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parsn,s % sscd the funeral from the residence Of h.
esT No isr East Twenty fourth street this f.1s
taken to Greeu.o a. ~. ocloc Her remains wiz b
morning, Nav a As,dsn. Conn., suddenly, on russdsv
s,S only daushssa sSx consGs q
De1a a. nyden, Of New York y Au" o S1a H'zA
P AsxEs papers please copy
'oFn - sAsnss IN the si year Of his are ns
way ana Eighth street. this hsGsy sepsson ss1sz
p Proyidence papers please copy
Il his sge May q, FRIEND Pms IN tha an.
se.-- 'nsrA win take place from his late ,s,,a,,,.
2i The friends t Of X ;sms o.s
s o,cioss 'rviteu 70 attend. ' are 70
spspS cs,og ,a T. RS please .ooy'
P pSes1n es 'sday morning Nay r. Of oonssstos 1
'ne s lungs; Oh po TT and his uncle William r p,ss.
and the friends 81 family, are respectfully invited =
attend the Afternoon a. swo ooos sV %
New aavsn and yecn 'spsTs sg ps sf s, copy
r. PROVOST aged lo yeas 8 N. 'nths and Is days.
The relatives and frie,d of the family In ited 70
Bowery, on Friday Afternoon. at halt pas. O'Clock
sNnH-On Tuesday, May e. aft or inTesin6 lines,
WNxssD Tue.sA, the belove1 we OF Thsmas smisas
The friends acqra.pances " the family as those
Of her sons Iames Joh Thomas ad chael Also those
Mathew Ky nem respectfully invited TO attend the m
neral this Thursday afternoon, at occk precisely,
from her late residence, l2s' Mulberry street.
Smith I'm Newark, N j., on Aonday, May 60 Joau
SMITH, late OF Jersey City.
The funeral will take place from his latcresdencc No
Commerce street Newark n j., this rh~sday) sster
noon, at two O'Clock. His frerts and relatives
quested to attend
sMrH--On Wednesday May e, or scarlet -ever, Jss-
SIX, Youngest daughter Of Joshua and Jessie r. Smith.
aged 10 months and IL days.
The relatives friends or the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from tie residence u her
parents, Eighth street Third avenue South DfO0k
a fvwnN
ToNG-A 148 Fulton street, Brooklyn on Tuesday,
May Il, MARIA ANN the beloved wife o. Geo. w. T01g.
aged 80 years and months, native OF England.
Friends in general respectfully requested TO stte
the funeral this (rhrr3tay) afternoon Ut two O'Clock
WILKINS -On Tuesday May 81 Mrs. LAyTnIa A. W.
uss, wife Of James NJ Wilkins, in the 5SL year OF her
age.
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral, this Thursday morning. at nins
o'clock, from her late residence, No 9S Io.low street.
Her remains will be taken 10 Wescheeter for ,nterment
Friends OF the family in wstshester invited to meet
at st. Peters church, AT half past twelve o. ,lock
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Drawings oS Il. Franc. a Co..
wars A@Authcrlzed by act of Assembv 10 -
'AnuIIJ ,o1s arsnss 70 run twenty years f-.''
"a o.. 70, IS, Is, 80, 80, 81, SO, 70, /. So.
a. "a OossoLipArrpocLAss SO Drawn May ~ lss,
% ~, 70 ., ~, ~ rs, So 48, 28, 10, as, IL, So
NueuiA1s cent trcc OF charge by adore ssing
FRANCE 4 co, Managers
Wilmington, Delaware
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Among the arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel are j.
Snyder, + A Elliott snd W. Hemmtngwsy, Eogland:
Burke, J. Coitle, G. NJ Cutting I. c. Rawlings aud D. B
Flint, Boston; W. Colladay Philadelphia; G. Farms
worth, Albany r. c. Parsons Ohio Smith, Toronto;
". r. Punkett Massachusetts,; Miss L r. Thomas, Ken
lucky Major Augner, United States Army G. b. Hbbard,
Buffalo, &C.
II. Tinda, J. W. Farnum and J. s Waterman, Philade
pha; j. b Williams, Ithaca; L. G. White. Albany; NJ
Jewell iIartford R d. Bordck, do; StebbiUs, Wash
ington; H. ~ Chaplin, Cleveland; F. Poak, Washington;
J. 5. Barnes, United States Navy; II. j. Walker, Bat
more; W. Newan, New Haven; G. a Wood, Boston,
end s. A. Bridges and lady Pennsy stopping ut
the Astor House.
Mr. scholheld, Alabama g. c. Cleaver, Plymouth j. n.
locmis aud A Roberts, Springfield, are stopping at
the New Irving House.
D 6 Srnock, England; Capt. Judkns, steamsh Persia
! csmuel, London; I'm. C.antSr,..- Red Hole frs
Sirturn. LoIg Island and Capt Brooks, are sto ping al
the Everett House.
W. Laird. Liverpool +. p. Williams, Roxbury Baron
Siernberg lRussia; b. r. White, Scotland aud G.. ID. Har
re, Nassau, STOPPING ut the Clarendon Hotel
Low PRICK FOR NEGRoEs AT Lexington, Ky, last
uaa rod wear sOld FIR
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excitement In England on the 7Wsr
subJect~ Prtvats ing, ship Risks sad

The London Times Of the 1i,h of May remarks Some
American politicians disposed 10 beleys that tue
refusal OF the United Sates government 10 accsds 10 tie
proposals. G. the Congress at Psrs Cor h abotc 81 10
stem OF privaieerng cds part ~ po, o-ea5v di,b,
ratey biting 1gintssf Va fdrT ~ le s,rpe nat
The chief ground for this ifef p is IN s fte "a,
Mr. .BttrAn Darts, ne President ~ ne South. n
ccnfyisfrtisp. vas AZ hat tine fsde1i N.sarl 81 VIZ
pnd vcsv nnocntal rnsrnbs- ~ The C,tinet Bv the
ut cinn "a Ntku tlr e4et states u Ansf.fa u
pN es.A,pftsr t'f.A - the sf ~tuftstsrg1 t...a
rc.ls~ tawGy As1tslgp ~. "a al a-A-tssi &As
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BRArTAu-HAIsFAD.-lnB Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May
81 by the Rev. Evan NJ Johnson Mr. A. BaAEAU to Miss
EasiIaE HAlsrRAp, both Of Brooklyn.
SuogFs-BoNDRoP -On Saturday, May Is, at the resi-
dence Of brides father by the Rev j. f. searles
osPH SroKEs TO Mss CARoIaE w. BospRoP both OF this
city.
WNsu--LyoSs.--0n Tuesday, May 81, by the Rev. Mr
Evanf Mr. THOMAS WALSH TO Miss FRANCIS IYoSs botl
of this city.
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Court Calendar-Thfs Day.

SUPREME CoCRT-CTRcrn.-PAr Nos 80, g25, 3s5
SOL, 957
sUrTRoR CORR Part 2-Nos. 1886, 1880. 1914, 1874.
1896 1902 1904 1872 1916 1918 1890 1924 1925 1880
1888. 1912, 1914 1896 1866 Part The Same as Wed
nesday.
COURT or COMMON PrEAs-Part Nos $40. $50, It5s,
1916 1896 1906 1897 1898 1900 1907 1905 1905, 1901
1905 1909. Part 2-Same yesterday.
sriREMy CorRT-0yer and Terminer Murder trials.
Circuit Part ines. sT5, o25, 1856, e61 e57.
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Omcfal Drawings Of Wood, Eddy & Co.'S
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LoTTERiES
KENTUCKY, EXTRA GLASS. 393-May q 1861.
16, 81, 81, 70, 20, 43, 8, 81, l6 Is, 80, 80, 81.
KRNTucsY CLASS ?04-hAy 20 1851
u, TO- 20, 20, GA, AZ, 6, 26 49, SO, a. SO, 40, 49,
Circulars sens ires Of charge by addesHns either
WOOD, EDDY \ CO.,
Covtngton. KY, or 81 Louis. No
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To Families Embracing for Europe
The beapskf Up GaEAr EASTERN Saturday May
D. several large sa,sroma intended espe ,iay fnmi
les oe obtained imms dateiy applied 6or These
rooms havcfrom -four 20 eight berhs Ia with baths
tached arc located IN the desirable part of the ship
for comfort h1e Conventional
oRIhNELL. aINTURE a co, Agents
~
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Lat or specie by the Persia.
The Ptlos or the Steamship Mntanzas.
TO THE RrrToR OF rHE HERALD.

Ng~ YORK, MAY %, 1861
Place correct statement made in psper that the
STEAMER Natanzes grounded Ia upton Rosis. Az
vas employed es tio, q her q Warrington Wish &c
ihs The sitsruer sever touched bottom from TIE
ftuv 4ltr Ill %ss'tegf.. -.2 gtre ref 10 f9 |cw
N~t 4its. Rts vt WRIT ts.1 .s "a. Set. '..tt
FGtg> GS3j3s.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,

WEDNESDAY, May 22-6 Z. M.
There is nothing new in the money market. The
principal topic of conversation at the discount
houses continues to be the government loan, which
will be bid for Saturday. 1t seems certain that
offers will be made to take six per cent Treasury
notes at par for the whole amount, and also that
combination bid for 100000 in six per cent
stock, at about SO, will be sent in There is moth
ing new about the Western currency. The sooner
the banks based on border State stocks are put in
liquidation the better
Nothing was done in foreign bills to-day. The
specie arrivals per Persia and Edinburg may i'm
part more tone to the market on Friday.
The stock market was extremely dull to-day,
and prices were generally lower. Virginias de-
clined, at the morning board, ~ per cent, New
York Central -, Pacific Mail II, Erie "a, Galena
70, Rock Island "a, Michigan Central "a Southern
a, Toledo 14-the exceptions to the market being
Panama, which advanced per cent and Nilsson
ris, which were scarce for delivery, and rose ia
q. The Illinois Central books closed yesterday, and
the activity in that stock has ceased for the present
II sold this morning at &C. against 67 at the second
board yesterday. When foreigners hear of the
camp at Cairo, it is supposed that they will send
over more stock for sale. Between the boards,
closed weak, the following being the last quo
tations:-United States 5's, 1874, 1917 so;
Tennessee 6's. 43 4314 Virginia 6s, AZ a 40 I;
Missouri 6's, 3994 40; Canton Company, 81 8;
Cumberland Coal preferred, 50 a G.; Delaware
and Hudson Canal, SO a s4 Pennsylvania Coal,
rs so; Pacific Mail Steamship, 81 a 62 New
York Central Railroad, 7l7s ~; Erie, 2l4 2l1a;
Hudson River, 3is4 a 35.; Harlem, 10a4 IL do.
preferred, 2694 a27 Reading, 3lS 3l2S; Mchi-
gan Central, 42H 43; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, IFS IA do. guaranteed
2624 q; Panama, 1861 lo7; Illinois Central
&C GG1%; Galena and Chicago, 5S14 55s4; Ceve-
, land and Toledo, 221S 22T Chicago and Rock
Island, 81 a 3414; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 5J a 579+ Milwaukee and Mississippi,
l21S IA; La Crosse and Milwaukee land grant
bonds, 0; Illinois Central bonds, 80 a 90.
The following was the business of the Sub Trea
sury to-day
Receipts .Sls2 Bag 81
-t6r cNetofns - 600 90
Ia menls o3 oio ~
balance i'So,4ao ~
Exchange in Chicago is extremely scarce at ex-
trayagant rates. Out of eleven millions of circu-
lation in Illinois bank notes, eight millions have
been discredted and are worth but forty cents on
the dollar, and the remaining three millions can
not be converted into specie o. exchange without
a sacrifice of twenty per cent.
movements Of cotton for the past week and since
- September last, compared with the five pre-
ding years.
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CRY CoMnEsoIAL REPORT.

WFHNESDAYJ WY lZ--b Y, ~
AsnTs Sales Of Is bbs pots wee made At 80 SIX,
while pearls were quiet At t5 CO.
BRsAperUpfs -F1our-The market openei with good
Inquiry from the trade and 1T rather rmer prices, cu,
towards the coss Animation prevailed, and neii-m
and other grades closed dull The eaes footed about 10 600
bbe, closing within the range OF the following quota
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Prizes Cashed I'm All LegaIixed LOtte-
ries BY JOSEPH BATES, broker No. lSWall street., n T.
up stairs. - = '' = -
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1hua the receipts show decrease o. Dos 600 bales from
these Of last year. ard decrease u 15i 600 from
and the exports exhibit the following results;
CT BzgosH France. ON FP. Total stetk.
Crrnp'd nth Der. Inc DIR. De. Ter.
1853 3d.. 84a 900 1907 600 $4,000 $50 900 25s,oos
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Arrival NJ rrtx.tcs Mile and st. George.

The British frigate Nile, Admiral Mine, arrived here
Oh Tuesday.
Tho frgate q George, with PrllVe Alfred 90 board,
arrived here this evening.
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HRve1Ocks! Havel0cksi HaveIOcks OF all
descriptions quantity made order the shortest
rotice BY DOUGLAS A suERwOOO
Nos. 81 and So White street.
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80 er Rtotfng In TeSfoundlAnd.

PIcror, N. D, -, 80 Ao'A
FURTHER riots have occurred at Harbor nee y. =,
bui were queed b. the troops without loss o. Is e0"o
prisoners taken
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Batobslor's HAIR Dye.--Rsifable md
'usts asnecus back brown. Fscory ~ snrclay street
sold and applied ut n. A. BAToHRLCss, 10 Bond street
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Birth.

DIrsoN-In Cbittenango N. Y, on Thursday MAY 2
Mrs G, L. Drrsos wife Of the author, Of a son.
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Ger mine London Macintosh Coats, Aqua
Scutum Wrappers add Mexican Grass Hamu7ocks
at BuNT h nUSEhSUkY'S, tuccessOrs
roducer5 OF fashion geaemes hats Nos
s 4 and 3 Astor House.
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Often depends upos efficient and innocent purga.vs
E&ANDAETHS Pills
known TO possess both these qualities
have restored health when al other medicines have been
sbandoned in despair They
- INvI6oRATz THE BLOOD.
AID No. UNION SQUARE N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-23

Horses, C1rIfses. Harness, &C., at Auc-
ton ct DISBROHS Fifth Avenue OF Thirty
street this afternoon, al O'Clock. large catalogue offered
sale.
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Fiags: FIags!-Flags Of Every Size and
lind, nufactured NJ the shorest notice BY
DOUGLAS SaER~0OD
81 and 6s White street.
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RefnfoIc ement for the British America
Squadron-Actfve Work IN the Eng itshs
n nd

DOok1 AIus.
A letter from woowch, England, OF the 7th OF Hay,
reports The government is Low adopting energetic
measures for the nmecia'e despatch Of a powerful
squadron o. FIRST AM second class steam vessels ana
gunboa,s for the protection Of British interests
the American waters Commodore the Don ]. X Drum
p,ond B. superintendent Of this dockyard received
COMMUNICATION from the Admiralty this day, requiring
information to the vessels forward for service one
class steam vessel in addition 10 the Diver sorp
and sx gun vessels being required from this yard sim
inr reports are also required IRON other docSyards.
Comroauoer Horato Nelson this day arrived at Wool
yich to commission the Driver 9, steam sloop under
orders to form part OF the North American squadron
Her crew sstpg of 10 soamen was obtained within
enc hour from the Fisgard flag ship The Driver has
recently undergone complete recous ruction, and wa
uocked this day final examination before receiving
her crew who are befhed DO ard the Hebe huis
Mr. Patterson appointed last week master Of the Driver
has recently returned from Chino where he seryei on
board the weasel gun boat aud received eleven wounds
ii action consequences Of continued indsposition he
was this superseded ami entered the books OF the
Fisgard, Hsg ship full pay uutl his recover! The
Driver IS ordered ship her on Friday and Is eS
pected,to leave for Portsmouth on saturday next,
letter from Portsmouth docky ard OF the sh OF May
yaysThe Fly ing Fish, g. steam soop Com msnder
Hope (at7sched Channel squa ironl left Sphead
tnis rnorrng under stea n, proceeded to the west
ward.
The Driver g. steam sloop Com mauder Horato Neeon,
was this dEy inspected in dry dccs She 10 In excellent
condition the whole of her herihs &c are ready 70
receive her officers and crew, who will ioin on Friday
for the American station.
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usses.-Marsh o. Co.'s Radical Care
frs TO- Vesey street letur nouse, orpors the church

] VIE indian Ht,', Bocaor, r.. Tro,htett !,
IN z, ~. ~. rs E.i so.itd ~ cave. :. -
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Uarryss Trfeophsrous II the Heat and
apen svec for dressing beautfying curling cleansing
ing AMI restoring the Hair Ladies try H. Sold By
Al druggists,
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, wigs aud Tou-
tht bts. IN the world. Wholesale and rsa Tbs Dye
privately applied. No Astor House
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Low PRICK FOR NEGRoEs AT Lexington, Ky, last
week negro boy aged seventeen years sold for $3.50
negro At $500 and negro child, i've years old
brought only e156
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The Indian Herb Doctor, n. TumbIety.
D. from Csraca may be consulted rte Of casrge o. 40
a.
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Esii, tntmitsbic CATER OF Hair and
hsfers, 10 Barclay street Hair Dye 80 ceosssck or
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Flags Flags! Flags! Flags! At stearns'
Flag Emporium 60 Cedar street, nearly opposite the Post
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spring Clothing
Al EVANS, W and 81 Fulton street.
lain Cashmere suiis-Cost Pants and Yes, 10 match o.
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thcse who volunteered 10 defend the cBnrys aag
obtain at half the sual charges,
y TrwLEz6 WILLS 3s Broadway two blocks above
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400 six Inch Colts Revolvers.
For sale ny
FAIRBANKS A CO., lag Broadway
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Wheeler u Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines al reduced prices chce 5l5 5rosdway.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in tho payment Of
IL u certain sum Of money secured 10 he paid by
an Indenture Of Mortgage dated the sixteenth day
| Of August A. u. 1860, executed by Samuel W.
lawkey, OF Chicago, Illinois, 10 James brewster Of
New Haven Connecticut, and recorded in the Office
e the Register of Deeds for the County Of Saginaw
State of Michigan, in Libor al" of Mortgages. ON
pages l22, ~ and l2i, on the seventeenth dAy Of
August, A D. 1860 at / o'clock A. NJ, and whereas
there is due at the date Of this notice upon said
Mortgage the sum Of seven hundred thirty-one and
30 100 dollars, and no suit or proceeding at law or
/ in equity having been Instituted 10 recover the
money secured bysaid mort gage or any part thereof
Now, therefore notice. is hereby given, that by
virtue II power Of Sale IA said Mortgage contained
ON Saturday, the 9th day Of March, A. ID 1862 At
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24

REGULARITY of the form Of this box was
the thief eventually traced. Suspicion
first alighted on tho servant, but on IN
curry among the cabmen it appeared that
one Of them had driven young gentle
man from that street in which Mr.. Bark
er's house is situated, to the Eastern
Counties Railway, who had luggage ex-
actly corresponding with the trunks
stolen. Inquiry at the station elected
the further facts that after walking about
the platform for an hour smoking cigars,
this individual had taken the train for
Brentwood. Here he had slept all night
in an apartment to himself, having de-
clined to share a double-bedded room
with person he had picked up an ac-
qhaintanco with whilst on route. In the
morning it was found that the curiously-
shaped box and its owner had departed
for Great Yarmouth, where he was after
wards traced, by detective, living in
! furnished lodgings under the name of Mr..
Heath. He had made himself very agree
able and had smoked continually, dressed
! himself out in handsome clothes, and got
so much into the good graces of the land
lady as to take her to the theatre on tho
night Of his arrival. The detective ar
rived on the following Sunday morning
at Yarmouth, and soon discovered where
this mysterious gentleman lodged. HI
found him out, having escorted his land
! lady to church-but quietly taking up hi
quarters in the new dodgers apartment h
: waited his retarn-preyiously satistyin:
himself that he was on the right scent
by discovering the settce-shaped boz
among the luggage. On Mr.. Heath
return he found himself arrested, aud
. very cursory examination enabled tn
! practiced eye of the detective to discove
. his prisoner was not a he at all, but
, member of the softer sex, and no less
1 person than Mary Newhall the servan
herself. She was brought to London an
examined before magistrate in her NAL
> attire, 1t was clearly proved that sh
{ alone had carried out the robbery, ever,
4 thing stolen being found in her possession
c On the application Of the detective 81
= was remanded until next week, when I'll
i chain of evidence will be completed
S How she learned to smoke cigars wit
r impunity, and accustom herself to trouse
and coats, in such short time, is my
e terry. But for taking that unfortuna
Is box possibly she might have made GOO
e her escape. However, in these time
e such well devised and novel mode
r robbery, rarely occurs-and Mary New
e ball deserves some credit for her ingen
D. ity, The idea of breaking poker, an
5. covering it with hair and blood, to thro
d suspicion off herself, and to le.a! r ;c;,
e suppose she had been murdered w
s. something quite out Of the common
Possibly some poor cat had to proviC
@ these tragic accessories.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
IenANcERY ORDER.

"tt lcHANcERY ORDER.
C,TATE OF MICHIGAN: The Circuit Court for
- the County of Saginaw, in Chaneery. 80
Nelson w Clark 1sa
-f.fH
John NJ Northrop, & sl.fs.tr.r sifra
Dwight A, Horton, .- Alta session Of said
Elisha Bliss Jr., Court held ut the Courv
Elizabeth honey, iIi. House in the City Of
Frederick ]. lloeomb, Saginaw, in said county
Elisha Bliss, OF Saginaw, on the
Charles BRADLEY, sft..l ( eleventh day Of De-
Lott Frost, tt cember IN the yonr one
George b. Holmes, thousand eight hun
benjamin Dyer, dred and sixty-ons,
Edward A. Bliss, Present, -rah %
Richard w. Bliss, Hon. james BIney,
Amelia f. Bliss, Circuit Judge.
Amanda M Horton, iroA
Caroline Northrop, and
Harriet t. Holcomb
II satisfactorily appearing TO the Court by aidavt
that the said Defendants Elisha Bliss Jr., Amelia Y.
BTi - John NJ Northrop Frederick j Holcomb,
Elisha Bliss, Edward A. Bliss, Richard W Bliss,
Caroline Northrop Harriet H. Holcomb, Charles
Bradley, Lott Frost, George b. Holmes and BcnjA
min Dyer are not residents Of the State Of Michigan
but that said Elisha Bliss Jr, Ameia i. Bliss John
NJ Northrop, Frederick j. HoIcomb, Elisha Bliss,
Edward A. Bliss, RichardW Bliss, Caroline Northrop
aud Harriet T. Ilolconb reside In tho State of Mac
sachusetts that said Charles Bradley resides in the
State Of Illinois that said Lott Frost resides in the
State of New York. and that said Georgs Holmes
and benjamin Dyer are residents OF tho state Of
Rhode Island, on motion OF Willinm L.. Webber,
Solicitor for Complunant ID Is ordered that zach Of
said nonresident Defendants cause his or her APP
pearsnce To DO entered in this cause within four
months from the date Of this order and in Of
their appearance they cause their answer plea or
demurrer to the Bill Of Complaint filed in this
TO be fled and "a copy thereof 10 be served said
Compliments Solieitof within the Same time, and
in default thereof that said Bill be taken
fessed by said n-resident Defendants, And il is
further ordered, that within twenty days the said
Complainant cause acopy of this order to he pub
lished in the East Saginaw Courier" newspaper
printed and Published in said County Of Saginaw,
aud that said publication be continued for SIX
cossiyc weeks, once in each week, or that he
copy Of this order to be served personally each Of
said non residcnt Defcndants at least twenty days
before the day OF IMPORTANCE herein named.
JAMES BIRNEY, Circuit Judge.
true copy WM. MOLL, Register.
WA L WEBnrB Complies scI'r n2l-6w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-12-24
1862. BUILDING. 1852,

.TNIE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
Il nounce that he Is more ION his own hook,"
and with tho best Of facilities abundance Of stock
and the Advantages n long and varied experience
in tho Carpenter and Joiner Business he is enabled
TO execute all work in the limo promptly neatly and
cheap.
Entire satisfaction warranted to all who may favor
me with their patronage.
Plans, specifications and, building agreement, fnr-
nished. Sash and Blinds Of a superior quality made
as cheap as any in the city.
yI.l.8 =. ~ y. H. McFARLIN,
East Saginaw, Doc, %, 1861, ....
j. II. McFarln tenders his thanks 70 the people oE
this city for their past liberal patronage and hopes
for its continuance. n2l-ly!