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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03

PASSED THE BnIDoE.-Ws give be-
low the number of steamboats, and
vessels which passed through the draw
of the bridge opposite this city during
the month of July:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03
PAPER HANGINGs.

Just received, large stock Of excellent WALL
PAPhR, all new and beautiful patterns, which
offer at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. Come and
see them at J. f. FREY's Stationery Store, on
Water street, opposite Silsbces Furniture Store.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03
SOLDIERS.

You ought not to be without such valuable
medicine. Tho Cincinnati National Union, Of
April 24th. says, thot thousands OF our soldiers
have been saved by the use e Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture Price, 80 cents per hottie.
For Sale by Frizzelle brothers, q 4 Hobbs. ani
Druggists Generally. 24S-n6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03

Tar DRoprn in this section still con-
tinues and seems likely to continue to
tbs utter destruction of a very large
portion Of the root vine and field
crops 80 much needed.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03
CHANCERY NOTICE.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Is THE Crncrrr
- Gown. ron rnE COUNTY or SAGrsAw-In
Chdneery
Henry A. Best, Suit pending in the Circuit
rs. Court for the County Of
Ransom winans, Saginaw, in Chanccry Mt
Louisa p. winans, Saginaw. on the Goth day
Jedodah Briggs. Of June, A. D., 1864.
II appearing by the Affidavit Of John Moore,
Solicitor for said Complainant, that said Defend
ants Ransom Winans Louisa p. Winsns and
Jedcdah Briggs are not residents Of the State
Of Michigan, and that said Ransom Winans and
Louisa =. Winans reside in the State Of Illinois,
and said Jedcdiah Briggs resides in the State Of
New York, On motion Of John Moore, Solicitor
for said Complainant II is ordered that said Do
PENDANTS appear and answer said Complainants'
Blu Of Complaint In this cause, within three
months from the date Of this Order, and that
copy of this Order within twenty days from the
date hereof be published in the East Sdginar
Courier, Newspaper published in the City Of
East Saginaw, In Saginaw County, aforesaid and
continued therein once in each week, for six sue
cessivc weeks, or that copy Of this order be pcr-
sonally served upon said Defendants, ut least
twenty days before the time herein prescribed for
their appearance j. q. SUTHERLAND,
CA true copy Circuit Judge.
Gro SCHMIDT, Register.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03
John n. ThoII e. Co.,
Keep at all times at their well known establish
ment, an assortment of
FRESH MEATS
or tho choicest quality, also FUN stock of
SMOKED, DRIED AND PRE-
SERVED MEATS,

OF every description. The almost attention paid
to the preparation Of meats either fresh or cured
Meats delivered in all parts Of the, city free u
charge.
East Saginaw, May 25, 1864 n-25o-y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03
Intelligence Office,
GENERAL AGENCY.


r This Company bcgs leave 10 state TO tho Public
that they have opened m Intelligence Office and
General Agency In Room No. 4, Hess Block,
Three Doors South Of The Post Office
Our motive is to furnish men and holp for all
who may favor us with their patronage. IL men
cannot be found in this vicinity, we propose going
TO Canada and other points in order that we may
he able TO engage all the necessary help that
business men generally require,
Our Terms will be Moderate
p. s. We arc also prepared 70 furnished Fiat
Pine, Square Timber, Lumber and Spiles on the
shortest notice, at Curt Emerson's Bayou, near
n. y. Sears A Co.'S Mill,
q. A. GOULD a CO.
East Saginaw, July, 1864.
CEND your orders for Sheet Music. and you
y are sure to got them, free OF postage, on re-
ccipt Of market price
B.F. cUEESBR0 4 Co.
a SPLENDID LOT Of imported Violins
n bought before the Iaic advance.
ID. f.CHEEsbRo a Co
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03

STATE OF MlCHIGAN--THE CIRCUIT
CouRr ron THE County OF SAGINAW.
Matthias Beyerlein
rs. In Attachment
Adam Held.
IN day Of June, A. d. 1864, a writ Of attach
mont was duly issucd out Of the Circuit Court for
the County Of Saginaw, at the suit Of Matthias
Beyerlein, the above named plaintiff, against the
lands, tcnements, goods and chattles, moneys
and effects Of Adam Held, the defendant above
named, for the sum Of three hundred and FIVE
dollars and fifty-thrce cents, (s305 53) which
A. ID. 1864. VIM A. CLARK,
Attorney for PiainfG
Dated this 9th day Of July, A. ID. 1864 n25s-6w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03

CTATE OF MICIIIGAN--TuE ClRcurr CouRr
- ron the County on .sAcisAw--ia CAsn-
carry
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-08-03

% heGREATEsT NOVELTIES
the will offers the Of Eentp
Greatly rIc u ver
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
!. PURTIaM. AUCTTOSgER
KAGNl lFfrbNP HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
pre-, Fainlogs, Ststgery, Bronae3, nirrors, silver


AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON THIS nay
fayl nt TIE eiecstt rcsi1ence. No ss Vcs, Sxteett
between ffth sat Srth avenues sale rorimoncii =
p'c.oes nra@lng 1.couls-fwo full Suts, covered
rca,el; Velvet Medallion Carpets, 1rocade and Lace
- lTtaEerea, Rookcsre, Vases, Bronze StstparY,
t>N9s. on PAINTINGS nv eniuout artsts Pier and
Mirrors, magnificent rosewood ilancfortc the rich.
Fun at offered at auction this season; C4n.erbnry,
pa Cover, Ha'stanl. rosewood Dressing Bureau,
|frs WashstnNds y air md Spring Mattresses. Bol
III Pillows. Sheets blankets Wardrobe oak BuHet
|rn Table, SOFAS, Easy CHAIRS, Chinn Glass aud s.
re. Table Cutlery and also al the Furniture Of the
h apartments.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

ENT NICoLAY. AUGToNrPR
BToCKS AND BONDS FOR INVESTMENT
ERT ii. Nj GOLAY Will Aod his regular auction sale
Fites this day tThursday1, September IS. ~ l9i;
stthe Stock Ssic rooms, 81 vii iana street The
embrace variety of lrsI class dividend paying
Ind Bonds For full particulars sec c. dialogue.
hr stock Sales Aondavs and Thursdays.
ALBERT II. ErCOLAY,
Auoi,or eer and S.nck Eroker
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
\ NyTLEINs. AUCTioNKEp.

Is WfBkINS, AtCTiONhER.
kDSoME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAR
DRSEs, CARRIAGES HARNESS, COW, &e.
LUDLOW a co VIII sell at auction on Thursday,
49, a, VI O'Clock, A. the residence OF Nin. Sohal
Ikiand Cottage, 0rymes Hiii, stapletou, statsn
the handsome Furniture, &c, contained In esid
esis'tng In pnrt ot eacorate'y carved walnut Par.
IDivpns Arm and Reception Chairs. eiegaus Nni-
bnhopeny Centre sad s,.de Tables, lne Library
! Mirrors Txtenaieu Tables, BufIet Dining Chairs
Bureaus " Nardrobes washstands spring Beds,
h. Reps and Lace Curtains. China aud Glass Wsre
|, and Rrus ss Csrnets, b1lcloths &C.
3sut Mans.e Washing Machine, &c.
AZ o'clock p NJ,
.f fine Carr age Horses (biuck aud htv), about lsr
| b, feven nnd NJ lus years od Fms bay Horse. si>
i5is hands ntn. Also avery superior Lady .
| .rse bright bnft Ks quite fast,
| Csrrieye, ruilt oy ,fohn u Lawrence co. park
burt BY srcws'rr Go. sniftug top Bnggv. Also
nd singc he,nesA, ladies' and gentR' Saddles,
sheets Whirs a..
,yc catalogues mag be hAi at the Once OF the Ruc
No Pins street
Anccs to attend se sale nsy be had al the Qunran.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

L. SMITH, AuCTloNEER, WILL SELL THIS
~, at II O'Clock at No. IL Stuyvessn place tEinth
between Second and Third avenues, one Pisuo, Of
tone and nm sh; cost 500: three Paror suits rose
u mahogany; Bedroom SUITS. Rockers Looking
mahogany aod mSple Chairs, TablGs, Brussels aud
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

RoKER's sALE-rHis DAY, by JOHN NOR
ER, is East Broadway. OF s50 lots OF SIR and
sses Skirt, 5hawls. Cloaks, Remnants, Spreads,
ees, Blanketa, liio~A Carpets; very dine lot OF
p,hug, dc: Also larss Tot OF Gold and Silver
other articles, vel worthy the attention OF The
. will cnmmepce with watches and iewslry ai
precisely. ~ order Of N. stitch. 297 Third Az.
SRokRRs sALK-THIs DAylAT HALF-PAsr
Pollock, ~ BRILL A rN9RAHAh'S sAlcsrooms, ~
bry 800 lots valuable Plsdged Goods, At IN clock,
lad Jewciry. By ,. Lew, No. Oliver street
nBR, AUoTroHERR, WILL SELL, THIS
at two o'cleck 81 4<t Canal street. Lace Curtains,
tussela Carpets-ope 100 yards; also general 80
III new and second hAAd furniture, 10
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

fON N.-SrEAM ENGINES. BOILERS PULLEYS,
kiung &c.--w. A. CARTER viii sell. Friday, Sept.
O'Clock. q. ~ Lperty street near Greenwich. 10
Rtse Engines steam foters lot OF Puleys from
ches; lot Of Wrought and Cast Scrap Iron, q lice
fe &c. Deposits required. Catalogues now raaiy.
W. A. CARTER, Auctlcneeg. 81 Cogtaads street
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
! HRGEMAN.

u HEGEMAN. -
bck A. NJ. at the Central Sslssrooms willoughbJ
street corner a Pearl street, Broo9lyn.
Sd Planes rosewood, walnut and oak Bookcases,
Fes Bureaus Brdstsrds Feather reas, Mattresses,
kfas Chars Glassware, China, Carpets 0ilclo,hs,
|ewlng Mach ne, L2dd & Wchsiot'a
Also at ~ N,
kdsoms mahoGany marble bed Billiard Tatls fun
Il DO do, three quarter stzs.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
ssLE or MAGNIFICENT

EbDSb taI8 FUfNl iURts; coz over @l8,rlO
ELEGAAI AND Cosby WUAkg Df Art
EUPE&B RsssN.i .iGD etARGkoErG. ols. -TfG
IAkl.3R SUITS. CHAMBER ASu DINING ROOM
IuRElICRa, Sc
v kSTC0fT an-;iouear, viii sell tlis cThurr4ryl
an ~ tao o'ol3 X a Tho Furniture aad HoAkeleey
csF contained II haase l52 West Tw anty street
+ Seventh and kiaAsa avenues. r0Inuri.iug p.Flaf,
|ef Dining an aud Library Furniture n every ae-
|n sicp Cnrtliag an5 SbA-es, foar cle Saits 10
a. rers; CHrpsis rosewood aus msaoeany Cha NJ
|nitbrt hne kads. Hair Ma aitres-gs dc. "a an &c.
|rfets * Prior Grnr 9ents, Drins Room Furn 'rrr
|ina, INT Glass cutlery, sfser, &c. Catalogues II
no pos lpoae ncns
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

dTON, AUCTIDNERR -HOUSEH0LD FUR.
lire Of every kind and description in large quant
bdiug Carpets Piano. Chandeliers, Biliiard Table.
Nc. kc On friiav, September ., al l0s, O'Clock,
badway, Opposite Rev York Hotel, very large and
Ited ASSERTING Of ricn Furniture. lroGi stvet al
II viii cr1h several Parlor suits, In rosewood,
Alnut sud mahogany, IN hrocade, haircIoth aud
ep- A,ss Dressing B-raaus. WArdrobes, carved
ii CsnIro aud Extesson 4ah1es, Bunets, Torkfsh
kd l,ounsss, french fiste Mante and Pier Mir.
Hdsieri r4-h Carrots Of Velvet Brussels, Three.
russes. two iarrtc 49,, Que very me rosewood
3ave rofni cotners. by tbs best cay makers, and
IA tie Also ono very nn, blizzard Fable. in rose
liz marsle bed &c, 80 Also At i2is o'clock. by
jhe onicer OF internsL Revenue, several Counters,
IFurriturc, ic-
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
THE TURF.

A rRorrS1 MATCH-A TRorrINo MATCH rQa
n $50 Ede wili come of at roWLERs HAnslot
hous-. Ester4 lie Befsn Point plank road tpetween TN
eerAr.gad reaE station shooting scsr and bAy sedinl
Dat on ssfsrdas, Sept. E,sf fItr day.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
aAxrp A. AUCTION.

=
GrIoN sALs cv r3oRouoH rsnD pAsx
10 tssi-kmported BY tks kSn- ssorSs v. bss~a 90
~ statsa Cpisui FOR the rmre ~ Aa~ssro s1fsosn
Liserulcrs. Ciswe. Mason. - Nes fess.
holsc n. 10 .et Biack. lf& h.r - bFn. - sess
chs IN- peuods. ana i - dsgst tAe ..Is"..
|an Siasion IN Inc wortd Gsd be osKes - - 49, ~
['Nhcr of the Sgltsn v lesevco frin-~ - -
odl.ree as gyen b he rnase h'ussi Va ese.i1 -
|st w the eal.ra, ana saows s.-Nito@ nriter-
% spasc; Rin IRE f-r-flEfry Winf VRaa-Vff- -
mel: n i5el Aaasg-- Mcant Ma@es. Al beea~-fe etNsr
R Hxeak-Ia,.Atninri pnb.i khs.-- aonli = slsst
Halii Prltne n alster, FNrp--AfGeY, stl-~e 3
Bszis-Favarii-; Asscfs -Forisaats acNs fs
ECrssc-.t. En4sa sa--S t-es-di Airaa--Atfg, El &e
The Hsssty; a. Aivph-ghs Pear; II saoon-rhs
ias 70 i-Srosss IrsI Mares, Imported a. ne ,ass
Et 90 exfense "A. agsl r.. %
of the Hsrern ei hlapg ls h. A. yieh. heautisul
horse, naA can run Aer Z. e y l.sl
|rs, 4 cray mere. - hantis hirh splendid rsacis
am bRs ran arr rie IL ltN Tne ntneal.ts cf these
were the 0elehttgt lorees ~ Morocco - ony for
m huae.s, eAt fs gfnreEess ~ GlepaHtea 49,
|dhy Tkey hsve 4fo oclf a NJ eunif SOC -afsrr frf
|sqclhef a sadt.s 1s<s@s-satallr cif4eF gratle.
II u tier.
SRI - fold 10 tho iighea; bif8cr 4 ~ fsrrvic
Il Arriculserll 300 e-v'r BrnuUt ?, Paterson. y.
|irst 80 srpt=atbsr - AZ t,a 0'eo-s y.
- can be scsu Ei lhr stables and % lie vrounds
/ The rsceF.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

yVANrED-poR CASH, A CHAMBER SUIT, WAL
w rosewood part OF SGT; sso Mantel Clock
must Be an No. !. Address L N, ~, Horald o1icss
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
WINES, LIQUORS. sc.

" BxrucKY COPPER prsrrrLLp wHfsxEY-n
N barrels made b. Reei to~snsbcro Kyl; Isz barrel:
aud for sale By oUrHRin BROS tAts u IAuiavns H.,
u Bread sussk New Hosk
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
ON SoTs09ga, !, g,-wiLA!AM IhyING, AUCTION

H0Rs ~ AND WAGONS. &C.
~ G. CC0hF Wiz sell, in trout Of salesroom l5
LEI, near Bro=Gysv. on Friday, September %. az L,
FBay Horse Pet years Old l5is hands high, sound.
gentle. and wsrranted IN cvery respect: As IA
zee cannot lie Eurrsssei, s9len lid saddle beast;
with WagouH, Bugges German antowag. kockaways,
Mons, &c. single and Dorbis Harness.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

ION NOTICs.-yERY ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
'nlurc. costing over .U09 win be s1ld ths day
Felton, !or casa ts close an estate at 2S Four.eenLh
PSI OF Eighth avenue.
| ID. d. CAULKINS, Arctioncer.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

|ABLE'S SALE OF H0RsES.--S 4 j. BoGART,
3oneers, viii 81, on this day september -, at IL
a front o store corner OF Frankfort and William
ItnuH
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

(yABIHgr FURNITURE AT MANUFACTURERg
" pricea consisting OF Parlor. LibrAry. Dining. RE-
caption Bedroom Sets Of selected ma
tesis and the latest fashionable sys under direct
OF Mr. q, A. Bfaunsdor All goods
rspcd Will & BRAUNsDORF, between Esssr and
Norfolk street. las and i27 Rvngton street. The Rail.
CortiArdt street stages within blocks
store
The New York herald., 1864-09-15


AND COVER. cnST G1Oo;
snn tnstrUmcnt. with rr M cosprrT. h.AHtfuliy
ICES snd ease. ,si' Nil raotern Improvements ore
hess, fa'! ron pisto, frsa4 action, syen ortave'
o. ara mahogany hsds'egaa Bureaus. wash tsn -,
Chars g0rkers Mirrors Cloeks faolcs, EeA
-. spring euc Har Mattresses. Bees. BiRnAets, Tea
Extension Tables, Gas. China and siver Ware,
'usiery, kc. Sale positive Deposit required
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

HNHE CREATION.
Hsydns grand orn,orio will positively take place. ws0
thcr permit rg at
JONES, WOOD. FRIDAY. Sept l6 atl r. u.
Adnssion BIC Reserved sests ST. at Beer ShlrmeDA
The unders gned hope that tho Tor rcssooQ
that will lessened the gFea1
interest which the public In tas glorious pe
CARL ANSCHUTz KARL FoRNBA
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
D. EaAH, AUCTIoNEER.
Orlce a36 Canal street
PLUMBERS IRON woRK, &C.

IVES r Co. AUcrIoEEgRS-rHiS DAY,
b. 10 VII sell a, ~ O'Clock NJ. foot ~ fff'y first
.ort5 river, ou- third OF the patent right Of the
Bullet together with machinery spper'ainng to
fracture. consisting of rouids Tin Machines, Siz ny
pressing Mach ues Kettles, Trays, Furnace, Bars
p shaftng aud Puileys, IroD ana Lead Water Pipe,
also Lease OF building. with ntcaera Improve.
furnace Coal, 4c Sale b. order of snryiyinc part
he estate Of r. n. Williams. deceased This sale,
3 from Sept 8, will positively .ake place on the
| q. Tcrms cash.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

2D PhTTiNuka, AUCTIONkER. 90 VAIL
kt--Executor's sale Large assortment of Printing Z
Of every d. scr ption. EDWARD PBITINGER
on Thursi.y, sS.pt Is. at l8 Dutch street, corner
street, contents of establishment OF late
r. X. WEBB.
Of new and second hand fypc twood and neial).
T|asos, Com poAinS .icks, Stands Furniture, I'm
Eues. GAlie,s. NJ sletG, Nc
SECOND HAND PRESSES.
Maple ana Pine rough ana prepared for use,
fthing appertaining 20 the trade. Also Factory at
NJ r. sale rerc!nptoty. Catalogues ready. BY
3. VI SIMOhDS Executor.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15
IIoH GOTCa.--z. ROTH, AucTtpNEER
IN kAfkAJh u NARY OPPORTUNITY r17
I|Uf NEANf pkRS
4. ROM. Aij.Ti0NaRR.

II. NJ
tsis dsy fTharstaYI Serte alter r, ~ y e'eiask,
"a Of Prefs a. r.. Ricnnrag e,iaF - ENfafe. 4f
ne, ila Ne-t fi.tln street, bgiN ecu Z l..h ara
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

RESPONSIBLE FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
n would .o to rent Nth the privilege q buytns nice
vane OF mirror about $3.50 Address Purniture Herald
orlce.
The New York herald., 1864-09-15

IVES CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0OM
broadway-w u Sc AT auction tomorrow Fri ay),
r iG at Il &c oc6, fne asso-t OF sapefb iTst
nituro, consisting in part ol Fesfstcaas. Bureaus
IDS. Con nodes- Amoirs. Cealrc and Library
ufets kiagcres. SC. also Psrlar, Liorary and
pom Furniture, Turkish Chairs and Rocker. sec
d Library BOOKCASES. DC; also Coplaud's Par an
vascs, &C; Colt Parian Figures, Silver ated
GRANTED treble plate q ocks nc WIN be on exhi.
tn catalogues. this day and e. eninr.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02
Somebody Hurt.

The Marysville Appeal of the 29th ult-.
in reviewing the actisn- of the late State Con
vention. manifests dispositionof fault find
ing whishwe are sorry to. see in leading
Union paper. rhe article referred to will do
more damage to the Union party than any
thing that could be accomplished by all the
Copperhead papers in the State. The editor
says be is subjugated. and will submit to
the powers that be- until another oportunity
presents itself 10 make new fight. Such
language lily becomesa a true Union paper
As we understand it, the duties of the late
Convention were to elect the best men to be
found il the State. who were in favor of car
rying out the wishes of the people of Cali
fernia, by assisting in placing Abraham Lin
coin in nomination for the next Presidential
term. The question before the Union party
is not who will have the spoils of Office in
most for the country in this time of her great
trial, and give all the aid in their power to
enable our Congressional delegation to OBJ
tain additional appropriations and privileges
for California, which shall build an impreg-
nable wall around our sea coast, and traverse
our mountains and valleys with railroads.
To secure these objects were the representa-
tives of the Union party sent to the State
Convention and, faithful to the trust re-
posed in them, we believe they have chosen
such a delegation to Baltimore as will be an
honor to the State-one that will carry great
weight with the Administration in securing
additional aid for our defense and internal
Improvement When this is accomplished,
what care the masses of the people whether
the delegation are in favor of Conness or Sar-
gent, Low or Stanford, so they are firm sup
porters of the Administration in its Hercu-
lean task of crushing armed treason from the
land
We have an important campaign before
us, and unless the Union papers of the
State cease their fault findings because each
one did not get his man elected, the Copper
heads may well rejoice at a seeming division
among Union men. Let every true Union
man lay aside his particular preferences for
men, and aid any one who can do the most
good in our countrys cause, until the rebel
lion is crushed; and then ii any wish to raise
the question of superior rights to the offices
because of having been old line Republicans
or Democrats, we will accept the challenge
and have our say on the subject. Until then
we are for our country, and not for the ed
yancement of particular individuals to posi-
ton.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02
Browns Bronchial Troches.

"Ihave never changed my mind respecting them
from the first, excepting to think yet better of that
which I began thinking well Of
REV. HENRY WARD BEEeHER
=" The Troches staff of life to me"
PROF. EDWARD NlRTH,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, Ny.
"For Throat Troubles they are Q specific"
n. P. WILLIS.
"Too favoraby known to need commendation -
HoS. CHAs A. PHELPS,
Pres. Mass. Senate
" Contain no Opium nor anything injurious
DR.. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston,
AAn elegant combination for coughs"
DR.. G. F. BIGELow, Boston,
~ recommend their use to Public Speakers
REV. Z. II. CHAPIN.
" Most salutary relief in Bronchitis
REV. S. SEIGERIED, Morristown, Ohio
" Very beneficial when suffering from Colds"
REV. S. J. P. ANDERSON, ST. Louis.
'.Amost instant relief in the distressing labor of
breathing pecuier to Asthma
REV. A. C. EGGLEsroS, New York
They have suited my case exactly, relievingmy
throat so that could sing with ease
T. DuoHARME,
Chorster French Parish Church, Montreal.
As there are limitations, be sure and obtain the
genuine
Agents for California,
ap2 REDfNGTGs Co., San Francisco
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

UNION STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Thisb body has
met and performed the duty assigned it
The delegates chosen to the National Con-
vention. are; Thompson Campbell, John
Bidweil, Rev. NJ. C. Briggs, B. Banning. n.
Combs r.. Gardner. Q. q Bradbury, Wm
Ritter Mr. McMurtry and james Otis. Of
these delegates the Bee says
As general thing the Union State Com
vention made good choice of delegates for
Baltimore. There is enough talking talent
in it TO do all the speech-making, and the
balance is made up of some of our best solid
men, who have interests ut stake ia this
Stex<ond are Intelligent and honest. The
Convention had majority of something like
a hundred over the faction who wished to
make some sort of demonstration against
Senator Conness. The friends of
Mr.. Conness made no struggle for supremacy
further than to insist that he should be let
alone, and that no man should be sent to
Baltimore who would 90 there to make fac
tious war on the Senator because of his Off :
cial course thus far In this they fully sue
ceeded, and no faetionist or friend of faction
lists has been elected.
Resolutions were adopted in honor of T.
Starr King; endorsing the administrations of
President Lincoln and Governor Low; in
structing the delegates to use their influence
towards the ne nomination of Abraham Lin
coin; endorsing Conness, Highly, Shannon
and Cole; commencing volunteers and de-
claring their right to vote ei5ng g
Congress for aid to the Pacific Kafffoad.
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

DECISION AGAINST THE EXPRESS Co.-The
concluding portion of Judge Pratt's charge
in this case is of general and particular inter-
est to the public and to all comm carriers.
1t was to the jury as follows:
Should you find that defendants shipped
the treasure on board the steamer Ada Han
cock, and there was an explosion of said steam
er by which the treasure was lost, and that
the explosion was occasioned by the persons in
charge of her, then the defendants are liable
for the value of the solid treasure, by reason
that they are responsible for injuries caused
by the negligence of the agencies they employ
in fulfilling the obligations oftheir Gndertak.
ing
The Shasta courier., 1864-04-02

PADUcAH rebels, 1000 strong, under
Forrest. attacked Paducah, Kentucky, on the
25th. Col. Hicks (Union) held the fort
with 500 men, Three thousand people We're
conveyed across the river on the approach of
Forrest. After severe fighting, and several
Intellectual attempts to capture the fort, the
rebels retired. 1t is believed the city was
destroyed by orders of Colonel Hicks, he hav-
ing some time since warned the citizens he
should do so if the rebels approached.