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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

hEFAULT having been made in the conditions
- OF mortgage executed by Edmund Stems o
Saginaw County, Michigan, 10 Russell Bishop of Gen.
esee County, Michigan dated January 5th 1858. and
recorded in the Office Of Register OF Deeds Of Sags-
nav County Michigan, January 7th 1858 in Volume
II Of Mortgages, page III, upon which there is
claimed to be due at this date two hundred seventy
seven and 3O-lOO dollars No suit Of legal proceed
ings having been instituted to any part there
Notice is therefore hereby given that on Thursday
the twenty third day Of July next at / O'Clock A.
VI. shall sell at public auction TO the highest bid
der, ut the front door Of the Court House in Saginaw
CITY, Michigan, that being the place Of holding tho
Circuit Court for sadCounty, the promises described
IN said Mortgage or so much thereof as may Be
necessary TO satisfy the cunt duo on said Mort
gage with interest and costs. To wit: West half of
north east quarter of section twenty town nine
north, Range three east, in the State Of Michigan
Flint, April q, 1861
RUSSELL BISHOP,
Mortgagce.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26


fcers of the companies, corporations, OF
associations aforesaid. Bat in no case
whether person is subject TO tax Of
three or five per cent, is higher rat,
of Tux than per cent to be collected
from that portion of income derived
from interest upon notes, bonds, OIL
other securities of the United States
Where husband and wife live together
and their taxable income is 10 excess o
5000, that being the average fixed by
law as an estimated communication for
the expense of maintaining a family
Where they live apart, by divorce OF
under contract of separation, they will
be taxed separately, and DO each entitled
to deduction of 5000.
The following detailed statements will
assist in making out returns:
SOURCES AND AMOUNT OF INCOME
Income of resident in the United
States from profits on any interest there
in, wherever carried on.
From rents, or the use of real estate
let
From interest on bonds, mortgages,
or other personal securities, not those
of the United States.
From interest on notes, bonds, or
other securities of the United States. &
From interest or dividendds on any
bonds or other evidences of indebted
ness of any railroad company or corpo
ration.
From interest or dividsns on stock,
capital or deposits in any hank, trust
company. or savings institution, insu.
rance or railroad company, or corpora.
ton.
From interest on bonds or dividends
on stock, shares or property in gas,
bridge, canal, turnpike, express, tele.
graph. steamboat, ferry,boat or manu-.
featuring company or corporation, or
from the business usually done thereby.
From property, securities, or stocks
owned in the United States by a citizen
thereof residing abroad, not in the EN-.
ployment of the government of the Uni
ted States
, From salary other then an officer or
employee Of the United States.
From ooI,r,, a., m, oA,,or ~. .,,, ,>lov.o
of the United States.
From farms or plantations, Including
all products and profits.
From advertisements.
The Guardian; trustee, executor or
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26

TABLEAUx VIvANr.-The Ladies' Sol.
diers' Aid Society of this city have made
arrangements for fine entertainment
at Buena Vista II all in this city Friday
evening the Goth. Everybody will of
course go, to enjoy the treat, aud aid
the cause.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26

CAPITAL ExnlBIrIoN.-Wec call atten.
ton to notice of tho Polyramma in our
advertising columns, an exhibition OF
which will take place at Buena Vista
Hall, next Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday evenings. The press through.
out the State speak of it in the high.
est terms
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
CHANCERY SALE.

/ pursuance of decree Of tho Circuit Court for
the county of Saginaw in Chanccry, made ON tho
18th day of September A. d 1861 in certain cause
therein pending wherein Laura pcncer Is complain
ant and Ferdinand Flatau, 0ttlia Flatau, and Val
orous A. Paine are defendants, Notice IS hereby
given that shall sell at Public auction to tho high.
est bidder at the front door Of the Saginaw county
Court House in the city of Saginaw, county ef SaSi
nav and State Of Michigan at o'clock in the aftes
noon Of Saturday the 18th day Of June A. d. 1864
oil the following described land and premises. to
wit; Lots number two (2) and three (3) in Saginaw
city, Saginaw county and State ofMchigan in Block
number seven (7) in the division Of said Saginaw
City south of Cass street according to the recorded
plat Of said Saginaw City Of record in the oico of
Register Of Deeds in said Saginaw county,
Dated April n, A. d. 1863
VIM. j. L0VELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner
Saginaw County, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant 10 reso-
Il luton adopted by the Board Of Supervisors Of
Saginaw County, on the l4th day of October a. D.,
1868, and by virtue If the authority conferred BY
Act No. l64, of the Laws Of 1861, q contract has
been entered into by said Board Of Supervisors with
the Hon. VIM G. Duncan, Mayor Of Detroit, and
House Of Correction suthorised gonts IN bsha,f @
said City, TO receive and keep in the Detroit House
Of Correction, any person or pcrsons who may be
sentenced 10 confinement by any Court or Mngis-
trate in the County Of Saginaw, for any torn noe
less than sixty days. and that such contract WIN re-
main in force for i've years from and after the fret
day Of April A. D., 1863 L-,-- l.r
A s. GAYLORD, 81.
Chairman Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Saginaw
County. .--
Gro scrMrr. Clerk
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the conditions
- Of n mortgage executed by John T. Landen-
sack ofBrady, Saginaw County, Mjshsysn ~ Russell
Bishop Of Flint, Michigan, dated June 9th A. D. 1858
and recorded in the Office of Register Of Deeds in
Saginaw County, juno llth, 1853, in Volume "F.'
OF Mortgages on page 1872, upon which these I,
claimed to be due at the date hereof hve hundred
nine and 49, 100 dollars, suit legal proceedings
having been instituted 10 recover any part thereof
Notice is therefore hereby given that on Thursday
the 23d day Of July next at IL o'clock A. NJ L
shall sell at public auction TO the highest bidder nj
the front door Of the Court House in Saginaw CITY
that being the place Of holding the Circuit Court Of
said Saginaw County the premises described in said
mortgage or SO much thereof ms may be necessary
to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage with in
tercst and costs To wit: The south east quarter Of
section ninteen township nine north range two east
in the State of Michigan RUSSELL bishop
fhnt hpril Zfh, 1868. Mortgages.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
TO ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN.

Whereas my wife Elizabeth Schwab, has Iefl my
bed and board without any esusc or provocation
from my side but her dark deeds, while was in
the army and fighting for the Union, and on my 70.
turn homo honestly discharged, she could not look
IN an honest brave soldiers face and left her home,
consigned all the children TO my care, and am
willing to fight an honest living for me and my doar
children, and pay reward three cents to any ono
for keeping her away from me and my children
also warn the public not TO trust or barbor her on
my expense, or shall not pay any Of her debts
from the date hereof. IA 81. f-.tl, ~
East Saginaw, April 23d 1863 i,t.lil So
Signed by disabled soldier formerly her hus.
band. r.-D,r FRENK sCUWAU
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
To all ,ehom Il may Concern,

To all rhom IL may Concern
THAT the partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween tho undersigned, John and Michael
Leidlsin was this day dissolved by mutual cnnssnt
and the business Of the hrm will be closed up By
John Lsidlen, whs alone IL authorised % 10 do.
Hast Saginaw, May 2lst. 1863
JOHN LEIDLEIN.
MICHAEL LEiDLEIN
N. B.-Ths business will BE- continued rs horeto-
fore At the old stand by the subscriber, who has
full stock hand, and 10 constantly In receipt Of
New Goods In the line.
JOHN LEIDLEIN.
Fast sasinsw, Msy q, 1853,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
MORTGAGE SALE.


hEFAULT having been made in the condition.
y OF mortgage executed by William Marshall
Oh Genesee County, Michigan, to Giles Bishop Of
Genesee County, Michigan, dated June I'd. s57 and
recorded in the Office of Register of Deeds OF Saginaw
County June, 9Th, 1857 in volume IF of mortgages
page 81. The same being duly assigned by Giles
Bishop to Russell Bishop, April II, 1860, which as
sgnment WINS recorded in said Office Of Register of
Deeds, April 20, 1863 in Volume X Of Mortgages
page A3, upon which there is claimed to be due at
the date hereof seven hundred sixtysix and 81 100
dollars No suit or legal proceedings having been
nstutedto recover any part thereof Notice is there
fore hereby given that onThursday. the 23d dav of
Julyat o'clock a. M shall sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder at the front door Of tho Court
House in Saginaw City, that being the place Of hold
ing the Circuit Court for said Saginaw County tho
premises described in sad mortgage or so much there
OF us 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 east quarter of section
nineteen township ten north range four east. State
Of Michigan. RUSSELL BJSUOp
Flint April ~, 1863 Assignee.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26
CHANoERf NOTICE


STATE OF MICHIGAN Tenth Judicial c,,o,I,
Din ehaneery-suit pending in the circuit court
Tor the county OF Saginaw nchnncery at the civ az
Saginaw in said county, ON the 18th day Of April
Alfred NJ. Hoyt, Compile, } Sui, oomm,0,.a,,
! Roswell {, Smith pefend,t cross bill.
happening 10 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 @. Smith
Is NOD resident OF the stnte Of Michigan hut that
the said Roswell c. Smith. is n resident Of the State
OF Indiana, On motion vi Webber and Smith, So
citers for complainant ID is ordered that said do
PENDANT Roswell Q. Smith, cause his appearance 10
be entered IN this cause within four months from
The date OF this order and in of his appearance
that he cause his answer Plea rdemhrrer 20 the bill
OF complaint filed in this eaase 10 be fIsdy and a
copy thereof TO be served on said compananfs sole
tors within the same time, and in defnult thereof
that said bin be taken confessed by said defend
ant. -.t- - rrl .r - = Fr 80 ~ -
And II is further ordered that within twenty dav,
.ne sau complainant cause copy Of this order 10
pe published IN The East Saginnw Courier a news
paper printed and Published in said county Of Snei
nav, and thai NATURALIZATION be continued for II.
successive weeks, once in each week oribal n.
cause copy OF this order TO be per,onaIv served
on said defendant at least twenty day, befor. An.
day OF appearance herein named. 80 = 80 g.
Dated April 2sth, A. D., 1863 -''fs'~
VIM j. L0VELAND
., Circuit Court Commissioner
true copy. Saginaw County Miehirap.
WEBER Smith, Compartments Solicitors
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-26

Even in tho portions Of tho country
which were most loyal political comb.
nations and secret societies were formed
furihering the work of disunion, while,
from motives Of disloyalty or cupidity,
or from excited passions or perverted
sympathies, individuals were fonnl fur.
nlshing men, money, and materials OF
war and supplies to the insurgents
military and naval forces. Armies, ships.
notifications, navy yards, arsenals, mill.
tary posts, and garrisons, one after an.
other, were betrayed or abandoned to
the insurgents. ,f,-g,.. r. .n..H
Congress had not anticipated and so
bad not provided for the emergency
The municipal authorities were power.
loss and inactive. The judicial machin.
cry seemed as if it had been designed
not to sustain the government, but to
embarrass aud betray it. au
In this emergency the President felt
it his duty to employ with energy the
extraordinary powers which the consti.
tuition confdes to him in cases of in.
surrection. He called into the field such
military and naval forces. unauthorized
by the existing laws, az seemed neces.
cary. lie directed measures To prevent
the use of the post office for reasonable
correspondence. He subjected passen.
gers to and from foreign countries to
new passport regulations, and he insti.
tuted blockade, suspended the writ of
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
From st. Domingo.

New 1ork, NOV ..
By the arrival of the steamship Tubal
Cain, from st. Domingo, we have the fol-
lowing intelligence:
Mrs. ex-P President Tyler arrived at Ber-
muda Oct 3lst, having run the blockade.
The following blockade-running steam
ships were also in port, bound to Nassau
alias Wilmington, N. G.: Dee, Flora, A
d Vance, Lady Davis, Robert f Lee,
Ella and Anna.
The steamer Rhode Island was at st
Thomas Oct %, on cruise.
The revolution IN st Domingo was in
full blast.
The rebels held possession of the entire
Island, with the exception OF the capital
and east end.
They were last reported within few
miles of st Domingo city.
Two recent victories are claimed by the
Spaniards near Slamors and Mamie Plate
In one Of the engagements it was SAID that
one piece Of artillery, many muskets and
numerous prisoners were taken from thu
insurgents.
The Captain General of St Doning'
has been removed and Don Carlos d.
Vargas, Marshal of Spain, has been ap
pointed in his place. He is said to he
man Of great ability, and is expected t.
crush the rebellion promptly.
From Mayaguez fall rains had set IN
and sugar looks well.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

line of the Rappahannock. The enemy
however, had strengthened them by dig-
giipg semi circle of rifle pits around their
front. Juch was their formidable position
which Russell's brave boys attacked and
captured to-day.
Col, Tompkins, Of the First Rhode Isl
and Artillery and tho chief OF artillery on
Sedawick's staff, posted Capt, Martins
battery of U. S, Artillery, and CAPTAIN
Waterman's battery c Of the First Rhode
Island, upon the heights, about three
Quarters Of a mile this side Of the river,
These commenced TO shell the work a
bout three o'clock, and shortly after 6cn.
Robert C. TYLER, commanding the reserve
artillery, who was on the ground, sent his
Adiutant General, Capt, G. II Whlttle-
sew, to order up Capt. Taft's 9th New
York Independent battery of six 20 pound
err PARROTS making in all eighteen guns
engaged in shelling them at this short
range. The firing was very elective. =
That of the enemy was very hrm.
While this was going ON, Gen, kus-
sell was busy with his skirmishers. He
pushed his skirmishers on both sides OF the
enemv's works till nearly sunset, when
his own brigade, compored of the Fifth
Wisconsin, Col. Allen, Fifth Maine, Col.
Edwards, Sixth Maine, Col. Harris, and
the One Hundred and Twenty-iirst New
York, Col. Upton, was ordered to charge
the rifle pits and eatrh works on both
TANKS. Led by Gen. Russell in person,
they went steadily and silently onward,
fighting as they proceeded until reaching
the works, when they fixed their bayonets
and pitched in.
This was too much for the flower of the
| Southern army-for it was the much
Wanted Louisiana brigade they found
| there--and in a hand TO hand contest
they turned to flee to their pontoons
which were lying in their rear. But herr
| they were failed.
Our boys had already secured the ap
proach to the bridge, and they had NJ
other alternative but to surrender or swim
the river.
When those on the opposite shore iouuC
we held this end of the bridge, they Sc
fire to their side and destroyed portion
of it.
This closed at dark one of the mos
d brilliant actions of the war; 1t was Tough
by the same troops that so gallant,
stormed the heights of st Mary's at tn
second battle of fredericksburg.
Although Gems. Sedgwick, Wright AM
Tyler with their stats, were present, al
agreed in awarding the credit of this bril-
liant achievement principally to Gen. Rus
sell and his gallant troops.
Gen. Meade has sent to Gen. SedgwicI
an order congratulating him and hi
troops on their success in this prelimiua
ry movement. ...
Lee is supposed TO be at Culpeppe
EweIl at Brandy Station. and Hill bt
tween Culpcpde and Cedar Mountains,
: We are preparing to cross at da,
break.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Another Federal Victory In Tcmnes-
se~-l:en. BraggsS FOrngs Tratn
Cupsured-Tr~0ty with Indians hn
Colorado Territory, &c.

Washington, Nov D.
Major General Thomas officially COM
municates to Maior-General Halleck under
date of Chattanooga, 4th inst, that Fitz-
gibbon, of the lS0lh Michigan infantry,
overlook the combined guerrilla forces Of
Cooper, Kirk, Williams and Scott, mum
boring four hundred, on the morning OF
the 81 inst, at Lawrenceburg, thirty-tye
miles south of Columbia, and after Sc
we're hand to hand fight defeated them,
with the loss on his part Of three men
wounded, and eight horses killed,
The rebel loss was eight killed and
seven wounded, and twenty-iour prisoners.
Among the latter was one Captain and
two Lieutenants.
Gen Bragg's forage train, sent up the
Lookout Valley in front of his position,
was captured.
The train was sent 10 camp. The tram
guard was also captured.
John G Nicely, the Presidents private
secretary, has returned 10 Washington
after three months absence in the West.
He has brought with him the treaty re-
Gently concluded with band of the In
dams in Colorado Territory, by which the
United States acquire title to all the
lands discovered in that Territory.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

q CorIes has received despatch from
Summit, Pa, that George X. Smith OF
that firm has been shot dead by the RIOT
ers. al
MIR. Ulrich, store keeper was also hred
nj by the rioters aud wounded.
The reports of the Bulletin ana inquirer
are thus confirmed of difficulties in the
Philadelphia, Nov, 9th.
Ii is not believed by the principal coal
men in this city that the riot at Manch
Chunk is ola serious character. ,
Mr.. Smith. who was killed had incurred
the hatred of the Irish miners 10y his OPP
position to their secret organization which
had for its object the exclusion oil all the
workmeu of other countries.
A Welshman was recently found dead.
II is supposed Mr. Smith was shot while
travelling from the mines to GAINESVILLE,
A force of military have been IN that
vicinity for some time, enforcing the DRAFT
and arrestng deserters.
The telegraph line between Mauch
Chunk and Easton being down, direct
communication cannot be obtained.
Mauch Chunk, Nov. 6,
Last night Mr. c X Smith, coal opera
tor at Yorktown, Carbon county, was
murdered in a most brutal manner, IN the
presence of his family, by gang of Irish
outlaws known as Buckshots." MIR
Smith was loyal and highly respected
gentleman, and was suspected of giving
certain information to the deputy Provost
Marshal by which the latter, with the
military under Captain Yates, was ena-
bled to arrest the drafted men.
No Union mans life is safe in James
vile, Yorktown, Coleraine, Beaver Mead
ows and other mines of the middle ceal-
fields.
Seven or eight. murders were commit
ted there within the last few weeks.
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Farther from the Army of the 20.
t0IAac.
New York, Nov. 9th

~ New York, Nov. 9TH.
The Herald has the following, dated
Rappahannock Station, Nov g.:
Major Gen. John Sedgwick, command
ing the right wing Of the army, consisting
Of the Fifth and Sixth corps, left Warren
ton this morning, with orders to proceed
TO Rappahannock Station and take and
hold that position.
The march was a rapid one, and the
First division ef the Sixth Corps, under
command of Brig. Gen. David A. Russell,
Gen. Wright being in command of the
corps, reached the heights of the this side
of the Rappahannock about one o'clock
and drove in the enemy's plckets.
Howe's Second Division, of the same
corps, was on Russell's right. and com
meneed skirmlshing soon after and drove
the enemy before them.
The Fifth corps, under Maj. Gen. Sykes
formed their skirmish line on the South of
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad
stretching down towards Norman's Ford.
Eariy's divisian of Ewell's corps occu-
pied the heights on this side the river, the
works upon which they had SO turned as
to make them defensible from attack
These works were constructed by our
forces last summer while we occupied the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12
Hot work during the next Fortnight

The Tribune's SPECIAL says:
The next fortnight promises TO be the
most eveutfnl since the commencement OF
of the war. The success of Meade on
the Rappahannook, and capture of large
ly superior forces from Gen Lees army
under command of Gen Stuart, and of
the two eastern posts within Gen. Burn
sides lines, with half their garrisons, are
but slight premonitory symptoms of the
gigantic conllict--of which the lines of
battle will stretch from Chattanooga TO
Washington and Richmond. For once
there seems likely TO be concert OF action
between our different armies, and the au
CURES here are, on the whole, decidedly
favorable. Burnside, iEis frue, threaten
ed both from the East and the West by
very large armies, Qua no Is fully apprsed
Of this fact, and advised as 70 the meas
ures to be taken to thwart them Gen
Grants supplies ateeonnng IN rapidly and
IN profusiop, and his hncs Of commeaica-
lion are uuintalruptset. Gen Bragg's sup
pines, on the other hand, are very sleaders
and If be advances into East Tennessee.
he must pass over district already for
aged by Union troops III the East,
Meade's army Is believed largely 70 out
number Lee's and The result Of a battle.
should one occur, can sea Faely be doubt.
ed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-12

washington, NOV. u
A government officer here in high posi-
ton, received pencil note from a Union
prisoner in Richmond To- day, saying that
the rebel authorities have AT length alto7
gether stopped the very small meat ration
heretofore allowed our starving soldiers in
their prisons. The excuse is that they
have ceased to he able to furnish their own
soldiers with meat. ao
One hundred and TWENTY-FIVE officers
are among the rebel prisoners Just brought
to the front. These men represent that
but few of their companions retreated
across the river, and their general com
handing had barely time to escape on his
horse. They seem to unite in regarding
the movement Oh our part as having been
one of the most brilliant and successful of
the war.
intelligence has been received here,
dated GAINESVILLE, Va, that Gems Averill
and Duffee, commanding separate forces.
after several severe engagements on FRI
day and Saturday last, succeeded in
driving the enemy under Mudwall Jack
son, for several miles down the valley east
Of Greenh.iar mountains aud through the
town of Lewisbarg, West Va. After the
first battle on Friday, fought by Gen Duf
fee, the enemy was reinforced, but never
theless the rebels were totally routed Oh
Saturday, under the combined forces o