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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-18
We also keep large assortment Of
Steresoopes & Sterescopic Views

Our Catalogue Of these will be sent TO any adj
dress ON receipt of stamp.
& IL. T. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials,
SOL, Broadway, New York.
Friends or relatives Of prominent military men
will confer n favor by sending us their likenesses
10 copy They will be kept carefully and re-
turned uniniured.
Fine Albums Made to Order for Congregations
10 present TO their Pastors for other purposes,
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-18

SAGINAW VALLEY BANK,
East Saginaw, Mich, June /, 1862.
WYE transact all the usual business PERTAIN
w ing TO Banking aud Exchange, and rep
sectfully solicit the patronage Of the citizens CT
the Saginaw Valley,
DRAFTS on New York and other eastern
cities bought and sold on the best terms.
COLLECTIONS made in this city without
charge. and the amount credited in account, or
prempty RENTED, as may be desired, at the
lowest rates of exchange. We also collect on
all the principal cities and towns in the United
states and Canadn. LAND WARRANTS bot
and sold.
COIN AND UNCURRENT MONEY bought
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FOREIGN DRAFTS AND LETTERS OF
CREDIT ON Great Britain, France and Germany,
bought and sold in large and small sums at cur
/ rent rates.
DEPOSITS received payable at all times on
demand without interest and on moneys left ioi
a specified time, interest will be allowed at such
rates as may be agreed upan.
SHORT BUSINESS PAPER discounted al
low rates.
rSgnIn word, any item Of bushes in tbs
way of Banking and Exchange entrusted to III
shall have prompt attention. and be done upon
satisfactory terms.
REEERENCES=
IL NEW YORK IN CLEVELAND
Leather Manufacturers Commercial Bank.
1radesman's Bank City Bank,
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Mich. Insurance Bank. n. W. Clark a Co.
Parsons 4 Fisher, II. W. Wood q Co.
/ c, & A. Ives, W, l. Il. Little & &C
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~ MILWAUKEE. Jas. Frazer, Esq.
Marshall llislcy. IL FLiNr.
Peoples Bank
IN cHIcAGo. II. VI Henderson, ESQ
! i. X. Willard. VIM. L. Smith & Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-18

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
OF these we manufacture great variety, rang
ing i'm priceyfrom so cents TO 80 dollars each.
Our Albums have the reputation OF being supe-
rior m beauty and durability to any other The
smaller kinds can be cent safely by mail at a
postage of six cents per on.
The more expensive can be sent by express.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-11-18

rEJ-Tho place to buy your Goods Cheap is at
IL. A. WALES Mart.
Good Black Dress Silks only 81 per yard at
French all Wool DeLaines, in all shades, at
Wales
Balmoral Shirts, very cheap, at Wales
French Corsots, beautiful, at Wales
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
vvIoU4TT0v or WEST POINT.

Information has been received that the enemy eVao-
mated West Point on Sunday, large number OF rams
Dor having come up York river and removed the
trOOps. It is stated that they took with them g00d
many negroes whom they persuaded to leave eOmiO'A-
Die homes for worse than penal servtuds amongst the
Yankees The number Of troops At West Point IS not
known with accuracy though believed to have been
noe more than 5000. What the meaning OF tins new
movement l. remains to he developed since h had been
suo7osed that che enemy intended TO make the place
point Of permanent occupation. At ell events, it re-
ieqes the people of that section Of the presence OF
mated and tyrsnuzing foe, and gives them an OPPoF
tunIty Of communicating once more with their friends at
the capital some THE refugees who hastily left West
Po:at on the approach Of the Yankees were making
preparations yesterday to return to their homes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
CTION SALE

MAN UFACT URED GOODS.
RAW AATERIAE, de-, DE,
-. by TIE,
ORENsFAw, WOODEN COMPANY.
WILL TAKE PLACE AT The OFFICE
OF the Agents crens' Company north side OF the
Basin Rchmood Va Oh WEDNEsUA Y 1O Of June at II oek
consisting Of the following articles, viz:
so pieces Nil tSry Goods, hne WOOL Nos. y, o.
% pieces dark mixed Milton CITIZENS Cloth,
pleces Butt 4piecss Red,
1900 lbs wa.hed WOOL part secured sud Dyed ready
cards,
SO bales Cotton; prime qualify,
1000 lbs Indigo,
10 bbls Clipped Logwo0d,
5000 los stick LOggcod,
1G boxes window Glass. a o.. t5ss
30 new window Frames, -"' c.L
kegs Nails, ~,
Oast'rruck, -
pair Fairbanks Scales,
bbls Soda Ash,
6bls Botash.
bbls 2 inch o. Iron, about Is feet long,
! Fire Regulator,
Leathersheep sklrs 5ace, Roller, Picker snd Upper
10 Wares, part Of tn died and sized, -
Wsolen and Cotton Rags
Paper Stock, Wooden Waste, -.
Some Alum, Lac Dye
Blue YitFio, Nerdegris Glue.
Biax Seed. Block Tin oil ytrI0,
'Shafing, Hang rs, PulieJ &C., &e,' myq9-tds
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

THE YASKEEs AT MURTRHEsBoRO', N Give have
seen Il letter from Rurffeesboro giving account Of
the late Yankee raid Of " FIVE gunboats and several
thousand men" to that place. The FIRST ntimation Of
their approach the Whizzing of hell over town
the first sOundOf the kind Of the people there had
ever heard There being troops near, BO resistance
made They FIRST sacked the Post Office, from which
however, nearly every thing of value had been removed
then the Government stores 10000 pounds of bacon
and 80 600 rounds Of ammunition They impressed the
few teams left in town haul these to their boats and
so anxious we're they to get of that they made their
men pull some OF the loaded wagons TO the river They
forced open stores and all un0ccupied houses, taking
only brandy and tobacco and only portion of these.
They forced open the Methodist Female College and
carried of the blankets and other bedding They
performed some Of outrageous vandalism, such as
pilaging Mr.. Capeharts jewelry shop and destroying
bis tools and materials; taking the Methodist Minister'S
best clothes and destroying the res destroying the
whole Of Dr. Hutchngs' medicines, olothe &c; robbng
negro Of Sl5 and stealing setting goose from her
nest This is hardly credible, but is an actual fact
Mr.. Wilson was shamefuly beaten By man supposed
to be intoxicated. They we're generally very civil,
which was doubtless owing TO the fact stated by the
commander, that "he had set of most Toguish men,
but he would allow the worst Of them 10 to the
town" Only one negro Ian old woman went of with
them.-FoysttsriiLs Observer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

An Arrival IRON ESGtASD.-Leut. Sydney Z.
Davis late an officer in the British army, with three
other Engsbmen, srrived IN Charleston Friday last
from Bulls Island. Lieut. Davis vas on board an Eng,
lh schooner the Captain Of which bad agreed to bring
him 70 the Southern coast he had with him commits,
son and important dispatches for the Government at
Richmond. TIE vessel sprung aleak, and Lieut.. Davis
and hree Others, in small boat, left the schOonerand
made their way to the nearest And which proved 10 be
Bulls Island. Toey were taken il charge by our ca.
vay there ard escorted TO General Rpeys headquar-
tsrs On his arrival, Lieut. Davis exhibited bis eOmms
sion and a2sFs General Ripley. The papers, on eX
animation, confirmed the above statement and the
party we're released Lieut. Davis started for Richmond
on Saturday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

PAPER MILL BURNED.-With deep regret we an
nounce the destruction by FIRE, the night OF the
25tn nsL of the paper mill of Aessrs. John W. Grady
4 Co., near this place The above mill used ex-
ousveY for the manufacture Of writing paper and its
destruction will prove serious loss snd Inconvenience
to the country The loss the proprietors is estna
ted at about $780, 600 which there insurance.
Messrs. Grady Co. have, with commendabe zeal and
industry, already commenced removing the debris OF
the late fire. for the purpose of rebuilding the mill and
resumng operations. This they hope TO be able TO DO
in the course Of the next sixty days. Whilst the
ehinery has been damaged 10 considerable extent it
will not prove total loss and can, it is thought, be
put again in running order GreeNvIe Is. CT Eater
prise
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
ADJ'T AND INP'R GEMS OFFICE, /
Jane 4th, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS, !

The following acts Of Congress concerning compensation
detailed men, and wa Department In
hretO published for the information and direction Of
l. The Congress Of the Confederate America do
act commissioned oicers MUSICIANS privates
employed Oadached detsled service by department
other commander Ola district under the direction ofany
the military burssrX instead ofthe now allowed
may be SLOWED The OF not more than three dollars per day
In lieu rGonS and all other owsnces, the recomusn
approval Of The commander or other chief i
may be- and the sanction Of the Secretary ofWar"
"Th act shall remain in force or one ys from the hf day
Of January, sgh'een hundred and siGty-ihr&3
H. l. Detailed men in the service of the several military
reaux other than described In the act No. 49, Clerks
pyeda publ: oces in the city Of Rchm by ply
lions and all other allowances not exceeding thee doa Is
may recommended by the Ulcer In charge ofsueh deae
and approved by The hief Of BureauN.
Q The maxi allowance three dollars will be paid only
troops and In counties Government workshops
s. The of allowance OF serving the field as clerks
Engineer Oommisary or Medical, Mining and Nrs Depart
ment win be esabhed at such diem as may be
commended BY the oee In charge Of such men and Pp oy
the nand General These rates s not exceed % per
de except Ia special OF service In the departments sboy
mentioned when greater rate be Authorized by the Ches
Of Bureaux upon the approval Of the 'nmandng General
l. Toe extra compensation allowed by the foregoing act will
paid detailed by the Departments 10 which they
sp cvey employed Medical Departments upon such
Q1arte masters Department VII be made upon rolls according 10
form No regulations Of the Quarsrmasers pamen such
payments will be In full OF all payments and allowances hereto
fore paid and alowei 10 soldiers except 70 te m9nny ply
Payments IN the Medic. Department will be paid as now ov
5 shoemakers detailed under the provisions Of the act Of oc
1862 who receive the diem allowance II eu OF
lions and other allowances authorized by the o. May LIST,
1865 will also entitled th- compensation OF hrydve cents
per pair for shoes Manufactured BY them, authorized by the said
Of October q 1862
payments detailed under the act Of May l 1885,
will be made from the st day OF Januar s6 aud will not be
continued beyond Ss Of December 1885, bat payment
shall be have detailed heretofore with
pay sni allowances soldiers From and after 8st Msy
payments @ such . viii be made I'm Ter This act
The approval OF the Chiefs Of Bue'ux and the sanction Of
the sesretay Of War By the boYe named acts OF
gress will necessary In each particular Of detail but
each Bureau msy with tn approval Of the Secretary OF War
prescribe general regulations for the payment Of the different
classes Of detailed men In thdrTespectye employing IS.
By order. (SgnedJ s. COOPER
jea-lw AdJ't and Insp. Gen.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT. OF HENRIoo,l
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
A VERY DESIRABLE FARM


THE subscriber having determined to 90
a South, Offers his Farm Of Five Hundred and Ser.
eDtI-ve Acres, for sale privately. There Is hundred
and tSenaYe acres In original Forest With hne plant land
aad absdt fifteen Ia old field pine the balance Ia
improvement being well set IN clover There Is fog OF
creek bottom free from overflow and nne land
eighty bushels Bowers and Bolghon wheat on the place
and one hnsdred bushels Of winter There win be
drd aad h acres In this year. and about seventy
eny i've aerel from whsh clover be moved this
Tobacco barns liked good order and large strip
With CHIMNEY In the most conTenent and substant anner
Grain barn good houe and table large and The Ice
house Few and m Of Ice bins and house good
and IN splendid order The dwelling large and conveniently
ranged with six rooms be es basement aad toe yard has Just
been enclosed The garden Il well enclosed. good
ehard
This farm lies the south side Of James river n the county Of
0unoe land good and ay neighborhood convenient
ehurches ni posi- ices, de- about mine miles above
Ri hmond, two and half miles from Oarte-sve
given immediately There ereryhing the place for
beast for twelve months Mu cow oTe sheep hogs
&c - ~ - -
TKRMs-To SIT purchasers, cash or credit
Persons wishing the premises viii get OF packet boat
PenbsrtSn, where hey can set eonveyanes. c.l on
~ lI,.A R 7. GOODMAN.
fATnioK q. Jackson, Auct'T.
Waltons Nil p. o.,
!. NSs-S ouabsTiSad o., Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
ADJT AND INsP'R GENERALS oFFIoE, [
RIoGsosD May 20, 1865. (
GENERAL oRDERs,I

GENERAL ORDERS
l. Officers ordnance duty, when temporarily absent from
their posts positions 10 the field under special ORDERS shall be
allowed their personal expenses be paid out OF the app opa
ton ordnance service In lieu Of all allowances for e
forage for the Tod. Each must be cer
6d by the pSv receiving he payment and approved by the
Officer der whose orders he acts.
IL Wheneve caVary falls and refuses 10 keep himself
provided with ceabe horse he may upon the
crps mmRndr be transferred any company Of infantry
lery Of The army that he select In lieu Of such
soldiers others BELONGING the infantry artillery, who
20 furnish hosss and eer that in like
msnuer, transferred 10 uahumber 20 the cavalry
Ill Surgeons will TIE money other effects Of decd
soldiers Except hny which VIII be disposed Of directed
General Orders No a. 1862 the ouarermsser Of the rg-
ment weh the soldier belonged he died the ad to the
Quartemsster Of the pos II he died 10 hospital taking therefor
receipts In dupc7te OF which Will be forwarded him
the commanding ocer Of the company which the soldier
msmber TO be by him 10 the family Of the deceased
other the Second Auditor Of the Treasury QuarTms
up, upon their Quarterly money paid
specifying the amount left by each deceased SOLDIER his
company and regi vent.
By order,
[sgnedl E. COOPER,
my2s-lH Adi't and insp'r Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
ELLETF.. BELL CO., No. " Pearl rtreet.

WE win sell, at our Warehouse, No. II Pearl
street, Richmond yirgoia,On TUESDAY,, the 9Th day
June 1865 eomenng At 10 O'clock large OF fresh
imported DRY GOODS HATS, sHoAs &C., consisting in pant Of
the ioloEir Giles:
10 cases I English Prints
do 4 {''do do
g do -. y and English Blsached Shifting
10 bales S Gz Osnaburgs
10 do rs brown sheeang
20 do 4 do DO
do heavy English Blee Denims
do Rsgeta SPpes
80 peceI Cotton Plaid;
Fancy Jartnet' Fench Osandes Fngsh Debsg French
Fancy Mou'lins and Alpsccas Black slpacc as Fancy
Mlrsaies ish Lne1s, Ln.n Canvas, HucbsbAcks and
huck Towels, Heavy IA sh blue Flsnnels sc pa rs Bed
Blankets u few pair very supefiorD Navy Shirts Mon
key Jacket Gnernsey Jacket, Ladies' and Gents l.
Handkerchief SPECIFICATION Shoe Thread large Of
Gen l'mens F,li Hats Ladies' ANA Chlircn's Morocco
and Lasting CATER, Kid Slippers &C., &C
The sale viii commence with the Has and shoes
ie3-Ir ILL-TT, BELL CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
TELEGRAP.HTC.

FIRE, M WILMINGToN-fANKEE PRISONERS.
witxSa7Ov, n. c., June S.-A FIRE broke out at IL
O'Clock last night and destroyed the residences of Jas
Dawson aud I. D. tWaker--both valuable buildings.
The latter was partially insured.
Que hundred and ninetyeight Yankee prisoners from
the West passed here yesterday evening en- route for
Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
AS'jT am RgER sExEEAEs oIglsE. !
Nay 30, 1888.

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. u. -
The following act Of Congress- having been sppTsved o INC
10 announced for the information snd guidance OF al
concerned
officers.
Toe Congress Of the Confederate States Of Amerca do enact
a. e ar wounded officers shall be allowed hospital
odaons in any Hospitals Of the Confederate States at
one d0llsr per diem. =, a..
g. And be 1t further enacted When ssd eeer snan ne
without money he shall nevertheless be entitled 10 the same
The So geon In charge the expiration Of every thirty days.
hau % The accOupt and be ehed draw the amount at
place where the officer might have drawn It, which shall de-
Quoted from pay Ia the way rs he himself had
drawn and any officer awng The again shall be pun
isbed, as Ia the OF fraudulent drawers
Approved April 20, 1868.
,Egnsd ''''' s. COOPER,
jsa-iw Adju,ant InsPt'r General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

ne s1lsasSs outbreak last aEht although several rsaa
wers made on Other negro quarters, with bat uring
damage The Mayor had large additional police force
stationed through the city and about dozen window
breakers were arrested Phe trouble seems 70 arise rom
dissatisfaction at the delay in payment. Every exer.
ton Il being made TO pay of the soldiers as soon as
possible SO that no shadow Of cause for dissatisfaction
NAV exist ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
ADJ'T AND INsP, GINS oFPIoE,
RICHMOND, June 80, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS

GENERAL ORDERS,
no. "a.
The Oopress Of the Confederate States having failed 10
oV The appointment Of AarShals from persons not
belonging to Se army make appropriation for the services
those persons who had employed In that capacity heresf
ter no such appoi4 trnenS will be made
IL The Gene ais Of Departments will report the pests at which
Provost Marsha needed with the number Of provost or
ether guards at he same recommend for appointment sus
bic offsers
IN In an cases preference win be given 10 competent officers
who have become dis by wounds other nhy for active
field duty. -,
W. Al al the posts supplied before the si Of July with
Provost arshas belonging the In accordance with this
order the Office will be considered aboli.hsd.
s. COOPER
IsA-1v Adj't and Insr. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04
sTATE ELECTION.

The few additional returns received since our last
Issue do not vary the complexion OF the vote for Cover
nor aud Lieutenant Governor published yesterday
We viii publish the figures tomorrow together with
sach items may 70 band to-day; also list OF the
nnbers elect Of the Senate and House OF Delegates
a far a. aseersained We learn that Col f. }. Keen
has been elected 20 the Senate in the Ptsyvania Dis
tTica
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

TERRIBLE RAILROAD AcCIDESE.-On Saturday night,
about hapas twelve o'clock terrible accident attended
with the instant death Of eleven negroes, and MORALLY in
iuri several others occurred to train Of box
cars having on board from FIVE TO six hundred negroes
Tn train from Augusta, aud the negroes belonging
to General Wade Hampton and brother, were en- route
from Mississippi to columbia 5. G. The accident took
place near Bamberg the Augusta road, fifteen miles
from Branchv le IL appears that several Of the
on the extra train became disconnected and left
standing on the tract the negroes inside being asleep
and totally unconscious OF their situation
The down passenger train, which running on
schedule time came % and the brakes applied, but too
late to prevent collision. The engine plunged into
the train Of cars running and into them, making
itself and TWO Of the complete wreck.-CddTies-
ton Courier.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

FRoN IHE COAsI.-The enemy's scouts and pickets
o. Coles and Folly Island says the Charleston Courier
Of Monday to be getting more active and holder
within the pas, few days Early Sunday morning rapid
and heavy firing heard in the direction Of Legares
pa on James Island, and also ia the direction Of
Battery leland. It was rumored that party Of the
enemy bad advanced and cut or some few Of our pick
eta The report was without foundation. Some few
Yankee pieksJs the Courier learns have lately shown
themselves, but Instantly disappeared At the sight Of
our men. The firing heard in toe city sunday morning
and in the afternoon was doubtless from the Yankee
gunboais in Little Folly river praotieing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

HUsTNGs CoURr-Judge LYOSs presiding.-Phaip W.
Reynolds and David Nelson tried Tuesday for
breaking into the store Of Epstein Brill and stealing
goods The jury rendered verdict Of not guilty, and
they were discharged. Thomas Samanni was tried yes
terday for breaking into the store of Mrs Smetzer du
ring che riot on the % Of April. The jury rendered
verde, Of guilty, and ascerained the term of his i'm
prisOnnsa in the penentiaFy at two years. The PT-
sO0srs counsel moved to set aside the verdict which
vas Overrued; but the counsel given time until Fri
day morning to prepare a bill Of exceptions
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

There is longer any doubt Of the reelection Of
Mr. Dejaruette in the sth District According TO OH
cal returns received BY the Secretary Of the Common
wealth from seven regiments and nine battaons, COM
psaies camps etc. DIS majority is lzo. His majority
III Louisa is s25; in Caroline SEA; in Orange 1885, in
Soh Regiment (rep'd) 70; in Richmond, refugee
vote, AZ Total 1852 BarbOur's majority in tul-
pepsr 45O; in Greene IS IN Madison n. Total, 494
6so-i,y for Dearnette 5SS with SPoyvania to be heard
from, in winch his majority IS estimated at go.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-04

CoSsrABLEs AND THE CcSsCRIPrIoS- Judge Thomas
of Georgia, in the of Martin D. Nelms cOnsta-
(ble vs. Sidney p Bruce, sub-enrolng officer has deci
ded that constable is q civil officer liable to con-
seripdon, der q recent decision Of the Supreme
Court Of that State.