davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

sFLIIE TIA I-E I-E.S-FI = r
- ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THIS INSTITUTION is now open for the re-
ccption Of BOARDING and DA1 HOflLo'
Th i arc received at any time and charged from
the day OF entrance. ~
The best instructors in English, Music, &c,
are employed.
The Musical Department, Vocal and Instru-
mental, in Piano and Organ, IS under the con-
troll of Professor II. 4. Hayden an experienced
and efficient Instructor.
4 Vocal Glass will be organized in the School
Immediately and those wishing to join it Will
please enter their names at once.
For further particulars apply to u>~,r,4,
MISS 4. b. GARbElS,
oc 1O-tf Alexandria, i;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-10

The order breaking up the practice OF levy
ing contributions, for party purposes, upon the
government employees at the Navy Yards,
&C., is one OF the most creaitabEe acts OF she
present administration. We hope the same
order will be extended to the Clerks IN the
Departments in Washington. The practice
referred to was. every way demora!izing and
improper. The circular Of the Secretary OF
the Navy, to the commaaaaats OF Navy ards
with regard to this and other abuses, connected
with eZectioneering, party gatherings, &C., IS
excellent in its style and sentiments
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11
To the u sa.;sis.i .,..sssss'> a.f
l:s;tisa sOssEllS. snsss.

~ sho regular mettir. o; the bo.,J "A
Supervisors II raat't ceurtv, luly ho..iea Ii
Toledo in sad county. heg,ntins on tn,
FIRST Monday NJ September d. sfa. III,
following proceedings were duly reese I've.
ard o,ie,ei e. vii; That at the General
election 90 ie holden IN lie second Tnesia,
of October 4 i. STD, there shall he sub
mittci TO tie legal voters Of Tama county,
the toilowieg proposition, to-wit Whether
ihe c9rnty Of T,ma Will donate the sum OF
5erty Thousand d'!iars, 10 the Iowa CEN
trat Rail &oah co. to he nsed in hrilluy the
Iowa lentral Hai'road within sail county
pravidc,', saii road runs through the county
North ard South, and that u tax of mills
on the dollar he levied nron the assessment
aud valuation Of the property in said county
for the years A. y. 1886, lsu1 4 1865, 10 pay the
same, TO be laid out at thc discretion Of the
Board Of Supervisors. Therefore it is pro
elaine hy orier Of said Board Il Supervi
sors That said proposition be voted upon in
the wn.g form to wit; Those intending
10 vote f,r said pr; position, shal, have writ.
ten or printed up.n their respective ballots
For the donation
anl those intending to vote against the
same, shall have printed or written on
their respective ballots the followi ing words
'.Agains, the Donation
Attest
DiyIn D. APPELG ATE
Clerk Of Board Of Supervisors
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11
Correct the soldiers, Names.

To Iowa VOLUNTEER CAprAlNs.-
Many names Of Iowa soldiers sre in
correctly printed in the Adjut.ant Gen.
reports. | shall insert the roster Of
each regiment complete .in my forth.
coming Military History Of the State,
and shalt take the names as they ap
pear in the published Reports, in All
cases were correction: are hot furnished
me. | respectfully appeal 10 every
Iowa Captain to examine the roster ci
his company, as psiuted, and rote the
names that are given incorrectly. and
send me list OF them, with the corrcc
ton added in each case. IL the al
eence % Captain, the senior Licnten
ant will please make the corrections
! AMI for ward them. After making the
desired use of them they will be turned
over 70 the Aiin,ant General, for tie
purpose Of correcting the entries npon
his books. ~ expressed in his circular
! Of tiie Sd u!t Il is hoped that no man
who has commanded company OF
low boys will neglect the opportunity
! to sccnrc for each ono Of them an ac
currate report Of his name in history
| and at the same time to have bin, coz
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11
Strayed

Str0yed
From Columbia Tp, Tama county. Town..
on or about the 10th day Of July 1886, -
dark iron gray mare nearly black yearS
cld anu msrkeA as follows: smAll White
star ia ioreAes.A one white hind foot, tail hs1
been trimmed, hanging nhout to the hoek
joint. Supposed to have strayed - viAA.
s,me Indian ponies. Any person. who VIII
take up said mare .nA give information IS
the whereabouts Of same, will receive liberal
compensation.
WM. II. STODnlRr
Iuks, Tams Co, lows
Sent .sh, 1868.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11


In Otter Creek, 93 votes we're polled.
75 majority for the Donation, and 2
majority for Stone This township has
usually given from Is to 80 Dem. maj
Redeemed Otter Greek.
Crystal. all the votes bu: two for the
donation. About 25 were east. Stone
ha~::a respectable majority.
Spring Greek. gives majority FOR
the Donation, and 1C msjori,y for Stone.
The County ticket generally ran with
the State ticket in these townships.
We think the Republican majority can
put down as being at least as high as
the home vote majority Of last year.
The donation TO The Iowa Central has
carried by large majority.
Oh. wiliess, consc,enceless, soulless,
graccless, cheating, deceiving, lying,
sseaking, Wing, cringins, ,lir,eatine,
backbitins. detestable, contemplate,
reprehensible, shameful, disgraceful,
Clagget, Clay Dem, Possum Copper
head sailors, how 10 the saline waters oi
sat river taste to you old Tars this
year: Has its saline qualities diminished
any in consequence Of your trying to
steal the soldiers votes? You have been
there 50 often you ought to be able to
note any change as accurately as the
thermometer does the weather.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11
I 1HEIOWA TRANSCRIPT
N. C. wIErINO, Enron.
TOL e DO, low A.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. II, 1866
RAILROAD ana Political Mcetin

Il aalr0ad and Political Meeting.
In compliance with !: previous call,
meeting was held at the Cour, House
Last Saturday at = o'clock Il. NJ.
Col. Connell WAS called to the chair,
and Dr.. Butler elected Secretary.
Tho chairman introduced Hon. J. B.
Grinnell to the audience. Mr.. Grnnell
opened by stating that it ha: been
announced that he would speak upon
the subjects Of railro ids and politics,
and that he would speak first upon the
former subject. lie stated, that to ns,
the approaching election was tho mos
important ever lcli that counties
having railroads have materially in
creased in population in the past few
years, whilc others have not increased
That increased railroad facilities would
create a permanent rivalry and atop the
present robbery. Hc looked upon S..
Louis as bound TO be the great city Of
the West aud could r OF, EM its own in
terest combine with Chicago. hnt mn,
be rival. He showed, the advantages
10 be derived from direct comnunica
tons with TIE pineries Of the north and
Tie coal banks from The south. lie
'stimated that from $40, 600 to $50, 900
would in the conrs. Of ten years, he
saved each year 10 tie inhabitants Of
lama Comfy. IL. spoke also Of other
reat bcneti to be derived from this
road, AID urged tie voting Of The tax
a1d said the amount We proposed To
give was but miserable pittance in
proportion to the value &c the Der, tit>
o be received
lie then tuned 10 politics, said he
never hcar'a q man say word agains,
Gov. Stone aga Governor; saia hr
always highly regarded >>oldiers, bn'
some Of them hy fa,oring he Benton
ticker we're sp,i ting and .fors:.kip., tho
party that stood up by them and tho
Union d1t'ny the war. lie wanted 70.
tak 70 soldiers: did not consider it
worth while to tax Ia old Democ, ats.
as they w.re harl Of heart and had
sinned away the day Of grace.
lie showed that j, was nothing bu,
pr'juce hat people had which made
them oppose the neg,o and hi- rri
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11
samn gon1 4mata golts giFatat eguuture md yw.


rectly shown upon the Adjutant Gen
erals books, which last may prove OF
legal consequence to him or his friends
A +. WOOD.
Dubuque Iowa, Sept. 2s, 1865.
o~ Editors Of Iowa papers arc re
Spcctfnlly requested to publish the
above notice in a conspicuous manner,
:. inserting It in all editions, when more
than one is published. w.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11

Notice.
Everybody that wanss to Luy bees can
get good new swarms in Langstroth Hives,
for the small sum Of twenty dollars.
Any one wanting Italian Queens can get
them BY referring TO W. H. Furmsn at Cedar
Rapids Iowa. For inforaation % to the
workings Of the Italians enquire of 4. Kin
neg Of t'.is county.
VIII. TURSaAN
By N. CoeAkAS, AH. nS1
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11
SMITH,
Administrations.

ES'FRAl HORSE.
Taken Up h.. John !. S:onth h}rl At his resi-,
dcnce in Outer .reck toWnshia fami county
fewn one aay horse fourteen years oli, ht.a
ealsta}i ei lesther haltee on Rhen taken
~, stiff IN shoulder NJ other maNis ~
brands perceivahle, aud appraised - ~.
Proceedings had before Daniel Rusk ]. Z.
Toledo. Iowa, Sept. 18th, lS65.
DAVID D. APPELGATE,
Clerk
BY George 1. Bailey D,gs'y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11

T. Forker, Dem. elected Supervisor
by 24 majority.
For Donation 18 majority.
For Appropriation "a majority.
This township has heretofore been
Republican. What is the matter down
there?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-10-11
&Look HERE; -
FARMHR09

You want > good orchard, you want trees
that will grow, you want fruit that you can
depend upon. Buy your frnit trees, then, Of
me and the roots vi | be out Of the ground but
q short time and hence moro sr4 tA livs.
Comet to my nursery at SPRING CREEK,
,n1 get them this fall and ses them out
have nearls all kinds Of nursery produets for
sale. Terms, reasonable.
v7nS7 G. N. KNAfr.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02

FRosr.-- transition from the heat to which
we referred last week (99o) TO the white frost
which covered the ground OH Wednesday morning,
was sudden, but D ct disagreable. The showers on
Monday night, &C accompanied with thunder and
lightning, effectually cleared the heated atmos-
phere, and left climate cool aud bracing. I
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
II MAN ABOUT TOWN.

MODS and vigilance being the great topics of
the day in Idaho the .subscriber must say some
thing on that subject, and yet not much, for up to
thishpQr flwriting it has not amountedito much.
The Vigilantes organized sonlethree weeks since
w.tha thousand valient names, OF less, Tor the
purpose Of taking the Jail and executing upon the
members thereof summary vengeance. a8Thcv
were to attack it boldly, or were to watch good
opportunity to burn it with bales Of hay highly
impregnated with kerosene oil or, geS lfas n ne
Jas to get the prisoners, they didn't care how. ana
to say the truth they didn't kaolD how, and on this
score they are no wiser yet Nevertheless. on
Sunday last they came TO the scratch in ditch
across the creek and upon calling The roll "a, nd
their thousand just numbered ixtytwo. The,
Sheriff believe sent about sxty-four to oi We them
hattie; mus peing unexpectedly SO completely
overwhelmed they concluded to tconspY which
they did by declaring to- take noe further interest
toward capturing the jail and to drop the subject
entirely and be hereafter quiescent Perhans
they were deluded in their ideas of their own
strength as to numbers, and perhaps they conclu,
Ged they were squad of simp letonsa pursuing a
very wrong and impotic course by attempting to
raise a mob of this kind. However that is the
way the war was Gbated. af19Aes
Most assnredly, people of Idaho, the badges.
sent to you by TIE government are not honest
enough to try your cases. if yourselves be- not
worthy to serve and if it be that the.
whole form Of law and Justice is in your view fit
for nothing why, do take pity on the majority,
who are satisfied and leave your country for yonr
country s good Allowttose who like ii. and who.
like the juuges and who like the juries whomaihe
presiding Judge selects, or whom yoGryery worthy
uader sheriff, Mr. Crutcber, selects. and ALL be-
leye coincide his honesty and fairness on this
point, allow these say, and all who are willing
TO abide the decisions of the Courts and to main
snciVil law, to live hers in peace. They are the
majority, and a large too. Nobody will doubt
sbut the mob adherents are twoful minori-9
~. This great republican government gives this
mojority in Idaho the right to live nnGeri civil
~ majority alone for they are not ali who make
it up. Nor should party politicsbe considered IN
.thsrelation there are many honest men who
belong to the opposite party who are willing
and ready to assist the sLegiH TO keep law and orr
der aud whose feelings are seriously injured when
sSWt4ae3oI Il 1sfIsBA b9sGs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02

vEG4rABLEs.-P otatoes are retailing at Idaho
City at from to Is cents per pound cueumbers,
l2C0 l5cts; onions, 25cts: carrots, parsnips and
beets, l4cts cabbage S5cts water melons, 10. a
l5cts muskmellons, Poets per b pumpkins and
squashes, l21S cts caulliHower, S5cts tomatoes,
6O@75cts per ID corn 6Octs per d9ze n. 3. y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
81 300 in Gold Coin

The Second Gilt is $500 in COIN, and 644 other
Prizes and take particular nofiee5 58ss ltiT 3i
So This is the only enterprise on the Pacific
Coast, i'll Which there is opportunity to draw
SO large 4 sum as two thousand dollars in Coin
| refer youto the following we'll known persons
Of Nevada and California for in those States |
have given FOURTEEN different Gift Enterpri.
SEES, and all were drawn III a manner that gave
universal satisfaction: - sitI
Hon. John Nugent. Virginia City, Nevada;
I'D lJas.sH Hardy ~ Ie't F''tiJ s'.s$iil q ~
s" j. r. Mcconnell. ..ssflsstl ias at .sfo99.
:. . Joseph Clark. .a..gl g 10 77,s a. !
Charles L. Strong, ESQ.,. g li"st'ise 7s.ti = q
George Lewis L4sq, - io''sha 20 = +,
A. X. Grim, tHastiilgs & Go.)'t Y .. :"
Maynard Flood ......... = Gold Hill q .
T Hcdley Agent W. f. 4 Co., 8 = 80 +
lanes s. st aawof'h Cal Stage Co. e q 81
And thousands of other persons who resided
there nos iHga Ibl r aA bVRlGHT
Idaho City, August. 5th 1865. e Ie.. n4Itd.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
Sheriff s Sale.

DY virtue of Judgment of foreclosure of
1ED mortgage and order of sale issued out of the
District Courtof the Third Judicial District, in
land for tue County Of Boise, upon q Judgment
rendered IN said Court, wherein Richard Fl Moore
plaintiff and George &. Briggs is defendant for
/ the sum of thirteen hundred and ninety-two
(Sl392) dollars, Judgment and costs of suit, duly
tested fhe 18th day of August, A. D.. 1855. by
which am commanded to sell ce tain described
property, tG wit: The one~half undivided of one.
half OF that lotof land situate in Boise county.
/ designated and known as lot number one in block
number one, in the town OF Placelville Tess nine
feet in front of said lot and running back twenty
ing on the Plaza, said mortgaged premises being
"a faet Part OF said original lot number L. lying on
Tho angie Of Granite and Gal furnia streets, and
of said original lot less a strip nine feet
wide fronting on Granite creek and extending back
5wentyslX feet on the east sidesof the first des
sfflped fraction, also the one half OF n an undv.
Ided thirty (3G@ feet fronting OH California street
ana running back twenty-five feet of lot number
threet3 ID IN said block; according to the original
paP OF asad town Immediately snorth of and adj
looming the SAID corner lot above described Pub
nc notice is Hereby given in accordance with the
requirements OF said orderof SALE that on the 23d
Day OF September, AID 1866 at II o'clock NJ, +
viii sell at the Court House door in Idaho city at
Pubic Auction, for gold coin or its equivalent in
clean gold dust, the above described property to
the highest bidder, tolsatsfy said execution and
ali accruing costs. sea9 afiH zaafsso1 .1aaaig
|39s 81 ,EAh4k.IIJ "A. o. BOWEN Sheriff
/ DATED IDAHoCITY, Aug .sSI5 "A ID. 1865 [45w3
j .bts .S0oI 81 .gaA stll5 fssge
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
500. 1000 OOi

Worth of GodCo.n. Watches, Jewelry, Musical
Instruments, Meerschaum Pipes, Colts. Nelson's
aud Derringtr Pistols, Albums. Stereoscopes, Mi
ner's Composites, Quartz Mngiiters, and Solid
Silver Wares; together with large assortment ct
Ladies; Diamond-set Watches, allda u Ifs} q
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
Colorado Building.

Main Street, Idaho City A i are invited to call
and examine tue Gifts, Tickets ofiadlnission are
at the USUAL price Of TWO DOLLARS, and. the
holder Of the Ticket corresponding with the first
lumber to be drawn from the WHEEL OF Fur
IUNE. will bc.entIfled t0the first Gift which is
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
The BrNrrIr Of Mrs. Este lie Potter MacDonald

The BENEFIT of Mrs Este lie Potter Macdonald
and I'M, Miss Florence, which was postponed last
week, viii come off at the Jenny Lind Theatre
next Tuesday night. The beautiful comedy Of
THE Ladies Battle . will be perittnied colelu-
ding with the beautiful farce Of Ny Neighbor's
Wife" Neither of these pieces have ever been
presented in this place, and they are both attrac
tive Sue Robinson Getzler, George Pardey.
Rob't. Lindsay and the Robinson troupe will assist
to make it pleasant evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Macdonald and Miss Florence ought to have
good benefit. It has been long time since the
Jenny Lind Theatre has been open, and the at
fractions on Tuesday evening should bring to-
gether good crowd. fyzS7, .,y,da eli Fi9, IS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02

.REMoyED--The office Of the Un}atilia and Wal
ula stages has been moved from Plaeeryillc to
Idaho City. 1t is now located lat5the City Hotel,
Mr.. e. Hubbel, agent. Mr.. Pinkham goes to
Boise City. There is now no stage running be-.
tween PldeervilIe and the Payette. 5 ei.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02

MEsshs. Jas. I. Crutcher. Under Sheriff, Ednond
son and German, Deputies, are entitled to much
creditor the able and judicious manner in which
they conducted affairs during the late difficulties.
Cool, firm and goodtempered. they managed to
allay the excitement without the loss ofa drop Of
blood; elciting praise even from those they were
forced TO meet with anything but peaceable inten-
tions. st3 aaa fasalal8f .a4effah a0t-eg ha4 NJ.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
CrFY NEWS.

Snow 1.-The hills northeast of Idaho City pre-.
sented quite Wintery appearance to-day, Sow
having fallen tothe depth Of two or three inches.
Notwithstanding this, Brown, Of the Phoenix, con-
tinues selling his choice Ale and Porter. fil srs
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02

A LAG Err BEER CELLAR has been finished very
neatly IN the basement of Boston s. Cody's Saloon
and will be opened to,day by Messrs. Ferdinand,
KONG u Go. It's cool place during the Sum-
mer and will be G warm and coy one in winter.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
IS. G.. ROSENBAUM
ID EGS Ieaetb Inform his numerous friends and the
ID public in general that hr has engaged in the
STORAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS

where he has Storage and for Sale the following
7aa iee goods at the following prices:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02

LOTTERY DRAwING.-W nght's Great Lottery
will be drawn next Monday, when some of the
ticket holders will get their money back in the
finest assortment of gifts ever putup in lottery
in this Territory. The tickets have been disposed
of very rapidly and thoroughly, and those who
wish to invest have but little time left in which
to do it.l1W0a - X sB0 5.gl s. t93 "a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02

-NEGETABLE MARKET .-Messrs. Bell & Rowe,
Main street, have made arrangements with some
or the principal farmers Of the Valley for.the re-
ceipt of fresh vegetables at their depot, where
any quantity OF them. can always be found for
sale at low rates.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-09-02
MAGN.FICENT DgAMOND PIN.

Valued at $7O0., These articles were purchased
expressly for this Entertainment, and all goods
are warranted just as repr, sent them in the Pro.
gralnme OF GittS now circulated throughout the
Territory The public may rest assured that the
drawing will take place in a manner that cannot
tail TO give satisfaction. The articles to be dis
tlibuted are now on exhibition 1T tile
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27

Captain Orlando Moore, of the reg
ular service, and late colonel of the
25th Michigan, has been breveted a
lieutenant colonel in the regular army,
for gallant and meritorious service
during the late rebellion.
Prairie chickens are very plenty at
the West this year. At recent prairie
chicken hunt in Iowa, eight hundred
and fifty-seven birds were killed in
four hours 10y nineteen men.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. -tl
DISEASES Of the Urinary and Sexual Sys-
IL tems--new and reliable treatment. Also
the BRlDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of Warning
and Instruction, sent In sealed envelopes. free Of
charge. Address DIR. J. sKILLIN H0UGHTON
Howard As'ociation, No. 2, South Ninth Stree
Philadelphia. Pa. 796y
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
BLACK JAPAN vARNISH,

k'OR painting all kinds Of iron work, such as
y rail road bridges, car trucks, steam boilers.
sheet iron chimneys, tin and iron soofs. cave
troughs, shutters, window caps and sirs, columns.
fences, agricultural implements, mill gearing
anchors. chains also, hulls Of vessels, &c.
This varnish Is the cheapest and most ,axah,s
coating for iron work now In use. anS ussv'So
Piled by any inexperienced per- ON ' a ,ibsSsl
discount to the trade. samp' a. ssn. Chan "a.
quired. les sshs ~Hsn isi
prompt attention. W. ook 900, WIN i'''''e
.,rssss Gm." n'~ corner Of Larned and Fourth
ga yeger,op avenue, pstrqlt
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
10 IN :" lE IA - 81 ~IG
Livery Establishment !;
A. w. GATES a. CO.,
A IT their New and Extensive Stables, On

4 their New and Extensive Stables On
IA Washington Street.
,''7T~ EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN.
Have one Of the
best Livery Establishments in the West
Family s'turn outs" Horses and Buggics, Sadie
Horses and rigs Of all styles, single or four ts
six horses, promptly fitted out.
NEW AND IN STYLE. lra
Everything about the establishment is in
good shape, tidy new and of late style. Horse
always in good condition and carriages and Har-
neses neat and tidy.
nr REA ONABIE RATES!
only, charged in all instances, and the utmost
pains taken TO give entire satisfaction to all cus-
toners. a.f.,.
A. w. GATES Il Co.
Eas. Saginaw, Aug. 8, 1863 II
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE

A large and beautiful variety Of Lamps, Look
Ing Glasses, Chamber Sets, common and fine
Table Cutlery, common aud silver Forks and
Spoons, Egg Why's and Basteys, Pocket Knives,
Shears, Scissors, &c., with general variety OF
Yankee Notions, as Pins, Needles, Thread, But
tons, &c. Drcss Trimmings, Ladies' Gloves and
Hosiery in great variety. ll.t "it lia
East Saginaw courier., 1865-09-27
MANUFACTURING,

Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware. manufac-
turod no order at short notice. stove and conductor
pipes made and put up with despatch.
Tho continued patronage Of the public Ia solic
ted. st,....
sCHMITZ D MORLEYS.