and the latter purchased
by the treasury as q hunting opeF1tiouI Gold
continues weak under the sales OF parties In
disposed to have their gold longer carried, and
ments In 1910 coupons, the price has hanged
at IS51[nlSJ[.