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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

tB-we Bnderstand Mr.. Roll Intends putting
in a basement this fall for a business house, al
joining Murphy q Kennedy's new iron house. Oh
South Meridian street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

Police CoURr " esterday was again dull
day IN the Mayors Court. bu, little business
beng done before it. Whether this Is in conse
quenee oil decrease ia crime and immortality
or want of vigilance the part of the police,
this deponent is unable TO ssy-mosl probably
the former. as the temperance reformers are at
work in midst.
Thomas Myers paid ~ 30 for Tue privilege Of
being intoIicated-three dollars for the school
fund. and the balance 20 the city officers
George Weaver and Andres Hanlsn each were
sent to the chain gang ten days for common
DRINKS
Thomas Malone paid g. 10 for riding scros.
sidewalk. and 50 40 for riding faster than sis
miles an hour. Here is warning TO some OF
our fast crabs. az il won't do for the police &
make exceptions in their arrests
DR.. Miller was again brought up on the char gs
~ obstructing the streets with building materi
nls- The Dr.. called for jury, and plead bis
own ease-gallantly and eloQaently did he argue
for the privileges Of those euterprsing citizens
Who are building up the city, Increasing hei
wealth. aliurdIng employ ment TO thousands. aud
furnishing facilities tor our enserprising mer
chants and business men, aud endcavorng TO rs
duce the enormous rents by adding 10 the mum
Der OF rentable rooms A the Jury was com
posed principally Of renters they thought so too
snd gave sweeping verdict for the Doctor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

IF Mise Bell Carroll will open a School for
Girls on Monday, September 4th, in the Base
ment Of the Third Presbyterian Church "a q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

RrRRxA i-THE ISFALIIBLK HAIR REsroRA-
rfvy Decidedly the best article for restoring
grey hair TO it, natural color, mot dying) curing
all diseases Of the scalp. preventing the hair
from falling of, giving it a softness and gloss
that nothing else can produce. Price 81 90 per
bottle Sold by all druggists.
J. F. Senour. druggist, Bates House Block,
agent eod-tf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

To PAINTERS Wanted, bids for painting
Glenn's Block. according to specifications to bs
seen at Mr.. Hodgson's office for one week
80 b ". 4 H. GLENN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

kEEP 1T BEroRE THE PuBLIc-That Geisendorff
Co are selling a very fine lot of Shawls, Cloth
and Silk Cloaks, Circulars Sacks, Basques, &c
al cost
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

The Gas QUESTION 1t looks to us, as an out
slider. from what We and near, as il the
Gas Company has sutjusated the City Council,
aud that the city will have the present Company
fastened TO them for indefinite number Of
years in the future. at the time The Council
men were nominated. pledges were made that
they would not favor the present monopoly, over
Others in granting the right to furnish gas. But
how is itg Letters of inquiry sent here to
Councilmen aud others. in relation to the matter,
but. so lar as we know and believe. they were
not answ ered-no attention paid to them-and
the result il that committee is now appointed
to ascertain on what terms the present company
will furnish gas in the future. We may be mis-
taken-we hope We are-but in our judgment,
the private gas consumers completely in the
hands OF the present monopoly, and they will
only find IL out alter they are shackled for enty
or thirty years. Ii the private consumers OF the
city feel any interest IN the matter. they had bet
ter wake up before the contract Is consum-
mated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

az See DR.. VIM. Thomsons advertisement
on the fourth poge of days paper.
jau IS If.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

II you require reliable remedy to restore you,
DIR. HARVEYS FEMALE PILLS,
rfailng remedy for the removal Of Distractions
no matter from UhG cause they arise. They are safe
and sure, and will restore In every They
also eic aeious In all Of Pro-
lapsus, &c Sold In boxes containing 90 Pills, Price OsE
DOLLAR
Send for DR.. Harvey's Private Medical Adviser, sd
dressed females; 100 pages giving full Instructions 10
cents required for postage. you cannot purchase the
pills Of ycur druggist, they will be sent by mail, post
paid. from observation, receipt Of One Dollar,
by Or J. BkrAS, Consulting Physician,
p. o. Box 501e. AZ Broadway. New York.
Dealers supplied by DemAs Barnes 4 Co., wholesale
Agents, New York; Tomnson Cox Agents for Indiana
polls. aug26-deodhvly
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vi week a. their own home, IA light Ard honorable
Business Any person having is~ hours daily ~ spend
-il Ind ibis good paying business, Address scldng
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work iof the above vases aud all a,penses paid Al.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

WV SEWARD, Secretary OF State
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-30

We csl present IN cash Of he Departments fear
House Unrvsied Inducements In The vay u os1Dists
lines % Desirable Goods 81 Lee Prices
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

E,ghth-That portion of Lenawes
county heretofore tho 10th District.
N1'th-That portion Of Lenawes
county heretofore the 18th District.
Tenth County of Jackson.
ElepsnM County of Calhoun.
TEETH : County of Hillsdals.
Thrteenh--County of Branch.
Fowtenth--County Of St. Joseph.
Fyfssnth--County Of Cass.
Ssrtsenth-County Of Berrien.
'Ssrentesnth-County Of Allegan.
Eiqhtssnth-County of Van Buren,.
Nnsteenth-County Of Kalamazoo.
Teeatieth-Counties Of Barry and
Eaton.
7tcenty.frst-Counties Of Inghan
and Eaton.
T,centy- second-Counties Of Living.
ston and Shiawassec.
2iceaty-NTd-Co of Genesee.
7icenty-fowth : County Of st. Clair
TieentyJyth-Counties of Lapeer
Sanilac and Huron.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of Saginaw
Midland, Isabella and Gratiot.
zicenty- serenth-Counties Of Tuscoln
Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Iosco, Ogemsw
Roscommon, Crawford, Montmorenci
oscoda Altoona, Alpena, Pressure Isle
and Cheboygan. ~
Observation-Disclosures Of Ionia and
Montcalm.
1tcsntg-nb'th County Of Kent.
7hntieth h Counties Of Muskegon
Ottawa and Oceana.
Thrty:frst--Countics of Newavgo
Mecosta, Mason, Manistec, Lelawna
Grand Traverse, Antrim, Missaukee
Emmett Lake, Osceola, Wexford, Xii.
kaska and Otsego.
Ih6ty-s ccond-Counties Of Manitau
Mackinac, Chippewa, Delta, School
craft, Marquette, Menominee, Hough.
ton, Keweenaw and Ontonagon, to-
gether with tho islands and territory
attached, the islands in Lake Superior
Lake Michigan and in Green Bay, and
the Straits Of Mackinaw and the
River St. Mary's.
1t will be seen that Oakland and
Washtenaw have each lost Senator
The balance was restored by giving
Allogan and Van Buren, each Sena.
tor, they before being one district, and
two districts made from the counties
about Saginaw, heretofore the 9th
district, with tho addition Of Gratiot
The numbers are altered from the 9th
to the Both.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

The Rev. Osgood +. Fuller, late
Rector of st. Johns Church, Saginaw
City, has resigned his position there,
and removed to Fentonville, at which
place he takes charge of a new and
promising Church.
His Ministry at Saginaw extended
through a period of nearly three
years; and the statistics of the Church
during that time bear witness to his
faithful labors. The number of COM
municants at his coming was but 35;
at his leaving, 65. The number of
Baptisms reported by him is 80, and
in addition to its ordinary expenses,
and charitable aud missionary collec-
tons, some 5000 dollars have been
raised for improvements within tho
Parish. But besides these outrard
proofs of success, we know that there
are many souls, unheard Of men, but
powerful with God, as witnesses OF
his pastoral fidelity. We trust he
may find pleasant home, and warm
friends, and an ever increasing use
fulness in his new field of duty.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

TsE,rnE. On next Monday Even
ing, ]. w. Lanergan's Company will
make their appearance in the beauti-
full tragic drama, entitled Leah the
Forsaken." 1t is needless TO say any
thing in praise of the Company, as
they established their reputation when
here in the early par. of wintor. A
number of ladies and gentlemen have
been added to their numbers, while
al the old excellence is retainod.-
Only twelve nights are SGT down for
theirappearauco an We haveno doubt
hut that they will DO well ratronized
cron during Lent.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

spsn the best terms that can 30 obtained and that
. COMMITTEES u three BE- sppoistsd V aid said
Treasurer In said negotiation.
On motion of Mr.. Sloan, Messrs.
Paine, LETTERS and Quacksnbush were
appointed to such Committee.
The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Crane was adopted, viz:
Resolved. That the Supervisors Of the several
townships and wards Of Saginaw County be aud
they are hereby authorized TO draw orders and
grant the same measure Of relief to families Of
drafted men and substitutes who shall enter any
Michigan Regiment or Battery, ~ 10 now paid or
drawn to families Of volupteers and the report TO
DO filed With -the County Treasurer in cases Of
drafted men substitutes shall set forth the fact;
IL not being deemed necessary 10 set forth the
Company or Regiment
Mr.. Quackenbush, Chairman on
Committee on Claims made a report
on sundry Claims. Report accepted,
and on motion said Claims were al
lowed as follows, viz:
Claimed. Aaorsd.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01
CHANCERY SALE

TN pursuance and by virtue OF n decretnl order
i Of sale made 10y the Circuit Court for the
County Of Saginaw in Chaneery, ON the eighth
DAY of December 1864, in cause wherein Henry
A. lest was complainant, and Ransom Wnans,
Louisa =. Wnans and Jedcdiah Briggs were de-
feniants,
'Notice is hereby given, that shall sell at pub
lie auctlo,, to the highest bidder NJ three o'clock
in the afternoon OF saturday the Let day Of Apr'',
A. d 1865, ut the from door Of the Saginaw
County court House. in the Iiiy Of saginaw,
Saginaw County, Mchisp all those certain
pieces or parcels of land described as follows i-
tuo ~ is.ti uvtto-wvss quarter vi rcS-
ton twenty mine (29) and the south-wet quarter
and west half Of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton ten (l0) all in Township number eleven Qi y,
North Of Range FIVE (5) East, Saginaw County,
Michigan.
Dated February 10th. 1865
JOHN j. WHEELER
Cir Court Com saginaw County, Mich
JOHN MooRE, Complts Sopr. n2S9
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01
REsIGNATIoH.
! br RICHARD BATTER.

Lord, IL belongs not to my ere,
Whether | die or live;
To love and serve Thee Is my share, 80
And this Thy grace must give. f
If life be long, / will DO glad, n.a
That may long obey;
II short, yet why should l DO sad
To soar " endless dayf llull u
Christ leads me through no darker rooms
Than He went through beforoj
He that into Gods Kingdom comes, 1f
Must enter by His door.
Como Lord, when grace has made mo meet
Thy blessed face 10 see; dN fl
For II Thy work ON earth DO sweet,
What viii Thy glory be
Then shall end my sad complaints.
And weary, sinful days;
And join with the triumphant saints,
That sing Jehovah's praise
My knowledge Of that life is small,
The eye Of faith Is dim;
But tits enough that Christ knows NIL.
And shall be with Him.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

CHURCH DIRECTORY,

Fsnsr Baptist Cuuacn, Rev. II. l. Mershouss.
Pastsr, Services At Union Hall. Jefferson street,
every Sabbath. at 30 A. N. and p. n. Sab
bath School Ct 1880 y. N
CosenEoArlonAL, Rev. william O Smith. At
1910 a. N. add p. N. Sabbath School u 2.30
PM
METHODIST ErmcopAL, Rev. r. II Richards Al
10 30 A. NJ. and p NJ. Sabbath School imms-
diately after morning service.
Episcopal, Rev William Psrst, At Buena Vista
Hall, 1880 A. M. and p. N Sunday School
Immediately amer morning service.
CENTRAL Baptist cuuacH, Rev. John s Good
man, at the Methodist Episcopal Church, every
Sabbath afternoon, at three O'Clock.
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev. A, N. Meyer, mt
1890 A M. and p. NJ. Sabbath School at nine
O'Clock, A. M.
LuIHrRAs. Rev Conrad vols, at II A. N. and
7P.M
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

BY very unusual coincidence, the
JT,wish calend-r, the Greek and Rus
sian calenusr, and that Of the Latin
and English Churches all agree for
this present year, 1865. o. that the
14th day of April will be observed by
the Jews as their Passover, and by all
Christianity, as the day of tho great
fulfilment of that Passover, the Cru
cifxion of Our Lord We say call
Christianity" trusting that the great
step taken last year towards harmony
in this respect may be followed up
this year also Good Friday of last
year was observed in New York City
with services of public worship, by
almost all denominations. Presbyterians,
Baptists, Methodists, Congregational
lists, and others agreed with Episco-
palians and Roman Catholics in this
act of worship, on the anniversary Of
Our Saviours Crucifxion, and more
than half the places of business in
that great city were closed.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

Mr.. Robinson on special Committee
to report on mode of voting for or
against dredging Saginaw river, rec
commended the ballots on said voting
to read as follows: ballot in favor, to
be "In favor of the loan for improv-
ing the navigation Of Saginaw River
provided for in the act of January
18th, 1865" Ballots against to be
Against the loan for improving the
navigation of Saginaw River pro-
vided for in the act of January 18th,
1865" Your Committee would fur
ther recommend that the County Clerk
be instructed to procure a sufficient
number of ballots for the use of the
County and furnish them to the town
and City Clerks as called for by said
officers, and to furnish to the several
Supervisors printed blank Election re-
turns for tho same.
report accepted and adopted.
The following resolution offered by
MIR. Paine was adopted, viz:
Whsreas, The second subdivision Of Sac. ] Of
nm ac, q. provide for psvment Of bounties, APP
proved February a., 1865, requires hat in case
volunteer, n rcsidsut Of this oiste, and not en-
rolled makes application for State bounty he
shall present his own affidavit and the affidavit Of
the Supervisor or assessor Of tho township OF
ward to which he is credited, showing at the time
Of his enlistment that he was an actual resident
Of such township or ward, Therefore
Resolved, That the Prosecuting Attorney be
instructed to prepare forms for such sfidnvts aud
procure = sufficient number thereof printed.
On motion the proceedings of this
day were read and approved.
PETER LANE, Chairman Pro tenn.
Gro. SCHMIDT, Clerk.
The Board thereupon adjourned
sine die.
Gro. SCHMIDT. Clerk
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01
M. JEFFEns, Chairman,
Gro. SCHMIDT, Clerk.
CoURr House., CRY OF SAGINAW,
February 21st, 1865.

CoURr HousE, CRY OF SAGINAW,
February 2lst 1865.
Second day OF the session of the
Board. Board met pursuant to ad-
journment and was called to order by
the Chair. Roll called and quorum
being present, the minutes of ycster-
days proceedings were read and APP
proved.
A communication from the Town
ship Board of the Township of Sagi-
nav was received, appointing Mr..
George Davenport as Supervisor from
said township in place Of Supervisor
Thomas L. jackson, resigned. Ac-
cepted, and on motion Mr.. Davenport
was admitted to seat as member
of the Board.
Mr.. Hack on special Committee TO
draft resolution OH local bounties pre-
sentcd tho following, viz:
Rssoired, That in order to enable the sevsral
towns and cities Of tho County Of Saginaw to pay
tho local loupties authorized by the act of the
Legislature Of the State Of Michigan, approved
Feb 4h 1866. The Chairman and Clerk Of thi.
Board IRE hereby authorized and instructed u
issue, sign and prepare a sufficient number ol
.ounty bonds at Sl0U each with interest at pal
cent per annum, payable ut such times, not ex-
cceding ten years, the authorities at the several
towns and cities shall specify in their request .,
the County 1rea,urer, and sald Cleik 10 place
,uoh Bond, in the b nis IL the County Treasurer
in such numbers and With such times for payment
rs su'h Treasurer shall require. Which Wal
adopted.
A petition signed by tho County
officers praying for the increase Of
their salaries was presented, and on
motion referred to Committee on
County Affairs.
Sundry claims were presented and
referred to Committee on claims.
Mr.. Andrus Of the Committee on
Ways and Means made report in
regard to the Volunteer family rolioi
fund, which was accepted.
The following resolution offered by
Mr., LETTERS, was adopted, viz:
Rssoi,sd, That the County Treasurer be ant
he is hereby instructed to negotiate the balsnc,
II tie s2c, GO ten" r-o~ rensin'rg n hs hpu1s
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

Report Of the House Kommitty on the
State Prison.
MR.. SPEEkBh-riIe House kuinniiJy
konsisting Of there Cheerman and foar
Numbers, who did nothing but chaw
tobackker, drink bad whisky and ogle
the she prisuners, arsk lefe thru there
cheerman, (who roat every wurd NV
this report without eny help from the
said mimburs) to make the fol-
lerin verb attum ed litter attum report
af there dooings.
shall divide this report intwo n
numbur of beds, 80 that the body,
mister speaker, over witch yu hav the
homer to perside, and witch, in an
intellectual point don't amrunt tn
mulch, kan understand.
Firstly. The kommitty, by and
with the hadwics and konsint of thar
cheerman, on moshun made by the
gintleman frum saint klare, sekonded
BY the gintlemen frum kallymazoo,
all lickered over to the american be-
fore starting, the sinate kommitty,
with tho axcapshun of THAR cbaern.an
jineing in.
Twicely. We awl got inside OF
the Roach but q little inglishman
from washteknaugh, who dident no
whether he was inside or outside,
owing, as the gintleman from Jack
son hintimated, to the lansing Ticker
freezing in his throte, he being used
to nuthing stronger than inglish ale.
Threetimesly. Wal we started, and
had gone about 2 hunderd yards or
Tharbouts, whin q brite idoar struk
the gin,leman frum saint klare, who
had been mitely fgetty, and he sung
out woah woah I've forgot my YER
lise so we hadto turn round and 60
bak to tho hote tel, whin we got thar
the cheerman of the sinate kommitty
hollered out to the water to bring out
to the Roach the verlise, But this
would not anset; the gintlemsn frum
saint klare must get out himself, AZ
he was konshyenshusly opposed to
stopping in frunt of a hotetel without
lickering. The mimber of the sinate
kommity frum Wane sed He had a
tickellish censashun in his throte
and advised US awl tn git out The
sinatur frum kint kounty being sim,
merely afphlicted, seckunded the sug.
gsstshun, put the moshun, and il
was karried without dissenting voice
the only persons voateing aginst j,
was the cheerman Of the sinate kom.
nifty, and the little inglishman on the
outside, who swore he hadent tina we'd
out yet,
Fourtimesly. Wal, mistur speaker
konkluded if we dident git out u,
lansing purity sumo we Student git ou'
at All, so with an imments amount u,
fysikal labur Boosted all the mimbsr.
in the roach and off We started, ths
gintlemen frum wayne, kint sain
klare, and kallymazoo singing at the
top Of there throtes 1--WE won't &c
homo till morning" The littil inglish
man from the Noutside yelling on
"stop yure nois in their, yule mail
the horses run away and we shall aw
60 to tho devil together" Wei, mis-.
tur speaker, tn cut q long story short
after SIGH kapital start yu may judge
how we awl got intu jackson. ! can
not state positively, but bleve ever,
member of both komnlittys arriv
rived there some time that day or th'
next. The cheerman Of the sinat'
kommitty osd we we're awl shfsly in
intccksikated, and that ne had tn hell
US awl out and put We tn bed. sccrI
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01

The following resolution offered by
Mr.. Ross was adopted, viz:
Rssolred, That Committee Of three be APP
pointed by the Chair to examine with the Prose-
cutting attorney that part Of IN act lately passed
by the Legislature Of this State, ms to dredging
the saginaw River, which relates to the manner
of voting for or against the same, and report to
this board the proper mode OF taking said VOTE
The Chair appointed on said Com
mittee, Messrs. Ross, Beach and Rob
inson.
Mr.. Hanck, Chairman Of Commit
tee ON County Affairs, made the fol-
lowing report, viz: %,
Tour Committee TO whom was referred the pc
'itinn al the various County officers have had said
petition under due consideration, and your Com
mitlee are VI The opinion that the increase OF tno
prices OF all the nccessaries Of life derives mostly
IRON depreciation OF the Currency that AS from
4 Temporary calse, therefore they recommend
thai tor the ensuing year. there be allowed an ex-
ira compensation 10 The various county othees as
follows:
To the County Treasurer, $780, ~
To ths County Clerk, 49,. '''.'...''.' l5U0O
10 The Prose utlng Attorney, '.'.'''..' lOc W
To the Judge OF Probate. ............ 100 ~
and that the County Treasurer DO authorized 70
pay 10 each Ut those officers when he pays them
their quarterly salary IN addition ~ such quarter
iy salary oue quarter Vi thus extra comPcnsat on.
Report accepted.
Nj. Hack moved the adoption OF
the report, and Mr.. Beach amended
that the several items of said report
be acted upon separately, which was
carried by the following vote: Yeas
Messrs. Adams, Beach, Crane, Card,
Hack, Herrick, Davenport, Lefiler,
Knapp, Mead, Quackenbush, >mith,
Paine, Robinson, McDratnie, Sproul,
Ross, Sloan, Sshafer, Wiltse = 20.
Nays-none. Mr.. Beach moved to
take up the extra compensation Of the
County Treasurer as recommended by
the Committee which was amended by
Mr. Ross, to make said compensation
$500, which was lost by the following
vote: Heds--Messrs. Card, Paine,
Ross, and Wiltse "A, Now--Messrs
Adams, Beach, Crane, Hack, Knapp,
Herrick, Davenport, I.effier, Lane,
Mead, Quackenbush, Smith, Robin
son, McBratnie, Sloan, Sproul and
Schaier-l7, the question occurred on
the motion of Mr.. Beach, which wa:
carried.
Mr.. Sloan moved to take up tho ex.
ira compensation of the County Clerk
as recommended by the Committee
which was carried, amended by Mr.
Ross to make said compensation 5000
Amendment carried by the following
vote: Ye@-Messrs. Adams, Beach,
Crane. Card, Hcrr,ck, Knapp, Mead
Davenport L@fiier, smith, Quacken
bush, Paine, Ross Sproul, Schafer
and Wiltse--l6. Nays--Messrs. Rob
inson, Hack, Mcl,ratnie, Sloan ant
Willey--5.
Mr.. Robinson moved to take up thu
extra compensation Of the Proseout
ing Attorney rs recommended by tho
COMMITTEES, which was carried, to make
said compensation 500, as recon-
mended. Mr.. Sloan moved to take
up the extra compensation Of thu
Judge Of Probate as recommended by
the Committee, which was carried Il
said compensation 500 as recon-
mcndsd.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-03-01
CouRr House., CRY OF SAGINAW, D
February 22d. 1865.

Third day of the session Of the
Board. Mr.. Michael LETTERS, Chair
man, being absent, on motion, Mr..
Peter Lane was chosen Chairmen
pro tenn. Board met pursuant 70 ad-
journment and was called to order by
the Chair. Roll called and quorum
being present the minutes of yester-
days proceedings were read and APP
proved.
Mr.. Quackenbush Chairman on
Committvy or Claims reported on
sundry claims. Report accepted, and
on motion said claims were passed
upon, viz: