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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
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ton nt@t bas~ aQeintse ll,bsl IN, tas lie
beuurubiet, ionotrn rob tbnsu au& btt
Nonar@te als SbVdasiprnf zeri&isnsn
If. Ste le9en tapurtt an ten Iaa. ZAP
Te ibr Dsrtrausn. ,Au rem Nplf psslorsn
tab.n unp rab nad ibrer Msiuuna ts nur
an 2eem rdten Wonn feblt Ger ss per,
fsbt. tte jsst8e situation aueAuteu'sn.
Sie m6a.n Mot 10 eona llnrs6t boben.
psnn bic Mpatbis uup 0Iet&sa!dats:t ces
0otfes tn pt,lsr Critic. Der @tumpf|inu,
Ia pems Is jtrrn 9erratb culpet 'uno feline
Grrun8enf&dften uue priuiteaisn f& aus
rem bdnpen 'tebmtu, oper unbenubt Iieaen
Idet. 3uuat aber eIe sn6sarsna'e Qurrup,
tipn runp aemteriu&t, tusIds true csr ST.
EftntIt&en Mifsre IMP 'bss 1upetfanpfss
|btr, fRsplblit fred une tiidG6tstce IL
[Taae treteu,-pas, dnp aaes Spnptonle,
bic auf etu Ildahass Guce binreuten.
.Absr. trfStbet eies q merttant(1t prsi7e
nftt, tnbsm fe auf fol&e Spmptou'e uue
Gv,n,ua!i,dtsn stinceut,te aBer trdet bis
,ar5bte 9aulo. menn Dag 9olt 70 ttef ae,
fallen ftin 1oute? G'btn bft pte,ie.
Ddbreuo IN europa, no lberaa in btsier
oeer in itner Gurm cine @enftr err pnNe
9tatt fnrst, stu grocer She'll Der prei1e
ftsts TN xampfe far pos @ult DE Wa&t
rts Despotismus 3u brs&sn fudi, Bat rie
amsritoutf&t Yre0e, wel&t bic Greitdt
Der Repe unp per SournaliRif fets als
elm Worre&t rer Republif ritet> auepo i
founte, rie(e Grtibtit m'bbrau9t, I'm csn
Dsspetts MUG ~ ndbren. "
= 0on Ne&ten pss Volfss au rsrsn Der
acmtnifralion eseendber mar tbr bc&s
perraib. .uno fd tn9eutelu&t un ris Ao'
miniffration erdngsnp lebrte lis @ebor,arn
als sri1e BdretrpFi&t. lebrte ile lntsr'ba-
nsutbum, anfon 8oltsicuperotnetdt. 49,
8obl @oq Der 8araer Der Rspubli 1T eebor-
fam, b. !. treu {etn leinsm g ourtrnse
ment, no aber eas @ou1ernement
5hacen nimmt turtt pisjsni9en. bft ts
,um Sdube psG,lb.n 6eAsllt bat. pa III
Is eetittert{&t YRi&t ots 8olfte, auf
Bese 'in,uidrsitsn.
, Das 9olf aber {&etnt tort ~ iein. Is
bat fidb (slbl psrlortn. @une<r< fi& aberi
pts prsGe ntdt, (eneern tbue Fs Bu6e TN
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er66trt Ibeil rer S&ulo. M96tt iit d&
nod ermonnsn une ttre pai&t erfdaen,
eis &spublif fam N& nod mddtis aus
;bren Ttdmm.rn erbsben.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
Bearifsoerspirr,sm9.

Denn l9on BET etnm lsbr arobenIttil
Der Yre0e tn Besisbune ouf @ourtrne}
meut unp aomini f,otipn zine sroee 0er:
ptrruns r.r Bfarffe betr'dt. wis fam
man f6 roun oardber psrwunpern, tab
ff@ nnftrt decentralization fir ras @ou
pernsment. unp cob'de coislte far "safe"
bdlt, TO- ianae nur nod Daibinstcn 3febt2;
6o tange WcGl,uan hen Obsrtsfebl bat
te, mat abtr nun @ol btnaton ''safe'
peniafens alaubte mon es, tros ter BIO
fare res potomac. Bas Wuncer penn.
menn un(ere "erleudtete 'unp rsei{e" ~:
mini(tratien in Me@teaau zen 48ttter ets
tournaments fsbt. ba balo nod ieiuer
|Gnlf,rnunA aus rtu, @ommanro Die &ez
btuen @albineion uml&wdrmtsn? Bts
ras Nuss esfommen a, per frdat ia.
nad IN Balbinstons 1batfa@e 1T uno
bleitt IS, cae 70 tan9e We@leQan iu raz
tben uno u beRtmmen BATE. BafbtnAtpn
10 i&er NOR, ME Nf&monp. : Dona&
tann man folasnre Nahrt&t aug 8aib
inBton perfeben: -
p DIR prddeent bsrfdate f& am 4. ;u
Gen. Me@l.Qan uno faate tim, b a s er
bas eanp rettenttnut. @tn.
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~ tbun perm5ee. auber bei uoaftdnriaer
unabbdn9tafsit Don Ssfretdr Stanton.
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poe @ommanrc lbsrnobm.
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liber ble(en pas @ouptrnsunent rettencen
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aqfn tGrnffss ramit uinatben,- i'm, ben
-prdfeentsn, 3um . ietatorau MAIDEN.
unp pamit rit e6tlli&e Dsibt ni&t fsblt
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ptrforp tiner BET eifriafen Mitarbettsr- an
ptsisr Dtetatur 9emorpen. i
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ptt aIddlt9trwtiie pom o@ouotrntuent"
iesit entfsrnt wobnen, feben RE Sa&e nit
eap5buli&tn bdrssrli&en Au9en unp
bausb boden1n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an. unp
punb.rn uns. bae rer Qonarte,, nidt
ff@&n1G aufdmmsnl1ttt. um rem efdnpdt
etn Gnpe au ma&sn, ben YrdR ,snten au
trnaen Masnebmuuaen uno auefilbrun8
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pen. Daftinetenern flar su ma&tn, pab
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
fiulirei ;@te baten 6ef4mad. Adieu

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anmuibts srtrfebtrte.,, Die &p(tnF ibrer
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les Monns6 a. Irau. 5&au, tpemss
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Rd1e., 2ttsntB nerlfsb bad bdus, f6nnte
abtr has Bib tts I&6neu. ebssebilteten
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nas nod b6bsve Msise Ytrltebtu 5atte. Gr
nobn, f& oor. bteieS iellame 0etbMtnte
balp ndber jutrforften.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18

Il
nabn f& oor. bte(eS fdtIame DttbMtnte
bale ndbsr jutrfori@tu.
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Gin mobernsr apiffus.
6iais fab piebr am @&retbt1I& un6
etf.ets In I'D btntft1 = Dsntt Ter iun8e
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f1r i'm i'm eeibe auf. ramit It cine talbe
Uliaion elbe unb nod 3sbntaufeno 6baler
idbrlt9n Rsnte baju erwsybe. unb t@ -.
mir ben Munb rti@s unbmtt efnsut tub,
len Dante mtfb obfetieeu lade. Dab
bod per absl iaets son bsm n,eriwarbtseu
Dabne bsfansen III. mir 8dresrit&en
lsbtsn, yorbsttetfn unb fiirbsn' nus fiir ibn,
pomtt e. f4 {uet@ bette uub bic Gra&te
unlsrsr Nnfrengun8 perf&weI8e unb bas
AQss pom @ott unb Rs&ts weBen. Nt&t
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Srrttum t. Die 3ebutau{snb- -far CIT; bic
batbe Mtlltpn fdr mi@ 90 if's ebrlt@e/
Der Mdbs uno a.bstt anBsmsdsne 1bet'
lung.
Der .b,li&e 0eni&enfreunb .purte
eur& ein neues Slppfeu sun ietuen> Bes
tra&tunssn abss5essn. auf fsinen 9es'
etnruf eri&tsu etn Mauu In 3immsr,
psGsn asuberse an einen ,fetten puter,
obsr sinsn ssfuttmsu 6ummer e1fnner't.
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net. tppbl0tndbrtsr fsrr NIT fur3eas fet>
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ffroeenren 9adsn uno tlefneu, eldn3enesn
auesn, dber iprI9e fb pun btr ntepri6erF
6ttrn berab efn paar 6letl&w6itr Ut
(sutsu orobetsn. :6aare batteu nur ,ue'
ntee auf Gem ftattlt&tu 6aupte Dldb &C.
fuhbsn fe ruorsn fefu, wte Seee, uno
iptsltsn tu's BIoubsraue, baflr Bldn5tf
lstns 6aut wte tin NIT 8utter dberDofe>
nsr 4albsbraten, 70 pab mon bet statm
snbltd uuwiQtabrli& auf Ten @eeantsn
eommen mubte, e1 tobe ftatt Blut 9re.
peues,Dd In ban Ape.n.
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stttne fetfe ber NIT etuem pet@eu fstneu
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sum 8.wets, bab fetu @unp ale ttm su>
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cine Nntmort bes 6eeretdrs, tet ftk ut4t
pieI aus tbm 3u usa&sn f4tsn. :ab5upars
ten. fubr sr nit eevfslben ptpsuben 8eldu..
fststt fott?:c 81 eer. Baron bet 2atele
pat sr Sif&stfsaf&afts
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ttan. a j@s:et.
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lsnptr Msni& fuit unttr sae Wtseaa Der
nenf&M&en @drtt. Gfn III WtieGf&aff
(pet(enber Wssn(&. yea sfusm entiuarii&en
@snis uuterndst, fommt ben Srealt eer.
Men(@bstt am nd@Reu.. -, ~
.Dr@snl& ia ebsn TIN aefeut6sejat :
bsmerFts StQie Ia -fsiner a1beit 4foztfat.
tsne. "Gpri&t bp@ Gstt her 6err1 1&ou
sci bsrs sD.ltid5pfuna ::.et if nf&t1 gut,
ras bsr Mepf@ aQstu fet.1 al(SF fsa er
aud nt@t aletu edeu. ..a4.#1'.
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ffulirte 6err von geltaR. = Aae tte trdS
btn unb trauristn Dtnse. titsf@als al.
f&tuli&t anbdnaisl an tae ecpt bet
Stertlt&fdt antlommern, ute 6aipYtsn-
une uns bas Bi6@tn 2tbsn seIbitteru.
wtf&tn ron uns nte bfe Guritn bon Ortf
I'M 6eit9tbume ter 0btttu, weun wtt tn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
@ttefel unb S9ube /!
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esrhieliea foeben enen ptueu srstea Bsrrats
~ ~frtiber @ aarem !@
inako. - 8ratp StraAe, s.pift,en 1aer nnb 1t.r,
rM{uEeab tebe 9crte unb Die neuefen EuaeEs
asdte iiuNt& Seifauft ntrben -
pretfen wei6e aebe onturreni unno4ltn mdben!
&1,eee 1aIbslebrne etideIf 6 5erren.
G6uare6 stfefd. 0rforb Zks Brssaxs. UaImsra oart
talbi. Vfus. 6hatsn,e.
Gire t.trl&e Nuspatl ssu enefa istsa Ssdx Vetters
Fir Daea seuis auf Beeaun1 ausssfrttst 1nb aaen
lSr5fes n1b 8rtitca.
ase unb Rorsees aoutres snb g4nar ettefe Baineras
0usu Sl,Yert tar Oamen Sn tesItst mir taben ttSe
Sert beh Is Gent Slrper btt u ben 81 @akrS
2iae srsse NuSpaA gRdb&en- uub xinbes. 6&a&eu.
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1eaeate s1rbeit une @epAratnrsn ner' n safs
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East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
PROCLAMATION! T!
o the C,tisens of East Saqinap:


Whvsas, In view of the great crisis
through which the Nation is now pas
sing, and that Michigan is called upon to
aid in enforcing the armies Of the
Union, the undersigned, Mayor of this
City, does hereby request and appeal to
all patriotic and loyal citizens to lay aside
their ordinary business, on Thursday the
31st of July, and attend mass meeting
appointed by joint committee Of citi-
zens of this city, and Saginaw City, to
be hell in this city on that day for the
purpose of arousing the interest of the
people, and stimulating enlistments. |
appeal to all to give one days efforts in
behalf of our common country. To this
end / invite the cooperation of all who
love their country in the endeavor TO
rekindle throughout this region the
patriotic zeal already aroused in other
localities and throughout the North,
which shall entirely consume all who
strike at the Union of our fathers, and
who sympathize with their treason and
pslliate their guilt.
luf CHAS. b. MOTT, Mayor,
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29

at the Bancroft House, East Saginaw;
V. A. Paine was called to the chair, and
S. b. Bliss appointed Secretary.
On motion, subscription was circu.
lated, and between seven and eight hun
drcd dollars subscribed.
On motion, voted that bounty Of
twenty-five dollars be offered to every
recruit enlisting in either of the two
companies to be raised in this county.
On motion, it was decided that a mass
meeting of the citizens of Saginaw coun.
ty be called for Thursday, July 3lst, to
be held opposite the Bancroft House,
East Saginaw.
On motion, a subcommittee of three
from each side of the river was appoint.
ed to make general arrangements for the
meeting, issue posters, etc.
Committee appointed-.From Saginaw
City: John Moore, j. G.. Sutherland, A.
Brockway; East Saginaw, w. j. Barlow,
j. f. Driggs,T. f. Doughty, S. b. Bliss.
On motion, voted that the proceed
ings be published in the county papers.
On motion, the committee adjourned
to meet again, Wednesday Both, at 2
p. NJ, at the Bancroft House.
V. A. PAINE, Chairman.
II nItae Sacrataru
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
s. B. Bliss, Secretary.

EAST SAGINAW CRAFT.-The Detroit
pupers gave very handsome notices of
the new barque he0sboy, recently built
at this port, on her arrival in that city,
and in the Free Press we find the new
steamer, now in process Of building heie,
thus mentioned:
New STEAMER.-A new passenger
side wheel steamer is in process of build
ing at East Saginaw, TO ply on the river
between that town and Bay City which
for speed is intended to eclipse anything
ahoat on the western waters. The dis
tance between the two points is fourteen
miles, which it is expected she will &C
complish in forty five minutes, without
an extra pressure of steam. She is to be
175 feet in length, with proportionate
beam, and when in readiness to receive
it will have the tug Magnets powerful
enigno placed in her, which, with the
requisite amount of steam will it is belle
we'd, be all that will be required IN that
department the designer and master
builder of this boat is Captain S. r.
Kirby, who has been the originator of
several excellent models at present ahoat
on the lakes.
1t has been decided to give the new
craft new and more powerful engine
than the Magnets s,and leave that iavorite
tug, which has by no means " outlived
her usefulness" in condition to do valu-
able service for many years in her proper
vocation.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

MOhltAuE SALE.
hEFAULT having been made in the condition Of
- certain Mortgage made and executed by Hi
ram s. Pcnoyer to Benjamin Miller ON the first day
Of April Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred
and fifty eight and recorded in the Office of tho
Register of Deeds for Saginaw county, in the State
OF Michigan on the ninth day Of June in the year
aforesaid, at III o'clock A. NJ, in record II Of Mort
cages, page l50 by which the power to sell therein
contained has become operative and said Mortgage
having been assigned by Benjamin Miller and wife,
TO John johnson, of the State Of Ohio, on the lith
day Of October, Ammo Domini, one thousand eight
hundred and 6fty-nine. which said assignment was
also duly recorded in tho Registers Office as aforc
said on the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1862 at ii
o'clock, NJ, in record II OF Mortgages, pages
600 and COL, and the amount being due thereon at
this date for principal and interest being the sum
Of four hundred and fifty dollars (s450) and no
suit OF proceeding at law or In equity having been
instituted 10 tho money secured by said
Mortgage, or any part thereof Now therefore,
notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of power Of
sao in said Mortgage contained, will be foreclosod
by sale Of the mortgogcd premises much
thereof may be necessary TO satisfy the said prin
cipa and interest, together with reasonable attor
ney fee and the costs and charges Of such foreclos
ure, Mt the front door Of the Court House in tho
city OF Saginaw, 1.-THE said Court House being tho
place Of holding the Circuit Court in and for said
county,) on Thursday the 18th day Of August NEXT.
Mt three o'clock in the afternoon Of that day. Of oil
and singular the following mortgngcd rcmscs;--
All that piece parcel Of land known and describ-
ed as the east half Of the norhe quarter OF
tion thirty five (35) in township number eleven (l)
north Of range number five (5) east, containing
eighty (e0) acres of land, be the snme moro less.
Dated, East Saginaw, May l6, 1862. Y1
Jons JoHssoS, Assignee
Il. H. THOMSON, Attorney for Assignee.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29

IT Can't BE DIsPLAcED.--We are as.
sured by experienced housewife who
have used ID. b. DeLand & Co.'S Chemi.
cal Salaratus, that it cannot be displac-
ed from their domicils while they pre-
side over the households, for with it
they always have light, beautiful biscuits;
husbands are always good natured, the
children never cry, and domestic affairs
all go smoothly. 1t will be so in every
family where this article is used, and it
can be found at the best stores in town.
Buy no other. i'ti
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29

EXCURSION is to be an excur-
sion to Bay City on the steamboat Ar'el,
by the Baptist Sabbath School Of East
Saginaw, on Thursday, August 17th.-
Arrangements have been made to accom-.
modate all who wish to join the excur-
sion. A picnic is to come off in beau
tiful grove opposite Bay City. The
East Saginaw Brass Band have been en-
gagged to furnish music for the occasion.
Tickets can be Oh tanned at Hough &
Herskell's store. Fare for the excur.
sion and dinner, 81 90.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29

manded by their interests, their honor
and their duty to the whole country.
We have the honor TO be- with great respect.
c. A. WICKLIFFE, Chm. C. Is. COLBERT,
GARRET DAVIS, G l.. L. LEARY,
r. WILSON EDWIN II. WEBSTR
J. j. CRITTENDEN X MALLORY,
JNO. S CARLILE, AARON HARDING
NV CRISFTELD JAMES SOLLINS
J. 5. JACKSON, j. W. MENZlES,
IL GRIDER, TIloS. l. PRICE,
JOHN s. PHELPS, @. w, DUNLAP,
FRANCIS THOMAS WM A. HALL.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
WILLIAM q. DIETZ
CARPENTER g. BUILDER.
WATER STREET BETWEEN GENEsEE AND
lp-4Hf1 GERMAN STREETS.

rs NOW prepared 10 execute all kinds Of work ar
] pertaining 10 the trade. Having n long and
varied experience In all branches Of the business,
and good stock Of seasoned lumber on hand, feel
confident my work will plcasc all who may favo . m
with their patronage.
Plans and specifications drawn 10 order.
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861
Rsf-saosidenoo % Jshouon street, oprositc VI
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
MIDLAND CITY HOTEL
GEO. II. BALL. Proprietor.

THE PROPRIETOR bcgs leave 10 inform the
Il public that he has Just opened his new and COM
modious house In Midland City, where he will ever
be found ready 10 suit and satisfy all who viii obge
him with their patronage. -,. .-,, ..-
Midland City, October IA, lS6l-nI2
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29

Oscar Lyon, who was shot by Gilbert
Wynings, in the township Of Bangor, in
December last, died on Monday last
Bay CITY Press.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
MARRIED.,

Al the Bancroft House, July 25, 1862, Mr.. IVES
LEY WETLEY, Of New York, to Mrs MARY W
MILLER, of the same place.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
Citizens Meeting, East Saginaw.

CbIZcuS MCetbORs EshSt Shk su"Ws
At a meeting of citizens, held July
24th, G. b. Mott was called to the chair
aud S. B. Bliss appointed Secretary.
The chairman having stated the object
OF the meeting to be to take measures
to promote enlistments in the companies
to be raiscd here, and select ground, etc.,
for the 23d regiment, to be stationed
here, on motion, committee Of nine
were appointed to confer with a like CON-
mittee from Saginaw City in reference
thereto. M ~
The chairman appointed as such com.
mittee: w. l.. p. Little, w. ]. Barlow,
J. F. briggs, j. s. Curtis, O. Emerson,
II. Woodruff, s. B. Bliss, T. e. Dough
ty and ii. Hobbs. Meeting adjourned.
G.. MOTT, Chairman.
s. d. Bliss, Secretary.
AZ q subsequent meeting Of the COM
mittcc appointed, in conjunction with
the committee from Saginaw City, held
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
BRIDGE BUILDING

v. BUDE, PRACTICAL ARCHITECT AND
BRIDGE BUILDER,
nFFERS his services TO the people Of this and
~ other sections Of the State Of Michigan in this
capacity, and is prepared to construct upon plans
which he warrants will give entire satisfaction,
bridges of from 80 to $50 feet span, upon terms
favorable those Of any other contractors Plans,
Models, Specifications and Estimates furnished
Post Office address, Box %, East Saginaw, Michigan.
TESTIMONIALS:
The undersigned, Commissioners of Highways Of
the town Of Tsymouth, in Saginaw County, take
great pleasure in recommending TO the public Mr..
Volusin Bude, of East Saginaw Michigan, ms n
Bridge Builder.
lie has constructed for a Bridge across Flint
river Of l20 feet span, according to his inyen-
tion, plan and model which gives great satisfaction,
combining strength durability and economy. lie
has proved himself highly competent mechanic in
that department. and is entitled to the public conf
dence
As Bridge Builder we believe him to be unsur-
nasscd
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
ldAsIlc FELT & COMPOSITION GRAVEL ROOFING

That is so much In use in this city and different
parts Of the State Our roofs have taken the place
of all others for Flat Surface, and Iare acknowl-
edged by Architects, Builders and all persons who
have adopted them, 10 be cheaper and more durable
than any other roof in The proprietors Of this
Roofing having been in the building business over
twenty-five years, with their experience can safely
ny that this roof Is the only Composition Roof that
Is reliable.
p4 Orders for roofs or roofing materials, infor-
nation, &c, addressed To ne, Box 833 Detroit will
receive prompt attention.
Roofs entrusted 10 will be done In the host
manner and rarranfed. J. w. GILBERT
Ea,t g.slrew July It. 1859. Z. , YYIHl.f
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
G Il Y M L L L $ =!
o. III p. CHAMPLIN, Proprietor.


o. III p. CHAMPLIN, Proprietor.
II NEW STEAM FIGURING and CUSTOM
Il MILL, on Gencsce Street, East Saginaw, Is
now, ns ever in successful operation, ready to do all
kinds Of
FIGURING AND CUSTOM WORK.
This mill has the best improved machinery and
apparatus for doing superior work; and with those
facilities and his own experience the proprietor be-
lives he give satisfaction TO all who may favor
him with their custom. This mill was built express
ly TO aecomoddtdte the pubic. All kinds Of grain
ground by the bushel, at the usual rates Of toll
Xxx FAMILY FLOUR!!
and Double Extra Flour from the best selected white
Wheat. Also, the best GRAHAM FLOUR, CRACK
ED WHEAT and CORN MEAL, for family use.
Also, all kinds Of Ground Feed, such as
BRAN, ORTS, FINE MID.
DLINGS, So, Sc.
kept constantly on hand and for sale cheap for
CASH
East Saginaw. August 9Th, 1861.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
r . . f 7 N q II

T W. GILBERT 4 CO., Manufacturers Of i'm
- proved Fire and Water Proof Felt and Compo-
sition Roofing matctials. Roofing paper and roof
ing cement, at wholesale and retail Office, No 81
Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Michigan.
We are prepared 10 roof stores, hotels, dwellings,
school houses, railroad depots foundres tanneries
sheds, &C in any part Of the country, with col
ebrated HrfUIHf
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groccrcs Provisions Produce
Feed, Family sapplios a. nencsee street wcsi
q City Mile, n rt
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29

GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED NoIsELEss
SEW ING MACHINES,
For Family and Manufacturing
Use, 495 Broadway, N. Y.
Agencies in all the Principal Cities and
Towns in the United States.
Shuttle or Lock Stitch Machines.
rINHE Grover 4 Baker S. NJ. Co, beg to call the
L attention Of the public to their recently intro
duced
Sc In 8 M a G II N g >,
Making the Shuttle or Lock Stitch.
These machines combine all the latest useful inn
provements in Sewing machinery, and are highly
recommended for their
Simplicity Of Construction;
NoiseieSsness; Rapidly;
Ease Of Management
Capacity for all Kinds Of Work,
And Beauty aud Regularity Of Stitch.
Various sty lee Of these Machines adapted 10 the
house or workshop will be found Mt tho different
agencies Of the company throughout the United
States Their new
SHUTTLE MACHINE FOR TAILoRs USE,
The latest triumph of the sewing machine art
noiseless, rapid and easily opcrated-will commend
itself TO those who use machines for manufacturing
Clothing.
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
ILLINOIS, OHIO AND MICAIGAN

Recently hold which awarded the first premium to
the Grover Baker Machine over all others in COM
petition.
w TOMS Anent East Snrinnw
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29
STRENGTH, ELASTICITY, AND
WHEELER g. WILSON,

They have invariably borne off the first premium
This assertion is confirmed by the decision of the
Committees of the State Fairs Of
East Saginaw courier., 1862-07-29

THE Grover a Baker s. M. Co, beg to call the
L attention Of the public to their recently intro
duced