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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-02-27

ca Ten thousand bottles of whiskey
were captured at Aqua Landing, Va,
some days ago. 1t belonged to the suit
lers, who, had the stuff reached the ar
my, would have realized from its sale a
profit of $4,000. At Winchester, Va,
whiskey sells readily at $40 per gallon,
while -four is only $40 barrel
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-02-27

FIRE IN GLovER,-We learn that
on Wednesday morning, at about 6 o.
clock, the house of Mr.. Emerson, in
Glover, was entirely consumed by fire.
We are not yet informed how the fire
originated or the amount Of loss sustain
ed by this catastrophe.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-02-27
CT T. 0. ]. Smith, better known

60 F. o. j. Smith, better known as
"Fog Smith" has made a tremendous
three days speech in the Maine legisla-
ture. He is against emancipation, and
against the administration generally, and
threatens that if the Union is broken up
Maine will unite with Canadian his
poetical words, when despair shall over
take her, she can and will mount the
wings of hope and go back to the mother
government, clothed with a new loyalty,
and bidding adieu to the slaughtered
hopes and ruined glories to her sister
states Well done, Fog.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-02-27

s The submarine battery generally
called the what is it ? which has been
building at New York for some time, is
not failure as has been reported, but
has succeeded so we'll on trial tina. ano-
Their of the same kind, intended for active
service, is to be constructed at once.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-02-27

QUARTERLY MEET1NG.-A quarter
y meeting will be held at the Metho-
dist church in this village, on Saturday
and Sunday next, Rev. A. T. Billiard,
presiding elder,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-02-27

ca A certain landlady, it is said,
makes her pies so light that her dodgers
can see to go to bed without a candle,
after eating moderate sized pie,
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

EIRL WANT n TO DO GENERAL UOUsEW DIRK
NJ must he good washer aud ironer Also small glrl
do light chamberwork Apply NJ IL west Slth s..
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
BILLIARDS.

LsOH sALY-Fofr rfgifshp gtbifs ssp fiht
r f4rt~ mrssty 49, 49, N8ssKN So fyssHxNs sf -
80 ,.i'sa y tsuss W8l4 tMffsY fi ss1A 80 asests
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

are srnv aN taelf ffASHf
oSLY ,fwo cgsrs PR POUSD reoFlr
believing the featur 70 - a'nrc ~ no sA, h.Ae
nsoRa0Us PROFITS
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
ENPa t.ssEs.

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10 New Esetswsh ssfef ~.sfH tttk snf s4ft .fwmss
~ MArfuFs. F*safta0R stKfnHlH TssHG 49,
rsl - 81 tsfss II 49, ssstf esftf a. ~ sastNM
iasaliaf0 - ne~ essmf.Ns fN4g* ff Ht. -
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
0IsCELLAH EOUH.

ASENoLIsH ATTORNEY. rRAcTisisa IN LONDON. u1..s.
beias nov "a New York WIN aav,-c On - nnSsssse
Ample rsierrnrr. rve, Add ~.. D u q Mes.rs
kdwi1 James Danphy. coanseloss ct La" ~ bro.a~'
AB USo DisnE oxsEs.-soLDrgRs ir voc WANT
rsmic Paet To .ubjrs 10 tie biues q 4. gs &c
i.ass ves g rn. iacsss. sfissa,s r,ra e'o'ure
rs sa-.aa stree,
ANTIQUITIES poa sALI ACTS o. srw soEs
or olT ,s sIs w Two 20 VI ys. ~ ,@a . psy Al sa
lss 1904 bound and well pre.er,ee hdires- l. O..
box .sso, n Y. ro.s efi1e
EREScg NSc PAINT. BRILLIANT AM rRrss
iosarM srRos. sa. .s,, .Sr rsre roa,. eo
Of Paris, q 4 - Greene street
MS n wILLfass wHo Cas GryE ruR FiRsr
~ reiereaoe Tor washing and ironing a. frsrafea e Ae
Al, n Iae fcsS. ttoisi'sS ~ce@a.l
MADAME HoRsAWs LOTION rostrigEia TX
w moves cssaraes ard Whit seos eH as ere spa.r 4
ss1hgd ste,s'. frpm "A NJ al o'cicc< y y
MAsaLr sAsrKLs.-rHF Bssr PLACE IN rng
nLasgE rs s.a;. s.oSSs, NJ. @ "a. hsaaA
MAgsLE MAsrEis -sARsLE xAsrEr.s. or rnR
~ nnss, pattern. sna i.s ansa az. ot,y cssa .a
=. any oshsrp',se - khtnEns Marble wors' = Fr., @
yoar,cises
DIIFs PILES --pIrcusTr mas soLp ms IsyAfr
uaslc spss.a specific for the iiie, ni years 70 III,
r,- See cate. soli IS bm ~ Roo,evs.i stree
Price ~ pee hp,,lc.
S,EuAH SHOW CASE wASrED-sIN 10 EtGHr FIAT
- tong silver plated or German slivcg fame tcwertk
would snswer-fnr Which Nr'euNd COLT Fe.t tNsn
elll te g,en aspsrs ps'mcnt Addf'st t1.e. t'Aoa q
SrEAM EsoINE wAsrEp-A coop sEooND D nasp
- Steam Tusue With without hpiici. o. from 10 % o.
he. . power AdaFcs, ~ saessi stree. brooklyn
SAMuEI.-YOU ARE TOO ExrRAvAGASf WHAT
, would wife say Hattie. o. C0urse VA, pleased
Who would have been, with nlturiDf ~ the Lnrs
cuslug 80 nd perfume the issl.i article With
;hos hcilcs ~ rhsloa's stquse might bioon,nr 81
fcusl" E'IA
TYPE METAL WANTED Cash WILL RE- PAID ros
siss huhdred weight OF Typt heia' Appy siiaa desk
~ this oice.
Tsss
ONLY THo CENTS n. FOUND PROFiT
osLy Two CENTS rER POUND rEoytr
oslS TWO CENTS rEg POUND rEofIr
ONLY TWO CENTS rIR rOuAp PRngir
i
GREAT AMERICAN TIA iOMPtsi
No. u yFshy sTREhr MN YosN
are srlliny a'i taet ~ iASHi
ONLY Two CENTS PR POUND PfOFtr
believing u" fealure 20 - ATTRACTIVE e no naaf 49, h4tf
nsoRauUs PROFITS.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
LOAN OFEICEs.
Dt.N1IS1R

A rrrlCi,L BrsL rILLiNGs FoE DEcsYED AM
'.s.s ..'h III ~, , 81 @s s =, 7. ,..,ores g
- ss,en'-ffa'frs. orst leo, 'ss'irQnls
,ant,ct.L wktuttt ,rEKm-.xsrIo>AL
-. ~ .' 80 ay :, 81 81 -.,'sa.t ssv. .iss
f-4 -l'e i's,. ~ NJ !. - .ls.'p is 49,"
= - - ~ '''' ~ TiAssos. 6,ssS ss''
49, ~ sluI - ,plHgE u9cns -ESuEs
= 80 ~ 1900. XII u NJ" iH. ne - ~of. fet -
= .sl - ,2.t'. b, s,,rs ~ ,.s.s p~i,sos, fsa
.lTHrcN1 wniglEn culoeoroRs
...,s ...h.s,t 80 hs,e III ar.s..sfsa \ ssnts,.sss
gees. p" esh go. ~. ,',i.,' ..sg,'. y ,oa
aa - f.saif sn eli. sntttt .#st - ~ neN q
hs - Afd sf.seatt raen sstnir.st-ied y Yrau
s' sas - =, Il 'ss e,'rea 4 -. sitss = - =.
~ r. re.s .ase -iua .l,s' = D.e'.ss ,i'.ai..
fe.f-r' ln.'., n 4 = -. " f-... 80, q. Il 1.r
yya,A s,,,.. erte.e. 9.,,a't 80,
\ nfNT.i. ss.octauOv
seau' s'i.. = 49, ..'n ,, =. ,.., 49,
y ',..,. .,.. !, ~: ~ =: .i
/ .ea isi.a ...s' = -, s.t,stt.sa
os.r -psass..t
r., srnnA rsots,ss - ssASD sIErEr
~ 49,. = !. ~ ~. :. :. - - -. ,..,. go
lsa., n - :, ,s. .,lo. -. .e..e ss' $50
49, r. g.s.fs ,s,ss =. 60 =. Z a.. 90
80 s'r-,'lft -tst .fat = 's's 80 = - is'sess
e. s.mlaos. "ssug -
49, u.n.n.p r.~ : 49, st",Ss
Nraor. ot,n, "a 80 u ,,rh.,1gp WIN
J. ssrl 80 sss.r't ssrsse =. sth.f .a'snsse-rt
prnsoN, $50 worin srcrAr wasT ,L.ss
De- a. ofsrstess = fs@sse.f' 100 80 isslsf {.
r.sss s.lss " - -,rssss 300, a. sgls..
a. u. go - - IL f.ts.. /" - rs',fsf ore
. y so .ssps 49, .,-..ss ssss.t srl,.r vE0ssl
,ssss.s = s.EsstiLs III s,"ss..,
J 80. 80 .''1yu s,sbsa go .,sS.ssy
vvlsYyp-Ywo ooou wpcy,~raL pgsrfsY,
W srf8sioD, . fsHh.f ~ cstai tFses
loQ- crEus7c.T .Tgs Rs1sG RAD sr rrtrH
;,c,) - 's,. s,.. ?. ,,,... .s =. D & S ~
sfs.tfty l~ssrtti = = os - asts 4 ,As ssfts
c,rs" trar'.rn 's.,t - .'ss.t
BILLIARDS.
L.o9 sAlY-yotr rI4Ishp gasrts 80 ~.
r tires, ass.y 49, 80 t.ssss So iys'sssis.sy >,
80 '.l'sa y tsnss hg.l hNtssf e cs1A go tsaiss
.rysfs
L,or s.tf- rpEsr u.s1 cLss ssgsix ror
= .rss,t.. l-.. .fss ts;sss ;ir,r.. -, imsf
proyts - sE,n Il ~ wa, cL,ss yliAl.rp
ia 80 ~stttss u ~ So ass.af g bEs kEks
- ...s-. ,,sNtfrs. a.se Af.s "a sssst6 ts.e
-, taFstas - ~
,.gE sr.SpsmD awyaicS rtLiassD rAsLs-
$1,000 - go. : ~ ~ = =. -. ssss. y ssa
~ &C. 80 go .#tt rs'sE2t : t.Ft. - 80.
:. pHtt'N "ffsA Jsa sn4s. l...sJ - sssiar
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
,,s,TEi...

u'HE piu NIT Hof sR-cnnNyr - rwFSrr
rob ''.c~i ana feTff4 sf~Ha- bafr9ons tHf faWlfs
hnA slng'e ssrttsu'~u. wuh $50 hr'~ slte ~at ~
hoo ulaa rriyate iAh-
,ro rn0sR foSv 49, pILtt sCfts -witOltpE
! ~.sa.e = - - en dn@ef h"A pfe iaei : -
UfeFs fe tsee f@ sHM4 E.# Mf#sN HH.fA ~
.tlI Il - Wsf. N#s4a ltfe t~rMf HH.t ~ q ~ =
ha.e. Y. ~ ~Wu wga N NM.. E.sHr #l Mafs# ~
Nts 80 asH.4 49, att.f #f. - haHE.A
lies wM44 A
The New York herald., 1863-09-30


| PREPARED IS cARRr 10 Hgos 4 CO. =, iaf,tlb,-
rcmcis lompsrt ~ rslnefs i ana bauftus tas.e.
many wears rasi n Some II Anno. srd souh Amer
rlhi.,s and olho dsca.e. 81 ur as Aferiana ~ ns
from ala hloes % hrltcs hfmpir sse solaas cout9
otalag he L i y ~ u'ed cAe a,rrna,y
Ilsads 81 rsp,le. are advise - lssp s~s,s ,hs B..
~ tacin ~ "rier 70 ose 4 ~ time sso tao'c who
eirr The ne o. instrmehts vafrraih tuey nsy " y
The Ba.am al,o he male Of externally, with
cess. iar the cnrr of horses and o'her nnmal.
Bottle containing bs ountu &c hotties containing n
opncc. q each. 4 liberal dse.un. SLOWED wholesale
0ene, al delet ~ WILLIAM 4 SHELLS. 70, 7sanau
street WAL scw YORK He'a.icd n The drug store.
g'netsp
metals. Particular attention pad 70 checks army
satl-rs = BAaKLhY. 70 William street, n y
yVAkTEp-A coon LOCOMOTIVE srE,u sonE H.
about flar ieel ~ danaeirf aud 'en o. twelve feet
II. ROCKWELL s 60, u Ferry street.
w ,NrgD PURCHASERS soR 4 NEW Aspv.Lu.
,as.,'G Il aai sni sssnln@ "s% s,tele Shel aas no
,9'npei" se'l' reaa 1o,,' a,ss Az =, sssn,s .sn'
xy,NrTn-, wAcntSE ron ruscniSG Nurs
.nd where e ,as,hi,'c y Addr,.j. ! nroWer
NJ = watcf rtrsai Now Nors
~ ,SrRD-nAr coNFogMA ArrUg-ANY ONE nav
w ing prench canforina,cur yne slshiis used
S1 .epyas s' Bsn p is sosa~ss w. p .ls.
L
| WANTED SECOND HAND STAND PRESS. Ak,
w ous hsFtng - sell may hear al good ash
| tonsr D, addressing k., liefaiG oniee
N(scnrSERi -wANrID 70 PUKcH sSE. SECOND
wi hsnp tnaue. an hirr- of All wb isg
ani rucv-. viA ths b'sheN rash prie Mi - rail
led - sam, hos ~ ncfai o1se
1cA -MANCLEs t0n HOTELS AM FAMILIES :
'~OV. ene ~ fHese hes Viii - he hsr
Wopien--sh, So 81 so 49, s1
IonN wEsf. ~. J,Derty piars Sf
IN 000 RfsSs of PAPER wAxrEp-Pos
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

NsArHtsoNlAi tONtp W. ssAH
VI sra~. y aoff,rsrsr sita 49,
s.s'a.s sfsas a. ..e e8tfete .ss# $3.50
As8s
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

NTiLLlNERS.-- WANTED. IMMEDIATELY TWO o
lNl good liners Also. experienced tr
and forcwomap who IL experienced trimmer, the gi
and steady epploy 20 scood hands App
4s6 Atlantic Brooklyn, on 70 James Is. HuAon, ~ How
A.
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

A L.Dy wisuts 70 UxT wlrn gtsrtgstN
f1... Lsstt E.rrs. hfsssssyh fssi aa.s tfecsaa >
ssWN
The New York herald., 1863-09-30

nNE HUNDRED GOOD CLOAK MAKERS WANTED
~ mnedatelv whom the highest VIII be naid
and steady employ nent given Apply $. Iielnenan
CO.. y 8 Broadway.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
MTCUTG1N. sALT


The Albany EteNmg Journal, in its
notice of the recent fair of the New
York State Agricultural Society, held
at Utica, remarked that it was sig
nificant fact that the premium for the
best table and course salt was given
TO Michigan. This was awarded to
the Fast Saginaw Salt Manufacturing
Company, the pioneer of the salt man
ufacturers of Michigan.
A similar diploma was awarded to
the same company at the annual fair
of the New York State Society heldat
Elmira in 1862. .u ,.ft
These but corroborate the testimony
of the most valuable Of all critics-ac-
tual purchasers. The demand for
Saginaw salt in spite of the distrust
attending the introduction of new
manufactures, has been constantly in
creasing, and the immense sales in
the Chicago market this season are
most infalible tokens of the success of
The official chemist of the Salt COM
pany Of Ondonaga, analysed speci-
mems of Saginaw Salt in 1862, and
the results were publishedin tabular
form, in the report of the Committee
on the Manufacture of Salt to the
New York State Senate, March, Goth,
1860. His analysis fully vouched for
the purity of Saginaw salt.
In 1861, at the instance of the East
Saginaw Salt Company, Prof. Cook,
of Rutgers College, New Jersey, one
of tho first authorities on the subject,
made an analysis of the solar salt OF
that company, which showed well for
its quality.
For purposes preference we append
analysis of several specimens of salt,
and to enable the reader TO form an
opinion as to the chemical quality OF
Michigan salt;
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
Parrot Guns.

Referring TO the "ParTotts," the
London Army and Nary Gazette says
"Bcfore such projectiles as these guns
carry, the preaching of masonry,
whether brick or stone, is bat a ques-
ton of short time" Glad such guns
been available in tho trenches before
Sebastapol, the Allies would have made
short work, not only of the Redan
and MalokoH, and bastion du mat, but
of the shipping and of the forts on the
"'ho,, clio of the harhnr" 'Tt IL nm
deniable that the establishment of a
few of Major General Gilmore's bat
teries before Sebastopol, on tho 18th
of October, 1854, instead of the "tre-
mendous armament" Of which Gran
Vile boosted, would have "knocked
the place into a cooked hat" in twenty
four hours"
"Unqucstionably the Admiralty
would be rather nervous about the
result of firing a 450-pound shot
against the side Of the UmriOr, at the
distance of 200 yards, Notwithstanding
the experiments" &c. The question
then arises, have the English any
such guns ain face of these fact:
we are obliged to record that oui
sclentlnc Onvvrs- a~o Of the opinion
that the best English gun for breach
ing purposes is the old GS-pounderP
1t is a lamentablc confession, but il
seems TO have an excellent effect upon
the soul, for the Aymy and Nary Ga.
zette deduces the following remarkable
bit Of philosophy from the startling
facts which have been revealed to it
"Do not let us pooh-pooh the Amori'
cans. If we are wise, it is the last
thing we ought to do"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14

NIws.-R Recent war news is in the
main disastrous. A Federal repulse
is reported near New Orleans. The
latest from the Army Of the Potomac
is that Meade has been attacked by
Lee and forced to retreat At Charles
ton and Chattanooga there are no
changes.
The Ohio election has resulted in a
decisive Republican victory; in Penn
sylvania the result is still in doubt,
shV"sn ruo Requirements cialm rnat
Curtin is elected by small majority.
1t is not improbable that farther re-
turns may show an entire different re-
suit
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
che q
wednesday. October Ia. 1858.
The Draft.


The draft is ordered in Michigan,
10 take place Oct. Goth, two weeks
from last Monday. The quota for
Saginaw County-which is divided
into sub-districts, No. II, Ia, 10, %
with the fifty per cent added is as fol
II Diumhcld Frnnkcnmuth Birch Run,
bridgeport and Taymoulh, '''''''''''' ~
10 The city Of Saginaw, 1ittabawasseo Koch
VILE, Saginaw, Richland, Thomastown
end Swan Creek. .............'....'' W
- East Saginaw City, Silwaukie, Buena Wis
IA and Spaulng, ......,....''.'''' III
20 Fremont, 81 Charles, Brant, Brady, Chcs'
aiming and Maple Grove, '''''''''''''' u
We do not pretend to be posted in
in regard to the justice Of the quota
in tho other sub-districts, but in tho
18th the principal adopted is evidently
that Of riding free horse to death"
East Saginaw alone has furnished one
hundred and twenty men in excess of
all quotas, moro than enough to meet
tho requirements of the draft for the
whole sub-district with the fifty per
cent added, but for these it cannot be
positively ascertained that she has
any credit whatever, while 1t is known
that she has mono under the present
call.
Mr.. BREWER, Draft Commissioner
under the State Law, whose official
acts last fall received as they meritod
the entire appreciation Of all the peo-
pie Of the county, has been untiring
since that time in his efforts TO pro-
moto enlistments, others whom we
might mention have been equally eff
hcient, and all have had the hearty
cooperation of our people; money has
been raised whenever required for
this purpose, and men have been en-
listed when recruiting was at a stand,
still in nearly every other portion Of
the State, the Lists o..d oil necessary
papers have been properly presented
to the government" but the credits
do not appear. We hope it is oil
right, and that the government organs
in this county can explain the omiss-
ion to the satisfaction at least, of their
own party friends who are the ones
principally indignant at the apparent
unfairnoss manifested in the transac-
ton.
Ono thing, however, must be con-
sidered, the draft is 'fxed fact" and
can neither be ignored nor postponed,
the quota as published must be filled.
Volunteers will be received and credi-
ted until the 24th and if any effort is
to be made in this way it must be
made at once.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14

The Springfield Republican discov-
ers that the reward for the arrest OF
deserters is leading to some abuses
There have been several outrageous
cases in New York, and one in Rox-
bury, and the writer says, "The pro-
lection afforded by the haheas corpus
against such outrages having been re-
moved, tho Government cannot be too
exacting as to the character of the
men it employs to execute the militia
ny law. In the cases alluded to, the
deputy provost marshals acted on the
small temptation of ten dollars per
man caught; now that bounty for CATCH
ing deserters is raised to thirty dollars,
the temptation to this villainy is three
times as great"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14

The N. Y. Times which was foolish
enough to repeat the ridiculous asser-
ton that Gen. Rosecrans' defeat was
owing the position Gov. Seymour as
sumed in his correspondence with
Gen. Dix, now says--"every day shows
moro and more clearly that the failure
10 furnish Gen. Rosecrans with a suf-
ficient force to complete the momen-
tous campaign he opened so brilliantly
by the capture Of Chattanooga, is the
most unfortunate military blunder of
tho war. The military authorities are
showing their recognition of this by
sending re-enforcements which might
nist as well have been sent before the
battlo and made success certain" If
these forces "myM Just as reH hare Gee"
sent before" Of course Gov Seymour $
letters did nothing to prevent their
going,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
CHANCERY SALE.

1 n pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court
Il for the county Of Saginaw, in Chancery, made
on the tenth day of September, a. D., 1862, in n
certain cause therein pending, wherein David
Gould, Adam II. Bycrly and Thomas ID. Dewey
are complainants, and Martin Ilanseman, Barbara
Uanseman are defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that shall sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder at the front
door Of the Saginaw County Court House, in the
City of Saginaw, County of Saginaw, and State
of Michigan, at two o'clock in the afternoon Of
Friday the 10Th day of November A. ID. 1868,
all the following described land and premises,
to- wit THAT certain parcel of land known and
described MS the west half of the north west
quarter of section twenty nine (29,) in township
eleven q y north of range two (2) east, in tho
County Of Saginaw, State of Michigan
Dated, Sept. II, 1863.
VIM J. L0VELAND
Circuit Court Commissioner,
2l4ts Saginaw County, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
MORTGAGE SALE
JOHN MOORE,
Attv fnr A qsiOnee.

hEFAULT having been made in the condition
- of certain mortgage mudc on the 18th
day Of August, 1857, by Harvey Miller and
Ester A. Miller. his wile, to Brunson Turner,
and recorded in the Office Of the Register q
Deeds Of Saginaw county, on the 18th day or
August, 1857, in Liber of Mortgages, on page
eghty-three, by which the power Of sale con-
tanned therein has become operative. Which
said mortgage was assigned on the 7th Of Febru-
airy, 1860, by Brunson Turner TO Daniel Cotcher,
and the assignment recorded in sal Registers
Office on the 9th day of February, 1860, in Liber
q OF Mortgages, ON pages 526 and h29, and as
signed by Daniel Cotcher on the oath day Of July,
1868, to corydon Cronk, and the assignment there
of recorded same date, in said Registers Office,
in lIiber X of Mortgages, on pages 352 and 5sSi
which said mortgage was, on the 24th day OF
July, 1863 duly assigned by said Corydon Cronk
10 William Patterson, and the assignment there-
OF duly recorded on tho same day, in the Regis
ter's Office Of Saginaw county, in Libcr X, OF
Mortgages, on pages 1853 and 1854. The amount
claimed to be due on said mortgage at the date
OF this notice, rs principal and interest being tn
sum OF two hundred aud thirteen dollars, and no
suit or proceeding having been instituted at law,
to recover the same or any part thereof
NOTICE is therefore hereby given, that on Sat-
urday, the Twenty-frst day Of November next az
the front door Of the Court House in Saginaw City,
Chat being the place of holding the Circuit Court
for said county) Saginaw county, Michigan, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. paii
mortgage will be foreclosed by n sale ut public
vendue, to the highest bidder of the premises deg
cribed in said mortgage, or 30 much thereof az
may be necessary to satisfy the amount due On
said mortgage, at the date of this notice, with in
terest and costs, and expenses allowed by law and
provided for in said mortgage, that is 10 say -
All that certain piece parcel of land, situate,
lying and being in the township of Maple Grove,
in the County of Saginaw and State Of Michigan,
known and described as the north half of tho
north east quarter Of section twenty four (24)
in township nine Coy north Of range four al
east containing eighty acres"
Dated August "a, 1863
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
Assignee Of Mortgage.
c. W. WIsSER Atty for Assignee. l2w5ll
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
= Mnior Henderson. of New

E< Major Henderson, OF New
Hampshire, was sitting in one OF the
trenches at Charleston, when an inn
mense projcctile from the rebel works
struck in the bank directly behind
him tipping over a CARLOAD Of dirt
upon and nearly burying him. lie
found himself firmly fixed in the sand,
with the elongated l0-inch missilely
up against his shoulder. He supposed
| il to be a shell, and his feelings while
waiting for it to explode were quite
unenyiablo.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-10-14
CHANCERY NOTICE.

Tenth Judicial Circuit in Chanccry suit pend
ing in the Circuit Court for the county Of Sagi-
nav in ChaDcery, nj Saginaw City on the LIST day
Of October, A. ID. 1863
Thomas w. Hastings, Complainant.
rs
Lucretia Hastings Defendant.
Ii appearing TO me, the undersigned, Circuit
Court Commissioner, in and for the county Of Sag
inaw, by the affidavit Of said complainant, Thom-
rs w. Hastings that said defendant, Lucretia
Hastings, is not resident OF tho State of Michi-
gan, tut that said defendant is a resident Of tho
State of Illinois,
On motion Of Chaunccy W wisner, Solicitor
for Complainant it is ordered that said defendant
Lucretia Hastings, cause her appearance to be en-
tered in this cause within four months from the
date Of this order, and in case of her appearance
that she cause her answer plea or demurrer to
the bill of complaint filed in this cause, - be filed
and copy thereof to be served on said Complain
ants Solicitor within the time, and in default
thereof that said bill be taken ~ confessed by
said defendant And it Is further ordered that
within twenty days the said complainant cnuse
copy Of this order TO be published in the East
Saginaw Courier, newspaper printed and pub
lished in said county of Saginaw, and that said
publication be continued for six successive week,
once in each week, or that he cause n copy of this
order to be personally served on said defendant ut
least twenty days before tho date Of appearance
herein nnmaed.
Dated October "a, 1868.
WN J. L0VELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Sdginas County, Mich.
CAHuNcEY W. WIsNrp.
Solicitor for Complainant.
A true copy. 2l1