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East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06

GRocERIEs.-In the most polite
manner possible, that the method of
our proclamation may accord with
the undemonstrative style of the house
We indicate, the writer hereof sug-
gests that l.. G. SroRRs & Co., have at
present a superb stock of Family
Groceries, all which they sell at fair
rates. In the line of Sugars in par
ticular, their stock is ample, their
samples the very best of Teas, Cof-
fees, and leading goods they have
choice varieties. The bleaching pro-
cess which their store has lately un-
dergone has certainly had very
cheerful effect upon its appearance,
and the establishment is now one of
the lightest in shade, as it is one of
the heaviest in a commercial sense of
any in the Valley.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06
CHANCERY ORDER.

CTATE OF MIcHIGAN--NlSrn JUDICIAL
- CIRcUIr-In Chancery.
Angeline Il. Lafcver,) Suit pending in the
John Iafever. County of SVsas Saginaw, aSr 'io IN
Chancery, at the City of Saginaw, on the Path
day of April, A. ID 1866. Ii satisfactorily ap-
pearing to this Court that the defendant is non
resident Of this State and that he resides in the
State Of New York On motion OF Charles H.
Camp polictor for the complainant, It is ordered
that the said defendent. John Lafever, cause his
appearance to be entered in this cause within
three months from the date of this order, and in
case of his entering his appearance that he an
swer the bill Of complaint filed in this cause
within the same time, and in default thereof that
the said bill be taken as confessed by the said
defendant, and It is further ordered that within
twenty days after the date Of this order, the said
complainant cause copy of this order TO bo
published in the East Saginaw Courier, and that
said publication be continued at lcnst once in
each week, for six successive weeks, or that she
cause capy thereof to be personally served on
the said defendant at least twenty DAYS before
the time prescribed herein for his appearance.
J. g. SUTHERLAND, Circuit Judge.
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East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06


ATA MEETING of the Directors of the East
IA Saginaw, Vassar and Saniac Plank Road
Company, held on the LIST day Of May, 1866 tho
following resolution was passed Resoired. That
assessments are hereby made on each Shareo Of the
Capital Stock Of the East Saginaw, vassar and
Sanilac Plank Road Company, and payable at
the Office Of james l.. Ketcham, Treasurer Of said
Company, in the city of East Saginaw. as follows.
Two Dollars and fifty cents on the lth day OF
June, 1866, Two Dollars and fifty cents on the
25th day Of June, 1866, Two Dollars and fifty
cents on the 10th day Of July, 1866, Two Dollars
and fifty cents on the 18th day OF July, 1866,
Two Dollars and fifty cents on the 10th day Of
August, 1866, Two Dollars aud fifty cents on the
25th day Of August, 1866, Two Dollars and ffty
cents on the 10th day Of September, 1866, Three
Dollars and Seventy.fve cents on the 25th day Of
September, 1866
MORGAN L. GAGE, Secretary.
East Saginaw, May, I'd, 1866.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06
gotal aAattrrs.
A HINT.

ourneighbor of the Herald over the
river, evidently under the impression
that ga hint is as good as kick"-
in this case we think it is, If anything,
gooder unctiously intimates to the
fragant interlopers who have so per-
sistently adhered to that establishment
through "evil and through good re-
port" from the first advent of "our
brilliant Blair" to the present time,
that he is by no means fascinated by
their endearing young charms, in fact
he seems to have conceived most un-
compromising prejudice against them.
We judge SO from the following ex-
tract in which he discourses "to whom
it may concern" Loafers are nui-
sance in any situation, and OCCASION
ally a delegation does happen around
here, but never one of the below
mentioned style:
To WHOM 1T MAY CoEoERN.-We
have borne in silence, until forbear-
ance has ceased to be a virtue, the un-
,ceasing borings of number of dis
gusting, loathsome, uncomfortable
,loafers, toward whom we entertain
naught but feelings of contempt, of
adherence; whose witless, senseless,
'ceaseless jabberings but increase our
loathing, aud who having prostituted
.all their intellectual endowments, have
become garrulous, idiotic zeroes,
whose monomania is blasphemy, vul-
garity, obscenity and tobacco. If
these walking nuisances, fraught with
pestilential corruption fiatter them
selves that they are welcome guests Of
our compositors, we hope they will be
Immediately undeceived if they for
a moment imagine that they are even
respected by the DevH, we trust they
will no longer insult his good judg-
ment by laying this hattering JUNCTION
otheir gizzards (souls they yhave none.)
Confne us in mad-house, compel us
to become a nurse in q pest-house
where contagion runs riot, but if you
have any regard for our moral natures,
do not force upon us your presence
which is suggestive of naught but in
ebriate, lunatic and idiotic asylums.-
While we are at all times ready to
wait upon persons having business
with the office while we consider it
q pleasure TO receive visits from our
patrons and strangers visiting this To-
cality, and shall ever endeavor to en-
tertain them, we beg, pray, entreat,
implore that we be spared from those
worthless renegades who have no pat
'ronage to bestow, and whose presence
is curse sufficient to drive respecta-
bio people away, and to these scape-
goats in kindnest, and yet with en-
phatic decision we would say, we only
find pleasure in your retreating forms,
and we hope you will take this quiet,
gentle hint and stay away. But if un-
paid bills prevent you from visiting
places better adapted to your tastes; if
you must come ;-oh, spare us from
the thought--if you are so far re-
duced as to be dependent upon the
Dera for tobacco then manifest your
graditude,in silent pg6S, keep entirely
aloof from the compositors; no longer
desecrate the editors table with your
unsightly, unpublished boots, and cease
the disgusting rehearsal OF your ster-
eotyped vulgarity which is sufficiently
revolving to shock even the worst de-
praved inmates of the lowest brothel
that disgraces the most loathsome, de-
graded haunts of vice.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06

ALpENA RoUTE.-The steamer Sky
Iork is doing splendid business on
the route between here and Alpena,
being loaded with passengers and
freight to her fullest capacity every
trip. One morning last week twenty
tive: passengers of her load registered
at the Everett House. Giving the
usual proportion to other houses, and
she must have bad a stunning" crowd
on board.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06
pnAMArro.-Robert s. Meldrur

DRAMArIo.-Robert s. Medium,
with a company of talented perform.
ers is ct present playing an engage
ment at Irving Hall, in thiscity. We
hear the company spoken of by those
who ought to be judges of the dra-
tic art, in the most commendatory
terms. The company contemplate
making season Of from three to four
weeks,
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06

Book OF COMMON PRAYER, in clear
and beautiful print, Russia, Flexible and other
styles of binding, a very choice selection, at the
Now Stationery Store, Bliss Block.
G.. FRED. LEWIS
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06

Sr. PAuL's CHuRcH.-0wing to the
continued absence of Rev. Mr.. Paret
there will be no service at st. Paul's
Church next Sunday. There will be
service there, however, on the Sunday
following,i. G. Sunday, June 18th.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06

Ice CREAM SALOON oN.-Mosher has
fitted up in this city, in the store for
merly occupied by Akin & Stinson,
Grant Block, an Ice Cream Saloon
that in point of elegance has no sue
cessful rival in Michigan.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06
YosT's HAIR RESTORATIVE

1t is of no use to attempt to conceal
the fact that Yosr's HAIR RESTORATIVE is the
best thing for the human hair yet presented to
the public. Taking precedence of all other
preparations, ii cleans the scalp, cools the head,
and restores the hair to its original color. pro-
duces fine glossy softness,. prevents its falling
out and restores it where it has fallen cut Ladies
can find nothing equal to it. As hair dressing
it is truly wonderful in all its properties.
Manufactured by c. L Yosr & Co.. Ypsilanti,
Mich, and sold in this City by A. A. Dunk, Esq
n3i5-3m
East Saginaw courier., 1866-06-06

BIBLES of peculiarly neat, desirable
and servicable styles, at the New Stationery
Store, Bliss Block.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

THE NEW CLOTH HoUsE.-Our readers
will find in our advertising columns the
new enterprise just established by Messrs
III. Feldman & Co. Such house has long
been wanted to make our mercantile ia
cilities more complete, In order to re-
tain our present trade, and extend 1t, our
city must offer to merchants visiting this
market, full and complete stocks of goods
of all lines and departments of trade, from
which they can make their selections. A
separate Cloth, and Tailors' Trimmings
House, with large stock, which could du-
plicate Cincinnati bills, has heretofore
been one of the deficiencies of our market,
and we are glad to see 1t so fully supplied
as it is by Messrs. Feldman & Co. Their
arrangement with the large House Of Son
neborne q Co., New York, gives them ia
cilities equal to any house in Cincinnati,
Louisville, or elsewhere, in the'West. An
examination oftheir stock, yesterday, sat
isfed us that they were able out of it to
fill the wants of the trade fully. Mr.. Field
man, an old citizen, thoroughly under
stands the needs of the Iailors; and Mr..
Peale, an afable gentleman of thorough
business education, from the house of Son
neborne & Co., is fully informed Of the
cloth and all other departments of the
trade. Merchant tailors especially should
look In and see their stock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

PERsoNALe-We had the pleasure yester-
day morning Of meeting in, the city Mr.. D.
8. Gray, OF Columbus, Ohio, General West
ern Agent of the Star Union Line, of which
our friend Capt. Ehrman is agent in this
city. Also Col. Sam. F. Gray, Agent for
the same line at Indianapolis. Both are
pleasant and affable gentlemen. Colonel
Gray served in Gen. Which IS brigade dur
ing the war, and like all the officers and
men Of the brigade, hold in1utter contempt
those rebel sympathizers who in their
blind fury are engaged in denouncing that
distinguished patriot and soldier. ~ T q
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RowI,ntRs. I HrA At, ---T nj, cent?, g,sntlem,

& sa.E y
BowLDERs AHEAD.-The gentlemen en-
gagged in planting powders on Locust
Street surpassed our expectations yester-
day. and got to Third Street long before
night. 1t has been. a matter of special
wonder to many of our citizens-the
steady Industry with which these men ply
their vacations. The secret is very simple.
They are men, and are treated as men, are
paid liberal wages, and get their pay
promptly. They make their contracts, and
the terms are promptly complied with ON
the one side. and being men of honor,
they comply with their part of the CON
tract. This is The great resolution. of
the labor question. Let both parties fulfill
their contract faithfully and no trouble
viii arise In regard to wages. s...a..,a
The work on Third Street will commence
to-day, and will be pushed forward to Syca-
more, thence down Sycamore to First,
and on Second, between Main and Syca-
more. This amount of work will require
about month to finish. ~. .4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

BURIAL CERrIFIcATE.-fn conformity to
the ordinance, passed by the city Council,
on Thursday night of last week, the
Mayor has had printed blank Burial Ger
tificates, which were, yesterday, delivered
to all the licensed physicians of the city;
and, henceforth, no body will be received
for interment, in any of the cemeteries
adjacent to the city, unless 1t is accom-
panied by thecertificate of the attending
physician, approved by a member Of the
Board of Health, setting forth the name
of the deceased, age, social relation, nature
CT disease. length of tfms sick, place OF
residence, kind OF residen 70, and date Of
death. Hi 81 9 Lff tt' p f
a These certificates are furnished by the
physicians flee of charge, and are abso-
lutely necessary in all cases. The Members
of the Board of Health are Drs. Walker,
Bray, Kress, and Casselberry, and Mayor
VIM. Baker. ~ t. -a#
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YRS WihsloW'sl Mystic PilIsTE

are prepared only for o legitimate pur-
syssCse, and are the only safe and effective
zznsdicine for all those painful and danger
rzsssgp4 is subject They are the only GEM
sgzss 4lenaa1e PMS extant. NO article Of
FFeszicine intended for the exclusive use OF
1sz-zaales, that has ever made its appear
7rsges, has met with such universal favor az
Yrrs WinsIow's' Mystic Pills. BY their in
7ssrosatidg properties the appetite and df-
eaStion is improved, the hue of health is
restored to- the cheel1ss weakness of the
galne relieved, and all The Indications of
szsFzyous Debility removed Nc maiden.
sSfSe or mother should be without the Mys-
81 pills Try them, Iand be convinced that
gfsseey are the Lady 3 Friend Price 81 per
mex. or 3 boxes for IS. For sale by all drug
E7.E IN Evansville.
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UNKIND.-If weMere to make a speech,
and If any man should make a report of it
as the Courier did Of Niblaclx's speech yes
terday, we would sue him for libel. No one
who listened to Niblack's speech would re-
cognize the bantling attributed to him yes
terday. We had proposed to give a few
paragraphs as samples, but some pesky
thief stole our copy ofthe Courier, certain
ly the most absolute petit larceny on re-
cord. If Niblack uses the kind of language
of which some of the sentences are COM
posed, he is certainly unfit to represent an
intelligent constituency in Congress. If
our twelYe9year old lhyena couldn't use
better English than is contained in some
of the paragraphs, we would whip and
send him back to the Primary School
to commence his education over again.
Ideas are introduced into the reports at
which the speaker never limited. Scarcely
sentence will be recognized by any one
who heard the speech. But If Niblack is
satisfied with the style and grammar, we
have no right to complain.
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EVANSVILLE, Ind, August 81. 1896.


Editors EUdssviEle Journal: ~
have to-day shipped to Rev. ]. w, SulIi-
van, Chaplain, of the Southern Indiana
Penitentiary at Jefferson vile, one box OF
books, containing $40 volumes. These are
donation to the :" Prisoners Library"
and donated by the following persons:
William Bierbower, 3volumes Mrs. Young,
l2; Rev. Mr.. Dodge, "A; Rev. VIM. Webb,
II; Mr.. Conant, sr., "a; Matte G. Tichenor,
81; Charles Kellar, s.; Mrs. Thomas Archer
80; Levi Iglehart, 80; Capt. Allen, 2; Mary
Reaves, 81; MI. scoheld, 80; s. @. Rogers,
68; Mrs. John Stocks, l3; Mrs. John Shank
lin, % Cora A. Messick, g.; Geo. B. Walker,
jr., a; John C. Henson, ST., So; James Col
lett, 81; Jane Fort, IA; Mrs, w. T., Igle-
hart, 80; Mrs. Judge Iglehart, So; John P.
DeGarvAs, g.: VIM. A. Nanney, s; Mrs. John
Buttress, 81, =. f. Reeves, d; Hiss M. vir-
ginia Britton, IA; Miss Mary Weld,lS; Rev
G. N.sSiins, 10; Edw. Burtis, As; Miss Lizzie
Elliott, 30; Rev. B. F. Rawlins, Y. and John
F. Glover. 81 49, : + Z. - s $
It is also due the Adams Express Compa-
ny to say that hold their bill of ladfng for
the delivery of said box free Of charge.
.at5H9 h9iliioi il'ae JOHN F., GLOVER. I
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Interesting Correspondence.
AMERICAN HoTEI, A

.1uiar AMERICAN HOTEL, August II, 1906.
Ladies' and Gentlemen: ~ ,og .sai.l,s ..frt
AS token of our high regard and APP
probation of your valuable services to the
SOLDIERS and Sailors Monument Associ-
alton, y please permit us to extend to you
the free use of the :" American 'uwhile you
remain in the city.
We have the honor to be,
every respectfully, your ob'ti serv'ts, q
EsEass 8EaEf aEGssfIftf TRAVIS & ASHLEY.
To Prof. Owen and Lady, Miss Jessie
Taggart, and Mr.. A. R. Parsons.
AMERICAN HOTEL, August 81, 1866.
MeSs1:s. TsaUSs 6;ASh6y,
sri Proprletors of .sAaaerfcan Hotel: y
GENES: With many thanks to you, al
low us to express our sincere gratitude for
your very kind attentions and generous
invitation. Hoping that our services to
the e Monument have been of some benz
eft, and with wish that the Americana
will meet with the reward and patronage
it justly deserves,
We subscribe ourselves,
VI fse Your most.ob't serv'ts.
BENZ. OWEN,
~ a-1,l.l} Mrs. BENZ. OWEN,
s ~ ifls.t-~a.T4 Miss JESSIE TAGGART.
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GRAPEs.-The grape crop this season, In
this vicinity, is very prolific, and the fruit
is very fine. Most of those in market thus
far are of the Isabella variety, and are very
fine indeed. The Catawba will soon be
ripe and in market, when purchasers can
have their choice. Grapes have rotted
less on the vines this season than usual,
and the crop in this vicinity will be unusu-
ally large. A gentleman told US yesterday
that he had a variety among which he had
found some single grapes that measured
81 inches in circumference. Re is gen.
tlemen for whom we entertain the highest
respect and regard. We have the most
perfect and entire confidence In his veraci-
ty, but we would prefer to measure the
grapes ourself. He needn't send US bush
ell basket full unless he has a very large
supply. We will take great pleasure in
measuring them at home. n tDi
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q gFPORTANT TO THE SICK.

SE5FCGEyite the special attention of our
7Sasessers TO DR.. Easterly's advertisements,
%ssz@Srsz. can be seen in our advertising col
abEnzzsE- Or. Easterly's Family Medicines
s-nzasss EaEzervedly popular, have a rapid sale,
aEzs~assaaerai satisfaction, and are kept in
za1A1 2zHe principal drug-stores throughout
sszz<.rsFssStern' and Southern States. 1t will
ds.saosso that DR.. Easterly does not recon-
sansassxzzS aene medicine to. cure all diseases
aeazSzss'7epares remedy for each particular
szSsSHsaz1es which can be relied upon to cure.
smzaRzzat9
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THE PUBLIC ScHoo1s.LThe Public
Schools of the city win open early this
month, and win continue for ten months
From present Indications, the schools will.
be largely increased in numbers this year.
Prof. ButterfieId has succeeded in securing
the services of a corps of able and accom-
pIfshed teachers. and the schools will open
underline most favorable auspices. ois tis
We shall be able to give the names of the
several teachers engaged in the course of a
few days, with their several departments
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

RAIN.-we have tho gratihcati9n of an
nouneing the arrival of fine rain last
night, which was greatly needed. The earth
will look glad this morning, and the air
viii be more salubrious. At midnight 1t
increased in violence, and gave promise of
raining all night, s.Ft8l.sEFsfa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01
SPEGTALENoTIGE.
TxEyLL'S CEDRON BITTERS.
Head Mr.. EdyGrds's Statement.

LOUISVILLE-kY., April ~, 1903.
H<ER sISHN BULLADear Sir: Gratitude to
- s-xsExE azs well as a sense of duty to the pub
ssssna SECURES that should give you state
zzssan1z fsar public use, of the great benefit
srssuxss derived from the use of your "Cedron
Ez<f9@xs' After a military service of thir-
szsMzEs ssz0nths, embracing the Pea Ridge
-z4szzzzzzlgn and battle, l was discharged
: sSessaraT7 ESle service and came home to die.
E45sSEazezsia, silver complaint, and general
.zzHskS1f3y were fast hurrying me to the
az%mwEwe.s and every remedy prescribed by
1esguaas&ns seemed only TO aggrayate my
',Sask&zzxeE Z About four weeks ago was for
aSmaawaxSe enough to procure your "Cedron
s4zaszEss5een restored to perfe ct and robust
.ssasesaESsQa. lean most earnestly recommend
-6kazzK as being all, and more than all. they
szesFs.commended to be. You are at liberty
CrSEEE1sMEe any use you wish OF this state
sz.zakaANzFs.
- Lam, respectfully,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

FINE gentleman from saun-
dersville informs us that that portion of
the country was visited yesterday morn
ing, about 2 o'clock, with a fine shower of
rain, lasting for two hours. and greatly i'm
proving the growing crops and purifying
the air. We hope to be able to congratu-
late our readers to-day on like visitation
to our parched and dusty city. 1t is greatly
needed. -.-....a II j
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SIa AlCrown of Glory I


zszzsery Man, Woman and Child who has
sazEE
STERLING'S AMBROSIA
s -zs1g willing to recommend It, Three years
1afaazg1nidly increasing sale have made the
- alaies3sia famous all over the world.
st IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1s5asasres Itching of the Head Z 20 FL "a
XSEzrakes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
&1Ss1revents the Hair from Falling Out
fsst9ssRders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
cgSeGzEses the Scalp, CoOls the Heated Brow
EzaAaEaRBEes Dandruff, Cures Nervous Head,
sszsuzEs, Cures Badness, Insufes Luxuriant
1-zseaESu Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes
assS1ESs Kills Hair Eaters -effect apparent at
1sRne9-
TO THE LADIES
sss.sse SAY. the Ambrosia will suit you to a t.
s1ategRz1tiy put up. DelicateIy perfu1ned
fsHStsE1dzed by Opera Singers and Actresses
-ses0s15zR splendid boxes or cartons cont i'm
1zZsg1HE0 large bottles--No. 2 for fnofnfIg.
st1sn- for evening. .571i5ss - p
heFe isg no. nlisfalxes abSut it. STER
zE--11EE'S AMBROSIA is the hest most
We pe9ye this, try a carton.
seSo4d by Druggists. - ~ ~ OF
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A negro came to the
city on Thursday morning from Princeton,
and during the day, while at house on
Whisky row, fell down, and died in few
hours. Physicians were called to his as
sistance as soon as possible, but all medi-
cal aid was vain.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01
am, respectfully,
n VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.

NICKSBURG, MISS, Aug. 9, 1868.
EE J9HN BULL-Dear Sir: 1 am happy
zSmaazz1zeBO you that have used your valu-
ax2zz6Es sSse1ron Bitters with great benefit to
G GzHgnMNed in general debility and pFostration
:. 6azzzy sFstem produced by the unhealthy
szs5zaEzasmatic influence of the Mississippi
sEsgfEE&round Vicksburg, having been with
.azhsmes=RA Grants army through its whole
-sszcss<azEa cam paign. I confidently recon-
'zgsEawG etsS use to all persons who are eA-
4s7TmasNG 10 unhealthy climates.
H. w. FOGLE,
Agent u. s. Sanitary Comm ission.
EsSr sale by PETER VIERLING, Water
>szEzaaG [may14
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STREET PREAcHING.-Rev. G. N. Sims
will preach on Main Street, between Water
and First Streets, at o'clock tomorrow
evening. All are invited to come.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-01

The agent who is canvassing the city for
the new work which we noticed some days
ago, THE. SOLDIERS OF INDIANA, reports
that he is meeting with good success. 1t is
a work which every one interested in the
achievements Of our own brave men
should have.