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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-12
SHERIEE,S SALE

DY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri fdeias, issued
ID out OF the Circuit Court for the County of
Saginaw, to me directed and delivered, against
the goods, chattels, lands and tenements Of Mary
Techentine, did ON the 18th day of April, A. ID.
1865, levy upon, seize and take the pronArtv ~
..-ry ieeaentine. Of which the following is de-
scrpuon, van nn ,ns, pai, vI lots number eleven
(ll) and twelve, (l2) in block number forty-scv-
en-, (47), in Glnsby and Gallagher's addition to
the city Of East Saginaw, in the State Of Michi-
gan known, bounded and described as follows,
to wit commencing at a point on the line Of
said lot twelve, Q2) on Tuscoa street forty -four
feet In westerly direction from the corner OF
said lot, where Tuscola intorsocts Third street.
and running from said point in westerly direc-
tion the said line Of lot twelve, (l2) on Tus-
cola street, forty -four feet, thence running at q
right angle with said line Tuscola streets in q
northeily direction across said lots eleven and
twelve, To the north side Of lot eleven, thence
running casterly on the line Of said lot eleven
forty-four feet thence running at n right angle
with said last named line in "a southery direc-
ton to the place Of beginning said described
premises being the equal one-third part Of said
lots eleven and twelve, which property I shall
expose for sale at public auction, ON Saturday,
the second day Of September next, at two o'clock
NJ, at the front door Of the Court House at
Saginaw City, that being the place Tor holding
the Circuit Court for the County Of Saginaw, to
the highest bidder, as the law directs.
JESSE IL. QUACKENBUSH, Sheriff
Dated this lth day Of July, A. ID. 1865
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A. E. JACKSON,
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
AKRON WATER lime.
CHANCERY SALE

In PURSUANCE and by virtue Of decretal
Il order Of sale made by che Circsit Court, for
the County Of Saginaw, in Chancery on the
twcnty-third day Of December, 1864, in a cause
wherein Hiram II. Van Leuvan wss complainant,
and Walter Wisncr Candaco Wisper, Cornelia
A. Young, Adoniram Dapn, and Carrie Young
by Marshall g. Smith, her Guardians adiitem
were defendants.
Notice is hereby given. that I shall sell at
public auction TO the highest bidder. NJ ven o'clock
IN the forenoon, Of Saturday, the 22d day Of
July, A. ID. 1865, at the front door Of the Sagi-
nav County Court House, in the City Of Saginaw,
Saginaw County, Michigan. all that certain piece
or tract Of land, known and described as follows.
Lots six (6l seven az and the North half Of Eve
1b) and eight (s) excepting twenty-five by fifty
feet, commencing twenty-five (22) feet north OF
the south west corner Of the above described
premises, running east fifty (50) feet, thence
north twenty-five (22) feet, thence west ifty (50)
feet, thence south 10 the place Of beginning
The above described lots are on Block thirty four
(34l Of Alfred NJ. Hoyes Pint Of East Saginaw
Saginaw County, Michigan.
Dated June 9TH, 1865
JOHN J. WHEELER,
Circuit Court Com, Saginaw County, Mich.
WIN A. CLARK. copptrs svrr. p3V5 I
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NOTICE.
To tho stockholders Of the Oneida
Solar Salt Company.

1Nhb Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
Il the Oneida Solar Salt Company will be held
at The once Of the Company, in East Saginaw,
Michigan, on Monday, the 10th day Of July nsxt.
NJ pcr resolution Of tho Board Of Directors.
C. T. ANDERSON, Secretary
Rochester, " r., June 49, 1865.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-12

make and sell four millions aud real
ize no more profits on the latter than
on the former amount.
Stop the mills and the tables are
at once turned. The argument of
our supply will come to naught, and
in anxiety and zeal to make market,
the buyer will change places with the
seller. The latter will have from six
to a dozen of the former pressing him
for price on his pile of boards, and
that win give him the vantage ground.
Those who can make their full
stock and hold, of course will make
money by this proposed action, while
those who cannot do SO will save their
profits on this seasons work, and find
refuge from the necessity which COM
pels them to importune reluctant buy
ers, to take their lumber and make
bank RATS oe them in general move
nent.
Now ] have a word in conclusion
to say to the men in this section en-
gagged in other business pursuits.
There are locked up, in logs and
lumber, owned by persons engaged
in the lumber business along the river,
and at such points as are tributary to
this, not less than 100000. So
much as is so invested can be safely
regarded as local capital, capital
half of which, at least. if liberated by
the legitimate method of sale of the
manufactured product, would enter
Immediately into the various branches
of business pursued throughout this
region. If such sale could be prompt
ly made at reasonably remunerative
prices, the amount which would go
into our banks would be largely
swelled, and the result would be,
money would be plenty, easy to get,
and cheap.
From the banks it would radiata in
the various directions Of local enter
prise; new impetus would be given
to the building interests; business of
all kinds would grow from dull to
active, and improvement and expan-
sion would be the visible result on all
sides. Thus the whole business COM
muni.y have profound interest in
the exigencies Of the lumber trade,
and ought to accept the course Of
those pursuing it,!as their own. At
all events they will only be promoting
their own best interests by giving
cordially and promptly whatever sup
port within their power, and that may
be required by the lumberlnen in their
endeavors to reach a favorable solu-
ton of the difficulties that now envi-
ron them.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-12

whereby said stock Il forfeited.
Therefore notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of August next, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at the Office Of the Secretary Of said
company, (that being the Office OF the company,
in East Saginaw Aforesaid, the stock above de
scrbed will he sold at public auction 10 the high
est bidder, unless the said call, with accruing
costs, shall be previously paid.
By order Of the Board
WM.L. WEBER. Seeretarv
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-12
DR.. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS,
FOR FEMALES
INFALIBLE IN CORRECTING
IRREGULARITI


Removing DISTINCTIONS OF the Monthly
Turns, rom Whatever Cause, and Al"
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And the " only sure " and CERTAIN REMEDY
for all those sfaiotins complaints peculiar tn
the sex; whether " married or SINGLE
These Pills are nothing new, but have been
used by the Doctors for many years, both in
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every case and he is urged by many thousand
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any irregularities whatever as well as TO prevent
an increase Of family where health will not per-
nit it. Females peculiarly situated, or those
supposing themselves 20, are cautioned against
using these Pills while in that condition, tho
proprietor assumes no responsibility after the,
above admoniton, although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to health. Otherwise the
Pills are recommended. Pull and explicit direo-
,ions accompany each box
sc, 900 Boxes HAVE BEEN SOLD In Two YEARS
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both by my
self and agents, to all parts OF the world to which
answers have been returned in which ladies say
nothing like the above Pills have been known
since the SCIENCE OF MEDICINE DAMNED
UPON THE WORLD IN REMOVING OBJ
STRU CTI0NS and restoring nature 10 its props
channel. quoting the nerves and restoring
"rosy color Of health " to the cheek Of the mos
delicate.
PRICE 81 90 Per BOX, Six Boxes For IS OF
Sold by ALBERT g. BIssELL, DRueoIsr, SOLE
AGENT YoR EAST SAGINAW, MIcn., to whom all
orders should be addressed.
Ladies by sending him 81 90 can have the
Pills sent confdentially by mail, free Of Postage,
to any part Of the Country.
G. s. Lacey, General travelling Agent for tho
Western States, l67 Dearborn Street, Chicago
Ill.
N. B. None genuine unless the Box is signed
s. ID. Howe.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-12

THE undersigned offers for sale, on terms
Il which insure the purchaser a frst-class bar
gain, his we'll known
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-12
SALE OF FORFEITED STOCK.

OFFICE OF East SAGINAW SiLr MIG Co.,
EAST SAGINAW, July 10, 1865.
A CALL having been made for three dollars
"A per share on the Capital Stock Of this com
psny, payable May !, 1865, and default having
been made by the holders Of tho stock hercinaf-
ter described, in the payment Of said call upon
the stock of this company, AS follows:
IL ILL h..n rfiG In LIZ
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-12
Goderich Petroleum and Salt
Company.

TINE above Company will receive tenders mp
Il to the first day Of July next, for boring for
to the depth Of 00C feet The contractor to pro-
vide all material, labor, DC, except Engine
Power. Tenders to state the amount per foot,
with or without tubing and the sire Of the bore
Operators TO commence boring by the 10th o.
July next Tenders to be addressed to
JOHN DETLER, Esq,
Goderich, Canada West,
Provisional President.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-12
GUARDIAN SALE.

TN THE matter Of the Estate of Christana and
i Catherine HeibIsmnn, minor. Notice is here
by given that by virtue of license and authority
10 me granted by the Probate Court OF the County
Of Bay, in the State of Michigan, win sell at
Public Auction to the highest bidder the
premises hereinafter described, in the Town Of
Blumheld in the County Of Saginaw, on Friday
the 9TH day Of August next, ut ten o'clock A. NJ.
Of that day, the following described parcel of
land, TO wit: The two thirds undivided half Of
the north east quarter of the northwest quarter
Of section twenty, in town thirteen North, range;
six East, County Of Saginaw, State oe Michigan.
APPLETON STEVENS,
Guardian.
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22
Friday, December H.
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
virginia.

Washington, Dee. 1.-The Lsgislssu-e OF vir.
giriA has hIod the 2l.t inst, Tor No election Of
s.A.e ofncsrs; and II is ihoughs here from private
intelligence received from chmond that 1t is tho
design OF that sody ,o reinH'te the old officers
who held place under Gov. Smith. Gov. Piseponi
would regard this a. psr,onh and Il is believed
would retire from Otrcs hat event. which would
force upon the GOvernmen. Vie sPpoinsment Of .
Provisional Governor.
A bill was introduced in the Virginia Senate on
Wednesday, repsaling all acts relativs to slaves
and free negroes, and sllJsinS them to testify In
courts. Mr.. Gilmsr, Of Rchmoul c.ty, advocated
the immediate passage q the bill. 1t was laid on
the table, aud ordered to be printed, resolution
was offered confirming the ratification of the anti
slavery amendment at AlsIsndri', -hich was
referred to the Comm tee on Federal Relations.
kenfucky.
FrdnIJorL Ky, Dec li-ln The House oi the
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22
A WASHINGTON COURT SCENE.
Argument Not In the Hooks.

Washington, Dee. l4.-Tbsrs vas sremarksbls
snd cIeilng scene In the Circuit Court today
M Brsdlsy expressed ,ho hors ,hs, tho Court
Judge on. would lot srpue certain fac. to the
jury The Judge den.ei he had inlcrierod with
the facts and said he would not he ipsulied, and
would not suffer Mr. bradley ~ state 10 tho Cout
what the isIter know ~ be untrue.
Mr. Brsdly-r you mean 10 say ! have stated
whs, know W 10 untrue, you srs liar and .
scouudrh.
TIE COurt ordered the Marshal 20 take Mr.. Brad
ley into custody, and he was removed from tho
room. Mr.. Bradley, with two momtors of tho
bar, was in The Grim nal Courtroom few mo
monn Afterwards, wher Judge ON passed
through. Mr.. Bradley said Arc you looking for
me- DO you intend 10 send me 70 jail
Judge 0lin-No, yet.
Mr.. Bradley-Il you say 10 me vhs. you said on
The bsnch--,hsi stated what knew 10 be uuirus
Il will thrash you.
Judgs 0hn-You thrash me Go away.
Judge Olin ordered . rule 10 be served on hr.
Bradley to show cause why he should not bs
punished tor contcmpt Of Court.
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22
The Madison County Trsgcdy-Further
Particuiars.

A correspondent sends the following to the Utica
n. Y, HIBALDi
The murder vas committed THURSDAY evening LAST,
about thTes miles south Of LtopArdsville, and ono
mile north Of West Edmeston, In the town Of Breok-
field. Henry ID. Crandall, an ased aud wealthy
farmer, was called upon by two young men. Who
entered the house and demanded his money and
Government bonds, sayins that Mr. -, Que Of his
nsisbors had sent them for IL. Mr. Crandall replied
that he could not give them up; when Immediately
one OF them dTewh revolver and shot him twice
through the head the balls taking eff CT one near ths
base Of the nose, and the other he upper part Of
the skull, after which 10 appears Ihoy beat him with
biIiots VI wood. Mrs. O., evidently alarmed At tho
horrid decd ran for safety, when tho villains shot
her through the side back part Of the hesd. killing
her Instantly, After ransacking the house In search
Of treasure, they decamped without finding It. Ms.
Ctandall efiec uslly secreted n-about 5000. Mr.
CrandA alter the murd .Tes had LEFT him ior dead,
recovered his senses, lit his lantern and walked the
distance OF about han mile the helds 10 has
b. .others-he and his wife belns all ot the family
uhero he reported the tragedy and gave tue alarm.
The pathway Of his ptogres 10 his brother. was
marked, tho whos distance, by his own blood
Though he vas able 70 70 thus distance, his recovery
will DO little less than miracle Tho coroner was
promptly sent ior, and 10 momentarlly expected.
There 10 evidently located not many mi es OF iIom
the scene Of this terrible tragedy aden OF de,peTa
us.s, with their subdrns in various itcaliie', from
whence they send out their proslng emis-aTies TO
pIey upon the nie anu properly VI the innocent.
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Tkirty- Ninth session.
BliNATE


WashinOtou, Dec. A-hr. Brown offered the
following:
Resolved, Thst the Committee on judiciary be
Instructed to inquire into the sIpedienoy and 1sht-
fulne.s Of providing by law fos ,he adoption Of tbs
places 10 which the Jurisdiction Of Congress eItendA
90 ia !. the same may be praeucAbls, and 10 report
by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Trmbuli thought the resolution ought 70 90 10
some other than the Judiciary Committee.
Mr., Wilson suggested It's reference TO the Com.
mittss on Naval Ansira most Of tho persons to bs
Affected by the resolution vere employed In the
Navy Yard.
Mr.. Grimes thought the resolution had better not
bs adopted t all, a. It vSs question that did not
properly belong to the Senate 10 consider Il was a
question regulated by the laws OF the different states
20 lar as ne Navy Yard WAS concerned, there was q
the same number Of houp' work As vorkinen In
corresponding yards around 1t.
Tho resolution was, al the suggestion Of Mr. Brown
laid over informally
On motion Of Mr.. Harris, II was ordered that when
the Senate adjourn today, It adjourn 10 meet on
Monday next.
Mr.. foots--hr. President | rise 10 ask the senate
70 suspend for this day its deliberations upon public
sfairs that we may ofo, fitting and appropriate
tribute 10 the character and the memory of one Who
has long been aseocisted With us In the national
Assembling nero a this peseut session, have all
bad occasion to remark, nonei OF US can have failed
To remark, the absence oi one Of oun memhefs-one
whom We have long been accustomed 10 meet with
snd To hold council with IN these hA.ls-an elder
brotho, Who ma, long mingled With u In our deliber-
hilohs heie-a wise and dis.nteGestei staieIman--A
learned and luiiciou, c0unclOr-a pure pItriot-a
Just aud an upisht man, hA iust been removed from
among a.. by the hand OF deub-a venerable form
Ions familiar TO our sight hn been taken out
o. our pIesence. bring no new message to this
bodj' ior It has aleidy h en- hersliod through.
o., the country get am none the e"
ga 10 maElng the formal announcement W the
Senate Of the death dmy a'e colleague, the Hon
I.eon -, ooitameE' | Y sminen y III aud bseomInr
MI fieydehI a. II 10 also In accordance With an
approved and sacred Gus on thai We pluse ior an
hour IN the ordinary outine Of our daily labor that
memory Of deceased and Isnentsd associate, who
ha: shared 80 long nnsso largely IN our regards and
his great moral e1eellnee' "Yoar colleague, Judge
ColAmet 70 dead, pas the sIaI ling telegTAphle
mrssaee received a. nv home about I've weeks ago.
He expired a. nj. reeitsnce 10 Wooqstock. Vermont,
- 'he evening OF theNh OF November past, after .
The weekly sun., 1865-12-22

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The weekly union record., 1865-12-30

FLYING FREscHxAs.-A few days before
Christmas, Freedman from the foothills
started 10 pursuit of Christmas Roast"
The anxious pedestrian moved rapidly around
town, with an eye to business. and occasionally
entering saloon to revive his dropping spirits
when, fortunately, be was seized Of two fine
gobblers JUS, suited for the occasion. Feeling
highly elated at bis cheap bargain, his remain
ing change was invested in Bordeaux, etc,
which greatly disturbed the equilibrium of the
admirer of Napoleon. The two turkeys and
the Freedman set sail for bis home in the
foothills the two legs of each turkey firmly
grasped in the hands of the jubilant johnny
Crappo." When arriving at the ferry, the
little boat neared the shore for the passage
over, when, accidentally. the party stepped
upon the waters instead of the boat, and went
under. Soon the boatman discovered three
heads, two turkey and one French, in a trian
gular form, making good Roadway ashore,
which was reached with safety By the assistance
of the feathered life preservers. Feeling con-
siderably cooled off with his zone grand splash"
he renewed bis journey with full confidence 10
his lfe-preservers in each hand. On arriving
near the deep diggings, about dark, be lost the
path, and down tumbled the Frencbman some
forty feet The turkeys, becoming alarmed,
attempted to fly, thus easily wingiug the
Frenchmsn down in the mud and water at the
mouth of the tunnel unhurt. Hearing the
futteriDg a miner ran to the mouth of the
tunnel, where stood the Frenchman, fast sinking
10 the mud and water, with arms uplfted and
wings Tapping, as if to extricate himself from
the uncomfortable position.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-30

TEE PRosPEcTs.-It can be said with truth
that the future business prospects of the town
OF Oroville were never better or more fstterirg
than at the present time. The continual growth
of the agricultural interests surrounding as
indicates a permanency of business. The
division of large bodies of land into small farms,
for rent or sale on east terms Increases the
population and property value of land. As
the large ranch owners yield their grasp upon
poets of agricultural regions speedily improve,
and permanent wealth and new life to business
is the result. The opening up of new mountain
roads tapping the trade of Sierra, Plumas, and
other important points in the mountain regions,
although at a late period in the favorable
season, gave great amount of additional trade
and travel to and from this place. Sufficient is
already known to demonstrate that the coming
Spring trade will be immense compared to
years past. Farmers, after the opening of our
roads, were paid ten cents more on the hundred
pounds for grain in Oroyille than at any other
market depot, and if they were prepared to
make the trips, they received the mountain
prices, which were more than wages 10 freight
The early completion of the railroad from
Lincoln to Marysville will greatly increase the
shipment of goods from this place. Sierra,
Plumas and Lassen counties will ship from this
as the most convenient aud cheap route
During the past summer, and up to the present
time, orders to the Touring mills at this place
have been so great as to exclude all custom
work, so much desired by our farmers. They
have been obliged to visit distant mills. To
remedy this matter and give Us the trading
desired to be done here the present proprietors,
or company, have determined to construct,
at an early PERIOD large Touring MILL with
four run OF stone, which, it is hoped, will be
amply sufficient to meet the demands. A more
profitable enterprise, nor one more required TO
advance the best interests of the town, could
not have been engaged in.
The weekly union record., 1865-12-30

THIS WORLD CATTLE SHow.-During
several days of the past week, Wormer exhib
tied bis celebrated stereoscopc views TO The
good people of Chico with much success.
Among the magnificent works of art were
Powers Greek Slave" and Canova's Three
Graces." They have commanded universal
admiration wherever exhibited, except single
instance in the metropolis. As the proprietor
of the exhibition was promenadng Broadway,
he was hailed by a modest, good looking,
middle aged gent-surely Colonel" says
one-who expressed the greatest delight at the
pictures" the evening before, with the excep-
lion of the Greek Slave" which be assured
the proprietor had terribly shocked his modesty,
and if said slave was concealed from view,
aforesaid gent would appear, sandwiched with
two beautiful young ladies. Wormer complied
with the request, but continues to think that
"beauty unadorned is adorned the most" in
the case OF Powers scuptured beauty.