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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the condition of
IL a certain Mortgage made and executed by Iii
ram S. Penoyer 10 benjamin Miller on the FIRST day
Of April Ammo DonIn one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-eight, and recorded in the Office OF the
Register Of Deeds for aginaw county in the State
Of Michigan, on the ninth day Of June in the year
aforesaid, at II o'clock A VI in record L Of Mort
gagcs, page l50 by which the power to sell therein
contained hns teoomo OF orGtiyo and said Mortgage
having been assigned by benjamin Miller and wife,
90 John johnson, Of the State Of Ohio on the lith
day Of October Ammo Domni one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-ninc which said assignment was
also duly recorded in tho Registers office as afore-
said, on tho 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1862, at IL
o'clock, AM in record III 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 (SI50) and no
suit or proceeding at law or in equity having been
instituted 20 recover the money secured by said
Mortgage, or any part thereof Now therefore,
notice V hereby gwen that by virtue Of power Of
sale in said Mortgage contained, will he fireclcsed
by sale Of the ulortgaged premises, or 70 much
thereof rs may be 3essry 10 satisfy the said prin.
cipal aud interest, together with reasonable attor.
ney fec and the ami charges Of such foreclos-
IRE, nj tho front door Of the Court House in the
city Of Saginaw, 1.-THE said Court House being the
place Of holding the Circuit Court In AMI for said
county, on Thursday, the 18th day Of August next,
Mt three o'clock in the afternoon Of that day of all
and singular the following mortgnged prcmises;--
All that piece or parcel OF land known and dcscrb-
cd the cast half OF the northeast quarter Of
tion thirty-ve (35) In township number eleven IN
north Of range Lumber lyo 90 east containing
eighty (50) Of land be the same more or less
Dated, East Saginaw, May TO- 1862
JoHN JoHvsoS, Assignee
Z. II. Thomson, Attorney for Assignee.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
CARDI

DETROIT, January 18TH 1862
WE HAVE tho pleasure 10 annoance, that
w owing 10 the great demand for the celebrated
Whiskesa sud superior Foreign aud Domestic Liquors
heretofore sold by r. A. Stokes we shall continue the
business in all lis branches together with the manu-
facturo CT
Reetifed WHISTLES, burning Fluid, CAM
pheI q, Alcohol. &c..
Aud also the sale of PAINTS, OILS AND I'll r.
PENTINE, at The Old Stand Of y. "A. STOKES,
corner Jefferson Avenue and Wayne Street, on a
scale second to Establishment in the State; and
having secured the services Of Mr. Stokes, who for
more than ten years connected with the largest
Importing Liquor House in the City Of New York
We 0ater ourselves, from his experience and kpowl
edge of tho Cognac, Rochelle, Bordeaux Oporto and
other Foreign and Domestic Markets, we can otter 10
the Trade Inducements 70 purchase PURE ARTICLES
that other house IN the West possesscs; and o. we
propose making the "peaoh OrcharP' and other
Whistles (Which sold at our auction sales, in Sep
tcnbcr and October, Twenty-Five per cert. higher
thnu any Vhiskics manufactured In the West,) the
layorite whskcs Of the day, by sparing no expense
or plins in their manufacture, and keeping stock
Of the choicest articles selected with great care for
Medicinal and Family use which shall sell at the
Lowest Market Rates, we invite your inspection OF
our Stock which is the largest in the State
MANNING, STANWOOD 4 co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
winchester's Genuine Preparation
THE SPECIFIC REMEDY.
A Specific Remedy for spermatorrhen, or semr
Weakness

A Specific Remedy for spermatouhen, or Seminal
Weakness.
This Is the only remedy for Sexual Debility, I'm
potency, sterilty, dc, which has the approval Of
the medical profession. It's success has been most
neutrality-suspicious. cues where all other
methods Of treatment hal failed One to six bot
ties Of the SPECIFIC PILL will permanently cure
any case Of Seminal Weakness, or its resulting i'm.
potency, however aggravated, whether constitution
a, or arising from abuses or excess.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
~ have used your Specific Pill in many cases Of
Spcrmstorrhca, and with the most perfect success.
j. MILToS SANDERS, NJ. d.. LII d."
"Wo believe it to be ns near n Specific rs any
medicine can DO. We have cured many serer cases
nth from sir 10 ten doses DIR b. KETTLE amer
icon Jour Of Med Science.
E2 This is not a Homeopathic Remedy nor is
there any mercury other deleterious ingredients
combined with it,
Prics:-Sl per box; six boxes for IS, by mail,
prepaid For sale at the sole General Depot in the
United States, by
J. WINCHESTER. &c John Street. N Y.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
cnANcERY SALE.

TN pursuance nnd by yiiiue Of a decree of the
il Circuit Court for the County OF Saginaw In
Cbanccry, made ON the l2th day Of September A. d.
1861 in n cause therein pending between Trumbull
Cary, Complainant, and Elelzer Miller, Defendant,
Notice Is hereby given that shall sell ut public
auction TO tho highest bidder OF the front door Of
the Court House in the City and County Of Saginaw
and State Of Michigan, Saturday, the 2lst day Of
June A. ID. l562, at twelve o'clock, noon, all those
certain pieces or parcels Of land lying and being in
the County Of Saginaw and State OF Michigan,
known and described Us follows to-wit The East
half of the Southwest quarter Of section fifteen l5)
the West half Of the Northeast quarter Of section
twenty two (22)--the West half Of tho Northwest
fractional quarter Of section twenty-five (2Z), and
tho Northeast part Of tho Northeast fractional
quarter Of section twenty ely, containing IN all
four hundred and eighteen acres, and thirty-sx hum
dredths Of IN acre according 10 the United states
survey said last mcpdoned description covering
ono hundred and sixty one and 6l00 acres Of land,
according 70 GoyeSnmcnf Survey be the Same more
ur Ices. and All lying AMI being in Tow number
n u Nhfii OF Itngo humber hvc ~ East
As gaylord, -.
Circnit Court Commissioner, Saginaw Co, Mich
natal Nav n 1862 n4l-
WI wsBBER Complaiaart's Solicitor. -
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
l. b HOVEY,

L. b HOVEY,
Genssse Street, Opposite C. d. W. Gibson 4 Son
LAS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST
Il Il Stock Of
Double aud Single Harness, Saddles, Collars,
Brides, Marfingoies, Vaiises, Trunks, DC,
Whips, Of all descriptions,
In the State Of Michigan. Having secured the
services Of the best workmcn in the State he is
prepared to manufa ture 10 order all articles In
style never before displayed In this City
REPAIRING neatly executed, with promptness
and Dispatch fAa'ei4 ~
N. B.-L. ID. III. begs leave 10 inform those indcbt-
cd 10 him. that all accounts made out up 10 the
LIST of April, and requests that they will cnl and
settle Immediately a. all outstanding accounts after
the LIST Of May viii be placed ia Lawyers hands
for collection. L. ID. IIovEY.
East Saginaw, April I. 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
1862. BUILDING. 1862.

J.II McFarlin tenders his thanks to the people Of
this city for their past liberal patronas and hopes
for its continuance. n2l-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
WincheSter'S
III Y POP SPHITES
(Dr Churehilps Specific Remedy
FOR CONSUMPTION,

FOR CONSUMPTION,
Nervous Debility, Scrqfuia, Dyspepsia, Bronchitis
This ia the most wonderful curative agent known
10 medical science. IL has effected cures IN erery
stage Of Consumption "LNPARALLELED ~
THE ANNALS or MEDICINE" In Ner-
cous Debility and Dyspepsia tho Ilypophosphitcs
may be regarded as an almost sovereign remedy.
THE HYToPuosPuITEs
Have n two-fOld and speechc action-cn the ono
hand, Increasing the principle irhich ConsiituteS
nervous energY and, on the other, being The most
poperfM blood generating agents knolrn. They
net with promptness and certainty in aH general
morbid conditions, such rs Chronic Bronchitis,
Asthma, Scrofula, Marasmua, Ancmia, Female
complaints, &c. and in all disorders of the Nervous
or Blood Systems. Their effect upon the ubercular
condition is IMMEDIATE all the general symptoms
disappear nth q rapidly ehict Is really marreL-
Gus. They increase the nervous or vital energy,
relieve Cough, check night sweats diminish Expec-
toraton, improve the appetite arrest Diarrea, and
Promote refreshing sleep 4 FAIR TRIAL rs
CERTAIN CURE.
Winchester's Genuine Preparation
OF THE HYPOPHOSPHITES is the only
reliable form of DR. Churchilfs Remedy, and il ap-
proved by the Medical profession generally. USE
NO OTHER, OR ANY REMEDY CONTAIN-
ING IRON
RE5- Prices:--In 7 OF Bottles, SIS Bottles for
80. In 10 or Bottles, S2-threo for IS Circulars
gratis. Sold by all respectable Druggists, and at
the sole General Depot in tho United States, by
j. WINCHESTER, 50 John Street n. Y.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
MORTGAGE SALR-


1 EFAULT having been made in the payment OF
- certain sum OF money secured to be pnid by
an lndenturo of Mortgage, bearing date the
eighteenth day of January, A D. 1855 executed by
samuel Copeland of East Saginaw. Michigan, party
OF the first part Cornelius T. LOngstreet part yof
the I'd part and recorded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Saginaw County State of Michigan,
IN Liber Il Of Mortgages pages 32l and 3l2 on
the 9th dry Of March, A. j. 1858, at 8 A. NJ, and
whereas there is due at the date of this notice
upon said Mortgage the sum Of three thousand
two hundred forty-seyen dollars and thrty-sx
cents, and no suit proceeding at law or in equity
having been instituted to recover the money Sc
cured by said Mortgage, any part thereof
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of power Of sale in said mortgage contained
on Saturday, the 9TH day of June, A. d. 1862,
nj two O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that day. at the
front door of the Court House in the City of Saginaw
Chc said Court House being the place of holding the
Circuit Court in and for said county shall sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder the said mort
gagged premises, or 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 allowed by law, and also twenty five dollars
Attorney or Solicitors fees, a provided in said
Mortgage. Said premises being situated in the
County of Saginaw and State Of Michigan and are
described in said Mortgage ms follows to wit -
All that land known aud described as lots one (lD
and two q in block twenty-five (25) according TO
Hoyts plat of the village (now city) of East Sagi-
nav, now file in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Saginaw County, Michigan
Dated East Saginaw, March llth, 1862
CORNELIUS T. LONGSTREET,
WEBER, THOMPSON & GAGE,)
Attys for MOrtg tgee ( n32-l3w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
PAINTING.

House. Sign, plain and Ornamental painting h
all its branches viii be carried rs heretofore ~
=. AT Hrs NEW PAINT SHOP
on Water street, east side northern tsrninssion Il
tho late fire. where ne will be pleased 10 his Old
customers cra rev cnef s'so o. J. otOvrH
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03
EXTENSIVE
Livery Establishment
BOss, EUEgESELL q CO.,

A T their New and Extensive Stables, on Wash
"A iugon Street
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
Have one Of the
Best Livery Establishments in the West
Family "turn outs' IIorses and Buggies, Sadie
Horses, and rigs" of all styles single or four TO six
horses, promptly fitted out.
NEW AND IN STYLE.
Everything about the establishment is in good
shape, tidy new and Of late style Horses always in
good condition and carriages and Harnesses neat and
tidy.
REA SONABIE RATES.!
only, charged in all instances, and the utmost pains
taken to give entire satisfaction to all customers
A. w. GATES, Agent.
East Saginaw, Aug, 8. 1861
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-15
The Way the Yankees Fight

4 Yankee correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga zette, giving description of the first days fight at Shiloh, furnishes the following pretty good idea of the conduct of Yankees on the field of bat tie.
 On the bluffs above the river is a sight that may well make our cheeks jingle with shame for some of our soldiers. There are not less than three thousand skulkcrs lining the banks Ask them why don't they go to their places in the line "Oh, our regiment is all cut to pieces" Why don't you go to where it is forming again?'i < 1 cau't find it!' And the hulk looked as if that wonld be the very last thing he would want to do
 Officers are around among them, trying to hunt up their men--storming, coaxing, commanding-- cursng, l'm afraid. One strange feow-a Major, if | remember aright-- is now making q sort oi elevated, superne fourth ot-July speech to every body that will listen to him. He means we'll cer- talnly; " Men ot Kentucky, of Illinois, of Ohio, ot Iowa, of Indiana, implore you, beg of you, to come up now! Help us through two hours more. By all that you hold dear-by the homes that you hope to detend-by the flag you love--hy the States you honor-by all your love of country, by all your hatred of treason, l conjure you to come up and do your duty nowr' And so on for dlan- tty. " That ieler's q good speaker,' was the only response l heard; and the fellow who gave it nestled most snugly behind his tree as he spoke
 know we'll enough the nature of the skulAing animal i'll army during q battle. T. had seen their performances before but never on so large a scale-never with such an utter sickness of heart as looked--as now. Still, do not believe there was very much more than the average per centaee. It was big army, and the runaways all sought the landing.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-15

TIE GAzETTE.-This old and respectable journal issued on Saturday last it's closing number for the present. The cause was the want of paper. The taking of Huntsville, Alabama, cut oil it's supply, Though ample provision had been made for year to come. The course of the Gazette, during the war, has been unselfsh and patriotic in the highest degree, and we deeply regret the misfortune that deprves the country of it's services at this uncture Sound newspapers are things of necessity to our cause in this great struggle.
 How much longer the True Democrat will con Enue its issnes at Little Rock, depends somewhat rpon the federas. Should we be driven from this place, we hope to be able to continue its publica ton further south. h the event of the blockade of tue Mississippi river, we have arrangements or foot to bs supplied yith the latest possible intor- nation from our friends on the other side Wf shall spare no pains or expense to keep our people posted in every thing that concerns the country.-- As to the possession of Little Rock by the tederas itis possible event, but not one that We as ye sntertas any fears about. great many Yankee T! be made to bite the dust before that takes place
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-15
Yankee OutTages

The federals are robbing and numbering in Vr- ginia, on the coast and elsewhere. The accounts of these outrages come to us generally through southern channels We clip the following from that tory organ Mo Republican.
 NORTHEAST MISSOURI, April l5 1862
 4 disgraceful and most nhuman murder was per petrated few days ago, about twelve miles north west of Canton, Mo, by squad of United States troops commanded by man by the name of Sterne, all belonging to Col Glover's regiment The facts are as follows, asrelated by Mrs. Harry Tender son, near whose house it took place:
 On last Sunday, this squad came to the house of Harry H Henderson, on a scouting expedition. When near the house they saw two men, Wm. A. Marks and Palmer-running; they pursued, firing on them rapidly, which brought them to 6 halt, and they were taken, neither being hurt. They then went back through the yard and beyond the house into a hollow, where several reports of fire arms were heard The troops returned 10 the house, and the Captain said to Mrs. Henderson, "YOur friend is
 ere,' pointing in the drecOn, dont you touch hin, until he IS dead.'
 Mrs. H. sid, "show me where he is; no christian would permit human being to die so near the house and be eaten upby the hogs'' H. took her to the place, and there she saw Wm. A. Marks welterng in his blood, shot through the head. One of the soldiers urI ed him over he still breath ing. The captain or leader, ordered him to shoot him again, but the soldier more humane than his officer, refused, saying, "NO; shOOting q man as en0ugh." They then, after searching the house and acting very rudely towards Ms who was in a very delicate condition, grasping her shoulders roughly, forcing her around, and order ing her to open boxes, trunks, drawers, etc. left with Palmer and Henderson prisoners. Mir. Marks died shortly after without speaking word or be- ing conscious of what hurt him. He leaves help less widow with five children, the youngest only three months old. Marks was recruiting officer for Price, it is said, and suppose there is DO doubt about it, and was properly arrested but nhumanly murdered have heard that the troops say that be started to escape before they shot him. do hope for their sakes and for the honor of our com mon humanity, 1t may be so. But the circumstan- ces are strongly against them, and those nearest the say that he was murdered while an unarrn ed prisoner, in cold blood, and the conduct after wards was fendish and brutal Marks has been a church member from his boyhood. and as good a neighbor as ever lived. His only fauIt was be- ing a rebel, and in this he was conscientious.
 Northeast Missouri is quiet and the peopIe are desirous of peace, and only want the rooDs to con duct themselves as their protectors and not as van das, to insure psrtact restoration of confidence and prosperity. There is nothing else wanting in this part of the State; and if Gov. Gambles earnest and humane desires carried out, such wolld he ed themselves we'll, and will soon gain the conf. dence of the people. The perpetrators of this out rage not State troops.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-15
Later from the More of the
 Williamsburg Fight.

RICHMOND, May S.-Tte battle near Williams burg, on Monday, is said .O have been the 6ercest of the war while il lasted The charge of Stewart s cavalry is represented tohaye been tearlul-mow- ing down the Hesoians br scores The loss 10 the enemy iii Killed and wounded very heavy Gen. Early, of Virginia, Wis badly wounded. Gen. Anderson, of South Carolina, is reported killed
 No official or detailed account Of the battle has been vet received.
 The city is excited day by unreliable reports of another terrific fight ut Charlottesville yesterday, in which the Coniederates are said to have been victorious, and the Yankees tepulsed with much slacuhter
 RICHMOND. May s.-An official letter receiy ed from Gen. Johnston dated Barnhamsyille, eleven o'clock a. n. yesterday, states that the enemy were landing under cover of their gunboats near West Point. No mention is made of the engagement; but OH the contrary, the tenor of the letter indi- cates that Gen. Johnston did not expect conflict with the enemy.
 He states that their repulse at Williamsburg seems to have stopped their advance in that dl- recton altogether.
 The prisoners taken on Monday principal ly from Heintzlemau's division and part of them from Summers.
 Nothing i. said of the extent of the casaaltie. on either side.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-15
EXEMPTIONS.
Public Meeting.

At a meeting of the citizens of Camden, held on Wednesday last, the following proceedings were had, to-wt:
 Mir. John Matlock was called to the chair, and C gorge II Goddard appointed secretary.
 The following resolutions were offered and unan- imously passed
 Resoiprd by he cti-tms of Ca,aden and uicinay, in ntqss meftinq assembled
 lst. That the city council be- and they are here by, requested to have all the cotton now on store age in this city. removed place of safety in the country, ont of reach of the enemy, should they as cend our river.
 2d. That the city connc be, and they are hereby, requested to take steps for the timely removal and destruction if necessary, of all sugar and molasses, or other stores ofyalue 10 the enemy, now in the city, or which may hereafter be brought here 3d That the city council be, and they are here by, requested to take to receive all the pow der now in private hands, ill order that the be used for the public defence, should the enemy approach.
 4th. That it is the sense of this meeting, that we should at once apply to the Military Board, and through them, if deemed necessary 10 the military authority of the Confederate States, for the author ity to raise, and equip as best may, bands of Partisan Rangers, to be under the control Of ap- propriate commander, to be used river guard, and in annoying the enemy in every possible way, should they invade this portion of the State. Jtii. hat the shipment Ol bacon ana oIher nee essaries from here ought to be discontinued, and prohibited if possible.
 1th. That we are determined to resist the ene- my 50 long there is man left to shoulder q gun that would prefer death to submission, and that he who despairs of the Confederacy, would seek to deprecate its currency, is an enemy to us and 6 traitor to his country
 Sth. That a committee Of twenty five citizens be appointed, who shall memoralize the Military Board accordance with the expressed in rho Ittl resolution.
 9th. that while we fear no immediate danger, we deem it expedient. in view of the experience of the past four months, prepare for the worst, and be s--s!J iitr ufvsr I..1rt ft men q comes.
 In accordance with the Sth resolution the follow ing named gentlemen were appointed. to-wit: j. $. II. Rainey, Dr. A. $. Huey, John T. Bear den, B. ". Warren, James NJ. Brooks, John Slli- mau, w. T. Stone, Jerry Hollis Ezra Hill, P. Agee. D. Newton, F. 4. Sketon, C. II. Thorn, Dr. Foster, Dr. John Seay, R. E Arlington, Tyra liil, D. W. Danell N w Richmond, J. A Proctor, James Green, II. Ross l.. c. C. Elliott, A. B. Lary and G. II. Goddard.
 The meeting then adjourned sine die.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-05-15
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IRE GALLANT Col. AsHBY-A DARING ADyEN- TURE.-The Richmond Whigof the lth ult., says; We learn that the gallant Ashby, a few days since, while falling back before the enemy who pursued along the valley turnpike, alghted to aid few men Tn destroying the bridge across the Shenan- doah. The last caisson of his artillery had thun. deredby and the ankee cavalry pursued so closely that number had crossed the bridge before it could bedestroyed Springing upon his noble grey char ger, Ashby sped along the turnpike. followed by eight of the enemy. His pistols were unfortunately empty, and he had no resource but flight. The chase continued for nearly two miles, the Yankees firing at | m as he ran As he neared d place Of safety, two Of the Yankees, who had outstripped the rest, were nearly abreast of him, when one of them was shot by some of bis men. and the other was killed by Ashby with his sabre.
 During the latter part of the chase shot fired by long range gun at 8 distance of nearly half mile, struck his horse in the side The faithful animal continued with unabated speed and served his rider, but the wound was mortal He was led along the line oi regiment under arms. Our in. f0rmant says he never imagined so magnificent and spirited animal. He was white as snow except where his side and legs were stained with his own blood. His main and tail were long and flowing, his eyes and actions evinced distinctly the rage with which he regarded the injury he had received. He trod the earth with the grandeur of wounded lion, and every soldier looked upon him with sympathy ana admiration. He had saved his master at the cost of his own life. He almost seemed conscious ot hls achieven ent, and only to regret death be- cause his own injuries were not avenged, Ouri formant says he IS aware 1t may be considered ex- ravagant to attribute such intelligence to an ami nal, but really it made the same impression upon sll that beheld him