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The following table shows the receipts OF Lumber
Shingles, Lath etc ter the week ending july 18th,
and comparatively for three years.
Hnczr5s Or 1gxuEE ;S,1i 5Arm TIE
wHf8s tS0'so 'olf IL. asth foa faakz Ms. EEAas, H.,
Rs!5: In: Is. ;is$s i;sS$$ iasssSS
FteketS, SsE ga;; ao.....:..::: 9sS3 9s 'o so@ s@
Staves, fo............ 4soto0 $500 2io.0oo
LUMDER-The market has been fairly supplied
during the past week With the leading descrpiou Of
Lumber. From severh1 causes. some txp1sinab:a and
Others more obscure, there has been less activity In
the market than during the previous week. The
country trade has been much crippled. owing to tho
continued want Of railroad dock room for dschsrgs
ing lumber, In consequence Of which cargoes de-
lsyed for two or three daye,. at considerable cost
either to the seller buyer. With TIE best efforts
used by the railroad executives this direction still
the complaint continues to press heavily on those
more Immediately concerned. For ncst descriptions
OF lumber the market Ia active and yerT drm at the
quotations given below.
sH1NGLEs-Thc market Is still poorly and very In.
adequately supplied. Realy good qualities arc SELL
ing at higher cures thsn have ever been known in
this MARKET and yet the want is m increased supply
In several cases observe that low Prices arc OBJ
tA1ed owing to the greater discrimination exercised
by buy srs. But st1 good A., saw ed or shaved.
active demand and very firm at cur prestnt Qnots.
tlona
LATH-With fals receipts the market Is active AID
h1m at previous quotations.
CARGO sALKs TODAY.
Cargo 9thr, Tfar1slt from MAutsoWoc, sold By E}cE.
fo,d * ern n 1nrnher = s}rf,s ron,h ronm,n a. :,
slai0; cargo tchr Fashion, frc PentWates, sold by
Hart Maxwell. l2e 300 feet lumber. Il strips sawed
thin, balance cca1se iciste, at $lBt0;-cargo schr
l.,nn p,l, frcn, ro%v.. p.~ III ~ E,at.. xu.,5
a1o.So 1o.o. Aiout Ao"As o05s eo'" " sset "ooo'
l<uN.o ieet s.oIs ooatos' o. sA@Ts. palaace
M.aa.t.e sa,S =. -, aa,nts - m tsa.,n
&c "a S.1.n.s 1e1 ses1ss 49, - ss .ess 'u-
Tc.f. t~at ,,rsEsson so,a hS Mc-tnn ~ ~.
1,r,,sr r. s1-,ns At sot m - 1' N'''SAee:
'un'e'' - e.."s. r.saa - 1r,ss. M ,n,.,-,
.s - ~ - " o
do 90 all str'pe, =. :. So. a10o922Do
MESkeeons m1eo- ~ -. !6go9?o.N
90 osSs aareees' :, :, ...' 1.Ne2i@Go @
dLeen 6ayt mlxeu. . S.1o
no ~ e'stp8. :. .-s' s2ltGtAM
6A1nktes NJ a. saMe4t :, rs.'s.s .... 2-9U
60 no. a, snaFea' -..s... 4%5S . 1a
Latut pcs Sc. 80 s'W4s.....
CARGO BALES DUHING TEE WEfK-
Vessels whera ftom Ueacrint,n p-ira
Challenge --.. Ea,amszno - miYed - S9EatS
Unn,Doidt MnsSre an - tai ed - Si7 S5isSi77
StA f}pil '.' Nsnitnwsc ...E < s,rns istS 9iSs
~ Chnrlies.... do ..,.aili run bS
.,Ienw III .r.na Itysr Taifed strn. sna,e
Hnena Vista ''''' M.nistee MiTsd Ps 5S'o
En1e I,onrF " Te1e1s ~ Z strfns ia sMa-
r. Uuion tsesrn fsav . 's S5J 4 .ppTtsS' "
Royal Albeit. CT ~ sdn ....ci'r ard nj 1773
, 1864-07-20

TOLEDO July Is, 1854.
The 93st New York. veteran volunteers, en rostt
for home, on furough, having been elegantly trims
ported and generously entertained bY the MIchi-
gan Southern Railroad officers aud men, desire to
make the most public acknowledgement Of their
appreciation Of the kindness thst prompted such
noble treatment giving us first class cars besides
furnishing relreshments for the entire regiment,
both ut Chicago ard Toledo.
To Mr. sanue! @: Hough, the agent at chicsgo,
rte M p,nn9a M ene yss ue
been more useful in assisting IN every particular
and we ehal never forget his zeal and attentions.
Chicago for an invitation to supper, which was de-
Glued oni7 because OF prior notice o refreshments
from The Michigan Southern Railroad.
tSignet,1 j. TAnBELL
Lieut. Col. Commanding Regiment.
, 1864-07-20

uSITEp STATES CIRCUIT C0CW.-Btf0re DQrts
gao D4zsmmond, j. Common Law.
. 20. 37s. CITY Of Chicago - Allen Robbins. On
CAancery-
eo3, Eaton vs. Eaton, Leave to examine the
parties to this suit generally b7 both parties as
tss. se1nond ct al rs McGresor. Exceptions.
Referred to Master.
Cmcu1r CouRT or CooK CousTr-Bgore
Williams, J-fommon idu.
t6s. Smith vs. Hammond. Melon for new trial
over1u1cd, &c.
1!le. Streeter ys Bascom ct al. Rule to plead In
20 dnys.
SIS McGillen vs Ryan. Motion for new trial,
&C., oyerrIled.
= cudmore vs. Walsh. Proceedings On e1ecu-
ton stared, SC.
~. Mose.y vs. O.Ma1a Dismissed.
1916. Morenoas rs suck ct e!. Dismissed.
6S9. Cultivate IS Hubbard. Motion to REIN
sttte.
CAance5y-
got. Green ct al VS. Douglass ct al, Report Of
sale confirmed.
6S4- Reyuait vs Reycraft ct al. Same order.
, 1864-07-20
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,



photographed Esclqs,vely to the Chicago T.iaunsl
NV ToRK. Tuesday Evening. Jnly l9.
BEEF CATTLE-The Bee: Cattle m.rket for the
week erdng tc-cny. shows receipt at all the mar
ket places In the city, Of d5 head. The state OF
trade has been Kood at the Close Al II vas at tbs
opening Of the market. All the fresh arrivals re-
ceiyed to-day haYe been readily disposed Of at yes.
terdA9a quotstons, which ware for bss. xraias et.
cluding fancy cattle, or extra holiday beet. p D
seller snsire of1al. 1s@t5kc. Medium quality 1sss
11Hc; thln steeEs and coarse oxeo 1l@1sc
6HEEP-Of sheep We have Il, 90 head reported Tor
the week; according to tbs sales of sheep nrukers
the general average price per head has been log
lie 2 D.
HO6s-The receipts Of hogs foz the week number
1s,e head. The quotations today Of cora.fed hogs,
second uu&l1ty ao1oc. The questions OF dl;tlller7
fed hops, ITO MS lire weight. 9H@ltc for .hess
the marlet hss been se.ive for best but 70:
Inferior dull. atd lower than on Saturday.
~. soLoN sonDaoS.
TAssociated Press Dispatch.]
Kxw Yoak. Tuesday, July -.
The current prices for the week 1t all the Markets
10 Raes soed das1 sqs oa,sy sHsf Es
8l5so; inferi9r an.lity. alltoal2 o. .,.., =.
ssSS: ,n{sI1sE aasfy ,as,,a .'.,.s -
aus.y ss5SH9Sa eomnoaqualty. ''1ssSe ;infsfior
prime quality, a6.50@750 ordinary quatfy 5000
65u; common quality, ss.5o8550; Inferior quality,
sWfIx- - Corn.fed 2 .. 1o91lHc: stlll.fcd. .saloc.
Ias r., ios seei Gat5e - more aetvs and
.ecsipt,. and priees :vapced faly 1c pou9d. Tns
many oftheu Rave evidence Of having suffered r,eat-
y By the rroracted drouxht The total receipts Of
week were: Besyea. s,s63; Co a. ld2; Veal Caves,
2.,1s sheep and Laubs. l51t7: Swine, 1880. Total
2,tte; Sheep nnd Lambs, 1t,1sa; swine, 1s,SU '17'
, 1864-07-20
The Best Touic In the World.

HUBBEL'S
GOLDEN RITTERS,
uUBBEL'S ......-....
GOLDEN BITTERS.
. CURES
WEAKNESS.
GENERAL DEBILITY,
PURELY VEGETABLE
Not bitter and unpleasant to the taste, but the
mort pala.ah1e ever offered. Particularly TO the
Sou 'berp market.
Circulars scnt to any address,
GEO. q. HUBBE1. i Co.,
Proptietors.
..... New Tork.
FOR sALH HY
Buruham & Van Schaack, Wyie j. Edwards,
and Druggists & Grocers generally.
iuly1-m2l6-19t-t m. Il W
, 1864-07-20

How Many Little Sufferers are vastioe
away from the effects Of Cholera Infantum Of sum
mer Compliant, and kindred dlteasess And get
remedy cure, prompt and thorough, readily admin
>isered and entirely eate with reputation estab-
]lehed by Its merit and maintained over the whole
conntry for a serles OF y:Are, can be readily OBJ
taine9 M in nr jay; Jay1e's e Garml1ative nalram.IWhy
, 1864-07-20

open on the eth of September. Fur catalogues, ap-
ply to Rev. Geo. r. Moore, Lyons, Iowa.
jy20n959-lt
, 1864-07-20
THE STREETS.

s:oaite's 10 tte whe l snd orr hands to The ride
eni fnieh up the Har and bad tir,e. At once and
forever ~
, 1864-07-20
annuSen1eutS.
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM

So SKh1Sr %S9p 1sc.ss;,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. July 18th.
6ecosd nisht oE the great noss1 play CT
The DRUNKaaD; or, The Fallan Saved.
FdsArd Atsdletoc.. fr.aS AlE:e
AMs Nilsoa ..-....,.. .,...-...Nss; 1 3 Pes:sn =:
sua- Spthdte..-...-....'*. Sson5all
G,asn r1se1 .;e x;i II ;;gEo1 son7
F. Spoon, a1t Dlcr. hlss els. Hatsa Bernard.
PRIDAY-BENpFIr OF Mss srohEALL.
The great Drama OF THE 5UKss MOTTO WIN soon
% pf0eseea Sow ON EXHIBITION.
PILATES COERT OF, The fnal Of Christ,
Ssas@ Iassuds E.sst asIitiy; fs5ao5: 1s.+a..
BOON. = cent?: Shuarer under = ,sa:s. i cents:
R1,ss Gses III ess
~ Keo 91sa eoa 0 4 :: y oeloes & ss' &
McVICKER's THEATRE.
Second week Ct the .tcsinz Comedian. fFou she
mn. WI. WARREN,
raive,sally Acknowledged ~ the list CoEea!aa Of
the ase, supper.ed BY tbs oess company L tna "eSt.
wEpsFsDA9 snd every evening ua.il further 10,
preiT fos Mr warren b5 Dr. ]. .. JoHzs, CT Boston,
eAN'oeo TIE SILVER SPOON.
Jefferson s, Bnssin.. member tEsm cEaa6eSEy, 3 e
Ctn.Ie: n,s u .n.,,fs
essRe si:s III. new Farce z5RN
w ssnas ssees
&c
Y EIETY THEATRE,
y Rsisss :ss: s. x>sazs
, 1864-07-20

0swego Market,
= oswEao, Tuesdsy Evening, Jniv 10.
FLouR-Dnll and unchanged.
GRAIN-WhG 1t steady. No.. 2 rprln3. u u: vtntor
red Indiana. 93.a3, Corn nrm. No, ! Illinois ii III
Otter grains SCARCE and quiet. "
CANAL FHkl6uTs-F1our, 1sc; wheat, 1{c: corn
12kc. -.-- ~ "'
, 1864-07-20
LOCAL MATTERS,

Treatise ON Goycrnment.-A short work
showing The snne,,o,,tv NJ ,ba
n..,ae:ss ~ 49,. Ir.i.ss S.stas e.'Ir -, 80.
rea'oetaey " tNo oa1'eu o'ases over an otnef
lo1m o1 government prepared WILD great care ior
49, r.,s,.o '''e "'1'~'
ae 1oAoHs' -...--.. ...-....-.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
To Barlow A. Ulrich, ESQ.,:
DxAn sm.-I huvp inst f1nfshcd 4ha ,aa5,n, n,
T,eotIas ~ Gnve-omant abnrinr ,ha 49, srppae1a.tt r.
~ tha I1nita5 St.tas Enoe+,nats .+o. 10 81 th
ihaTe found II very ,na1esttnr 'i imna1,iai ond
ahie enos,sn ~ shs d;tfaesnt - or nuu
fnre 1n3 rnr1ers ~ esrh md trinnnHs ,t % .inIj
cstjnc the suue1iorIty or the RsnFfsentattye iIe.
nn-srv ~ ths rn,as;,ntson nv Tha 3;tinasin,s. 10 b.
tnrfd ana we'll defined. M mia c,n road vnn..
Wnrk Tifhont interest and nroff ani; At m fimc
SINCE the formarion Of the t;oyernmenf has there
, 1864-07-20
G11auteo=>Go >GorresponBenre.
35strdpeD.

0TRAYED-$1O Reward. Strayed
~ from the premises e17 Wabash avenue. bright
red COW, ediu size. horn broken OF aslhe ends
ceiye shove reward. t1aens31-ss
GTRAYED-AB Bay Mare, II hands
little hollow bscs vh,se on one ot the hn1 fes'-
strsytd from ny stabie on tbs l3sh Of JuI7. any
Ws1dsd. ]. AeGoWAE. Baker. It: West Lake-ss.. Of
BOX 1874. 1y1au-a:
, 1864-07-20

- Prot. u. A. De Munn's Letters upon the
Iats and Scalp, will be Resumed on Saturday next,
29d inst.
, 1864-07-20
A11rtt01l 5ales.

i ARGE AND FINE STCCE OF
- Dry Goods: Al1.wonl 6 GGssslmeSe'. Cloths, &c,
On THURSDAY. July 2sst, az 9E o'cl3ck a. ", at
Ra!te,s, auction Rooms, corner Dearborn sud Wash.
Consisting IN part of Bteached ald Brown Shestnga.
Prlntt, DeLalnes. Dentms, Ticks, Stripes. Checks,
Dfets GcoEs, &c.
ALSD-A large and choice lot Of "a Wool Cas-.
slmeres, Ladis6 Cloths. iweeds, &c
FARAEQLS-An invoice Of LaG1es' Sl1S Pafaaoll
The sboye IT. CT u f1es are l9st srom ne East esn
be at cur roo1s Wednesday, {daV before SALE
1y1En2l15t VIII. A. BUTTERS d CO., Auctrs-
, 1864-07-20

FEnsoSAl~-Brieadier General Ransom, Colonel
r. a. Staring, md Colonel Ed Osband arc in town
arc stopping at The fremont House,
, 1864-07-20

EXCURSION TO E1aR 'yALE.-The Desn,,,,..
et,ect n. E. Sunday School will make their annr,1
tlcnic Excursion to the above new and beau,tfo,
place OF resort, On Thursday, the atst tnst IT..
morrow? ,? Cars leave the old Milwaukee Depot =,
Tickets for eale BY the School. There ,r,,t hs
R!eaty q them at the Depot .aud On the cara
1Isee-Fo1 adults. 20 cents; tor children q crnts
, 1864-07-20

PrEsoSAL.-Amopc the gnests. now STAYING at
the fremont House, are Brigade. General Ran.
som and stat, Col Staring, e. s. A.. en- route for
Atlanta; Hon. Arch: Gamble and family, ST. Lopis:
Hon; Jesse h. Dubois md family, SprlnsdeId i'll
fretport.
Captain r F. Rrownt 5ist Illinois veterans. who
was severely woundt at the battle OF Kenessw
Mountain. hae returned home and lie staying at the
sesldG1;ce Of his fa1her. Wm. q. Brown, Esq., Sa.
feared, be cripple Tor life He is 1t present yerv
nueL reduced from recent hemorrhage.
, 1864-07-20

R1o7.-Robezt nun, Ann Bsichsson and rho,,,s
Be!cheton we're yesterday arrested and brourht he.
lore Justice Brown, under warrant charging th.rn
WITH riot. The deicndaute latd claim to the occu-
patton Of hou-e tepanted by Susan Van B.aricnm
~ her father on the corner 1T Jeferson md Hsr.
hahde the accused wenI to the houee ana ensosn
ord to possess themselves oft Dy foscable mesns:
:o:te INTO one OF the sitting rooms Occupied h.;
lIe cotc paioants. they proceeded TO euanIieh ~
chairs. tables, piano. SC, &c, The Justice be7S
tie pa-tieE 10 bhil IN the ran, Of *11 tn fsl tna
trial 1t the Recorders Couft. ~ @1~e 1oe't
, 1864-07-20

EAuaoAp cuAsoEs.-A- Halliday, formerly Gen.
era1 Ticket Agent ol the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne
Railroad, has been appointed to position in the
trt:sht department. The vacant position wi, ~
tlltd bv Q. =. COG formerly Of the CleEnj,n1 anS M
I5ttsonfE railroad, gentleman who is possessed
o. ionF expe11enee Ut Pittsburg, where he ieayea
, 1864-07-20

szATF GAzE7TEER-We have just rece;ved q
copy Of j. G. ". Baiey's Gazetteer Of the STAG NJ
Illinois for the present year. The boos In rerv
well got up. including list Of Poet-odccs. busfnes.
htmEa ano general information. It il prefaced by
OF lts leading features. II Is interapersed win
seyert! good encravtpss. Nj. Bailey aunounces
a;at his city directory Will be ready to iesue in
, 1864-07-20

w AETED-Either fur1i.hsd or
Office iTsnny1Eie
, 1864-07-20

the SEA Bmn.-This side.vhees etcame. which
went ashore in gale Last November, Just North
o. ai1"aukee North Point, has at last, aiscr msuy
mensc1aai enoHe. been raised, and on Monday
wa tcwed into our mort 1by the stesma, p,ssa3
sre has coft f10,f to raise and bring into mr.,
,,,a auo a. ene Il veIy severely damaged. a. mneb
Mose nSs III ne re qured TO render her eeaworthy.
city. - A' eoo'1tea, " tais
, 1864-07-20

WANTED Immediately, By
nted apply. 1~ NS"' IN ns:S tS
, 1864-07-20
AlHMt&1.

" ANTRD Situation BY prac
w tlcas man xho has had ssvcrA yeara exDe.
T!eree In saw NIL IT and lumber bastness pea1re
to Re- acuytly en p Dyed in 3one Mercantile hoaSs
cr branch OF m. enan c. where - ovetse'r y fe-
gulttd- Can btias good 70 -ommrndauons Have
Two nsf5 It
, 1864-07-20

IMPORTANT TO LuA4gRAkH.-The attention of
Lcmbermcn. or those desirous OF going into The
business IL requested to an advertisement In opr
of sale" eolu1nu, ot valuable mill properly, pine
houses. and every Thing necessary 70 erst Class
oustnefs Gustpg ten 10 fifteen millions Of fret ne
aIncm: Ihc property IL located on The west end
one fourth Of gu tie lumber eupplied 10 the Chica
o9e 10 mat1st esbc ssq 5spay ,nefea.ing
Sale. For tcims Of dsposal see ndsertiseInen1 LOT
, 1864-07-20

Goa. AnttEac1tc, = tou......5 50G700 15.0oz1s.00
Coa! hrfar Hill. = .1oI5.UO 135oIl4 90
Goal Illinois, q tor. ..300I3.50 s0tGI 1000
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-12
G. w. wisner ESQ.

This gentleman is candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney on the Republi-
can Ticket-He says Lincoln is con-
sumate old Ass. but he shall vote for
him Notwithstanding this tiifing cir
cumstance. He says he shall do it to
oppose the Democrats, and that If
Mcclellan is elected and is in favor of
the war, that in such a case the Re-
publicans will oil go for peace and OPP
pose him in every way they can. BY
the way, viii some one inform us why
this gentleman did not run for Prose-
cutting Attorney in Genesee County
two years ago; why did he decline the
nomination in that strongly Republ-
can County? Perhaps the Enterprise
can tell us-While we are asking
questions, we would like to know if
he was nominated for this Office in
this County to prevent his executing
his previously declared purpose Of OPP
posing Abraham?
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-12

is not possible that the majority viii
vote ~ uselessly shed more blood and
waste more treasure when we are al
ready dcluged in one, and impover-
ished almost to beggary in the other.
If we have learned the hard lessons
of experience, we well know that in
stead of having achieved any perma-
mont advantage we have only suffered
the enemy to mass his forces into one
body, behind impenetrable intrench-
ments, from which it will cost tho life
of every soldier in our army to drive
them. They guard less territory from
choice, and not because, as the aboli.
ton press states, we have conquered
the ground from them. Let US heed
this and be moved in time, before our
half million sons and brothers are
hurled against these intrenchments
only to be stretched upon the plain in
death. Let the useless slaughter
cease. Let the despotism Of Lincoln
end, and peace once more shed its be-
nign influence over the land.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-12
DELAWARE.

"The democrats have carried the
Inspectors elections in Little Della
ware, though republican officers are
chosen in Wilmington. The election
is a preliminary one."-Adr@tiser and
Tribune
The telegraph from Wilmington says
that we have carried all three of the
counties in this State by majorities ag-
gregating l,405. Last fall the repub-
lican member of Congress was elected
by near 1000 through an abolition
dodge, which compelled all voters to
take an oath prescribed by military
authority, which was not authorized
by the Constitution and laws of the
State. The democrats would not ac-
ouiasaa IA, ti.:. violation of tl,vi. rights,
and refused to vote. We have not
heard if the test oath was enforced
in the present election, or if it will be
attempted in the November election.
But if it is, it will be taken under
protest, and the result is Of course
certain.
The shoddyites are welcome to the
comfort of having carried "one town"
If it is so--and also to the consola-
ton that the election was only "pre-
hmtsayy one. Free Press.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-12
OHIO.

TOLEDO, Oct. IL.
The BLADE gives Rice, for Congress,
700 majority over Ashley on the home
vote in this District.
The above taken into consideration
with the fact that the soldiers vote
has not been counted is decidedly
satisfactory. Even in Ohio and
Indiana, when their large SOL
diers vote is added to the present
large Democratic gains, will give one,
or both these States to Mcclellan. 1t
is indeed far better than we had
hoped. When the contrast shall be
Invested of all local and personal
issues, and a choice is to be made be-
tween the power that now rules the
country without law or reason, and
the avowed principles Of the Demo
cratic party, the large gains already
beyond our hopes will swell the vote
for Mcclellan into tremendous ma
jority. 1t is not possible that ra-
tional people will vote to prolong the
despotism and murderous policy that
now prevadss in overy department. II
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-12
Riding Two Horses.

Lincoln says the abandonment of
slavery" must be one of the conditions
Of peace on the part Of the robellious
states. Seward says no such con-
dition is required, and the two propo-
sitions are being used rs republican
arguments in various localities, ac-
cording to the temper and disposition
of the voters to be effected. A fine
arrangement, certainly, but the people
by this time begin to understand that
the 'power behind the throne" is rad
ical, undiluted abolitionism, the ITO
whom it may concern" pronunciamen-
to is their property, and so is Abe
Lincoln.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-12

A REVELATION. --Ths great Lord
Chatham, on one occasion whom dis
patches had been received which could
not safely be made public, remarked
to his colleagues in the ministry, II
must not speak to-day / shall let ont
the secret" However, little Mr.. Blair
may resemble that powerful and inn
petuous orator in other respects, he
would seem to share his infrmity of
not possessing command Of himself
when borne on by the tide Of utter
snce. In the Cooper Institute speech
Mr.. Blair's mind sprung leak; what
passed through tho opening is sufii-
Gent to sink the Lincoln ship, cargo
and all. His parenthetical revelation,
which gives a glimpse into the heart
of "honest Mr.. Lincoln, related to
General Mcclellan, and was in the
following words: "A quondam chief
of the Union army--one whom 10 the
last believed to be true to the cause
in which his country is embarked,
and, / may add, whom the President
held to be patriotic, and had concer-
ted with General Grant to bring again
into the field as his adjunct if he
turned his back on the proposals Of
the peace junto at Chicago" World.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-12
THE ELECTIONS
CONNECTICUT.

The more we hear Of the town cleo
tons in Connecticut, the more encour-
aging the results prove to have bcen
for the democratic party. Not only
have the democrats carried a large
number Of towns which have previ-
ously been carried by the republicans,
but they have greatly diminished tho
majority against them in the towns in
which their candidates were not cleo
ted. AT this rate, the State will go
for Mcclellan and Pendleton, irrespec-
tive of the increased democratic vote
which the Presidential election will
bring out. Of the fifty-five towns al
ready heard from, thirty have been
carried by the democrats, and in the
others the democratic vote is much
larger than that of last year.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-10-12
CHANCERY ORDER.

CtTATE OF MICHIGAN-TESrn JupIciAL
bCCiRcuIr--In Chaneery. ro
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the Coun-
~ Of Saginaw, in Chancery Mt the City Of Sagi-
nav, on tho twenty-sixth day Of July, A. d.,
1864 rh ra
Mary Drake Il Enthusiastically appearing by
rs affidavits that the process for
Aipheus Drake. >the appearance of the said Al
pbeus Drake has been duly issued, and that the
same could not be served by reason Of his con-
ccalment within this State. On motion Of John
Moore, Solicitor for the Complainant tits ordered
that the said Defendant appear and answer to the
Bill Of Complaint 6led in this causo, within three
months from the date Of this 0rdsy or in default
thereof, that the said Bill Of Complaint be taken
~ confessed BY the said Defendant And 1t Is
further ordered that within Twenty days, said
Complainant cause copy Of this Order to be
published in the East Sagina,r Courier, news
paper published and circulated in said County Of
Saginaw, and that said publication be continued
once in each week for six successive weeks; or
that she cause copy Of this Order to be person.
ally served on said Defendant Mt least Twenty
days before the time prescribed AS aforesaid, for
his appearance. VIM. J. L0yELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Saginaio County, Mich
GEoBeE SCHMIDT, Register.
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