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East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
THE LATE JOHN A. wELLEs.

We are panied to learn by a tele-
graphic dispatch received on Saturday,
that another of our old and beloved
citizens had been called from time in
to eternity. II rs 1I
M. John A. Wolles died at Glen
Cove, New York, after brief illness,
on Friday, August 18th. His friends
here were not aware of any severe in
disposition until advised, by that mes
sage, of his decease. We cannot let
this event pass without paying slight
tribute to the memory. Of our kind
friend. 81 ...so, ,s f.afs.-a ss.
Mr.. Welles commenced his business
education in the old Bank of Utica,
under those severe disciplinarians, H.
Huntington and M. Hunt. While
young he received many tokens OF
their confidence in his business habits
AMI integrity, and at the age of twen-
ty-four years was sent to this city to
take charge Of and manage the Farm
ers' and Mechanics Bank, an institu-
ton of large capital, owned principal
ly by the gentlemen above named,
and others intimately connected with
them. Mr.. Welles came to Detroit in
1888. His management Of the Bank
met the entire approval of its share
holders, notwithstanding the financial
disasters of 1887, when large losses
were incurred, not only by that bank,
but by everyIbank in the Union, Mr..
Welles continued his connection with
the bank until ls4a, when IL became
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
SALE OF FORFEITED STOCK.

40
orricr osEAsr SAGINAW szlr M'ro Co.,
EAsr sAoisAw, Jnly 10, 1863
A CALL having tssa Dade for three dollsrs
n per share ON tie cApitrf Stock Of this CON-
pany, Ryabie May \ l6b5, nd default having
been made BY the ladders Of the STOCK heselnsf-
ter described irih the Payment " said call upon
the stock OF this company, ~ follows
Z25 shares held by certificate No.''''''' ll3
100 100 .......i .isS
20 !" I. :, |" -, . a. . pa -.
10 ss-.......225
whereby said stock Is forfeited
Therefore notice is hereby given tbst on tie
18th day Of August next, at ten o'clock~in tho
forenoon, at the ofiec Of the Secretary OF said
company, (that- being the oi6os ef the -eompaByls
IN East s aginpw aiprsaid the stpgS above Do
scribsd will bcssld at patac auaisu 70 The high
est bilCfer, unless the said cah, WITH accrfing
costs, shall be previously paid.
by order OF the Board,
- wN y wR BIER, sssretary.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

the one at MaclSinaw at .fhe Beautiful
Lake Of Csnadice" and elsewhexe; In
dian npsidsns unpoetcally termed
50 usws, being it seems IN formed days
Unusually wen supplied with rocks
from which to Indulge in their leaping
proclivities. Really, Lake pspin Il one
of the most beautiful situatiohs ina
ginable, grand, picturesque, charming,
everything, in the bright vocabulary
of natural grandeur, symmetry and
loyeliness There are four little apol-
ogies for towns on the Jake, all slight
ly on the played out order. RedWing,
the next landing above, we have be-
fore mentioned and shall takenothing
back we have said jim its favor N -
miles above Red .Wipg,at the junction
Of the st. Croix and the Mississippi is
Prescott from which. place we started
this correspondence, Julyd 80, a. ID
| 1865; place Of 1900 inhabitants, the
business part of which is on very
slight fiat at the foot of tho bluff, the
suburban portion ON a magnificent
plateau at its summit. Three miles
further up is Hastings, once the
''grandest o. them a." in the way of
business, enterprise and prospects,
now sadly dilapidated and going to
seed on account of a diversion of tb 10
wheat trade by an interior railway
Monday we took small steamer for
Saltwater, 80 miles up the St. Croix,
the principal village on the route is
Hudson, by no means as important a
place as it fused to;" same old story,
outgrown the requirements of the
country LuIabcriug, nn important
branch of TIE business on the ST. Croix
seems net to have paid well for the
past Few years as many of the mills
arc idle. Saltwater is finely situated,
population 2000, best hotel in the
/ northwest, the Sawyer House, consid-
erable activity in the lumber business,
two large mills in operation, one idle.
Rats of Id 3, timber and lumber are
made up there for down the river, it
being sort of booming headquarters
for the st. Croix and tributaries
above. A capital nights rest, a days
fishing concluding with an Is mile
drive after sharp pair of colts in
company with Mr.. Staples, the solid
man of that section, and we were ut
st. Paul, from which place we hope
to finish these somewhat tedious
''notes" in our next. ~ G.. T. l..
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
DIR. WRIcHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR.
n'a'9o Or. ESSENCES OF LIFE,
Prsparsd fro. Pare Vegetable Extrse,s esataAr.'
.Yazts H''s 'Ss.t Slis' SslisssS ''s ''aAa
"As the Pheni.

ri.s. sss. .hs ,, s:hs. q s.. =: s,s ,c,. ru,
t sss.ssss.s si sss sysiss s.S sssrssss - Si.ssss-
exv- The Rejuvenating Eiixir Is the result Of mod
ern discoveries in the vegetable kingdom; being
an entirely and abstract method Of cure Urea
pectve of all the old and worn out systems.
: ~ This medicine has been tested by the mosk
eminent medical men ofthe day. and by them pro
nouneed 70 be one Of the greatest medical discoveries
~ One bottle viii cure general Debility.
W- Afew doses cures Hysterics In females.
SrSm ons 70 three sUsss pe.ors. % The nam
ness and full vigor Of youth.
t~ Pew doses restores the appetite
W- Three setsles cure the wsra case Of imps-
- fsI- few ,ioses cures the Low spirI,sd.i syss
Kr one bottle restores mental power: -.
fVA fep doses restores Ms 00dns Of generdfton.
az A few doses bring the rose TO the cheek. 2 slN
fW- This medicine restores 10 manly vigor and
robus. heanhthe poor debliitated, worn.down and
e. ne u..ie.. enerva.ed YOUTH the over-sass-
ed % busness tile victim Of nervous depression,
the individual suffering from general debility, o.
/yom kness Of single organ, will all ind imme-
date and parmanent relief by the use OF this Elixir
= t Price IL per bottle or three bottles for so.,
aud forwarded by Express. on receipt Of money
TO any address.
e~ The Cherokec Pills and Reju-'
vcnating Eiixlr, are sold BY all enterprisiny
Druggists the civilized world Some unprincipled
dealers, however, try to cell worthless compounds
inplsce ofthess; those which they purchase A.
cheap price. and make more money by ell.
log, than they these medicines. "A you vains
your health, aye, the health OF your future on.
spring, do not be deceived by such unprincipled
Druggists ask for 1tess medcinss ard take no ola
ers Ifihe Druggst will not buy them tor you, en-
close the money In q letter, and viii send them
to you by Express, securely sealed andpscfed, frss
from observation rr. -
Ladies or Gentlemen can address us In perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms, we treat all diseases OF chronic
nature In male or female. Patients need not hesi-
tate because of their inability 20 yisit as We have
treated patients successfully In all portions Of The
civilized globe, by correspondence. al
Patients addressing will please state plainly AL
the symptoms OF their complaints, and write Posts
once. County, State and Of writer. plains and
inclose postage stamp for reply.
We send our 80 page Pumphisf free 10 any ad-
dress. for Pamphlets or advice 70
the proprietors. =, W. - 80
s.e Or. W. n. MERWIM 4 Cor
6 No. 81 Liberty street, New Yerk-
Sold by Smith a Moll, Epting q Eaton, and
ID. +. Mitchell, Saginaw City, wholesale nnd re-
tail by frizolle Bros, East Saginaw 27i-J
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
SUERIPF,S SALE


VIRTUE offs writ of .teri yasias, issued
ID out Of the Circuit corrt for the County Of
Saginaw, to me directed and delivered, agninst
the goods chattels lands and tenements Of Charles
wregc, fredericka Hrege and Mary Techentine,
did on the l4th day Of April, A. ID 1865, levy
upon, and seine all the right, title and interest Of
Charles wrere. Fredericks wrcgs aud Mary Tech
cn:ipe. inand TO the following described lands aud
property viz All that part Of lots number eleven
(ll) and twelve, (l2) in dock number fort y-sev-
en-, (47), in 6lasby and Gailaghcrs addition 70
the city Of East Saginaw, in tho State Of Mchi-
gan, known, bounded and described ms follows,
TO Wit commencing at point on the line OF
said lot twelve (l2) on Tuscola street forty four
feet in westerly direction from the corner Of
said lot where Tuscola intcrsects Third street.
and running from said point In a westerly direc-
ton on the said line Of lot twelve, (l2) on Tus-
cola street, forty -four feet, thence running at q
right angle with said line on Tuscola streets, In
northeily direction Rcross said lots eleven and
twelve, 70 the north side Of lot eleven, thence
running eastcrly on the line OF said Jot eleven
forty-io feet, thence running at a right angle
with said las. named line in soutberly direc-
ton 10 the place Of beginning, said described
premises being the equal one-third part Of said
lots eleven and twelve which property ] shall
expose for sale at public auction, on Saturday,
the ninth day Of September next, at ro.r o'clock
p NJ. at the front door of the Court House NJ
Saginaw City, that being the place Tor holding
the Circuit Court for the County Of Saginnw, to
the highest bidder, ss the law directs. srsH
.Ia JESSE II QUACKENBUsIi, SherH
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1865.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

TnE IssuE. The issues at present
before the people are negro equality
and equal taxation. The Democratic
are against the former and in favor Of
the latter. In Iowa the fight is fair
and square, the issue being directly on
the question, "shall the word white
be stricken from the Constitution. -
The. soldiers nre rallying to the side of
the Democracy. In Maine the De-
mocracy stand by President johnson
in his reconstruction policy. ~
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
REATMiMPROvEMENTS
IN SEWING MACHINES.
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE!
Patented Feb. 14th, 1860.
sALEsROOMs, sac Broadway. My.
$50 WASHINGTON street, Boston !.
72O CIIESNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA.

sALEsROOMs, q 636 Broadway. My.
$50 WASHINGTON street, Boston I.
7e0 CHEsNUT Street, Philadelphis.
This Machine is constructed on entirely new
principle OF mechanism, possessing many rare
apd yaluable impsoyenenfs having be<nlefa am
ined by the most profound experts and pronounced
to be simplicity and perfection combined.
The following are the principle objections
urged against Sewing Machines -
l.-Excessive fatigue to the operator. 2.-Lia-
bility to get out of order. 3-Expense, trouble
sew every descripttons Of material. t-Disl-
grceable noise while in operation.
The Kmpire Sewing Machine Is exempt from
all these objections.
IL has a straight needle perpendicular action
makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE STITCH, which
Dill NEITHER RIP nor RAyEL, and is alike
. on both sides, performs perfect sewing on every
description Of material, from Leather TO the
fnest NApsook Muslin, vphcottop, 7laen OF six
thread, ison the cSarsest 10 the finest nunbsr
Having neither CAM nor COO WHEEL, and
the least possible friction, ID runs as smooth as
glass, and is EMPHATlCALLY A N0ISELESS
MACHINE.
1t trequires fifty per cent less power to drive it
than any ether Machtne in market. A girl Of
twelve years Of age can work !, steadily, without
fatigue or injury 70 health W 1lIOOtl
Its strength and wonderful simplicity Of con-
stsueion render it almost impossible TO get out
u order and is guaranteed by the company TO
| give entire satisiact on.
n We respectfully invite, all those who may desire
10 supply themselves with superior article, TO
call and examine this UNRIVALED MACHINE.
But in moro especial manner do we solicit
the patronage Of
MERCHANT TAILoRs. coAcnrMEKRRs
HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURERS,
SHIRT AND BOSOM MAKERS,
DRESS MAKERS, CORSET
MAKERS. CATER PIT
TIERS, VEST AND
PANTHEON
| Ct.T = MAKEEs. q wv
SHOE BINDERS.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
CHANCERY SALE.

IN PURSUANCE and by virtue Of dccrc.al
Il order u sale made by the Circuit Court, for
the County of Sagnaw, in chancery on the ninth
day Of December, 1864, ina cause wherein mmi
w Wright was complainant, aud Curtis Emerson,
Samuel I. Atwater aud William ii. Greene we're
defendants, a s.Is.l9st -.
Notice 10 hereby given, that I shall sell at
public auction to the highest bidder at ten o'clock
in the forenoon Of Saturday the 10Th day OF July,
A. ID. 1865 nt the front door Of the Sagina W
County Court House, in the City Of Saginaw,
Saginaw County. Michigan, all those pieces or
parcels Of land, known and described asioliovs;--
Lots eight (9) and nino 90 in Block forty six
(46) in EmersoD's addition 10 the City Of East
Saginaw, according 70 the pla, thereof now Of
record in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds for
Saginaw County, Michigan. Dla ~
Dated juno l4th, 1866
JOHN .. WHEELER,
Circsa Co1rt Com. Saginaw Coussy Mich,
JOHN MOORE, Comptps Sol'r. n306-7
The above sale Is adjourned to the 18th day o;
August, at the same hour and place.
JOHN J. WHEELER
Circuit Court Commissioner,
Saginaw County, Mich.
Dated East Saginaw, July 29. 1895.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
TAKEN UP.

-gesfi e. TAKEN UP. ~ 9s'
DY the subscriber, in the ,~n OF Bridgeport.
l ID ON or about the first Of 'augus., inst, small
| red COW, has since had n calf horns or the cow
! crooked out. no other marks. Tie owner is re-
qucstsd 10 call prove property. und take il away.
! Bridgeport August "a, 1865. ~ ~
4 n3l6-6w-pd LISSLTIIE THURN.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
C,1ATR or MICMlGAN-Tes,h yudieial CIR.

CTATR OF MICIIlGAN-Testh Judicial Cir
~ cuit--ln Chancery. i r,G
David Embury RS. Theodore y Smith,
Suit pending in the Circuit Coun fcs the County
Of Saginaw. on the twcnty-thrd day Of Au.
gust, A ID. 1865. tof
1t satisfactorily appearing 10 this Couri by tho
nffdavit Of David Embury. that said defsnsssni
resides out of the State Of Michigan, and in tho
State oi Tennessae. 10 rs "a .lrn
IN motion OF VIM. Newton Solicitor for the
complainant, IL was ordered that the said defen-
ant. Theodore Smith, cause his appearances TO be
entered in this cause within three months from
the date Of this order and, ib OF bis isappear-
nnee, that he answer the bill Of complaint fled
in this cause within the same time, and In default
thereof, that said bill be taken ms Gun essed by
said defendant sEuibes- -.ri y
And IL is further ordered that within twenty
days the said complainant n copy Of this
order TO be published in the East Saginaw Gou-
rier and that such publication bo continued there
In. nc least once In each week for Elk weeks in
succession that he cause a cory thereof TO be
personally served ON the said defendant at least
twenty days before the time herein prescribed for
his appearance. $50 - 81
,lr- st.r J. q. SUTHERLAND
"a true copy Circuit Judge
H. =. FERRIS. Deputy Register. vas lti
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23

Tho largest stock Of Hall Paper ever offered
for sale in this market, of new styles and patterns
Window Curtain Paper, Oil shsdss hage varie.
ty, Curtain fixtures, &c, &c, all Of which will be
sold Low FOR CASH, as my motto isqufck
sales aud small profts. 2iey TE. D.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
Or. W. n. MERWIM 4 Cor
No. 81 Liberty street, New York.

Sold by Smith q Mol Ep,ing& Eaton, aud
ID. r. Mitchell, Saginaw City, wholesale nnd re-
tail by frizolle Bros, East Saginaw 27i-x
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
TittabaWassee Boom Co,

py order Of the Board Of Directors of the Tit.
ID tabauassee Beom Co, will be solI mt Public
Auction, at o'clock p. NJ, on Monday the I'd
day of Oct, A. D. 1865, at the Office Of the secre
tary Of the comp,ny in Saginaw City, Two Shares
Of one hundred dollars each. Of the Capital Stock
Of said company, belonging 10 the estate Of Loren
10 Lesdbetter, deceased sold to satisfy claim Of
the company against l.. y J. A. Leadbetter.
Saginaw City, Aug. l6, 1865. FI
sr JOS. A. WHITTIER, Sec'y. z
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
Gen. Schofield's Farewell Order,

Gen. Schofield's Farewell Order,
Though of not very recent date,
never having been, published by us
we give by request an insertion at this
time. In style, it is the most feeling,
apt and appropriate of any Of the hun
dreds of orders Of the same purport
which have been issued by the COM
manders of our armies
Head Quarters DEPARTMENT Of N, Carolina, !
Army Of the Ohio, :
"a. Raleigh, NJ c., Jaac l3, 1865.
General Orders, No ga
The time has arrived when I must
bid farewell to many Of my old COM
rades. of the Army of the Ohio, and
doubtless the time will soon come when
we all must separate. 1t is farewell
tinged with no feelings Of sadness,
save for tho loss Of our brave com
rados who have fallen. Our thoughts
at parting are Of duty faithfully done,
Of hardships and dangers bravely met,
Of battles fought and victories won, Of
our glorious Union saved from de-
struction and more firmly re-establish-
ed on the basis of freedom for all, Of
dear homes and friends to which we
are returning, rendered ten-fold more
dear by the price it has cost us to pre-
serve them, and of the grateful wei
como that awaits us among our friends
and countrymen. l. ..I.# ..'.,.,,
Let the memory Of Knoxville, Res
acca, Dallas, Kenesaw, Chattahoochie,
and Atlanta; of Columbia, Frank
lin and Nashville; of Fort Wagner,
Drury's Bluff, Cold Harbor, Peters
burg, Richmond and Fort Harrison !;
Of Fort Fisher, Anderson. Whining
ton and Kinston, ever remind us Of
the priceless value Of our free institu-
tions, and incite in us that faithful dis
charge of our duties as citizens which
alone can secure to us and to our pos
terity the full fruits, of the victories
which as soldiers we have won.
My Comrades, l bid you farewell,
and may Almighty God bless and re-
ward you for your Patriotism and
fidelity in the cause of liberty and
Union, and may He comfort and pro-
tect the widows and orphans children
of comrades who have given their lives
for their country.
j.. M. sCHOFIELD,
- Mgor General.
East Saginaw courier., 1865-08-23
GUARDIAN SALE

IN TIE matter Of the Estate Of Christians and
l. Catherine HeLzsman minor. Notice is here
by given that by virtue Of license and authority
TO me granted by the Probate Court Of the Count
OF Bay, in the State Of Michigan will sell at
Public Auction 10 the highest bidder on the
premises hereinafter described, in the Town Of
Bumhcld in the County of Saginaw on Friday
the 22d day Of September next, at ten O'Clock A.
M. Of that day, the following described parcel Of
land, 10 xit; The undivided two thirds Of the
northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter
Of section twenty, In town thirteen North, range
six East, County Of Saginaw, State Of Michigan.
APPLETON STEVENS,
30 .-i a' Guardian.
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Tho ab3ye form OF proposals VIII be uorci 10 IS closely
prLcl. ar Othcr ioI4s VIII be rceiycI by ta us4rent
and duly considered .
tract certified ~ the Clefk tho neuss. Dict Court,
OF United states District Attorney mus, accompany tas
proposal or It will be rejected
An oah Of al egiance tn the nited etstes Government
must also % company tue Iroposs. .r D.. ..
TIE racs VIII bs sworl-d to the lowest responsible
marty or parties Who Will be duly no'ihrl by nail olsr-
vile that their bid accepted efdiDnciaey required TO
enter into contract under Roads 20 The pl1n OF 3 900
n. ord must properly cert fed snd Tire Pos,.Oics Cd
drnsi Of princr ls and surctles stated upon them.
Bidders may be present IN per.on when mo proposals arc
opsned.
distinctly written upon The proposai.
Proposals be addressedto SURGEON ~ L. HAGRUDER.
T. \ Amy Medical Purveyor, Louisville. Kentucky.
Tbs Det rtmopt the to reject any ell bids
deened un.uiisble. d. J.. MAGHUDEE,
Surgeon o. b. Army and Medical Pmyeyor Louisville. Ky.
Pinned isgus Of pseposss nisy - hlA = uA uthss.
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RNpM 0H pnnpnsAI

The nnicrsignca prop,sts farn.h liy c,h~rws- al
the rrnirsd for DE ho pit, upou approved req ois
}i.qa8as eli AZ or near The whii ned QCis Il
the following pr ce p, hundred pounds, namely --
- cfs. per hundred ponds q I'd.
Tie e, s.ll le % tie beat quality sub 'et 10 ''c .r
,rvs N he surgeon N cfrse, who VIII ecrlpt the
ANA. .n. dtlycrrd 1t each hospiia.
r,yr, 20 w made from time 10 ti,nr pon duplicate bills,
certified TO by the Medical Director.
sigsed, I..
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CuIaFoulArsrsA 'yrs's Owes

I'm ClIBg.QuiArsEHAsFEg's Owes
IiuLA.GL-'AIA, Ian. - i..A
,CENED PROPOSALS vii be .ecoly cd et
- th- Daiov uni ~ o'clock 81. Tlurs.y. tue lNh
oT suplIy TIE scaeJ A' Aslona "'L To follow
D. be't ..irr Cl9'h Army standard.
4 itar. Glue tervey, Amy stantt'i.
~, Bit'oTs frsy s'snduId
80. yellow or.ied Lree, Amy STANDARD.
~. q Crossed ssD,rs. %. s,s.'Annyrrsoatrd
Bf.s Ersc,, Tor mats, AfSy STANDARD .r.'1
f. ,ini,it a Co.Vrs litfu,ryt Army 'tards d..
II, ia,.l' 81 Dus,s.l.yn Gooka, Amy 81. d-Tl
Il fiIHglas. tudt SysSs, Ai-ay St.nt.I ..
f.s,liy' r'4i rp'a teto pny Standard
ile.g5 riil.h hsliars, Hliup fr1 i.ret
/. CaIvss PaaHnq Slu.plc required.
CsItecn WoDbnS iinh Linen or Cottonl Sample re-
sshn. Thread t5tewarts Linen. No, TO- srool, sample
Vlitc rsilins Cotton Sample r,quiIcd.
I.t.s, aug iw.sa, ssiup.o rrgLtgeG.
I.h III iuus la gaua'csd Jy tao TcsrolsNlc persons
r,ltres INST be ap~ri s 20 the frsrsn 80 and cef
,rto sbrng s1o sud hcrr' ."cnri'y 1r the amount
ivs, ~ son ruhis finc 0nsiy u Ths Unit. States.
BID nom anng rictofi. md 'hos' Do JpRy
cor. y the - Of is advert s-Hen VIII not
o. nfdsi ed "a - Id. -
Bl sms fog pgogoIals enbaer; To terms q tho -1ir
aly Itqlei ip e'i va can s Lad N application ~ mi.
vi b. c5aadcrri WIN suy proposal hs r1n'i1-Gl ~ III
DEBUT srriiy ronorn ~ -meits efen Ited
Bidd~r. II lte the rA,y Tiny prop To- fnru. hpw
they Commence and tho quantity they can deliver
wees,y. -
e. of'ths .el,icc. . ....-..r.
abp- q ch s,',rsn required 20 be Of army stand
AL ciia hr 5, IN A. fhis ofic..
Propo, uis inot.el Proroual. for Army supples'
lting The onveloIc he particular adole bid Tor.
..I s HERMAN BlGGS,
Colonel O. irsrlnastcTs DE psr,neLt.
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roRM or rnoPosAL.

The und,rsigned proIores % iuriiah---'un, Il iTl
qsaty If c. ea-ii ryeked sup.tisl ic- lusrs q
~. psce per o'To sAou.lld p.uu-'. Iaiaoy -
---fuIs ~ t---pcr tuA.
Tho cr 20 Ar subject 40 ~, insrcr.i-n nirA'-'rrn
sanfoys = Medic Olser otter y. pef tp91i. ia
sreeior before being frreptet iIr.
Payment D. bee nads Io time ID tn " piicio A.
eorubsd to by the M.dira Director, -t
.. b.ned,
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-The o. S.
L Mail Steamship GEO CROMWELL csps Van, l~tu
leave Pier No. n n, 90 SATURDAY, Jan ~ ~ ..
Ps,ssys tTa EeE freight er ps..ass sPgly to C
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h,rr o~,r--rr 'grFr, Orrrc- sol,1s bvr y a
fa.U. t......t NVwfofx Cry, Dec. 2 1874 a
DROpOST1 IONS VIII be- received daly, for
! t,- FRr,IGFTs ~ FORAGE for tie UniteI s,lie.
rnts.ers ID rnrtn eat rom Ns York city Psl fcl
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