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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-06-02
CuANCERY NOTICE

CTATE OF MICHIGAN Tenth Judicial Circuit
Din chancery pending in tho circuit court
for the county Of Saginaw in tbanoory at the city ~
Saginaw in said county, ON the 18th day Of April
A. ID. 1868.
Alfred M noyt' comPl'' Sui, commenced by
Roswell C Smith, Defend't> e'oss 0"'
1t appearing 70 the undersigned Circuit Court Com
missioner for the county Of Saginaw by the affidavit
Of William l.. Weber Of the solicitors for said
complainant that said defendant Roswell g. Smith
Is not resident Of the State of Michigan but that
the said Roswell C. Smith. is resident Of the State
Of Indiana, On motion Of Weber and Smith,
eiters for complainant Il IL ordered that said de-
PENDANT Roswell c. Smith, cause his appearance to
DO entered in this cause within four months from
the date OF this order and In OF his appearance
that he cause his answer, plea or demurrer 70 Vie Pill
Of complaint filed in this cnuse 20 be, fled, lapi
copy thereof to be served on said complansntt s6ic
tors within the same time, and in default thereof
that said bill be taken rs confessed by said defend
ant. ~ .-r "a fprorF IrT p-TTG
And II is further ordered that within twenty days
the said complainant cause copy Of this order TO
be published In the East Sn ginnw Courier n news
paper printed and published in snid county of Snr nj
nav, and that said publication be continued fog six
successive weeks, once In encb week. or that he
cause copy Of this order TO DO personally served
on said defendant at least twenty days before tho
day VI appearance herein named. = -, a rrcV
Dated April 2sth, A. n, 1863. @ ms
WIN. J. L0VELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner
true copy Saginaw COUNTY, lMichigan
WEBDER SNrrn, Compartments Solicitors.
MORTGAGE SALE.
DEFAULT having been mado in the conditions
II Of n mortgage executed by William Marshall
Of Gencseo County, Michigan, TO Giles Bishop Of
Genesee County, Michigan dated Jpne ID. IR57' ana
recorded in the Office of Register Of Deeds Of Saginaw
County June 9Th, 1857 in volume r. Of mortgages
page 81. The same being duly assigned by Giles
Bishop TO Russell Bishop April 81 1860, which as
Segment was recorded in said Office Of Register of
Deeds, April 90 1863 in Volume X Of Mortgages
page 243 upon which there is claimed 10 be due at
the date hereof seven hundred sixty six and 81 100
dollars. No suit or legal proceedings having been
instituted to recover any part thereof Notice is there
fore hereby given that oDTbursday, the 23d day Of
Juyat O'Clock A. NJ shall sell mt public auction
to the highest bidder Mt the front door u the Cont
House In Saginaw City, that being the place IL hold
ing the Circuit Court for said Sa gina County. the
premises described in said or so much there
Of rs may be necessary to satisfy the amount due
ON said Mortgage with interest and costs 10 WITT
South half Of Section Twenty-Five in Town ten north
OF range three east and south quarter Of section
nineteen township ten north, range four east State
Of Michigan RUSSELL BISHOP.
Flint April "a, 1869. 10 ~ -1go Apienee.iA
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" Z. SEARS.

NSTATE OF MICHIGAN-Tenth Judicial Circuit,
y in Chancery-Suit pending in the Circuit Court
for the County Of Saginaw in Chancery, at the city
Of Saginaw in said County, on the 81 day of June,
A. ID 1863
Sophia Davis Commitment \ t.I.
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Ano.her .. .ospperhsas,. -.

From the Knoxville Register
/ A correspondent sends Us another letter Eo-s
an Ohio sc Copperhesd,' - whose interesting epis-
ties we hsve heretofore published tn show The
feeling OF the Northern Democracy. We give it
entire:
| DEAR BROTHER; 1 received your verv vel
come letter in due time, and was very clad ln
/ hear from yOu. I have some anxious tho1ehag
about some Of the boys of the 7th, indeed
never want to hear Of them going into bate.
i Il is a shame, for this Cd d-d Abolfi,,n
Administration to send out the best boys IF orr
country on a ID negro thieving expeditior-
The soldiers are aware nf the fact and are com
ing homs every day. OF course you know your
business bstter than do, though / wish v,,-
st homo very much would advise You nos to
act hasty, but watch the signs. and iaprsvs Chs
hrst favorable opportunity. Soldiers ere com
ing homs every day, resolving never to 80
back
HISS Mcintyre got any more nigeors TO send
home II he has it would bs prudent and
more favorable to his health not TO send them.
He sent one home some time ago to take csrs of
bis father, but few days ago tive Ksntuckisrs
came over and captured the niger and took Ii-s
back. IsuppOss the Adsms c0Cnty serbs IS 3
good substitute, better than greenbacks. TIE
legal tender IS only worth ffly cents on tas
dollar now.
| wss at home yesterday, they are al vel
school viii be out in three weeks I have some
thing else to write about. There is a bin nov-
before Congress for another draft. We viii r-sis
patiently for It. aud then we expect trouBie.
What l write to you now is confidential We
ara making preparations 70 resist tha draft. Ts
will be dene. A determined expression ia sssr
on the eountenanee of every Democrat AS
matter of course, we keep sll this to ourselves.
When that comes to pass you viii not hear Of
men asking what the bounty IS, nor what their
monthly wages are to be. Indians and Tlfnois
are already in blazs. All that is vvan.inr Il
for the slarm 70 be given. We have come To
the conclusion that if we must izht, it VIII b,s
for principle, and not for niger. spppese
You heard that the 69sh had gone to Vic.ssbury.
They passed Ripley about week ago. TwsIvs
boats went down. fear If there is snother
fight at Vleksourg we win never. get to ase
some Of tie Brush creek boys any more You
say you have soaae Confederate SCRIPT IF IFS
genuine, would ike you to send me a biz iffs
vii not be any ineonvenieaee to you.
News Is scarce here now and you viii ereuzs
ne for not writing more interesting Letter.
Something elsa I had Ike TO forgot. I -ans
you to send me word about the Mooney note. I
saw the note yesterday, and according tc "a
credits given, there is only SIX dollars eomiur.
Ten dollars psid at one Tins and tgFentv-four St
another. / didn't think there had been tbet
much paid on it. II that is tho cass lss. me
Know.
wiz brig this to q close by sss6nr that if
his letter should fall into some hands e n,frbs
lot be agreeable, so you had bestsr destroy it
liter you are done reading It, Ncthing more.
Write as soon as you get this.
From vour kr,ibsy
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transports and provided with such aecommoda-
tions as the tubs viii afford. Some of them have
been able to save bed and few chairs, but
most of them have nothing in the world but the
clothes upon their backs.
Is not this war,-vindictive, unrslenting wayl
Have We not gotten up to the European stand
ard
Yesterday the beautiful little cottage used as
the Catholic psrsouage, together with the
church, was fred By some of the soldiers, and
in short time burned down to the groupd.
Before the flames had fairly reached the church
the soldiers burst open the doors and com
menced sacking it Of everything of valls. The
organ was in a moment torn to strips, and
almost every soldier who came out seemed 80 be
celebrating the occasion by Blowing through an
organ pipe.
To-day the same spectacle has been repeated,
oRly upon 3 much grander scale. There must
have been some understanding among the in
cendiaries with regard to tho conh&gration. At
o'clock the flames burst from several build
ings in different parts of the city, and 1t later
hour still more were fred. The wind then rose
to stiff gale, and the torch Of the incendaTy
became unnecessary to increass the fire.
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1t slwsys gives Us pleasure 70 record acts Of
generosity, and especially at this time, when
tee poor OF our country are suffering more ar
less for the necessaries Of life. Wm. Jackso7
president of tho Augusta factory, has donafs5
hty dollars 70 the poor, and furnishes cloth AZ
government prices 10 make up for destitute soi-
dieTs' families, and others who may be neeee-
sitous Two thousand yards Of Aueussa 10.
tory cloth were sold st the store Of the A,1ers,.
pulveying association on Welnssdaz. a -
sTnment rates, and the factory has firnisbs.f
for weeks past large quantities for This 49,
nevoisnt object Mr. jackson has deprfs5 Mis-
Buie to hnnt cut poor families whose usrsss
are not on the list OF the purvsying association
aod minister to their wants through bis aid Ts
reflects credit upon the Efforts Of cur gss,,er s-55
others, to say, that Miss B finds bus fs1 No
have not been relieved through the assoeisti,n
0T some kindred agency. The needy fnd
cheerful and prompt assistsncs. wbans7er an9
wherever their destitution becomes knoEn.
When The ecOsmous pr.ess are considered frr
whien iactory eleth can nov b sold, Mr Jsca
50 ''s hberslity becomes indeed munifceut-
augusta CkzoNiels,
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TIE ALARAmA.
EEcr Depreciation Upon tie Federal
Commerce.


From the Western CEng.) Mercury, March 70
Captain Knowles, the commander of the ship
Glendoveer, which has arrived from Foochoo
reports that on the 2Sth February, in longitude
81, latitude 80, he vas pursued and overhaaled
by the Alabama. Captain Knowles remained
several hours in company with the Alabama
and dined with Captain Semmes, who literally
supplied the Glendnveer with -four and pT5Vs-
ions. Two EnglishmeD, named Geo Hsrwood
and James McFegan, of the crew Of the Alabs
ma, demanded their discharge from her, their
term Of service having expired, and the same
was granted They went on board the GlendO-
veer as passengers for England, and landed a.
Plymouth on I fer arrival. The crew of the Ala
bsma are ell in good spirits and each seamen's
prize money amounts TO S2S00. Capt Semmes
reported having destroyed thirty-eight American
ships up to that date
From the Liverpool Journal, March 81
The following is the list of ships alluded to
as being captured by the Alabsms since her de-
psrturs from the MeTsey, up to tho 27th of Feb
rnary; Ocmulcee, Starlight, shoolsr; Ocean
Rover. Alert Weathereauge Altamaha. Benja-
man Tucker COrssir, Virginia, Elisha Dunbar,
Brilliant, Wave Crest Dunkirk, Tonawanda,
released; Maochester, Lamplighter, Lafayette,
Grimshsw, Lsurstte, Castin, released; Levi
Sterbuek, Thomas B Wales, Parker Cook,
Ariel, released; Golden Eagle, Palmetto,
Olive Jane, Union, released; Washington,
released on giving q bond of 0,000
Csstalene, United States gunboat Hatteras,
Emily Farnham, released.
Correspondencs of the Tendon Shipping Gazettal
SOUTHAMPTON, March 20-About halEpast
l2 o'clock this morning, Cowes pilot-boat ar
rived in the river with % men and officers of the
American ships Golden Esglo Olive Jane, and
the schooner Palmetto, which had baen cap.
turned and burned by the Confederate steamer
Alabama, Cspt. Semmes. as briefly reported in
the Shipping and Mercantile Gazette Of yester-
Cay. The officers and crews Of the said ships
were taken from on board the American ship
Washington, by the pilot boat, about thirty
miles south of the Isle of Wight, and were
landed here and taken charge of By the United
States consul of this mort
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Erom Nn.hvIIlo-The state Capitol.

The Winchester Baiiesin hiss a number of ex
tracts from the Nashville (Federal) Union of the
l0.h. The river was stated to be falling rapidly
but there was still enough water on the shoals
for the largest boats. A large hospital, about
seven hundred feet long, is being constructed in
the vIciuitY OF the psnitentiary for the use OF
Rosecrsns army. The psyoF gives notice to
the public that no water must be used in
spTinkling tie streets, from tho hyirants, SIS the
government needs all the works viii supply.
The Union editor indites the following COM
meuts upon q late visit to the capitol:
we spent leisure hour at the capitol yester-
Day. The day was excessively windy, and the
atmosphere, in every direction, beelouded with
dust Here and there verdant spot looked in
vitiag, and the bills, whict change not with the
hUm8rs Of man, wore, though 0bscured, their
old familiar e2pearRncs. Ali around vera TO be
seen the white tents of ths soldier, giving one
an idea Of tie feetiug habitstions of the noma-
die tribes of the desert, yet too plainly remind
ing him that bis country is torn with the strife
of an inJerneeine war. Seen from the cspitol,
ths honored city of Nashville looks Ike the old
man Of Shskspeare's seven ages, tottering in
second childhood.
But the capitol, itself, what mssamorDhosis
it has undergone. Instead of temple Of free
thaugbt SID free speech, it is now military
fori6cation- On every side are TO heseen ''deep-
mouthed" dogs of war, snd sturdy ssntinels,
with polished muskets and bristliug bsyonets,
keeping constant vigils. Inside are officers Of
the civil administration ia concert with the
military. Tho governor, the secretary Of Ssats,
tbe controller, the treasurer, the clerk OF the
Federal court, and the United States marshal
have offices there, side by side with the provost
marshal, and othor agents of the military au-
thority. The mass Of the visitors TO tbs capitol
are not now, as formerly, persons on peaceful
business inclined, or votsries ofpeasure, seeking
tho means Of willing away moments which
might hang heavily upon their hands. The
light, buoyant step, snd cheerful mein, so char
sc.eristio Of Tennesseans, are not observed
among them. An oppressive Incubus seems to
disturb them. Premature age, deep lines of
care aud troubls distinguish them They have
been engaged, directly or Indirectly, in 8 con
spiracy sgainSt theis government; and, in their
iunost hearts they feel that there was no good
cause for turning their hands gainst that which
had showeTea upon them blessings without
number. Conscience, the % silent monitor is
doing its work. II not, we resd incorrectly
signs which can scarcely DO mistaken
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JOHN BoNsAL.
ISigned N Dnplcate ]
NOTICE no CONsCRTPTs.

4 n oesd' 'eHcs 30 Gene al OTd-r No s. Aduiast and
4 lnsDeci icr1ererEis Oce, dated November 3a 1872
The undersigned, Caal'maa OF the Examining Board
hereby fivas DSce N the Elrc az e6icer cf the 8
CO. grTssions Dist let and to pe-sOns enrolled claiming
exemption fona fhyscsi disability, that he vii be =.
tie following Es ned places he time Epccided. for
me purpose OF eza1inig c0usc1pts Ali are raoursd
70 present themselves tie 1rE day specified st eseA
place:
Neshobs county. Psiladalphis, April 29d SD 23d
k-mcer c1un-y, DoEal5, April 2fth nd 25th
Noxube county hacou, April 27iA sd asth
LoMnaes colnfT, EolufahcE, 4 pill g ID and 30th.
Dktbsha county, StsrkEFis, lsey lsf and Sd
O1oesEF count7 Gre nab lrc, nay stu ar d 5th
WiEstoa county LouisViiie. Msr 9Th and 7tb.
JNO D. SPICER-
Assistant Surgeon. P. A. C. S.
Agfeeably &c tie above uctice al Fe7s5rE betyvsen
TIE sges Of eighteen and forty year, whether
Of any oiher pOrOn Of tie STATE or o. ether stsiss
are seIeDf required . report hnseives 70 The EKHu-
inne Surgeon ard Enco ling officer Tor xznation and
enrolment ea the Gays fixed inths foregoing notice
Ihie noica i1ciudes every pelsos Between ths Eeer
fpscifee, those who have herstofors been examiuss
gems these who hage at any time been discharged
from the amy, these who haFs furnished su5riiutes
aad suy an1 al persons who may claim eHsmutisa on
any ground sshatever 70 Persons discharge ezeup-
1iol OF detail from any HourcP viii ezeuve him from
attendance st the place app sintsd
Attention is called - paTBgrsrh l3-ssessrug n-d 3
General Orders Ne. Sc follows:
Sec 2 Al the laws and rsgulstions applicable 70
aeserters taa Be applied 10 such conscrpts ~ fail ts
repair to the place OF rsn5szVous for roliY,eDt or
who shal d.lert a er enrolment.
Sec 5 All tie sEencies employed for the spprshen-
lon ana cennsnent II deserars and thsir tran5por-
shall be sppiicsbs TO Fersons liable 10 duy AZ con
scripts who shs fal 10 repair to the place Of lendez-
vo1s AFTER the publication 0f e call
CeEsoripg viii come prepared With AZ least three
o2ys fsaons- Ll1UI. L y, FLETCHER,
EnrOlirg Ot5csr.
~F-N--lt "a ConRre ssionai ID .siriet.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM NORTH MEssIssTPPE.
aRBHTgaRY ARxgsTs HE TmE
NORTH.
Chalmer. 10 be Again Asiaoissa.

4 =, Chalmers 70 be Again Attached
Special to the Memphis appeal
NPAEoLA. Apni 23-Ths situation Of aFairs in the
country north Of Us Is uncertain. The most plausible
theory for The expedition Of the Yenkse5 Is ttst they
were intended to break up Chaimer organization The
expedition via New Albany. whose strength has been
greatly exaggeratedwas intended 10 break up The rg
msnt being raised there 5y Major Chalmers
The last authentic report is that the sards eelnmn
divided at Bueksaort, and portion moved towsrd TIE
Charleston railroad
The endorsements from Memphis had not eross hs
Co'dwatsr.
Except plunderirg nothing was accomplished BY fhs
detachment Chalmers has been strengthened instead
Of weakened, AID his command is anxious to push for
warl
IN flying through tie county fssr ksp the Federal
column compact and hence but Etile injury was done
the people This happy result Is attributable to tho
punishment they received az Coldwa.er At ths ex-
penss Of hundred Yankees killed and wounded they
have obtained many horses mules and wagons We
suppose hey consider they made good trade.
KITE Chicago Tines hss dispz,oa from Washington,
da ed the 18th which says that Lincoln s. rot pleased
At the cuunation Of ak months preparations INTO two
hours fshtias at Chqr'sston- It f. 70 rso-o that tie
rseonnoia ases which seesupilhsd no Hsse vii BE-
followed By bona fds astsek WI ca IS 20 continue IS
long as the monitors can IRE their guns.
IS stated tia, the foreign diplomats have received
an un- ieal iutna;iOa from Lincoln TIA. be intends 10
have Charleston rsOeeupisd BY the United States aa-
thorties
Inc Herald says nothing is known In cle al circs
Of withdrawal Of the Feet from Charleston for tho
purpose Of sending It up the Mississippi
Washington letters state that rumor was aa1at thas
the foreign ministers intend moving their legations
temporarily nOTthward.
Parties who arrested at Cairo for wearing the
eop2erbezd badge have been discharged, with the
warning that further Demonstration By word or deed
would send shem South
The correspondent Of the Chicago Journal has been
arrested for publishing son.raband news sent from
Memphis.
The circulation Of the Cincinnati Enq1irsr has Losu
prohibited in Lexington, Ky.
Darlington, at Indianapolis is pushing the arrsss Of
Southern sympathserg. Thiriy-ssven persons have
been placed under bonds to appear and answer charge
OF alleged conspiracy against the government
4 Dispatch from Suffolk, ds'ed the 14.h, SAYS q o
s1n5Oat Alert d'ssbled snd ths ruabost west
End vel rid5led BY FIRE frc the rebel
in 'hs Esnssncn3 rigsr The Wasbiagtou vyas a'fo
disabled. With loss OF soae fvs killed and eighssn
wou-sed
dispatch from s. Louis says the rebels sre esther
ing on the south side Of the Arzan river and hodir
A dispatch from New York says q British rnsu-of.
war entering Cuban port fired into by two Teds-
raj vessels they miststing her ior the Alabama. Is.
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The Yankees RunzIsg Our Batteries
Agufu,

Last night about half past eleven o'clock,
Yankee craft was discovered coming down the
river. Everything was in readiness and our
guns opened es soon as she came ia r2nge.
The craft proved to be an iron clad gaabost, aud
vas followed by q sterRwhssl transport absut a
mile and a half behind. Soon another trans
port came, and another, and another, until six
Yankee steamers came in sight.
All cur batteries beehed forth their veuomous
missiles, but on came the boats defaDtly. The
third was disabled after she had passed the city
proper, and the fifth just oppo ite the bayou.
Both, however, driftsd on down, our batteries
frin3. continually at them. What damage was
done them by the batteries above aad below the
city we do not know. Six boas--ene guRboat,
enc side-wheel transport aud four stern -whesleys
protected by bsrges lsshed alongside, passed
down. Two Of the stern-wheelers were disabled
we are certain, but farther than that we cannot
spssk Oar piekets on tho opposite side set fire
to some buildings giving US fair view Of the
passing boats.
at quarter to two o'clock the upper bate
ries again opened Ere bat the craft proved to be
q b'Ege. The boats beinz fred on in pass
ing Warreaton as we wTits-2 NJ. To-mor-
row we may hs able to give soma particulars Of
the affair VicksbErg Wkig, %.
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YIcKsBURe, April p, ls6s

FICKsBURG, April p, 1868.
Since Monday there has been degree of
quietness and apparent inactivity among the
enemy before this place, quite astonishing and
entirely unintelhgible.
Whist has come over the spirit of our enemies
for the last two days is hard to tell they have
kept silent, and but few boats are to be seen,
while not a shot hes been fred since Monday.
They are supposed to be engaged putting up
more guns, and it is believed they are working
night and day at It.
0ar piekels have been kept on the opposite.
shore Of the river continually since Monday,
andlsst night 1 observed their fres in the tim
Der for the first time.
There is no danger connected with sending
Piekeis scsoss the rivsr-and though they aTeon
tie same peninsula which il occupied BY the
enemy, She latter could rot venture to disturb
our men unless they como in force. and even
then few determined mep could hold at bay a
large'force Of tho enemy. They would have to
come down through swamp and water for dis
tance oftwo or three miles, aad then would have
no base from which to operate, while cur men
would bold The only dry and eligible ground in
the neighborhood; and there is little hope that
the enemy viii send large forcs on such en-
expedition.
Within the last two days business has been
again resumed in the city, and though eyeEy