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OPP FELLOWS HALL
PO.LEMORAMA.
ST A N l. Ely & CON ANTS
GIGANTIC ILL USTRATIONS

OF fHE
WAR FOR THE UNION.
East and West; Battles, Bombardment:. MsToS S;
EapiS;IGns; soehs: and inc.asnts OF ever, lind
T Tbs Naval Bs1sle 3. H.mp,on Roads, in which
az # siSD
MhACaths Destruction sr q the GoZg,ess Cum.
~onderfui and interesting Exhibition q itsof '''
=. This Great hlstorIo Work will be presented to
" EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
s Nd WSEpNG o q, snt SATURDAY AFIER-
A PPOLLO CONCERT SALOON, late New
Clarendon Hotels COT Sth and Pa. Az. he cooIss.
and most agreeable p ace where gentleman really
petition in regard to sing ing. dancing and ssyinr
e,s o Sfe sns SoTPsTs mis; Annie West,
SIDING stthe plsnc. Prof 9 Naehman, we'll known
water sIris n ssssnd.ncs. cm Il. Ne4 a SSTs
SoSsf fSnefIi g O'Clock t ~
WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN, New Yori
opened the above pleasant rstrssi for this season
ne Ten n Alley Rsra and sSo saG
visitors: Clubs and associations can have the use
~ nat D Ven to ss1 Ii.
deavors to please ali VINO may honor him With theil
presence. In "a Sm'1 ERNST LOEFFLER.
DATENT OFFICE CURIOsITIEs-Guide 4
Il Patents, CatAogu OF Curiosities and Govern
ment Gardens, .. the stand in Patent Once; Rare
Ants usrien Books; Government Books; Docu-
ports; Bprnt Patent Once Reports; Cheap Book,
furnished TO PedlArli Military Trials Military
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coasi
showing over 1900 miles; many thousand CheaJ
Books. Rocohect oheal rent. Large sAles, lev
NV LIN ALFRED HUNTER.
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GROSS, MILITARY SURGERY; SO.
Hsmilton's Military surgery; ga
6aiingsifs Military surgerI; London; $3.50.
Guthrie's Military Surgery: S225
oDgmore, on Gunshot Wounds; IS
ripper AID blaokman's Hand Book for the n nj
. tary >urEcOD; 81.
maoLeods SurseTv Of Crimean War; 81 50.
STRONGER. EsmSrch n Strethsm. on t;npshoi
Wounds; Euhdon; 5ls7.
S<T.
hppIs., Ambulance Surgeons; Tendon; 81 So
Miss NIghtIIgeies Nole. on Nursing; Is
len FRANCK taylor,
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FOR WHITE HOUSE DIRECT,
PhMuEKY RrvRs, Va.
H., r the above stauop on sunday, June 18th. GES
For freight spp. on hoard. %46
Captain N. WILSON,
le u-St Foot Of Eleventh a.
HANDS LINE
SONSlGNEEs,N OTICE!-The steamer G.. G..
rived. Ha%lk-A
Freight ready for dellvsry Es
.. HYDE d DAVIDSON,
" GeOg-togn.
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TIE Senate Of hhe United States of america,
as the Conrt Of Jmpeaehments, S,ttsag on
ths cHse Of Vast II. NWmpAreys, Judge of
Ms DlSf'7ct Court Ofths United States for
the Secer0t Districts Of the State Of Ten
HeSSee.
MONDAY, JUSHs, 1859.
ORDlRED, Th.t fhIs nigh Goar. of Impe.oh-
ment stscds Adj IurnFd II the 28th dsy of JuDe,
salu Welt u. Humphreys has failed TO make biz
afpca ancA 10 answer the said articles of N ,sac-
ment, tnoe duly ermmoned. IL further ord red,
hat poosi1atIon for his app srauce on that day be
mahe oy suolishlng this order IL the National in
St1f; newspapers printed In tie nIty of Wa. hing
Ton LOT least ten days, succe,sIsey, bsfore ssId
Sth DAY OF June Instant, and a 10 IN the ,hyl a
Unon nswspaper printed 10 the CITY of Na.hviIe
In the SIae Tennessee a. least FIVE sever n DAYS
before SAID 18Th dsI 81 dns, instant.
go Attest. J. w. FORNEY,
Jsu-lt Secretary of the Senate,
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FUTURE DAYS.

BIZ BOTELKR Il WILSON, Auctioneer,
THIRrY,FIVE MULES. HORSES, Wa
.ssf :s 5i ISs Il s.S.. Il q Z
Tn :, i've superior yosng Mules,
Eight Wagons md Carts,
sets ofAs:ne.., ssGd'ss. Brides. &c.
Ell &sSfIlkLRfRE% i vii WILSON, Aso.
Stk Of s. f fsSMt b% S2 kHSso'f sSusr
sSt1n = re Sffr siH II %
June lSth AIS o'o,ook, on the premises, We ,hsli
No IS fsontips . fee, on soTsR street 81 Il:
corner OF 70 stIeeI yest running b,oE 50 feet %
ins q neat and vel bur t.o story fame Dvei-
Tst ,OSson e. tbs property mssss it desirable
Terms: one half cash; the remainder in 4 ana
-ts lS.d %. Mes uIRR CO.. AIct,.
HAD some KEsLpESCE AT PgBLlc
- Lot No IS, N ssusre No. s51, foptlns 90 fet
by 90 feet on Pisce street Iosether With tbe i'm
provements, consisting Of handsome Brisf Cortsse
Sy ssoS =. ~ s.s. fee snS ...
ing ARD bath rooms with hot and GOLD vsts3
The frounds are ndsomely improved. It's sIt
nstion 10 oonyenI"utto 80. AoysIus Uhurch and
I'll respects de.Trssie resIdence. e"o ~ 10
~ rerssns desiring nay examine the property st
,1efns; % so N cash; the remainder on oonre-
ieI, ]: c. MCGUIRE a CO., Auc..
HI G, MCGUIRE 4 CO. Apctiopeer..
TRusIEs's SAL. OF SMALL DWELL
ING HorsE AND LoY on FouRTIIrrH sTEIIr
sfTxff ssR s jan. ss1.,.
so,oioei, on the pre- rises: By virtue Of deed Of
w. b., No. lG, follos SEQ ct zee one Of the and
par, Of Lot No Is, in square Isl. frontin Id feet
inches en- Fourteenth street betveeu south and
streets AID Ignnlnt tscl 100 tset. tefstE-f viii
ne III proxeuenfs, consisting Of two story Bnot
pxxsI,ns House. SoStsIpI1B seog. Az rooms.
By J. c. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneer,.
L PROVED hIII EsfLTs IN rs1 eSIH on war;
amor II. sns TsosrS 81 81 go Of trust rseordse
.hs .eli al Public Auction. on s1T iH
day Of July. 1851, 81 The ONCE OF J. c. Moe uire
as.. G sss e, q tSs f6Ss
". q, that Ia O. say
Also l.ft Of OF G, IN he saSdissor Of Lot,
Nos Us. e, and H. in square SIS, frontinf on In
ai1na avenue, near the City Hall.
ns seseia parcels tai lnproved) VII Be offered
The terms OF sale are: One fourth in os.h and
1i from Ss Day '1 q &. ds..5
PAYMENTS TO be secured by rotss sstisfactory 20
ss assS e '
II these terms be not complied With on third dsy
sen. uIcn three days notice. At the riss ana e.
PENS OF the oefsultins Purchaser
All oonyeIsnons a. the expense of the purchs-
jes-dts }. c. MCGUIRE q Co, Auots.
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WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF OUR
w lre3ds And the public to our Auction Sale Of
Household Furniture, on N.v Jersey avenue, be-
tween p and streets. on THURSDAY mo ming l2lh
lear!y new, and will Re sold without reserve.
lie 70 WALL RARNARn Aun<s
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FOR sALE-lOe Barrels Pure RYE WHISKY,
L In lots to salt purchasers. Apply corner
and Ninth stree.
10 9lw- d. O,NFIII Art
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FORD'S ATHENEUM.
Tenth street. 5ear PennsJlvsnis sr.
Ersisf fsS1IcS oiohs. sss S SiHsS.cr
GHIs EVENING
Third night Of great drama or city life. VT item
BY Mr.. w. B, EssLIsH. and en- tilted
FAST MEN OF WASHINGTON!
splendldiy gotten up with
NE w LOCAL SC EN- E Y,
BIZ Mr.. JOSEPH Parker.
HARRY JofdsD -. MIR McCuIieuSR
Jenny i.iIlovo. with num.rou,
IIotoan Olsgu ses ..---- zee. Mrs DlShop
lIcidentsl to the P'ec.,
A COMPANY OF FEMALE MINsTRELs
will appear IN several scenes of lrresgatls hum ,r,
SONGS. DANCES rsxSf H,ta JOKES &C..
Dress CIrols and Pare ussts-----sOo cents
Gf0hefst Ti, Sstats----------------1s cents
No eIIs charge for secured seats. 80 ''"N
.. poois open &c hai past O'Clock; performances
GROWERS THEATRB.
fs; svsnus; near lAth st. and the willard House
THE MORAL DRAMA!
Third '''''HsfPsss ok 2 ts' fso6f rs 'd actress
COM EDY CONG X b SIS.
In its greatest strength!
Mortimer. Setohen, Ti'tor, Phillips, Baker, Fey
monr. Jenry Parker, Lofty hough sophie
Climber: Mrs. Sermon, Mrs, Edwards,
60 DO, &C.
Full Corps q Ut,is Beautiful Corps dc
Ballet Efficient ChorUScS, &c, 4c.
This EVENING,
AID every evening until further notice. viii he pre-
eented the thrilling crama entitled the
ROMANCE
ROM ANCE
h4oa
YOUNG MAN.
=, YOUNG NAN
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w the market ready 70 pay cash for al arncles
D III me hSESs.inrni.hiSE ns Those leeying t6s
BUCRLY, z2s Seventh st, between g snd sd !.
east slde,) Dealer in New AND Second hand Far
n'uTe. no n
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FORnS ATHENEUM.
Tenth street, uear Pennsylvania sY.
Z. A. Halt stage Manager
{toHNb z ---.-OrCnetuAl DlEeoDOI
PHILLIP WARRHN. -......----- -----. Treasurer
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- FROM THE SOUTH.
Rebel Telsgrsphic Accounts Of the Battle In
FFont Of Richmond.

From the Lynchburg Republican, June
RICHMOND, Nav 81, * ma great fight In
going on this side Of the Chickahominy. The
incessan. roaring Of the artillery can be heard
from the Capitol Square, and the smoke can be
seen frem the Capitol.
The Chickahooainy 10 immensely flooded In the
elSmy's rear.
[sEcosp DIsPArcH.]
RICHMOND, May 81, p. M-rhe grand drama
opened TO-DAY on the Williamsburg road, seven
miles from Richmond.
Gen. HIS Division attacked the enemy, sup
ported by those Of Lnngstreet and Huger Gen
Longs'reet commanded the whole.
The attack was made at one O'Clock, and from
two Until eight the light ragged necessarily and
with great violence.
The enemy was driven back fully mile, and
tneir camps taken by our men.
The loss was very heavy on both sides.
The 18th Virginia Regiment went into the hght
at half-past-four, and was In the thickest Of the
carnape.
Latham's Battery lost nearly all its horses.
Prisoners report that the enemy commenced the
fight with thirty thousand men and were rein
forced rapidly.
Tbe result IL considered decidedly In our favor
The engagement IL expected to be renewed to.
morrow or Monday
REGULAR PRESS DISPATCHES
RICHMOND, May 81, 5 p. M.-There was a VIC.
lent rain and thunder storm here last evening
continuing several hours About nine O'Clock ths
city was thrown into total darkness, tie gai
works becoming flooded.
A skirmish took place yesterday on the Will
liamshurg road, between four companies from the
24th Virginia and 23d North Carolina Regiment,
and Federal regiment Our loss was i've killed
Including Capt, ScarboYo', OF North Carolina
and I've wounded. The enemy; loss 10 said 10
have been heavy, including Colonel and Major
night Is now progressing on the Williams.
burg road, near the Chickahominy, which 4.
greatly swollen by the rain las. evening. No re-
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QOO PIECES ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
OUU PRINTS, new st, les
l51 pieces new style LAWNS at l2So,
Our stock 10 tull IN al deps ailments.
WIN. X. RILEY q BRO,
ye1 I'm No. a6 Central Stores.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board called to order by the Chairman.
Quorum present.
Mr.. Jeff,rs presented series of Resolutions
relative to encouraging enlstments in any of the
regiments of this State which on motion were
made the special order for tomorrow at the
hour of two o'clock, p NJ
Sundry claims were presented and referred
TO committee on Claims
The committee on County Affairs reported
back the circular from the Superintendent of the
Detroit House Of Correction and recommended
the adoption of n resolution annexed to said
report which report was accepted, and the
resolution, after an amendment was adopted
and is as follows:
Resoired That the Chairman and Clerk of this
Board be and they are hereby authorized to enter
into an agreement or contract in behalf of the County
Of Saginaw with the Common Council of the City Of
Detroit or with any authorized agent or officer in
behalf of said City TO receive and keep in the De-
trot House of Correction any person persons who
may he sentenced 10 confinement by any Court or
Magistrate of this County for any term not less than
sixty days under the provisions Of Act 16i of Session
Laws of 1861 and that they the requisite notice
10 I've published in the Sdginap VdlleV Republican,
East Sdginaw Courier and Saginap Weekly Enter
prise ia
Mr.. Hack, Chairman of committee on
Claims reported back sundry claims and recon-
mended their allowance, which Report was ac-
cepted and on motion said Claims were allowed
by the Board as follows:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04

lars be aud The same is hereby appropriated from tie
Volunteer Relief Fund to the City OF East Saginaw
and that an order for the said amount be issued to
said City. Adopted.
Mr.. White, Chairman Of committee on
County Affairs, reported back the lists of Lands
returned delinquent for taxes to the Auditor
General and charged to the County of Saginaw
and recommended the adoption of the following
resolution.
Resolred that the County Treasurer be and Ia
hereby instructed charge to the several Townships
and Wards of this County hereinafter named the
sums following on account Of taxes rejected and
charged back to their County by the Auditor General
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04

Which Report on motion was accepted and
adonted. and the several amounts ordered to DO
levied and assessed on,the taxabIesproperty Of
suid Townships and Cities as apportioned.
Mr.. Haack, Chairman of the committee on
Claims reported back two claims with the REQ
ommendation that the same be allowed, which
Report was accepted and said Claims were
allowed as follows:
A. s Gaylord for services as Supervisor, $3.50
Alpheas Oliver, los .witness less, -s.s.---ss2l a.
The hour of ten o'clock having arrived, the
Board Proceeded to the election Of three Sup
erintendents of the County Poor by Ballot,
upon which nezekiah Miller, Otto Reser and
Charles c. Bachelor were duly elected TO said
Office. n III Jktl
Mr.. Jackson moved, that when this Board
adjourn it adjourn until the first Monday in
January next Adopted 92rrvsvav
Mr.. IIanes offered the following:
Resolred, That the sum Of two hundred Dollars be
raised by Tax for the purpose Of making the neces-
sary repairs tn ice breakers to the Tittabawassee
Bridge and that said sum- when raised be subject 10
the orders of the Highway Commissioners of Thorn
ostown. tTH 0uW FewH Z ffcEsrryf Z
Resolred, That said sum be apportioned as follows
Thomastown, fifty dollars; Tittabawasscc, twenty
FIVE dollars; Richand, twenty five dollars; Swan
Creek fifteen dollars; Saginaw, fifteen dollars; Sag
nav city, twenty dollars East Saginaw, twenty
five dollars; Fremont ten dollars st. Charles, ten
dollars; and that the Supervisors of the Townships
aforesaid be and they hereby directed to assess
the several sums hereinbeiorc mentioned on the tax
able properyn their respective Townships In the
year 1862. Adopted.
The following w1s adopted: ,. 49,. +,
Rcsolred, That the County Treasurer be and he 10
hereby authorized aud requested to procure without
delay two copies of Ge2ers Tax Tables, one for thr
Of tl.. nf
for the use of the Township of Richland, the cost
thereof to be charged to said Townships and tbs
tables to be d,lvelcl to the Supervisors Of said
Townships.
Mr.. Lefler offered the following:
Resolccd, That the Board of Supervisors OF Sagi-
nav County do allow the members Of this Board m
compensation for attendance at this session and for
the County Treasurer be instructed TO pay the same.
viz:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04
AFTERNOON SESSION .

Board called to order by the Clerk. Quorum
present. The Chairman not being present, on
motion, Mr.. II. Miller was appointed Chairman
pro tenn.
Sundry claims were presented and referred to
committee on Claims.
Mr.. Hack from special committee appointed
to examine the books of the Superintendent of
the Poor reported that the committee have ex-
amined the same and find that the Superintend-
cnts of the Co. Poor have received no compens-
alton for any services performed during the
last year Report accepted.
Mr.. Haak, chairman of Committee on Claims,
reported back sundry claims and recommended
their allowance, which claims we're on motion
allowed by the Board as follows:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04

Resolved, That the sum OF two hundred Dollars be
raised by tax on the taxable property of this County
for the purpose Of aiding the Township OF Thomas.
town to repair the Tiitabawassec Bridge the said
money to be expended under the dirccfon Of the
Highway Commissioners Of the Township OF Thom-
astown and when raised to be subject to their order
Which was lost by the following vote; dyes
Wiley, Jeffers, Brewer, VIM. McBratnie,
White, Williams, Haines, Lewis, jackson,
Schulthess and Gaylord.-11. Ndys--Mathew-
son, Hack, Card, Adams, Andrus, Miller,
Hynes, Loefler, List, Hunter, Barter. and Sloan.
IL. F.rt
The Board then took recess until two
o'clock Z. Nj.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04
Ii. Rice, q days as Messenger of this Boa
Mr.. Hunter offered the following:

H. Rice, days as Messenger of this Board, 800
Mr.. Hunter offered the following:
Resolrod, That the County Treasurer Of this
County be- instructed to credit To each of the Town
Ships and Wards in this County ON about the last
of September in each year the interest Oh balance Of
all amounts of money that shall stand To their credit
on his Books at seven per cent
Which was adopted by the following vote:
.Aycs-Mathewson, Card, Adams, Wiley, An
drus, lynes, Hunter, YIN. McBratnie, G. Nc
Bratuic, Sloan, Haiues, Lewis, Jackson and
Schulthcss-14 Nays Pcttibone, Jefers,
List, White Williams and Barter-6.
Mr.. Barter offered the following: b..
Resolrcd That the Treasurer bc authorized tn
employ Assistant ut a salary of five hundred Dol
lars per year ia order to enable said Treasurer TO
perform the extra duties imposed upon him in
Qucnce of the adoption Of the Resolution offered by
Mr. Hunter and that said amount Of five hundred
tcrcst is due from the County. tt.ff"
Which was lost by the following vote:
dyes athcwson, Pettibone, Jeffers, White,
Williams and Barter-6. Nays-IIaack, Gard,
Adams, Wiley, Andrus, Hynes, List, Hunter,
VIM McBratnie, &. McBratnic, Sloan, Haines,
Lewis, Jackson and Schulthess-15
On motion, the journal was read and ap-
proved.
ArGrsrNE s. GAYLORD, Chairman.
WILLIAM MoLL, Clerk
The Board thercupon adjouruad.
WILLIAM MoLL, Clerk.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04
CouRr HOUSE, Cry OF SAGINAW, !
October 10th, 1862.


Fourth day of the session of the Board
Board met pursuant to adjournment and was
called to order by the Chair and quorum be-
ing present, the minutes of the proceedings of
yesterday were read and approved.
Sundry claims were presented and referred to
committee on Claims.
Mr.. Hack offered the following:
Whereas, The Board of Supervisors Of Saginaw
County have passed resolution fixing the salary of
the Supcrintendcnts of the poor at seventy five dol
lars per for all services such Therefore Re
sOired, That the Chairman of this Board appoint a
committee of three TO inspect the books of said SUI
permit endcnts and ascertain and report what amount
if any has been paid to each of them since the last
annual meeting. Adopted
The Chairman appointed Messrs. Hack,
White and Andrus said committee.
Mr. Jeifers offered the following:
Resolred, That for thcpurpose of carrying out the
Object of the resolutions adopted yesterday 10y this
Board providing for loan of ten thousand dollars To
encourage cnStmcnts the Chairmand and Clerk of
this Board Dc and they are hereby authorized and
instructed TO issue to each Of the pcrsous contribut-
ing money for the purposes in said resolutions men
toned, certificate in proper form for the money so
by him paid to said committee payable with interest
at the rate Of ten per cent per annum as expressed
in said rcsOluton-the principal and interest to be
paid whenever the Legislature shall authorize this
Board of Supervisors to make payment thereof
Adopted.
Mr.. G. McBratnie offered the following:
RoS0Ired, That the sum Of five hundred dollars be
raised by tax for the purpose of aiding in the con
Structon of Bridge the Tittabawasee River al
such point on Section Town IL North Range Fast
or Section 81 Town ~ North Range 4 East as III,
Commissioners of Highways Of tlc township of SwaI
Creek may hereafter designate, said sum- when raised
by tax to be subject To the order OF said Highway
Commissioners provided that the same shall not be
drawn by said Commissioners until sufficient sum
in connection with said five hundred dollars shall be
raised with which to complete said Bridge.
The Ayes and Nays being called for the
same was lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Wm. McBratnic, White, G. McBrat.
ME, Haincs and Lewis, 5.
Nays athewson, Hack, Card, Pcttibonc
Wiley, Andrews, Jeffers, Brewer, Miller
Hynes, Loefller, List, Hunter, Freeman, Barter
Sloan, Jackson-l7.
The Board then took a recess until two
o'clock =. Nj.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04
CoURr 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 and quorum be-
ing present the minutes of the proceedings of
yesterday were read and approved.
Supervisor John b. Adams appeared and
took his scat.
Sundry claims were presented aud referred to
committee on Claims.
The County Treasurer presented lists of
Lands returned delinquent for Taxes to the
Auditor General and charged back to the
County, which on motion were referred to com.
mittee on County Affairs.
The Board then took a recess until two
o'clock Z. Nj.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04

CouRr HOUSE,, Cry OF SAGINAW, !

October 18th, 1867.
Sixth day of 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.
Mr.. LGfIer reported that he had apportioned
the State and County Tax for the year 1862,
to the different Townships, Cities and Wards
in the County of Saginaw, as follows:
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Total y sol 90 l9s 5si 10 2724i2 so 2470O0i 20
sTen per cent added - ~ 90
The Chairman and Clerk reported that they
have issued Bond for one thousand Dollars
payable one year from date, under the Resolu.
ton authorizing a Loan of $4,000 adopted
August eth, 1862, which was negotiated at par
TO Geo. l.. Burrows Of the City of Saginaw
Mr.. Haines offered the following:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-04

and that the said sums I've assessed upon the taxable
property of the said Townships and Wards rcspcctv-
civ aud that the following SIMS, TO wit State tax
s256 for Co tax 65 ~, for City tax ts290, for High
way tax 80 for school tax 1850, be casscS>cd upon
the Rell Estate situated in the first ward of the City
of north east IA of south east IA of Section 2S,
Town II North of Range East.
Resolred That the Clerk of this Board bc and he is
hereby instructed to furnish to the Auditor General
list of all taxes rejected charged back TO this
County upon lands included in Bay County
which have been detached from this County subsc-
oucnt to the assessment of said taxes which, report
was accepted and the resolutions as recommended,
adopted.
Mr. Jackson from special committee to whom
was referred the report Of the Superintendent
of the Poor made report in writing, which
was accepted and the committee discharged
from futher consideration thereof.
Mr.. jackson offered the following:
Resolrcd That the Supervisors of the following
named Townships and cities be required to the
sums herein stated upon the taxable property of the
respective Townships and Cities, and when collected
to be paid to the Treasurer of the County, to wit
sagnaw Township, 50 %
Brady, 400
Buena Vista, 800
City of East Saginaw, 1910
City of Saginaw $50
said amount being due the County for monies paid
for the support of the poor Of said Townships and
Cities. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow
at the hour of nine o'clock A. NJ.
A. s. GAYLORD, Chairman.
VIM MoLL, Clerk.