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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
Petersburg this morning.
FROM MOBILE.
Pres Dispatch.

Al BILE, August so,h.-A aig Of truce bost has
arrived, bringing letters and pspsrs from New Oaeans
ON the prisoners captured In Mobile Bay. The Co
dese surgeons to be eat by the FIRST boa, to Pas
Co goula The edera aud Confederate Agents Of EI-
change have come 10 perfect under1lsn ling P,s-
oaers are to be eIehaoged shortly siI vessels
Dog river bar this evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

PlcKP2cEEF.-Jsuy Dannavant, young vagabond,
was brough before the Recorder this morning TO an
swer the charge of picking the pocket OF wour de
solder Of 500 The theft appeared TO have been COM
mltted at the DAavie depot but the evidence noi be
Ing susiently positive sustain the charge the case
was dismissed b., the accused was uqaIted 10 give
security to Leep the peace, he being saspeisaa and
evil eh, rIc;er
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
CHICAGO DIVIDED.
STRONG FEELING IN FAVOR OF MocLRLLA
LATEST FROM ThE TALLAHASSEE.
Especial 10 The Evening Wtig.l


PtrERsDUss, Aug. sl.-Ths Washington Chronicle
Of the IS met, has just besn received. II contains
Hancock ,tioial report Of the fight on the Weldon
Road
II this report he admits defeat in Thursiays hg
with ioss VI twelve TO fifteen huudred
VsantOn la lis We bulletin. ssys hat The Rebels have
lost ten thousand mn on THE road Ia the ast two
weeks.
Referring 10 matters in Chicago, that paper states
that the city crowded. and tLsl there strong
fet ling In favor of Mc1lsllan. The War Democrats
support D I, while the Psrca Democrats In favor oil
Mcclellan.
Is is reported tho. tho Tallahassee burn. twenty tat
lnetcan fishing vssses q Prince Eiw-I1 Island, OF
the 26:h,
Gueriss are ,sd 10 be operating qufe a,tsnsi7sy ii
Kentucky.
All quiet at Petersburg this morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

o.sI laos Is Sra TATIE-JoLn Peek. ". D. lao
tuIer on NstslIufgY the ysl School OF Rss has
I.iely issued fon the press of Murray, extensive
,sea is en- Iron sbd steel ef which naiG the 7mss
40 slat oraso notice:
'.DT. Percy rslst.s very Curious fsOts Il ustIs-
tire of Tie SC ion OF water rvoa iEGl Ia the
case Of Tessel Of war sunk ness Casicrons after an
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

fEsNINE Panic AT 0OLuNsIA.-Tbere was an
alarm OF 6re a. Columbia, 8. o., Sa .urday morning
last caused by the gnittn Of quantity Of oil in the
yard of the establishment OF Messrs Evans OogsWel.
The South Cdroiinian sta that "Whie the alarm ",
a. its height, scene OF exceedingly entertaining
character took place in the bu ID ng next door, one OF
the upper stories OF which 10 occupied by the Ladies'
Note Bureau of the Confederate Treasury The smoke
from the burning oil poured through the windows nlo
the room in which the gentle clerks Of NJ. janis on
employed producing, OF course, in those Interest,"
log officials, a state OF mind bordering upon dig
traction. There Was, doubtless, some excuse for
Their fright hui to thOse who knew there real y
bus little danger, the huehub which followed must
have seemed a. good as q comedy. Some rhrektd d,
sumo tainted, some rushed TO the windows, and q
tsw Asd, unSonueted, into the street, where the
dpsh OF their "hlue Anrsysd eyes" and the CLEAN oil
their golden bale almost caused another CONGREGATION
though o! q somewhat different kind. IOsds of the
room, eyewitness deScribs the sOsns in words Dor
rowed from Tennyson's Princess
"FhsY to and fro
Fluc .usted as flowers in storm-s0pe red some pale
All opsn-mouthsd-
till tie elAnor grew
As of new world Babel, Woman-bullI
And worse eonIounded"
0o the whole, IL must have been a meet charming
row, and tbs gentleman Who witnessed IT, though they
did their utmost 70 compose the nerves OF the sdss
we're rather sorry when Ii was over"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

Aco,DrSr--This morning, while negro boy named
Hamilton, waa at wo'k feeding plaoing nsshiLe al
the shop Of MsssFs JJan Gee. Gibson, liz zht ha
was caught In the rollers and crushed that spuia
tioa above the wrist had TO bs p r'ofWed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
"Orgqnizsi Compstition. |"

few SsJs s,aes Que of our CO sDp0rariss tad EeIJ
idieieus arid o. ia inPOst11cs Of ofganzee ssy
san Of eCnP't Io4 Sisk ne OToiiss. Which Sos''
snssls ths People to fcIm sort % ssie1, TIE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

HUcEsrER-Ausu,l Ia licking MAS fined $50 by The
ReoIdsT Ihs morning, flr buying 10 the OH Market
to eel again,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

Two LOTS OF LAND WITH BRIO

TWO LOTS 'OF LAND, WITH BkilK
o0fTAGEs and improvements 9th street, fest beyond
Leigh street. for s,e-Ths GubIcber VIII sell ct pablo snen
totse highest BLADDER, MONDAY September D.
thereon eat side Of b,h street. fronting
IN street 50 ets lachs and runnI,g back sutwsrd a.
angles within parallel lines 1872 property Of Ed5u
fonsine Toe improvements Of subffsuri
bib cottages With our ioops In sscb, besides closets nj
clothes presses and very houses rrd
sood N the yard Rieh eotnge supped With gas up and
down stalls aud vita vats. In the gard Thess cottage are
full residences for families. 4, = =. =.
This !. tee We best Opportunity Investing In his the most
rseaoe description OF real viii 10 likely II
the sale So " - w.
Tsrms cssh. p w. aRrJaas Auc,r
sep1-td succe, sor N (5odiIa a Aprr son
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
TkULY VALUABLE BRICK Dwell

TRULY VALUABLE BRICK Dwell
LING ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BTREEr,
NEARLY OPPOSITE MAYO STREET. FO2 SALE At AUc-
TioH-wlhesoi a. auction the premises FRIDAY the
I'd day Of sepemsr At o'clock NJ the large and vary
able BRICK DWELLING lDcsted above containing
With Kitchen also o brick containing four This sh,rds
lne opportunity both 10 persons Wishing comfort
able redeuce 10 make Its 10 the best
business portion OF hs city VIII always make exceetnsy vsu
able. Possession Fill be Owen In q few days.
Tsaxs-oash OF ctst.t, II the option OF the purehner
p W. dRDBhe.
Successor Goddin AppsrsoD.
Ths house has ana WATER with every cory snenss
Tor bathing The tehsn has cooking range furnishing hot sni
cold water There two hundred bushels Of coal which The
purchaser can have ~ cost. aust
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
THE NE VS..
ORDER s5-How 1T WORKS.

Ohpth oo-hO" IL "ShAos
An officer Of Oorss's Brigade, who brought over a
70 Ad Of Yankee deserters yesterday evening, informs
Va that they are constantly coming into our lines an
delivering themselves up. He Of the opinion that as
soon ss IL provisions Of order So are Understood
throughout tie Yankee army, they will desert In source.
BIZ TIE FLAG OF TRUCE BOAT.
The Gag &C truce boa, New Yo'k, which arrived at
Varin4 yesterday at noon, brought one chaplain and
i've ofb err, among whom we're h'jor Armsey aud
OIptsn Woodtori. IL also brought hfs. General
Vaughan and family, Miss Davis, from sIllsy, and
four other ladies'.
FRcN Mississippi.
We are grai6 ID to DO ABLE to announce, says the
CLARION" that the people responding pretty gem
orally to the call OF Governor. They moving
in com panes, in squads an sDgly Each tram that
goes North and West is reghted with prepared TO
die, if necessary In deenee OF Il State Nearly every
man appreciates the Importance OF driVng back the
column Of Yankees now in the northern part of this
State moving in obedience to the order Of Gov.
CLARK. -- =,
FROM ATLANTA.
The Macon Telegraph of the 29!h learns from Allan.
Ia that the enemy has decamped and reiterated scr
Il Ohataho. clss Plivste accounts say they left be-
hind good deal Of their camp pIrAIh rlals, and
Vsy tho idea oil precptate retreat. We II have Our
doubts whether Sherman has abandoned hi on to At
lanta and dispoeel to look for deveope-
ment of strategy bsiore long. Time will th,w-so far
it has shown fiustls ion, and hope will continue to
show it.
"Bnrlsy," the Atlanta correspondent Of the Oohsds-
raey, writes: Yesterday evening met Col. -, Of
Ala com candinga brigade Of the cavalry which struck
ShSrmAns communication aud supplies. The reason he
and his command here they met "a infantry rsgi.
ment OF 625 men driving 1850 fine beef cattle to s1sr-
man, and after the exchange Of few compliments the
caulo changed hands, and he reached lines with
var, fresh from Ohio. it-.
"Hs spoke in the most hopeful terms Of Whseler's
work, and thought his work OF destruction to the road
vas so thorough that 1t could be repaired under six
weeks or tNom,nths. He said Il was den. Wheeler'r
purpose To make the work complete hope TO be able
TO send you glorious tdings from this army 10 few
days."
MICRO SLAVES As TlAAsfsRs AND COOKE
Gen. Hood having ee'mined to place all his able
bodied teamstsrs cooks -, in the trny, and subs,-
tuto blacks, has sent oG 70 d,rent sections OF
Georgia TO hire negroes for this purpose Ia Putnam
sverr Of the planters proposed that the oeer should
try the system Of volunteering II was adopted, and
10 tAe course Of few days upwards of three hundred
Of the ptmes slaves had voua eered for the purpose
gentleman who saw them says they were 10 the high
sst epirits and anxious TO so 70 the irort.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

BRIEss0a the Qsth int LtlIi BELLE, infant dfuyier Ct
James end May Bssfs, bg "a years and mon'h'.
6oppAR On Both inst KATE Les infant daughter Of iss'
Elisa 40 idssd.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

Ri Ta0s W KEEsEr, Aucr,
once corner 18th and Gary streets.
ONE HUNDRED CONDEMNED WAGONS,
81 CONDEMNED HORSES AND kULfs
FOR sA LIE AT AUCTI ON
WILL be sold on FRIDAY M rniDg, Sept. I'd,
cSnuesenya 10 O'clock ~ the o. y. Lot nscon Quarter
Branch.
100 CoNDEMaE) WAGONS,
80 CONDEMNED HORSES AND kULES
By order VI
no. p. ARcaER,
nsjo- and u N,
Sale eonductsd BIZ THOs. W. gEEsaE,
sugv-tts Auot.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
ISTEREsi.INa ERnM MIssnuRI

N.S SECESSION AovsRlsat Against General Grant =
ASs,lsisg History Of The Illinois "TsmpTanes Del.
CATION
[st Louis oOussPondsucs Of the Hs slal
ST.. Louis Aue 49, 1854.
TsE szcxsH TsIsE ~ oosz
have to announce great moral revolution Jobn
Ssccsh ia these paris has iIrred 'tsmpeIase docin-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
500 MILLION LOAN.
RON-TAKABLk BONDS
TRKAsuBY DsPARIsssf.
Richmond. Arg. 9a, lss4 I

Richmond. ARG. 2a, lss4 I
NOTICE is hereby given. that sales Of the
above ho.ds ~ hs Treasury price Of asa An,
susd will be d. cVntnsed AFTER DAY of esnt.
uext when the Lii have utv ilas
doaIs, much sh be sold before son a. "a
eepe5s The sass will be suspended 10 eoaA the sxLs
,ncy Of advancing the pes uiI BE- evn Of
ihsf ,ssampoa. aud o. me AIRED upon Bopdk
Tns steseArJ Of hs Treasury deems Is his day 70 eli a.
psai attention Vi tsEpzyeu eraly pasIicasriy tss
AZ esiiaal as TO this notice Ths loan al uld ~
up bJ people.
The payment Of tsresl foreign eouLtss ell be ouezsus
add opp. ssse Gu the return O. psace and os piSs
And that all icaits NJ products a.
hgb ices BY inv sDs tLs bvnd OF the O.
iii become thsns Ives the receivers of the
foI the psy mrnt OF interest u. a. TRnsHOLA.
2--deH Ee>,y Tfessn1Y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
CUmBKaLA. HIGH SCHOOL.

TVHE exercises of this School will be resumed
on h0RDAY, TIT sth Of Sept, 1854.
For te.ns, TO-, address J0hN MCGOWAN,
srso-N sunny SIDE, Cumberland, Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
I'M. ByJAs NJ TAYLOR, Aucrr
EXECUTOh'S SALE OF VALUABLE

yJAs N. TAYLOR, Aucrr
EXECUTOh'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IL Real Personal EaAts tho county Of Hsnrieo
miIe and IRON city kinhmopd We SHALL THURS
DAY. The Sh day Of September 1885, eel AZ pablo Aucton
the premises, - o'clock besufs farm called Weot
Turnpike directly oppos the Tog.te The house large and
e0mmodious, situated Ia beautiful There
all the outbouses The aoi 10 high state Of
cultivation. and will BE- sold os Of ~ each and
lot with the house, Of 20 acres
The purchaser sl have full possession Of th VII pTof
the lat December next and VI pat " tSs dwelling imme
dstrly and will have opportunity OF puuag IN crop fVr
another plat oths prepsy can be at the Office Of
the iopeer.
Terms cash. Third Il Q. and one-thrd ut ~
monhs negotiable notes. with nters added the whole In
caas nj the optiaa Of the pn, chaser.
will sell for cash horse, ucbe bug
gy harness. farDng usnss and hous old aud
kitchenaurni. are.
persons hAvag claims the Estate vii prersnt them
undersigned; tnoss Indebted will make pA(msnt
J. b. kkEsEK,
U. JACOB,
fIscu OF John Jacob, sr, decd
Sale conducted by Jas NJ. riYLos Aueteneer.
-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

DIED.,

woDDY-BARKsIEY-0n 24ih iGssnt by Rev. Mr. Hsines,
Csc WooDT hGs EHoDE MiREsSY both Of Manchester,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
BY p. ". GRUDBs, Iucuosrrn
DARN ON BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE

l. Mif PROM THE CITY P0R RENr.-wii be rented out
for the 1885, public aucon the premises TUES
DAY. September Oh So, at o'clock NJ that desrA-
BILE FAR on the south aide Of the Brook Tunpke the
Toll Gate, the late rdeoce Of John Daraco deceased Tbs
dwelling ereeleat With s the outbsdps There
are ~ &C - a. very fertile lsrd aud very productive garden
This L. adeel o. The desirable places In the yeoy Of
Rehmood eli her real .sbc o- cultivation Possession
lat January IT. ~
fEsas Pa able quarterly 10 kdy.nc.
P.w. GauB8s, Aucpr,
aufi Successor 10 Go1din Apps:sjn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

SPECIAL NOTICE.
We nyts attention sale TO-DAY, Commanding p'0E p.
al ii o'clock, with =
GROCERIES.
To which viii be Aidei:
bales Cotton
do Yarns
DO ga gasia BhseiDgs
10 bags Pepper
10 bbis Brandy (oii APPLE
do sps Torpenuas
2 kegs Aispice
so lbs choice family Bacon
10 bbs superior oil uonss
boil Molss,es
Is sacks salt
ALSO
1000 pair mems Ehoes, suisA bis Tor Tie fan stdtI
And at 10 o'clock
The nns invoice Of Eeglsh p.pn Ravsiopss, A..
already Advertised.
VIII be added,
200 resms Confederate Note Paper
Envelopes, &s
Aadn they arrive Ia Tine
& oases English Note Paper.
After the above rales over, will orst q lot ~
FURNITURE,
Tea setts, Bed Ing, 40, In gsod coaGilioa.
The sale OF Grnceriss will commence
az Promptly al IL o'clock m
The sale Of Paper promptly a. IL O'Clock:
se1:-lt Auctiopoefs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
RICHMOND WIG.

sUssOEsns Veosspapsn marked Hisa oroE vii uadsr-
tans TAR term Of SlbssrrnOa AhOal 70 EXPIRE ana IN
ssan HOApcy II nsy vilA Ihsir papers sOueausd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

T1nEGRAPH
ONE DAY LATER FROM THE NORTH.
Official Report of Hancock.
he ADMITS A pRiEAT ON TIE WELDON ROAD.
S!tanton's War Bulletin states the Rebels Lost
lO,oooIii
CHICAGO CROWDED.
STRONG FEELING IN FAVOR OF MCCLELLAN.
LATEST FROM ThE TALLAHASSEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

II the Feles Democrats prevail a, iclgO, sil
rroys thai the nc ate Party geOersiy thinks War
n we'd out Aod believes Il ul have bs'isr ehAree OF
coming into place ons peace tna1 on var platform
s, even that peace platform eo1d cot stand up agns
The capture o, Atlanta snd Pe'srsoaig-Souu DO
zen, en- OF sight in mOnsst by The capture Of
r ehmond Sc, h the W DsnOSFa's prevail, and az
ne partiss oonteDdiog for power advocate var until
tbs suppression OF The rebslloa Se. hst could not
sapd seansl abe defeat Of SbsF- Ani toe -,ppsar'
sscs Of GssnEs tesisi remnant, y 'sfseti a. wash
,pgto1. Ever as signs then, OF HSstner-VaIes 70
NJ. ha, ths wind b'ozs st sry si5eo moment those
fcSc.tops are fAlaciOus; especially u season OF
.baags and tempest Ike tho PRESENT.
Aceordngly, 1b8s We-sWsis ths neEt nsEs eSnng
from ths RIB IL il IS veil TO hx i "a our minds INA.
ma an ira ,uiosDcs viii BE- Gus Of iats on the nsi
~ October oat Of tLs sHoV OF UAn 90 TIE nfst o.
y 5sn6sr an By New Years dag viii b si's 'es o.
usfaTs ths cd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01
TREASURY DEPARrMENT U. q A.,
RIoHNokD, Va, August "a 1854.

y k6U LATIONS for carrying into effect the
LIZ conSress approved Juas 1884, sathorns q.
CT registered sisnt under he 20
on OF the act spPOVa Maybe 1861, 70 exchange as ~
o coupon bond,i
Pes owning rensrsd eight per bsads undss u, A
Alag l6 1885,, dssrag 30 eTchAnss them coupon boua
s ss them 10 The pointed printed sndesss
bsoE OF the ceruuose 10 the UAiss N
ssss hsnge ior Bon 81 and cause sn . Be
prssentsdt ho Register Of the Treasury Dsps tnsa. uhs ~
e. 1854 sus eonpsa tord for NE spscias ne u.ss
" ed bonds 10 assigned. q. 4. TaENHotN
a. g9-du 5eofstsry u tho TTsasaIF
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-01

NEW BANKING HOUSE,.
Lynehsuro, Pfrofafa.
THF undersigned has opened
9EHEKAL BANKING HOUSE
or tho purpose Of taius and selling commson Coli saI
so oSn Bank Sotsa Bonds, and other Securities Exchange
t1romss opposite Pasnsrs' Bank. Lypehtuvva
N-dlE n. sfhPS0h.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-14
PARTRIDGE'S !;
STOCK DEPOT.

All kinds of Artists Material on hands and
sale at as low rates IS they can be purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities
Fancy prints of fine quality, Looking Glasses
Picture Frames, Mouldings and 4 gren variety
other goods on hand and for sale at fair rates,
n B. A restricted number Of Pupils taken h
learn the Art. apl6-tf
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-13

.SnERIDAN's RAID.-A correspondent
u The 7th Mich. Cavalry sends us a
bong account of Gen. Sheridan's late
raid. We have not space for the
Communication, but give one extract.
Pie says. after giving On account of
the crossing at Wilson's Ferry:
"Here I presume, the raid was over
what did we gain by FTP We des-
troyed about five miles of the Virginia
Central Railroad, and took 600 pris-
oners and lost about 1000 men killed,
wounded and missing, and from 500
TO 1000 horses. I'm whose favor ia
the balance You tell, / wont; as
a soldier should never have an opin-
ION OF his own. Our General claims
a success, so of course it was.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-13
CO.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

OO-fAhlNGhoh NOllCf.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that the firm Of
IN Geo. A. Wilkin A Co, doing business Mt Roch-
ester, N. Y, Charles II, wilkin 4 Co., doing
business at East Saginaw, Michigan, and wilkin
A Co, at Bay City, Michigan. said firm being
composed of the undersigned George A. VIII
kin, Charles ii Wilkin and Frank O. Wilkin,
and said firm being engaged rs Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Clothing are this day dissolved
by mutual consent Tho said business will be
continued ms heretofore, ut each of the above
named places, by Frank q. Wilkin and Charles
Ii wilkin at Rochester, n Y, under the name
and style of F.G 4 O. H. Wilkin. At East
Saginaw under the name and style of Charles II
Wikn Co. At Bay City, Michigan, under the
name and style of Wilkin 4 Co. The debts OF
the said old firms will be paid by said Frank g.
A @. IL wkin.
Notice is soShereby given that the firm Of
Wilkin and Mack, doing business at East Sagi-
nav in Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods, COM
posed OF George A, Wikin, Frank g. Wilkin,
Cherries ii. Wilkin a James Mack, is this day
diss lved by mutual consent, The business will
be continued rs heretofore under the same name
and style. Of Frank G. wilkin, Charles II. Will
KIN James Mack, who will settle all debts Of
the old firm.
Notice is also given that tho firm of VIM. Rit-
ter Co., Dealers in Clothing at East Saginaw,
Michigan, composed Of William Ritter, George
A. Wilkin, Charles ii. wllkin a Frank G. Wilkin,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
business will be centinncd os heretofore, under
the same name and style, of Frank q. Wilkin,
Charles H. Wilkin 4 WIN. Ritter, who will settle
all debts Of the old firm
Signed. GEORGE A. wILKIN.
FRANK g. WILKIN.
CHARLES H. WILKIN.
JAMES MACK.
WILLIAM RITTER.
Dated, juno LIST, 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-13


MISCELLANEOUS TAXES.
Income tar over 5000. and not exceeding IS 600,
8 per cent. Over 5000 and not exceeding TO-
000 ~ per cent Over 10000, 10 per cent.
Brokers for each sale Of not above 100 shares Of
stock Of less, when tho par value u sl0O, 50
cents.
Brokers exceeding 100 shares, for eyory addition
q 100 shares or fractional parts at the rate Of
for each 100 shares, so cts.
Brokers whom the par value exceeds 100 dol Dor
per share 10 much thereof as mt the par value
shall amount 10 q sum not above 10000 d. SO
cents.
Brokers above the sum Of 10000, for every addi-
tional 10000 d. OF fractional part, so cts.
Brokers for each 100 shares Of stock or less,
when the par value 10 SO d, rs cts.
brokers exceeding 100 shares, for every addition
Al 100 shares or fraction, for zach 100 shares
Brokers for each sale OF gold and silver bullion
sterling exchange, uncurrcnt money promisory
notes, stocks, bonds or other securities moi ex-
ceeding 10000 d. so cts
Brokers' exceeding 10 900 d. for every additional
10000 or fraction, % cts.
Slaughtered cattle or calves exceeding three
months old, for vale, 20 cts. n head
Slaughtered cattle and calves under three months
Scents.
Slaughtered Swine when the number exceeds 20
In year, per head 10 cts
Slaughtered sheep and limbs cts
hailroads steamboats, forty boats and bridges, on
gross receipts per cent.
Express companies on gross receipts, per cent
Insurance companies on gross receipts, per cent
Telegraph companies gross receipts per cent
Banks on the average amount Of the deposits of
money subject to payment by check or draft,
each half year Of per cent
Banks on circulation above 80 per cent 2 per
cent
Banks on circulation less thaa 30 per cent por
cent
Banks on caTital 1 of per cent
Lotteries on gross recei pts, 2 per cent
Advertisements, 3 per cent
Theaters, operas, circuses and museums on gross
receipts, per cent.
Succession TO Real Estate where the successor
shall be iineal issue or leniel successor of the
predecessor on the value OF the real estate ON
each 100 dol dollar.
Succession TO real estate, whore the successor
shall be q brother n sister or a descendant
Of . brother or n sstsr of the -predece ssor,
upon the value per $780, 81.
Succession to Roal Estate where the successor
shall he a brother OF sister Of the father or
mother or u descendant Of brother or sister Of
the father or mother Of the predecessor, per
100 dol dollars.
Succession 10 real estate, where tho successor
shall be a brother or a sistes Of the grandfather
or grandmother descendant Of brother OF
sister Of the grandfather Of the predecessor per
100 dol, 6 dollars
Succession to real estate where the successor
shall be in any other degree Of collateral con-
sanguinity TO the predecessor OF shall be
stranger in blood, Der 100 dol, dollars.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-13

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-IS TnE CIRcuIr
- CouRT FOR THE COUNTY OF SAeiSAw-In
Chdneery.
Henry A Best, Suit pending in the Circuit
rs. Court for the County Of
Ransom winans }Saginaw, in Chancery at
Louisa p. winans, Saginaw, on the 10Th day
Jedcdiah Briggs. Of June, A. D., 1864.
1t appearing by the Affidavit Of John Moore,
Solicitor for said Complainant, that said Defend
ants Ramon winans, Louisa p. winans and
Jedeiiiah Briggs are moi residents Of the State
Of Michigan, and that said Ransom Winans and
Louisa p. WiD~ns reside In tho State Of Illinois,
and said Jedediah Briggs resides in the State Of
Now York, On motion Of John Moore, Solicitor
for said Complainant, il is ordered that said De-
PENDANTS appear and answer said Complainants'
Bill Of Complaint In this cause, within three
months from the date of this Order, and that n
copy Of this Order within twenty days from the
date hereof, be published in the east Sdgina,c
Courier, a Newspaper published in the City of
East Saginaw, In Saginaw County, aforesaid and
continued therein once In each week, for six sue
cessivc weeks, that copy Of this order be per-
sonally served upon said Defendants, at least
twenty DAYS before the time herein prescribed for
their appearance j. G. SUTHERLAND,
"a true copy) Circuit Judge.
GEo SCHMIDT, Register