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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-08-05
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,;r>ERAI. ORDER No 81
ShreE r:IoT., !

GENERAL. ORDER NO 81
Th. rl..u., commanding Ia ees pleasure
III ruahip:. RS grateful arkn"" Icd%eiHeh!S :
in hehnit .: h,nsel>. officers ana men, 'oi
,be kiud attention. bestowed upon his com
wand hv the citiZeu- of Shreveport and
vicinity. They have mini~terci I" us III
sicku..S. closed the eyes ri the dying and
buried the desl> The Ladies especially
have been ,usel> Of mercy amongst n5 III
III. midst OF our distress. The sick OF the
b; r.ri,ucn- are still among them. lhey
VIII no, h. forgotten, May God reward
such kindness and inspire the soldier win
NOR. devoted patriotism. ny order 81
Col Comd'g brigade
A. r, ry-sEII. Aid a. 4. \. \. Censrhi
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LOst.-I.os. ar straycd :ro1u the
wagon yard of Carriers Brigade. nnmhts
of Mules branded e s. liberal reward
will h. given sor their recovery or such in
formation as will lead to i. Applyio
Majo1 Dan. tONNtR.,
Quarter Master Carers brigade.
;,,Iv.f 4, Shreveport
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Terms nvariahl, CA>n l:-"I-1 Y

TN Milan 81. opposite h' '"v""-
dali Eo.ci.
TNHE proprietor has been to great
i. expense to ma kc this ia" most
Stable in he city. 1t Is con
vepienr to the steam boat landing.
Horses will be boarded by the day,
week or month, on the most r"asona'
bic terms. t'erSous visiting Shrer"-
port or roius to New Orleans, by
leaving their horses at this es'a'lf~ n n,
mont, can rest assured that they will
be we'll attended 10. Only give him
= cali and satisfy Yourselves.
.fOnN CALDW ELL.
:. KAHN. Superintendent
no Soy. a. III MfAl.A'
;uue,;'Ji Agent.
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STEAM BOATS.

ENCI RSlONS-TO LET FOR EXCUR.
AIsi9us ou reasonable terms Blrges CLEVELAND
ant LEXINGTON, with steamboats, anil uruvsa
hr!i> to W ~ y. MYERS, on board BIlkheAd. b.
v Try anl lsight st, Moth River. mylI ?iaesi00
X L T. NJ, MACOMB'S DAM, HIGH
Bridge and kuu,'i Bridge steamboat ThS
FLAG, Capt A. q. Bt1uy, will run on sunday,
My Is, from Pos SIP .. Harlem, connect.ng xi0
steamboat t. Ahuy' Il land stag " No, r,sana,
Tenth -. l. ave t., : p, aud II A. NJ: aud 3
4. N -.,e iIart'., !.l AID II. 81 A. 81: $50 ana
d tAP v. "a
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Personal NOTICES.

A PPRENTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE
a hereby notified not 70 trust, harbor or employ
JOHN PHELAN, Of Yorkville, who has been tsken
away from his services by his father, Finton Phe-
apprentice 70 me. JAMES l. WALTERS, 100
eo.th g. = %
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GENERAL BUSINESS.
A GENCY FOR PROCURING
s,oo po,-srv PENSIONS
PAY AND PRIZE MONEY

III BROADWAY tfrst n1orl.
PERSONS having any Of tie above claims on the
Government, are requested to coil Il the Office and
see the recommendations Of HIS HoSoR the MAYou
and other distinguished authorities. myl5 e'iis
CASH ADVANCES ON PIANOS, DIA-
nonds, watches, jewelry, books, stationery,
furniture, dry go2ds, dc, For sale cheap-plsn
meodeons' watches, diamonds, jewelry, seg.rs,
paintings, guns, PISTOLS sewing machines, SO
myl6 2is'll9 l. +. JONES, 81 Ann II, "a foor.
GOLD, SILVER, BANK NOTES, GOVERN.
ment Certificates, Treasury Notes Stock and
b ponts bought and sold By WIN. II. MARsToN.
ntlker ahh Broker, 80 Wall st. CHEST prices
paid Tor specie and demand notes. mylse!lOs
VENEERS! VENEERS !-MANUFACTU-
tnsi'eu 70 call and examine stock of rosewood
Ssn0 c, ssstins ash, oak, maple, sIpe tree,
90 Gu. ana sawed BY new improved machinery,
+ A.LiSa Co.. No. $50 Bowsry, corner Of
I.oustn st. y. Z. myi9 2sac'iO1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GIRL About 10, TO CAKE A BABY
= impure At IL Roosevelt st.--wsges ~. 1s
; A SMART, INTELLIGENT BOY, TO Attend
"A bar-Daroy ncueo, cor. l.ih Fl, aud 81 ave. 3,
A BOY To MAKE COMMON TRUNKS,
, IA n59S sixth ave. "A
A MILK ROUIE FOX SALE CHEAP FOR
IA cash. App'y 20 CLARK st, In store. ca
A MILK ROUND FOR CART, HORSE And
"A wagon. cor York AMI Pcarl, BNyn. myi6 Rs
A FRONT ROOM TO A LONE WOMAN
IArsnt paid ly washing aud ironing is,E. Bway
hAKEK WANTED AS TINED HAND
- sds Greenwich st. JOHN HAYES IS
ROY wANTED-TO LEARN HE Cooper's
~ tr'de; ss Barclay st. ~
RARBER WANTED SATt' RpAY AND
DsuniNy. Jos. STEWART, IS, dr.ai 81. 8
| RAiSTERS, OPERATIONS 4 FfNlsuERs
- on military ran,s-No. b New Bowsry. 9oJ
RhRbEES-wANTED A JUtRNEYMAN
- barber, nj lie Cherry IT, near Cs,harine. n
RoNNET-FBNMG MAkERs-Gool Hands
or. -sl y ~ Division It, gd floor, Lack. n
ROAkbiNG-A GENT AND WIFE 81. SIM
- sic gents $1s week. ~ Mtiison 81. II
RoX MAkLRs WANILD Ar A. HON
Lard a. e kOEiiLrR. myias'loi
RANJO ANb JIG DANCING TICGhT ny
j. HOGAN. 2Io T. ioth ~ ncat lat svc, mia3
RANJO TAtGnr rERthCT IN u LIS
Dsons. ~ ~ II c. polson, oi' hrsdwcy. ma sis
PRIESTS HAIR DYE-rhlCE 25 CENTS
Tho Hest in use. For sale hy Druggia,. ell?
Rui fRiNk's GASiIGnT REFLECTIONS,
D"t'e great l,ht for windows,"b.s Pearl st. uis /
lyme BOOK VIOLIN TuNES-l5 Numics
Dnow ready, 10 c,s. each. 1. Hrn",sus Btvcry
hR. GLOVER ATTENDS PERSON NLY
10 hl,hs tris-cs, &c, at Ann At. myIJi'l'i
EIRSr-CLASS MANIlLLA HANDS Wnntc /
ARMY M Bio Canal IT. 81
III ENlSulp ROOM MONUMENT FOR
h"''eA'"idn a month is ~ tctry N2ll
EOjND ON IilE 6thdly lMav, a lnr..,do,.
4 Prove prol rty Is ioy Charge -tul~ H. ,lvs..
EOR SALE-A SPLENDID NOCkINu bad
in iu'l ,'ns price s6--iai & MT n At, rear. 1
FOR S.,LE--A CHEAP HORSE.
Inquire e'G Avenue n 2o7
FOR Sh!E-A FLAMING MACHINE, III
boz Il ct,aI-at ~ Go m,.aa, ~
EtENiNliED ROOMS 10 LfT-AT ONE
dollar i'rwc'h II 80 u ave. m,lf 6'l.5
coon ACCOMMODATES ron BOARD;
~ '.s" da' l"'r'lrr' - -. II EJ..' en-, ut. nj;
Eoup liANhS WASTED fCE moor
" t'tt1 lci n ar t. t'u,r Il
HANDS WANTED To iii EIEIlS IN
f. tti as'l,s & ,IL.h,si, o. 'IIot ~
UNNrN WANTED ~ BNislE& FINISH
- H't'-' "S, 80 4r & " .in,o...h, 2,lltS
.'' ~ .N . It"N W .'i -, VI iilh-
r..,..',..,,., g.. o., -''. =
! 80 NIN : ''l' ""hl ~
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y ''N' '.''i
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IL l'''' 80 '.l'' o.. .'" 49,
i...,.t,l,v =, ,,,,....
80 ~ w. " ~ -
I,Itp,r51.s ,vnu,t.4ti...-> "a,
~ ',. 80, n ',.'' - W"
n.r., ,lDrs Wuu At, ,.r.i,,u = a.,
| " - - ,,i l..is,.,' 49,. IT, ~
cram ut,uurv ,vn ,.,.,.,.,.,,.,
> ''''n 49, ~ - ~ ~
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| "'''' "''h y 'ih AM
,riI.vrs nov w,>,,,,, 80"
avi ~, ,ra,i , ~ ~ Wv ~ Nho
nv. ,,,.,.,.,
~ DAN Lbs" NiE' a ~ HAND
Nun, ,,,,. .,s,,.,>,
i 49,, ~" 'an ~ wv NV W. ~, Nil ipl,
,DtxNrus ,,,r $50 900, w. w, 80
| i 49,, ~ NN',' ~. ~. VA.
|TOH\ttO STEMS sCRArS, AND cur
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THE SUNDAY nEnCUn1.
EOR SUNDAY MORNING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FoR SUNDAY MORNING.
Observation-Disclosures
SUNDAY MERCURY.
The many thousands interested in the rrowess Of
Vie Immortal and uncouquerablo hACKEREL
BH1GADk, now occupying the captured city "
Paris, nesr Rel mond. sre inform a that the
SUNDAY TABLE-TALK"
oSsomorrow's SUNDAY MERCURY ~ill include
another letter from the American Russell" In
ORPHEUS C. KERR,
who celebrates the unparalleled wisdom Of Cdpsdfn
Fhid'n Brctrn, Eskovire, In his administration Of
Justice as Provisional Governor Of Psris tho uper.
arnpled proclamation by which the iuthern Union
men were ccncilisted. and the most wise decision
oi william In tie case OF Planter versus Contraband
Likewise sraphc Illustration OF ths "Conserva.
tive" movement In Congress, and few remarks
concerning the frrsCOed dog, "B1cgna"
The Table Talk" will also contain . brilliant
n'sical aud socal feuillttou q Ia Ftancuiss gen.
ial Essay On al entertaining subject elessnt poe
TIE SUNDAY MERCURY
THE Only LIVE NEWSPAPER
On SUNDAY MORNING.
LAST SUNDAY aoRSINd's ISSUE
TIE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
contained
EXCLUSIVE INrElLiGENcE o, tho
......0 cCrrA los of NORFOLK.
EXCLUSIVE TNTEiLI1tNIE Of tho
DEsrki CriON OF rIIE MrRIfMAC
EXCL sivE INTELLIGENCE
ANilBVkNING MASS MELTING IN
EXCLUSIVE rNrELLIGrNCr ofre -'''''
RfhEL ARMY SENT AGAINST MCDOWELL,
EXCLu slVE PARTICULARS of tho
rxc,,s,vr r, GREAT FIRE IN TROY.
EXCLUSIVE fNrflLiGkNl
IRON PENSACOLA and pICKrNs
EXCLusivE IL rELI.IUrNCE
.. IRON POLICE HEADQUARIERs
EXCLUSIVE LIST of
- FOREIGN lMPoRrArIoNs.
,,. ARMY CORRESPONDENCE
EXCLUSIVE NEWS ;ruin
- THE wORip OF FASHION
IHE MILITARY, 1Ht tIktMEN, SPORTING,
BASE BALI. aud CkitkLr MEN, THE sulP.
fiSH WORLD Iht cry d.. Also, THE
BEHALF OF - q, CONCERT SALOONS. ALL
ot WHICH WAS u bLlSHfD IN No OTHER
iMLk I'LL no. rs ~ rtR 1IIE SUNDAY
MIRO lI HAD Bt.iN ls~i Ep.
BESIDES,
THE DlslIANpED VOLUNTEER, AMP TWEEN.
Tl 1--WE cola MNS on MELANuE
AND sihENnip srOKlLsl
ToMuKEow's
SUNDAY MERCURY
must a'so hc oil uca by al who want
.,,,.., Tlr VERY latest
TWO HOURS LATER IIitN CAS- w nAD IN
ANY OTHER fNiER
tu any Ir.c- 'ur casi. J.
THE StNrAl MERCURY
exceeds b. ..ic1.i. ID g., 't s., g." combined
Issues 90 h.i t1c t.r3 Dr.. rtpls Ti.,i'i yer.
~" in',' ''''t 'H '. "s tnrGlttNr and
10. i"'' 3D.. i... tft -
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AMUeEMENT0,
"A FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY

Everybody should hear Mr.. CHARLES FEn0yH
SON the well-known blind Professor on the III
Union Harmonic Pipes, At Irving Hall, 1<sh - -
posits We Academy OF Music, New York, On 1huso
day evening, tho 39th lust.
Professor FERGUSON will bs assisssd By lff. -
y. ~ LLivAN, the great Pianist: Mr. n ~
HAkblSG' The celebrated Vocalist; . spissl0
hslfprce.
~ Don't miss the FOX CHASE.
Doors open a I, concert " commence q 3
o'clock. ITO
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FOR sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN
III. soa rsRsa Of xu:s; 1.s I:
never yer exhibited here, viii exebsng.. =. bIAxE:
$50
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IO GkO'ERS AND SALOONS - ST.
L j '.u. Sow smoked Alcwyes, the lint Of ths
season, Eratrai as lrt'utut Il hsh IN barrels
la.yE lal quarters nm IN pa E,ges q suit privasS
f.ia.. a'.'oAt rgc HAht.N behring's, for sals
rs ROBERT hlHAN % hey st, formerly with
NELSON WELLS & co. myl6 2si<0
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DRY GOODS.

GEO. KEYEs, 343 EIGHTH AVE, WILL
open on Monday several cases and packages
new and elegant dress goods, prints, coaks, and
shawh also carpets, olcloth, window shades, and
large stock of domestics, at low prices. mylI p.
T. ARPETlNG-GEO. KEYES, 3i3 EIGHTH
AVE, is daily receiving from auction and import
ers, English brussels and ingram carpets, oilcIotb
windo" ' - rugs, mats, &c, ut popular prices.
r,yf sac GEO, kEyEs. AZ E,gbt6 ava.
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- MOSS Huctonc'r, will % at auction, ~ d,
l'v, At hif sf"t,, 13H lhid ay', l,tvr,u 4gth aud
D 90 At ~ ipi. ''lork e. m. Tho .o IL. ~, q plu
ID. bankrupt stock, VIII be slld it'o.t Sea, rye.
iuyiT = .s.u2
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EOH SALE TENEMENT HOUSE n
DO j ga nal, il.rro story lr house A.
iu', at HtHit o 1T foo. i,g Vnt.r ant g5s ren1
t'r over J." per cent on - loo. fric, 500 pas}
can r'iH1iu "a mort 90 II leg rod. Apply 10
II. kIiLOii, 1872 = itl ~, y. V, or g. vi
my, -iHt'ii7
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EOR SAiE-A House AND T. ACRES
ui l,nrc' .ani,vci GEO .ej ald 30 j rp,aches
i-tut home i,r a ..rri.i. a hours ,rou~
BrD'slyn, with nurrins H.l evening trains In.
4 tir - y. A. tOSChllNi, wool anil coal ufnoA
At'hnt, -, n'ar sm'h, iiro@iyu Ev'y terms.
iuyit a'l.T
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ARTICLES FOR SALE

A NUMBER OF NEAT BUSINESS WAC
ons, both new and second handed you will
Gnd this place favorable AZ any that can be found
very article got here warranted as represented.
SIEWARI's Wagon Factory, o9d st, betw. Broad
way and sth ave. myl5 3is'lA9
fOR SALE-A LOT OF ABOUT 200, 900
OF German and domestic segars to pay advances,
q H. FkiDENBERG'5 Eagle Loan Office, un-
aer oriental Bank, Bowery aud Grand st. lis
FoR sALE-.-----
nns drsught horses.
..,o, C6AGIN co,
NY. 0Ol 8S9 West 18th q.
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As'S'TnON NOTICES.

A UCIION $500 CASES BOOTS
"A mi shoes TO I've sold at auction On Monday,
y y l9h, ~ l0T O'Clock, at Il g store of Z. s. PAR
SONS 4 SONS, 81 Coutiaudt 1t. Prime assert.
M ut OF irrA. AMI ses+,ntble goods. uylT 2S'iO,
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VO LEA MILK DEPOT 391I 1T. AND
l.Drd"ry II ,s"u1 ut sul lsi door, .5x6O aoA
10 tt'-, 4Is, waite. aud oinrei vel adapted oS
: .ru4e. 1877
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I NnnNNT. AuCrk-hY SMLNnnNRT

I "'IINNI' NU'II III NV j, NVI'INKT,
- Au,ton. crs-This day, at 10Y O'Clock, st tie
auction room, North william ct, mortgage sale Of
i'us lul1 furniture mAht .auy bureaus, ctutre Ia
hl,s, wash stands, oil cloth, bod-;,ads. beds and
l'ediluS &c; also srorer's top wagon. MICHAEL
IOODY. Any flr Horign.cn lgy
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NINuS'S ROYAL CIRCUS
~ PALACE GARnES, iitl 81 ,Sr Grn Az,
opiN rrR \ 81 Irr - MINER : hSoS ONLY
AtItkSuON At @, aui EVENING, atT
ELLA XplARA, LITTLE GEMMA, OMAR
IOYAKA
TIE wonicrf1 liu'rtt.,r man,
COMMODORE rODrE
KOS, - ccut'. served S,atS 81 nts Chn
drcn, % cents rr.y t'sl.S
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TOIlN II. Burnley, AUCTIONEER, WILL
cell this day, ~ O'Clock, nt ~ Canal st. sofa
lcda, bureaus, Wristbands, brd-t'ais. extension Ia.
hes, mirrors, carpets, oil cloths, feather ieds,
lair mattresses, lace curt ns Gotta Re suits suits
ln plush, ono rosewood piano. IgT
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"a au,t.ouccr-El,crth household furniture tl.a
hay, Saturday, To-. ueotk, at pr,ygt" rrsii' he. Is
West ljtA 90, near On ave, ooupriglHl purior,
chamber ani tillny room furniture, carpet X and
be Iiiu-, mirrors, table. clans clock. sofa eds
c;f' s. shades, t1n"s rockcrs. c ina, gias' silver
ware, De-. A'sn Easement Hul kit,hcn uiturc
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TD LET-EENT sloO-A 2 STORY AND
-. % h s. ,uli ono Il ro o. ground, on the New
'""h r.''I ~ miles from tue Wiainsburgh fer.
l,s, ~ - pas the door hourly. Apply 70 4
KApILIE IL Jol IA 81. l6l
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"1soA1SS, the time OF Chrisi's Advert to
Judge thsWord, according TO numorous o,n,si
tors."A lecture on this at lecture room, 20 Conne,
Institute, sund4H, ~ p. IN, by Rev. NJ BAXTER,
Geo. SiOrrs, Editor of the Bibie Ex.mI-
ncr, will preach at Botsnlc Hall, 6s East Broadway
u the Second Advent Church waiting for the Sec
ond Advent OF Christ TO set up his Kingdom and
Reign over all the earth tomorrow, at Ion a. NJ
and bpm. All lovers Of Bible truth ere cordially
invited ~ attend. ~
Rev. Sidney A. Corey will Preach in the
Stone Church, t2sth II, near Broadway Tomorrow
afternoon, at 81 o'clock, and In the evening at TX
o'clock, Os'
The Anniversary Of the sunday Scbool
connected with the 42nd 81. Pres' yterian church,
between 18th and sth ayes will be held on Sunday
May 18Th, at 81 O'Clock p. m. Addresses will be
delivered ny the PASTOR Rev. Z. Il. RANKEN and
u. g. PARDEE, Esq. 2i2
West e. 9TH NJ. United Prr.by terinn Church.
between tth and 10Th ayes. Preaching tomorrow
Co%mpppnn.iSn s.bbsth' by the Pastor, Rev. q
nHMfs HARPER Ian n. p hsif ~ ma a. m, and by Rev.
Invited. oos Nv
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An Army Meeting will be held next
6abtath evening In Bergen, NJ j., Reformed Dut, h
Church, Rev. DIR. TAYOR, Pastor. Services ~
I'm. Object-Aid to the Board Of Publication in
dresses and statements may be expected from the
Agent, an Army Chap ain and others. Collection
taken AL MeeordislIy invited " attend. L must
be . meeting Of deep interest. 30
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IO lEI-TWO NEAT ~ STORY COT.
i t.,ai s'th l,ru Hil one acre Of land, az mile
7 ~ W. 'Hr-h ferries, near Newtown Planh
.'i. OHM hourly, Rru, $65 ami as Apply
I HtO. l.. BElNCAEkHofF, II Ncw,own, L.
mylT 2'laI
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-28

ernment-says that Gen. Mcclellan
is a man who has been guilty of sin
action, incompetency, cowardice OF
traitorous designs That he has
shown that she is not capable OF
managing what men he has had
nor "evinced any inclination on his
"part TO attack the enemy or even
"follow up retreat"
Does Mr.. Blair call that Sappori
of the President, to attack his princi,
pal officers, by and through whom
his designs must be executed9 Is il
not, rather, support to Chandler
Blair and other abolitionists, who
thought there was nothing to iighr
for until after the Proclamation.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

HN tho eleventh day Of May in the year one
~ thousand eight hundred and 1fty-seven, Moses
X. Norris, by mortgage Of that date duly mort
gagged to Mark Norris: All the west half of the
south quarter Of section number fifteen (l5) in
township number ten (0) north of rang number
six (6) east, containing eighty acres lying and be-
ing in the county Of Saginaw and State Of Michi-
gan, with the hcrcditaments and nppurten2n noes
thereto belonging. The said mortgage with the
power Of sale therein contained was recorded on the
twelfth day of June in the year 1851 at o'clock A.
NJ. in Lbcr +, of Mortgages, on pages I'll and 10
in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for said county
Of Saginaw.
The sum Of lightweight and $500 dollars IL
claimed 10 be due said mortgage at the nate Of
this notice; and default having been made in the
condition of said mortgage, by which the power. Of
sale therein contained has become operative and nc
suit or proceeding having been instituted at law 70
recover the debt thereby secured any part there
Of, Notice is hereby given, that said Mortgage will
be forecosed for tho amount due thereon, with in
terest costs charges and the attorneys fee OF TWEEN
ty-fiye dollars therein stipulated by sale Of the
mortgagcd premises; which sale will be made al
public auction at tho front door Of the Court House
in Saginaw City, on the goth day Of November, A
ID. 1862 at O'clock in the afternoon OF that day
| Dated, 18th August, 1862 =
R0CCENA j. NORRIS, Exccntrix Of the LAS
will and testament of Mark Norris, Mortgagce
iNoRs NINDE, Attorneys for Morigagce's Elk
ecu rix. n3wl3
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-28

bill arr in direct conflict with the con
stitutio1 of tho United States, because
in those provisions it undertakes TO
Initiate q criminal prosecution in a
court of jusice for the commission Of
the crime ofTensop, and without try.
Ing the Offender it proceeds 10 strip
him OF his property; to sell it and place
the proceeds II tho public treasury of
the United Stubs. All this to be done
without trial, Without calling n jury,
or resortng to any Ct those proceedings
which in my Judgment the constitution
of tho United States imperatively DO
mands in all crimaNal prossecutious,
regard this as being in. direct conflict
with that clause of the constitution
which provides that in all criminal pros
ccutlons no man shall be deprived ol
life, liberty or property, without due
process of law. therefore vote
against it r.rr, r-.T
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-28
PROBATE ORDER.

StTATE or MICmGAS--COUNTY OF SAGISAw-ss,
y At session Of the Probate Court for the County
of Saginaw, holden ut the Probate Office in the City
of Saginaw. Friday the twenty fourth day Of De-
tobor in the year enc thousand eight hundred and
sixty two. Present Luke Wellington, Judge Of Pro-
bate In tho matter of the estate of stephen Whit
ncy deceased On reading and fling the petition,
of Fred Suydam, Phillip Phoenix, Jno. Dan, and
Geo Henry Warner, who are the executors OF
Stephen Whitney late Of the city Of New York de-
ceased, have presented instrument purporting to
bo an exemplifol copy of the last VIII and Tcstn-
ment of said deceased pray only that the same may
bo admitted TO Probate in said County Of Saginaw.
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the twenty
fourth day of November next ut ten o'clock in the
forenoon be assigned for tho hearing Of said petition
and that tho heirs ut law Of said deceased and all
other persons interested in said estate arc required
to appear ut session Of said Court, then to be bo
den at the Probate Office in the City of Saginaw,
and show cansc If any there be- why the prayer Of
the petitioners should not be granted Aud il is fur
ther ordered that said Petitioners give notice to the
persons interested in said estate, of the tendency Of
said petition and the hearing thereof, by causing r
copy Of this order to ba published in the .l;dI Sagt-
mar Courier a newspaper printed and circulating
in said County Of Saginaw three successive weeks,
previous to said day of hearing.
LUKE WELLINGTON Judge Of Probate
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-28
LET THERE BE A
General Turn Out,
TO TIE .#H
LAST MEETING OF THIE CAM
PA1GN.

E That irlcorrigible wag, Lieut..
Derby, alias "John PbGnix," while at.
tending theatcr in San Francisco,
thought that he saw a person with whom
he wished to speak, few seats in front
of him, and III order to attract his at
tcntion, he requested a gentleman who
sat in front to reach over and punch
him with his umbrella. Upon the per.
son looking around he saw that hc was
a stranger, and, Pt0niS directed his at
tcntion to the play, leaving the puncher
and punchee, to settle it as best they
could. Tho punchce requested an eX
PLANTATION of the punchcr, whcrcupon he
turned to Phoenix and said, "Sir. lidn'
yOu request me to punch that man p
. Yes, sir" "Well, what did you want ~
40, nothing, only had a cul mostly to
SEE if you'd do it.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-28
HENRY WOODRUFF, Sheriff,
FRANKLIN A. CURTIS, Under Sheriff.
OFFiCE or TuE SECRETARY OF STATE, }
LANSING, Mich, August 18th, 1862
To The Sheriff qfme County Of sagina,r:

LANSING, Mich, August 18th, 1867
To The Sheriff oftte County Of sagiaa,r:
You arc hereby notified that ut the next General
Election to be held on The Tuesday succeeding the
first Monday of November next In the state of Mich
igan the following Officers arc to be elected, wiz
Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State,
Auditor General State Treasurer Commissioner Of
the State Land Office, Attorney General, Suporn-
tcnient of Public Instruction. Member Of the state
Board of Education, in place Of George willard,
whose term of Office will expire December 3st, 1862,
and a Representative IN Congress for the SIM II
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Of this state, to
which your County Is attached.
Also senator for the TWENTY-SENENTH
SENATORIAL DISTRICT, to which your County
l. attached, agreeable to the provisions of Act No.
1872, of the Session Laws Of 1851
Also Representative for each Of the TWO REP
RES ENTATlNE DISTRICT into which your County
is divided agreeable 10 the provisions of Act No TIC,
of the Session Laws of lS6l.
You. are, also, hereby notified, that at said General
Election an amendment of the Constitution relative
to removals from Office, provided for by by joint
Resolution No Is, approved March 18th, lS6l.
Also. an amen ncnt TO Sections one two and fUur
Article fifteen OF the Constitution concerning Bank
ing Corporations; amendment to Section, six, Ar
ticc thirteen OF the Constitution rclGNeto the cleo
ton Of Regents of the University; amendment u
Section six, Article nineteen, of the Constitution re-
lativc TO Elections in the Upper Peninsula, and an
amendment 50 Section two, Article twenty, OF the
Constitution, relative to the Revision of the Corsii-
tuition, provided nv Joint Resolution No IL, apprOy-
| cd March 18th. 1851.
| Will be submitted TO the Electors Of this state oI
their adoption or rejection pursuant TO the require
mcnts of the Constitution, and Of said olutions
respectively.
| Is WITNESS WHEREOF, have hcrcuni,
! set my hand and affixed the Great Seal Of
| L. 5 the State Of Michigan mn Lansing, this
| 18th day Of August, 4. ID. 1862
GEORGE II HOUSE, DsPufy Secretary Of STATE