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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

1--WE select the following names
from the list of appointments BY the Pres
iient in the Volunteer forces of the | nj NJ
ted States army, from August !, lS02'
To be Bri adler Generqis-George f.
Sheplcy of Maine, July Is, ls62' Col
onei \. j. jackson, Of the 9ta na'ne
Volunteers, Sept. 1, 1852. -Ass.Std4f = 2,
Adjutaat General, with the rank OF y Ma
jor-BeGjamin b. Foster OF Name Oct
7, lS62 itor Maj. Gen. Peck. ASSES
taat Adjutant General, with the rank
of Captain-James +. Miller of Name,
august !, ls62 (Gor Brigadier General
G. +. sheplcy). Frederick Speed OF
Maine, August I, 1862 { for Brigadier
General Dow. Eliphalet Whittlesey OF
Maine, august 25 l's62 for Brigadier
General Howard). Richard c. shannon
Of Maine, Oct. 1862 for Brigadicr Gen
eral y. j. Jackson.)
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Mi9tcllanrnus.
Postmaster Generals Report.


Postmaster Generals Report.
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ies''ii91 ne''' t'He"'' '"i - = ~ "
taofousa'y ~ ~ . WV" '"c "e u
improvement -. e,'. 'I' a.. ~ -.
vice haS oes' "'i,5'' - 's VI; ny -,
point accom- a"'e' ~ r. a,.;".'' ea 1,'';'.''Vv
"a "a P.".., -, es,tI ras. ;as,al;a.
the depar''nen. ''f 'u' ''s'', tA' ',,'-' ~
the s'a"''ns ''o'g'i' 49, ~ - '.'', .i
matter ani ssa i',;Ii a,G3nI al. sa ot
lot 'ne 'e''e' .. ''''' ',''A'S' Va 2'toi2'
afn.oo' =. ,.--.--.....
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oun'ea 'o Sli' $50 So, :. "a ~ 10 10
postal revenue '9' = y '''' 80 - !.
% less '"an II was .or 'n1 "a. ~ -, : e'
ring arg fi.s - - sr,Iai.a-
was pa,a IN rom a. '"' ,'.'''' .. ''s ~ -,
Ion. lh'a iAt' sao"S = - '"sts',se -
tine eofES'Po'.ie''sy ., '.' 'I'Y - -.
While the revenues '''' ''.n - :, = - ,
sustained At tue III 1n's' S'.'"','''' ,. ''e -, -
PehseS nave uoen - g! ''.'u.. -, - y
the pfeeeal"s Ysaf '.ls ne q ~ ~. - ~.
4ei'''t - stt'te' '''',. -
following comparisons % "a'''ee a. ~
H. 1s,,n r....-,5:.... =, IN
Expenditure Ief en' ''F sefs' 'ss a "a
tae states ST.. -,
tae same y"'., - '''' ~ -! ls,,i
s9' ooo' 10 ~. ENtea,l'.,'ss .99 -. -
service 'n'e'tul''s' - -, ,.,,i -, -,
'''ii' gross tess'al' 'HI 80 - ~ -
interrupted IN vi s''"t'--''5 ~ A.l, e
cheney Sl'3' 10 / EAfei.'= ,Aie -, .2'
loo-, a. --'''''' . '''..,". -
S9,0l2,9l9'7o, dgae's,'ey' - H. IT,
Reduction o. eAPsai,taf.' As e3sif4fS.' !.
lSoo' S"'''9 toS Fsl1,''Ia ,, ., ., - e,', a.i
lures as compared Win HDi'e-,t - =
The depatimzat has no, oeen ior !,. many
years so nearly sell -AN' l'h''S' las r.
suit Is lar5 e*tes % ,"' .u'
postal eX9,4it1a5e9 - '.'' ''o1,'''
were greatly N * 'ess oi postal rsts.Ps,,
but not alone to tat. \ revision o' -,
discretionary expenses taS been flaaa ahi
large reductions oTdrrei' las Pay o'
agents has been regarded AMI elaattzsI'
Economy has been re-esiAb"sAsd IN '"c
larger Offices, where waste wa, 'oaa.'-
Incompetancy, wherever i2and IN OH va.
position, has ben remove anu an eu''I
made to adopt standard OF merit am o'
administrative efficiency IN lieu oi othef
and inferior motives Tor appo'n'1'n''
The Post master.General expresses us de-
Termination to adhere to this course
The number Of postage stamps iA.ael to
postmastcrs during toe year was "V'9'-
los.-The value OF letter envelopes was
s7S3, ,255.50. The value ot ,ianPelhe"S
paper wrappers s233.b4S % increase
OF issue over lsol' 81, ~. >2s.- a., .--
The total value said was sP.'i''i 81 - :.
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The War Department.
synopsis ot the SeCrcfary's Report


The Secretary of War (Mr. Stanton
details the military operations during the
past year, and points to the fact that the
Department Of the Pacific has been free
from any Of the calamities occasioned by
the rebellion. An earnest and deep sym,
pathy has been manifested by the loyal
citizens of the Pacific States in support
of the Union.
From a survey Of the whole field of op-
erations it is apparent that whatever dis
asters our arms may have suffered at
particular points, a great advance has
been made since the commencement of
the war. The Union forces are now in
the field under able commanders. stronger
than ever, resoIute aud eager to be led
against the enemy, to crush the rebellion
by a vigorous winter campaign. The
armies of the Potomac AMI the West stand
ready to vie with each other in dealing
the quickest and heaviest blows against
the enemy. Taught by experience of The
ruin Of iaacti2n and hazard Of delay, a
spirit Of earnest activity seems to pcrvadc
the forces of the United States, beyond
what has hitherto been exhibited.
In the numerous battles aud engage
mcnts that have occurred, our armies IN
general have displayed the courage and
determination that would inspire officers
and soliicrs fighting in defense of their
government.
Under the calls oil July and ,Ausns, 5lha
there are already IN inc ne'a over f-o'o0V
new troops, of which $4,000 are volan'
teers-33332 600 Of whom have volunteer
cd for three years or the war.
1t will be remembered the cal was
male at one OF those periods OF despon-
dency which occur Ia every national strn 3
lie. \ chief hope Of those who set the
rebellion on foot w's Tor ali and comfort
from disioyal sympathIzers IN the North
eFa States WH35e eu'ttS "c'o 'e','u ut'9''
to divide and distract the people OF the
North. aud prevent them from putting
torta their whole strength to preserve the
national existence
Thc call tor volunteers anil draft OF
th3 militia, offered an occasion tof disloy-
Al fersous to accomplish their evil pur-
pose, by diseouragint eaIstmants anil en-
reHrasine opposition 70 the war and the
lratt OF soldiers to carry it on. Anxiety
vas Eel, in some States at the probable
siseess Of these disloyai practices, aud
the government was urged to adopt meas.
or,.. Of protection by temporary restraint
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

~ The Biddcford Union states that Captain
Cowan of the Maine Crvalry, who has been
obliged to resign on account of ill health, ar
rived at his home IN that city on Tuesday last,
and is now confined to his house by illness.
Captain Cowan was an able and Jealous Off
cier and we regret (as we know he does him
selD the necessity for his leaving the service.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

" Remark by city scavenger -
" When dead horses and other garbage is
left lyin' loose around a camp, moose
paper reporter writes, Our army Is again
assuming the offensive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

tory of the United States, Serious de-
feats exist in the militia law which should
be promptly remcdied.
The law relative to volunteers also
needs amendment.
1t will be seen that the Quartermas-
ter's Department, upon which, under the
law of the 18th of July providing for
the employment of colored persons,
the charge of such persons is chiefly
imposed, has not touAd itself burden
ed with their care, but that it has on
the contrary derired calaa5te aid from
their labor, and in considerable portion
in its field of operations have thrs far
suffered from scant, rather than from too
much of such labor in Louisiana, here
at one time there were apprehensions Of
embarrassment from the number Of refu
gees.
The reserve of rich tract Of land
along the railroad to Berwick's Bay
opens up territory in which many thous-
ands can be protitably employed, if placed
under proper regulation and control. At
Port Royal such persons have been cx-
tcnsivcy employed in the works of the
quartermaster department, and in ealti-
waiting some thousands Of acres Of the
sea islands of the coast, the products of
which are used in the support Of them
selves and families. In the operations on
the James river aud upon the Potomac;
in the f0rttications Of Washington, ,sand
in the landing and shipping OF stores,
they have been Of great service and the
demands for their labor has exceeded the
supply available.
The successful movement Of the various
expeditions by sca, aud the transportation
Of such large bodies Of troops, and their
regular supply at distant points Of the
coast, afford striking proof of the military
resources oil the nation. These move
mcnts have been upon q scale OF great
mqgnitule.
The collection Of the vast armies which
have been raised, anl their transportation
to the fed of operation in SO brief a per-
ioa, could not have been possible, but for
the extent OF our system OF steam tram
sportation by rail, river and sea,
Every means the country affords has
been put forth to complete the armament
- o'' to' :, l''' ~ wi aoasI sL,,yn
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-, '', r. -, ,s'', raaso,s mt now
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So, So: ~ '''' ~ ''g -, .,,no miIi bv vo,r
t,'.s 49,. '',' = - :. ,a,.,,,,o,tai - tho ,G.ro
w S,.''''''' - - 80
p 'T,o ~ lo",,,,'s,, t'1,. -, n,,,rt.,en4 bo.
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:, a,I -. 1..9,,.,so
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r.. r.. ''','i r' h',,I -, Nd, ~. C.noraI Totton
Ga l;.,;,,,.,,;;.,,,=j f',,;.f ot. o,ioe,r,-
The grants made ~ Congress at the last
session. for f5rtii ..ions, amounted to
10 00o for permauent works, and
&75o03A for Temporary works. TAe
Cbicf Of Eor;Dears rcp3rts that these
SIMS admitted Of verv material progress
be,na made at most Of the important ins
stan -. an IN all 4 da,iIelai igancomcut
has been affected
Great diff .t,,tv has been experienced
in o5tain-a, sa65iies Of material from
t,,o o,,.ria5 s.ono Yards ,G,. owinr to
the demands made u9on the Glasses usual
" employed in this lin.l Of work BY the
War Department. Similar trouble has
been encountered in procuring tran5por-
taton for materials.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

TNow that the time has como to try
mems souls, let not our people show that
they have got none.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

UNever take nap in the railroad
carriage. Cos why? the tram a'"a5'
runs over slecpers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

TNo man is ever indifferent in re.
gard to the worlds good opinion until he
has lost all claim to it.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

TWoe and weal-The COW lament
ing for the calf just carted away by the
butcher.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

U~Fcw ladies are so modest as to be
unwilling TO SIT in the lap of case and
luxury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

Uspcaking of cheap things-it costs
but tribe to get vile, but aoeSh ! sne
sometimes turn out little dear
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

OThe most authentic type of human
depravity is thoroughly unprincil led
politician,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-12-19

TEsss-fen copies, $40 90 onecopy when
paii within six months, 81 80; atthe espi
ration Of the year, ,1OO Nopaper disec,,-
tnaeh dntii alt ttrcsra.es are paid. These {
ertns will CO strictly adhered t..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
Tllc Peoples Union Congressional
Convention.

In pursuance of the Recommendation
of the Union Conference, held 81 Jack.
son, on the 10th Of September, the un.
dersigned would earnestly invite their
fellow citizens of the Sixth Congress.
ional District, Irrespective of party, and
who arc willing TO unite men of all
parties for tho support of the Govern.
ment, the maintenance of the cOnstltu'
! ton, and tho restoration Of the Union,
by placing in nomination unconditional
Union men, honest, capable and faithful,
to meet in convention in the city of East
Saginaw, on Tuesday, 2lst Of October,
at 10 o'clock, n NJ, for the purpose of
putting in nomination candidate for
member of Congress, and transacting
such other business as may legitimately
come before said contention.
The several counties of the district
will bc entitled to the following repre-
sentativcs, viz: Clinton a; Genesee 6;
Saginaw 4; Tuscnla /; Huron 2; Isabel.
la and Clare !; Midland and counties
annexed 2; Bay and counties annexed
,; Marqe.tc and counties annexed 2;
loughton 2; Ontonagon q
The counties annexed to Midland arc
Gladwin, Gratiot and Roscommon,-
Those annexed to Bay arc Ogemaw
Iosco, Altoona, Oscoda, Montmorenci
Alpona, Presque Isle and Cheboygan
Those annexed to Marquette ar,
Schoolcraf, Chippewa and Delta.
! GgSrsEE CorNrY.-E. IL Thomson, John lIamil
ton J Eddy, A. Thayer, G. II. Hill, g. I. Clark,
! T. Crussinnn.
SAGINAW CouxrY il Moore, G; A. I.othrop, o
/ c. Thomson, IL. c. rottor, join Gallagher, ID.
! pcttibonc.
SntAwAssEr CouSrY-lIugh McCurly, Geo W
Goodcll, John Spnulling, VIM. Parrish, VIM Nor
rice, j. B. Wheeler c. j Gale.
Flint, October T. 1852.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
MILITARY NOTICE.

Owing to the confusion that may prisc,in consc-
quenco Of the persons Of different Townships and
Wards appearn" on the same day to claim oSomp-
tOns from the tary Draft the undersigned COM
missioner in conjunction with the Surgeon, will hear
such claims at his Office, in the Exchange Block,
Fast Saginaw, from the different Townships ani
Wards on the days hereinafter mentioned
East Saginaw, three Wards and Spaldng town
ship, Saturday and Monday, October Is and 20.
Saginaw City, Tuesday, October 81.
Saginaw, Tttebowasse and Rockville. Wednesday,
October %.
Thomastown, Riohland, Swan Creek and Zwau-
kie, Thursday, Oct. %.
Bucna Vista, Dridgeport7and .Fnnkonmuth, Fri
day, Oct. "a.
Blumhcll, plymouth and Birch Run, Saturday,
Oct %.
In consequence of the distance an the expense
that would be attended, the Commissioner and Sur
geon viii hear claims for exemption
At Freemans Hail. st Charles, from the town
ships Of st. Charles, Fremont and Brant, Monday,
Oct. 27.
At JIG. Goodalls, Chcsaning for tho townships OF
Chcsaning, Brady and Maple Grove Tuesday, Oct IS
A.P. BREWER Commissioner.
East Saginaw, October 10, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
Prom the Detroit Free Press.
Col. HrOadEtond's Last Ecttcr.

Many of the friends and acquaint.
anccs of the late Colonel Brodhcad have
expressed great desire to see his last
letter, the one which, it Is generally
known, he wrote to his wife from the
fatal battle field. 70 gratify this desire,
We have requested, and have been able
to obtain, copy of the letter, and to
publish it, with the restriction, however,
that the names referred 20 in it should
not We mentioned.
We cannot but feel that such letter
belongs rather TO the nation at large
than to relatives or friends, and should
he cnroniclcd in the nations annals, rs
showing forth the calm, heroic soul OF
one of her best and most dcvo ted sons
III the language Of loving and sor
rowing brother: "What noble spirit
he had And in tho last supreme mo-
mcnt, how it lowered above mortality
lie entered eternity Ike true Chris
tian hero, not boa>tful nor reckless, but
without shame and without fear Dcatl
came not tn him with gloom and dark
ness, but like flaming sun, dissipatine
| the mists of human weakness, and show
ing, in glorious light, his unconqncra6l'
devotion tohis country and his friends
Green DO the turf upon his grave, anC
ever blooming the flowers of love an'
memory that spring fresh from his hon
ored ashes and cluster around BIZ
name"
Nix DgAREsr WIrE--I write 20 you
mortally wounded, from the battle field
We arc again defeated, and ere TIN
reaches you your children will DO faith
crlcss.
Before die let me implore that, Il
some way il may be stated that Gen
- has been outwittcd and tina
- is a traitor, Had they don
thcil duty as | did mine, and had led q
led, the dear old flag had waved !
triumph.
wrote to you yesterday morning
To-day is Sunday, and to-day j sink I
the green couch of our Anal rest.
| have fought well, my darling, and
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
MORTGAGE; SALE.

.nN the eleventh day Of May In the year one
~ thousand eight hundred and fifty -scven, Moses
X. Norris, by mortgage Of that date, duly mort
gagged TO Mark Norris: All the west half Of the
southeast quarter of section number hftccn (l5) in
township number ten (l0) north Of range number
six (6) east, containing eighty ncros lying and be-
ing in the county Of Saginaw and State Of Michi-
gan, with the hcrcditaments and appurtcnsnces
thereto belonging. The said mortgage with tho
power Of sale therein contained was recorded on the
twelfth day Of June In the year 1857 at o'clock A.
NJ. in Libcr L, of Mortgages, on pages III and ~,
in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for said county
Of Saginaw ~ 91ataf a. ai is
The sum Of eighty Eight and s5-l00 dollars Is
claimed to be due isaid mortgage Mt the nate Of
this notice; and default having been made in tho
condition Of said mortgage, by which the power Of
sale therein contained has become operative and no
suit proceeding having boon instituted at Law
tho debt thereby secured or any part there
Of, Notice Is hereby given, that said Mortgage will
DO fosec!osed for the amount duo thereon with in
tcrest costs charges and the Attorneys foo Of TWEEN
ty-6vo dollars therein stipulated, by q sale Of tho
mortgagcd premises; which sale win be made at
public auction, at the front door Of the Court Houss
in Saginaw City, on the 20th day Of November, A.
d. 1862, Mt O'Clock In tho afternoon Of that day
Dated, 18th. August, 1862.
R0CcENA d. NORRIS, Exccutrix Of tho last
win and testament Of Mark Norris, Mortgngeo.
MONS NISDK, Attorneysfor Mortgages Er-
ecu rix n3wl3
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
McCleilaud On the Pres:dcntS's
Proclnsnntiem.


IIEADQUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoTo-
MAC, CAMP NEAR SHARPsBURG, Md, Oct.
7.-G cneral Order No. lG3.-of the
War Department, Sept. Gath, 1862, pup.
fishing to the army the President s
Proclamation of Sept. 22d. A Procla.
nation of such grave moment to the
nation, officially communicated to the
army, affords the General Commanding
an opportunity Of defining specifically
to the officers and soldiers under his
command, the relation borne by all per.
sons in the military service of the United
States towards the civil authorities OF
the Government.
Tho constitution confdes TO the civil
authorities, legislative, judicial and exc.
cutivc, the power and duty of making,
expounding and executing the Federal
laws. Armed forces are raised and
supported simply to sustain the civil
authorities and to be held in strict sub
ordination thereto in all Prospects. This
fundamental rule Of our political system
is essential To the security of our re.
publican institutions and should be
thoroughly understood and observed
by every soldier
The principle upon which, and the
obi Gets for which it shall be employed
in supprcssing rebellion, must be deter.
mined and declared by the civil author
tiles, and the Chief Executive, who is
charged with the administration of ma
tional affairs, is the proper and only
source through which the views and or
ders of the Government can be made
known to the armies of the nation. Dis
cusslon 10y officers and soldiers concern
ing public measures determined upon
and declared 10y the Government, when
carried at all beyond the ordinary TEN
perate and respectful expression Of
opinion, tend greatly to impair and DIES
troy the discipline and efficiency OF
troops, by substituting the spirit of pc
Utica! faction for that firm, steady and
earnest support of the authority of the
Government, which is the highest duty
of the American soldier. The remedy
for political errors, ifany are committed
is to be found only in the action of tn,
people at the polls.
In thus calling the attention Of this
army to tho true relation between the
soldiers and the Government, the Gen
eral commanding merely advorts to al
evil against which it has been thought
advisable, during our whole history, t.
guard the armies of tho Republic, anC
in so doing he will not be considered by
any rghtminded opinion, as casting
any reflection upon that loyalty anC
good conduct which has been so full,
illustrated on so many battle fields, il
carrying out measures of public policy
This army will, of course, be guide,
by the same rules of mercy and Chris
tianity that have over controlled its con
duct towards the defcnseless.
By command of MAJ. GEN. MCCLELLAN.
JAS. A. HARDEE. LIT. Col. A. d. C., A. A, G..
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
WHY ARE WE SICK I?


If people would exercise little eau
ton, combined with Judgment, there
would be far less sickness among U.S.
There is no disease either simple or NAL.
icnant, malarious or otherwise, but gives
due warming of its approach; and if, when
there signs are exhibited, RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF is freely administered,
the threatened disease will be success
fully repnlsed If seized with Head
Ache, Gold Chills, Nausea at Stomach,
Pain in the Bowels, Dryness in the
Mouth, Feverishness, Pain in the joints,
Back, along the Spine, Legs, &C., if
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is used
these symptoms will quickly disappear,
and serious illness prevented. There
is no occasion for the prevalence of Vel
low Fever, Ague, Pneumonia, Bilious
Fever, Cholera, Small Pox, Scarlet Fever,
&c. for those diseases give fair warning
of the approach, and if on the first indi-
cation Of pain, discomfort, or uncGsness,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF isuscd,
the system will be so charged with cleo
trio power of health, as to successfully
resist their attacks. Do not wait until
the disease becomes entrenched within
your system before resorting to Medica-
ton. This delay may prove fatal. IL
on all occasions, when pain is experience
ed, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is
used, no serious illness will occur.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AS PREVENTIVE.
DIR. Frederick b. Page, Of Mississippi,
in his report TO the Medical Society of
Louisiana, in regard to the most efficient
treatment of yellow, Typhoid and Inter
mittent Fever, says:
There is a popular remedy, now in use,
called RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
| have used it with great success in all
varieties of Fevers, especially the Yellow
Fever. As preventive of contagion, IL
far cxcels the celebrated waters of Ras
pail; and ms remedial agent, in the
treatment of Fevers, il can in all cases
be relied upon as an absolute certainty
Every hospital should be supplied with
this remedy, every family keeping sup
ply at their homes, will be the means o
saving a multitude Of lives.
Sold by Druggists,
And by FEIzELLE Bros. East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-14
CuANOERY SALE.

In pursuance Of decree Of the circuit court for
j the county Of Saginaw in Chancery, made on the
10Th day Of March, 4. ID 1852, in n certain cause
therein pending, wherein Elkana b. Comstock and
Byron q Stout complainants, and William II
Glasby and Jane Glasby are defendants, Notice is
hereby given that shall sell at Public Auction to the
highest bidder nj the front door Of the Saginaw
County Court House in the City Of Saginaw County
Of Saginaw and State Of Michigan ut twelve o'clocl;
noon Of Saturday the 18th day Of November A. ID
1862 all the following described lands and premises
to-wit: The entire Block forty mine (d9) Lots thrco
() and four (i) in Block City (50) Lots five (5)
six (6) seven az in Block sixty-sovon (67) Lots
seven (7) eight (s) nine (g and ten (10) in Block
ffty-nne (59), all in CLASSIFY and Gailnghers ad-
dition to the village NOV city, Of East Saginaw ac-
cordng to the plat of said village (now city, on
file in the Registers Office Of said County Of Saginaw
Dated 0,tobor ID, 1862, -a-.-.
A. g. GAYLORD, a.'..-s.l
Circuit Court Commissioner, Saginaw
County, Michigan. rfs
n-13-6 w.