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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-20
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-20

Flow on forever, iii thy glorious robe
ofterror and Of beauty. Yea flow on 7GNz
unIathon' d nnd resistless. God hath set
His rainbow on thy forehead and tie gIogd
Mantled around Thy feet And He doth eiyt
Thy voice Of thunder power TO speak Of Him
Eterially--bidding HE lip Of man
Keep silence, and upon thine altar pour
Incense Of westruek praise. 5i..5=
T.
Thou dost speak
Alone of God, who pour' d thee as a grop
From His right hand-bidding the sonf That locks
Upon thy fearful majesty be still,
lie htnbly WRAPPED in its own nothtugness
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-20
WINES AND LIQUORS LIQUORS,


SAZERAC BEkANDlES - WE HAVE A coon
Juppy ON hand and receiving by direct mportatons from
Francs additions 10 stock OF this celebrated and hehy
favored brand We have 1905 in eighth pipes l9s lii eighth MD
quarter pipes 1902 do do; 1905 In hatt quarter and oeA
pipes We invite tho attention Of the tude and counosaaurF
generally az this article pure and u0Gueraed For she on
New York terms and prices ny
ole ty Elis nsents IN MI. Siiiy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-20
Aslu Orleans 4alIp Grestent.
RIO GaANDE CORRESPONDENCE.

Favorable Contrast bet,psea he Rio Gsuade Fnlleq
atd other Sections Of lTesteg4s 7bras-4 Word
about he aaesc T. n. q MoceBtent- General
Btck5eg and lis Prospects The Crescent Cor
respondent Kicking Up an Excitement Mig
gers IA De Strdmp p Revival Of tie Sldce
Trade w Present to Maior E0l,d--Aeac Steam
Jouss for a,e Rsrcss--1z,e Steamship Aastia, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-20

ME LNEIFEksIGaN ED, PROPRIFTORs OF EOTF
TuS PRESSES in the cay q New Orleans, hereby gtYe
notice 10 Cotton Eact9S tR the en8ug CON.
neucing on the i[St Of September ake all o6bonod cot
ton on storage at the same rates g etaGr Cotton will
compressed to shipment without any oStra charge hat under
40 circumstance VIII Gepinee iron Aaop, with ppe without
compensation Of eight cents aae which is the regular
charge.
We forced into this easns aad think proper to give
public netee Of the l te tact that since the intr0dac
ton OF iron hoops haze utNd Impossible prevail
many shippers and smzefs recaiye fonbound
any kind q Tia under aay circumstances. and c5uet posi-
bly, furnish without being rsImhEFseI same The
charge will be nFat!ahly made 70 the fac{or. -E
New 0Eeans. Juno 10 $500
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
SALT ITEMS.

visit TO the works Of the different salt companies
Of this city, yesterday, revealed the fact that mat
ters are progressing rapidly could be expected
The Indian Mill Creek Company have met with
considerable difficulty and the end of their troubles is
not yet After going 10 depth Of 81 feet, without
finding any rock the drill entered stream OF fresh
water which put stop TO their progress as il wash
cd loose dirt into the well fast the drill work.
ed its way down. larger drill was made, the we'll
trimmed Out, and q sheet iron tube a Ia inches in
diameter put down, inside OF which the drill is now
working. This iron tube has been sunk 10 depth
Of 20 feet and will be continued down to the stream
which stopped previous operations
At the works Of the Grand Rapids Salt Company
matters look lively indeed. We found between If.
teen and twenty men hard at work, and driving
business right along. The main building Is com
pleted outside, while inside matters rapid
ly assuming business look. The arch is near.
| ly completed and some Of the kettles will b,
| placed in their position to-day One large tank
capable Of holding ten thousand gallons Is up and
ready to receive the brine whilc others of like
character are nearly completed. Ono large one
the WELL which Is intended TO hold one housanC
gallons is partially built The wooden pipes which
to convey the brine from the we'll to the kettles
arc on the ground and are ready for service. Th'
President Mr.. Scribner informed US that in ON,
week from next Monday, the brine will be boiling
his fifty kettles.
Mr.. C. W. Taylor, is making preparations for sink
ing we'll. The frame for his tower is up, ind the
building will soon be completed
Messrs. A. Backus, +. Staples, ii. c. Brooks ant
+. 4. Ward, are making arrangements to sink wei
on the East bank Of the river just above the Rail
| road Bridge.
Mr. j. w. Winsor is pushing his works along in
hurry. His steam engine is on the ground, machner
up, and tho dull clank Of the drill will soon be heard
at his plaee.-Grand Rapids Enquirer June 5th
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
MICHIGAN SALT.

The following notice of the salt opera
tons in Michigan, is especially gratifying,
coming, as it does, from journal of such
well known character and standing as
the Scientific Amvican, from which we
make the extract:
If the sea were the only source for
furnishing salt the interior of our con
tinent would perhaps be rendered unin-
habitabe. 1t has been far otherwise or
dered, however, as there are found vast
reservoirs Of salt in the condition Of
saturated brine, extending over an
extensive area in several States -
These saline subterranean fountains are
indications of n Encouragement for the
supply of this useful agent, to vast
population just as the great coal fields
offord indications Of pre-arranged sup
/ ply of fuel for the development and ad-
yanccmcnt Of civilization. In the centre
Of New York, the salt springs of Salina
arc a source Of State revenue, and they
are essentially more useful than gold
mines. In Pennsylvania and Virginia,
! there are also very many brine springs
which afford salt for the pople, and quite
recently very valuable one has been
opened at East Saginaw, Michigan. -
The bore of this spring is only 3S of an
inch in diameter, but the supply is very
abundant, as by continual pumping for
SO hours, drawing % gallons per minute
there was no sensible diminution noticed
The well is 6l7 feet deep, and pint Of
The brine (by the analysis of Prof. j. G
Webb, of Utica, N. W contains 141t
grains Of pure salt Chloride of sodium
and 80 grains Of solid impurities. A
bushel Of commercial salt has been OBJ
tanned from 23l gallons of the brine
The East Saginaw Salt Co. are abou
boring another spring Of 6 inches in di
alncter, aud, no doubt, they will soon b,
able to supply large quantity of thi
necessary article. In 1858, the New
York salt springs yielded I ,033, 900 bush
els, most of which was sent to the Nortl
and West; no less than ! 1893, 900 bushel
of it having been entered at the singl,
port Of Chicago. The discovery Of sal
springs in Michigan, therefore, is held t
be of vast importance to the northwestern
States
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

made by the Senator previously,'in reh.
tion 10 matter Of whish 1 then charged
him with profound ignorance, and, ]
think, correctly. lie sas psvsuing a sys'
TEN 81 scold,ng s0bieh I thought quite snsbs'
coming tho Senate, ~ rslgtion~ 70 a matter
Of ,ohieh he knep very little and that wa.
the briefest term which I could at tina,
moment think OF to explain my view Of
the course he adopted.
Mr.. CHANpLER-When the BIZ comes ur
IshaH discss thg question Of ,gsorancs.--
Noe 4 do not feel disposed TO go INTO IL. Az
the proper time, and upon the sppropri.
ate bill, / shall test the question of igno'
rance or knowledge. This is not the
time or place."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
THE COURIER.
TaURspAY. JUNE n, 1909
JUNE IA, 1909


STILL HARPiNo. - OJswror, "who writes
for the E.t~yriso" exhibits the character
is,ic mcanness of black republcanism by
covcr;ly repeating the stale SANDER
against Csc w. PEcK, abiding to him
as Doubleday Peck" "Willing to
wound and yet afraid to strike" the
writer gives to what he knows to be lie
the coloring Of truth for the sake Of
damaging an honorable political oppo-
nent, who would srorn TO do like mean
act to damage the worst enemy he ever
had. Mr.. PEcE was charged by his enc
mics several years ago with having re-
ceiyed double pay upon certain voucher,
the amount of which was $4,000 he
denied the charge with spirit, and dared
his accuScrs to the proofs. The trial
came, and the best legal ability in the
State, with the Auditor General at the
head, was employed in the prosecution,
but they failed to sustain the charges,
and Mr.. Peck was honorably acquitted
\ by jury of his countrymen, among
whom were men Of both political parties,
and still we hear the sneaking cry Of
"Double-Pay Peck"
( Mr. PICK is indeed the "man for the
occasion" and the very last man the re-
publicans would like to see nominated,
for he would "touch them on the raw"
and they know it, and manifest their hate
and dread accordingly.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

TERRIBLE on HORACE GREELEY. -
Horace Greeley is now the man to receive
all tho abuse OF his republican co-lnborers
Ii is said he. more than any other man,
contributed to the defeat OF Seward. lie
appeared and was admitted to the con.
vcution as delegate for Oregon The
Detroit Tribune staunch republican
sheet, says
Destroy uls FAxGs.--If ever any man
deserves the condemnation and abandon
mont of those wlio nourishcd him into
life, and thus gave him position aud in
Auence, in oar opinion that man is Horace
Greedy, Of the New York Tribune Ills
base, ungratcful dcscrtion Of Seward and
his frienas--llis inoaa and contemplate
resorts before and al the Chicago conven-
lion, to defeat ;he nomination OF Mr..
Seward and his friends, deserves the exc
Grafton Of every true Republican who re-
CARDS honor and gratitude as virtues, and
iislionor and ingratitudc as base and con-
ien,ptiblc. Ills fangs ana power for evil
sAonla be destroyed, and we hope every
republican will help do il. Cat hin OF.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
MORTGAGE SALE.

nETAULT having been mnde in the payment Of
~ sum Of money according TO the conditions Of
q certain mortgage bearing date tho 10th day oi
December, A. ID. 1854 executed by Charles Thorsby
Thomas Thorsby and Margaret Thorsby 10 Elias
Bump, and recorded in the Office Of Register Of
Deeds for Saginaw County, in liber "F" Of mort
cages, on page 10, on the 18th day Of January,
1857; by which default the power Of sale contained
in said mortgage became operative, and on which
mortgage there is claimed 10 be due at the date
Of this notice. the sum Of three hundred and forty
dollars And no suit or proceedings having been
instituted ut law to recover the debt now remaining
secured by such mortgage or any part thereof now,
therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue Of the
power Of sale contained In said mortgage nnd OF tho
statute in such case made and provided, tho said
mortgage viii be forocloscd by sale Of said mort
gngcd premises or such part thereof as will 10 sufb
Gent TO satisfy the amount due said mortgage and
the interest and costs Of such SALE to-wit All that
certain piece OF parcel Of land situated, lying and
being in the County Of Saginaw, State Of Michigan,
known and described: The northeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter and the west half q the south
cast gun rter OF section thirty (30) in township ton
10y north Of range six (6) east, containing one
hundred and twenty acres Of land. Also the south
half Of the east half Of tho southwest quarter Of
section thirty (30) in tho same town and range -
above mentioned In the County and State atoresaid,
together with, all and SINGULAR tho hcreditaments
auction to the highest bidder ut the Court House IN
Saginaw City, Saginaw County, THAT being Tho
place Of holding the Circuit Court within sold
Couniy) on Saturday, the 7th day Of July nsxt, AZ
two o clock in the afternoon Of that day.
Dated, April llth 1860.
ELIAS J. BUMP, Mortgssss
Brur, Attorney.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

IN THE matter OF the estate OF Oh raw wa-bon
i deceased the undersigned having been appointed
by the Hon. James Wlsey Judge Of Probate for tho
county Of Isabella, State Of Michigan Commission
crs, with full powers TO receive examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against tho
estate Of Oh-zaw -wa-hon late Of said County, dc
ceased, hereby give notice that we have appointed
Monday, the eleventh Ql) day Of June, A. d. 1860,
at nine (9) O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day TO
meet at the residence Of Rev. George Bradley, In the
town Of Isabella in said county OF Isabella for tho
purpose Of examining and adjusting such claims and
demands, and that six months from tho date Of the
first publication Of this notice Ia allowed by the Pro
bate Court for said county to the creditors Of said
estate to present their claims TO us for examination
and allowance.
ALBERT q. FERRIS, 0o"mAA'n'A
Dated May IL, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
Another Horrible Murder near Gaines.

It will be recollected that sometime
last winter, ayoung man named WHEEDEN
was found murdered and robbed of por-
ton of his clothing, on the railroad track
Just west of Gaines station, who had evil
IDENTIFY been killed by rife or pistol ball,
and then laid upon the track in the hope
that the cars by running over him that
night would hide the evidence of murder
the perpetrator of which was never
found We have now to announce an.
other atrocious murder in the same
neighborhood, and evidently committed
by the same person. The facts are these;
A man residing at Gaines, named DENNIS,
was engaged asan agent in the stave bust
ness at that point. On Wednes lay morn.
ing last, he went TO neighboring farmer
and procured yoke of oxen for the pur-
pose of drawing slaves that day, under
the promise of returning the cattle that
night. On Thursday morning, the oxen
not having been returned, the farmer
came to the station at Gaines TO make
enquiry for them, when it was found that
neither Dennis nor the oxen had been
ecoh oihOS eho HiViHiHS Pic'iVuS, ahu sh"s
the former had not been home that night.
search, of course, was immediately insti-
tuted in the locality Of the slaves, which
he was to draw some three-fourths of o
mile southwest of the station and just this
side of the eastern line Of Shiawassee
county, where the oxen were found chain
ed to a tree, and Dennis lying on the
ground dead. Upon examination he was
found to have been shot though the body
the ball evidently entering the small
of the back and coming out in the region
of the heart. His pockets were also found
rihed of a watch and all his money-a
quantity Of which it was known he had
in his possession, which had been paid to
him day or two before with which to
buy slaves. That the murder was COM
mitted by the same person who killed
WHEEDEN the circumstances place beyond
doubt. The officers of justice we learn
are investigating the matter, with much
hope of success in bringing the murderer
to punishment, and we are requested to
refrain from mentioning circumstances
and suspicious that they have become
possessed of.-Ocosso american III.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
From hs Gratiot Ne,rs. .June 8.


ACCIDENT Mr. searlcs, living about one and a
half miles north Of this village met with serious
and perhaps fatal accident while Logging his farm
a few days since. The oxen attached TO piece Of
timber by some means struck old tree which jarr
ed down limb striking Mr.. Searles upon the heal
cutting tho scalp and bruising his face considerable
Mr.. S. has remained ever since in q senselcss
dtion and there are many doubts concerning his re-
covery
GRAIN PRospEcrs.-The weather for the past few
weeks has been us favorable most Of tho time as
could be desired and we have every prospect Of an
abundant harvest Wheat which in many places Is
just beginning to head out, looks fine indeed. Our
farmers have put every foot OF available land in with
some kind Of grain and we presume there will be
more produce raised in Gratot County this year than
for the last three years. should this weather still
tinue
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE. We learn from
Mr. Cassada Of Fulton, that tho 9th ofast month
a man by the name Of Warren Squires; residing In
North Shade left home and has not since been heard
Of His friends are alarmed at bis long absence and
fear that he may have committed suicide from the
fact Of his having been partially dcrsnged. Any
information of his whereabouts IL alive Of his body
il dead Will be gladly received by bis afflicted wife
and family.
ESIIt is a matter Of interest to reflect how many
secs who profess 10 find warrants for their belief In
the pages Of tho Bible There is an organization OF
denomination in our County, who style themselves
the church of God but who pass by the appeaton
70 Wynobanarians They bold regular services
about six miles south Of this village, at school
house One Of their peculiar ordinances consists in
the washing Of each others feet. The Elder offcrs
prayer then removes his coat, girds towel, and
proceeds 10 wash tho feet Of the member nearest
| him, wiping his feet with tho towel Then takes
him by tho right hand and salutcs him with kiss =
The washed then washes the feet OF the next brother
and the washing proceeds until all are washed.c-
The sisters In the meantime are busy engaged In
washing each others feet After hymn the services
are closed.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

TRorrrss MArcH.---Ncw York, June
12.-ln the trot to-day between Flora
Temple and Pstchen, two mile heats, the
latter was the wiuer in two straight heats.
Time, 4:584--4:57I The first mile in
the first heat was made in 2:23. The
first mile in the second heat was made in
2 ga.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
scRoFuLAsYpmLIs AxDDIsEAsED BLOOD
DIT. eursoTr's IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DOCK g. SARSAPARILLA
Is A TRUE SPECIFIC.

Is A TRUE SPECIFIC.
SYPHILIS, ScRorULA AND DISEASED BLoop. -DR
GUYsort's IMPROVED EXTRACT or MELLOW Dock
AND SARsAPARtLLA is atruo specific. Tho propre
ors have in their possession hundred certf-
Gates of the most extraordinary effected by it
We can safely say 1RY IT. II rovivos tho dropping
constitution, oradicates oil bad humors from the
Blood and by lis tonic properes res the invalid
to life and yigor. rs spring md summer medi'
cino It has no equal. It's singularly cfcacious ac
ton on the blood its strengthening and vivifying ac
ton ON the system stands pre-emncntly above al
other Sarsaparillas. il you would have the rose
brought back 10 your check, clear, healthy trans
parent skin, and fo aud vigor infused through the
system, take GUYsorI's EXTRACT or YELLOW DOCK
AND sAHsAPARILLA. IL contains more Of the pure
Honduras Safsaparilla than any other preparation
extant; which is chemically combined with the ca.
tract Of yellow Dock and the extract Of Wild Cher
ny, thus making the remedy more thoroughly eli.
cicnt than any other SarsaparilIa before the public
AZ the tmo it is perfectly free from all mnera
posous which cannot be said Of any other Sarsapa.
rla compound
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14

NV WngAr ~ CulcAoo.--Thc Chicago
'osr"al, Of tho 9Th, Gays ",sc were shown
"po" the Board Of Tra,lc this morning, q
sP'cnilt sample Of 900 bnshcis of new
wheat, red winter, received by Howard
Prestiy, Es9., corner OF Ia Sale and
Water streets, from l.. l.cavenworth.
Dcngoia, Union county. Tho berries are
plrrr and Iargs, and u oxcclleo, eual,tv
IL cheering cmen 81 the ,o,, cro,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
ADDRESS J. A. COLBY,
Il6 Randolph ST.,
CHICAGO. illinois
1860. BUILDING. 1860.

TINE UNDERSIGNED having this day entered
4 into copartnorship would respectfully announce
that with tho bes Of facilities and the advantage OF
n long and varied experience in the Carpenter and
Joiner Business they are enabled to execute all
work in the line promptly, neatly and cheap. Our
motto Is
lex Gel STOR,"
And VIC feel satisfied that sball be able to give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor with their
patronage.
Plans, specifications and building agreements fur
nishod. Sash and Blinds of superior quality made
cheap as any in The city.
McFARLIN & DEITZ.
Fast Saginaw, April 25, 1850
j IL McFnrlin tendorE his thanks to the people Of
this city ior their pnst liberal Patronage and hopes
for its contiuuanro 10 the New Firm. n39-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
East Saginaw, May %, 1850.

The business Of the late firm will DO carried on as
usual OF The old stand Water street. one door north
or W j. Bartow's, by the subscriber, who, thankful
n43- NJ @. MOWER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE Z. SAC SALT MIRO Co. J
East Saginaw, May II, 1860.
A I A MEETING Of the Board Of Directors Of
IA the East Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Company,
held this day at the Office OF the Company further
assessment was levied Of per cent upon tho en-
tire capital stock of the Company, payable at the
SecretaTy's Ofhce on the 30th day Of June, 1860.
Ry order Of the Board Of Directors.
WM. l.. WEBER, Sec'y.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-14
DISSOLUTION NOTICE..

NOTICES hereby given that the firm heretofore
IN doing business In the city of East Saginaw I'M
dor the name and style Of NJ G. Mower a CO., was
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due
tho firm will be collected by M G. Mower, who will
also pay ell liabilities Of the firm.
W. H. JENNINGS.
NJ c. -M0WER
East Saginaw Nav % lec0