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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
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.idtent aus 0aI ia ~ asnta 9,ndeD,
Die, Alefaet ,paf (.br ,erthef.a ,Atfnp RON
xu q ptdfseatsa" Dppiss kfrfRats &T1
3bss ON, ,Ebuen. ,Gontukat1
tasntcns. fiji -p9Assiss.a7Gps
unr! psIiuael<ansttIid ,HeseR fssfs
GoupIoitse init hsr 4Re8te'
rura. ia ten 3psds. luas untfrf.ana5z:
Gides proteftsrat, a. aeaen,a s,a&tesass.t
sea Asfeben." .9n: ee. Gtartsr nat Am
uebtissuaAass tubie, ,beinaaearatesfip.
So 5persnI ,nut nod, aua,2QO0 Ginnpb.l
Mt 10 ron Irel4ea ritIfe midi ainpsat:in
r4gtost lelbR pebafeus fplnslls ,ueiher
unten aaf esr Snld. Gus Gurdt ppE1eti
nsn Bsukatesm.nt., .lae ,Mtitsr ;por
lttt ffarmif& uhe- man tlfHalt4ltli tine
u,bs119 ptn'ua'luI ii & 10 dslat pa .dFkbaaltshns'i!
SleeRrtarss,, wl&sfssdsE rNsasnr
1a%ntetnrdrts 'tIieh. Gf1. 4aIfsigdngsr,
.Raisl,enrlSs' ,R. D.h6arl psi&fiJ lm. seitash
SoumH Gus Zen. I5trlt@ihF na@
Mi1oufi a.adus.ai' unb portfa tth 9aaf.
eeseiepf sstfstsn passs n hft Nahe
see Susa1. 'eoaf NeaptalH ,att 2a 1nasE!
ssalf ssfanstn sslenpia,. .s,bsis,.sH
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

fen pitcRpsan,tyibtus sfa nsst6 0auste'
nfb's6 SsNeysas AHnU ''hnr aiitttI jsttitsa
Manna SHssGtnfoaifhttrff In ett Atna ,Nt6den
wia,aPDs aurddstbIisbsnsn 2sussstntsl
tpereen.raunl f&ou spas :0pfer vottavts;
trsibenpum fslbR; frd ~ fstu. Dir esn'
ten obsrnf&t 70 uispstSaon ben Wdansru
BON SainoiS uneA SntiaRa:-8dren &.
aud stfatIos assta sis eeiei.n .thtsM t''
bdrsers. 70, plrptn Fe nod ni&t euIesn,
pae elm 8sueer, tin Bnponotr. Gin
Gteunb! nod rem '@acsn eeiasi :pdrre
uuf iidt5 fir Fa 'fsltf unp firms Sri
den, fenteru. bloc fur Zen Niss'L ~ per-
bluten.2 .s:,.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
: Sic aMaiiaseu eestul @eu.' 8lenlel

4 Sie zMailsstu sestuz @eu.s 8ienler
,r.1rsn, ron e.m 8afbinSton.1 GurItfpon.
.renisn Der ,Gbfeoap .IliSuhe" folseacer.
n,aben anaeaebsn: Dat ~ aau5er feinsH,
@sbalt $4,000 I'm eaufe 'ttuses eeasrse
far I'D s.ula4t batf; eoe x fetne farm.
auf III & i'd aesenDdrtiB a4fRaIa ,miii
pferpen, Mauttbieren ~ !. H. .psI&e, ste
Bu&Rabsn ~. s." traseu;soussetdaet
5a6t, udtrens u-1aalef&S BEN @ebalt It,
mes 8rtgaeeSeseratsztepa e 4etr1r
9eute auf ieee trstnfi&t@ kik tH&EtnI
sslt.e nus sas ii sdbtttaapr kse Q1itteeu,;
'btit tssIiE. BE sRfaifsuan kpts: Sfe uni,
tn atbu tRtbeaoea SslsateI 6ueaufauAti'
une ~ tetrdesn. ~.''"" rsS
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

=, Gin: 2%iebesbrief an BEN Nerbipefteu.
~-Diefaet4aea <ttr bon &i@mone ms.
gen. II Der Npf&t eetum usn ieiu. tab fs
bensG oppsrteafs eturus Ut Srob setommen
fnr: unp Fl. fu9su babe, im Hu9snbltd
ret wfa6sr stpas t~insulenfen. Durd
rsn :Ri9rnonb Dbia" rpnt rs. ;. M,
1tue:n Gs Gem ..NereptRen eiuen eisbss'
9raa,psm mir Goleenes % entntbm.n;
pNit ma.sn Staatsu tn timer 10 sriiiz
f5,r e,as. ats aus,nbtidiih eie Stuaten
Sc Ncrbpsftns. Str S1idial tdnet
in eu 5amsbs unb tsint stunet babsn
Ee~ III puIisren, penn lie f& flt! ris
v6u;5.u" sntldsirsn pputu. to @tuto'
mn. @ginrobnsB iiu t4roeeu I6eil ucn
{letidem Blut %bnfammtno, sin 10 }46'
ies uap fru@ttass eano tsmObnsne, als
Die Ssnne ie, tl&iens haben isstsu pdb'
len ;uf&tn s rtitttt uhu Despo,
tismus,- 9pff@e1 p*sd&tlt@sr
unterio@uneu nb Der 60 ~
tu4toutllen Grttbtit. mtt& {
bte.N.o Is
Bteatiht ID g btretts in {pit fur efssn
erfslersi@sn 8sr{ua, bic 3yrannd in
@afkiaaton su 4adtstn. 1ine 5yrannei.
bic um 10 etslbafttr IT., ais fe bic 8arssr
an Ne WaAenrdber tfntt huFi&tn yan.
te,rate bineet wslge ft osra4ttn. De9
neih,, Ii n nts:sal pdttfdr }etn sntldlc6s'
ass go!t, ets Sttt.n ~ btt4sn eie itu1
bon feissu Na9tbabern aneetban uernsn
ine.
.aDk Notwithstanding 81 :Gsn,.u.
ton in Granffprt. eit 94ids. psIds BIZ
R.publitaaitl H. 9ainots uue Snpiana
AUX baup aenounu,sn. Die failerli&sM a&t.
w,l&e, se1 MboAttpns, Gorsrss ttn Gin,
coin esesben bal, -aue eie{e Waneuur,s
utt&e rurauf ttrednrt fnr. ben Norewe,
Ren-in rloyaIer untrwdrFafsit": su Cen
,bef.i Bpuperntmsnt Der BelF" III BAL
ten unb4 ttu ZEN atonopoIiinsntsn Nsu'
e%nalonrfadsn :tsibutdr "a MAIDEN, fcutsr
Elm braueres u1p ttl.r.s 8olf, -ats fri'
gantee..4 Eaftrs Inp, niht: abf&tlfent, at
{etn.n NATURALIZATION seonfitutioneusr
Rsdt.n' RR,ubatttttH, ipsE&&4s 22faeotn- uni
Seuavo " uerdttltd NIT 0lbeu set1sfsn
taben- -auuters suntlildsif6tr .Netbrtrs
{ biettitt". IMP st1ptensr.tterei".. 90 mag
fapierta1 ieinJ altl lie tGrtin,dunsr hes
: Norpmsfsns s.'in ssissliauo Beiie in
i.Boitsepaseutieus4 ibrs Rtdtraeltsue ~
nader u ing untn5sli& f.tH. ,iniase
6on6efn be%rvpvaurufeu. 30 Is In iereui
.6ausbalte ,einea spiDn unb Dol i.eer
Sbdr etu adlfees8 ajonnstt 9t.tt.- ater.
noter Bi1R hut 4 ebt
tsaud WftiiL' 1T II
Maus iasi tftf, edf eiaeo1n tete Gnfer'
etrunst :f.insss Gsaferipstoussdtses IN
3etsuefta auftstut 69risstBttttE1- To-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
- Atsr tsr solpa. In GsIee II %. pom
-. AL~..S-.a-N c.I.s. M ssvsfsSnA 80.

-E Atsr Ter Solpa. In GsIee III ss. pon
Den, bsrt Notpp.fsn feline B.fretuna e.
warteu uaub.." .Dsnn {. tleb TN Bort
fpr,6m riQ. 70 ~ FER Rerrpsfen, Gin
Efretss Bolt Denn er 19 fdst. ME Elm
E9daaf, has ~. 'S&lautbant Asfdbrt
! pirb.' nm far ben NiBasr dbsh@la&'sf ~
wurea. - fir ben, Niaaet. 'rtr frsisr..
alddli&r unp btftr p.tlorat H. ais q
lItn, TO- a. Ter NoleneRen ,neIfor.u.
| DabL eer selpnt IA rim Stlaps.. >une
mue asasn istnsn Billion fdmpfen. Gin
R,sim.nt sins @onapoanie. Tam iutl Gau'
Der Msutsrt 9~sjrpuu9su, frstrs1.2 rrittsr
iu7 gsboIdsn ; abtr psnn. eies2suh lmart
Gnr, 70 wsrren Fl lpfIeu; wsn unr nal n
Ne 40 trsff.n babsn, tana ,uttttn' ft g.
ffcia tatsr uue mad ftrtr 6ttmaib iu'
2 Sabre etr ,K%riseefdbruna
unb sinss 6unpsItbtns, taa ftlbf rtr
@~Aa&xncNsfi&aik fsnnt ,f'qte hen GeIrater
lrts NSrtrShtns .ins- Edition. :6ss,tsn
babtn. t,~.-n. "a
Bsun Rrtes ftia mu5 ,marum Der
eintet f& rsnn Der Solrdt ces NaoSe,
psfens nt&t NIT ben Gonf6eeri!tsn ?
Die 5tdett linb !Stadten ,ees Gfftns
Rno rsid, :unp bttttn uns. pde mir au'
teips mid. bat.n. DON piret ct eebn
fir. {tiine Arbsit Rnpen, pdhrenp rt at
mt Guesn Inn ni@ts III bistsn bat, Ole
dc Grsitsit rst Ma9er.- DE a1ts: usr'
,tbr.n rparrm, wus pas CONFINEMENT
ibm teiden fann. BiQ 81. eafdr @stn
6u3bIut idfsn, rtrn er ffar Elm eiEssl
mes 8ort. Elm tiu,f5s 9but Griebtn unr
Slid babsn fdnn2
Die Ginmtbn.r. .t,s- Mortwtftne. Of
BON 1ltliatr Ntfanmuna :ecsIpb Ittme,
Q.bo..n. fne unttbtn chm 70 isbr enbti In
tuslfrL cen Dantee'D sspotfemue etn'
eulu'e nisesrsuwt'fsn ale 60 II. Sael''
den fnp."
Dsnn man u%orastsntss llufenItts b5r',
10 {s~0tr,u,an far elauten, bo6 er Rid.
monp ,.@bis" aus eineu, 'ndrctf&tn Yep
perbsaApSrgauF eoptrt tdtte:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

po.ltH. AN NV'"st. OeuR"A
sntbalt G%olsenrse:
Gin AuaenMuee Ger Se.n,u IN MIs
dom bnidtd psn Qsas na3t1dslid
.Ddtrenr res &fss- babsu ft@ 1T
Jiuwobnu Mis6ow's' gan; 'rubss" sn'
balt.n tine tanen aud frd6sr an rsu'
auffonpe gar felnsn Anttdl eenon'msn.
Das Aate tint,rtr tte RuGtn rf&tt' mad
GEM Rld,uee rsr 9%n(uta.ntsn ibt. aanas
@ilrbeit au eatfalt.n, 6is bsaonnsu ra'
nit, In be Genfttlu {&itben. Das haus
res BdresumsiRsrs pures juerR anasfal'
len. Dieter. Aumsns 0r3e&ousH ncuts
Brau 1unr Xjnrn rotten, trat IN rouer
Uniform scr fein 6aus uno erflds's, 'sob
oatin lid nurdrcusn bffantt.. Gin buuas
nn Sffiitr. bic @tfubr abnenb, tief: II
aruiiv i'm. Nter eis Setpatesta ADJ
tete nt9t rarauf, IL 1tIrSle; I'D auf ptn
Bdraerm.iatr, cen trftr3 t6r.K1tn 5ieb
flbrt. tin @tnsp'drm.S DIR eei&nom
n urrt tnn,f naft ousBesestn, 9epitrtbeiI,
une 70 Seuf& ttt Siatt ,Aetraasn. Eis
rSelrotsn rrana,n eann trpb ,pss 8srbots
Ia ,ete 6duitr, rautsn. uno u,orcetsn: nd&
'htr3snsluf: Wa8 ft uiat utitnsba.n
.lonlten. ptlnt9tsnn e..S.ltt eit pof,
tas Rtri9tsbaus BIT. .4potteh (eertn
man. in .niefem Nueenblide 70 iebr bteurf.
to- ros' Spitol' unt 9is8enbaue rurs
Ten ui&t yul9ent. Dit Bilpngoqtris
uns numismattf&e 5aRmluus ne fri
bsven areisdsfs .pianifopsti fsl hem
Bauratismue suu: DpfN. Bon ber aan.
,sn Stact fsbsn jest nur nod, ri.r bdu'
let. -:.
Do& nod ni&t am a0snaltmph fen
rpuree In Mis&ow getoufk :Gfn IL Bn'
lin rotIbsfannttr @tfadhsuan1 fhItibt
,cer .Bnl:1~ Bant. une 3tituna
aus tiasnn ,NnidauuRs, a~sr fei an r19.
Mittass NIT :mrbrer.n =poInif9ru4 GGransn
in COB; auf DE gttnbabn seBanstn:'Di
Grau.n wur.n duf ,rn 'Glnat, MAO 2ra.
TAU. Als BET Babniu9n tee nft Derf
Sraeaejerp e1reiHt: bate, .purhe 46ah at'
maai;5aus YaRaeierr mnsten dasfe4ssM,
wttl BON rsr tutssserasisstsr 'Rt@tnne
bsr Vie Ru6en Id. AnAuaeitien- Sn Ian
etr pstnnsau Gruartun9 lnesn biz &ei.
I,nbtn nun In Gem Dsrf.., 1atst 4ano,
lief .ttsnn.n. RAP 'bfr sdard'
t,tsu 9rupptu nidt rutbr firm Kim. Gi'
ma nab elmer :halten= Sinnee faru'ten
tdpirtit& unasfabr 1000: Raan. IN cas-
Doit warftn i'd plinpsrns uub s1f6'
r.up ii. lie pdufef, ane fa&ta Mtni4su
une gi.b - unterfdttbstoe aate. mas
,ibnen In ben @ees tam obae GIta.uteu
~ni.ssr. 3ur w.r in Stahet :par, F&
~ Rdattn. tenutt f@ 1i.ffyu,, D1tt. Ria:
Ser. IN rtm Alter ,ptidsn 4 :nue s: Sab
r.n, :.putren. auf eint Mifaabel aslpise'
uae; ham Der Maltes nit 4etM 7Nufs
masz sierote e. Ds. bait bn, sBsfb!"]
sassfhlsucert." - $50 ~it:
- 81 80 !
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
,sgE .urd .smaftth9thst * Mn.

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[ssisn tAtASnk safsa ARtFpt !9sEsssla hsls
aSuSt lp,. Nh lilttsasSslta a.s14,Gdi
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AssasAgssis sss.1sA ssh2taaet
ssssfa d s.S;'i s stIu,,et iss,s, sai Nfx ,s{Idi.aa sssst
|ssiitsIsJaeaasa lie, stt1fiat 4 &dm,f "a ST.
|teetitssn a6aneH,i,trlsd sntste Ststtsa aIh
|iI:. tttsrtiH tae HHattaN. Rdrl.
I. Mta3steaeunaatdn asntsds ,faa aetps. $3.50
2 Af!s;aa'F ,sfs' ssaIa1s.. ht'ssssA: ~ sa'
su S.1iuaten 10 man rubis. a.~lsS,rstatuu.isst. u
PFsksts1enbtfftei ElntsSti an 1at EAn re-
|aif edusr mrs trlrArR s1st aj1tert
~ dSsftAf6 stl ksnsa rar ;sis. ,sf,ss
|5,.iIan, ~ n2.yH eI,hIrea at p; gaTE,
Ass !Geropa tsfatst ran ,eaS ltthes 6pdvtt
,s,Yftllfp, m iT&s3alst1( ,tssarI assIsps fss5 .4fslts
|ia kayft H5suht, ebae .nserffe u aEote atbfadio unb
Fissr 'iioos Seisita tsssisa.nf .yii,sls SaSsa,
|trdssE Oh Gsrajen Su1seu!s tt sfn Sxipnn,
!. 's s's sss, abss s} @sls IA, Is s,n . .ais,sssa,st. sp Il;
|;tfas1i ~ Rf! a's n ss' s; 2. sa't'' s9seee s Es'9F
u. sds .n3ii1 II CT 1T In Gti,1 TO- akdys
~ 0en;s8rsrm stng strtie sttnb.n Raj
Ftadt ak,sisp EhsDanafAHsi sssa na4 2osttpiae
NIT 9aarusHeJA offen q y,snnen nk .71vsi HQsoii
Mutt fahn,t IL Staalks1 Sie. an. S.Ita Btftmunaana
mdS nd itnni. MN tiraiitt ahnsith@s iWtsfr
UssR 'uab funs$SFEJu>yen.21 ,rsi:9T1gn VI;
18aus6bs stat' RatItdtess slat biz Seetsg.s
tsss. e. s:; ;ssf s sssts::1. sss 81; 1ssss.3t' T. l.,
4estssi' tdf4 sanIf a~eStahlsst &Sfl a.
Xtnt5dsfut Nftth, stss. :6tkabStn,ss ! III
Fsdatf6tt-fsfnaicn nEnha.gesanS eni stb eGe
Hessrie Bspstpn. posIifsni 6asetts une, @sqs-
,st assa.t.tts etegsspt ssa4eetn. % istsn ae!tt tH
OF. ~. ataliaisats tat. tsaf,' ar~tspstutaa.s
Fsstreftn Nm fur mfhIkIs 9agt 8rces 9ruppsa+
wafen au uanepprttreR.
i :ge5afpV; affef3attH1 giSpfns p01t8s Sadf,
Gnltaetpnn u nads 4Ganlbe9 .sfa: NM hen
Retrutrusasn h,r .8.tfnen Ganbalt ~ .thur.=
"a, asi "a, %a asss,. r. II s's Ar: s'{ !! s 'saet9
'FH' III ! qt'ftssfs4&: ssa7,,s
$50 6lfans,ntSa rsinn 5.ttii1 mid, B5snaaaars
|Td6i eautdsfat igduRet! ~ s5afiAf1ha 1881
ra6n. 1raatfeIt ~aaan 1uttssfs rns4jnr2r
|'nsse'*A ~ a1.S +; iiGn2ss il. hai,.
@an'' Itaen.~ y01ffFeisti III ::9aapaenttssliy Is
|&dtbftfdbtt mdu, Rag ttef AubH6ten 'ouf QSn-
natiat btss 8pItsfs t9tir5.ltonS d. 9aadtatute
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

:f'a'I s'sBxhfsaTssi4ilaXaNar

!. Ane tranleA lEslealeH HsI4e.kSt3 Rsnatua
leisene fa6 nab ffa1lpsF1If Dfrbsu fSnnen,
isasn auf Drbrt ~ 46istal Garassn Dam.
mss> sad Aea NaxseeaaastAa 6fHatu, bsls.
seush 4cfpitassA Astssdt 1FAn,
aim. DovtsI MILD al ts1 aEdTtne- DsyaTte.
ueuf, bal ~ 1ictS efn 1UauS& aRbusnbpst aus,
serhiet bate, S1s,n8as1bss9sspruber frsibss
ltss. Die 3fhsaep oypf&eRtn .tele anmsnt.
, y, aaf 'ad.lss Aaa ass'stf 1S'sf sa'''s'
.,,&,Etl.GaiIs, "a. Rdr,.
Rsnptts Bt6ltsI mslsea.5 al gin anberer 3a'
tn ia, ". ne Der as'! stssi. S ssssIss es,. as nns esnEss.;
Rissr sr5hnet wsrsrn-ttf, burt BEN nan teft,
,uifnen Salss Gin IN FahtssSlufs in ben
'' s~ei = ,s .'i Ras1sssra saa~jnssas s..,i ssst,
I'll sss s''''' s''.:ssd, = s'3''''s se.s'' 81
600 8aaf1EpapmrsA Rnb T. BEN AEmsrttaa
Bend an ,sey. @i0siGsli55sts tTnis,dt s~uureen.
s. DsG''' Still ss L a sslsslss '"s ''*''!'s'' NAG
Gin fIstuss -BsaEIa~iA-hsu -psosibsno Ell
1tosiEatlqafsn, Httagn d s.asen,
Wis lie edsixftkfthis III Igusis auttr asd!
tSf.StsasDR arttnea ,f9ttden entfntldih,,
t.stnsuas.t&esrs uai,ff' va Am ssi'0asi
ps4'ea = 'ee '' ;Hat2la5Slv.3sa sa4s si,4s
.,,,, t1'' f!t e'h. 's,i' s.5' # aFa Sst' gss a*at'4 a1a
(.1rg:s8a y s.ta4 artltt 81 81 d.
!; bkssis,nsa, Dt,il q , ii Pub sss,;ap a,n.
1sne1dl Nafttat Gpa.t IA :aif' Sraf 49, D. R.
.aastfstt. uin essshfofde Hsfeasf lu Stsfa4rsn,
weN naasaast sAAN
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02


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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-28
Resolutions Ou the Death of Lieu
tenant Colonel pu att,

Alta meeting of the officers of the
Twenty third Michigan, April 5th, at
Bowling Green, Kentucky; Major O.
l.. Spaulding was called to tho chair,
and Lieutenant Ayres chosen Secre:a
ry. The following committee of three,
viz: Captain Garland, Captain Ray.
mond. aud Lieutenant Ashley, were
appointed to draft resolutions express.
i've Of the feeling of this meeting on the
death of our late Lieutlnant Colonel
The following report of the committee
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Almighty God in his Prov
idence has removed from our midst our
our late anu beloved Lieutenant Col.
Gilbert T.. Pratt; aud
Whereas, We are DESTROYS Of express.
ing our appreciation OF him, as sol.
der and gentleman, and of our deep
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULr having been made in tho conditions
~ of n mortgage executed 10y John T. Landcn-
sack of Brady, Saginaw County, Michigan to Russell
Bsaop of Flint, Michigan, dated June 9th A. ID 1883
anil recorded IN the Office Of Register Of Deeds in
Saginaw County, June 18th, 1858, in Volume IF, /"
OF Mortgages page 1872, upon which there is
claimed t. he due at the date hereof five hundred
nine nnl ssl0J dollars suit or legal proceedings
having been instituted to recover any part thereof,
Notce is therefore hereby given that on Thursday
the 23l day OF July next nj ii o'clock A. NJ. l
shall soil at public auction to the highest bidder Mt
tho front door Of the Court House ia SaginIw City,
that being Tie place Of holding the Circuit Court Of
sad Saginaw County, the premises dcseIited in said
mortgage or So mIrh ther Of may be necessary
to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage.wth in
icrcst aud costs To wits The south east quarter Of
section nntecn township nine north range two east
in the State of Michigan. RUSSELL BISHOP
Flint, April eth, 1863. Mortgage.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-28
SAGINAW co. CLERKS OFFICE,

CRY or SAGINAW, April H. 1863 !
AT meeting at the Board of County
CanvasscrS of Saginaw County conven'
cd mt the office of the County Clerk
this day, in pursuance of the Statute IN
such case male aud provided. Michael
LETTERS was chosen Chairman of sail
Board
1t appearing that all the original
statements of the votes given in the
several townships and Wards had not
been produced the Board adjourned
until tomorrow ut nine O'Clock y NJ.
WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1868.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment,
and proceeded To examine the state.
ments of votes given in the several
townships and Wards of sail County
AS certified 10y the Inspectors Of L &c
ton therein. After II careful eNamlna
lion of al said statements, said board
did determine the following To be II
true statement of all the votes given
for Circuit Juge for the Tenth JuAici
al Circuit, and Regents of the Univer
sitv, viz: The whole number of votes
given for Circuit Judge, Tenth Judiciri
Circuit, WAS two thousand hive hundred
and sixteen, (2,5l6) If which Jabcz G..
Sutherland received one thousand six
bundled and thirty six votes. Il $500
James Birney received eight hundred
and seventy nine 1917 votes, and } u.
Sutherland one (l) vote. Ire whole
number of votes given for Regents of
tie University was twenty thousand
one hundred and 4eventy.srven TO, no
votes, of which Oliver &. Comslock re.
ccivcd one thousand three hundred aud
ninety.two 1922 votes, William a.
Moore, one thousand three hundred
and ninety six votes, 1880, Una
Pitcher received ono thousand four
hundred and five ,405) votes, Ma
thaurl A. Balch received one thousand
three hundred aud eighty four 1854
votes, Charles H. Richmond received
one thousand three hundred and ninety
six q 1861 votes, Adam l.. Roof recciv.
cd one thousand three hundred and
ninety.siX Il 1861 votes Elijah +. Burt
received one thousand three hundred
and ninety q ,39c) votes, Joseph Conl
ter received one thousand three hun.
bred aud eighty eight (l,3SS) votes,
Henry g. Knight received one Thousand
one hundred and twenty.six U,l26)
votes, Thomas ID. Gilbert received one
thousand one hundred aud twenty-eight
q ,l2S) votes, Edward &. Walker re-.
ceived one thousand one hundred and
eleven Q.llD votes, j. Eastman John.
son received one thousand one hundred
and nineteen (I,ll9) votes, George
Willard received one thousand one
hundred and twen'y.eight q ,l2S) votes
James A. Sweezy received one thous
and one hundled aud twcnty-eight e.,
1887 votes, Alva Swectzcr received one
thousand one hundred and twenty fv,
U,l25) votes, Thomas j. Josiin receiv
cd one thousand one hundred and thir
ty Q,l30) votes, Il. o. Comstock re
ceived SIX (6) votes, N a Belch re
ceive1 six (6) votes E. f. Burt receiv
ed six (6) votes, j. Golfer received SIS
(6) votes, and j. Eastman received
nine (9) votes.
We the Undersigned, Chairman anj
} Secretary of the Board of County Can
vassers, do hereby certify the forego
ing statement nf votes To be correct.
M JEFFEltS, Chairman.
|, GEORGE SCHMIDT, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-28
Ani ltls farther or.lered that Nithin trenty-lur,
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAT'LT having been made in the conditions
Il ~ of mortgage executed by William Marshall
Of Gencsco County Mi hgan, to Giles Bishop Of
GenoseC County, Michigan dated June I'd 1857 ami
recorded in the Office Of Register of Deeds Of Saginaw
County June, 9Th, 1857 in volume F. of mortgages
page 81 The same being duly assigned by Giles
Bishop to Russell Bishop April n, 1860 which as
signment recorded in said office Of Register Of
Deeds, april 20, 1863, in Volume Of Mortgages
page 243, upon which there is claimed 10 be due nj
the date hereof seven hundred sixty-sx and 57-loO
dollars. No SUN or legal proceedings having been
instituted to recover any part Thereof Notice there
FORE hereby given that onTbursday, tho 23d day Of
Julyit u o'clock NJ shall sell ut public auction
the highest bidder Mt the front door Of the Court
House in Saginaw City, that being the place Of hold
ing the Circuit Court for said Saginaw County the
premises described in said mortgage much there
Of as may lie necessary 10 satisfy the amount duo
said Mortgage with interest AMI 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 BISHOP,
Flint April q, 1863 Assignee
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-28
The whole number of rooms for Il

The whole number of rooms for the
manufacture Of solar salt was, in March
last, 3S,99l. The number added to
these during the past season is $3.50,
making 42,25l in all, which number
may still be augmented by 1000 more
within the present year.
The last season has been one quito
favorable to the production of solar
salt, being one that recurs at perio Is of
about ten years in this climate. The
average yield Of the solar rooms or
watts, has been fraction less than So
bushals to the cover, 9 bushels more
than last year. The actual production
of solar salt in 1861, was about SIS.
600 bushels In 1852, there is a slight
excess over 100000 of bushels. The
solar works have been more than
doubled in ten years, end would be still
further multiplied if the state would
furnish the land as hereto fore, and IN
sure a supply of brine.
The following paragraphs from diff
fcrent portions of the report, have d..
rect reference to the salt operations in
this section:
Another elememcnt of interference is
beginning to be felt, namely, the dis.
covery of brine springs in Michigan,
and the establishment of extensive
works for tue manufacture of salt di.
rectly in the thck of our commerce
with the west five hundred miles
nearer the great ertrepots on Lake
Michigan.
All the works We're run, and all the
salt produced that the Superintendent
could furnish brine for. The number
of blocks thus supplied was about 200
being 20 or 80 more than during the
previous year. The whole number OF
: blocks, or water rights, Oh the rescrva
ton, as has been often stated, is 3l6 =
1t will be observed, therefore, that
more than one third of them have beer
idle on account of the deficiency %
brine, whilst an equal number nave beer
built in Michigan To produce salt for q
market that our own would compete
with them for, were they sufficiently
provided with water.
II full confidence could be placed IL
the present state Of the salt manhfac
ture-if, indeed, our manufacture wa
not in danger of being Superseded it
part, instead of still continuing to pro
gresS, il would be considered impera
lively necessary to urge the enlarge
lnent of the means for supplying briu
to the works, and procuring that of al
improved quality. But with prospec
of competition in future that may 81
riously affcc. our relations to the mai
ket, il is not deemed advisable to sui
init or rress any recommendations VI
der the above head, until the experience
, of another year at least may wsrrAn
the expression of stronger opinio
,, upon the subject.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-04-28
EAST SAGINAW COURIER.
Salt Manufacture in New York.

We are indebted to DR. s. S CARR
cues of this City, for a copy of the An,
nual Report of the Superintendent of
the Onondaga Salt Springs of New
York, for 1862, to the Legislature of
that State, from which we gather the
following information:
The whole amount of salt returned
as inspected during the year 1862, is
9,o5S, s74 bushels, being equal to ,slO,'
773 barrels of $50 lbs. each, or 507,.
Ol6,4l0 pounds. OF this amount, H.
9s3,022 bushels have been produced by
solar evaporation, and 7,010,S52 bush
els by fire heat,
Of Fine, ground table salt, the pro.
duction is 1865 bushels, OF which
62247 bushels were manufactured in
the Syracuse, and SO, 449 bushels in the
Salina District. OF Solar, ground ia
bic salt the production IS 532, 1915 bush
els, manufactured in the Saline District
The inspection of 1862 eXceeus that
Of the year previous, by the sum OF
1853, 483 bushels, being an increase OF
% per cent. The increase of the pro
ducts of the Onondaga Salt Springs
has borne "A uniform and steady ratio
from the beginning of the manufacture;
commencing with the settlement of that
part of the State. AT various success
i've stages of its history, it has been
supposed to have reached its maximum.
In 1927, the inspection was less than
one million of bushels, and lS47, was
under four millions.
From table in the report, giving
tho number of bushels Of salt made at
the OnondAga Salt Springs each year
since 1897, we extract the following
facts in regard to the ratio of increase: