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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
ATTENTION! ATTENTION /! !

CREAT AUCTION OF VALUABLE MICH
" igan Landslide Board of Trustees Of the
German American Seminary of Detroit have re-
solved to sell at auction about 5000 acres Of val
liable Michigan State Lands, consisting Of Pine,
Plaster, Sal. and Farming Lands. This Auction
will be held on Wednesday, the 10th day Of De-
cember, 1865, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M.
nj the Bancroft House in East Saginaw, Mich
As to the excellent quality Of the Pine Timber
adjoining the present numbering points, the rich
Plaster beds, the well located land in the Salt re-
gion, the fertile Farming Lands and the specia,
conditions of the sale, the public Is respectfully
referred TO tho Descriptive Catalogue, copies Of
which may, on application, be obtained at the OF.
fee Of this paper or Of the following members Of
the Board Of Trustees at Detroit al Mich. 81: Ju-
Illus Stoll Chas. Busch, DR.. II. Kiefer,s R. deepen
beck. L. Kanter, b. Stroh, L Eccard. 326ts,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29

The N. Y. Herald says One of
the late acquisitions to the House of
Representatives is q carpet imported
from England, costing the round sum
Of $1,000. 1t is very elegant in pat
tern and Of the finest quality, but the
opinion is not wanting among the
crowds of people who daily visit the
capital and examine the splendid ap-
pointments of the representative
chamber, that the fabric in question
could, with greater propriety, have
been had from an American loom in
stead Of from beyond the soas.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29

EEThe Ir,bme's special says
Government has decided to appoint fe-
male detectives for the purpose of
searching suspicious women who are
extensively engaged in smuggling silks
laces, furs, &C., between Canada and
the United States. The chief opera
tons are transacted by the way of the
Grand Trunk Railway. 1t is believed
that Buffalo is the main depository for
those goods.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29

A Columbus, Miss, newspaper is
informed that Of $4,000 bales of cot
ton collected by the Government agent
but 5000 have been accounted for
1t says that the stealing mania is ram
pant.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
PA

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES Of the Urinary and Sexual Sys-
IL tems-new aud reliable treatment. Also
the BRIDAL CHAMBER, On Essay Of Warning
and Instruction, sent in sealed envelopes, free Of
Charge. Address DIR, ]. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth stree
Philadelphia, Pa. 296y
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29

Miss Mulock give it as an item of
domestic felicity, that the man of the
family should be absent at least six
hours a day
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
Chewing Tobacco.

WE SILL ALL THE FAv0RITE Detroit
wv and Toledo Chowings ut Manufacturers
prices, swing freight to PARTIES buying Of ".
~ II. ALLARDr 4 co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29

With considerable difficulty, and ut
some cost, the 4. & T.. M. Railway
Company have arranged to collect and
deliver in East Saginaw freight emu
merated in tho four classes Flour,
Grain and Millfeed; and this service
for the future will be part of the reg
ular railway service, and no extra
charge will be made forit. Merchants
and others have the option of receiving
their freight at the Company's Ware
house, in which case an order in writing
will be required, but no allowance or
rebate of any kind will be made.
Further particulars on application
to the undersigned,
ROB. BELL, II. @. POTTER
324-tf Gen. FRI Ag't. Spt.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
DISSOLUTION NOTfCE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the firm
IN 81 wILKIN,& co Clothing Merchants at
Bay City, Mich tho firms Of c. II. wILKIN
CO.. Clothing Merchants, and WILKINS A
MACK, realers In Hats and Caps, and WEAVER
a wILKIN, Dealers in Boots aud Shoes, all at
East Saginaw, Mich. are this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Charles ii. Wilkin, a member Of
each Of said firms, having retired from each Of
said firms. The clothing business at Bay City
viii hereafter be carried on by Frank @. Wlkin
and Sanford v. Wilkin, under the name of Wilkin
a Co. The clothing business at East Saginaw by
Frank q. wikin, The Hat and Cap business by
James Mack and Frank G.. Wilkin, under tho
firm name Of Wilkin & Mack Tho Boot and
Shoe business by James A. Weaver aud Frank q.
Wilkin, under the firm name Of Weaver a
Wilkin.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
Dutcu East oHBInhW, MICH,
CHARLES ii, WILKIN,
FRANK q. w1LKIN, ~
JAMES A. WEAVER.
SANFORD V. WIIkIN.
East Saginaw, November %, 1865. Is

All persons having claims against either Of the
above named firms are requested TO present the
Same for payment and all persons indebted TO
either OF the above firms are respectfully request
cd TO call and pay the same. 330w6
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
Liquors and Tobacco.

We invite all to call, examine our Goods, and
ascertain the prices. No charge for showing
goods or answering questions.
uS,- TERMS, CASH. In
Country produce Of all kinds taken in ex'
change for goods.
East Saginaw. Nay |, 1865.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29

Goods contracted from New York Boston, OF
other eastern cities, are not included In this ar,
rangement but they will lat the owners option
be delivered by the Company's teams at slight
a,vance On CONTRACT rates.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
+. & p. NJ. RAILWAY.
WINTER RATES.

last Daily Freight Line Bef,rccn Detroit,
&C., and East Saginaw.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
THE NATURAL MARKET

for Eastern supplies for this section and trust
the trade will sustain enterprise Of this kind.
that may have n beneficial influence on other
iocai Interests. having partner residing at the
East, we know our facilities for purchasing are
unsurpassed, aud we trust that the dealers may
see that il is for their INTEREST to patron
ize a NATURAL homo market.
323-3m
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
Orders Promptly Filled.

HAVING thoroughly repaired and made ex-
Il IL tensive additions in Machinery in the Fac
tory formerly occupied by p Mumford, we are
now prepared TO Gil all orders on short notice.
A good assortment Of Doors Sash, Blinds, and
Mouldings constantly on hand. All irregular
sizes made to order on short notice.
26ly SPENCER q NEWCOMBE,
East Saginaw May /, 1865.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29

TNAKING EFFECT OCTOBER i6, 1865, in.
l. cludin free delivery Of Merchandise at
Stores, Warehouses, and residences in East Sag
inaw, subject 10 Classification, Rules, &c, of H.
Il. M Tariff No a.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
Boots and Shoes,

We are fully stocked with goods Of Eastern
manufacture, and excellent quality, for all ages
and conditions Of people, all bought Mt very
low figure Cor cash, anu will be sold tcorrcspond-
ngly low. Also general assortment of
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29
Wholesale GROCERY
provision & PROD BUSINESS.
AT A LOWER PRICE

than the same will cost IL purchased in Detroit.
The Cost of transportation for Eastern foods
being the same to beth places; it will readily DO
seen that Detroit is not
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-11-29

We have an excellent supply Of these articles
and can afford to sell nj such rates that VIC have
no fear of competition. Also, In tho line Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-20
EXPRESSES.

- fnent IFS West Eleventh street near sixth av.nus,
Panofores Furniture boxed shipped families moved city
or county,; FurpWurs ssered nosss loaned On furul.
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---- AMUsEMHATs. ------'r
IN Lease Ard Manage. .............X w. Whestiey
Doors open at = pa'ttIx sr s SEowAb ga
To witness the mstchlsss and unsprroschsbs
e, ,.,. a :. y As5 t3szfAss.
Who are Engaged fo G1 IRssf P sHss aGs'
-'''' 'pp'..'A"'"' " HsHTofSS RAvEL.
Third Appearance 10 a ~ NO. xxnIcA.
III. NVesS y s :ssSi September ~
FOUR KNIRRIAIMn9MTss
MAKING VERY POWERFUL BILL Isl
Simon eyE Il n M: el several
In the very amusing I rs1tS%'T %is "a
VENETIAN CARNIVAL.
Introducing the worderrSl psrioErmn,,n.c:es OF ma
PUNoH's YRoLiC ON sfiLTs, a.
Schmidt Axtel, Lehman. &C., &e. gif
~ MxRTiNE1I FAMILY (si. in uumbsr,.
ins 0"''' wonder YOUNG AMERICA,
~" repeat NJ TH RiM i FIYi Hsss 4SApEzE.
which, for f&izsss wi AZ SSsS
Leader OF the augmented orchosrs.. Mons Ronanvfs
'A''' 'p's''ashRs' AND MRS. ooxERsAL.
And the ara'nA'i F4 sS&%0RtfHfhs z axHrRaLupE.
roMonR0w GTHuRsDAY SH0Ic En rs fSIN|
In which sidkoRx PEP And Mons VAN HxAxE,
s.r,, e. a. wsa sR TnS xrxr
First Of series OF RAvEL AArINEES, commencing ct
In Observation-Disclosures ltaf
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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SHOULD CONGRESS ESTABLISH UNIFORMITY on
- Citizenship, and Of the Elective Franchise independent
Of State laws WIN BE- discussed At metropolitan Hall 70 sxti
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nY e. T. wILLs.-AUcToN NorICR-sALE THIS
ID day At 10 O'Clock, - Murray street. China Plated Ware,
T31asa n Sal
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IN ROTH, AuCTIoNEER. 100
II. AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY 70
HOUsEKEEPERH, HOTEL KEEPERS

IL AN ExTKAOkD!NAkn- OPPORTUNITY FOR
Hooskk zsb TIkt H TRAbR KEEPERS
All the elegant Household Furniture 81 thelargs four story
residence 1lg West Eighth street, between Fifth Sixth
will be sold q public auction this day "Wednesday
morning. september M at l0,s O'Clock precisely. the
The sac comprises the contents OF the house. most Of
II made 10 order for the owner BY celebrated city
makers and used but months The whole viii cold
psrcmpory rain or shine offering extra Inducements
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut
Suits In rich French satn brocael and reps Turk
Oh Easy Chairs and Lognsss masc ROSEWOOD Centre
day Clock rich China and Parian Vases Parior Or
nsnents elegant Brocael and Lace Curtains fine cocc-
on q 81 r,.sin Epgysyings and lsEgs nirrprs sroo,
AAsN'f'oA' AND COVER; COST Ssoo v"'n ''oo ~
an elegant Instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs with all modern improvements,
6rung full iron plate Frnoh action full octave;
rosewood and mshosspZ BedstsSds BSrssns
Spring Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables
tension Tables China GLASS and Silver Ware; Cutlery 10
ssas positive. Deposit required. W -
Il, corTpN, AUCrroNRER SALE OF TOOLS,
Dies Machinery &C. will positively take place at the
Of Seventeenth street and u,
September % Al II o'clock by order Of the assisnccs
CEo O. eHAyDoCK, AUCTIoNEER.-TRADE SALE
AYSocK Sas.ds sSas spS osoos a. IL
ssesroo I0 Liberty street. 200 PACKAGES Kerosene Goods
consng of flint and fancy Pegs Founts brass bronze and
glass Lamp Feet; Shades burners Chmneys Ac 70 casks
Boston Nut glass and 20 packages common Plumbers.
IT JENKINS, JAUCTIoNEER WILL SELL AT AUG.
kcry street. ict OF Household FurnIturs Lduors
Asrnssa wsep4 BLANKETS. q,
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NrOTTCE-ALI PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the Arm OF Kctchum, Son Co. requested TO pre-
sent Immediately with vouchers any 70 the I'M
dcrsgned assgnees the said Arm aud Of Morris kechu
stheir ONCE, No 10 E,ehsngs Place n the city Of New YORK;
EDWARD BEMENT, Assigneea
Dated Sept g. 1855. PHILO o. OALHOUN,) - y
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-07
Imperial Successes Claimed.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 29.r-The San
Antonio Herald, Of the 18th instant,
says number of Liberal officers there
from Mexico consider the Liberal cause
so desperate in their country that they
have been compelled to abandon it.
The Mexican Times, Of the l4th ulti-
mo, gives favorable account Of the,
emigration to Mexico. 1t also publish.
es list Of cx.Confederates now settled
near Cordovia.
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70 the Public.

The undersigned have associated
themselves as. co,propfietors of the
"'WINNsBoRo' News, "and under their
joint names will at once proceed with
the publication of the same.
In the apportionment of the business
of the Office, the editorial and financial
departments have been assumed by II.
a GAILLARD, and the contral of the
mechanical by j. A-DEsPoRrEs.
/ Upon committing themselves to their
new enterprise, the subscribers do most
cordially invite the co operation of the
District at,large,. and will endeavor to
justify it by assiduous attention to their
respective departments of labor, and by
the institution Of measures looking to
the expansion of its circulation, the en-.
largement OF its influence, and its estab
iisbment upon a, substantial basis as an
efficient and useful District journal. To
facilitate this they ask for a larger pa.
tronage tban has heretofore been &C.
corded'to the paper, both.in the way Of
subscriptions, outside of Winnsboro,
and adyertisements,and they believe in
each case they will3render the advan.
tages reciprocal, in one case by the libc.
.rallzing and enlightening tendencies Of
judiciously conducted paper, and in the
other, hy the benefits whichmust accrue
from its extension.
During the remainder Of the month
the present rates eff charges viii be. ads
ihered to- after January lst5 they viii
|.be reduced toa moro moderate scale.
Tho subscribers tender their aclno@.
leagementstd theft predecessor for his
kind Wcrdss
slsis "a, GAittAap,
). "A. DkspoRfEs. )
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From Washington.

WAsMINGroN, December There
is no doubt that the House Of Represen.
tatives will be organized without diff.
Guilty. The credentials of seven Yir
ginia members, and all Of the Tennessee
representatives, have been received
None others have come to hand from the
South. About one hundred members
have arrived. ,,s,.
Judge Warmoth is here, claiming ad-
mission as delegate from Louisiana
on the ground that by the act Of seces-
sion, that State reverted to territorial
condition. He was irregularly voted
for by blacks and whites.
The Government has no present ap..
prehension Of dificul.ies with France or
Macmillan. Gen. Grant speaks for
himself iii8t HE
In perhaps the best and highest
quar'ers>here, where friendship exists for
tho South, the advice 10 to refrain from,
pressing claims to the seats in Congress.
Such course, it is considered, will chal.
lense the magnanimity Of Northern
representatives, If it does not excite a
sense Of the great responsibility resting
upon them in proposing to let the South
60 nnrepresented and her people defran.
chised. / believe that Mr.. Mcpherson
will not put on the roll of the House the
names ofany member Of Tennessee.
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w w TNN SBoRO.
Thursday Morning, December 7, 1865,

1t will he seen by the annexed that
we have disposed Of the right and title
ST the "TRI. WEEKLY News" to Messrs.
GAILLARD & DEsPoRrEs, who will con.
duct the paper, and do all manner of
printing in their line
We have also turned over to Mr.. II.
A. GAILLARD. the senior partner of the
concern, large portion of accounts
made by paties during our connection
as editor and proprietor of the Ne'os,
who will collect and receipt for the
same.
In bidding adieu to the patrons of the
News, we take this occasion to. return
our thanks for the liberal patronage bes-
towed upon us, and to solicit contin.
nance of the same to our successors.
During our sojourn in the town of
Winnsboro, we have been treated with
all kindness and friendship. and we leave
behind lis many friepds whose kindness
we appreciate, and to whom we are en-.
dcsred for many acts Of friendship.
We ask for our successors that sup.
port which is requisite to the es.
tablishment of a District paper, know
ing that an intelligent community will
appreciate the talent brought to bear
upon the editorial columns Of the Ne,Os,
under the skillful management of Mr.
GAILLARD ,.l
To- our brethren of the Press through
out the State, we part with regret. Oul
intercourse, though but of short dura
ton, has been pleasant, and we trus
that in the future we may welcome, il
the new field to which we 60, many o
the familiar faces of the exchanges lha
have graced our editorial table during
our correction with the Ne,os.
To all our patrons and friends we BIZ
|
IAN affectionate adicu, hoping Tor then
long life and abundant prosperity. T.
all we would recommend the proprietor
1%r' II A-o.~~, h--SSyino them to BOSSES.
t'abnndantiy, all fife necessary buslnes
qualifications fol the successful progres
OF their papers
We 60 to another field, and trus
that we may be as well received, q
kindly treated and as literally supporte
as we have been'in this section. ~
Respectfully,
J. E. BRlrroN.
Winnsboro, S. G., Dec. lst, 1865.
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The editorial department OF this pa.
per will hereafter be conducted by my.
self. In inangurating, this work it will
be proper, and conformable with usage
to say few words indicative of the
course Of the paper:
Great and unexampled difficulties
beset our State, and darken its future.
A wide spread desolation attest the Sc.
verety Of the recent war. Her trade
has been paralyzed; the channels OF her
commerce has been almost closed; credit,
the handspring Of enterprise, utterly OK.
.tinguished; the internal economy OF the
whole country subverted, capital. des'
troyed; and universal distrust and ap,
prehension Of the future pervade ali
classes. Necessarily the craftsmanship,
practical sense and energies of the time
will be exhausted in the solution OF
these great questions; in re.establish.
ing credit and confidence; in encourag.
ing the influx Of capita and immigratoni
in stimulating industrial enterprises Of
all kinds; in utilizing and systematic
ing labor; and above all in resuscitating
the great agricultural interests which is
the corner. stone upon which any en-.
during and solid prosperity must be con.
struct ed.
So far as these fall within the limited
sphere of District journal, it will faith.
fully cooperate in the work.
In politics it is difficult to foreshadow
a course at period of revolution and
usurpation of powers and obliteration OF
old constitutional Ian i.marks, and before
party organizations have been perfect
ed upon new issues; but we know
enough to know, in the words of an able
letter that will appear in our next issue
that the only thing now possible for thu
South, is the Union.
BY the inQexible decree Of war on
future is to he united with it. It'here
fore appears 10 be the highest wisdom
and soundest policy Of the South t,
make every effort to improve her condi
ton init; to adhere scrupulously to he
pledge OF loyalty; to endeavor to restor
large, i not preponderating inhuenc
init, byassimllatng ana cooperating wit
homogeneous and sympathetic element
at the North: to refrain, as our Stat
has so far wisely done, from opposing
factons and impotent opostion to wel
authenticated demands of the Govern
mcnt, and generally to continue as ia
as possible to act in harmony with til
Government.
This paper will endeavor to illustrat
and enforce these ideas upon proper ot
caSions. Fl. A. GAlLLAD.
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WAR WITH ENGLAND.-Our London
correspondent says that instructions have
heen, or will be, Immediately sent to the
British Minister at Washington to ask
OF our Government an explanation Of
its conduct in IT,. matter of the Fcnians /;
and, he also says, that the English peo.
pie demand that the United States shall
either suppress all public demonstrations
of the Brotherhood in this country, or
accept the alternative of war. The
laleness OF the hour at which we write,
prevents MS from commenting upon this
important news, and upon other very
important intelligence contained in the
interesting letter of orr correspondent,
whicliis published in another column.
Welearn from the New York HearM
OF the 9th, that the reported participa.
ton Of American soldiers in the recent
assault on Matamoros by the Mexican
Republicans has, it seems, produced a
disagreeable effect upon the Imperialists,
and they are said to fear that our Gov
ernment seriousl Y meditates interfering
in behalf of President Juarez. Even the
abandonment Of Maximillan's journey
to 7 ncatan is ascribed TO apprehensions
on the part Of his Cabinet of difficulty
with the United States, and it is stated
that Marshal Bazaine has ordered sever.
important positions to BIZ strengthened
Macmillan is said to have lately receiv.
ed an autograph letter from Louis Ma.
poleon, urging him to moro energetic
measures toward the firm establishment
of the empire. rf 80 H
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r B (. r G. r IA PRI5..
The Republicans Gafning Ground IN thu
Siege OF Matanores, ;

The Galveston Bulletin Of NovembeF
Is gives news from Brownsville, brought.
by Captain Eton F. Brown, that the
Juarists We're gaining ground, in the
Siege Of Matamoros. ~
General Espinosa was not killed, us
reported. .33
Lieutenant Colonel f. Meyer, lats Of
the United States Army, has been made
general in the liberal forces, and DR.. H.
Morris, United States Army, major.
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Col. Bravado, Of tho ribe,., .r,ov :

} Col. Bravado, Of tho Liberal army Of
Mexico, as bearer of dispatches from
Presiden Juarez TO the United States
Government, arrived at Kansas City,
on the Goth nit, and left Immediately
for Washington. Col. Brsvado states
that the Mexicans had $4,000 troops.
under arms, and that 5000 more can,
be put in the field as soon as the means
ars raised, which win be speedily. ~.
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+. .
WASHINGTON, November 29.--The
indications are strong that Mr.. Colfax
spoke without the book for his party. Is,
Colonel Forney's approximate silence
in reference TO the admission of Southern
members, with that Of the New York
Tribune, taken in conjunction with tho
article ia the New York Times Of today,
would seem to give affairs favorable as.
pect. ~
Secretaries Seward and Stanton, with
Senator Doolit!lc, had long interview
with the President to-day. After the,
first two named left, Mr.. Dooiittle re-
mained fora considerable lime. He has
been openly and strongly for the Presi-.
dents policy. Mr. Thaddeus Stevens
saw the President to-day, alse Senator
Turnbull. ise E'' ~
The Radicals, from deference 10 the
President, seem willing TO oadmis ,ba
Tennessee is in the Union. 1.9"
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Nesice.

"A LII persons having demands against The.
IN Estsse Of Franklin GaiIlsrd q dseeased,
viii present them for payment, end those
who arsindebtedto 10 said estate viii mako
.paymentto. EDWARD @. PALsIEs Tss,,,
sics 6Be--2w iis.t.., t,5 Adgyf,
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A gentleman Just arrived in New
York from Colorado. by the overland
route, speaks of horrible sight witness.
ed on the p'airie, where small emf.
grant train had been attacked by the In.
dams, and an old man captured. who
was tied to a wagon and burned to death,
The body.was found the next morping
with an arrow driven into each eye.
Gen Connor was in'fayor Of extesm,na.
tion .s e 81 si II
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General Sickleshas arrived in Sou,l
Carolina and assumed the command of..
that Department. Tho headquarters.
have been removed from Hilton Head
to Charleston. 4toN M ~ stEg