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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11

ITO CONTRACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ
received By the Utica and watervil'e Railroad Com
paay II their ONCE In Utica un June 10 at r. NJ, Ter
constructing about eighteen miles Of road The plaus snd
tractors are invited 70 examine the ground and propose for
The The company the privilege 70 reject any
proposal hey deem II for the interest Of The company
accept JOHN BUTTERF1ELO. President
Urea May ", 1854 80
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f,LAiRvoyANT-1gY ROY WISH TIE TRUTa, 90 AT
" 10 Madam ROSS She shows q lkenvsa o. future
husband FREUD and fails 10 bring those separated
toSs,her No West Twenty seventh street, seswsen
Sixth and seventh avenues. Ring the basement bell
hours from IN he m aiming I'LL IN the evening
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY. April 9r-eP.M
The business the stock market commenced this
mainng Tue vari,us bills before Congress, and tho
certainty which attaches to Thorn regard their
ration have depressing eject and check the spirit o.
speculation which has been rampant for two three
m nths past The rush Of INSIDERS which t Was anci'
paied the loo prices produced by the recent panic would
bring has also been prevented from making It's ap
ps,rance and the transactions ths week have conse
qusauy materially diminished. Compared WITH the sales
Of the nrst board yesterday New York Central 90
cliDed 3 per cent, Eric Railroad 81, Eric pro
ferred l. Hudson River 6z, Reading sz, hhwau-
kee and Prairie du CHEN AZ, Michigan southern =
nl:nois Central s, Cleveland and Pittsourg ), Ca
lena and Chicago s. Chicago and Rock Island 6x Pitts
burg and ort Wayne on, chicago and Alton 1, Toledo
and wabash TX Cumbe land Coal 5, Canton Company 4,
Quicksilver Mipns ~. and Mariposa " Harlem Rail
road OPENED at e5 before the close or tho call sold
d. wn 10 $50. and then rose again 70 2sS -
The closing quotations were:For Illinois Central Ito
Ere preferred ios, Reading lsrx Michigan Southern
1907 Cleveland and Pi,tsburg III. Chicago and Rock
Island II2 Chicago and Northwestern &c. Pttsburg and
Fort Wayne il6k. Cleveland and Toledo l4sh, Quick
siver Mining TO- Cumberland Coal -, Paoinc Mail 226
Harlem 235 Now York Central l3ax, Hudson River l3sk
Michigan Central ls0, md Cleveland and P.sburg III.
Prcs OF railroad shares ~ the rss board to-day com.
pared with those obtained "wednesday Of last week.
are an toll,ve:- 4@#t. t.-.r e# #.a
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sales 1t the Public No. ri.


WEDNESDAY, April 27-6P.M
AsnEa.-Ecceipts, as bbls small sales ~ 50 and Sll
for pots and pearls. z
6,o42 bbls. -four 45e bbls and
7s4 bags corn NEAL $50 bushels wheat 1875 DO corn
100 do oats 482 do rye, 1867 do barley and BOT do
barley malt. The -four market dull and depressed,
and decline Of &C. lee established all through
the list The demand IL confined the actual require
ments Of the trade, and unless gold rules materially
higher prices must recede under tho prospective
Of supplies the way from the West Al present
the stock reduced lower than several years, and
holders enabled tksep up prices through the exgen
cies OF the homo trade but supplies
available they must down unless as before
remarked, gold goes up, foreign demand supsrvenss.
the latter Of which y rather improbabls Sales 5000
bbs state and Western 500 d. Southern 500 do
Canadian Also 400 bbs corn meal ct fun prices and
$50 puncheons a our outside price. Rye 1our dull
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"a 90 - for extra men q nds-ise pasksess
q Ike H. Tor shoulders 81 ia lsxc. ~ hans
h.oea=2oo esxss q iskc. Tor Cambqrian1 cuI lad
i.ooo ooh ana teross At Akc. Bxc.-the latter -
Pm RoIxUn-Rsoelpss. 2.soz bbls me market opsned
dull heavy and lower, bus improvea tho afternoon.
on the receipt q better news from the Enssh .rkes
mere were small eases o. crude q $40 Ssc Of refined
the Sales were 200 bbla IN bond q bSc tho
spot $500 bb,s free q 6sc &c. for light straw to
white and 0oc. for prims white. Bsnxne STEADY
with sales Of 500 bbls ~ $50 for % . o. gravity.
SUGAR was 0rner, with sales q 262 hhds. Cxba mus
covado q Ice iec aso. q auction. 500 boxsa damaged
sAIIsaIss 10 900 bushs Ivics ana $50 sacks Ash.
toas Liverpool on E. and 900 bushels Turks Islands
TAuex w h,m but aaiss. Prime W. scarce with
wooI--The market has advanced q. &C. under the
.ction Of crgress With regard 70 ne tariff Win active
demand for domestic speculat4on, FOrssgn quiet,
prices being above the views Of tuyc rhe sales were
$50 900 lbs. domssto 6esce at 1Sc Goo 50 900 ios
pulled q 1sS 800 for super ana extra 100 900 les.
California at 96c. FOR bury, 3rxc. for No g. l5c 4sc
FOR a clip and slo for ane spring do $50 bales Mest,sa
q c &C. sCc Isl bales Cape y &c.. and 1900 los
wHns.r,-Reeslpss. $40 bbls. Market arm :. the d;
vance OF Tuesday evening, With sales u 900 900
bbis At 81 80 81 50 for ssase and Western.
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n nrcs<iyu CITY RR @ eio saCA. ............ ~
- Nashasian 0as iAgtt o.. ~ sash. IN
- Chatham Bank, - e.cA .s..... a.
IL Bovery ire Insurance Company, $50 each lo0
10 Ssossior fire insurance. Company $50 EACH. lo7k
"a North River FIRE Company. SO each leS
50 Hamilton Fire Insurance. Company SIS each. lol
an Ieeer man Fire Insurance Company S2S EACH lot
20 Arctic Fire Insurance Company, $50 each -. llox
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- shares Ocean Bank go each. ............ par
10 Pacific Bank, go each .................... $50
10 Iacihc Bank $50 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
20 Bulls Head Bank, % each .......,........ $50
III East River tanK $50 each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. par
- ferth kwes Bank so each ................ 113
% Third Avenue Railroad Company, 800 each. 26S
90 New Amsterdam insurance Company, t25 each 10ek
40 e. Maiks Fire Insurance Company s25 each. IS
~ Columbia Fire Insurance Compasy $50 each. l07
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Co $50 each ls0
IL Clinton Fire Insuraucs Company, 500 each. 100
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, $50 each 13lh
10 H'pe Fire Inaprsocs Company, $50 each 49,. 100
100 Pacific Fire ioDasce Company .t25 each. lSe
lo rcopiet Fire yeeovAncs Com pany, so each i09x
y Rutgers Fire Insurance Company SIS each. $50
70 Excelsior Fire Insurance Company, old stock,
assessment 70 be paid, $50 each. ........... 81
% New world Fire Insurance Company, $50 each 90
% Tradesmen Ire Insurance Company s25 each 12sk
70 Kings County Fire insurance Co., $40 each =. OIL
90 Irving Fire Insurance Co, $25 each 80. la
- Merchants Dire Insurance Co. $50 each ..... 100
10 Msrchanis Gire Insurance CO., $50 each ... 1875
Continental fns. Co certificates OF proGts, Sss.. "a
II Park Tire Insurance Co, 500 each ........ 133
nv cccounf OF whou Il may CONCERN
" shares sixb Avenue RR Co., 500 each 49,. 100
% slxth Avenue RR. o., e10e each ...... 1913 a 1915
10 Sixth Avenue RR Co., 500 each a.. .I20l. a l2a
q sxth Avenue RR. %. 500 ca ............ I20k
n New York ana New Bavep RR Co genuine
s,ock). 500 each. OK dividend ,,,.,,,... LOO
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Annual interest In gold G7, T35 $50
large number OF the 6vetwenty registered and
pom bonds issued and bear date subsequent the
lst Of November, 1885, The accumulated interest Ill
such due and payable the LIST o. May from which
time the interest the entire loan will DO paid regularly
the LIST days OF November and My. There arc two
docks at the Sub Treasury this city for the payment OF
The interest Ono appropriated 70 the bonds which
foil interest," and the Tor the settlement OF
the interest those which were issued after
Der I.
The following statement win show how the trade tables
for the port Of New York for the month OF March, 1884,
compare with those Of the corresponding moaths In 1891
and l86S-
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lbc fumof again cuffent that Hon. krastuB corning
WIN resign the Presidency Of the New York Central Rail-
road Company In the Of few days. and that Dean
Richmond who is now the Vice President, win be his
successor
The Albany bridge directors VIII meet IN the city OF
Albany TO hursday) 70 decide upon the location
which has been fixed BY The State Ecgneer and 70 take
measures 10 push along The work Al The matter nov
stands the bridge will start al the northern extremity Of
shore.
The following stocks were sold At auction BY Adrian n.
Muller, p. r. wilkins Co.. by order Of John Kerr Ad.
ministrsso, asd Mary Harrison, Administrative. &c. Of
Joseph Harrisoo dsosssed, and Of James Harrison, de-
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Excuange u uUIT Hnu Qu0t6d bo1hthaI ~ IyB.
Gold opened at Isl ths morning, and after selling
down to 1907 TO the fractions between 1sl and 1872
The market not active In the afternoon reaction
took place. and tho premium went down TO II, and
closed 7sx
The abundance Of capital with which the market wa,
supplied rendered loans easily obtained but there was
disposition the part Of lenders accept less than
the legal rate OF interest.
The following figures show the transactions at the Sub
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The steam hip s'dou, for Liverpool to day, took
S5s5 900 in specie.
The following table shows the amount Of tho funded
debt Of the Uai.ed States the ID OF the present
month
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20

AuOpteu. ffffnI .hhIl fe.
Mr.. Hastings offered tho following res
olution which was adopted:
Resoired, That this Board petition tho Hon sena-
tors and Representatives Of the State Of Michigan ask
ing tho passage Of act TO egaxe tho actions of the
different Townships In raising funds to encourage on
stmcnts to all the quota Of the respective Townships
also TO pass act lsgaring all acts passed BY this
Board or which msy pass In regard TO facilitating the
raising OF volunteers 10 I'LL the quota Of the different
wards and Townships In this County
Rssoired, That the Clerk Of this Board BIO and 10
hcrsby instructed forward TO the Hon Senator and
Representatives Of the County Of Saginaw, copy Of
this Resolution without delay.
7 Mr.. Card offered the following, viz:
Resoiped, That we tender q vote Of thanks to the
Chairman, pro fem and Clerk Of the Beard for their
kind indulgence and strict attention ~ their duties.
Adopted. t-- afes
On motion, the journal was read and ap-
proved.
Tnos. l.. JACKSON, Chairman, pro tenn.
GEORGE SCHMIDT, Clerk.
The Board thereupon adjourned, sine die.
GEoRaE SCHMIDT, Clerk,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20
s,,rn Ir,,nvn sr,r,sr,os w

SALT AND LUMBER STATISTICS
shall publish in our issue of Feb. 3,
complete statistics of the saltand lum-
Der operations for 1868 in the Sagi-
nav Valley, gathered by ourselves,
and compiled in such manner as will
give the whole in the smallest possible
space; together with other interesting
matter in regard to the business of
the Valley. A large number of ex-
ira copies of the paper will be issued,
and the article re-published nphamp-
let form. Orders solicited.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20

New YoRK LIFE ms. Co.--Mr. S. A. Mattison,
Gen'l Agent Of said Co.. has deposited with US
the amount Of Mrs c. I. Disbrow's claim on an
insurance of $1,000 on the life of her husband,
waiting the receipt of Mrs. Disbrow, she being
absent from town as we learn.
Less than six months nfter the policy was is
sued II became n claim by the death of our towns
man, Dr. Dsbrow. This is but another evidence
Of the importance Of preparing in health for
those dependent on us, after we are no more. We
admire the zeal and pleasure Mr.. Mattison mani
fosts in the payment Of claims We speak
good word for the New York Life, and the pros
perity of their Western Branch, ut Detroit, MS
conducted by Mr. Mattison.
w. L. p. LITTLE 4 Co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20
E@FnANK S. BENJAMIN, the Young

EE FRANK S. BENJAMIN, the young
American Elocutionist, will favor the
citizens of this place with one of his
rare Entertainments, at Buena Vista
Hall, on Saturday evening, Jan. %
He comes highly recommended, and we
would say to all those who wish to en-
JOY rare literary treat to be present.
Doors open at Z, entertainment conf
mences as half past Z o'clock. Ad-
mission125 cents.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20

The Supervisors Report and
Treasurers Balance Sheet occupying
much more space than we had antici-
pated, it is impossible for us to give
any greater variety of reading matter.
Tax payers will find these decidedly
interesting, if not as agreeable as
another style Of reading.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20

FIRE.--A fire occurred Friday
morning, the Odd in small dwelling
house corner of Washington and john
son streets, which, owingto theprompt
exertions Of tho Firemen did not re-
suit in serious damage to the premises
save by the action Of the water.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20
coFnT JIOrss, CRY OF sAcI G }

The Hoard met pursuant &c adjournment
and was called to order by the Chair
RoH called, quorum present
The proceedings Of yesterday were read
and approved. The committee OF Claims,
through their Chairman, Mr.. Hack, re-
ported on sundry claims Report accepted,
and on motion said claims taken UP seper-
pte, viz:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20


recommendation, which claim was, on motion Of Mr.
Beach, laid on the table.
They nIso reported on the claim Of s. Pearl for
dries at s}222 that the claimant have leave to with
draw his claim for want Of proper certificate.
Report accepted and adopted.
Mr.. Hastings offered the following
WAereas, Tho Board Of Supervisors Of Saginaw
County having authorized the issue OF County Bonis
Of one hundred dollars each for the purpose OF cneour
aging cnlistments and offering the same as County
bounty. Therefore,
Resolred, That tho Senator of the 18th Senatorial
District and the Representatives OF Saginaw County,
and they hereby requested to procure the passage
ri act by tho Legislature of the State Of Michigan,
czng the action Of the Board in issuing said Bonds
for volunteer bOuntcs.
Resoired, Thrt the Clerk Of the Board he and lie Is
hereby instructed to forward to the Hon Senator and
Representatives aforesaid, copy of the resolution,
rnhout d,lay Adopted.
The following resolution, presented by
Mr.. Taylor, was adopted, viz
Resoirtd, That the Special Committee, appointed
nj tho last meeting Of this BOARD, (hcld in December
1861 to aid in filling tho qnota Of this County under
tho last call for three hundred thousand volunteers is
hereby authorized to any moneys unexpcndod Of
the $500, placed at the disposal of sid Committee, for
the purpose OF providing quarters for tho 10th Rcgt
Mich Infantry lately ordered home TO recruit, aud
that the County Treasurer Is hereby directed to pay
the orders Of said Committee for such expenditures to
an amount when added TO the moneys already drawn
ty said Committee not to exceed FIVE hundred dollars
out Of moneys belonging to the contingent fund
Mr.. Taylor presented another resolution,
viz:
Rssqred That the time for the collection Of taxes
IN the City ~ Saginaw be- and the same Is hereby cx-
tcpcd 10 the hrst Of March, in place Of tho fret Of
February, 1864 Adopted.
Mr.. Hunter presented petition signed
by John Hunter and others, residing i'll
the Township of Maple Grove, relative to
tho issuing of Bonds which petition was,
oa motion of Mr., Khucn, received and or
dered TO be placed ON file
Mr.. Barter offered the following:
Ieesolred Tha, there lc n Committee of two op-
Imnted by the Chairman to ascertain from the Treasu
rur the amount Of Bonds THAI will bo npcessary 10 bs
raised for the Volunteer Family Relief Fund.
Adopted.
The Chair appointed Mr. Bartor and
Mr.. Beach on said Committee.
On notion tho Board adjourned until
tomorrow at tho hour of aipe o'clock, A. NJ
Tuos l.. JACKSON, Chairman, pro. tenn.
GKo. SCHMIDT, Clerk.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20

any plan whirh in ths1 spfslsA eopid be practically
considered b. this Board but they would suggest that
Inc cct contained In the resolution appointing the
action Of supervisors representing those Tovnships aud
Wards whose quotas are not nlled
Report accepted and adopted
Mr.. Hack, Chairman Oh Conii1ittce on
Claims, reported on sundIy c!aiIns. Re
port accepted, and on motion said claims
we're taken up separate, as follows:
Claimed AHowed
p. Brewer, granting relief &C .....S $50 Q $50
Lewis Loenler, committee services. 800 $40
5. b: knapp granting relief ''..s.''" ~, aB ai5
Said committee also presented claim Of
ID. c.. Bennett, for medical attendance at
-, so, and a claim of A. III. Paine for
teams and conveyances, 5000, and reported
that said claimants have leave TO withdraw
their claims, said charges not being proper
charges against the County.
+ Report accepted and adopted
Mr.. Taylor offered the following ia9'
ResolDed That the resolution allowing each member
Of the Board fifty dollars for his services to I'LL tho
quota Of their respective Towns and Wards bc and tho
Same IL hereby rescinded. ~ 81
Which was lost by the following vote
Keas--Haaek, LETTERS, Khuen, LAST, Loef-
for, and Taylor--6. Nays-Barter, Card,
Darling, Doty, CARROT, Hastings, Hunter,
Knapp, McBratnie, Sproul, Wiley, and
Backhaus-12. M IA M Ffths
Mr. Hunter offered q resolution relative
to granting the prayer of the petition pre-
sented by him yesterday, of the signers of
said petition residing in tho Town Of Ma
pie Grove, which resolution, after being
read was, on motion, referred to the Pros
ecuting Attorney. W loar luF.
On motion, tho Board adjourned until
tomorrow, at the hour of 0 o'clock, A. M.
Tnos. l.. JACKSON, Chairman, pro. tenn
GEo. SCHMIDT, Clerk. tia od =
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20
ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Board Of Supervisors Of Saginaw Co

STdTElfENTQ Of fhe Expenditures Of Saginatc County,
anoed by ths Board NJ Snpsrrisors meree from re
N lofh day Of J61,sy 1865 TO and including Me sh day
Of yanHarv, 1eGA -IrDf+f |fII N
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20

chsflcs Ruggies, q 100
s,.s. s%s. rsc sssS,s!. E sss n ' ssss
4 4. k E,:. r. T. .. Sss: TsSTs issa as::
sssi.S SS'a's s's! X, i rsS ~ lay
A. NJ Fisher, n, ShrP.n, {, ~ Grant,
H. h. shurtisf, H. y. Collins. u. O. santorn,
n " Pool, J. Wright. q. w, Grant and A.
English, each chained and allowed u 90, Juror
fee on Inquest, ....-..-.-.-s-. -.-..--.....---
j. Hidley, J.. Hin. III. Mariner, q, l.. liill, A.
Foster and n. Cone each claimed and allowed
SO cents, Juror fee on Inquest,
To compensate the several mem bers of this Board
for time and money expended ~ their endenv.
ors 10 al the quota OF each Township aud
Ward In this County: -lstr.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20

JEwELRY.-Read Proctor's new adj
vertisement in this paper.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20
Gro. ScnMIDr, CIcyk.
corrT Horsr, CRY OF sAoISAw, !

JANUAUr 9th, 1864.
The Board was called TO order by tho
Chair. Roll called. Quorum present
Tho proceedings of yesterday were read
and approved.
Mr. Pettibonc, the Chairman of the
Board, stated that it would be impossible
for him to bc in attendance during the Sos
sion of this Board, and was on motion, so
excused.
On motion of Mr.. Hastings, Thomas l..
Jackson was appointed rs Chairman, pro.
ten, and Mr.. Jackson took the Chair.
\ Smdry claims were presented and re-
fcrrod TO Committee on Claims. On mo-
ton, the Board took a recess until the hour
of = II. Nj.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board was callcd TO order by the Chair
Roll called; quorum present
A communication was presented and re-
ceived, signod 10y two members of the
Township Board of the Township Of Thorn
astown, appointing John Backhaus to act
as Supervisor of said Township during the
session of the Board in place of o. G..
Davis, absent. And on motion of Mr.
Beach, Mr.. Backhaus was admitted and
REQUESTED to take seat in this Board.
Mr.. Jackson, the Chairman Of the Com
mittee on settlement with the County
Treasurer, appointed at the last session of
the Board, presented the following report,
viz:
anime the vouchers Of the County Treasurer would
eetully report that they have performed that duty
AMI havefounl his vouchers and books correct, for
the several items Of disbursement contained in the
statement Of his balance sheet
We 6nd him charged in the books with the Coun-
SOL liz 81
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20

Said Committee also reported ON The cnim Of Horny
Gurr Tor attendance in small pox at S4S without
recommendation, which claim was, on motion Of Mr.
Beach, laid on the table.
They nlso reported the claim Of s Pearl for sun
dries ut s}222 that the claimant have leave to with
draw his claim for want Of proper certificate.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-01-20
Proceedings OF the Board OF Supcr-
viScrs Of Saginaw County.

toURr ilOUsr, CRY on SAGINAw,
JANUARY 4th, 1864.
The Board of Supervisors of the Coun-
r. 81 Saginaw met this day, pursuant to
adjournment.
Present Supervisors,
II. w. ANDRus, Township of Chcssaning,
.IonN BATTER, 49, -Spaulding,
l.. w. Berry, $500 "----"- $3.50 Brant,
uRsiNrs DorY, st. Charles,
ogtilRRArr,. Ward No. |, City of Saginaw,
THos. a. HASTINGS, Township Of Xilwnukic,
Tues. r, JAcRsoS, -" - Saginaw,
SxsgnES.B, KNAPP, Ward 3, City E.Saginnw,
Ap,M EIsr, Township of Frankenmuth,
NN. III. TAYLOR, Ward 3, City of Saginaw,
Roll bcing called and quorum not being
present, the Board did not organize.
ID. A PErriBoNE, Chairman.
Gro. ScnNIDT, Clerk.