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Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
automatic organs,
SCHOOL ORGANS AND
MI ELoD u O NJ - :.
Thirty Five Thoujand Now in Use.
EVERY INSTRUMENT WARRANTED
FOR FIVE YEARS.

In pre-en:ing the AUTOMATIC OEGAs, we boldly
nounce the greatest triumph in musical instruments Of
the During the past half century, the French and
Germans have ul,ctured reed trmcnts with double
bellows and to pedals for the feet operate, but tho
want of the reversed exhaustion JeoTs (which is The
only bellows used in Instruments made it sitle
fjr them produce the mellow. rich ard musical for
which our Instruments are Gel, hIatcd.
Another objection To this me;hd of blowing was, that
both feet being occupied opportunity offered fer
the management of the swell Within the past years
inst ruments constructed this European plan Of dOubc
blowers, have been ured in this country and
counterart this difficulty twan Uf SWELL lever has
been projected from the centre Of the instrument 10 act
upon the swell, AND ePEEATED By TIE kNEk The ihcoN
yenicuce and cpnoTon 10 effect ;his object
disagreeabe enough To genticman hut to lady the
Of such alpendlge Is nearly impossible.
uur device obviatcs this difficulty entirely
the simple blowing with less giving
the desired increase decrease in tie volume of
For seventeen the superior excellence Of Melo
deons has not been questioned and for years pact the
enormous demand has made it impossible for to
orders promptly With increased facilities,
feel warranted in assuring patrons that their orders
will be promptly met and solicit continuance of their
patronage.
A Liberal Discount TO CIergymen.
Churches and Schools.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
Great improvements III
SEWING MACHINES
Empire Shuttle Machine!
PATENTED FEBRUARY IA, 1860.
Salcsroom, 536 Broadway, N. Y.
252 Washington 8, Boston, Mass +.

II has straight acdc perpendicular action makes the
LOCK SHUTTLE STITCH, which will NEITHER
RIP RANEL, aud is alike on both sides; performs
perfect sewing every description of material from
leather I'll, finest Nansook Muslin with cotton, linen
silk thread. the the finest number.
III living neither CAM COG WHEEL, and the leas
..-Ia- 4.
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Comic Illustrations.
FASHION PLATES

Having made special arrangements with Nine.
DEMoEEST, 473 Broadway, New York, for contri-
buttons to our Fashion Department, call tho
attention of the Ladies 10 the same, and commend
our Monthly to their notice, as containing more
information in regard to Dress ard the Toilet, than
any other Magazine published.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
EDITORIAL DRAWER

will abound with selections of Wit. Original Sto.
ries, Comic Sketches, and light Literature cuIled
troma well-garnered storehou.e fun, fact and in
cident, afordng interesting light reading matter
for the Paror and thc Fire side.
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
EupH,TICaLLY A NOISELESS MACHINE.
WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY

1t requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to drive il
than other Machine in market. girl of twelve
work il sellily, without fatigue injury
hsalth LIS STRENGTH AID
Marshall County Republican., 1865-03-30
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10


At a meeting of Pioneer Ere Co. No.
1, of East Saginaw, held at their
Hall, Monday afternoon, May sth,
1865, the following preamble and res
olutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, 1t hath pleased Almighty
God to remove from the earth our be-
loved friend and companion, SoLoN A.
PRATT, and while we bow in obedi-
ence to this dispensation of Providence,
it is meet that we express our respect
and esteem for the departed,
Therefore, Resolped, That in the death
Of Scion A. Pratt we have lost O
friend and associate of many years,
one who was esteemed and loved by
us all, for his patriotism and noble
deeds as a member Of the American
Navy during the war; for his faith
fullness in the relations of son and
brother; for his noble qualities Of
companionship that endeared him to
all who knew him; we cannot but feel,
however, that our loss is his infinite
gain.
ReSolred, That we hereby extend to
his afflicted relations our sympathy in
their bereavement, and by that we
may mourn with them.
ResOlued, That as further token of
respect, our Engine House be draped
in mourning and our company each
wear the usual badge of mourning for
a period of thirty days.
Resolred, That the above resolutions
be published in the city papers, and
the Foreman present the family of the
deceased with copy of the same.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
gpeal Wattsrs.

SOUTHERN PAPERs.-We are indebt-
cd to Maj. E. B. Nugent of the 3D.
Mich. Cavalry, for a copy of tho
Mobile Eoening NsOs-a sorry looking
sheet-Of April 20. The following
local item indicates the status of
Mobile at that date;
Mobile has been in Federal hands
less than two weeks. Mobile has q
good Post Office, with every convent
ence Of those of her sister cities has
mail communication with all the rest
Of the world unmolested; has an Ex-
press Office (Adams) for the sending
and bringing of goods and parcels
from all parts; has regular morning
and evening paper, larger than any
time in the past three years; has it's
churches, Masonic lodges and schools
re-opened; its theatre in full blast I;
and finally has quiet and order within
its limits. More is being done every
day, and more may soon be recorded
of the enterprise which characterizes
operations in this quarter.
We are also indebted to Frank H..
Van Antwerp, (Banty), for late copies
of Nashville papers, and for a copy of
the Charleston Mercury of April II,
1861, which contains very full partic-
ulars of the bombardment and final
surrender of Fort Sumpter to the
rebels. The slight change which has
occurred in tho condition of things
since then makes the Mercury decided
ly valuable relic, for which Mr.. Van
will please accept our thanks.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

LIME.-A. E. Jackson, Washington
Street, first corner North of Hoyt, is
agent for tho sale Of the celebrated
Akron Water Lime, which he pro-
poses to furnish in any quantity de-
sired, and at the lowest figures. He
has also supply of Quick Limo.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
From tho Medical journal and Review1

y
CHEROKEE REMEpy.--The caption Of this par
agraph is the name of vegetable medicine in
the form Of syrup, which rs now admitted, when
used with the CHEROKEE INJECTION, TO BIO tho
safest and spscdiest cure for Gonorrhea and Flour
Albus whites in fsmales) If We consider the
amount Of suffering and frequency of these dis
eases, we can not but admit the Cherokee Rene
dy and Injection TO be among the blessings Of
science. They replace sickness by health, and
loathsomspsss by cleanliness. 1t does not merely
arrest but cures these ills radically and thorough
ly, and, being purely vegetable, sweet, pleasant
syrup moi disagreeableto taste touch 81 leaves
no poison in the system, tho eradication Of which
is often more difficult and dangerous than the
treatment Of the original disease. Sold by al
druggists. rrs i,aas
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
Flint & Pere Marquette Railway
TIME TABLE, 1865.

TRAINS LkAvE EAST SAGINAW, ZOO, A. M
1900, NJ. l.35, p. NJ.
TRAINS AaRIvE AT EAST SAGINAW ll.00, A. NJ.
100, p. NJ. 800, p. NJ.
700 A. NJ. and 1900 NJ. trains run directly
through 10 Detroit.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
Memphis, 81. Clair County, Mietiga
From Rev. Nelson Eastwood, Pastor of
the Baptist Church, of Dexter, Mich.

DETROIT, Nov. IT, Ibb4.
DIR. LIGnrnILL--Dear Sir-I would respect
fully inform you as TO the progress of my case
since went under your treatment during your
last visit
When then consulted you had been serious
ly afflicted about fourteen years with catarrh in
its worst form, accompanied with deafness /
am now so much improved, and my general
health 80 remarkably SO that cheerfully tender
you the use Of my name rs a reference, should
you have occasion TO need IT, / can heartily
recommend you to the public generally, ms have
already done so TO my more intimate friends,
Please accept this as n slight testimonial Of
your skill, and an evidence of my grateful thanks
for the benefit I have received at your hands.
Truly yours, NELSON EASTWOOD.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
Very respectfully yours,
FREDERICK HALL.

DETROIT, Nov. 3, 1864.
This is to certify that was dOaf accompanied
with very dsagreeable ringing sound in my
head, which rendered conversation difficult, ex-
cept in loud tone Of voice. By the skill Of Dr.
Lighthll my hearing has been fully restored, and
the noise has ceased. / also know of other cures
Of Dr. Lighthill, which fully sanction me in
recommending him TO the afflicted IL is now
over two years since my hearing was restored,
and it remains perfect to this day.
ii. p. WYANT.
We the undersigned, knowing Mr.. wyant per-
sonally, do hereby certify to the correctness Of
the above statement.
WITBEcK a CRITTESDEs,
G. MANNING BALL,
GEo. c. CHANDLER.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

TAwAs.-The steamer Huron, will
hereafter touch at Tawas City on
every trip to and from Goderieh, giving
the people Of, that locality a safe, sure,
and speedy means Of communication
with the crest of mankind" The
Huron leaves Gooding s Hawkins
Dock in this city, Mondays and Thurs
days at 8 o'clock A. M.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
DrrnnIr. Nnv. III lSG4

UETKOIT, NOV, s. IoOF'
Dr. LIenrmLJ-IIaving been under your
treatment since your last visit to Detroit, and
being about cured, desire TO express my deep
felt gratitude for the attention and benefit have
received at your hauds was very seriously
affected with Cetarrh in its worst stages for many
years md also deaf sometimes totally so. My
general health was debiltated that / was
compelled 10 abandon business entirely One
months treatment has made ms feel like new
man, and have now resumed my occupations,
the disease having left me almost entirely. /
have recommended you 10 several who are SINH
larly afflicted, and shall continue To do so. Please
accept my warmest thanks, and believe me yours
truly, u. WILDER,
Memphis. Sc. Clair County, Michigan.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
From Eugene n. Mills, Esq,

OF Detroit, Clerk Of General Court Martial
~ nop in session at Detroit.
DR. LIeHrHrLL-My Dear Sir IL notice that
your patients usually report to you tho progress
Of their cases by letter Allow me tho pleasure
of adding my own to your list. was seriously
affected with catarrh about six years. / could
scarcely breathe with my mouth closed; my
mucus, that caused me 10 "hawk" almost in
cessantly, while l also suffered intensely with
headache. was growing worse very fast, and
in fact felt much worse than 1 can describe to
you in words. / have been under your treatment
only one ieeek and already feel like new
mac. am now able to breathe freely, my throat
has cen sod to annoy me, and my headache has
For The be,; eit Of those who suffered as did
respectfully tender you this letter for the pur-
pose Of directing them t. you Truly yours,
EUGENE X. MILLS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

EEThe Clydesdab flashing Com
pound is said to be very superior
article for cleansing clothes and saving
labor. For Sale by L. @. Storrs, &
Co., Water Street.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
Detroit, March IL, 1867.
From G.. +. Eice, Esq, IF the firm oil
Rice q Mcconnell, jackson, Wien.

Rice q Mcconnell, jackson, Mich.
f. p. LIenruLL, NJ. D,-My Dear Siri Your
note of the l4th inst duly received.
You request permission to refer TO my case, and
give II most cordially. / was afflicted with
Catarrh for n number Of years-some ten or
twelye--and suffered all "the pains and penal
tics" that 20 with IL, tho worst being dyspepsia.
The misery endured by those afflicted with this
disgusting disease, is too well and generally
known to require catalogue Of all the complaints
that was compelled to endure before placed
my case in your hands. From the first week Of
your treatment began 10 improve rapidly, and
have been improving steadily ever since My
dyspepsia has almost entirely disappeared, while
my general hoalth has assumed an unusually
healthy tone.
As had tried many remedies prior to apply
ing TO you, and all in vain, / yield you more
credit than IL had tried nothing.
Mr.. M. d. Richardaon. Of this city, who also
went under your treatment the same time as
myself, tells mo he is improving very finely, the
noises in his head stopped, etc, and doubt not
he also would give you public testimonial
Reiteratng my thanks TO you for the relief /
have received at your hands, believe me,
Yours, gratefully,
n20g q. F. RICE
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
CATARRH OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING
CURED.
From w. ID. Allen, Esq, Cashier of the
Exchange Bank, Greencastle Ind.

I have been sufferer from Catarrh for more
than twenty years, have been treated by num-
Der Of physicians, without receiving any benft,
and used great many so-called remedies with
no beneficial result.
/ was recommended TO DR.. Lighthill and
placed myself under his treatment. In n few
months my catarrh entirely disappeared, my
throat became perfectly well, and my general
Sealth Is now better than II has been for years.
I consider myself entirely cured. Not being u
resident Of this city, refer to the following gen.
tlemen for any substantation of these facts
PM Bryson, Esq, President Phoenix Bank,
No AZ Wall street.
W II. Larrabee, Esq, Editorial Department
Brooklyn Union.
Messrs. MeIlyaine & Bros, No % Broad
Street. W. u. ALLEN.
Cashier Exchange Bank GTeencd'tle Ind.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

Cherish tho heroes who fought the varuna;
Treat them as kings If they honor your way;
Succor and comfort the sick and the wounded
Oh for the dead, lot us all kneel to pray.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

rTnE PARTNERSHIP hcretcfcrc existing be-
Il tween the undersigned, under the name Of
liodson and spencer, Is ;hs day dissolved by rnu-
tnal consent The accounts of the late firm will
he adjusted by our Successors, Mcssrs SPENCER A
Newcon,be. HoDSoN A SPENCER.
!. kast sssins~, April FL, ie6s
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

d gunboat and three transports, found
herself, about daylight, completely
surrounded by the enemy. The Gov
ernor Moore, iron-clad about the bow,
first attacked her, butting her twice,
and sending raling fire along her
port gangway, killing four and wound
ing nine Of tho crew; but Captain
Boggs, by few well directed shells
drove her of, partially disabled
While still engaged with her, another
Confederate steamer, iron-clad, with
prov under water, struck the Va
runa in the port gangway, doing con-
siderable damage. She backed off
for another blow, and struck again in
the same place, crushing in the side
"but by going ahead fast" says Cap
tain Boggs, "the conclusion drew her
bow around, and I was able to give
her, with the port guns, while close
alongside, five eight-inoh shells abaft
her armor. This settled her and drove
her ashore in flames. Finding the
Varuna sinking, ran her into the
bank, let go tho anchor and tied her
TO the trees. During all this time,
the guns were actively at work Grip
ping the Morgan Governor Moore),
which was making feeble efforts to get
up steam. The fire was kept up until
the water was over the guntrucks,
when 1 turned my attention to getting
the wounded and crew out of the YES
sell" Just at this moment the Oneida
came up, took off some of the men
from the Varuna, and completed the
destruction Of the Gov. Moore, which
was run ashore and seton fire by the
crew, part of whom afterwards sur
rendered to Commander Lee.
THE vAKuNA.
Sunk April Twenty-Fifth, 1885.
by GEORGE II. BOXER
| Who has not heard Of the dauntless Varuna7
Who has not heard of the deeds she has done1
| Who shall not hear, while the brown Mississippi
| Rushes along from the snow TO the sunl
Crippled and leaking she entered the battle,
Sinking and burning she fought through the
Crushed were her sides and the waves ran across
her,
Ere, like death wounded lion at bay,
| Sternly she closed in the last fatal grapplc,
Then in her triumph moved grandly away.
Five of the rebels, like satellites round her,
Burned in her orbit of splendor and fear;
One like the pleiad Of mystical story,
Shot, terror-stricken, beyond her dread sphere.
We who are waiting with crowns for the victors,
Though we should offer the wealth Of our store,
Load the Varuna from deck down To kelson,
Still would be sggard, such tribute to pour
| On courage so boundless. II beggars possession,
1t knocks for just payment at heavens bright
| door,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

sS~NERvOUs DEBILITY, Seminal
Weakness, Etc., CAN BE CURED by, one
who has really cured himself, and hundreds Of
others, and will tell you nothing but the TRUTH
EDWARD II. THATRR.
2e6yl Lock Boz. Boston. Mas.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

From Hon. Fred. Hall, of Mich, Presi-
dent First National Bank of Ionia.
IONA, March 9th, 1865
Dr. LIenrHILL; My Dear sir-Having placed
n member of my family under your system Of
treatment for deafness, coupled with II severe
affection Of the throat, hereby certify that you
have CURED THE CAsE, and cheerfully tender
you permission TO refer to me, personally, at any
time you may desire
As also know Of other cases that You have
successfully treated, believe me that / shall not
hesitate to recommend the afflicted TO apply to
you.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
Testimonials of Remarka
bic Cures.

R1-From Among the numerous Testimonials
in his possession, DIR. LIGHrBILL has selected a
few only Of those from parties Of established posi-
ton, and well known throughout the State Of
Michigan.
From II. McTerney, ESQ, of Detroit.
do hereby certify that for the past fifteen
months my hearing has been affected TO con-
siderable extent, and that by an operation of DR..
Lghthill have been restored 10 my full hearing.
As reside in Detroit, and intend leaving for
home soon, those DESTROYS of knowing the verac-
ity of this may inquire Of Mr. I. J. Macarthur,
No. 454, Broadway.
New York, Sept. 2, 1863. P. McTERNEY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
rv TERMS, cAsu.-zs

Country produce Of all kinds taken in sr-
'hanso for goods.
..fa BLISS, JAMES 4 co,
Esst Saginaw, Nay ., 1866
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10

Mons. Observation-Disclosures
GREAT FRENCH CIRCUS,
From the Theatre Port St. Martin, Paris.
VIM. DucRows61RoUs ROYAL,
From Alhambra Palace Leicester Square London,
LENTS BROADWAY CIRCUS,
From the Broadway Circus, New York.
OLD GRIZZLY ADAMS TROUPE
OF ACTING BEARS,
From California.
v.
Forests TRAINED BUFFALOES,
From the Praries Of tho Far West
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
Liquors and Tobacco.
COME AND SEE Us.

weinvite all 10 call, examine our Goods, and
Iscertain the prices. Nc charge for showing
!, OILS or answering question:.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-26
NeN Arransemenls.

The WmIa viii 10 Ire fasara, Be pahlisAea ss s.
per year, payable TEv6RsAsEr N ApvAsen The
undersigned are TIE propriebop for ths meas tvo
year, two Of the partners editing and Mr.. HAws
experimenting the oiaee and cnadacsine and con-
trolling the internal sIaifz and haslaez n1aaiefs-
There viii a NJ distant day, b neas and CON-
plese JOB oasce connected With the sssabliskmeai,
and thea Ne shah b prepared q Do an kinds Of Job
Work, upon short aosioe
TIE WIN, therescse, win 60 "a and Instead 81
boiag eioaca Oui b. change in tie eccupatien Of
che principal Edisos, ii win b more pormaaOnsly
established than herssefsre This isne i tbs hfft
Of the volnnls, b she rev hrns, and aadar the Sx
AnRAxsEaTnzfs. We shah have The tssf adVertiA-
inc noiiuB in GIL TIE country ana thaFaEose saHct
the contiRRed support q al Whs are fiendiy taoaf
cause and del-e their advertisements % Be seeh and
rad by all men, And all whe want = y,oeable.
straight-out indePeadeHt L nicn paper, would do
web b subscribe 81 nnce-
BRowSbew, HAws q Co
Fsb-psaTs IS 1858
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

4 Conferences 90 ths Methodist Episcopal Church
VIII be hsld al Athens. Tsnh- on Tuesday Iuns iss,
less
RishOp D, W, Clark, Of Clnsinnali, Ohio, win
pseside
al loyal ministers Of the Asshodist ceaneatioa--
spseally thoss wi1hiRths bounds Of she ela Hol.
ssoa eoafsrsnse cordially invited 10 atsand.--
The feorgAnzasion az stations and cirults he en-
psintnsat u pastors 70 the different charges end
the making Of missionary appropriations Cor thcf
support viii constitute no snail part Of tha hasl.
nesa Of said convention.
Ashaas b pleasant tawn sisaat "a IN the Reis-
rad hall way between Kaoyllls ana chastanoo.
So, having large and cOnamodious church as,-
taaahed hg the das0laslng hand a var and Al pres.
ent The piaea b well sasflasaed b. Uui.sa slales
troeps
~ eraaf IL bishop D. v. CLARK
lslgnsdl Jeas 3 spEson
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Personal.

Major Generals Geo StonelnAn and D. $ Staaioy
are At present Ia the city The Evmer SERVED lefa
SfeE days Enoa fen his crest raid iato North Car
elRa whore be iid greater damage . The iel.als
than has been done by any raid Ainss tie war be-
gan. In fac, General S,oncsnan's name win 20
down - Postesity ~ The most successful cavalry e
tceg Developed by this great ear, vshleb { heyit-
sally ended. Oar SeVie-z arc familiar with his
numerous brilliant raids while in the army Of thn
Poamse Il cue instances sSk an tAsienifcana
Esrce q cavalry Genaskl stonsaan vent within
hire milss Of RiehhsAa destrsyisg febej ppepsgty
10 the amount Of millions with Lees entire army
between him and The Federal army Of the Potomas
The, ss>, rebel capital had not = sufficient fora
10 hold the city osa a. sars 81 Genhral Ston aaah
TO marcA in and destroy h sha, bot ter bis brlsn
prohibiting his attack apoH the city, Richusota
would losg giAee hsveskecn ananbaea With the
things thsf were.
General StoRenAI raid into Geesgia was sac
cessfai one though after Aie seor seas ,ss be had
ihe personal misfortune 70 be cApsared Nearly HE
entire force oat The history u bis raid int
Virginia where he captured the salt works and %
s;reyedA vast ameani Of property, i too fresh ID
the uinds Of the pablic L. be recaptalatet It i
The fortune Of GeReral StoneuAn rot 10 have begn
defc<ted in any operations he has directed.
Ia our neat issue We viii publish his Official ~
pors Of bis recent operations IN North Carolina
Major General Stanley commands lie 9Th corps,
one u the best corps in the United States Army
Oh nearly every battlefield in Tehnessss he has been
distinguished for gsllAntry and efficiency In eoery
he has participated in.
Gen. Stanley was painfully wounded IA the great
battle At Franklin, whore Hood received sach a
rushing defeat
Loyal Tcnaesseans viii ever appseeiate The hero
sH skill and sacrifices Of man who rendered such
efficient service In preserving the capital Of their
susie from the pollution Of traitors
BY the time Gun paper i published Zen. Stanley
vii leave Essi Tennessee probably never 70 return
he carries with him the graiitade Of aloya people,