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, 1865-01-07
z GILBERT s. SAMPSON,
" Auciloneers. ~, IS & Is Dearborn.st.
Trade Sale Of 1920 Mirrors,
At AUCTION.

O'clock at on. Rooms. iG aud Is DeATbosn street. The
following invoice Qf Mirror in qnantltcs ~ suit TOO
iexs l12 lex. 2 1i11o 2 l0xs - 1txl0 81 i7x19 aix
.1sxl. 81 1l11D g'1sx1o u. ", q 17xl0 Il l7x15
IN mahogany and black Walnut frames, beye. single
nnd double bant1 and O. g. 23s1D and gi1t 2 3ixAl
and El 81 lG and gtt. asx6 and git. si13o
nc gilt. 12S and gilt oral, 3211a and G1lt, :
4 3 and gilt oval. 25x15 is an Fl arch top ioxl
q ornament frame, white plate. 23ix20 gilt oval
ment. x16 gilt oval ornament 3lxO Slt 70 Il
and y. 2!xli gill; arch tap. 16I15 AMI @ oval. COX
]! gE arch top. S9Il3 and oysl, 22Gx5 gilt arch
top 961l5 gilt. 2sxl3 gilt arch top. gilt, 1sx
The above arc Just received from one Of the largest
manufactures Fast and be sod for cash without
reserve The attention Of the trade respectfully
QncSteH to this stock GILBERT d SAMPSON.
ta6dl98tat A1rtfornnre
, 1865-01-07

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SHa1R6IHA,I VQ QIG&tAs
LEONARD GROVER. DIRECTOR.
and Growers Theatre, Ha1hinLton, D. &.
.,.. ,
CARL AkSCRuTZ. TZ...,.,,.......C0NDGCT0R
EXTRA NIGHT Of THE SEASON.
Enturt4nw .Hanun~r p uaH5
0ys - Aoo"'
First time in Chc,go of Won FIatou+a of
, 1865-01-07
1ngraham. S. ST.. II ,0a6 1shnm, r. N.. 4,9sa
Irwin. C. J...-.... ,1y7 Idcson, ]. b.. 941s

Johnson s II ,e7.i ronss .a.,
5e~es 'eaes9n = 4 s 10 Jenss Js%es 1 s. liz
Jennings, Jno. u. - 50 Jones, J. Ii. W.. $3.50
johnscn' 4. F.. 1;u0 Jnhnso, + SHS ''E
'-'' ~eAA17'-' ''' '''''
~
heith, =; K..-.---la:5S King, YIN: H.. 1000
hclth. Eason-. Ill. ~ knhn, T. A....-.. 5,E15
A1ne, y h;------. 49, hobn, Q. A......- A,9o5
kt1k IT, :; ..--.. &75a kohn, !; A.....~. 5,05
hay, ayyts: EtM 1899 Klein, Simon. 3.59o
Htunr Mar 41e9.'' n'un hane, .. C..:-..,- h0o0
King, Goo; w. .15i60 Kelley, Jas. 9s51
hing, Il. " ~ AZ kelly. Michael.--- 4ts
hhteiasoee; y n T.. $0av heep. Albert....-- a0sl
i: Mas: Iaihlli; + ~ kSe1SsTg, H.: sSS ss5
kimnafii la'ns Nh g. key Aas P 3ooo ooo
kaea k1m1a s. ,6sSs kim5a kGn1 Mark 4aes9 as9
L
Tint n ce,aIra.,o NJ o7.a
fnid Merrtii" 49,. 39ia IaEe. Wall e. s6s
tsfss is;1spa sse L. 1agstfRs,S & iss5
LOOMS, G. F.. 4,s01 Ludington, N.-...E,S6o
Lehman chr 4sa: e.: Lay; 3sgs,1a A. 4s ss5
Loomis. J. M...-. a,s12 lawson, 1yer..-. :. 3a59
ain Iain Gso T Isoa s,5anse n.. ss5 sss
;;; ::;; E:$
Lunt +. 937 Lewis, 4. M....... 4,9lG
N
Mo-,ie Ec1son. -1i1.ota1 Mecnra. J. o ~
McKfndlev. Jas a25M Msurans G. - ss60
McEindle7. Wn. l1.Y75 Mather Il. F. 5000
McDougn1, Daniel s'9s4 MaEston, !. JE;..- a,9s5
Mafkley, j. A..-.. ~! McFarlanc' Fc1cf. ~
MASON, T. b.....,. s6ss Mye5h; u; A......l5,!t6
Mtx, Jamee: :.-... 49, ManosA, Simon--- S.Ig
Mcvteker: j. H-.-la5oi Muhike; J. .h-.-... h,Uy6
McLa1n. Wln.-...- 4.5oo 5nson, '.,,.-... = @t6V @
Mtlles, r. d.---.- a.69 Mnl!er, ~. A.;,.- e'4as ~
Mandel!s t:.....-. hul9 Matgenlnea9 ~. ,4Gl
Myers, Z. B..--... ht8s Mafsha1, !; O.-...1S'as9
Marsh. G. F-.----. S,uU Meal. u. II. ,:...- 5U2s
Mcbride, 1hos.... 3GS Merrill, Je8 F-;-. 5.ug
Miller, f. II :..-.. b'49 MorZnn,ir. tdea).. 5.5M
Meotll, Joseph. -2G.lN h ofEon, JAS .--.-.'9Gs5
Mansfield, B. W.. 5000 Morris, ]. u...... 3,9i2
Marsh, ,A.-......-5 100 Munger. W-....-.69, ,473
Moor, A. P.... 8,4W Mearg, -, 400
Mum. Ira " ,Q51 Meeker, A. b.. ~, 400
McMuI1en. JAS. So. A,Ct1 McCasg, E. b.. G142
, 1865-01-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

LETF1SowELL's Dur GAS SAyIxG GOVERNOR
We direct The attention of our readers to the I'D.
ycEtiscment.of this-. Governor on the first page,
a1d the testimonials to Its value. 1t Ia claimed
that It will save from IS to 40 per cent OF gas md
the Agents here are 60 confident Of Its value thar
they offer to supply them on trial, making no
chnrge II not found equal to what Is represented.
etruction, aud lasts lifetime without getting out
Of order. Call and see 1t at Room No. 2, No. o.
Wnsbin rtnn Rtrnef
, 1865-01-07

liver and re1evino thc efsv f.oro tha afFa.+. e+h
ttwage Of the clfy, and report said biIl at IN
tnre meeting Of the Committee, to be called By
nm.
sn1ecte r. n sTbsus,re goaIaeaanon TsEe
cIoee Of which 1hc following pcntIemen 1se, o. ~
j. inted as the commit. called for by the rcaoln-
noh: Z. 9: 471nea =; q, Sheldon, J. 7. Scam
+ 4 Rnmaer noaAu' :" W. =" ets' 'aues l. otark'
On motion Of Mr., Dexter. It yas resolved ,hata
committee Of three be appointed to confer with
9e Tonee Gommsssione5s 9 r:'atiye to the complete
Ike rity l,roiis Messrs n Haanh ~ Ninn!n ma
tsS 4 Esrner < T. M,aeorE r. norGhs s M1t! a,d 9ex
sTa.1 M mtfc . app9Hi91fRa H1 R On saca committee.
ro,nnp;su 5G, " y NJ Rnnaa Gomittee q thsee,
nrrs were sn,oytsd ~. ~ % gatslnghnd l ,,d
~ ~ eutsey =. u ,e+ Ky DGs f4a1ns nver, from Mad
be @ q 5tsia,a: s' 'As.' suf'sn' 0' "''sl 'ah
0uJonneo euo9eet ~ Lie cau o1 tne committee.
This old familiar adage underlies The principle
and the yalue Of the Trayele.s' Insurance Com
pany, Of Hartford, established Within The Gu nsst
year, and represented In this city by Mcssrs
Moore Stcarns. General Tnsn-ancc aoents u,
tne new Hartford building, at No. ~ 1asa1le street
itas based On INC accepted fact that all mankind
are constantly liable to casuaties that peril life
and Iosre his tende, 11aa 1.h. usau VI .uo .ay
ano ieo'e liS o1aeR oaes "ltaouI sappor-hat
may turn the tools OF the mechanic or the sw11
wheels OF commerce into destroying and destruc.
tive agencies and leave the gnffsrcr denendent ~,
cb.,,ts fo- .nnno,t ~ ,,st 49,. aS,1aI-U.. -.
,r 1A3 ~, euPpott. rot 1ua1 .nls eAiSene9 Is tne
travellers insnfanec company intended, and the
name ts m1snomer TOT Large class Of Its Patrons
unlcss indeed 1t Is meant that we are all travellers
through this daneernns ,yor1d oY onra Not on,v
"a n H. nro.er,io, aos1,st a..,a.n. - W.,
- iot p1o3Suon a.a1tst accloent py ttaVets INT
also the security Of the mechanic at his work
among tools and whcels-of citizens OF all c1assea
In their homea-of ali oersona 3ndao7 s.asast
casunlties Of every aort MT in3ced fn sraG+ ~
d1snensation. Int To nroyide. auanef its .,o.s,si
cfect. The fsmiiy n the Iev ishorcr ~ ii
snarc ennnch from fhcir fncn,nea r. f,rni.E 9;
sfieid In tSeir hnnsehoid ami "a neibar ,eacaa
sarT nor Wise tor famiies better oT ~ tje wn1ds
rontIs 10 nerlect 10 evcn ynore 1ifcrn1iv sanfr NJ
Same eaferHard. Atreadv Messrs Mnora
Stearna. since fheIr assnmfnp the aScncv n thSs e.
city, have issued at the rate d over Two Thousand
Policies per annuna. Shall ne give two instances |
nnblic Vii, nnnrcs,tes nnc - t6asa T. ,a tae
3oes in The death of tho fusured IN which casc te
Company is Life Insurancc, The other {s mai or |
a mechanic, Who ceoureo IN ample Income from = |
email payment Of premium. sufficient to cover the |
expenses OF hfs period OF disability. Let alt read
and ponder these caaes, and learn thereby, better
than volume conld g1ve, the bencfcenco Of tho /
principle Of the "TraVelers' Insurance Company"
, 1865-01-07

ohoft Johnson S. Jones. J;
Jennings, Jno. y. :ss0 Jones, ]: N. W.. $3.50
johnson. 2. L.. {, ,a67 5fllette, E. L.... 5000
johnson, 4. F...- 4, 80 johnson, J. d.. 1905
, 1865-01-07

WANTED Agents-To whom
y! We offer the largesf and most saleable assost.
ment OF Book9, Maps, EnGrav1ngE Albums and Album
a Caras pftze PACKAGES. and otter goods for agents
ever offered In the West. This 1s the 8t profitable
6rsness any can engage ia At the present tins,
send Tor our new C'rcnlar lcr 1865 Offering better
sAaMMoNs, Az s No. l sonth ClhEk street, Chicago.
, 1865-01-07

Go 70 the Be8t--G3o to Bryant q gtfatton's
practical business edueaiton, or to become GOOD
Telegraph Operator. Address (encloslne efanps}
for Circulars, BRYANT 4 STRATToH, ChIcaeo, III,
"D1ARIzs FOR 1sG5.''. ''.-McNa1ly 4 Co., 81 Dear-
born street. hare very large assortment Of dairies
!hich they arc selling lower than any other house
in the city. ty6-do6a-N
~P Paper Hanc1nes, Painting, Ca1ciminfnc
der1Eh33E.fm >
, 1865-01-07

M A R T I N E's
CHICAGO DANCING ACADEMY.
Cor. Clark and Monroe SITS.
GKnTIxxKS's CLASS Meets Monday and Saturday
Ju,zyiIE cIAss-ruesday and Saturday Afternoons,
scnooI soRzks-I For Scholars and F1iends) Tuesday
MIss MAHY DoRVAL, Lady Teachers.
, Miss JENNIE MARITIME,
ja5ds0 3t4thp j. EDWIN MARITIME. Print,
COL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL. J. H. WOOD AND 7. f. WHITMAN.
P7oprletoss aud Managers.
fATURDAT, Ian. = Grand Matinee, when will be
presented ShAkapeare's
COMEDY OF ERRoR5,
To conclude with
HANDY ANDY.
Evening, at the usual time, will be presented tho
comedy Or
AL that tlitters Is not Gold.
70 conclude with Mt WIFE POLLY.
In reheartal, new nav drama OF inteuko Interest,"
entitled THE DROhtN TRUST.
CMITH & NIXON'S HALL.
, 1865-01-07

w WANTED -Agents-$l0o per
~ month and expen<ss can be made. An aKent
Tanted n every county IN the Northwest. 70 sell
B1NaLEYs ANIMATED NATURE very popular and
"anoard wntk.1,so9 royal octayo pages: elegantly
bpnud-140o spirited sud accurate engtavtuEs-pFtcu
Fub lsher. HIsNHy II. 6uEEWCOJ, IL. peasb,ra
, 1865-01-07

Rounds. 8. P...... a,NS
Raud, Vim. II. .....11,s1a
kuung. A......... 3,m
Rice, Geo. a. 6,BS
Robbins, Allen :, .1z73
Ross, VIM. M. .17,E5
Rogers, E. K......21,N7
Roberts. g. R,,...B,sl1
Reed Horatio 49,. 5000
Reisssg, Chas. 4OJ
klnhfn, 4. A...... aM
Ryerson, J. To-. 8,97t
Rice, Byron. ...... $500
Richardson, " E. 1890
Reftz, Chas ....... a@
Reitz, August..... 3,M5
Reitx, Fred. 3M6
RuE3ell s. ] t.j... 4.7dS
Ryerson, Marttn. .35,165
, 1865-01-07

w ANTED D-Agents-To sell the
Sfwisa MAcB,H1- The best working and best In
h. Z sheap machine IN tho Market Retail price SIS
20. Bex 81, Chicago. ILL.,, 0. call at Boom No. H,
foslodce block, coiner Of Monroe and Dearborn
streets. iat-
, 1865-01-07
WANTED-Acents-The Amer

w lean Publishing Association Of steel plate en-
cravings. Is now publishing the works eithe dis.
ti1gulshed artist, Thos. Doney. We want agents IN
every county and tow 70 sell *rhe Proclamation Of
Yirsia:s dead night so32 after he fst q Jaaa
Babe Of Bethlehem" 1sH x15X aud portTats Of Saer-
man man Fatrsgat. sner,dan. Mea,y Clay. Fremont ani
turns and circulars, or apply at the office.
Las alle strect. Chicago. DE. G. 4. JAEGER,
, 1865-01-07

TIE RICHMOND TousE.-The "Rfchmond"
some time since rather noted the rendezvous OF
the rebel raiders, has changed hands, the new
proprietor being II. l. Pierce, Esq, we'll known
rs formerly connected with the Matteson and
Adams houses in this city, and more recently in
Centralia where be has probably fed more soldiers
than any other hotel keeper in a country town IN
the eame period. The house has been thoroughly
renovated, and We doubt not that in his hands 1t
1S1fl teeoYer ita old prHetlce.
, 1865-01-07

huN osEa.-charles clcmmcna. a laborcr. re-
sadng On the corner Of Taylor and Unlisted street,
Was rnn ovcT by street car, on Thursday evening.
san ms 5fght lee 80 badly Injured that amputation
, 1865-01-07

DEsER1En AnRcsTED.-ohn Seymour. deg
pesute dcacrter. was asrested On Thursday BY OH
ceta rTatt and Imsott- He enlisted at the Pro.
yost Mareha&'s Office some months ago, and has
elnce escaped three timcs. lie made bis last cscapo
about aweek ago. by cutting through the sides OF
9 boz car viii. penkntfe, while being taken to
Springfield. He YVES sent to Camp Douglas.
, 1865-01-07

COUNT coun1-1u tho matter Of the cstate Of
Wn. n. Dunn, deceased, Judge Bsadwe!l yestet-
.day approved the administration OF Eveline Dunn.
bond fixed at &, 6sa. 1t will be remembered TINT
Mr. Dunn wse lost overheard from the Chicago
1ue "Oime." in the Mississippi River at IN early
period OF tic war.
, 1865-01-07

su1c1pE.-on Thursday night, young woman
name not rcported-died at the residence Of
Molly Castillo. on Van Burcn street. from the
enects Of poison, which che had taken on Sunday
last for the purpose Of ee1f.desruction. She was
a woman Of ha1l virtue, and had followed her
lover to thiz city from Davenport Iowa. arriving
here to dnd that he had cast her of and given his
heart to another She WIS about 20 years Of age,
md is supposed to have friends In Milwaukee.
Coroner Wagner will hqld an inquest at the Gene
tery this morning.
, 1865-01-07

DETRorr, CAHADA AND FonE1aN MAus-CuASaE
or Houne.-Uutll further notice the evening mails
for Detroit md Canada, Will close al the Post Office
i1R!tssa F. n q Swth supplementary mails Ct rs
Great Britain, Ireland and France, BY Canadian
steamers from Portland, Will close on Wednesdays
at 8p. N. hereafter.
, 1865-01-07

WEANTED-Agents Firet-class
the sale Of the Patriotism of Illinois" By r H. Eddy.
ID. TO be hublished L. two volumes Of 600 octave
pages each Illustrated One agent reports :s subscrf-
btIs In days. Afew counties >til vacant. CLARKE
q Co InblsheEs, 50 Washington street, Chicago.
, 1865-01-07

TnoT71Ho OF TIE R1vEH.-The Ice On the river
has become 50 solid that teams are driven freely
q 'on It. Yesterday there was trott,nc match
gpon ne North Branch. the Ice forming one Of the
, 1865-01-07

" ANTED = Agents Il very
where. to EEL by sutscEipsion our usx M rae:
compiete @ IL one elegant ocsayo @ yoams; Riths ana
ste,l plate itksneas q Morsan; Price tls,
II ucts Of the rebellion have developed better mate
Es ior ~ tntcETsstiny Instructive and exciting vol
been meeting With heavy demsnd In spite OF the
dzan and the excitement OF the P1 residential campaign
pot help COMING money In Its Htle. Oae Agent In
lndtan4 got % subscribers In two weeks, ous ot 100
given on apple ton to the publishers c. r. VENT
ECn ~ Ueatooru street Chicago, III.
, 1865-01-07

PockEF PtcKEp.-A cattle drover, from Moput
Pleasant, Iowa, named Tbaycr D. Qcnui.on. had
his pocket picked yesterday while ridinc on the
state street carr. He lost $1e0 in money. checS
On milwaukee, bank for &, 500 and irsft ~,
New Tork for 5000. No arrest. A4' w
, 1865-01-07

W ANTED Substitutes an Vol.
~ unteers for the Army and Navy, to whom We
vii pay the highest cash bounty.
Veterans, Minors and Aliens can here obtain higher
oo1n'y thAn from any n53 in the city.
Persons n tie country desiring to enter the army
navy ns ehestltates or can address
through the mail, Post Oflce Boz 3S88, Ii coming
to the city, call Ut our ofce any time between II.
and aiter the arrival Of all the railroad trains. WHERE
W. viii satisfactorily answer all questions in pers7n
or1hrough the mall Give us call before you enlist
we propose to do 5trai5htforwarI. honorable bust.
ne:s anc II every cAsc guarantee entire satisfaction
lEsTER 4 kE1LEI; Rooms 7, 8 4 8. up stairs. 1.ee
EDDtn Clark street. Chicago, nfg1.t9t1,1t
, 1865-01-07

CHICAGO S. s. .US1ox.-Arrangcmcnts are com.
ple1co Tor grand reunion Of Sabbath School
9eachcfs Under the auspices Of the UNION, in
Bryan Hall, on Tuesday evening. the 10Th fnst
All engaged IN this branch OF Christian labor are
cordially invited to attend N1e
, 1865-01-07

Palmer, Potter .asa R
I.erme1ee, Frank. 7,Bat3
Porter, Htbbald ;. 6.@3
Parsons, JAS. A.. 4,ae3
Peck, P. v. F....A m5
P3Hick, Wm..-... $3.50
Pcnrce. John Y =. 5000
Peck. E {t1ustee)- 8,43a
Powers. Il. G.....A,M1
Parks, G. C,.....- a. &, 400
Pearson, J. H..... 5000
Parsons, j. G 1854
Pullman, Geo. n lao
Palmer. Alfut.... ISIS
Pollnrd, j. K......8m
Pearson, G. C..... b,g7B
Pendletnu. C. H.. A,748
page, D. W.... :. b,@
, 1865-01-07

:" AETED- oIunteers and Sub
~ stttutes to come and get tho big .bountiea now
eassna win ens Srre W oo no ha Sone
Yon VII be dealt With fairly. You will get your
money as soon as ron aIe mustered Into the service
false Inducements offefeu you Cook county viii
Het tonr credit Come and zee us, anyhow before on
listing BeE11e ofstreet runners above ali things 3s
they are unreliable and shakish. GIBBS i CO.
Id 70 Eaarkt Room Sup stairs, door to tho
HfpYcSt Nat DR.
, 1865-01-07

Ipdyke, Q; T.: III. g ghlich, c. g ... 4eo7
Underwood, FL. $500 Underwood, ]. M.12,3jo
Underwood, 8. L.. 900
Y
Van Eta. JAS ,8s5 Van Dnzer, WAS. 4, ,252
FaQ Schaaek, L. c. Ye1pho, Chase. 5000
3f..-...-........ 3,O63 Van SchatcE. A. G, 3s57
Van Oedt1. J. NJ. $3.50
, 1865-01-07

"a aaAsnokhn.--An infant, not more than ten days
old, was, few days since, left on the steos Of thc
Protestant Orphan Asylum, That institution now
mas IN dte charge seven infants all under four
months of aee- The ladies would be clad il some
OF our c1nzeus would adopt these fricndicss ones.
, 1865-01-07

-$lo to 1924
w dag. Agents wanted {ctther sa1} to sell
s,i Wtson's Improved re; Lock stitch" Family Sewing
expenses. o. gtvea lasge commission, at which The
sfoTe Wages San be m9te. For further particulars,
Public Square, Cleveland, O. de9l-dJit.1tt
, 1865-01-07

Ap1ouRSED-The GRIND Jury Of the Recorder,a
Court having finished the investigation of tho
cases brought before them, adjourned yesterday
forenoon. "s
, 1865-01-07

NV |ANIED-AcNVe and enter
~ pEising agents in evtry county In the United
stntee TO lniroduce our Ut equaled GIFT Stationary
Steel E1Erayings &C.. Watches. e!lverware aud 9th.
er afttcs O. great Vslre are given With our pst ks-
Ees tend fLF circulars to C. n. DUNN l. CO. ~
SQnth Clatk stfeet. ChicaRn Ill aS.dsfi Nh
, 1865-01-07

Griggs. S. C.......1s,@
Gore, Geo. P...... 1000
Gale. Daniel W...13,E3
Garfield A. S.....13,84
Gurnee, D-.---.... 1895
Gray, Geo. M. a2s
Gould, Leona-d..-4@
Gage, Geo. W.....10, 75
Goodrich. .JasInrE. h8i
GErf, Mntthew.4. a1G
Gaylord, Fred 80 a,Bs
Gray, Moses w. ZIG
Gray, F. D........ 6l02
Gage, J. N.-...... 1855
Gage. David 4 15,576
Grnnnis, ". C. D. a6as
Goodyear. c. b.. 2,1G
Grcenel,num. H.. 5000
Gibson, G. h.. 6,Di
, 1865-01-07

FRn1Ka WoHEs>e REruaE.-The monthly meet.
Ing OF the Board Of Managers Of this Institution
VII be held Saturday. Jan4 = at u o'clock. at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Assocfation,
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-16
Association .hall hold their oes for period Of

Association shall hold their ofice for the period Of
one yeat, or until their successors are elected
Art ,l3--Members Of the Association Pastors
Of churche2 Sunday School superintendent, and
all others actively engaged In Evangelical 5, s.
labor, and persons contributing TO the Objects Of
this Associations, shall be considered members Of
the same, and entitled TO voice in its deiibera-
tions.
Art l4--Quorum--A majority Of the members
present at any regularly called meeting, shall
reonstituts n quorum,for the transastien ef busi-
ness.
Art BS McetingsF-An Annual Meeting Of this
lAssociatibn shan bp' held on the 81 Tuesday in
june in each yeur quarterly meetings during
the year, AMI special meetings whenever the Ex-
ecutivc eommittce cccm pcccssrryr---- .----
Art. l6--Exercses of Meetings-The order of
exercises shall be left 10 a Committee previously
appointed, who shall give timely notice Of this
rangements to the President.
Art. l7--Amendments--A Amendsmsn 10 the
Constitution must be presented inwritipg at n
regaln meeting previous to that on which action
shall bo taken, and may bc adopted by two
thirds vote Of tho members present
On motion, the next place of meet
ing was appointed at Saginaw City,
on Tuesday aud "Wednesday, Sept 10
and 20, and ID. p. Ketchum, Esq,
VIM. A, Corning, Esq, of Saginaw
City, aud T.. A. Hough, Of East Sagi-
nav, were appointed as the Local
Committee of Arrangements. ST rT
On motion, the Superintendents of
the various schools in the Valley were
requested to furnish the Secretary with
their Post Office address.
The meeting was then addressed by
Rev. s. l.. Morehouse, of East Sagi-
nav, who delivered very interesting
and able discourse, after which the
Convention adjourned, with the feel
ing that the best meeting of the kind
had Just closed it's session, and that
much credit was due to the hosmtable
people of Tusoola for its success and
interest. . bss M InW q, vsr51
JAS. L. MONROE, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-16

BEFcHER ON JEFF. DAvIs.-Henry
Ward Beecher, in an article to the In
dependent, discusses the duty of the
government in regard TO the punish
ment OF jeff Davis. He thinks Mr..
Davis deserves death, but it is neither
in human or divine law, nor does he
think it expedient to give a man all
tho punishment he deserves. In re-
gard to the effect of his execution on
the world abroad, Mr.. Beecher says:
The public sentiment of Europe is
against political executions. England
holds her soil sacred from the intru-
sion Of the pursuer of political often
ders. France will not give them up.
Little single-handed owl,noc!ana. h,des
them i'll her Businesses and refuses to
hand them over. For in Europe po-
litical offenders have for the most part
been men that have sought to anchor
ate the condition Of the masses; and
the common people have come to feel
that political executions means the in-
Fiction of despotic government, OF
punishment upon men that have at
tempted to inaugurate creator free
dom, And the public sentiment of
Europe is in favor of men that are
made sufferers for political crimes.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-16

CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Frnsr BAPTIST Cnrncn, Rev. II l.. Morchouse
Pastor Services at Union Hall, Jefferson street,
every Sabbath, at 1880 A. NJ. and p. M. Sab
bath School at 1890 L, NJ
CosoREoArioSAL, Rev. Mr.. Ccwles, at 30
A. NJ. and L. NJ. Sabbath School at 2.30 p. NJ
MsrHopisr EPISCOPAL Rev r. r Richards At
1890 A., NJ and p NJ, Sabbath School imme-
diately otter 'iaotning service. n In
ErIsooPAL, Rev. William .Paret, ut st. Paul's
Church, 1920 A. M. and 730 p. NJ. Sunday
School at 9 A. M. ----.. - -
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHuRcH, Rev. John S. Good
man, Mt the Methodist Episcopal Church, every
sabbath Afternoon, at three o'clock.
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. A. M. Meyer, at
1890 A NJ. aud p. M. Sabbath School at nine
O'Clock, A. NJ,
LUTHERAN, Rev. Conrad volr, at II A. NJ and
r 4. M ll.f st..ta
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-16

THE PgwABIc DIstsTER.-The par
ticulars Of the recent collision between
the steamers MeLeor and PeWaJic, on
Lake Huron, whereby the latter was
instantly sunk with the loss of near
hundred lives and hundreds Of thou
sands dollars ssin property, are well
known to everybody ere this. Thegross
criminality Of the occurrence is, how
ever, more pertinently set forth in the
following statement Of the lookout on
the Pewabic, who united with others
in entering a protest for insurance
purposes, than in any statement or
testimony we have elsewhere noticed:
This apnearer Jno. Mckay, was
lookout on the Powabic, and was sta
toned forward on the Pewabic on du-
ty. He made the Meteor's light some
20 minutes before the collision and
reported it to the mate, who replied
he saw it, He remained at his post
until the collision, then went onto the
Meteor and requested the Captain to
go alongside, as the Pewabic would
sink i'll less than six minutes. The
Meteor was then run alongside, and
be went aud assisted the passengers
OF board until she sunk.
The idea that two steamers IN the
broad lake, in full view for - minutes,
with machinery, lights and steering
apparatus all in perfect order, should
thus collide without exchange of sig
nails, check, on change of position, save
just enough to pat the vlctimized craft
at the complete mercy Of her merciless
assailant, is enough to damn to eter-
nal infamy every official or supernu-
merary in a greater or less degree re-
sponsible for the management OF either
at the time of the outrage. The mat
ter should be thoroughly overhaulod,
and all in fault made TO bear their full
share Of the burden of this internal
crime.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-16
Che Goarist.
wedness.5. august 10. 1898,

yAY. "A new volume Of the Courier
commenced Wednesday, August I'd,
at which timo a large proportion of
the subscriptions on our books became
due, having been absent, We neglected
to give the customary notification at
the time. Hoping the delay has given
NJ offence, we take this occasion to in
innate that We want money.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-16
Sabbath school Convention.
TuscoLA. july % and 20. 1865

IUscoLA, July 70 and 70, ISO5.
Pursuant to call the Saginaw Val
ley Sunday School Association met at
above named time and place, and
came to order by electing Il. w. Per-
ry, Eaq, of Tuscola, to preside in the
absence Of the President.
One hour was spent in devotional
exercises, after which Rev. l.. M. Hunt
submitted the Quarterly Missionary
Report, the substance of which is as
follows.