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PROPOSALS.
CE OF SUBSISTENCE DEPART

4 lfFlCE OF SUbolSIBNCE DEPART
FoEr DrLAwlRr. Del, November %, 1885,
sealed Proposals, in duplicate wiz be received at tha
TO- 1854 lat which time they WIN be oponod) for furnishing
FRESH BEEF
for three months 10 be delivered at the expense Of the
tractor, IN such quantities as may from time 20 time Os
required, and on such days rs the Commanding omes
Thc be good quality of cattle, weighing not es.
thaR (O) hundred pounds dressed neck shanks ana
Kidney tslow excluded. The beef Of bulls stays oxeR
The Of Tor bsefto BE- delivered
H. - "a a, ~ f,nrth Serrebra ,ins and the hresst
trimmed down The shanks Of the fore quarters TO be cut
on four uche above the knee Joint and Of the hind
ters eight inches above the gambel hoeA joint Ths
beet 10 be furnished In equal proportions OF lore and hind
ThC Government win claim the right to reject the whole
any OF the beef which may be Of quality
Inferior to that required by tht contract.
ten guarantee OF Two responsible persons As follows
we-et the County Of "a state ,d, q =. 40 hereey
with Of his therl proposition.
aud should lbs Cor the) proposition be accepted he ler
theTe,yh and we are prepared become his securities.
6lynp good aud sufficient bonds for Its falalrneAi
the oeia certificate Of the CLERK Of the nearest District
Court q the UIited States District Attorney TO oe an
me Government reserves TO Itself the right reject any
or al bids considered unreasonable
Payments be made At the eXplfat6h Of each month 10
such FUNDS as may be hand; none on hand. 10 bs
made a. soon rs received. - =
Fresh Reef" and addressed 10 Captain GILBERT -
CLABR United states No.nnteers, Fort Delaware DsiA-
~ rid ,sin The nHne OF Arm thelr and ,hste
post ooe address appear OF they VIII not be eoa-
EaS6 persou or member Of a irm ohering = pro
pos Al must accompany bT oath OF Segiance 70 the
United states GOyeTnment,h ne hAs not already ef ons
III All bidV not Complying strictly with The terms Of this
adv enlistment will be rejected a q ,t ApV
1o-q9t Captain U. 3. YOls.
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nov producing some so EAERELs PER DAY. This well
Is Oft Uost reliable, ard has been Iay lcreasAs
ana the suus Vt % la, proved tue fact that Cherry Kun
property is among she most reliable arI productive Ia the
VI l3,On.
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Tho entre land interest twelve sores Cherry Ran
about thrue-ourths OF u'le above the Reed Well This
property Is vel located, being all boreabe, aud FIVE
WELLS are now being drilled ~ It, TWO OF which are
completion, and according lhe leases granted tNE
MORE WELLS 70 bs commenced On the property
within one hundred days nom November I, 1861 This
Interest Is expected to ha yed OF the Company
" largo amount,
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JERSEY WE'LL.

Now producing about so BARRELS PER DAY. This IS
one Of the largest Flowing Wells on the Creek.
In ot No. &c, on which I situated IL RErLLE WILL. The
HYDE AND IiG BERT FARM
70 ACKNOWLEDGED to be Of The best producing farms in
the whole regi0a.
The following remark, are taken from the financial
ejiumnB Of the PhadolpE Press OF November l6 lsGl
The excitement IN OH stocks Is st increasing and tho
prices Of some OF the producing companies have materially
advanced We notice uc compaies situated on the hyde
and Egbert farm, which considered OF the best
Oh Grgek, having rapidly adyarce within the last few
days This Is owing 20 some large wells having been
lsely struck this property, howiug about thou
sand barrels per day, and lowing hundred bar
0is day The en- Ire yield Of this farm IS now between
1ueen hundred and two thousand barrels day, and
s1mo OF the companies located the 'MRpe Shade,
hyde farm, Rock 'Egbert,' and Mineral have
La' theft incomes doubled BY the above wells going
down on hs iRr Of which tie largest oil Creyoe
!-t tGucd Is aid % have Zen sirsCA.'
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--Mtnsfeld Mountain, in Vermont has been
lately remeasured, and the "ehin" found to be
-four thousand three hundred and eighty-nine
feet above tidewater.
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HYDE AND EGBERr TAES
REED WELL.

Tie sCyen.s ll-D UO.a Is in!orast two acre, aud
,ss,ogu pa,go5 on Cbcig Run On which IS situated the
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GETTYSBURG WE'LL,

whsh now being dn led Deeper, a, the tools which had
been fast arc ron owed, aud on the Indications large
yield is expected.
IT. lot ho.l5, which DrepGystlous are being made 70
sink well.
10 ~ No.l9. This lot particularly well situated ad-
iclui'g tho 10: No. ~, which situated ba Flow
tus Wen
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STAR OIL COMPANY. OF PHILADEL-
IIlI, NTITITH 7 0TTITTW -NTT.
TiT A rUIU.
sAMptI. X, PHILLIPS,
aIH.rH. al NV


The property Of i Company consists OF The following
valuable Tracts OF Land situated In hcnRng9 county
lUuusy yyaDR'--
zen acres on "HOEsE CREER, having large font on
both sides 4 shd creek,
1his pE9peGy was reseTvcd b. t4e orSnN ovno-s ont
oiuue OF Tic LARGEST LAhD SALES M dc IN Ncnsugn
county uCe the discovery Of on possessing superior
Indications which believed 30 DO unsurpassed Dy any
territory IN This region.
Six and mrec-guNrtcrs tGA) Acres, or the Allegheny
river adjoining Morse Creek, aud Ia tue Immediate
Cinity q MANY WELLS now In successful operation II
is s!so opposite the celebrated WHEELER, PHILLIPS,
and Othtr wells,
1he properly Of this Company Is owned In FEE SIM
PIE, and IL nearly an LEGAL and BONABlE territory
There about OSE ACRE properly leased, which
thercis we'll trc owners being entitled 10 ONE.fOuRFu
on the oil as ROYALTY.
Contracts have been made for the Immediate develop
mCnt Of both tracts, a1d Engine Tools and qcoassary
machnery for that purpose Is now o. The Ground and In
course OF erection.
Tho number Of Shares TO consist OF TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND. The subscription T. leo Of the stock Is
uEci Al ONE DOLLAR Pc. SHARE, htll paid ana so
assessment,
FitCen ThouBart DblU3 have bCen reserved by ths
original Owrer5 Tor d0vgloplrr property,
Tao subscription Book S now open ~ the Store Of
SAMUEL X PHILLIPS, Dos. 30 aud o.. & EVEHTd
Street, tll-gS6t. SAMUEL ALLIES, secretary.
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THE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.

CAPlIAL'.''.'.'..'''' SiOO,OO
10000 SHARES........,PARV VALUE $1,000
PREsIDENT-JyuN ALIEN ASDTR,
TREASURER-JOHN ". TORRfH.
sECRETARY-WM $. LANE.
DIRECTORS.
A, @. CATTELL, Presd5U. Corn EN,tShge National
Bank, Philadelphia.
LDWAED O. JAMES, Of lle ayg5e 5f-AonS5 Elclsrt-
son Co, Philadelphia
JOHS ALEXANDER, NJ. 1888 Arch street Phil,ds
DAVID VAEDERYERE No .)3 4 tn. ecnt4 street,
Philadelphia.
j. II. LYDAT, Ifusburg.
K. Il. POETEE, NJ. H., WimtastDI.
Nm. :. LANE, Phladsi MS
Omoe No. l4S 8. FOURTH E-rree,
PHILADELPHIA
The property Of this Company consists Of on Laud.
Leases ana Ground Rent Royalties OF Az re
OIL produced on tho "a. Buchanan Farm" OF Greek.
And also the oil and -,sround deposits IN two hun
ired oflardOu Fast Hickory creek ensngs county
P5unsy lyRniA.
There are about one hund aJ aaI ity surveyed OIL lots
on the "A Buchanan Fam" over EiEty Of which ag5
leased to rstoass operators. Seventeen wells nov
producing oil several are u0~ boi1g tested with good
prospects and twenty iarty being bored st various
etsRes OfproTcss.
As q sold promising Inv ,gmeut iued number cf
nu raid shares OF $40 per uarc may DO aDod ct 81
cac. upon application 70 'agor Ae an.cor, or At the
office Of the Company
TIE prospectus, contsions : description OF tia Com
pany's property can be obtained at he office. llo5lm
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Office, No GA MARKET St Phladelphi

Office, No 3l4 MARKET St Philadelphia,
Nol Awtll on on Crcok, now puspns 10 barrels per
Hog Wei on 0u Creek now over 700 feet deep, with
large SLOW q OIL Near tls g the Corn Planter We'll,
Nod wci on Oi Greek SO fcst deep now ready for
tubing win splendid show OF Oi evefy prospect Of pro-
No.1 DC aOh interest In tract OF five hundred acres
on INC hlesLeny fycri all wells row psmpng afy bas-
uesT ac Of river 'front.' all good boring erfory
No G Eight git ha acre, @ IN S alnRi bend on the Ale
odsGs vo, tbs raci @ de9SoRs s RGRsd od
subscriptions arc now being RECEIVED and large por
Information can be obtained al the Oice oil the COmDauy,
now At No. ga MARKET sueet II .6-lst
GOAL OIL,
And OTHER INCORPORATED COMPANBs,
osu be supplied at loves, Dash prices with
CEEtlt iCAEh ul STOCK,
sfOCK IEbGEps,
BiYIREGb BOOKS, SC. sc. SC.
iu ss'ogGslt Or samples On hand i3f sgIeo9ssTs 70
We PERRY, Manufacturing statiORer
u25-sw s.W. corner EoUETH and RACE SITS.
DITTSBURG AND BOSTON
PErRoIEyM coNPANY.
Oapital, S40O, ,OOO-Par. S. Per Share.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $3.50 PER SHARE,
FOR FULL-PAID STOCK AND NO FURTHER
ASSESSMENTS.
Tie property OF this Company consists Of the following
valuable .
FEE SIMPLE
Territory, extensive !easeb0lds, PRODUCING WELLS,
Wells going down and nearly Anshed;-
No l. About 20 (hy) Acres Cherry Tree Run IN tEle
SIMPLE, boIg able land buhc ent % sinh FIFTY WELLS
Hayes Faru) on OIL Creek bounded IN part by the cee-
bratod Story Farm, sc. &c ,,.,,-.,-
No B. Lease perpetual (g9 yoars) on wash McClntock
Oil Creek-3h acres, all hat very valuable, howms and
10 3. wild Cat' Flowing Wen about 20 barrels per
day, on wash. MsClntock Farm The Company owns
the WHOLE working Interest to this we' engine iaAs,
No T. "Calr57nia Well No J o on on Creek down coo
feet, an ready rotuOe 2hs wen has flowed 40 barrels
f&o. T. "CaHarnla Wen, No2 ON on Greek down nearly
Ss j. Lease perpetual 90 yeasy % acres on Creek
all hA containing the above WaAsi Win hHeen-hofie
engine tanks derEicks, e1sAe hoHsSs ..s on cyesk
so, Lease perpetual f95 leArs) on "a bees ~
M a.. & nay and m enc Wen % 19g y ~ ~ ''' 'n
gseLfng ~ teis Ne1 sH9 lS4ssi ssii.stpvED FOR WORK
ZEN THOUSAND ShAkkS iT. Ei.9l-i'FAD iNA' WYNN
pcoes for orrcrytt subscripfion are now open az our
o'icc for lew days ony when closed the stoek 70 30
placed ON e regular b9soa AnS & 1Ie'i1l1 @ s5I5a
COarlsY, when Il is expected the shares VIII largey
advance An further inform ton win prospseises' can
ComI any lgih the actual large interests must make u
faVOTte asa secure Investment =, 4, ,,rc,,
No "A FArQuh6r Buildings, WALNUT, below THIRD,
PHILADELPHIA Agency.
LEONARD AANLEi,
No. IS BEAVER street, New York Agency,
SPENCER, villa CO., Bankers,
ulg Boston Agency.
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WARRINGTON AND WALNUT BEND
OIL COMPANY.

CAfiIAL''.'''...'.. 100000.
lOO,OoO SHARES. S...''........,..'..s.S5 Each.
Subscription Price. ic0...........,..........
10000 Shares Reserved rs Working Capital.
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ETFRK's OFFICE, COMMON CoUNeE.
1 PHu. ADELFHIA, December 2. 1854.
In pursuance Of the annexed resoutos the following
o'N' '"'''N uAN ORDINANCE
CREATING A LOAN TO PAY ChaIAIN DLf!SLkN-
Is berty pubshed 10 accordance with tue Rct Of Assem-
ny lor PuDle n4'o'u WM. y. SMALL,
Clerk OF Common Couasl
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ROYAL PETROLEUM COMPANY


hOL EhAAVhhDm NVML al l.
ZOO,OOO SHARESa
WORKING Copita4. ReS. 900.
syBsCup7IlN pBrcR. ESQ rER SHARE.
Ti{s ContnAny Own ths Following Interests,
-, ii, ,..,.,,,,,s '''''
SMITH FARM
On Allegheny ryo, Eve mile. s,,~ ne iowa Of rrsntln.
HUBls5' WE'LL,
rJv producing THIRTY l])) EAEET-s DAILY. h,f Dt
mose wells arc now being erected, and operations will At
nls S',a Sand to b, m,hi' s,odaoy' Tho new we'll
csr,niny ,I,t, ,eo, -, , sr, ,
t-,,,,r. ~ -. :. 80, -. ,, ~, ''s, -
o., sshth frsa ip,,re,tts ,Nthe oil obtained In
t,a,s m Tia
II NTCF,TThyyrOCvr r-AuHr
-
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BLANKET STORE,
o2s-am 8. L. corner SISIII sud ARCH Streets.

IO0 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.-lO3.-
lOsO Second door above Arch. Great Reduction In
our immense stock Of Staple and Faneysl trimmings,
pn;ing TIE best and most fashionable assOrt-
Inent OF Ladies Dress Cloak Trimmings, oma-
men's and Buttons OF our make and Im-
p0TtatiOn, Silk and Merino Scas, ali styea Of
sk and Chene Head Dresses Ne;ts cheaper than else
where; Bugle Gimps aud Bllg Buttons Cloth I-rUo aud
sLk Cloves Kid Gloves 0i the hes. 'ers, lacs ana
Goaled Nr anaws and cart Rgrtersa an widths Fancy
BhcE ana side Combs silk Belt Ribbons Jet, Steel and
Git Bet buckles, ClOek TosEels Of an col0rs and
sIesi Maic Rninp1 OF an siZgs and styles at greatly
Enpced Prices WooNen Goods, as SuntagF, Nubgs,
Hoods Ladies, Childrens, and Misses Stockings at tho
cheapest prices Hair Rolls, Waterfall Rolls, ana Water
fnl Nets Of Improved methods Black and White
Laces Of all grades and styles Black and Coloed Velvet
Ribbons great variety az reduced prices Ladie8 and
Gens Aeckues In great variety, extremely eneap, 6e,
Ladies come one and an and convince yourselves fore
buying elsewhere, that Is well worth to o own Interest
70 purchase your Trimmings AZ the Cheap Store of Will
LIAM LONNERs1A ADTER, No. l63 N. EIGHTH Street
Second door above Arch, next tO the corner. IO-8
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PEMBROKE OIL COMPANY.
VeaauGO County. Pcnn,yIyania.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS lP
Pennsylvania.
q n PIT AL ST OCIK.
100000.
10000 suArEs AT o. A suRH. PUN ram.
Working Capital Reserved ror Dewiop-
meuI. $4,000.
rrr,-essr-tLTnBD uUBr. Flo
.4.r,1io-r-.-EpwAsp snfrFEN u.s
5r-urNu Asp TaE,sosts
THoAAS " EVANS
DIRECTORS
ttr ALFSsn aoHg. PhAds,p'is, P.o-tisot ,t tbs H-n
~ WILLIAM HOUSTON. M. 10 s. water ,bssL
Fhraoeghit.
Mr. EDwARD suiPFEN. Z eo.,,r o. sis,b ,1d wa
nut street PhDsdNobi,.
Mo THOMAS W. EVANS 70. 80 CbNnut stroe, PhIs-
dlpila.
NJ p. ". BAuEY, N, sis Cssru, trc,t, rai,de,pei.
Mr, biLL BUROWIli, FiusburE, IA.
br. n. EUSH BEADtCED, Nov Brighton, Pa
bs =. l.. CARNAGH tB, Traaidc-t Of Com Planter OF
Company. Allegheny City, "a.
Hr. WILLIAhi o HuGHARC, Fi.tsb1rg, Pa, Secretary
All Treasurer oi Tl,tsDurs ana Connss lie Esiirosd.
Tho Co1usay ovv in Zee sinriv gl5 acres Of gs bssl
OIL geIlogy uu ue rg' bsIt on Acgbeny gysf nssr
Oh CITY With prod Wen and saoihor nearly oou-
plct,t, VITA railroad tuRpho. aud rYer asctsl % ths
property.
F,rpsHCuaB, see Trolqcctg,, 90 be .jlod with any Of
the E.let,G.. at che once, roy
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THE CALF GREEK OIL COMPANY
OF WEST yIkCINIA.

'IHh OAbE Uhhbh JILL UUME an
OF WEST YIECISIA.
Capital. III ,OOo,ooO. share-, 100000
PAR VALUE, so.
sUBscEPTtoE PRICE, paid ln rru..,..S2 cope, Share.
RESERVED WORKING CAPITAL .,,.........,.SiOOgO.
PsKdDESr-JAhLs MCCUTCHEoS.
sucprrARr AsD TEEAsUFE,-WlILGAh BRICG.
Dmrcrors.
{4Es faH dkRI9 dAkGRGI99TcHAoN II GI5RP q aPAhi Ms ppEs
WILLIAM BREGEs BHTHspv = nj n f6,fn = GRAHAM
Counting House Of MessTs. McGCTCHEON 4 GoIiISs,
Subscribers, upon entering their names win be required
pay hy per cont Of their subscriptions, tue baauco in
sixty days, when the certificates Of stock VIII be readylor
delivery. .,.-.-,-,., a.,
greatest by Of the most experienced oil men and
Geologsts OF the country, aud consist ofFirst About
one well In which they have Just struck Oh. This weu,
IN the opinion q cur superintendent aS wen as an eXpe-
Wen, rs h hoNs oil now at Intervals twenty Zee. above
hity barrels per day suHcisnt, t IS believed, to pay
Handsome dividend on tho whole capital We are now
awaiting the arrival OF necessary machinery to WORK ihe
second IS a tract of hundred owned In fee by
Third E Iact ofltO acres, on a twenty years lease,
subject 10 one as oil territory ana s N close proxmitS
to the Horse Neck and lawson Run territory and 70 ny
these Is prose with ylg9 and on ra2t No 1--WE ave
For more nIll information sec prospectus, AZ -
" Messrs. MCCUTCAE1N COLLINS,
u-qO.gw No. 24OG NJ FRONT Street,
OIL, MINING, COAL, AND OTHER NEW
" COMPANIES.
We are prepared to furnish New Corporations with AL
the Books they require at short notice and low prices OF
arst quality An styles OF Binding.
L-PLAlE CERTIFICATES or STOCK.
IITHO6RAPHED DO DO
TRAHSFER BOOK.
ORDERS or TRANsFER
sTOCK LEDGER, - ..
STOgK IEDaER BALANCES,
RFCIgTTR or CAPITAL StOtk.
BROKFRS' pETTi LEDGER,
ACCOUNT or SALES,
Di' 'i''--'N MOSS 4 CO.,
Blank Book Manufacturers and sationers
u.Is-I 10. t3s cHEsSUT ss1sI
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DAUPIIIr AND COLORADO
GOLD MINING COMPANY.

ooAR5FRap NJ grArz Or rzspsrtvAuA.
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HOLIDAY EsENTs.
OLA RLES DUN MIG.
NO. 8I2 CHRSNJT STREET.

CHARLIE UMMIG,
no. Sl2 CHEsNUT STREET,
Bees leave inform hts esteemed customers that hii pro.
sent stock OF
FANCY GOODS AND Toys
surpsses that Of any former Importation Having Sc
lecicc with care every article hnseC lie can truly say
there no similar establishment IN tho country that
compare with his. As 10 ptces, Ecr hts goods fton
the hrsi manufacturers and artists In Europe those dcal-
es VINO buy ffom the impC hero 10 SOL again
tainy rot compete With lim or the tOlowtng good he
kcert 20 arrc variety Hnd In such entirely styles
A. no oler store 10 this cit, Offer
LADIES WORK HOMES.
JENELRY, ODOR, AND GLOVE BOXES.
kECtSSANEs FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
FANS, PARIS GILT AvD BHJNLS GOODS
rARIAh WAHE-BOHENIhN GL ass.
NASE~. OF FINEST ANTtQUE AND MODERN
Cl1lFkN-flNEST ENGLISH WAIkINg CANES.
ChlCkLT AND AVCaFKN IMPLEMENTS
FANCY lEA1UNH Y GOODS.
LADIES BAGs-ONER TWENTY DIFFERENT
KINDS
CNNNs. roCRrr-HOoEs CIGAR CASES.
IuESES AND rOETMUNhAIES
GAArs or ALI. KINDS.
(H IS, DONuNOES, EOTTOTg
CAMON EOArIS
RAOATEILE AM TIyOLT
~ 1Olb-1is department is complete u every varlety
known, with many novel things never before Imported
"s, very arfe variety, ~ every kIrl kuo trptr
This store. sur asses u uyHulY sud tasteful dressing any
hng known here and in Europe, Tul, rs 40 Idle boast.
laots should gu and see tHcm. u-3o.y}.
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nR srmNrn OK THE FLORIDA c,sr.
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nls COMPANY Own s6e Following Interests
SMITH FARM.

re,'o,ir' vo'is Interest ra ASA % ,s-'' ,o r,'
" tbs ccie1tst,1
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CAPITAL STOCK. $1,000, 900
100000 shNres-Pas yunc, g.,
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KEYsToNI WE'LL, NO. "

Lately sfuoS, Il Is expected .1St iLIg, d0wlns well will
be obtained on this lot.
In lot Dos. This lot Is situated between lots aud .
iuoTn "a the "keys;one Leases which have proved
themselves 70 be tae very beat territory On this lot Is
situated tae
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in tho condi-
IL tons Of certain Mortgage, executed ny
Sanford l.. Richardson and Mary his wife Of
Saginaw County, Michigan, 70 Ira Davenport OF
the State Of New York, dated the twenty-third
day of May, A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixty
two, and recorded July first, A. ID eighteen hun
drcd and sixty two in the Office OF the Register
Of Deeds for the County OF Saginaw, In the state
OF Michigan, in Liber H. Of Mortgages, ON pages
639 and 639 upon which Mortgage there Is claim
Cd 10 be due, ut the date Of this notice, the sum
of five hundred and scyenty-f five dollars and
ninety seven cents, and no suit or proceedings at
law having fsen instituted TO recover any part
thereof, Notice Is therefore hereby given that ON
Wednesday the fifth day Of April next, ut twelve
o'clock noon, shall sell at Public Auction, to the
highest bidder, (sale to take place nj the front
door of tho Saginaw County Circuit Court House,
In the City Of Saginaw tho promises contained
In such Mortgage, Tor so much thereof as shall be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount due on sucn
Mortgage, with ten per cent. interest and Legal
costs together with an Attorney fee OF NIFTY dol
lars. covenanted for thorein,) that Is TO say tho
following piece or parcel Of land situate In Sag
inaw County, Michigan, viz Lots or Fractions
one and two Of fractional, Section twenty -six, IN
Township eleven North, Of Range six East, con
tanning eighty and ninety one-hundredths acres
land more or less. -
Dated Detroit, November 30th, A. d. 1861.
IRA DAVENPORT, Mortgages.
WIN. j. WATERMAN Attorney lawl36-2It
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COLONEL MOORE.

Col. ORLANDO III. MOORE, of the
o5th Mich. Inf.--to whom Prentice
of the Louisville Journal so gracefully
knocked under after his memorable
fight with the rebel General, Morgan,
July 4, 1s63--is undoubtedly one Of
the bravest and most efficient of all
the brave and efficient officers Michi-
gan has sent to the war. A cores
pendent in the 23d Army Corps thus
goes into rapturcs over his bravery
and gcneralship on the occasion of the
recent battle at Franklin, Tennessee !.
"My God, Fred, l wish that you
could have seen Col. Moore ride up and
down our lines IN the midst OF tnal
fight at Franklin. / have seen pic
lures of such deeds of daring and OF
generalship, but never expected to
see them all thrown into the shade as
they were by Col. Moore on that even
ing. AS he swept along brandishing
his sword over his head, he spoke to
us as cheerfully as though sitting in
safety at home. Were l to attempt
to describe him those not present
would call me bewildered. Such a
general as is Col Moore in every emer-
gency, we nerer had.
1 am not personally acquainted
with him and have nothidg TO bias
mo but always when he has been il
command of our division or brigade
L have been wonderfully one"osad a
him."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

there came the thoughts of how shall
we come out of this; thousands of us
to cross narrow bridge, and the foe
charging and charging again. Final
ly the struggle became less fierce, tho
order came to prepare to move;
trembling with cold, we distributed
our ammunition, and with packs upon
our backs moved out in the smoke,
leaving our Captain Garland in charge
of the gallant few who were to re-
main and keep mp appearances. II
was like last parting with them.-
When We reached the main street OF
the town we met tho whole OF our
glorious host oil silently moving on to
cross the bridge. Some traitor had
fired n building near which we passed,
no doubt for the purpose of exposing
our movements to tho enemy, but the
smoke Of the battle impenetrably COW
cred the whole earth, and We were
invisible. Some of our wounded were
left in the hospital and some brought
to this side of tho Harpeth and lef
upon its banks. One young man lef
his father there MORALLY wounded
Our dead lay there, and wo movet
swiftly on. w. A. Il.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-12-14

NAVAL Force ON THE LAKEs.--The
Presidents recommendation of an in
creased naval force on the lakes will
undoubtedly DO concurred in by Con-
gross, the reasons therefor being so
fully apparent, more especially in view
of the recent decision Of the Canadian
Courts in the case of the st. Adams
raiders-the prisoners having been
set at liberty on the ground of a want
Of jurisdiction-that no one will ques-
ton the absolute necessity Of proper
preparation for the defence Of our
border and the lake marine. The
President says in his message:
In view of the insecurity of life in
the region adjacent to the Canadian
border, by recent assaults aud tivprr-
dations committed by inimical and
desperate persons who are harborod
there, it has been thought proper to
give notice that after the expiration
of six months, the period condition
ally stipulated in the existing ar
engagements with Great Britain, the
United States must hold themselves at
liberty to increase their naval arma-
ment upon the lakes, if they shall find
that proceeding necessary.