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+ .OUIsIANA STEAM CLOTHING MANU-
FACTORY,
IG5............C anal sire et.............I67
NER ORLE4Hs.

The subscribers respectfully customers
and the Planters general that they always prepared
furnish NEGRO CLOTHING of the very best ma.
terials, and at most reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receve from this neghborine
States has induced them 70 extend their establishment
meet increase Of business and in order to be able supply
their patrons always with the and best descrponsf
tsa they have made with Of prom
tnsnt manufacturer in the ssuih and shall henceoh
% supply Planters with goods Of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they viii give entire satisfaction
Nj those who paronz their eneny Southern enterprise
end sec shar orders which shall receive attention
jal8 6m HERRARD 4 "a X
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REAL BAReAIss.--We would advise oil ladies
looking out for bargains read Brasenas advertisement
DAY with the articles and list of prices stated He hoops
ST. 81 and s. wdrh respectively 81 s. and 81 and then
the baFeses lawns oFgaudcs, handkerches ec frequently
about bali price will he fourd very attractive Sir
sslgns for his in making these reductions that hsiu
tends moving buck his old aand consequently viii ike
| to commence with news toek
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

Good morning, Patrickn said gentleman to
MS Irish laborer; :. slippery, this morning. i Sin
nery land be iabers, il is nothing else yer honor
uppn my word, and ! slipped down three times
without getting up once u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29
A Burmese Tragedy,

The Burmese have peculiar delicacy of feeling,
or dread OF shame, to use our translation of
their expression, and at the same time disregard
of me-. AT the time was magistrate of the town
OF Moulmeln, says recent writer, a respectable
elderly woman one morning drove up to my
house IN hack-carrage, and, rushing up stairs,
Wlthout pelng announced, with most incoherent
expressions and wild gestures. declared herself to
De the murderess OF her daughter and implored
me to come and save her. Help! help for her
only child ~ In her excited state, could elicit
no particulars Of what had transpired so, catch.
ing up my nat, got into the carriage with her,
ana called TO an attendant policeman to iump
behind, and we drove of at full speed TO her
house. = -
On arrival there, she led the way in haste up the
steps, through the verandah and eenter-room, and,
WIN an hystercal shudder, pushed open the door
OF a bedroom and pointed in. entered and In
the dull light, the window-shutters being closed
saw hfeless form hanging to the low roof snspen.
aea py lne neck with little French silk handker-
eMei, the 1eet touching the ground, with a quiet
smile on what were still pretty features It was
the corpse OF her daughter-quite warm and flex-
lpe, but llfeless INSTANTLY raised her in inv arms
SO as 70 loosen the handkerchief, and, calling to my
attendant to undo the simple knot, laid her on the
p PED, !, and dispatched the policeman in the carriage
ior the civil surgeon, who speedily arrived but too
late to restore animation.
An inquiry on the spot elected the following cir
cumlkstahces: she was high.spirited somewhat
wliful girl OF Is, and there had been for some time
past little love affair between her and a youur
thurman, who had proposed to her. Her parents,
who had given an unwilling and tardy consent,
continued to put difficulties in the way of their
union but her lover had visited her privately the
previous evening and, in an evil moment had been
aamitled INTO the house. The mother of the girl
having found It out, sharply upbraided her, and
even struck her in the presence Of their neighbors
me grl made no reply, bat retired at once to her
room, washed and dressed herself in clean clothes
neatly fastened up her long hair. powdered her
lace and neck Gan usual custom when the maidens
OF Burmah dress for a holiday and in her little
foom so lately the scene of the first and last secret
interchange OF vows. she committed suicide with a
Sitle silk handkerchief that looked as if it would
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

At printers festival the following toast was
given !" The Editor and the Lawyer-Fhe devil il
satisfied with the copy Of the former but requires
the original of the latter -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

Every household has its pet names. Mr.. Jones
enchants his helpmate by calling her :. his idol.n
Jones, however, privately spells it idle. Mrs.
Jones is nice woman-an aifectonate woman
but she has q constitutional aversion to working
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

witness, on entering the Dox, had a Testament
presented to him, but he declined to be sworn.
Being asked M his reasons for refusing, he naiyely
said: a fii tell lie wi ony mon in England but
Ill not swear to it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

whatever we may think of womans right to vote
and legislate, there can be disputing her right
to odIe arms-and the prettier the better aud more
irresistible. This is a right descended from old
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

NEW SCHEME OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON
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The proprietor of q temperance nne-pin alley,
down South, offers {. Harper's Illustrated Bible y
as prize for 800 pins. This is a new feature in
nine-pins.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

An old bachelor says that during leap year the
ladies jump at every offer Of marriage hence the
term.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-29

There, Debby, the door bell rings: light d
match n and rnn quick and touch the shavings, so
the sittin room-or they'll say we amt gentee1 ,
I" Yes. ma'am.n Debby lights aud returns quickly.
\ f Now then, it's roarin'. (Bell rings again. !
!" Shall | go, ma'am?" YES, q Oh. ior9iv.
dler ~ Yes ma 'am.n Well, well: take the
tire apart and we'l be ready for the next alarm
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Theeis no longer necessity for ping chairs spntered
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This admirable preparation need cold being chemically
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n BA Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, CENTS
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Country merchants should make of sPALDINt's
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INsURRECTIoN

THE AFFAIRS OF TURKEY.
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The Reception of the Emperor at Baden
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FURTHER NEWS FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN

SUCCESSFUL "TRIP ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
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DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL 1srELn1aENon.
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lBY 4nE AuERIcAH Asp sArrosAl msEs,l
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The Great Eastern Arriyed.

DOMESTIC INTELLIGENe
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
A GOOD BURLESOUE.

A correspondent Of the Milwaukee
wisconsin News INDUCES in the follow
ing badinagc of the republican accounts
of their meeting, He gives statement
of Lincoln meeting thus
The procession, which was over thou
ssnl miles long, all Of whom will vote this
year for Lincoln. Last year they voted
for Douglas! Upwards of twenty mil
ions of people are now in the garden lis
teuing to the talking. Nine hundred
Tguns were fred for Lincoln, any they in
tend to fire another one next week =
Randall is speaking in ten different Ian
euages, while Washburne is taking it all
down in back-hand Booth is telling the
particulars Of his rescue, aud Lincoln is
adding mp the number Of rails he split
Delegations from the country are coming
ini One delegation from Bangor had a
pole in wagon seven hundred feet high,
on which was likeness Of cold Abe,
embroidered in sheepskin. Over nineteen
Thousand voters came in from Bangor,
drawn by twenty wagons attached to each
horse. Fifty bands are in attendance
from each town, and from Neshonoe, there
are sixty mothers, with children at the
bosom, each ono crying for Old Abe J.
Over four thousand towns in this county
are now represented, two more towns will
he in tomorrow, If the weather don't
rain! The procession commenced moving
last week, and the tail Of il has just pass
ed the southwest corner Of the Augusta
house. II will be around by potato time
One wagon has a platform on IL three
quarters Of mile long, with a rail erect
ia tho front cud, and a yellow dog couch'
ed in the rear.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
MoRTGACE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the condition Of
IL a certain Mortgage executed by George W.
Pittmnn, per John T. briggs, his Attorney in fact to
Henry A. Graves bearing date the 10th day Of
April A. d. 1851, and recorded the 22d day Of May
1857 in the Office of the Register of Deeds for the
County of Saginaw State of Michigan, at I o'clock
Z. NJ in lber l. Of Mortgages Pages Al and
Az and also ON the Sd day OF November A. d. 1851
at o'clock T. NJ in said libcr L " of Mortgages
on Pages 1875, 1876 and 1917 the amount claimed to
be due ON said Mortgage at the date Of this notice,
being Six hundred seventy-nne dollars and thirty
eight cents and no suit or proceedings having been
instituted at law to the debt remaining
secured by said Mort gage any part thereof Notice
is therefore hereby given that Tuesday the 27thday
Of November next at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
that day ut the front door Of the Saginaw County
holding the Circuit Court for said county, shall
sell at public auction to the highest bidder tue prem
Uses described in said Mortgage so much thereof
shall bc necessary 30 satisfy the amount due on
said Mortgage az the date Of this notice With mtCrCt
and costs and tue expenses allowed by law and also
an attorney fee of twenty Eve dollars provided in
said Mortgage, and Eve dollars and fifty cents paid
by said Graves for premium on Policy Of Insurance
rs provided in said Mortgage "a wit:
Lots No Eleven an an twelve N2) in Block No
Fourteen (l4) ia the Village of last saginaw in
County of Saginaw and state Of Michigan according
to the recorded plat or survey together with all and
singular the berod,tamcu' and appurteuanccs there
unto belonging or in anyw.se nppcrtaining.
HENRY 4. GRAVES Mortgage.
! TAYLOR & llAluwrLL Auys for Mortgage.
! Dated August 20. 1850. n5-w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
Old Line wings and Democrats
Read Read!

The Lincoln Herald is the name Of Republican
paper published OF Lincoln, Logan county, Illinois,
town named after Hon A. Lincoln. 1t is difficult to
conceive what must be the spirit Of Il man who can
write such an article us the following Or how the
friends Of the eminent statesman whom he now Will
fees, can support party whose organs yhlify and
SANDER the ilhstrious dead The Herald says:
jackson was a murderer-a cruel MAINTAINING
no regard for law or virtue. Clay was n blood
thirsty man, gambler and adulterer, and accused of
corruption and until his latter days his word could
not be relied on Cahoun's doctrines would suy
the reputation Of devil. Webster, whom the old
Wing party honored with the name of "God like
man can prove that he possessed hairs weight Of
moral principle. lie had no settled opinion which
could not be bought for money. Brides without
number Glove to his hands The money OF other
men purchased the filthy embraces Of concubines
and filled the bowls Of dissipation Old age did not
destroy his vices he died far we know, as he
had liyed-selGshly ambitious and swinishly impure
Benton, too was a murderer, and stabber Of rcpu-
tations etc Such then. were the political heroes Of
the last gcneration-murderers, Gdulterers, drunk
ards and takers Of brides" .....
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
Put This and that Together.
avs the Detroit Tribun. Tract No. IL

Says the Detroit Tribune Tract No. III &:
"When the republican party assumed the con-
lro of the State government in 1855 they found all
the public institutions Of the State langushing or
entirely neglected.
The public asyums, though absolutely demanded
by the necessities Of the people, had received no
substantial aid, the University, though richly en-
dowcd, was struggling for mere existence All
public improvements, whether of roads, rivers; or
schools had been abandoned. The immense stream
Of westward emigration was pouring its great wealth
Of person and property iuto more distant and les at
tracve regions and the credit Of the State was se
riously injured by the periodical protest Of aecruing
interest upon its public stocks" 10 sI
Said Gov Bingham, in bis first messagc in Jan.
1855:
Tam happy TO congratulate you, on your meet
ing, on The highly prosperous condition Of We
State. every branch Of trade and commerce has met
with signal success-the tide Of entgrdtiOH has
brought large accession 20 our numbers Of intei-
gent and enterprising class Of ciiizensthe unoeco-
pied portion of State have been rapidly filing
UNI tho interests of education have received unusu-
al attention. our schools and seminaries of Learning
are in nourishing conditions and happiness, pros
periy and peace, prevail throughout the State and
country i ii
There has been accumulated in the State Treas
ury and was on hand the FIRST day of December last,
s552 O000S"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
inflow
Notice Of Vacation and Alteration of City

Notice is hcrby given that nm application will
~ be made to the Circuit Court for the county OF
Saginaw on the second Tuesday Of December, 1860
ut ten o'clock in the forenoon rs soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard at the court house in Sag
inaw City in said county TO vacate so much Of the
map or plat of the city Of Saginaw dated February
LIST 1887 and recorded in the Registers Office Of Sag
inaw county Michigan, the 10th day of October,
1853 ms lies on the Easterly side Of Saginaw River
and has since that time been plated and included in
map or plat of part Of the city Of East Saginaw,
Michigan, made by II. G. Carlton, June 1853, and
recorded in the aforesaid Registers Office January
2Sth 1854 And also TO alter so much Of the last
named plat TO wit: plat or map Of part of the
city of East Saginaw Michigan made by II. c. Carlton
Juno 1859 and registered in the Registers Office Of
Saginaw County Michigan January 2oth, 1854 as lies
Easterly Of Cass Street shown said map, and
TO alter the said TO correspond the better with
Hoyts plat Of said city and with Glasby Gallagher
and Littles additions to said city Said alterations
shown by map plat posted up in the Registers
Office of said Saginaw county Michigan and at my
Office in East Saginaw
CURTIS EMERSON, Proprietor
Dated East Saginaw, August 81 1860. n5-6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01

Inc utpuDiiCdh ~ cCCiiOiidl Auitys
= Its whole history proves that the Re-
publican party is sectional one. We
quote from the proceedings of the Anti
Nebraska Convention, held at Auburn,
Sept 81, 1854 The following resolution,
among others, was offered by Gen. Amos
p. Granger -
Resolred, That we recommend that a
Convention of Delegates FROM THE
FREE STATES, equal in number to
their representations in Congress respec-
lively, be held at the City of Syracuse on
the 18th OF July, 1856, to nominate can
didates for the Presidency and Vice Pres
idency of the United States for the next
Presidential election.
The resolutions were adopted with
tremendous applause.
DIR. Snodgrass moved to call this the
Republican organization. Carried.
In 1856 the party was wholly ignored
in nearly one half of the Union-and dit
not have a thousand votes in thirteer
States.
At the Chicago Convention there wer'
some fraudulent delegates present from
Southern States, but the attempt to ma
tionalise the party thus was too bare
faced to be persisted in, and was for
mally disclaimed. We quote from tn
record -
Judge Jessup desired to amend a yer
bal mistake in the name of the party
1t was permitted in the Resolutions Ma
tional Republican party. He wished t.
strike out the word National" as tina
was not the name by which the part,
was properly known. The correction wa
made.
If such party is not sectional, what is
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
CHANCERY SALE.


TN PCRSU ANCE and by virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw, in chan
Gerry made on the first dny Of December in the year
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty
miner in certain cause therein pending wherein
Gilbert c. davidson is complainant and Clark fiar-
rington is defendant l. the subscriber Circuit Court
Commissioner for the County Of Saginaw shall sell At
public an, ton 10 the highest bidder on Tuesday the
thirteenth day Of November next at O'Clock IN the
afternoon of That day at the front door Of the Sagi
nav County Court House in the City Of Saginaw
County of Saginaw, and State Of Michigan the
premises described in and 1red by said decree,
which are as follows
All that certain piece parcel Of land known and
described ~ follows: The southwest quarter Of
southwest quarter Of section seventeen 40 in town
ship ten 0) sorth of range five 90 east containing
forty acres, more or less.
Dated September 20 1860
AUGU slime S. GAYLORD,
Circuit Court Com for Saginaw Co.
JOHN =. DILLINGHAM;, Solicitor for Complt
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
MoRTG AGE SALE

DEFAULT having been made in the conditions
IL Of certain mortgage, whereby the power
therein contained 10 sell has become operat'ye,)
executed by Albert s. Ganson and Elmira, his wife,
Of Michigan, TO Ira Davenport Of New York, dated
tue fourth day Of August, A. d., eighteen hundred
and y-nne, and recorded August sixteenth, A. d.
eighteen hundred and hfy-pine, in the Office OF the
Register Of Deeds for the county Of Saginaw in the
State Of Michigan, in lber Of mortgages, on page
PIT, upon which mortgage there is claimed TO be
due at the date Of this notice, the sum Of four hum
bred and fifty dollars and twenty-five cents, and no
suit or proceedings at law having been instituted TO
recover any part thereof Notice is therefore hereby
given, that on Thursday the thirty first day of Janu
airy next at two o'clock in the afternoon, shall sell
at public auction to the highest bidder sale 20 take
place at the front door Of the Saginaw County Circuit
Court House. in the City Of Saginaw the premises
contained in such mortgage, Tor so much thereof ms
shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due on such
mortgage with ten per cent interest and legal costs,
together with an Attorney fee of thirty-fye dollars,
coyenanted for herein) that is 10 say the following
piece or parcel Of land situate in Saginaw County,
Michigan via Tho north east quarter Of section
thty-fve 1857 in township nine north Of range four
east, containing one hundred and sixty acres more
or less.
Dated Detroit, November 9th, D. 1860.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
WM J. WATERMAN, Attorney. MD
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01

From the Philadelphia Press.
Stephen A. Douglas spoke, on Satur-
day last, at Chattanooga, Tennessee, and
to-day he begins his canvass in Georgia
by speaking at Kingston, to morrow at
Atlanta, on Wednesday at Macon, on
Thursday at Columbus, on Friday at
Montgomery, Alabama, on Saturday at
Selma, and on Monday, the 9th, the day
before the election, at Mobile in the same
State. These efforts of Judge Douglas
strikingly illustrate his fearessncss.
Unappaled by defeat, he pursnes the path
he laid down for himself at the beginning
with heroic perseverance. lie saw the
necessity for graphing with the enemies
of his country in the slave States, resolved
10 go there, accompanied by q single
friend-our young and gifted townsman,
James b. Sheridan, Esq. At this mo-
ment, when the enemies of the Republic
threaten TO raze it from turret to foun-
dation stone, and when the hearts of all
patriotic men tremble, for the first time,
lest these enemies may be powerful
enough to seduce the masses Of the south
ern people from their allegiance, the SER
vices Of such northern man as Stephen
A. Doglas in the South--conscious as
he must be- that there is no hope of his
own election to the Presidency-cannot
be over-estilnated.
We perceive that up to Friday last,
when Judge Douglas spoke at Nashville,
Tennessee, no attempt has been made to
commit personal violence upon him, al
though this had been threatened by the
Charleston Mercury, the Memphis (renn)
Apalanche, the Petersburg WAY Bulletin,
and anticipated by Colonel Gardner, in a
late number Of his Augusta (Ga) Constr
nationalist. If the knowledge that such
services as Douglas is now rendering to
his country are being discharged in the
midst of danger to himself, and in the
teeth Of a rapidly-concentrating southern
fanaticism, does not close the lips of those
who are assaiing him in the free States,
then all magnanimity has departed from
politicians.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01

ugoa you % RAINY unitediy To It's
support. For the sake Of the
proud position Saginaw County
has heretofore held as Demo
cratic stronghold, let it not be
said that in ain emergency like
the present, she failed to do her
duty, and.her whole duty, to her
country an herself.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-11-01
CHANCERY SALE.

TN pursuance and by virtue Of decree Of the cir
L cult court for the county Of Saginaw in chancery,
made on the 18th day Of June A. ID. 1860 in GER
tain cause therein pending wherein Henry Benson
is complainant and Seth Wiley and jason Steele are
defendants Notice is hereby given that shall sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder at the front
door of the Saginaw county Court House in tho City
Of Saginaw, Saginaw county Michigan, on Saturday
the oath day Of November A. ID, 1860, at twelve
o'clock noon the following described premises, sit
uated in said county Of Saginaw, via that piece or
parcel Of land lying on the east side Of the Saginaw
and Genoseo Plank Road known anu described as
the north part of the southeast quarter Of section
number thirty (3O) in township twelve ll2) north Of
range FIVE (5) east except thirteen (l3) acres sold
and decided by Charles w. Grant TO William L.
Glasby aud Henry Schnuphasc, known as the
" slaughter house lot j" and heretofore decided by
Grant and Dickinson to Henry Benson, supposed 10
be eighteen acres more or loss.
Dated October III, 1860.
A. S GAYLORD