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lie Squzreln The sEs ~ eo FAnsnt . series o. ye
upon very easy terms TAs premises ain about y acres
superior so about half raioa the eaancs IN nhads
blue stEE TE h6RS via F5szss teiIans cell
ervan houses, stable. are all new and conforta'
To the Gan5enei, tie tYE91 &c tletaan, seeking Il
quiet aD& retired sR or rom tha heat and
Of thosn, feeny 20 pltse sr rsat II he Yisity Of
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CATHOLICS AND IsRAELITEs.-The Hebrew organ
and the Roman Catholic ergsn Of this city are both
friendly to the secession cause The Israelites de-
r}agE&F tn }ae pumbNr, sfIs5t1Hs fefYfp&ssEkz1a
&sIgef nk1essk dAmorss eoazasel Akss 4AeS9Ses
sOnists right" and both journals have oontainl
ed several elaborate defences of the principle Of Sc
cessiOps&s lpsaEsef9 CGn'asnsatSSss tsss~J
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sTRAWRERRIEs, -.

We hzTeoTsf one hundred varieties, among which ana, ~
Alpine Bush, white AID rel; Alpae Wood, vhse and red
Boston Pine Bus PRICE, Brighton Pine, Baltimore Scarlet
(vsrg earyl. Bishops OnSdR Panc-, Burrs New Pine
Brooks Prolific. Boydeps Mammoth, Crimson Cone, Cutters
e5hdndss ffufs IS d5, q Gees
eAslt8ft Dhhdees 6ehes Gl6Dose ec4fet
HEAVY sesdl Hooker Hudson, Harlem Orange. Ha64i
prolac) Iowa. Imperial Scarlet, Jenny Lind, a vr
as TsGsis isSae 81
asreri MITp q supetspr. u Toys Ezifk Red Msy
M8nfoS se{lA Mar hndfa, 0mer Paehs, Ohio Hatnoth,
Seeding, Rrincs fssose Scarlet Msgne Scott
Seasiine. Ain AdskssR srgy alaEtsaeSeeaAks sesl
en-; 81 % per 100.
Alice Maa4 Ajax, Admiral pupdsss, BFish Queen. Boston
Ps stbeA NtSts3 c6Aa Corrt3 de ffs1ds
Cuhhs Risek Prncc ebH de- fzrs DdedB ffoart5 Hon
Estf q hD1A Prince Of Wales, NfnFod fafke
and nsel friOmihe and and proatahle) Troll
opss Vctori. - Ghd as pssmssse Hercart de
Thlry, &C.. at 50 cents per dQEen; 81 50 per 90.
K7fRg's Carolina suR11 1z1saf Gelizh (VeT fArg1apd
E<< snplson's suDer5s (feast 81
90 SID. Jesse Reed 2aznl, &c, at 5091pper
dossf. s2 % Per loo
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Let me urge you, my dear sir, to give ,osr.early
and serious attention 70 this subject and seeing that
no rational gropnd Spf hope now exists thar any
eonstltV lon2l fpendnepts, the adapbon of which
would be likely to bring back the seeded States,
are now Of possible attainment, ! beseeeh you
to unite with your fell0wscftigens of tho South
without further deaay!F in dsauahdiag at the
hands of the Feaeralt Goternment such Asnsa an
ties as can alone prevent the effasi6n of blood in
civil strife, and restore peaeel and concord once
more TO a disturbed and distracted country. Will
you and those ted with Yoii poi9icAy in the
State Of TENNESSEE BE even less inclined TO aid in
composing our present troubles sand ID Securing
the future safety and Happiness 0f me So1t than
the leaders of the Black kepn bacdf faetidh them
selves, many Ofiwhoin are known to nave taken an
open stand for immediate retoJRhonif ARE e6u viii
ling that the State of Tennessee shall be sbehind
even the States of the North in the rendition Of lus
tee to our feow-eitizenx of the lse6edsd States
Are you content TO be recognized as one Of those
whe prefer attempting to prosecute afwar of sub>
Jugation against the SIX, miiopszofs your fellow
sttzens, WHO have already mathematician the
Union, TO the adoption, of such q humane Eand
eRnghSened policy towards them as can alone
enable US 70 retain their friendship, their
sympathy and -theiri fespecvs Ven, txii nerSaye
the peranence Oft these qHestiSns suhen ., shall
have called attention To tlsfalb vnesss,SLinrr
extracts from an aditeFiai, srtqls (which has just
made Its appearance ~ the columns of, the Cincin>
natl ConHseeta he Wspaper Y eli ho sr 70 s,1stain
particular relations with Cow Chase one of Mr..
Lincolns Cabinet, apaity}ch neBs be fair1yaFscog-
uized, on this occasion, epea l1ng g zs Hakprity
In the article referred to- the edor.of the CONNER
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

the amount Of two thousand dollars found necessary and
deposit the with the County Treasurer at such time
and in such the Chairman Clerk and Treasurer
may from time 10 time deem advisable.
Resoired That the orders issued above may be re-
ceivabe for County Taxes for the year 1861 and there
AFTER.
which report was accepted, and, on motion,
adopted.
Mr. Gaylord offered the following:
Rssoired That Mess Andre and Pettibone be and they
hereby appointed committee to prepare form Of or
der and affidavit be used by Supervisors in drawing upon
the Volunteer Family Relief Fund Adopted
Mr.. Andre, from special committee appointed
to prepare form of order aud affidavit to be
used by Supervisors in drawing upon the Vol
unteer Family Relief Fund, reported back a
draft of form of such order and affidavit, which
was accepted, and ordered placed on file.
Mr.. Andre offered the following
Resoired That the County Clerk be aud Is hereby In
strueted to procure 900 blank orders and adayits known
the Volunteer Family Relief Fund orders according to
the form reported by special committee.
| The Board thereupon adjourned until to-
morrow at the hour of nine o'clock A. M.
A. A. BRocKwAy, Chairman.
VIM. MoLL, Clerk.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

Said committee also reported back claim of
L. b. Curtis for services as commissioner in sur
veying Saginaw and Gratiot State Road, amount
ing to Sl02 06, with the recommendation that
the same be allowed at S9l 7S. Report ac-
cepted.
On motion Of Mr.. Andre the said claim was
allowed by the Board at the sum of sl02 o.
The Committee on Claims also reported back
the claims of NJ. G. Il. Plessner, l.. ii. Eastman
and Henry Bernhard, for services as Superin-
tendents of the County Poor, without recon-
mendation which report was accepted, and,
on motion of Mr.. Pettibone, said claims were
laid on the table.
The Committee on Claims also reported back
a claim of j. G. Wickham, with the recon-
mendation that the claimant have leave to with
draw his claim. Report accepted and adopted.
Mr.. Hack presented the report of T. North,
special commissioner of the Lower Sag naw
and Goodrich State Road, which report on mo-
ton was accepted and ordered placed on filc
Mr.. Loeffler reported that he had appor-
toned the State aud County Tax for the year
1861, to the different Townships, Cities and
Wards in the County of Saginaw, as follows
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22


VIM H. Southwick for Under Sherifs fees... 500
Which report was accepted, and on motion
leave was granted to the claimants to withdraw
their claims.
The Committee on Claims olso reported
back the claims of Milo Blair and George f.
Lewis, for printing Proceedings Of Board,
Equalization Table and Notice, for the action
of the Board. Report accepted
On motion the claim of Milo Blair was al
lowed at SIGH, and the claim of @. +. Lewis
was allowed at S76,44.
The Committee on Claims also reported
back the claim of Asahel jackson, for Juror
fees in Justice Court, with the recommendation
that the same be disallowcd Report accepted
and adopted.
The Committee on Claims also reported
back claims of John Hunter and u. w. Wright
for services under the Volunteer Family Relief
Act, withcut recommendation.
Ga motion of Mr.. Douglass the claim Of
John Hunter was allowed at $500; aud the
claim of z. w. Wright was allowed at 81 so.
A claim Of Perry Joslm for printing Pro-
ceedings of the Board for two terms, amount
ing to S44,44 was presented, and on motion
allowed by the Board at the sum Of Siir44.
The hour of nine o'clock having arrived, the
Board proceeded to the consideration Of the
special order, viz the claims of the Supcrin-
tendents of the County Poor for services dur
ing the past year.
Mr.. Andre moved to allow the claims of the
Superintendent of the County Poor as charged,
being the sum Of $50 EACH
The ayes and hayes being called for, the mo-
ton was lost by the following vote AWs-
Adams, Wright Miller, Andre, jackson, Free.
man, Douglass, Liskow, Munger, Schultheissy
and Brockway - II. Nayes - Mathewsony
Hack, Pettibonc, Guiley, Andrus, Schmidt,
Guilford, Loefilcr, Hunter, Gaylord, Quacken-
bush, and Glover-12.
Mr.. Wright offered the following:
Resoired That Lotion ii. Eastman NJ C. T. Plesso or,
and Henry Bernhard be- and hereby allowed seventy
fvo dollars oach which shall be In full for services rendered
as supcrintendents Of the Poor for the past year.
Mr.. Schmidt moved to amend by striking
out the words seventy.fve F." and inserting
therefor the word sixty" Lost.
The resolution Of Mr. Wright was then
adopted by the following vote: Ayes-Ad.
ans, Pettibone, Andrus, Loefler, Hunter,
Wright, Miller, Andre, Jackson, Freeman,
Douglass, Glover, Liskow Munger, Schult.
hess, and Brockway-16 Nayss--Mathew.
son, Hack, Guley, Schmidt, Guilford, Gay.
lord, and Quackenbush-7.
Mr.. Loefler offered the following:
Resolred That tho Board Of Supervisors Of Saginaw
county do allow tho members Of this Board for compcnsa-
opposite their and that the County Treasurer be-
and he IL hereby instructed to pay the same.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

alton that the claimant have leave TO withdraw
and to present in proper shape. Report ac-
cepted, and on motion, leave was granted to the
claimant to withdraw his claim.
The Board thereupon adjourned until to-mor.
row, at the hour Of 8 o'clock A. M.
A. A. BRocKwAy, Chairman.
WM. MoLL, Clerk
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22
81 25o,424 60 s6,727 81 sl4,272

81 250, 424 50 S6,121 81 Sll,2I2 O9
Which report on motion was accepted and
adopted, and the same ordered to be levied
and assessed on the taxable property Of said
townships and cities, as apportioned.
Mr.. Quackenbush submitted the following
report Your Committee on Roads and
Bridges have had under consideration the pc
tition of Geo. w. Bceman, Horace Douglass,
and others, asking this Board to determine the
relative proportion to be contributed by the
Township of Thomastown, for the construction
and repairing of the road from ST. Charles to
the Tittab., wassec River at the Fraser Farm
and recommend that the sum of one hundred
dollars be apportioned to the township. OF
Thomastown, for tho construction and repairing
of such road which report, on motion, was
accepted.
Mr. Liskow moved to amend the report by
striking out the words "apportioned to the
" township Of Thomastown," and insert there
for abe paid by the county Of Saginaw
Lost.
Mr. Pettibmc then moved the adoption of
the report, which motion was also lost.
Mr. Quackenbusb offered the following
Resoired That tho vote cIcctng Henry Bernhard SUI
of tho County Poor for the ensuing year. be
recons idercd. Carried.
On motion, the Board proceeded to elect
Superintendent of the County Poor in the
place of Henry Bernhard, by ballot.
Otto Roeser was duly elected Superintend
ent of the County Poor for the ensuing year,
in the place of Henry Bernhard.
The Board then took recess until 2 o'clock
P. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board called to order by the Chairman
Quorum present
Mr.. Schmidt offered the following:
Whereas Taxes assessed upon certain descriptions Of
Land in the Assessment Rolls Of the Township of Blum
field and Frankenmuh for the year 1861 described fol-
lows Part Of south west quarter section % town IL
north range cast amount Of tax o. 49, and part Of south
west quarter section g. north range east amount
of tax $500 rejected by the County Treasurer
count Of being indefinite descriptions therefore,
Resoired That the Supervisors Of the aforesaid Town
ships be and hereby authorized said taxes
upon the land tho roll for tho year
1861 In their respective townships under more definite
description. Adopted.
The Committee on Claims reported back
sundry claims, and recommended their allow
ance; and, on motion, said claims were allowed
"a follows:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

Nays-Matthewsop, Hack, Guiey, Schmidt, Lefhsr,
Wright, jackson, Glover and Schultheiss-9
On motion of Mr.. Andre, Mr.. Leffier was
appointed to apportion the State and County
Tax to the different townships, cities and wards.
The Board thereupon adjourned until tomor-
row at the hour of nine o'clock A. nj.
A. A. BRocKwAY, Chairman.
WM MoLL, Clerk.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22
CoURr HOUSE, CRY OF SAGINAW, }
October II 1861.

October IL, 1861.
Fourth day of the session of the Board.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment, and was
called to order by the Chairman. Roll called,
and quorum being present, the minutes of the
proceedings of yesterday were read and ap-
proved.
Sundry claims were presented, and referred
to Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Wright offered the following:
Resolred That the equalization reported by the Com
mttee on Equalization and adopted by this Board at
June session. be and the hereby adopted by this
Board and that the be the basis for the apporon
ment Of taxes for the current year.
which was adopted.
Mr. Wright offered the following:
Resolred That the Clerk Of this Board be and he is
hereby instructed to an order book suitable Tor the
Volunteer Family Relief Fund county orders. Adopted
On motion of Mr.. Gaylord, the Treasurer
was directed to charge so much Of the expense
of setting out shade trees and improving the
public grounds to the account of the Court
House and Jail Building Fund as will be sufi-
cient to balance those funds.
Mr.. Pettibone, from special committee to
whom was refer red the report of the Superin-
tendents of the County Poor, reported that they
have had the same under consideration, and find
it correct and would recommend the sum OF
fifteen hundred dollars to be raised for the sup
port of the Poor for the present year; which
report was accepted, and the recommendation
therein contained referred to Committee on
Ways and Meals.
Mr.. Douglass moved to take from the table
the resolution offered by Mr.. Jackson relative
to pay of Supervisors for services in disbursng
the Volunteer Family Relief Fund. Carried
On motion, leave was granted to Mr.. Jackson
to withdraw his resolution.
On motion of Mr.. Gaylord, the election Of
Superintendent of the County Poor was made
the special order for this afternoon at two
o'clock.
The Board then took recess until two
o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Board called to order by the Chairman
Quorum present.
On motion, the Board proceeded to cleo
three Superintendents of the County Poor, b.
ballot, and Messrs Thomas Owen, Henry Bern
hard aid Lotion II. Eastman were duly electe'
Superintendents of the County Poor for the en-
suing year.
Mr.. Andre submitted the following report ::
Your special committee TO whom referred the subjee
Of providing for the safe keeping Of certain county
for which there in the safo in tho Register
Office have had the under consideration, and recon
mend tho adoption of the following resolution:
Resore That tho Register Of Deeds be and he Is hcrcb
instructed TO procure the suitable safe for his o,
for not exceeding throo years and report his doing
at the next meeting Of this Boardl
which report, on motion, was accepted, an
the resolution adopted.
Mr.. Andre, Chairman of Committee on Way
and Means, reported that it will be necessar.
to raise by tax the following sums of money TO
State and County purposes, towit:
For State Tax 7H s
| the support of the County Poor OIL, 500 90
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22
CouRT HOUSE, Cry OF SAGINAW,


Second day Of the session of the Board.
Board met pursuant to adjournment and was
called to order by the Chair. Roll called and
quorum being present the minutes of the pro-
ceedings of yesterday were read and approved
Mr.. George W. Glover presented certi
fcate of his appointment as Supervisor of the
township of plymouth during the present ses-
sion of the Board in the place of George w.
Armstrong. On motion of Mr. Gaylord, said
certificate was ordered placed on file and Mr.
Glover admitted 10 a seat as member of this
Board.
Mr.. Michael LETTERS presented certificate of
his appointment as Supervisor of the First
Ward in the City of East Saginaw to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the temporary absence of
Oliver p Burt. On motion of Mr.. Andre,
said certificate was ordered placed on file and
Mr.. LETTERS admitted to a scat as member of
this Board. Sundry claims were presented and
referred to Committee on Claims.
The County Treasurer presented the follow
Ing statement of accounts
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

and recommend that the Of twenty thou
dollars levied and assessed upon the taxable prop
erty Of this county for the year 1861
which report was accepted, and, on motion,
adopted.
Mr. Liskow offered the following:
Resoired That the township of Thomatown Is author
lied raise the taxable property in said township the
of S742 So be used and expended in improving and
repairing the roads and bridges in said township Adopted
The Committee on Claims reported back
sundry claims and recommended their allowance,
and, on motion, the same were allowed, as fol-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22
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October 10, 1861. I

SIXTH DAY or THE SESSION OF THE BOARD.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, and
was called to order by the Chair, and quorum
being present, the minutes OF the proceedings
of yesterday were read and approved.
The Committee on Claims reported back
sundry claims and recommended their allow.
ance; and on motion, said claims were allowed
as follows: