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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
Great outrage In DaYtou-Che office
of the Empire Riddled

Another of those acts of lawlessness and crime
which have become so frequent. and which indi-
cate how entirely the public mind has become de-
mOraliZed and debased, took place in Dayton
yesterday. number of furloughed soldiers
went to the Office of the Empire, the Democratic
organ, aud rdded it. Although the leader of
these men assumed the entire responsibility of
the act, it is not difficult to see behind him the
real authors. The soldiers have derived their
information of the Empire from the misrepreseu
ta:ions of the abolition leaders, and were un
doubted, instgated by them to the commission
of an that the latter were too cowardly them
selves 10 perform
We do not think any commentary is needed
upon such acts as this. Every calm and rational
man can see where they leld, and can discover
the seeds Of violence that they sown, in the
community. which will produce. ere long, most
bloody and destructive fruits.
Ii is very certain thar all such acts of mob
violence, of outrage upon freedom of speech
and OF the press, strengthen the party against
whom they are directel--the Democratic organi
cation. which it IS vainly supposed can be crushed
out by them. We warn the gentlemen of the
Republican patty OF this fsct They are allow
ing policy to be pursued that is covering them
with shame and disgrace. and which the tide of
time will never eface from the pages of history.
These viole3t and outrageous attempts to de
strOy the liberty of the DeInpcrat press when
the Republicans have TO our one in the State
and country only shows the desperate straits
their party is driven to, and will awaken the IA
tural and patriotic emotions of every true lover
of liberty throughout the land. 1t will, as sure
as there is a Jus, God. recoil with terrible reiri
button upon the heads of the real authors. There
is instructive love of justice in all men.
matter how much they may be prejudiced in the
hour of passion, that will. in their reflective
moments. condemn all such infamous acts
1t is a policy that tends but too surely to the
overthrow Of all the guarantees OF lfe liberty
and property, by which we have been surround
ed, and surrender up to unrestrained anarchy
and license Gin Euq
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
HOUSE
WASHINGTON, March 4.

The day was devoted TO speech making.
Mr. Baldwin, OF Massachusetts. spoke Of the
doctrine of State rights as a mere instrument 10
break down nationality.
Mr. Boyd, of Missouri, made speech in reply
to Mr.. Blair He mantained that the Radical
members were the true representatives of the
Urion sentiment Of that State. and the President
bad said to him. "if the threats of either the
Conservative Claybanks or those Of the Radicals
had to be cat. he would spare the Radicals"
Mr. Voorhees,, of Indiana. said: The Ameri-
can Republic is diving, Tor under the present
Administration Justice is no. longer established,
nor are the blessings of liberty secured TO the
citizen
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

disasters Of Pope's campaign. And the admin
istration, by the removal of General Mcclellan
in the fall of 1862. caused directly the massacre
at fredericksburg. the greater massacre at Chan
cellorvile, the advance of Lee into Pennsylvania,
where the country was saved by the stubborn
qualities Of our soldiers, and Lees eventual Is
cape across the Potomac. which gave another
year OF existence to the rebellion. All. this the
administration has done: but il has not given an
effective blow in the East towards the destruc-
ton of the Confederaey since Gen1. Mcclellan
was sacrificed to the clamor Of the radicals"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
HOUSE
WAsHISsroS. Marcl

The private calendar was considered.
The contested election case of Mr.. Rice and
Mr.. Sheppard came up.
Mr.. Dawes spoke in favor of Mr.. Rice and Mr.
Sheppard, contestant, replied in bis own his own
behalf
A vote taken, and Mr.. Rice was declared
entitled to his seat.
Adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07
FnoM WASHINGTON.

sole Abe" Seeking recollection a
Joker-RidicuIe of his Pretensi0ns
by the Soidiers-PositIons OF the
Lincoln, Chase and Fremont Fac
tions, &c, &C., &c. rt
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-07

Colonel STREIeHT, of the 5lst Indiana, who
made his way out of Libby Prison by the famous
under ground passage, arrived at Fort Monroe on
the Oath of February, in company with the fol-
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DILLIARDS KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PBOPL
ID that ". II. GRIFFITH offers for sale the only true 81
reliable combu alton cushions invented Call ut
factory and them. Second hand Tables, In fine orde
for sale 81 bargain, 81 LAG Fulton street.
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Excursion or the American Medical So
ctety 20 the Government Hospitals.
The American Medical Association, which has Just
finished ss annual convention went Grand
yesterday and visited all the governmest hospitals In
New York Harbor. The hour appointed for the starting
OF ths party half past eight O'Clock In the morning
but owing TO some mistake the boat engaged for tho
ercursion-the Thomas r. way-did not leave her dock
until after eleven o'clock The excursion party quite
Sarge. numbering two hundred more ladies' and
gsssicmen. smons whom were Or. Frank Hamilton. Dr..
John r. Garrish, Dr. A. H. Hon and DR.. john 0'Rislly
hc nrss place visited Davids Island the hospitals
which found be 10 the finest condition. Over
nh<ss Thousand sick and wounded soldiers from Al pars
OF tbs Union provided for In the various wards IN
esySs which private hospital IN the werh perhaps
Gan equal thirty surgeons, undev the abts seperiu
As~dssss ~ IN. Wares webster United ssates Army,
arc = abundance % the pstsns assisted by over four
huu1rcd surees. The pa vions, wards, are 10 the
snoss cleasly and comfortable condition, and the
poor sc6ses sesmsd 70 be vel satahcd With their treat
ses - Huapssta TAX haapiaAi y entirely under the
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commissions from this Assestatisu.-
., hsa s1Sp brig rps s.s o Hen1s
Kennssh; John ToothaEer BRIG Russian Ernst aechmsnn
brig E%ms; Lyman wisxs bark F,o. del Mar Th9mp
Torencs: Tho. Feth.rs,on Smass) Daniel Albert
S Bora.c Rsinrss f,sss :esS sSaa
Miscellaneous.
HARBoR requested call the atten-
the proper authorities daily
River by the anehorng on the
end Of the Battery Of large Of Hight vessels
making navigation for larger craft difficult and hazardous
suggested that the Hsrbor might
obtain the Harbor Police remedy the evil
the steamer passes the spot great many times during
the day.
STEAMSHIP ErSA. Captain McGugan. OF the rnman line
sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
srxAnsnr KANGAROO, Capt Bridgman, sailed yesterday
Queenstown and Liverpool
srxAssHrr ArALAxrA Capt Pinkham, sasd yesterday
LONDON.
srxAsar Lospos Capt Couche. sailed yesterday for
London.
srxAnsHrp rxurosrA. Capt HACK sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Hamburg.
STEAMSHIP MArAszA Capt Liesssang sailed yesterday
New Orleans.
srxAnsar ELECTRIC SPARE Cap. Graham sailed yes.sr.
snIr ALxnA OF Edsarown. which has been lying
s- @s ies she has
Sur CHAxrioS q Edsarown il to be fitted for whaling
rssxrvoop The name Of I've vessel lately launched
MASTERY and others. Of Porisinoath.
yy ss s:sSss e. Sp: sssn
Son msg on Pas terms 70 Be nies for sperm
Of @Psa capt Smith, formerly
Ss,d and ED ;qHx seeS
scHn ELrAsxrn Crosby hence and for Orleans Mass
srysa :. SswpoTs ws inst was leaking badly and
hauled out, pumping ''eP nor 'res sh' mas been
semn cL.nA xynslcs. Inelc2,t from Philadelphia for
n fog Block Island and broke Il
leaking 1000 strokes an hou<.
tween Seg Bes,d snd ~ packet under
STEAMER CIV GRASr tpsw) Al Portsmouth, wiil when
.s s.s :; s.s e sG o% tDrsS her
ouIcx PAssAets--schr Primes Of Wales Mcouinn which
arrived 0oucss.er SIN from surinsm made ihe out.
6 Il. susss passage: y ..ia:
Notice - Mariners.
TIE rcocs * ny Lsh,vsa's vas 'ewed from Nantucket 70
ns. from North Pacific oCesn last from fsicahnano with
Esfss cornsila and J coes..han sd from do lotA
sesoN lopss having taken tsD WIS when dssssSui,
ms.,ns s o. ss,; !. r, ws sa An "a .
u.: on ws. np croD ~ q ana
ssar S:gpso% q sss,usss. va. spoken Jun. il. 81.
ion ~ u. % Gays out with II bbls oil.
Snip KIT Carson. from Fewpss y, fer NYork. June Q.
Americas Ports.
caag.s, ssy sc 20 crs. ,Tharssp L.%phs- Key
Cashon. Baltimore juno l, Crimea, Hchborn, New York;
sd Nav 81 srs. B.s bernard ceoms., Boston, sl..
s'.ss css srr .s sG ss. s, E E'T'f
TsS.p:S. CD I,%IA:, y: r.vo.. n.m.,.r.
@ ws,.
BusIs New drssaI Coins II ~, bsrk ksrriass, Hort
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control Of government ocals and h creAh TO shoss
who have charge The hospitals al Fort schuy Yer
were next and found 70 be II excellent con-
tion fns ,asy next proceeded 70 Fort Rschmond aud
sailed around Forts lafayette and Hamilton inroSsh
the muniAcence 4 Gzrrsh iwo-s iendid ooati us
were the party after the visit TO navd
slara several speeches we're made by Dr. Garrish, Dr.
Hsml ton, Or II n and other geutlemen.
Il the intention OF the governments ~ erect Spacious
transfer hospital on the Battery, which @ii be under
the OF Dr. II. Hof Dire tor OF he Medical ltans
ptaon OF the Department OF tue East snaa building
IL already constructed there, aud abont i've hnndi ed
patents be comfortably accommodated for short
time
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CLEARED.
steamship Etna tBr) McGuigan. Queenstown and Liver
s,eamshIp Edward Hawkins tBr) Prescott. liverpool
Steamship Atlanta CBr), Pinkham. London-Howand a
Steamship Electric spars. Graham. New orieans-Jas
steamship United statss, Share New orleans-J smp
Steamship Carolina Bulky, Bcaufort-Murray Nephew
steamship chesapeake. wflests Portiand-R Crcm
Ship Centurion tBrh Cromwell. Melbourne " Game.
ron.
sSp fsl@ss ssrs Post LissrpeolS DunDina
Shin oysT san Co.
SHIP sssdasky LmeRn Bristol. s.arse., cssrmas g.
Ship Oder tHam, Wirxen Hamburg -Kuihardt 4 Co !,
:, Bark Westward lilo tBr), Williams Sidney. NsW-H !"
marx Tomma: vOss tMscs,. vos. ouesnssowo-Funch
Frey tSrj Greserson, oueens.own-Funca Meluoks
Bark Gutenberg tBrem). Ruscheu, Bremea-H Knop.
Bark Prma Donna lBr,, Sawyer. havans-Jas Ward
Bark Eger ria; Rogers. EIchlsucte,c Adm.
Brig Bertha ksins,erS sT sPszS s.%sns GarsnSsm aud
Lotus s9s
Brig La Cayenne tBr,, Doher.y. Aux Cayes-wiIson
sris Emilia. rfeger Port prlnse-Miller Eoughson
- Brig WIN Allen (Br), subbs Trinidad via PhiadclphiaA
Rrs nr ASsdos FIRTH
Bruce McAuliGe .'''' -'- 80
Bs { Kennedy mos ssT BostSaMesca Duncan
Brg Frederick Eugene, Crockett, Boslon-Wm Brown
ssSr Msry Kelly Z err; Reid, s. 5ago
sesr n cksse. 'boane BaraooaMW Rowe s''
ss hrsfTs r A.
schr Mcintyre tBr), Mcintyre, Chariouetown-C
sehr Olive Matilda (Br). Willard st John. Mp INevius
& GG,ani R0ny0n
ssSr
scsr Ida Merton sns. psrsHsw Rrsy ~, Co.
ssSr Con-
s sssr Is' %es o sao sse
se.r Hudson SON. Harding. chsthsm1J ss,son
schr Relvidere. Bradley New Haven.
New ss Son.
soSD sr Rhess s.S
Steamer MARY Winslow. hayes Tamp'eo-Youngs Co.
ARRIVED
Steamship ~ virsn,a g. Transport Snyder Fortress
sssmshp James Green u transport Young Fort.
res; s0nIGs s 70 c.rt
Fortress s,s,m.s Monroe n e ~
passengers to James Hand
to say 4 IN srs .dss
Win AND a5a
Ship Rochester of BATH. fa,en. Newport &. IS days.
Danish Prneess tBr rooter. Ardro.san, SC days.
INK .a isa1assa' Porto c.se'o. May
hIiS 5nssrpss, Glnde. Naanaas. II days. with
Brig Evelyn CHM tof Belfast, Mel. CHM, sagua II days.
with sugar. to d Brookman Co. Sid In with barks
Milton, and Ocean Eagle. for New York.
Schr Jameson Jameson, Rockland.
6chr Fanny Fern. Saunders. Boston.
Schr iona Cone, Lewis. Boston for Albany.
rss
ss. SsGsia: ssps S, S:5s!a ;sn, 'D''
Schr A Barratt, Cornish, Albany for Boston.
schr ArguA, Crowley, Poushkcepse for sorne<seI
Steamer Jsho Rice (U transport) Samuels, White
House. Is hours. ballast. TO u Qusrternaster.
Steamer Relief BeiloWs Baltimore
Steamer ArtfsAn Kirk Baltimore.
Steamer Monitor. Jones. Pbiladeiphis
Steamer City Of Buffalo. Jones Philadelphia
Steamer Vulcan Morrison. Philadelphia
Steamer Klngnsker. Nys Providence. #s&
BELOW.
One ship, name unknown.
SAILED
10th STEAMERS Baltimore Parthenia Montauk; ship
Bradshaw bnrks Caroline. Rny Hamburg Rhen. Bessis
Ihompscs sprincsck Annts Wood: bries Pennimsn Nor
sasramenio MJohn,on. Z Town, baltimore Morris.
hall. Kidaer. Magnolia, Mapgum, d Warren, Dis
dem, Webb 6eA Bride.
nth-Steamerh Etna Kangaroo London, Atlanta, Teuto
mia, Electric Spark, Natanzas.
Wind At sunset 8.
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1oth-steamers Baltimore Parhsuia Montauk: ship
Bradshaw; barks Caroline. Emily. Hamburg Rhen Bessis
1hompson sprnsbok, Anne Wood: brigs Penniman Nor
thup Psrdey, Anna. schrB Albert Maria, B r Hull.
sasramento; YMJohn.on. Z Town, baltimore, Morris.
dem, J Webb. Sea Bride.
thsssamers Etna, kangaroo, London. AtsaAta. rsute
mia, Electric Spark, Maauzas.
Wind At sunset 8.
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NaAbkxB PARsELLEs, TKnALM PH a. PIG, .s. AMD
rooms sxprsssy os ladies' during connnsmenl
IA 0rWeuw street 4.
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Tho following abstract Of Pennsylvania Coal Company
reports the tonnage for the season. q compared
with the correspopdiur time last year.--
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S HIPPiNG NE w s.
Port OF New York, june IL, 1868.

ALMANAC ySp NEW ronE-ruis DAr
SUN NSHS.. - NOON SKIS ....morn -
SUN ou HIGH NAfhh %
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SAxrRnAy, Juus 1l--6 r. u
The stock maket less strong to-day nearly all
the railroad shares eubmittsA a decline. Compared
with The saes yesterday the st session Of the Board
OF Brokers, Michigan Central advanced y, Alton and
Terre B.ase y, nariposa ~ and Delaware and Hudson
Canal ". Toledo and Wabash sold the same. New York
Central declined ~ Erie Railway I. Erie preferred
Hudson River az. Harlem /, Reading 3k, Michigan
Southern ~ Illinois Central NJ Cleveland and Pittsburg
AZ Cleveland and Toledo an Chicago and Rock Island
g. Pittsburs aud FORT Wayne az, Chicago aud North.
western Ia, Cumberland Coal y, Canton Company TX
and Quicksilver Mining l.
Government stocks frm, the coupons Of 1881 sell
,pr al lsa Interest on tho 1vetweuty coupons 1851
and the one year certificates at e1S.
The shipments Of specie to-day large. Tho Etna
took out 81 2O3 $780, and the Teutona $50 900. Total
81 .2ss $3.50.
The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day AZ follows-
Receipts from customs. 1928 900
Payments 2SS ,2lO
Balance. SO ,t91 ,7y6
subscriptions TO 10 20 loan. 6,l50
The total value OF the importations Of merchandise
other than goods and SPECIE this port during
week ending June I, was s. 956, s46.
The following tables the value OF tho foreign
trade Of the port New York for the month Of April
1884. compared with the trade Of the corresponding
months IN 1863 and 1882
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40 YuposvrroN -rHR nRvKR FAILING MADAM
IN osfARk Eom Europs who we a. born vI,h cs,ursi
sn,s You On pash present and future brinsa ogSther
mos on nnsSsss o. yosr future husbsn ar aSssnt
xsuda Hsr equal 10 NOT 70 be found. CAutsn1sO 600
ssX 81 any one who surpass in her profession
i she tsIl, you Ne name q s person sss you marry
y.ihrd and Twenty fourth ssrestA Meme on We door,
denlaunen not edmitteA.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A DREssMAKER OF ExPERiENcE WISHES TO
work by the day Call At ITO East 10th ST. between
Liyln gston place and Lee av. for Mis- W alsh.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-27
CHANCERY NOTICE.

CTATE OF MrCHIGAN-IS The CIncru
- COURT FOR THE COUNTY or SAeISAw-In
Chdncery.
Henry A Best, Suit pending in the Circuit
rs. Court for the County Of
Ransom winans Ssaginaw, in Chancery at
Louisa p. wnans, Saginaw, on the 10Th day
Jedediah Briggs. Of June, A. d., 1864.
1t appearing by the Affidavit of John Moore,
Solicitor for said Complainant, that said Defend
ants, Ransom Winans, Louisa Z. Winans and
Jedeiiah Briggs are not residents Of the State
of Michigan, and that said Ransom Winans and
Louisa L. Winans reside in the State Of Illinois,
and said Jcdediah Briggs resides in the State of
New 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 a
copy of this 0rdor within twenty days from tho
date hereof, be published in the East Saginap
Courier, Newspaper published in tho City Of
East Saginaw, in Saginaw County, aforesaid and
continued therein once in each week, for six sue
ccssive weeks or that n copy of this order be per-
sonally served upon said Defendants, at least
twenty days before the time herein prescribed for
their appearance j. q. SUTHERLAND,
"a true copy Circuit Judge.
Gro SCHMIDT, Register
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-27

BoUNTrEs.-At a meeting Of the
Common Council held on Monday
evening last, it was resolved to sub
NIT to the people the propriety of is
suing city bonds to tho amount Of
$4,000, to be used in paying volun'
teers. Should this be adopted, the
volunteers will receive from the gov
eminent $500 and from the city 800
We hope this will find favor with the
people, although it will make taxes
excessively high for few years, il
will be better than to have a draft
imposed upon us, and many families
thrown upon the city for support that
are now in comfortable circumstan-
ces. We cannot imagine any worse
evil than draft, unless it be the re.
election of Lincoln.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-27

EARLY CLosING.-The clerks Of this
city have had meeting and taken in
itiatory steps towards inducing their
employers to close their respective
places of business at seven o'clock in
the evening. A large number of the
merchants have agreed to enter into
the arrangement, but others decline,
and probably the whole scheme will
therefore fail. The movement is in
the right direction, and would be a
large benefit to all parties under or
binary circumstances, but while so
large portion of our population are
engaged in mills and silt works, and
are unable to leave their work until
six o'clock, it would be very great
inconvenience to them to have places
of business closed at SO eearly an hour.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-27
SHERIFFS SALE.


BY virtue ct writ Of feri tdcias issued out Of
the Circuit Court for the County of Saginaw and
state OF Michigan, in n cause wherein Solomon
d. Bliss, William G.. James and William. X.
Bliss were plaintiffs and Humphrey Shaw and
0rsamus Doty defendants TO me directed and de-
liyered and now remaining in my hands against
the goods and chattcls lands and tenements Of
Humphrey Shaw and 0rsamus Doty, L did, lin
default Of personal property sufficient to satisfy
said execution,) on the 18th day Of March, A. d.
1864, levy upon and take all the right, title and
interest of Humphrey Shaw ono Of said defend
ants, in and 10 the following real estate To wit :
lot number thirteen Ql3) in block number two ~
City Of East Saginaw, Michigan, according to
Hoyts plat thereof, OF record in the Registers Of
fee Of Saginaw county, Michigan. l did also
by virtue of said writ, on the third day Of May
A. ID. 1864 levy upon and take all the right, title
and interest of Humphrey Shaw in and to the
following lands Lots numbered nine ~ and ten
.(l0) in block number sixty four (64) in Glasby a
Gallagher's addition TO the city of East Saginaw,
Michigan, according TO plat Of said addition Of
record in the Registers Office Of Saginaw County,
Michigan, also lot number nineteen (l9) Of the
subdivision Of out lot number twenty-five (22)
Of CLASSIFY, Gallagher's and Titles addition TO the
City Of East Saginaw, Michigan, according TO the
record Of said addition and Of said subdivision
in the Registers Office of Saginaw County, Michi-
gan. l did also the said third day Of May,
by virtue OF SAID WRIT levy upon ana take all the
right title and interest of 0rsamus Doty In and
to the following lands e and of sw I Of
section % town II north Of range 3 east, Michi-
gan. N Of and n Of n ofs ofse !,
section 8, town 10 north OF range 3 east, Miehi-
gan, and lots and in block in the village Of
North st. Charles in Saginaw County Michigan
All of which right. titlo and interest Of tho res
pective parties mentioned in and TO the above
mentioned real estate, shall expose for sale at
public auction TO the highest bidder,as the law
directs, at the front door Of tho Court House in
the City Of Saginaw, on Saturday, July sixteenth
(l6) A. ID 1864, at two o'clock in the afternoon of
said day -
JESSE II. QUACKENBUSH,
Sheriff. Saginaw County, Michigan.
Dated May 20, 1864.
The above sale is postponed to Saturday, July
30th. at the same place, and same hour Of the
day.
JESSE II. QUACKENBUSH Sheriff,
Dated Saginaw, July l6, 1864.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-27

CO The ladies of st. Paups Epis-
copal Society in this city are making
arrangements for Concert and Fair
to be held in the New Hall, Irving
Block, as soon as completed. Mr..
Morn has very generously rendered
them the use of the Hall for the oc-
casion. The proceeds are to be de-
voted towards building the church
which they expect to have completed
before the first of January next
We hope their efforts will be gener-
ously responded to by the public.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-27
Epeal a}lattsrs.
Dredging the River.

The continued low water and the
great difficulty experienced by vessels
in getting up the river as far as East
Saginaw, has been subject of great
deal of talking and planning for sew
eral years. One scheme after another
has beenproposed and finally abandon
ed, and still things were daily growing
worse. On Monday last, pursuant to
a call upon all parties interested in
the matter, meeting of citizens was
held at the Office of G. b. Mott, but
owing to the limited number present,
they adjourned until Tuesday, when
they perfected their organization by
electing V. A. Paine, of Saginaw City,
President, w. S. briggs, of East Sag
NAV, Secretary and G. b. Mott, Treas
urer.
Upon canvassing for tho best plan
to reach all parties interested and to
make the interest in the work as ex-
tended as possible, Michael LETTERS,
Esq, was appointed to make a call
upon each owner of q saw-mill, Salt
block, or other manufacturer Of ex-
ported articles, to ascertain the full
capacity Of each, with the view of tax
ing each according to the following
schedule; and for the purpose of max
ing an approximate estimate of the
amount that can be raised.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-07-27
CHANCERY SALE.

IN pursuance and by virtue Of decree Of the
l. Circuit Court for the county of Saginaw, in
chancery, made ON the eighth day Of June, A. ID.
1861 in n case wherein John Moore, executor OF
the last will end testament of Hiram y Penoyer,
deceased, was complainant and kchrad Il. Fowler
was defenpant.
Notice Is hereby given that shall sell ut pub
lilo as,tion 10 the highest bidder Mt two o'clock in
the afternoon Of Thursday, tho 18th day of August
next, al the front door of tho Saginaw County
Court House, in the city of Saginaw, Saginaw
County, Michigan, the following described piece
or parcel Of land, 10 wit: the north fractional part
of fractional section thirty-four (34) and lot OF
fraction ono Of said section thirty-iour, Gay in
township ten Q0) north Of range five (5) east in
Saginaw county, State Of Michigan.
WIN j. L0VELAND,
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Saginaw County, Michigan.
Dated June 81, 1864.