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COOKING ToMAToEs.-This delicious, whole
some vegetable is spoiled by the manner it is
served upon the table. 1t is not one time in u
hundred more than half cooked it is simply
scaldcd, and served as sour porridge. Ii
should be cooked three hours-it cannot he
cooked in one. The fruit should be cut in halves
and the seeds scraped out The mucilage of the
pulp may be saved, if desired, by straining out
the seeds, and adding it to the fruit which
should boil rapidly for an hour, and simmer
three hours more, until the water is dissolved,
and the contents of the saucepan PUN of
mucilaginous NATTER which is much improved
by putting in the pan, either before putting in
the fruit, or while it is cooking, an ounce of
butter and half pound of fat bacon cut fine, to
half peck of tomatoes, and small pepperpod,
ljth salt to suit the taste. The fat adds pleas.
II flavor, and makes the dish actual food,
cnS9ad Of mere relish The pan must be
tLe lily watched, and but little fire used, and
wards stirred often to prevent burning to-
evapohe last, when the water is nearly all
more afi The dish may be rendered still
two 1 or "tEive and rich as food, by breaking in
enough teegs and stirring vigorously, lust
rnokeJ allow the eggs to become well
tobt ems anT oughly cooked may be put in
min nav he sSpt any length of time; or the
ihe su na " 0e S upon plates and dried in
dried pumpkin, dRven, and kept as well as
and viii he fnnnd eapples, peaches, or pears,
For every day use, excellent in winter;
the use Of a family anr ,ay h % Tor
once, and afterwards w. on may a9,d u COOKED al
over. We beg of those Sh eola, Or warmed
fruit to try what cooking USE , f eAcellenl
been eaten half cooked lonA 40 rIf IT, IL mas
never be dished until dry eR" mEs =, II. 'n a
from the dish to the plates Wig to-, 10 De ;n @ke1
of spoon. 10TH 'ns@ad
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BRowNLows SOMA lette, f.o.,
ShelbyvilIe, Tnnessee, in the IA, ;In
.3dpcrt,ser, sas
he most dring and dashing of t,
cavalry lcadct of the Yankee side i.
Middle Tennessee, is Colonel Brownlow
son of the neorious aud infamous ole
Parson Browlow, of Knoxville. He i,
young, rattle handsome, great dand,
and lady's nan. and, like his father,
gas pipe Or low hard of the most ter.
rifle description. His Lieutenant Col
is Andy Johson's son-lwo nice young
men for small tea party, truly -
Though commanding regiment, Brown,
low is neay always cur at the head Of
small scouting par les, trying to ambus-
cade our tys, and leaving saucy mes
sages in witing for them at houses on
the ncuttl ground In one of the mes
sages, a out month ago, he offered
$4,000 ! one hundred of the best men
Of Pat'eson's Regiment would come out
and fgI him and one hundred of his
men on'pen ground.
Colopl Patterson refused to allow
this brggadocio to be noticed.
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OLIVER G. KIDD,
Land Broker and Auctioneer

WILL SELL. PERSONAL and REAL
w PROPERTY, for the highest prices,
either at Public or Pripate Sale. Terms, pei
aaH' or on commission, Optional with the
seller) BY permission, wifi refer to the fol.
lowing eminent gentlemen Of Maryland:
ELEToS-Col. John c. Groomc, Col. ]. A. j. cresuelI
James W. MAXWELL Hiram Mccullough L. E. EwirE and
Pinkney Ewing. Esqs PoRT DEPosIr.--.Jacob fou,e
james A. Davis. j. Harvey Rowland 8. Rowland Carso
j. Lcper Maxwell. and Robert Smith. Esqs. BATTLE
swANP.-rheodore Taylor, David G. Rea, and David
archibald, Esgs Bel Aln.-otho Scott Esq. NorrIxo;
HAM-Aaron J. Michsncr, Henry s. Magrax Eli Coui.on
F. NJ, and others in every section.
II, him at Port Deposit Nd apply 10 yAYtd
names Of those who DESTROYS Of selling their properly
Also TO Jacob Kirk. Esq, NJ, Rising sun Charles
Jones, Esq ?. NJ, Conowngo; Mipshel W. Fulton, Esq,
Darlington Md. *hoare authorized to receive the PAM
o. all who wish to sell their property the most ~
taseuls Terms. June Id.
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CARE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
Il. Blakelee, of Lorrain county, Ohio,
sends the following communication to
the R"ra .4mer'can, on a subec: which
interests all farmers ); but only a portion
OF them, we arc pleased to say, require
the information. He says:
Thousands of dollars are lost Inv tho
neglect of farmers to take proper care
OF their farming tools, which little out
lay and care would save. All the tools
and implements of wood used by the
farmer should be kept well painted and
housed. They not only look much
nicer, and last years longer; but they
show evident signs Of thrift and taste.-
One of the most durable aud ncatest
paints is light blue. This color NAV
be made by any farmer. Take whle
lead and oil, and mix to about the
thickness Of cream, then add Prussian
blue to suit taste. Green paint may be
made by putting in green in place of
blue. A paint composed of equal parts
OF white lead and yellow oclre mixed
with oil is very durable, but does not
look so neat as blue or green. To one
pint of any paint there should be added
one gill of Japan drier or liquid Lacquer.
1t Is equally essential to preserve tools
OF iron and steel from rustiug and this
can be effectually done by applying a
coat of three parts of lard to one of
rosin. Apply with cloth, or brush,
good coat whenever tool is set away
for while. The preparation can be
made in any quantity, and kept for
long time.
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If various Executive Departments of

of various Executive Departments q
the Government of the several Stales.
Second !: The only son liable to mill
tary duty of widow dependent upor
his labor for support.
THIRD: The only son of aged O.
lnhrin parent or parents dependent upor
his labor for support.
Fourth Where there are two O,
more sons Of aged or inlirm parents sub.
ject to DRAFT, the father, or if he be
dead, the mother may elect which SOL
shall be exempt.
FJM: The only brother of children
not II years old having neither father
nor mother dependent upon his labor for
support.
Sirth: The father Of motberless
children under II years of age depend
ent upon his labor for support.
Scremh: Where there are father and
sons in the same family and household and
two OF them are in the military service of
the United States, as non-commissioned
officers, musicians or privatcs the residue
OF such family and household not exceeding
two shall be exempt. And no person but
such as are herein excepted shall be ex.
empt.
Prorided, honecer, That no person who
has been convicted of any felony shall be
enrolled or permitted to serve in said
forces.
This section continues with list of ex
captions on account of physical disability.
which are to be decided by the surgeon in
the presence of the Provost. Marshal and
Commissioners in each district. The man
is to be examined stripped.
~ section IL of the Act for calling out the
National Forces reads as follows:
ana DC fturher enacted, That any pcrson
drafted and notified to appear as aforesaid.
may on or before the day fixed for his an
pearearancc furnish an acceptable substi
tute to take his place in the draft; or he
may pay to such person as the Secretary of
War may authorize to receive it such sum.
not exceeding $500. as the Secretary NAV
determine, for the procuration of such sub.
sttute, which substitute shall be fixed ut n
UNIFORM rate by general order, made at
the time Of ordering draft for any State or
ierrltory and, therefore, such person so
furnishing or paying the money shall be dis
charged from further liability under the
drait. And any person failing to report
after due service Of notice as herein pre-.
scrlbed, without furnishing a substitute or
paying the required sum therefor shall be
deemed desertcr, and shall be arrested by
the Provost Marshall and sent to the nearest
military post for trial by court marshall,
unless upon proper showing that he is not
liable to do military duty, the Board of En-.
rollment Shall relieve him from the draft.
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T..
obstacle that stood between him and baltimore
ana we can see no reason why he sho,.ld not be-
IN that city tomorrow night Tie force to
defend it consists entirely Of militia, msiiv o.
them but Unaffected; and they have within the
city deadly enemy, as numerous as themselves.
painting for revenge, and ready to rise on the
iirst opportunity. In the panic which must
follow such an astounding overthrow, nothing
can be easier than to march in and luke posses,
sion.
If this telegram states the truth ii III full
extent, not, only Baltimore, but Washington.
likewise, must speedily fall. Baltimore once in
our possession, Washington cannot sustoin
itself We shall then have redeemed MaryIans
and rendered her an efficient ally, instead Of
leaving her in the hands of the enemy. She
can furnish us with fifty thousand troops souol
to any in the word burning with hatred Ind
eager to avcnge the countless wrongs and
lndignties which they have suffered at the hands
of the Yankees. The war will then be per,ns,
!nently transferred to the enemy's territory. ana
in a few months we may confidently expect to
see the Confederate banner waving in triumph
over the city Of Philadelphia We already
begin to see glimpses of peace if this te!egrany,
proves only half true. But let us have no paacY
which we do not dictate ourselves.
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NThe amended pos age law went
ITO operation on the LIST of July
'nder Its provisions and the instructions
II the Postmaster General, tWo cents
hostage is now charged on each transient
hewspaper-but for that sum two or
more papers can be sent IN one package,
providing the whole does not weigh over
four ounces. Any package exceeding
four ounces in weight but less than
eight ounces will be charged four cents
these rates to be prepaid by stamp
The postage on all drop letters has been
increased to taco cents, but as no charge
is made for delivering any letters what
ever, the charge for drop letters is SUBJ
stantially as heretofore, except that the
cost formerly divided between the sender
and receiver must now be prepaid by the
party mailing.
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THFCoLUMBIA BRIDGE.-The burn
ing ofhc bridge which spanncd the Sus-
qucbana at Columbia, has give rise to
rune that the loss would have the
effect Of impairing the credit of the
Colu,pia Bank. This, it now seems.
will ut be the case, as the structure
was ds;royed by order of the military
authritics, thus making the Govern
menresponsiblc for all loss.
lie first bridge erected at Columbia
was estroyed BY the freshet in 1872
1t est upward of 100000. Yet an
otht was erected by the Bank, which
full sustained its credit then, as it
eve has done since The bridge Just
dcsroycd cost $4,000, but in the
estna cs of the assets of the Bank, its
vale was put down the last year at
$D0,00O. On this there was an in
srance Of $4,000, and the Government
wi be responsible for whatever loss MAJ
esue.-Lancaster Herald.
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abuser," because she declared she was
his daughtcr,--and every one in the
room, looking upon the man and woman
! confronting each other, confess that the
resemblance justified the assertion.
After the conclusion of all the evil
dence i'll the case, the General continued
III the same position as before, and re-
manned for some time apparently lost in
abstraction. | shall never forget the
singular expression on his face.
L had been toned to see him in
a storm of passion at any ms ance of
oppression or fragrant injustice but on
this occasion he was to deeply affected
to obtain relief in the usual way.
His whole air was one of detection,
almost listlcssncss his indignation too
!n'ense, and his anger too stern, to find
expression even in his countenance.
Never have | seen that peculiar look
but on three or four occasions similar
to the one | am narrating, when l knew
he was bordering upon the baleful curse.
that had cast Its whitening blight upon
all around, until the manhood and hui
mani were crushed out of the people,
and outrages such as the above were
looked upon with complaccncy, and the
perpetrators treated as respected and
worthy cltizens,-and that he was real
lzlng the great truth, that, however man
might endeayor to guide this war to the
advantage of u favorite idea or a saga
cious policy, the Almighty was directing
it surely and steadily for the publication
of our country from this greatest of
national sins.
But to return to my story. After
sitting in the mood which | have
described at such length. the General
again turned to the prisoner, and said,
in a quiet, subdued tone O. voice -
Mr.. Landry. dare MT trust myself
to decide to-day what punishment would
be meet for your otfense or am in that
state of mind that fearl might exceed
the riot demands of Justice. | shall
therefore place you unter guard for the
present, until l conclu'e upon your SEN
tcnce."
A few days after, number of inhu-
entail CT liens having represented to the
General hat Mr.. Larlry WAS not only
a" lgh-toned gentleman" but person
unusual " amiabiliy" of character,
a was consequently entitled to no
s 81, degree of lenrncy, he answered,
'"aa.:in considerable Of the prisoners
!. oned " Character, and especially |
vi "'S imability,of which he had seen
a remark lc proof he had determined
h 10 la'1e ~. t'ir view, and therefore Or
utreu t'a' "odrysivc deed of manu-
mission MO, to tn !, ~, AMI pay fine of
five hundred dog, to be placed in the
hands of 'rustt fo her benefi.
1t is the rassinthough such scenes
as | have dcscribd, an tho contomnl,
ton to which S!aery ha~ edunod sooiatr
at the Sou h, conbined Vii natural
inclination to esouse the -,So IS tha
oppressed, that as placed Coal nu,o
Ter in the from: ank of the " C,mnions
of Freedom"
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THE DAMAGE TO WRICn

THE DAMAGE TO WRIGH.
The damage in Wrightsville e.sed hv
the burning of the bridge ah rshe,
shells, is not near SO large as repe.n eS
The only loss as far as we Learn. os
follows three frame houses, ownea hv
&. W. Harris $4,000 Foundry, OWN
by the same party, and occupied [
Eden WOLF of Baltimore, $1,000
Planning Mill, owned by Henry kaufelt
occupied by Mr.. Duke, of Baltimore
$1,000: Lumber yard owned by Kauf
felt 4 Lanius, $4,000.
Lancaster Ucraid.
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Watches, Jewelry anS ~, e
r. Lewis LadOysfrecf, &k
~ SOC O. Isave always on hand, a
,.slD and SILVER WATCHES. suit

| i large .ts,i, EXTRA FINE QUALITY ~
bic for nent Of .awclry consists Of the most fash
and rich designs; AZ also the palmer ana less
Silver Spoons Forks, Pie. Cake and Prut Knives ;di
n large variety Of Fancy Silver Ware suifnoie io' "
Presents. ,,,a ..srtyncnt al
DIAMOND JEwEIRY % all knds e. ss sonslderably
especial attentlon, III are usually sold for.
les. ih nn. Of Watches repaired IN the very
WEDDING h' LEIS LAD0MuS Co,
address CO., ~reSTV TfT Street, rt,iladeIpha.
TIL. highest casi, prices paid Gr Old sss Especial
silver All or,irS from the roastry Nay ., Ise3Sn
attention, .ll-gs4lgl
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STAMP DUTIES.

BANK CHECK on SIGHT DRAFT
Drawn upon any bank. trust company or any per.
s s, or PERSONS companies corporations. for
ule pay n.nt OF money, exceeding go, at sight
or on demand, e"'
PRoMlssoRY NorE. OR INLAND Bills or Excu,xox
-(othcrwse than at sight or on delnand)-
AMOUNT or NOTE II 63 93 e. q
U" DRAFT. days days DAYS mos mos IN
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~ hohtl' or less over months.
CONTRACTS OR AGREEMENTS
For each sheet or piece of paper which writton oS
AGREEMENT LEASE
ror me nrc, use or rent Of Iani tenement or
portion thereof II not exceeding years, 30
s years 100
ArrRATsENENrs Of value damage, Of
CONVEY ANCE-DYED-
instrument, or writing. whereby any lands tene-
ments or other realty sold shall be granted
Neash) assigned, transferred or othcrN se con,
'cycd 10, or vested in the purchaser or purcI,n.
eefs, or any other person persons. when ths
CONSIDERATION or value exceeds SlUO and does not
exceed 800 and not exceeding $500 SO cts: from
5000 and not exceeding $1,000, 10
Exceeding $1,000 and exceeding s25OO M
EAccellng $500 and not exceeding S5(DO on
exceeding $1,000 and not exceeding $1,000, 10 90
Exceeding $4,000 and not exceeding SO 900 20 on
ANA for every additional $4,000, or actional mart
'hefeo' In excess Of $4,000, 20 %
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
writ or otaer orisna! process, commenced in apy
Court, '' IN
fRoBsTE OF WILL OR LETTERS OF ApMISIsrR ALTON
where the estate shall be sworn or declared not
~ t" exceed the value of $500. So
10 exceed 300 and not exceeding $4,000, 100
e.. a Io,ooO 10000, 500
:, So'Ooo 100000, 1000
.a ioo'ooo 10000. 20 90
And for every additional $50 900 or fractional part
thereof 10 %
MoRrGaGH-
For each 500 or fractional parts thereof 10 ets'
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PENALTIES.

FOR making signing issuing, accepting or IA wing
any hi Of exchange, draft, order, promsaory note
without stamp-S2OO. '
For not efectually cancelling stamp-s5O. -
For buying. paying negotiating foreign bill Of en-
chahgs payable in United States without first placing
thereupon samp-$lOO. f"
Express Companies not to receive for
or articles without giving receipt therefor to
ages or artcles-unier penalty Of $40.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-12
VEcFAssLEN ~ BU EL ,
ARCHITECTS g. BUILDERS,

WILL Contract aud Furnish Drafts, Plans,
w Specifications Architectural Designs, and
Estimates for all classes of Buildings, Pubic aud
Privote, salt Blocks, &c Also, will attend to all
kinds of Joiner Work, such US Framing, Enclosing
sash, Doors, Window Frames, Cistcrns, Shelving,
&c., at reasonable prices This Firm embraces u
combination Of energy and responsibility with lon g
Experience in iirst-class work of all kinds Those
having Jobs TO be done time and in the very besc
manner can be accommodated large stock of
seasoned Lumber kept constantly on hand.
E2~Shop on Jefferson street, north Of Gencseo
street r-- .
East Saginaw, March 10th, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-12
C,TATE MIoH!GAN The Circuit court for the
> County of Saginaw In Chancery.
Humphrey Shaw,
Isaac Baldwin. Lucy Ann Bald

Isaac Baldwin. Lucy Ann Bald
win and Sidney Baldwin.
Az n session of said Court, held nj the Court
House in the City OF Saginaw, on tho fifth day OF
March, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three, Present, Hon. james Birnoy, Circuit
Judge
IL satisfactorily appearing to the Court by affidavit
that the said defendants in this cause residents
Of this state that process for their appearance has
been duly issued aud that the same could not lie
served upon the said Sidney Baldwin by reason OF
his absence from this state, On motion OF Joen
Moore Solicitor for said Complainant, IL Is ordered
by the Court that said Defendant, Sidney Ball" in
cause his appearance in this cause to be duly en-
tered aud notice thereof to be served upon said
Conplaiumt's Solicitor within three months from
the date of this order; and il is further ordered
that true copy Of this order be published in the
Fast Saginaw Courier. within twenty days from
this date and that such publication continue once
IN eich week for six successive weeks. or that the
same he personally served upon said Defendant, as
required by the Statute.
JAMES BIRNEY, Circuit Judge.
a true copy.
Gro SCHMIDT, Register.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-12
BANKING g. EXCHANGE
A. ". BnocKwAY, W. r. COOKE, W. X. BLISS.
SAGINAW VALLEY BANK,
East Saginaw. Mich June |, 1862.
East Saginaw, Mich, il

WE transact all the usual business pertaining
w TO Banking and Exchange and respectfully
solicit the patronage of tie 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, OF promptly
RENTED rs may be desired, at the lowest rates OF
exchange We also collect ON all the principal
cities and towns in the United States and Canada.
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold
COIN AND UNCURRENT MONEY bought and
sold at the lowest rates.
FOREIGN DRAFTS AND LETTERS OF
CREDIT on Great Britain, France and Germany,
bought and sold in large and small sums at current
rates.
DEPOSITS received payable at all times on de-
mand without interest; and on moneys left for
specifed time interest will be allowed Mt such rates
as may be agreed upan
SHORT BUSINESS PAPER discounted at low
rates
gg-In a word any item Of bushes in the way
Of Banking and Exchange entrusted TO us shall
I'VE prompt attention, and DO done upon satisfac-
tory terms o,.co
Water street, opposite N. W Clark Cos.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-12

IN CLEVELAND
Commercial Bank.
City Bank,
w. p Cooke 4 Co.
IN SAGINAW.
n w. Clark & Co.
II. w. Wood 4 Co,
W. l. y. Lutte a Co.
IN RAY CITY.
Jas, Frazer, Esq.
IN FLINT.
Peoples Bank.
H. NJ Henderson, Esq.
VIM. L. Smith 4 Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-12
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

No. | Dale Street, LII EkPOOL. Office, So Va
aud Gil Pune streets, NEW 70 AK.
kA 20 and ri Poultry, LONDON
Paid Capital, Surplus 4 reserved Funds. Sc 10000
Invested in this country, over. ...... 900 00t
Yarly II cvenue, er...,............,"2, 5(( 600
TINE SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RE-
l-sponsiblc for all engagements Of the Comyny-
All Directors must he Shareholders ] he stock Of
the Company, mt the latest quotations. was 400 per
cent Premium-The f2 shares selling for flO
Directors and Shareholders in NEW
YORK.
JAMES BROWN, esq chairman.
FRANCIS C0TTENET Esq Deputy CHI
gTE. NJ Archibald, II u. M Consul
Alexander Hamilton, Jr, Esq
Eugene Dutilh, Esq Joseph Gaillnrd, J.
Henry Grinneil. Esq. T.. \. Sanderson, Esq.
ALFRED PELL Esq,
Resident Secretary
ALEX HAMILTON, Jr, Esq,
amman az Counsel Of the Board
The great resources of the Liverpool and London
Fire and Life Insurance Company, and the high
character Of its Direction, together with the personal
liability Of ITS Shareholders cntitc it in opinion
30 the highest confidence r..
New York, March, 1860
sturgis, Bennett & Co r. Jaffray & Sons.
Duncan, Sherman a Co. Alex J Stewart a Co
r. l. a A. Stuart Harper \ Brothers
c. w A J. I. Moore & Co. u. Appleton 4 Co
Cabin, Mellan 4 Co GrinnelI, Mintum & Co.
ID Mnturn, Wood 4 Co.
WIN. l.. wEBBER.
Agent at East Saginaw
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-05-12
NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
WHEREAS the following described property has
w remained in the Office Of Boss, Burrel & Co's
Express in the City of East Saginaw unclaimed for
three months and since the time Of its reception
viz
Ono Package, Rendon NJ, Birch Run,
jug, Miller H., Bay City,
Package, Flschus l. DR., do do
Carpet Tag, no name,
Box. IIuntiey w., Saginaw,
Package, Browne, Rev. do do
len Eyek ). b. Watrousville
Box, Schnffcr Adam, Saginaw City
Penney ID. X, L Saginaw
3 Packages Moore John, Saginaw City
+" Birney James, Bay City
Woodruff H., Midland City
Box, Woolsey L. g.. Saginaw City
Package, Jewett W,
a. Richardson J IT,. Tuscola,
Schonbert Adam Saginaw City
Marvin VIM. Bay City,
Bag, Curry John, Saginaw City
& Package Shaw II Il Sag
e Bloden l., Bay City
1" Press do do
Courier + Sag
Daylish, do do.
Notice is hereby gwen that unless said property
shall be claimed within three months from tho 6rst
publication Of this notice, and the lawful charges
statute in such case made aud provided
A. w. GATES, Ag't
East Saginaw, May s. 1863. no 3m.
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@T - 4
IN NEW YORK
Leather Manufacturers
Tradesman's Bank,
Messrs. A. Bells < Sons.
IN DETROIT.
Mich. Insurance Bank.
Parsons a Fisher,
c, a A Ives,
ID. Preston & Co.
A. IL Dey, Esq.
IN MILWAUKEE.
Marshall & Illsley.
~ CHICAGO.
+. X. Willard