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NOTICE.

will sell, Receiver, in the town of Charlotte ~
Tuesday the 18th day of August, tract of Land con-
tanning As acres, on McAlpins Greek. Mecklepbnro
county, known as the Sample tract" formerly be-
longing 20 Yates Mcintyre.
One tract of $50 acres head waters of Mckee,
creek Mecklenburg county, known as the Balm nina
tract formerly the property of Yates Mcintyre VIM
McCombs, Esq, can give further particulars, being
agent for the firm of Yates & Mcintyre.
Lots No. 384 and 1856, Ward No. l. in the town of
Charlotte, which w Robson resides.
Tract of 25 acres the Mint in Charlotte front.
ing on Trade street. and valuable Mine, returned by
H. B. Williams agent for a Northern company.
Five or six fine Boiling Cloths, Mill Irons and
Patent Medicines.
Terms-Cash confirmation of the sale by the
Court-note and good security for the money Title
made when the money is paid
d. SCHBNCK, Receiver.
July l5 1862 I'm
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MILITARY ARRANGEMENTs.-Itis undervto.,
that Majsr Gen. d. II. Hill, now in command ~
the District of North Carolina, extending to Drnr
Bluff, has assigned the different parts of H.
command as follows:
Maj. Gen R. Fl. Anderson will have immaa;...
charge of the defences of Drury's Bluff aud tSo
approaches of the Appomatox River, as far as tIo
distractions at Clifton.
Big. Gen. French will have charge oen.
defences of Petersburg with its approacbso
including Clifton, and all the approaches to H.
town, embracing Weldon.
Brig. Gen. T. L. Clingman will have cbar..
of the defences of North Carolina, from WeldoD
to Cape Fear, and will lnake his Headquarters At
Godsborouoh
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CAMP NOTES.

a letter from near Richmond to Southern pa
per says:
We saw Gen. Lee on the field, the 9th June
We have hitherto spoken of the personnel of the
General. He seems little older than when we
saw him at Coosa whatche. Then he had NOUS
tache alone he has, in addition, greyish
beard month old, all over his face. Seated on
log in slight shade, having map upon his knees,
plainly dressed in uniform, with only one Aid at
hand, he looked the same selfpossessed, CONTROL
ing and earnest being we noted before-great then
in the execution of his mastery gigantic scheme
of the greatest battle of modern times.
We saw Stonewall Jackson during the same
Gay. He is, perhaps 40 years old, six feet high,
medium size, and somewhat angular in person.
Has yelowish grey eyes, Roman nose, sharp;
thin, forward chin, angular brow, a close mouth,
and light brown hair. Has suen and unsocial
look; he is impassive, silent, emphatic, and we
but very plain his cap front resting nearly on bis
nose. His tall horse dminishes the effect of his
size, that when mounted he appears less in per-
son than he really is.
President Davis was also on the field His
plain suit OF brown and citizens outfit generally
screened him from much observation. The post
age stamps give very good idea Of his face.
Gen. Longstreet, while on march one day, in
qured Of us the whereabouts of our Division Gen
eral, ana, "hlle we were answering his inquiries,
we had an opportunity of observing of the
handsomest Generals in the Confederate army
His full whiskers, long, brown and neat his steady,
genial and earnest eye; his fine and full forehead;
his Greco Roman nose and regular mouth: all
these present tout ensemble rarely equalled in
manly symmetry and chastened energy.
Gen. Magruder is one of the hardest men to
describe that we have encountered lately. He
impresses gruff, abrupt, in way jocular,
decidedly headstrong, rudely kind, and brusque.
We saw him first on his way to superntend the
storming of the ffty-gun battery on the Malvern
Hill-the strongest position on the Peninsula.
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NOTICE..
July Is, 1862

l will sell, Receiver public sale in Dallas on
Tuesday the 10Th of August tract of Land contain
ing 2G6 acres lying Hoye's creek, returned by YIN
McCombs as agent for Yates & Mcintyre.
One tract, containing 47O acres, known as the Ben.
net Smith tract, lying the Catawba River on both
sides of Tuckaseege Ford, returned by Vim McComb,
agent for Yates Mcintyre.
Will also sell at Lincolnton, Saturday the 23d
of August, the O'Nel tract of Land lying two miles
west of Linconon, returned the property of John
O'Nel.
TermS-Cash confirmation of the sale BY the
Court-note and good security for the purchase money
Title made when the money is paid.
D. SCHENCK, Receiver.
July IS, 1862 I'm
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CAUGHT AT THEIR TRIcKs.-A man BY the
name of Borden, formerly connected with the
Southern Express Company, assisted by many
accomplices, has been engaged in smuggling cot
ton to the Mississippi river near Memphis, and
selling it to the Yankees. a few days ago. they
we're found with so mules and sixty bales of cot
on, on their way to the Yankees, Borden and
9ne Rice, the ring-leaders, we're captured by the
Confederate soldiers, and carried to Gen. Bragg,
nd we think it safe to predict that they will test
be tenacity of hemp The mules and wagons
we're taken into lines and the cotton destroyed.
-Jackson Mississippian.
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NOTICE.

Hospital having been established in this place for
the of transient sick and wounded soldiers, all
such will report to r. KIDDER GREGORY, Act. Asst.
Surgeon c. S. A, in charge of the Hospital at Char
lotte N. c.
P. S.-Ladies in the town and surrounding country
requested to send bandages lint, and old linen,
as large quantities necessary.
July Is, 1852
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-08-12

bSBy a gentleman just from the Choctaw
Nation, we Learn that Brig. Gen. Albert Pike had
moved his Indian forces from Fort McCulloch to
Grand River above Fort Gibson. Col. Stand
Waite had an engagement with some jayhawkcrs
above there, and defeated them, capturing some
fifty wagons loaded with stores, arms, &c. Our
RED allies were in good health and spirts.--Jack-
son NissisSippidn.
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SKIRMIsH AT MOUNT CARMEL CuURCH.-We
understand that the First Virginia Cavalry had
successful skirmish with the advance guard of the
enemy at Mount Carmel Church, in Caroline Co,
a day OF two since. Some prisoners and horses
were captured; with no loss on our side A
report has reached US ola fight the same place
on Wednesday, which resulted in the capture of a
large number of horses and mules and twenty-five
wagons loaded with ammunition Dispatch
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MEDICINES.

Gum Opium, Morphine, Castor OIL Calomel R,n.
Mass, Soda (cooking) CASTLE Soap, Old Brown w,nS
sor Soap, Qunne, French Brandy, Old Port Win.
Lemon Syrup, Arrow Root, Epson Salts, Sulphur
and Quicksilver. '
E. NYE HUTCHINSON CO.
Charlotte, July 10, 1867 I'm Druggists
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FROM EUROPE.

European news up to the 10Th July has been
received.
An important discussion took place in Parlia-
ment Lindsay's motion to make an offer of
mediation and to recognize the Southern Con-
federacy. After lengthy debate, the motion
withdrawn.
Lord Palmerston made a remarkable speech on
the occasion, appealing urgently to the House to
leave the matter in the hands Of the government.
1.-THE presumption is that Mr. Lindsay, the
mover of the resolution, withdrew it after Lord
Palmerstons appeal, upon the latter's assurance
that the Government would take such action in
the premises would be satisfactory to the House
Until we the debate itself, we cannot form any
dgment Of the character Of the proceedings.
The voluntary withdrawal however, of the motion
by Mr.. Lindsay, indicates very clearly, we think,
that he was willing after hearing Palmerston's
speech, to trust the government with the manage
ment of the affair. This gentleman being the
warm advocate of mediation and recognition the
course pursued by him is significant,
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald
asserts that Napoleon is about to offer the media
ton of France to America, and says moreover
that the drift of public opinion is in favor of such
a course.
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WANTED.

Good wages will be paid for thirty hands to work
on Hospital bedding. Hands accustomed to the of
the sewing machine preferred. None but persons Of
good character need apply. NJ. HOWARD
Surgeon and Medical Purveyor,
N. c. Military Institute. Charlotte n. C.
July %, 1862
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-08-12
VESUVIUS FURNACE
IRON w DIRK S.

The subscriber informs the public that he is manu-
featuring Pig iron at his Furnace in Lincoln county
five miles north of Sharon Station the Wil Char
Rutherford Railroad. He is also prepared to cast
Machinery, such Mill Gearing. Thrashing Machine
Irons, &c. also HolowWare and Salt Pans.
j. N. SMITH.
yesuvius Furnace P o. July Is, 1862. y-pd
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HIGH POINT FEMALE SEMINARY.
HIGH POINT, n. &.

HIGH POINT, n. G.
The Fall Session viii. begin on Monday July 2lst,
1862 with the corps of teachers and the same
Leading characteristics heretofore For information
as to the merits of the school, refer with confidence
to our former patrons.
RATES PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
Board at 50 90 per week, $50 90
Regular Tuition, lower classes, IL so
higher classes Is 90
Piano or Guitar Lessons, 20 90
Wax Worsted or Feather work, 90
Tsrms-Sixty dollars in advance the remainder at
the close of session. No deduction for an absence
of less than consecutive weeks.
For further information address,
S. LANDER. A. NJ
June 10, 1852 Principal
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WANTED.

. Twenty hands can find immediate employment b.
applying at the Envelope Mandatory of
J. II. STEVENS K CO,
June IT, 1862 If Opposite the Posoifco
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WANT I'D.

m HA BALES OF COTTON. For first quality
IL eDV 9 cents will be paid, at
A. A. n. NJ. TAYLORS.
June 10, 1862. IF
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WANT ED.

The Medical Purveyors Department, Charlotte, n G.,
is in need of the following articles for the use of the
Army, for which the annexed prices will be paid
ROOTS, HERBS AND Banks.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-08-12

"a marauding band of Federal soldiers
visited the premises of General Pillow, and after
numbering the overseer and shooting two of his
negroes, who we're endeavorng to hide, they
destroyed all the property they could lay their
hands on, including the growing crops The
balance of the negroes were carried off.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-08-12

BREACH OF FAITH-The New York Herald
asserts that the Lincoln Government have released
four hundred of our prisoners upon their taking
the oath of allegiance. We have reason to be-
lieve that the number is greatly exaggerated, but
whatever the number, it is clear violation of the
terms of the cartel lately agreed upon between
the two Governments. 1t becomes the imperative
duty of the Southern Government to hold on to an
equal number of Lincoln prisoners until the Yam
KEGS perform Their obligations in good faith. 1t
is clear that they nave no idea of honor in their
relations with "rebels," and can only be made to
keep their contracts upon compusion.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-08-12

IHE OCTRAGEs IN ARKANsAS.-We have
received confirmation of the report that one of the
overseers on Gen Pillows plantation, near Helena,
Ark, was hung one day last week. His offence
was Furnishing negro who had given the Federals
information as to where some of his masters stock
could be found. On being informed that he had
done so, squad of Dutch made their appearance
and hung him up without moments delay la
addition TO this, Mr.. Torrance, overseer on the
plantation of Mrs. Richards, was seized and has
been sentenced to be hung this week
his offence was whipping negro, and oversee
ing hands who had worked on fort Pillow. The
sentence was to be executed this week Another
gentleman, Mr.. John Yearly, planter on Old
Town ridge, was charged with correcting his own
negroes, and also hung
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-08-12

A MELODEON. Any person having for sale will
please apply at this Office. July ed.
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ORDERS TO REPoRT-We understand that
orders have been issued for all paroled prisoners
taken at Roanoke Island ard elsewhere to report
their names, so that they may be included il the
exchange lately agreed on between the Confederate
and Lincoln Governments.
MA large steamer with a valuable cargo, in
Guiding munitions of war, arrived at Confederate
port within the last few days. Her cargo includes
AZ 900 pounds of ammunition and 1000 stand of
arms.
sS- At the late special election in Baltimore,
uuder Lineolns bayonets, 1880 votes were polled,
all Union, as we are gravely informed by 4
Northera paper. The City, under free election,
used to cast more than thirty thousand! Where
are the restP
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LATER

a special despatch dated Knoxville, 9Th, says
that despatch this morning from Brig. General
Stevenson, states that after gallant action of
four hours yesterday, farewell, the enemy
was repulsed with great slaughter, and is in full
retreat courier reports that battery of four
guns was taken after being twice repulsed, with
loss of 100 men. Gen. Burton has succeeded in
gaining the enemy's rear. Gen. Stevenson being
reinforced, fanked Bowers command, capturing
the Federal army of East Tennessee.
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To be delivered in any quantity at the \. G. HiH5"
Institute or to Drs. Duffy and Arendell Medical -
veyor's Agents. who will visit the various towns owl
this State A. HOWARD,
Surgeon and Medical PurYgo''
Car!otte, y. c.. July q, 1882 I'm
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June 10, 1862.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

hEFAULT having been made in the payment of
IL II certain sum Of money secured 10 he paid by
an lndcnturo Of Mortgage dated the sixteenth day
Of August, A. d. 1860, executed by Samuel w
lawkey, Of Chicago, Illinois to James Brewster, of
New Haven, Connecticut and recorded in the Office
et the Register Of Deeds for the County of Saginaw
state Of Michigan, in Liber Oh" of Mortgages, on
pages l22, 1873 and l24, on the seventeenth day Of
August, A. ID. 1860 mt III o'clock A. NJ , and whereas
there Is duo at the date of this notice upon said
Mortgage tho sum Of seven hundred thirty-one and
Z9-IOO dollars, and no suit or proceeding mt law or
IN equity having been instituted 10 recover the
money secured by said mortgage or any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of power Of sale in said Mortgage contained
on Saturday, the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1862 AT
two o'clock the afternoon Of that day nj the front
door of the Court House in the City of Saginaw 1.-THE
said Court House being the place OF holding the
Circuit Cont in and for said County) shall sollat
pnbc auction, TO the highest bidder the said mort
gagged premises, or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to pay said amount due together with the
interest from this date and the costs and expenses of
sale rs allowed by law, subject, however TO four
payments not yet due upon said mortgage, all Of
which amount 10 the sum of one thousand three
hundred eishty-one an125-100 dollars. n Ly -
Said premises being situated in tho Comfy of
Saginaw and State Of Michigan, and are described
in said Mortgage follows o-wit Block six (6) in
H. Mapcs' Addition 20 the 0ty Of isast Saginaw,
Michigan and described md bounded as follows
commcncing at a point on the south section line of
section eighteen (lS) Town twelve (l2) North of
Range five (5) East, where the east side line of
Jefferson street as designated on "A plat of East
Saginaw known NJ Hoyts plat interseets the said
section line; Thence North at right angles u said
section line three hundred and sixty 1900 feet
thence east parallel with said section line two hun fred
and forty Gao fee thence south three hundred and
sixty feet $500 TO the said section line and to the
point where the west side of Warren street, as
designated said Hoyts plat interests said section
linei thence on said section line west two hundred
and forv 240 feet TO the place Of beginning being
in the County of Saginaw and State of Michigan
Dated East Saginaw, December 10th. 1861
49,, JAMES BREWSTER, Mortgage
WEBER, THOMPSON a GAGE, =
Attorneys for Mortgagee mo-
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
II. Joint resolution in reference to


II. Joint resolution in reference to
the rebellion, approved Jan. IS.
l3. Joint resolution providing for the
payment of the travelling expenses OF
commissioners TO secure the allotments
Of volunteers from the State of Michigan,
approved Jan. lS. etfs ftA'
If. Joint resolution instructing tie
Commissioners Of the Land Office to issue
certificates for certain swamp lands in
town six North Of range fourteen and
fifteen West, TO Peter +. Pfanstiehl and
John RooSt, approved Jan. 1s.
10. Joint resolution asking the gov
eminent Of tho United States to make a
grant of land far the construction of a
road from Houghton, in the State OF
Michigan, to the city Of Appleton in the
State of Wisconsin, approved Jan. Is.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN: The Circuit Court for
y the County Of Saginaw, In Attachment John
H. Mershon and James f. Mershon rs Samuel d.
Clark Notice is hereby given that the thirteenth
day Of December A. ID 1861, writ of attachment was
issued out Of tho Circuit Court for the county of Sag
NAV at the suit Of John IL, Mershon and James f.
Mershon the above named plaintiffs against the
lands tenements, goods, chatels moneys and effects
Of said Samuel ID Clark the above named defend
ant for the sum Of ono thousand three hundred fifty
five dollars and twenty-seven cents-that said writ
was returnable on the seventh day of January A. ID.
662,-that said writ has been returned served by
attachment Of personal property Of said defendant
and that said defendant could not DO found.
Dated January 10Th, 1862. Z Ef = 81 r. g.. .
WEBER, THOMPSON & GAGE,
n2i-6w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
No Dale Sired, LIVERPOOL Office, Sc Val
and Oh Pine streets, NEW YORK.
20 and II Poultry, LONDON


No Dale Street. LIPERPOOL OHee. Sc Val
and Oh Pine streets, NEW YORK
20 and II Poultry LONDON
Paid Capital, Surplus reserved Funds. 90, 304 lbs
Invested in this country over '''''''' 100000
Yearly Revenue, over. '.''''''.'''.''' 2,bOO 900
TIIE SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RE-
Il sponsiblc for all engagements Of the Company:
All Directors must be Shareholders. The Stock Of
the Company, at the latest quotations, was 400 per
cent Premium The f2 shares selling for fl0.
Directors and Shareholders in NEW
YORK.
JAMES BROWN, Esq, Chairman.
FRANCIS C0TTENET, Esq, Deputy Chm
EN- Archibald II. b. NJ Consul.
Alexander Hamilton, Jr ESQ.
Eugene Duth Esq Joseph Gaillard. Jr, Esq.
Henry Grnnell, Esq. L. +. Sanderson. Esq.
ALFRED PELI, Esq,
Resident Secretary.
ALEX HAMILTON, Jr. Esq,
Counsel Of the Board.
The great resources of the Liverpool and London
Fire and Life Insurance Company and the high
character of its Direction together with the personal
liability Of ITS Shareholders, cntite II in our opinion
10 the highest confidence.
New York, March, 1860.
Sturgis, Bennett Co. j. r. Jaffray a Sons.
Duncan, Sherman Co. Alex. j. Stewart 4 Co.
X. J.. a A. Stuart Harper A Brothers.
G. w. j. I. Moore Co. ID. Appleton Co.
Caalin, Nolan Co. Grinnell, Minturn a Co.
d. Mnturn Wood a Co.
VIM. l.. WEBBER,
Agent at East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

.TNIE CIRCUIT COURT for the County Of Sag-
l. nav, Michigan In Attachment. Augustus 4!
Mershon rs. samuel ID. Clark. Notice is hereby
given that on the thirteenth day Of December A. u
1861, writ OF attachment was issued out Of the
Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw at the suit
of Augustus III Mershon, the above named plaintiff
against the lands tenements, goods, chattels moneys
and effects Of Samuel ID. Clark, the above named
defendant, for the sum Of five hundred and ninety.
four dollars and sevcnty-fvo cents-that said writ
was returnable on the seventh day Vt january A. d.
lS62-that said writ has been returned served by
attachment Of personal property Of said defendant
and that said defendant could not be found.
Dated January 10Th, 1861 Er0AO
WEBER, THOMPSON 4 GAGE,
n24-6w Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28

GTATE OF MICHIGAN The Circuit Court for
> the County Of Saginaw. in Chancery
Nelson W. Clark
John NJ Northrop.
Dwight Horton Al "a session of said
Elisha Bliss, Jr., Court hold nj the Court
Elizabeth Honey House in the City Of
Frederick j. llolcomb, Saginaw, in said county
Elisha Bliss, Of Saginaw, on the
Charles Bradley, eleventh day of De-
Lott Frost, ccinber in the year one
George B Holmes thousand olght hun
Benjamin Dyer drod and sixty-one
Edward A. Bliss, Present
Richard W. Bliss, Hon. James Birney
Amelia T. Bliss, Circuit Judge
Amanda NJ. Horton;
Caroline Northrop and ..f .tl# II
Harriet T.. IIolcomb.
II satisfactorily appearing 10 tho court b. dovit
that the said Defendants Elisha Bliss Jr Amelia T.
Bliss, John NJ Northrop Frederick j Hocomb
Elisha Bliss, Edward A. Bliss Richard W Bliss
Caroline Northrop, Harriet T.. Holcomb, Charles
Bradley, Lott Frost George Il. HOLMES aud Renia-
min Dyer not residents Of the State of Michigan
but that said Elisha Bliss Jr, Amelia i. Bliss John
NJ Northrop, Frederick j. Holcomb, Elisha Bliss
Edward a Bliss, Richard w Bliss, Caroline Northrop
ADD Harriet T. iioiconb reside in the State Of Mas
sachusetts that said Charles Bradley resides in the
State of Illinois, that said Lott Frost resides in the
State Of New York, and that said George Holmes
and Benjamin Dyer are residents of the State of
Rhode Island, ON motion Of William l.. Webbor
Solicitor for Complainant it is ordered that each Of
said nonresident Defendants cause his or her an
pearance to be entered in this cause within four
months from the date of this order and in case of
their appearance they cause their answer plea or
demurrer to the Bill Of Complaint filed in this cause
to be filed, and copy thereof to be served on said
Compainants Solicitor within the same time, and
in default thereof that said Bill be taken as con-
fcssod by said nonresident Defendants And il il
further ordered, that within twenty days the said
Complainant cause a copy Of this order 10 be pub
lished in the east Saginaw Courier newspaper
printed and published in said County Of Saginaw,
and that said publication DO continued for six sue
cessye weeks, once in each week or that nc cause
copy Of this order to DO served personally zach of
said nonresident Defendants at least twenty days
before the day Of appearance herein named
JAMES BIRNEY, Circuit Judge.
true copy, WIN. M0LL, Register.
WM l.. Weber, Comprts Sel'r n2l-6w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-01-28
PAINTING.

on Water street, east side northern termination Of
the late FIRE, where he will be pleased 70 see his old
customers and now ones also o, j.. GLOVER