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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
FROM EUROPE.
NEW York Feb. 9

NEW YORK Feb. 2S.
The steamer Asia, from Liverpool
18th and Queenstown 14th Of Febru-
airy, arrived here this morning.
Lord Derby, in the House of Lords,
attacked Earl Russell, WHO defended
the government policy relative to the
suspected steam rams. The later de-
clined to produce papers pending the
legal investigation.
In the House Of Commons, Mr..
I.ayard reiterated his statement that
Mr.. Adams made ne official or verbal
communication to Earl Russell of the
substance of Mr.. Stewards dispatch
of the 18th of July last.
Mr.. Fitzgerald called attention to
the circumstances attending the cap
ture Of certain British vessels by Fed
oral cruisers. the murder Of one of thu
crew of the Saxon by a Federal Lieu
tenant, &C. He asserted that Earl
Russell had not done enough in the
matter, and moved for the correspcn-
dencc.
The Attorney Gcncral opposed the
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

s. Senate, and says tho present legis-
laturc had no right to mako choice,
mot having been elected with that
view; but il turns out that Jim, and
his friends did all they could to secure
the election of majority of his sup
porters for the worry purpose of giving
him On extended lease of official life
in Washington.
Tho New York assembly has in
definitely postponed the Niagara Falls
ship canal bill.
A Mormon preacher lately said: II
have forty-eight children, and have
reason to hope that heaven will vQpch-
safe me good many more. Before a
hundred years, my direct descendants
will exceed in number the population
in the state of Now York, which con-
sists Of four millions souls"
At dancing match at Chicago re-
Gently, buxom Dutch girl danced
nine hours constantly when her part
ner acknowledged himself fairly beat
Gu and very tired. The damsol then
took six glasses Of lager and quietly
went to breakfast.
1t is one Of the most singular coin
cidences of the war that Cot. Straight,
for whom John Morgan was held as
hostage, should have escaped from
prison at Richmond in precisely the
same manner as Morgan got away
from Columbus.
The N. Y. Independent in a weak
article on the next Presidency, urges
an improvement on the present Ad-
ministration. Greeley seconds the
motion and so do tho whole country.
The deficit in the pork crop in the
West will amount to nine hundred
thousand hogs.
Senator Grimes, Of Iowa, states that
the number of colored troops in pub
lie employment to day is not far from
seventy thousand.
Hon. Amos Kendell--eighty years
Of age-recently argued his own
claim before the Court Of Claims.
Vice President Hamlin is said to be
the most violent opponent of I.incoln's
denomination.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS

Horace Greeley says that Lincoln's
"negro expectation scheme was the
greatest blunder Of his life-an utter,
stupendous failure squandering quite
lump of public money, deluding
and injuring the subjects Of the ex-
pertinent, and doing harm to the ma
tional cause. Never was a project
moro thoroughly exploded by the
stern logic of facts" This "stern log
ic Of facts" is destined to upset or ex-
plode pretty nearly all the negro
schemes of tho administration.
The ". Y. World calls attention 10
the kind Of Reconstruction going on
in Florida, where it will be noticed,
that tho President does not commit
the enterprise to Gen. Gilmore or any
other army officer, but to John Hay,
one of his own private secretaries,
whom he has made Assistant Adiutant
General -" As Florida at the last
election polled only ten thousand three
hundred and fifty-nino votes it follows
that under the terms Of the amnesty
proclamation but 1896 votes in that
State will give its three ELECTORAL bal
lots to Mr.. Lincoln next November.
If it is true as estimated that for
every able-bodied colored soldier put
into our ranks in the States where the
insurrection exists, there will DO about
four persons. women and children, or
decrepit old men, upon our hands, the
general government is now feeding
aud clothing 100000 colored women
and children.
The Parisans are delighted with
themselves as skaters. England skates
stifly, they declare, but largely and
boldly; the German in on ungainly
way; the Dutch in a mercantile way,
as though bent on doing distance
with q tub of butter on the head
Portugal and Spain timidly, as though
they disbelieved in tho strength of the
ice; but France-ah France skates
elegantly and spontaneously.
The New Orleans Era, in describ.
ing one Of the orators at Free State
meeting there, says, Captain Jones
possesses, by hereditary descent and
the special gift of Providence, or from
constant exercise, most powerful
pair Of lungs--if indeed he is limited
IL single pair--and has the voice Of
aStcntor, with no regard to its legiti-
mate use; and on this occasion, when
he got fairly warmed up by whatev-
or il might have been, he spoke SO
loud it was quite impossible to hear
him.
Poor Jim Lane takes il grievously
10 heart, bis defeat before the Kansas
legislsturo OF re-election to tho L.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
q be q o nrier


Tne olanoer on Judge Taney.
"The Supreme Court have decided
that the negroes have no rights which
white men are bound to respect"
This statement has been so often
made and so persistently adhered to,
that like many other slanders, the peo-
pie are disposed to let ID pass as true,
and of late it has been reiterated by
Wendell Phillips and other speakers
and writer's in tho abolition ranks,
with an etfrontery which would be as
tonishing were not the instincts of that
class OF workers for God and human
ity," fully understood.
What Judge fancy did say in re-
gard to tho rights Of negroes, when
giving the bred Scott decision, is no
more like the report above made, than
IL decent, patriotic citizen is like can't
ing, hypocritical, rabid abolitionist.--
Here are his exact words:
at is difficult at this day to realize
the state of public opinion in relation
~ that unfortunate raco which prevail
od in the civilized and enlightened por-
tons of the world at tho time Of the
Declaration of Independence, and
when the Constitution of the United
rtates was framed and adopted. But
tho public history of every European
nation displays it in a manner too
plain to be mistaken. They had for
more than a century before, been regarded
ms beings of an inferior order, and al
together unfit to associate with the
white race, either in social or political
relations, and SO far inferior that they
had no rights which the white man
was bound to respect and that the ne
gro might justly be reduced to slavery
for his benefit. "-(See Howard Re-
ports, vol. 18th, p. 1917
1t needs no argument to show the
perversion of Judge Taney'slanguage,
or the intent to perpetrate a malicious
SANDER. The same rule of construc-
ton applied to the language of Wen
dell Phillips wonld make him tho
most violent secessionist in America,
or Horace Greeley rampant copper
head" to the everlasting disgrace of
that persuasion.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

rout although there was somo
struggling. A
A dispatch yesterday to the Phila-
delphia Press says the Richmond En-
guiier of the I'D says if Grant defeats
Johnston, Georgia and Alabama are
open to him, and Mobile will fall
without a struggle.
NV YonK, Feb. 27.
A special to the Post, Washington,
20, says Gen. Sherman has no inten-
tea of going to Mobile, and is now in
safe position. $4,000
a special to the Commercial, Wash
ington rs, says should Gen. Sherman
accomplish tho object of his expedi-
ton and securepossession of the coun-
try between the Mississippi River and
the Memphis and New Orleans Rail
raad, he will obtain large quantities
of cotton now stored in that region.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
NOTICE..
0rrIcK or rnE l. Sac SALT MIRO Co,

OrrIcK or 1nE l. Sac SALT MIRO Co,
East Saginaw, Feb 9 ln6i.
A 7 meeting of the Board Of Directors of the
n. East Saginaw Salt Manufacturing Company
held al tho Office Of the company n further MS
scssment Of three dollars per share was levied
upon the entire Capital Stock Of the Company
payable at the Trensurer's Office on the 10th day
Of March, A. d. 1864.
II was also voted that the Treasurer he author
lied TO allow each stakeholder n discount Of one
per cent n month on NIL payments made under
this call. prior to May 10, 1864, for tho time
from the date Of such payments to the said May
10, 1864.
Py order Of the Board Of Directors.
w L. WEBBER, s-o'v.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
PROBATE ORDER.

-S"s
AT session Of the Probate Court for the county
Of Saginaw holden at the Probate Office, in the
city Of Saginaw, ON Monday, tho twenty ninth
day Of February in the year one thousand eight
hundred aud siaiy four. Present, Luke yelling
ton, Judge of Probats In the matter Of the cs-
into Of Linnic ". Weeks, minor. On reading aud
fling the petition duly verified, Of William X.
Weeks showing that he has minor child under
the age OF fourteen vars, by the name Of Linno
Weeks, that said minor is siezcd Of certain
real estate situate in the county Of Saginaw and
that IL is necessary to sell the snmc for her ed
ucation and support, and therefore asks this
court TO grant license to sell TIE same. There
upon 1t Is ordered, that Monday, the twenty
eighth day Of March next Mt ten o'clock in the
forenoon be assigned for the hearing Of said
petition and that the next Of kin Of said minor
and al ether persons interested in said estate are
required to appear ut session Of said Court, then
TO be holden ut the Probate Once, in the city Of
Saginaw aud show cause, If any there DO, why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not De granted I;
And il is further ordered, that raid petitioner
give notice TO the persons interested in said es-
tate, of the tendency Of said petition, aud the
hearing thereof, by causing copy Of this order
to 10 publishe in the East Sag inar Courier, q
newspaper printed and circulating in said county
Of Saginaw, three successive weeks, previous TO
said day Of hearing. 1888 3w
lIIEr WELLINGTON
"a true copy) Jugde Of PROBATE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
EE The Louisville Journal is not

EE The Louisville Journal is not
complimentary to the improved
class of citizens" which the Lincoln
programme proposes to introduce into
our country. 1t says:
"There is substituted hybrid race
an amalgamation cross between the
Abolitionist and the negro. Such
crosses usually result in a deteEora-
ton of both the original stocks
Whether in this instance it would be
likely to improve the Abolitionist we
are not prepared to say but oil men
Of observation viii agree that it must
materially injure the negro"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

AMENDING THE CoSsTITUrIoN.-"Lct
us never forget" are the words of
Judge Story, "that our constitutions
of government are solemn instru-
ments, addressed to the common sense
of the people, and are designed to fix
and perpetuato their rights and liber-
ties. They are not to be FILTERED
away to please the demagogues Of tho
day. They are not to DO violated
to crafty the ambition of political
leaders. They are to speak in the
same voice now and forever. They
are Of no man'sprivate Interpretation.
They are ordained by the will Of the
people, and can only be changed by
tie sovereign command of the people"
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
SIIERIFFs SALE.

DY virtue 81 a writ Of .feri .faeias issued out
I'D Of the Circuit Court Of Saginaw County, and
to me directed and delivered against the goods
ehattels, lands and tencments Of John X. Penny,
did on tho 18th day OF October, A. ID, 1863, lazy
upon and take all the right title and interest Of
said John X. Penny, la and 10 the following de-
seribed property to- wit .s.
"All that part Of Lot 5 Ia Block 10 In the city
Of East Saginaw. County Of Saginaw, State Of
Michigan, acco, ding TO lioyt's plat OF said city
beginning at tho north west corner Of lot s, on
Water street, running thence East one bundled
and twenty (2U) foet, thence south thirty (36)
feet, thence west one hundred and twenty (l20)
feet to Water street, thence north thirty-sx &C.,
feet along the line Of said wator street to tha
place Of beginning" which right, title and inter
est shall expose for sale Mt public auction to the
highest bidder Mt tho front door Of the Court
House in the city Of Saginaw Saginaw County
Michigan, that being tie place for holding the
Circuit Court Of Saginaw Count ION Saturday
the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1864, at one o'clock
in tho afternoon Of that day, MS the law directs.
JESSE II. QUACKENBUSH Sheriff
Dated City Of Saginaw, Jan. 80, 1884
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

Sickness and 'mechanical opera
tons" disposed Of t35,589 worth Of
liquor from the Maine State Agency
last year,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
TO THE AFFLICTED.
ID II. HI i. LIS
Compound Fluid Extract of
d u g 81 u
Containing Cuocss, Juniper, and Spirits
OF N,trc.

4 cerrhin, safe, and most efoctuAl remedy ever
discovered for tho cure tf
Gonorrhna, elect, whites, Pain In the
Back and Loins, Seminal w eakness, At
fectiont of the Kidneys, Gravel, Irrita-
ton OF the Urethra, Irritation OF tho
Bladder, Non-Retention or 1nconti-
hence OF Urine, and all Diseases OK
the Sexual Organs, no matter OF
hnxU Q atQndinD NJ Va Ep thpr
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
DR.. HILLS TONIC WASH

To one Of the best injections ever mad and Is ac-
knowledged by the faculty TO perfect lore cures
than any other preparation Of tho nd. 1t 10
entirely vegetable. 1t contains no sulpbate Of
zinc, sugar Of lead, caustic mercury or any other
dangerous or poisonous compound. Perfectly safe,
either for male or female, and never fails TO oect
. cure when persevered in. Pull directions ON
each bottle. Ask for DR.. Hills Tonic Wash, and
take no other.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

CAME into the enclosure Of the undersigned
~ in the township Of Brady. on the LIST day Of
December, 1863, one COW about six years old |,
said COW is black and white spcckled With short
,si no other marks. Tho owner IL requested 10
cali, rrpre property, pay charges and take her
W" PATRICK KoYNR.
Brldy, Jan %, 1894. 2s<6vp =
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
IL and Sexual Syste ms--new and reliable trent.
mcDt-in reports Of the HOWARD ASSOClA-
TON Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge Address, DIR. J. SKiLLIN
H0UGHT0N, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. n236-y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

~ CAUTION. There are % many prspsra-
items In market, and 50 many labeled Buchu, and
warranted TO all the diseases that esh Is heir
to- that would caution the afflicted 10 call for Dr.
Hills Compound Extract Of Buchu, and Tonis
Wash, and not be put on with any other, even "
IL can be bought for half the price Of lIilrs Wash.
PRICE 81. SIX BOTTLES FOR IS.
CYRUS WATSON HILL, NJ D., RS,
Cheapsidc, London.
Sold BY WILLIAM JOHNSTON, Druggist,
l5l Jefferson ave-, cor. ariswold ct,
Detroit, Michigan.
The above preparations are sent, securely seal
cd, 70 all parts Of the country on receipt Of tho
price. Circulars mailed free on application.
~ n335 3n pd.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
Removal.

TIE DOUGHTY has removed TO tho Store OPP
posite his old Stand, Irving Block, I'd door from
w T.. y. Little a Co.'S Banking Office, where he
will be happy to see all his old customers, also
new ones who may wish to purchase anything in
his limo
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

CLoKs, ,hi. day received and for : sale cheap
~ by T Y. DOUGHTY.
Feb. Q, 1868.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02

MONEY to loan for term Of years on Mort
wi cages upon improved farms In this vicini-
ty. Enquire Mt Banking Once OF
GEO. l.. BURROWS,
Jan 10, 1864. [33afl Saginaw City Mich
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-03-02
STEAM ENGINES,
STEAM ENcINEs,
STEAM EN- cINES.

O. w MERRIII.
rs Manufacturing Engines, Q inch bore, l
Il inch stroke, which are offered for sale at a
reasonable price, for cash or approved credit.
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amusemenis.
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

III
SUPERB AND EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS
sEcoSp APPE4aAScE
YOUNG DANsEUsE,
sLLE., E ERSEsTFEEHfsS,
Nsw-YoRK ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
aud second representation Of the
GRAND sERlO-C0MC DRAMA.
BbLPhEGURi
THE MouNrgsASSk AND HIS WIFE
With new and beautiful scenery. costumes, music and
Character. bv Me.. vsS Ga'ff is5.v.v and J,m,oo Mn
Prior Mrs. France Miss afford and The entrr company
AcT. Village and French hairBephegor the Snowman
-Rn-tic DsnceDuet. Happy and Gsy'intefior OF Bel
phescr's Gsrret--lnt-frnp;rd Cure.
ACT :. Gardens OF the Duke De nonbaEon--Giand Fes.
r.. De fole. Loni,e and Mss WaIoy
GRAND PAS SEUL................MLLEE RNESTEIN
ACT J. Pahee oftbe luke DE- Monbssen-The f.i.s he Ro
ae-A wes Devotion Hsp piaess Of Bcphesor and Mad
TIE ILLUMINATED FOUNTAIN or REAL WATER.
MR., HAhhlSoN lmps1mp.p singer, aud NJ sToEPEL
with bis WOOD and STRAW INSTRUMENTS. between
AFTERNOON and EVENING. at , and y O'Clock
c0L0sgiL d TIY;i and iTl FINE DwsRFs
MnSslEuh JosErli s1-ol,eer q the fIsneb Army and
inE LiLPUTIAN KING AND GEN GRANT. ,n,.
THREE ALBlNO CHILDREN, aged snd 5 yeaa md
uonhs--fevcr b9fogo exhibited.
Daily additions ~ rHre snd Wsii-f ui h-h 70 The
BEAUTIFUL AQUAEiA.
Phrenologicll Examination and haTts by
PkUH. LIVINGSTON.
A JAPANESE MASNiN HOO.
MINIATURE SkhTIND POND
THRIVE TABbEAUN or MOVING WAX FIGURES.
Bridal group Of GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
CONMODOhE MUTT kND MINNIE WARREN. In the
costumes st the Generals wedding and others
TWO LlvING PRAIRIE DOUS from Colorado Territory
tie ony ones u this region.
EA uiH Wildi iiiHi'' 1vER i0 PoGSbs
A MONSTER SERPENT, II feet long
ROBERT HDUDfN'S AUTOMATON WRITER.
TIE MUSlChLLY-EDUCA SEAL aud inDumersbs
Oh sr cHrio,ities
The whole Is children under TO- IS cents
front ~ the balcony and p4rquet - eens extras roni
zee fof children under ten IS cents extra
Private boxes II single seats in private boxes, SOC
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Cost an0 found.

T OST-A WARRANT drawn by the Comp
roller IN favor Of JOSEPH H. TOONE, for Two lond-
dred and hy dollars The Warrant not having been indor'ed
vi n. having been stopped at the Broadway Bans,
t 10 caution all persons against receiving or nesotAS
the SAME. IA, =, -
pnder.isnsl a. his Office. No. D Centre st.. or with
WILLIAM T. POWERS,
No. Is ChsmbeTst
JOSEPH X. TOONE.
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NOTICE.---B virtue of warrant issued by
IN the Collector OF Internal Revenue for the Ninth Coiec
ton District of New viii expose aud offer for 'se ~
At IL O'Clock the premises north aide Of l9hst between
I'd and Hh-Gvs, an ENGINE, CYLINDERS, snd hAChIN
which have been distalned 70, pay laent Of tax
GEO. GOOD, D-puly Collector
No l24 East 52ds. New York, April 70, 1854. :,
The sale Of which notice 10 above given, IL POsTPoSEp
to MONDAY, the 10Th Of May, lso4 at IL O'Clock 81
noon al the same plsce.-Aay9 9, ls64.
GO. GOOD, Deputy Collector.
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NIBLOs GARDEN-COMMENCES a.
IN Ls and Aan,g.l ~: "hLAILhi'
LAST FIVE NIGHTS or
MI AND MRS BARNEY WILL ANS
TUESDAY, May To- 1854
ENTIRE CHARGE on PERFORMANCE.
The celebrate Protcrn Comedy Of
AN HOUR N SEVILLE.
Ngs. BARNEY WILLIAMS IA 10 Characters.
The beautiful Domestic Drama entitled
IRELAND AS 1T WAS.
RAGGED PkI......,..Hr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
(As played By him over 800 nighlsl.
JUDY OTR5r....... Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS
Daring tie piece M Williams II eng the Gong Il Billy
..uTke sud dance, with Mrs Williams tho cs.obsat,6
DOSSS BROOK JiO.
On MONDAY. Nsy 49, vii b. produced grand spectacular
DRAMA written by John ETouga esq le sole right Of is
prediction 10 '.eioTk having been purchssed by MI
Nheatlg), entitled -
in which the lslil I'd LyIic t'ts',
MILE. NESIhALi
viii sppeaT having been ysssiy eugaGi 20 sustain the i
Gus r. lrar,rr ~ ANGELO
gbi. Drama many nolihs preparation, vii br
pr.a.ni-d with frceleut Cast, Beautiful NV Scenery
New and Costly Coltanes Splendid Appointments, Original
Music r. uiere Durseuses, aun Grand Ballet.
Seats secured siI days "a adysnto.
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I OST or MISLAlD.
Ia CERTIFICATE No. 1886. for ONE HUNDRED
SHARES ILLINOIS CENTRAL SCRIP STOCK, dated Aug.
~ 1895 in tho nanie OF CANAAN Co.
The transfer la. been stopped and oil parties nct6ed
not 10 negotiate the certificate
Application will be made for q certificate.
TIE finder is requested 10 return the same TO
L. WHIIEh0USE, SON 4 MORRISON.
No " Wilismse
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5apings Banks.
Chances for Business Glen.

A FIRST-RATE CHANCE for MAN
"a WANTING BUSlhESS.-The sdyer'isef on scconst n
long continued ~ health wishes 10 dispose Of BE ~ Elt
BUSINESS and FLAMING and hOLDiN0 MILL com
prte The business IL established Il paying hanfsonsy
and will br,u the closest lection This gTpliiunllI e.
Into good business which Ia seldom offered lofrs H.
sraI Aypy on te premises zd-sv, $50 and aih sis to
THEODORE TAaLOD
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AnR,.x II. MILLER Arc-roxrEn.

EXECUTORS SALE of MINING and MAN
II UFACTO RING STOCKS.
ADRIAN u. MULLER. i. r. WILKINS Il Co..
OS
WEDNESDAY MAY H. - ~ O'Clock AZ Exchange Sales
room. No. iii Sraadw ey
~ order o: JARVIS BRU, 81 GtE. IRELAND, Executors
b shaIe. Manufacturing Co. miu ham c. f2o each
~ shares Holmes Booth ~ WIDEN Co. waterbury It. - so 4
40 share, Shelton Comy~py inehsra Ct..... 2S each
YS share, y wi ms banule Co. Birmingham Co.. Is each
O. shares N nhsftsn Gas Lisis ~ f'c'
shares eTopoi;au Ga. Light Co........... l0l each
- .hafet Kncketb cse In. Co............... ~ esc
10 shares 3a.av r. r. 100 each
b shs ros Jackson Iron Co Mich Lake sspOror li each
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DETROLEUM OIL.
KOTICE-To the assented CREDITORS Of

NOTICE-To the assented CREDITORS OF
IN of the late CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
Road the CHICAGO. ALTON AND 81 LOUISE or 81
louis ALTON and CIiiCAGDRAiLkOADCOM COMPANIES.
TIxs NorcK that by virtue Of powers vested them under
bondhoes Of 10Th January 1850 end under the
alterations notifications thereof passed sh July l5oI
1ad July and 18th October 1850 Trustees require
you bring In any and oil Of te sssen,ed Bonds
Coupons which you may hold Of the Chicago and Msss
sipp Railroad the Chicago Alton and 81 LOUIS OF 81 louis
Axiom and Chicago Railroad Conpsn! 70 them at the ONCE
Of The gndertgned No 20 and1s Exchange parc No
and IS before Of the 18th Day OF May, 1894 to-
xer with proof Of the cent having been paid thereon
further notice that from ind after the above Dauod
sy and the Trustees will receive aid bonds
coupons or acknowedge the entitled 20 the benefits
81 tie agreement for reorganization and vii proceed 10 wind
p their IN such under advice Of counsel they
s6al deem legal and propof.Sew Yolk, April 0, 1864 by
Snxdsg Of the frustesa L. II. MEYER, Chairman.