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AUCTION BALES.
SALE or s C0SPEE .TSET. QVARFER5

AASNhh shVhes' h'6l u
( CatEE . opVIcE,l
$780, DEPoT IAvAsmiNgTON,
wAsutEaroN, D. O. June ~ tse5
x VIII be sold at publia anctiou, nnder the d.
rcetiou Of Capt James N. Moore, AsQ NJ, Y. 8. A.,
at Warehouse No. 3, on NcY rofk avenue, De.
tWeeh nlehteehlh aud NfuetAath Streets, lwaAh .
ingtou, D. g.. on WEDNESDAY, July 3, 1885,
oAarteraa sler ksores, eoisls,ink ~ kl'fs =
BrOom., shovel-, Spades, Picks, Axes, squared,
chiaels, Piles, Ohairn, 0rlndstonea. wheeltiar +.
rows, Pumpa, Copying fres-ea, Cheats, seales,
Cots, Panllna, Ovens, Pans, Cups Lanterns,
Lamps, Rsaoelora. Pen. holders, stesi Pens. En.
ies EEiMs LETTER PAPER, $40 Rams car
............... PAPER, &ci grn|IW
suoeesaftd bidders will - required 70 remove
the slOrOs within ave (Jl days from date Of sale.
yTerms--Cash, In Government funds. rs 10.
......y.....I....... D. ". RuCKER,
Brig. Con. and Chiof oaartermAsler,
je22-la ...s.-.. Depot Of Washington.
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Our once has been placed IN diroet telegraph
communicates Win tia 0Old and Stock EN-
change Rooms In New York, insuTing prompt.
Osss In the aKoontion 81 OnAsrs. 70 h8lTt1|7 #
Purchases aud sales made a the nalal Iatoa.
r-TrlI RITHRNHOUsK, pOWLKR \ co.,
mhsrdu Bakers, 90 PeAnA. Axo1Na
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TYIIs rs no GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

I i Gabseriber has obtained from the OrphaSa,
Columbia, letter. y iSSlsii.rssios On iSS p,Si
nonal estate ofsamuel Warner, late Of washinEton
city, y. q. deceased. An persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned ~
exhibit tho same, with tho vouchers thereof, y
the aabserlber, on OF before the sist dHy Of June
next they may otherwise by law be excluded
ffOn an bsn0ht Of the said estate. ~ .
Given under my hand this 2ist day Of JnpS,
1884. ~ CHRIsTiNB T. RALLY,
js2I.wSWA AdminlStrntrix
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joe-lswtw Z Major and ansrlsrnA.Ior
g Z A 7 o N IA A L L
CORNER or NINTH AND D STREETS

This Large and Handsome Hall IL now for
rent for Balls, Concerts, &c. II IL finely frbs-
Good, aud hniShed In the most substantiad man
nsr, with large and convenient dressing rooms,
aud gallery ~ the south end for spectators.
The Hall IL tho best ventilated room In the
city, with twenty windows on tho south and
east aud west sides, with = large ysntIlAtOr In
the centre Of the Hall. II IL admirably adapted
for Concerts, being built with especial attention
70 object; and for Balls thu greatest care
has been taken to have tho best hOOT that eOpId
be procured. p . ..l'.''''. no
The Hall will be rented for Balls, Concerts,
Mlnstrsls, Pairs, 10. o. Do" no. -Ha "
Inquire Of o. sHECKELs, on D street. third
door from the HAIL ~ai nol0sdu
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
Il anbscribsr has Obthhed fIOtn the OrphAna
Court Of Washington county, 10 the District Of
Columbia, letteTs % administration Onfthe per
sOnal estate " Hannah Frazer, late Of Washing
ton city, d. O., deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before tho 2Oth
day u juno next; they may otherwise be OK
cludeI from all the bsnehts Of kaid estate. :,
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of JuBe
1850. q . . .EW @E4E' .lt JOS. y KELLY,
le22-W3W Administrator,
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DLACKsMITHs AND WHEEL
ID q WEIGHTS WANTED.
H-..r
OHEE opARTERgAsTRR . OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsHIHGTOE,
WAsHINor0N, ID. c., Juho y, 1888.
Wanted at oncs, 10 work In repairing the large
number II Wagons lately turned In At this depot,
ONR HUNDRED DLACKsMITHs
AND .H. 4.
oNB HUNDRED wHBRLwRIGHTs. y.
None but good wOTkIhsn wanted. ~ =
POr particulars ~ 10 Pay, &e., apply 70 BroVet
Colonel G. II. TompklnS, A. q. NJ, U. B. A., corner
TWsRiy .sseODd and streets, W4shlngton' D. G.
Brig Gen. and Chief QuATterInAstoT, .
je22-lA - Ir- Depot Of WGshiRgtOB.
w ANTBD-TwO NEATLY FUR
w HfsHED ROOMS without board DO
tween Seventh aud Twelfth aud D aud II streets,
suitable for gentleman aud wife. Address, stating
terms, &e., c, W., Box l, at this onies. jo2l
DOOMS AND BOARD WANTED.-TwO
III rooms and board are wanted In comfortable
quarters, by a gentleman with bis wife and child
Address Ripley, REPuBnoAS once, for terms, &s
jsls D. r.
UTANTED-AT THE GOVERNMENT
w HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, several
SINGLE MEN " RltendantA uPon patients, aud
several SINGLE WOMEA a. cooks and lAuR-
dresses. To be sneeesSfnl applicants must pre-.
sent unauastiOnabls teEtinqOnIAls VI hOneAty and
habits q temperance and Industry. Jel0-lF
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GRovER's NBwTREATRE 3.

The Management takes great pleasure In an :
nouncing that, after several weeks Of active
preparation, the 0RKAf DRAMATIC EVENT,
which has been so long and anxionsiy looked
for will lrAnsplre THIS EvknlN0, In the pro.
duetion of the great legendary drama Of
TIE CORsfCAN BROTHERS.,
which, during tAe past season, has beeh the great
aityastoR a. The prineipal theatres Of New York
and PhilaaslPhia, having enjoyed a Fya and
created SENSATION In both Of hose elties alnos,
unparalleled by any dramatic event q modern
times THIS May aeain Incredible 70 May who
are aequAinted with The age Of the play bat H.
rscent suceesscs are mainly due 70 the stArtnng
are capable o. producing In = play 20 replica
with ysadcrfal llusionary scenes a. IL this
great tdmAnce. I'd
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON SKxT,
eRANp olrAnLI GhTLNRRt
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THE School ExAhINArToNs.-Yes Yesterday
afternoon the examination Of the Public Schools
OF the city was continued, commencing at half
Pirsi Disirici-Phmary school No. 4, Miss
Amelia \. Hubbard teacher, was examined by
Mr. Wilson. The school passed very good cx
animation, rcaoetng great creditor their accom-
plished teacher. Tho children are ali small be.
studies arc the Same as taught In the other Pri.
mary Schools Of the city.
second Distriet--Primary. School No J, Miss
Tilley teacher was examined by Mr.. Wight
Third DisIIst-PTimary No 8, Miss Lusby,
teacher, was examined by DR.. walsh. This
school Bumbers sixty pupils, any eight o. whom
were present yesterday Al the eNamiaation.
hrst examination Of her school was very good
indeed. She bids fair 10 make an eKesllent
teacher. The ehpdren looked neat and clean,
and answered the questions well. This schools
taught In the old Masonic Hall, corner Of seventh
Fourth Dlstrist--PrimAry No, 8, Mss Alice +
This school h situated on Twelfth utreet, near
the river. A large number Of relatives and
friends were In attendance, and seemed highly
pleased with tho examination. The school room
GRATED Win days and sysrsrssns' The children
answered the questions with readiness. This IL
one Of the best primary schools in the city. Miss
Adams may well feel proud Of her school.
THR BAND PROM THE HOUSE, or RErUug.-
Yesterday Afternoon the hand from the House Of
Refuge, In Baltimore, which arrived In the city
yesterday morning, were taken 10 the navy yard
In coaches In charge Of Mayor wRllaoh, T. X
Lloyd, Bsq., President % the Board Of Aldermen,
Donald McCathron, aud Asbury Lloyd, members
Of the Board, and Councilman Edmonsoh and
Anderson. The band have about twenty. d We
pieces with them, all between the ages Of ten and
fourteen years. On arriving At the navy. yard,
they were received by Commodore Montgomery,
and escorted 10 the portico Of the Offices Of the
yard where they played some excellent pieces
Thoy were then shown through the yard aud
taken aboard tho monitors by the officers. The
little fellows seemed perfectly delighted. They
spent some two hours In the yard. They were
then taken through the principal streets Of tho
city, and attracted much attention. They are &c
eotnpanica ny DR.. Lincoln, the Superintendent o.
the House Of Refuge, and Mr.. Bishop, one Of the
Instruction. ..... b..
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je2S-td Treasury Department, Seventh Agency.
GALE OF CONDEMNED OATS, Hay,
- AND GRAIN SACKS. ~" Wv
cHuY opAKrERNksrrR's oYptoE,
DEPOT or wAsHIE0roN, lob
wAsHINgrOr, y. q, June -, 1888,
Will be sold at public auction, at Alexandria,
Va, under the dlrsetlop ol Captain ?. N. Back,
A, q. NJ, on THURSDAY, July u 1853, at eleven
$4,000 GRAIN SACKS, ..
$1,000 BUSHELS OF OATS, and ..
.a t'' IsToNs OF HAY, cd
sSseSssfai bidders VIII b. rsSSircd to remove
the stores within AYE (5l days from date o. sale.
Terms-Cash, In oovernment fund.- .r
D. II. RuCKER, ..
iSai'ia 0' '0"'' anu Depot S' S Of wssRinstoS.
7 ARGE SALE OF WAGONS AND
~ O. D-.raEf8 HARNESS, .
49,, m CHIKT ouARrKRNAsrER's oTTIcE,l
DEPoT Or wAsHISdroN, y
wAaHIEdroN, d. O., June ", 1888.
viii he sold at public anetion, under the di
rection Of Brsvet Colonel Charles II. Tompkius,
a. Q. NJ, u. " A., 81 the Government MIL, stu
Ai"d on street, between Twenty first and Tween
Ly-second streets, In the CITY Of Washington, d.
TWENTY THOUSAND sETs OF SINGLE MULE.
HARNESS, w.
which have boon used In public service
The harness will be sold In single sets.
lUE r.Hs.#. ALSO, - II
About About : 800 WAGONS, which will be sold sinsi,
The sale Of Wagons will commence o.
WEDNESDAY, June ~, 1884, at TO O'Clock, q
M, with lot Of about four hundred, at = poln
north Of tho Railroad Park, near the terminun O
New York avenue north aud after their sale I
completed the remainder will be sold on G stree
east, between Fourteenth aud finechth streets
near the Lincoln Hospital The sale Of Harnes
will commence on THURSDAY, June -, 1883, q
~ clock, ~ m. nov 700 ....." .. '|EI..
The sale Of Wagons and Harness will contlnut
on alternate days, until tile whole number
II sold. . .. r.I lid. .... A.
Torms-Cash, In Government funds
The attention OF buyers In called TO the lars
sale Of MULES, commenced on Monday, May 2
1855 aud which ID still being continued froII ia
to day. d. II. RUCEER,
!, Brig. Gen. aud Chicf Quartcrmastar,
: Jcl1-lW U., .-r. Depot Of Washington.
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PRoPoaAIA
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BvRrAu % EarnrnSr Asp hncheIrIas,fi
Sealed psops-ais 10 furnish nqiysiels ar ire
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az q JsIs s.st :, sIiss IN. &: ss:sis vSi
The maisrial. sni art,sls, .-.hrs.ss A n.
sls..s. sa@sS srs psriissISTiy ls.sriSs> y a.
lssssE psrsss. = ds.i.s y ss.si o. lYSlilliioa
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SlSSsr .sts ssisssss v d. IsapssasEs q
pssiissIss Sss;ripiios q ~ si,isissS 50. isr
blnnh formI Il odsrn ard annrnnfy, ii.i sd
Tho sla.ateg q this npfeaa are panhezl4 ana
SsssisnA.Sa-as fSllov't ~ orob use sss
!, Fiaz, otssas ma ~ sasa Irsar
4 ce.lss, Canvas and, q lls.Iss. 80
90, Tviss nir,lo rn,s,lensEy-sd
Z III, ne, a.. ,ag = * s1Iv cRssa,ilS.
hespsihi oil -. Coppsf viftl
Gs s,s V.ss'' - v wc.,s ks s~
| AZ Hose. y mo ~ = 4 and 1aF on,
is :iH.sIt y ! S E:.l. $50 -, e
u. on Hilss Coz nope. y iS -. - 5ia
| The following arS the eia..ss, By thais aum-
ber, rsQHirpd a. The sf.peeilye navy-yNr11
- 'E..,.,.f ~, KTfkKY. y-sl-..5 -,
a5Ns'ab sS sIs n I SSssIsbHslsai
No. LaSA.7, 70. H. ~, ia 81 M -.
'eh y ~ BnookBfRe'1 ~ ,isi
T. Nos. l,AStSSiei n a - 8.
lssilfgrY'ii - iruILAprLrHIAss on
Eoptggs,4S an selis m ~ q, "a =, 81.
| 49,. -, u =, IsiwAsIliNor0x. ~ s.s
Noah "a Ashii.ia as ~ ~ 81 49,
A s1a4ltfs 4 N0RROLH.d 91rat ODD
! ,Sps,LaA'. I'LL s,la iAiees - - .,
! pRoPosALs FOR a'tATtoNkkX,ff
- aJ,aarr r.. riasg Z. III
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- LADIES AND GBNTLEMRN's So
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOONS

- LADIES AND GBNTLEMRN,s ~
DINING AND ICE CREAM SALOONS.
ISL WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Are the most comfortable In tho city.
Ladies' or families shopping OF walking will
and these saloons very convenient, where every
thing, from simple lunch to aprst. class dinner
breakfast, Dinner, and supper are promptly
embracing The most sSoisc dlshs..
lee Creams, Water lees, cakeri e,s, Of the best
quality sad superior aAyos 2. mossr,,s saas So,
every requisite al the shortest notice
From long experience In tho business the pro
pristor guarantees satisfaction " all patrons.
JslO-u .s.
MOUNT VERNON MARBLE WORKS.
LARGE STOCK OF MARBLk MONUMENTS
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, -,
STREET NORTH, between sixth and Seventh
slreeta, near the Post Olno4 Department
Keeps constantly on hand iS-Eo aud most en-.
| tonSlVa assortment Of
sTATUARY, ORNAMENTS, ITALIAN MARBLE
MONUMENT, GRAVE STONES, a.,
And complete variety Of
MARBLE MANTELs, CoUNTER sLABs, AND
| -... fILks, .E4r.'E
which he offers low for cash. =.
He respectfully inyitss BE attention o. Rur'
| ehAsers 20 an Inspection Of his stock, which ID
eonntAntly receiving additions. my2-An u
TOHN h. ELvANS q co., i -
u aLOalslaaa avenue and sos street, n
| wAsHInGT0N, D.. O., r..a. -
| DIANA ~ IN Doll.
, obi. s IN = A / ST. ~, =
TIE--Baasa (plgs); ''strAits'' (Pigsl; kngiish
lPigs) Straits" (pigs In bSrsl
TIN PhkTEs. j. NIFrlH p. =
LEAD-Pig, Missouri, pig. German, pig. ing
llsh bar; sheet. ., 4, o. slb. pipe,
| BPELTKR--slab. d q. l..f NJ y
| ZINCs-s2 ~, Sdtueh sheet.
| THURBER's ANTi-fRICrIoN METAL
eOLDRR-BraIisr's; pewter. &c.,.
COPPkR--BraEior's; sheathilg; do. hn1sd
| inRst; bolt. . b.. a. Z
TERns-Hlf CASE ON DELIVERY
Apll III. ra!.'I' Dr..
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~ :" " % " y n
~ Successor 10 l. Owls 4 Sos, r.-.
MILITARY AND NAVAL MERCHANT TAILOR,
..-I.u na PENNSYLVANIA AvKRUR, "
between ROprtsSnlh and Rif.OOnth streets,
.grs wAsHIHaToA, p. q. Sii-Su
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The market this morning was very full.
Prices ranged as follows;
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. yCuR NAlI-s-E iplyAsA e,a laai InsAss 70
cur ~, R9A aSt5.A..2 srl75O9 bgs
o., PRIssEp, AND n0ka aPIEl1, p1tuO
HOBsE eHOtk, burdens GovsFnHssNt ~
. Aau % Ok haEaSles CITY, No, 4 teSt Y, iAnA
aHoRSi NAILS. -dsiGa :, 3 3 q PsiaaA's,
~ .T1Its Id; Patnanass, ts'X, - dte rot IsI
GVli xlknpi TIT uAsA W.
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II s. sEyEN-THIRTY LOAN AGENCY
ny. W. I. sMITHsoN q Co,
BANKRRs,
IA Baltimore street
UNITED STATES $50 LOAN AGENTS

All Denominations OF the d..
7.sO MOTIFS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Por Immediate delivery and
ALL CLASSES OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Commission.
A We shah give our special attention to the
Purchase and sale OF Government Securttieu, W,
most respectfully solicit your orders.
- .-.- W.T. sMITHs0N 4 CO.
Gold, Stocks, and Bonds Bought and sold OF
Commission. jel9
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Z G. S. w.-CoMB ONE, COME
t. ALI Try our FRIGID CREAM SODA
WATER, drawn from Puaer stone fqantain, al
N0RBkCK's
Sl6 Pa. ave-, bet Ninth and Tenth streets.
.... ATTENTION. ..l.tE ..
Druggists and suffers having fountains can
have them charged al the shortest notice. Syrups
Of all kinds constantly on hand at Sle Pennsyl-
vAnia avenue. my2a-lwA
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

BrcVot Brigadiet General In charge,
JolO-l6t u. Birst Division, q. N. o o
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
q be O onrier.
Wednssday. May 10. 1893
AS Soon Elsewhere.

The Halifax Citizen quotes the
statement made in the Globe some time
since that it had little doubt "that q
majority Of the people of Canada
"believe that annexation to the Unit
"ed States would benefit the pecuni-
"arily," then says;
"LengthonOd comment on this is
unnossery. No man in Canada has
better opportunities of knowing the
opinions of the people better than Mr..
Brown. When he says that feeling
in favor of annexation is widespread,
embracing n majority of the people,
we are bound TO believe him, for he
ought 10 know aud then the question
arises, why should we, as loyal Nova
Scotians, sock union with people
SO stepped in disloyalty. If Mr.. Brown
srcaks the truth, then n separation,
peaceful or otherwise, Of Canada from
Great Britain will come before as
many years eiapse as has been spent
in negotiating for the intercolonial
railway, and then Nova Scotia's posi-
ton, her safety, her honor can only
be maintained by her keeping out of
n political union with that faithless
country"
Whatevor other dangers may threat
en- tho Canadian provinces, whose
present status as government is suf-
ficiently indefinite and ill-defned to
give cause for abundant solicitude on
tho part of both press and people, that
of annexation to this country is not so
iminent as to give cause for the slight
est uneasiness. Thore is too much
iroongruity in our politics already,
and the idea of adding thereto the ac-
cumulation of bob-tailed vagaries un-
der which the Canucks are stggering,
would be absolutely intolerable. Can
ada must work out its own salvation
with fear and trembling; this talk
about annexation is bosh, the idea alb
surd.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
Aeliaions. Shutters.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FInsr DArrisr CHURCH, Rev II. l. Morehouse
Pastor, Services al Union Hall, Jefferson street,
every Sabbath, at 1890 A. M. and p. M. Sab
bath School at 1890 p. M.
CosGREoArIoSAL, Rev. Mr.. Cowles, at 1919
A. M. and p. M. Sabbath School at 30 p. M
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rev. r. X Richards nj
10 80 A. M. and Z NJ. Sabbath School imme-
diately after morning service.
EPISCOPAL Rev. William Paret, at st. Paul's
Church, $50 A. M. and 430 p. NJ Sunday
School at 8 A. M.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CnuRcH, Rev. John 8. Good
man, at the Methodist Episcopal Church, every
Sabbath afternoon at three o'clock.
GERMAN METHODIST, Rev A. M. Meyer, Al
1890 A. M. and p. NJ. Sabbath School at nine
O'Clock, A. M.
LUTHERAN, Rev. Conrad voiz, 1t II A. M and
Up. NJ.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
PROBATE ORDER.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN, -CouSrr OF sAer-
- NAw,--ss.
At session of the Probate Court for tho County
Of Saginaw, holden ut the Probate Office, in the
City Of Saginaw on Monday the nth day Of
April in the year ono thousand eight hundred aud
sixty-fye.
Present, Otto RGser. Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Rokert-uyslop,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of stephen
Brush and Georgiana Hysop, praying that the
last will and testament o. snid deceased, u copy
of which the Probate thereof duly authenticated,
has been produced TO this Court, may be allowed,
fled and recorded in this Court.
Thereupon it is Ordered, That Monday, the
eighth day of May next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, he assigned for the heurng of said petition,
and that the heirs ut law Of said deceased, and
all other persons interested in said estne, are re-
quired 10 appear at a session of said Court, then
TO be holden at the Probate Office, in the City OF
Saginaw and show cause, ii any there be- why
the prayer of the petitioners should not be grant
ed /: And il is further ordered, that said petit
TONERS give notice 10 tho persons interested In said
estate, Of the tendency Of said petition, and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy of this order
TO be published in the East Saginaw Courier, Q
newspaper printed and circulating In said County
Of saginw, for three successive weeks previous t.
said day Of hearing
oTTo RoEsER, Judge Of Probate.
"a true copy) 29e- w3
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
The Game Law as Amended.

An Act to amend Section two of an
act entitled can Act to provide for
the Protection of Game in the State
of Michigan" being act No. 236, of
the Session Laws Of 1863, approved
March 2Uth, 1863.
SgcrIoN /. The People Of the State
Of Michigan enact, That section two Of
can act to provide for the protection of
game in the State Of Michigan" be-
ing act number two hundred and thir-
ty-six, Of the session laws Of 1868, be
amended so as to read as follows
SEc Q. No person or persons shall
kill, destroy, take or pursue intent to
kill, destroy or take by any means
whatsoever, any wild turkey between
the first day Of February and the
first day of September; or any wood
cock between the first day Of March
and the first day Of July; or any par
fridge, ruiiled grouse or pheasant be-
tween the first day of February and
the first day Of September; or any
prairie chicken or pinnated grouse, or
any wild goose or swan, between the
first day of February aud the fifteenth
day of August; or any quail, between
the first day of January and the first
day Of October, in each and every
year, or, any small bird not known as
~ game bird except the blackbird, at
any time during the year; Proraed,
!. That no person OF persons shall, at
any time'during the year, kill or do
stroy, with punt or swivel gun, any
of the game protected by this section
Approved March n, 1865.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
Chief Justice Chase on Gen. Sherman

The president of the Sherman Tes-
timonial fund in Ohio, has received
the following letter from Chief Justice
Chase:
"WAsnINeroN, April 80, 1865.
"Wm. G. Deshler, Treasurer Sher-
man Testimonial:
"My dear sir: Enclosed is con-
tribution to the Sherman fund.
81 take this moment for making it,
because Just now many seem disposed
to forget the great deservings, and
remember only his recent convention
with johnson.
"But that act, however regretted
and disapproyed, must not cancel in
our memories, or even obscure, his
splendid services.
ellis patriotism is no moro doubt
full than his courage. No mans
achievements have contributed more
to the grand triumph Of Union and
freedom over rebellion and slavery.
His deeds are among the choicest
treasures Of our own Ohio-as well
as of our whole country. And we,
the children of Ohio, are bound es-
pecially and by the most sacred obi
cations, to defend and protect the
good name Of every brave and loyal
son she has. She has none Drawer or
more loyal than Sherman.
Yours most truly,
s. =. CHASE.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-05-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN win make an application to the Circuit Court
for the County Of Saginaw, at the Court House,
in the City Of Saginaw. on the Sixth day Of June
next, at the opening OF the Court on that day, or
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard for an
order Of, said Court, vacatng part Of the Plat
of Emerson's Addition TO the City Of East Sagi-
nav, Michigan, made by ii 9. Carleton: In 1853,
and now on record in the Registers Office Of
Saginaw County Michigan, TO wit: All that part
OF said Plat that lies East of the Centre line Of
Cass Street so called, and South of the Centre
line OF Emerson Street 80 called, to tho end that
a new Plat Of SO much as may pe vacated, may
DO fIod and recorded in its stead Said Plat
being in the following Government Subdivisions.
South Part Of South East fractional quarter Of
Section Twenty -Four Gay and North East fsac-
tional half Of Section Twenty. Five (25) all in
Town No. Twelve (l2) North Of Range No. Four
(4) East, Michigan.
CURTIS EMERSON,
295 JOHN A, WELLES.