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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

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(The Commercial Emporium Of NOrthe n
ami Eastern Teas and adjacent Indian
IerritOrits,) aud the Centre Of the Cotton
and Grain Growing portion Of Texas.
hfFER their services in Purchasing.
/ O,rlilng and Leasing and Renting Lands
il QuleI'ng and pcrtecling Titles, Paying
Tax.s, Establishing the Rights OF Nom
Res dtut Owners and lleiis, IN Protecting
Lands nom adverse Occupancy and Pos.
session, Coil, cIing and Securing Debs and
in Furnishing Valuable Information to
! Ltnd Owners, Capitalists, Immigrants and
trelItors,
General Lame Registration.
Gu, Office is opened fur The Registration
of Lands. Owners thereof, their Agents
and Attorneys, are invited 10 correspond
aud co operate with us, promptly furnish
ing full desert plons, embracing locality,
quantity OF proved and unimproych,
quality and character, ms To soil. timber,
water aud all other aiynnraG.s. Our Reg
later will b. open for public inspection, free
of charge.
Land Owners.
viii a,ivisr H. Df terms OF Sale, Lease or
Rent, and to enable MS to Lease Rent Sell
anltonvey, will lu'nsh us with full Pow.
crs of Attorney, to b. acknowledged and
certified if in Inc SAFE of Texas, bcforca
Notary Public, or Clerk of II County Court,
under seal and if out Of the State, before
Il Judge of Court of Record, having
seal, or Commissioner Of Deeds for the
STATE Of Texas.
Creditors and Capitalists.
Sp,c.ai attention given to the Collection,
Securing and Settlement of Debts, when
collected remitnnces promptly made
Money enirts ell To us to he loaned, will be-
safely aud probably loaned AT from 10 IL
per cent. per ann,im interest, ultima'e pay.
mcnt secured, AMI collection iherof madh
and promptly RENTED, without the expense
and delay of suit
Fees.
In nil uses proportional to the value
and importance Of the service rendered.
References satisfactory.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07

A WIrg ELorEs wlrl SERVANT
MAs,-'fhc following IL from The
London (Canada) Advertiser The
particulars OF u singular elopemrl''
ease hus just been narrated 10 ~, ~
which II appears that u w'It' VINO y
tho mother Of three interesting chll'
dren. elopcd with the iari'' SerVeht'
taking with them splehI," span
of no scs. Mr., Francis Kcstrick,
tho husband Of the woman, who Is
engaged In the cattle drovlng bust
ness, with his mther,ih'Iaw, Mr.
James Evans, both living within n
stones throw ofeach other, at War.
wick village, in the county of
Lambton. John bodd, tho sly dc,
ceiver, was hired TO work around
tho premises, to tend the stable, cut
wood, and be general scrvcnt.
But rs the business Of tho husband
called him to spend most Of his time
IN the States. the man Dodd seems
"a have spent considerable time in
chatting to the wife instead Of at
tending to his own business For
last Tuesday evening, when Mr.,
Evans and Restrick were both on n
visit to Sainia with II load OF sheep.
the guilty pair deciding on leaving
this Canada together to enjoy com.
4 a.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
For Sale.

WILL sell. or trade fOr a wagon
"a ---is. 4 h.rss I'D ~ -i-usird iu iiis tEn
a Dsiizs. "a larii-a'a-s -ugEir- q > - =
sgd
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
STOVES! STOVES!!

STOVES! STOVES!!
TEydE undrr-ipn'd respectfully informs
IL the citizens OF Dallas aud surrounding
counties thai they have opened
stove. Tin, Sheet iron and Cop
per store, IA the i"mn .. Dallas, a"d
wiil k, p-consrnn'ly OH hand complete
assorimrDfo Of Tin wave aud cooking stoves.
We have made arrangements to get tie
we'll known tbarier Oak aud amond
Rock, ooking Stoves, direct from The man
uiaeiurerr, thereby eBahiing u 10 sell as
low as they can be boughI this side OF New
Orleans.
We are now prepared 10 sell merchants,
aud all rho may want anything in uur liue
at Houston prices, with Transportation
added.
Tin ware or all kinds on hand and made
10 order Roofing, Gutiering aud all job
work done ON short notice
We solicit an examination Of cur Stoves,
TIN and Prrssed warr.
Also. Kerusin- oil Lamps and Fixtures.
For Bale Al North Easi corner Of the pub
lie .qutre-Wati Caruih Old sand.
z5,tf HILL a Bow En-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
CNepEw.NG.

VENlIE undersigned would inform his old
Il customers and the public generally, that
he is still NJ his old stand, in the north-
east portion of the town of d Has, mile
from the public square, where lie is pre-
pared 10 Il all orders in his line. Having
hal ,hirt, five years experiences, he Eaters
Limsclf that he can give general s,iNrnc
tion. j. *. CONkL LING.
Dallas March 3lst. 1S66-2S:4t.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-07
LUMBER /! LUMB Fri!
Rough a. Ready Mills.
IL miles East of Ouitman,
Wood County, Texas.

THE proprietor legs l,F,y" 10 inf rm the citizens
1 Of Dallas, kaufman and adjoining counties, that
he is prepared " all times to furnish SEASONED
Iumher nj the lowest cash price. The mil is 81 mated
la one Of tie pnrres In his section Of the sAtr;
and he ruar,I ees give Satisfaction "nll who viii
t,,, him with their patronage. AL ortrrs prompt
/, Gi,sJ MILES MORRIS.
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Creditors and Capitalists.

In nll cises proportional to the valu,
and importance of the service rendered.
References satisfactory.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PnRT or Ctl a Il l. r: - Ton.
Arrived Ycyterdny.
MAY

Steamship Quaker City, West, New York-lcft satur
duy, N. Mdzc. To Ravenel & Co. Adams Express
Coz CosSroye, cLer Loreniz. Noise e x Co. Dawson
Co. Hart, Chaplin. King Caseidey An Il L Smyth,
Co E Adgr Co. Klinck, wickcnherg & Co, a Harrtr,
Cohen Il Go. Bender. Granitevle Manufacturing 90
Niackcy cIinkscalrs. + h q D Hope. J 1 Angurr. II
JAEGER, Hastie. Calhoun 4 Co Werner + Ducker, Boil.
srear, ' Sonar Co. o Q Faruun. j n Minter. w (
O scaife. Cleavelaud, Walker 4 Co, Miller Robert
@ q Macoy. wo:bcrn Gregg & Cn. g Hoppock. Ira.
mann Il Schwacko Dial Pope, Foster Judd,
" II Huger. Brown Il Iiyer. u arr & Co, < + Daw
son, NJ McGoritz, b o.Nein Il Allen, J Young, ? L
& Co. J Ii Muller. Marshall h NJ M lan Nc. ar
ter Schach Hyman. @ Mackey, Bull 4 Scoviue II
smtS ai PUTS smonds sis hoase ns sisgmg Co.
hen & Co. L stotiard & Co. J small " Csrnishan.
9sy Hess s AefePs eS stiDy seas
Cofeld Levin Jr. A W Ecsel 4 Co, J Cook. II
Rno1 Raa%f seai batesoier Mecarthy. Townsend
North. r Il Co. Cornels IN, Kramer Co. Rels. j
bsaS aassF e
Gibson, Dryer. s Terry. Mehrtens Wohltmann W
Gbbes. bsm MsLoS s % Rt. Marshall oNeill @ SON.
| A Hayden, Walker, Hodgs Dunlap. Whit
ney Uasrhard SSmpssn a Masss "a a%s
| Cottinet VoIgt b Feldman, Danforth Webb Sage,
sse
KEEL J Duval & Son. Heesemann Bro " McComt
& Go, Zoier, Thompson Co. + Kressel. g " Pond
| C II johnson ] & II Agpew, Russell, II Due, Mrs
| r Carnghan, D a ANIME, North, teel Wardeh.
Hillyer I Chriftman, Baum & ZamineE McCusky
Bsrnhardy, @ DeFontane, Il Read Il Co. Hofmann
| Brabham Co. A DischoT & Co Nathan l. Ottolengui
Hopson suiphen. Sloan. Bogert, Denny & Co
T Forreston Boozer & Go, Harral, Nichols 4 Co
| ] d McElhose, II Grarer.
Bark Frank Marion. Purrington, New Y rk. 10 days
Hay To Willis Il Chisohn. and Mordecni & Co.
Schr Charlotte, from French bark LAnge Guardiene
of the Bar. 200 boxes Sugar. 10 Order -
Steamer Genl Hooker. Torrent Edisto Mdze. t
G l. Guiileaume
i Went to Sen Yesterday. fMAY
Schr Caroline & Corneli., Davis Nassau, Fla.
Steamer Dictator Coxetter, Jacksonville via Savanna
| and Fernandina.
Steamer Kate. Lockwood, Jacksonville, VIA Savanna
and Fernandina.
UP for this Port.
Brig Albert Adams. Ayres ut Now York. May 8.
Schr W Smith, Tooker, at New York, May g.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
From the Memphis Argus, Nay 81
The War Of Race.

TIE RI0ToUS PBOCEEDTNdS SYESTERDAY-THE NEGROES
in LINE OF BATTLE NEAR THE MISSISSIPPI AND TEN
jNRssER DRPoT-THEY ARE DISPERSED by REGULAR
TROOPS, POLICE AND CTTIZENs-FoUR NEGROES
tKILLED-A WHITE MAN FEAFFULLY MAIITREATED-
9oNR CITIZEN KILLS ANOTHER IN. A sALooN-THE
FUNERAL GF THE MURDERED FIRBMAS-INCIDENTs
DURING THE DAY AND EVENING.
Tho frightful proceedings OF the past forty
eight hours had caused the greatest excitement
in the city OF Memphis, and the sun rose yester-
day morning upon populace in very excited
nfate. Groups OF pers'ns were to be seen at
Sery corner, and people talked in tones both
3pd and deep OF the deeds porpetrated in South
emphis on the previous evening. 1t was quite
ppHrent that q majority OF the citizens were
FINED and ready for any emergency; but no move
ss part Of the city that hostiiities had been re-
aimed, and that the negroes had killed two citi.
spB near the depot Of tho Mississippi and Ten
3ssee Railroad. It seemed to need but such a
park to inAame the people, and immediately the
people commenced to arm themselves. Rifles,
bhot guns, revolvers, dsrringers, bowie knives,
and almost every conceivable weapon, were
Bought into uee, and citizens we're to be seen
eying about tho streets, armed cdp-a-pie, and
5hdy to proceed to the eceno OF action, aud de-
Arminod to quell the riot at whatever hazard.
M THE MUsTEBIEe OF VOLUNTEERS.
Mayor Park had applied to Major. Genera
tloneman, the general commanding the district
81 the assistance OF the military under his com
#and, and the General placed the Same at hi
ap0sal. Sheriff Winters formed q posse commit
&us Of citizens az TN the previous evening, ont
len proceeded to the iron moDgerS store OF Mr.
enry Folsom. on Maine street, where thoy wer
3pplied with arms Of various descriptions. Th
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09

! turbance that may take place. When tho coffin
was placed in the hearsc, the band played funo-
raj drge. Tho procession was then formed, and
proceeded up De Soto-street, and thence to St.
Peter's Cathedral where tho funeral services were
hold. Two Of the tiremen from zach company
and two of tho policemen ofioiated all-bearers
end the procession was most imposing as it
passed. through tho streets. Rov. Father ROch-
ford road the prayers in tho Cathedral, and de-
livered appropriate Grafton over tho remains of
| the deceased. Rev. Father Lilly read prayers Mt
the grave, in tho Catholic cemetery and all that
| WAS mortal of Henry Dunn was consigned to the
grave, and tho mombers OF the procession return
cd to the city.
IN THE EVENING.
In the evening between and o'clock tho bell
in the tower III the engine-hou on Jefferson
street aounded the tocsin for fire, bright light
having been seen in tho southern part Of tho city.
The rumor spread rapidly that tic negro cahius
| in South Memphis had been set on fire. Tho en-
| gines turned promptly out, under Chief Engineer
O'Neil, and proceeded to the spot. On their ar
rival they discovered that the fro was in tho ne
| gro school at tho extension of south street. AS
| there was no water in the vicinity tho engines
could render no assistance in oxtinguishlng the
flames and they accordingly returned to the city.
/ In few minutes flames burst out in cabin nea r
| VI ain street, and WAS followed by fire breaking
! out in several other cabins which surround the
! railroad depot. Several shots were fred, and ore
! Or two negroes were shot; but such was the ex-
citement that prevailed that no reliable partieu-
| posse conlHatns on the ground, aud ut 12 o'clock
at night quiet had been restored; and it is to he
hoped that the dreadful distur Dances of the past
| forty-eight hours arc at an end.
| MORE FIRES
Shortly after midnight the bells of The city
rang out another alarm, the siy being lighted uI
| in an estern direction by bright lurid glare The
eugines turned out and proceeded to the spot
The fire was caused by several negro cabins be
ing set on tiro, near tho fort, Oh Adams street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
CABINET MAKING.

TIME SUBSCRIBER DESIRES TO RETURN Hrs
thanks to hla old friends and patrons for past e-
vors inform them that he has commenced again the
above business with UPHOLSTkRINH and JOB CAR
PENTRRING. Furniture repaired with nestness and
dispatch. and Old furniture bought and sold. u ,
Woud respectfully refer to the following gepen en-
for capacity and relis' R.y: D. H. SILC0X and K. II.
COWPER1HWAIT. ...... f.r,..t ...,,-.N .r .rL.. .
Orders left at the Store Of MCKAY h CAMpBRLL,
Auction House. Hasei nort to the eoato1oe, win
meet With prompt au.ution. J. L. iUNSFOhD.
Aprnu LIMO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
Paa aaenScrn.

Per steamship Quaker City, from New York-C B
B smith, j w Goodwin, Agry, L Herwig, NJ Il Brow
er, Dowles Capt q PAYNE Il Forsythe, q Dot.
terer. w Rrsenkranz, Palmer S Montgomery.
Mrs Bernard Miss Carrie Lincoln. Mira II Clark.
q Mackey, u A Fisher, w Hertnt, J Bernard, Mr
Hanln. Captain J G Barker. G JuDge. Capt Cruze
Mrs Meory, and - IN the steerage.
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Edisto-Gen Dew
ems Capt Nayland, Mrs Mary Myers and child d.
" NJ Bailey, Bailey. A Kingsberry Bull, ] Cum
mngs aud In the steerage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
COMMERCIAL.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
There wss good demand for Cotton yesterday and
the atock being very light IL made very firm market
The amount sold In the vicinity OF 400 bales at
EaIIa znlna
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09

Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared l4l
since yesterday comprise 10 hhds Sugar No Molasses
we Is - aha
clarified on private terms, in two lots. We continue
inferior 10 lao for common good common. ls 70
14lo for fair to fully fair 16 to 1870 for choice and
were no sales Of Moasses but quote at Is to SOC for
! Louisiana, and AZ TO Aso per gallon ,or Cuba.
remain Arm for the higher CLASSES while there Is little
or no inquiry for the lover grades The sales embrace
Psi S SHie sSs' isSss
sI1 6O 100 low extra at sl0 500 unbranded 50 2O
aso supsrane Of 90; l76 90 at 81 61h 100 and 200
CoRs-The supply Is heavy and the demand sHA con.
tons The sales today Comprise si16 sacks 10 the fol-
lowing order, viz 6G00 white, yellow and mixed at
sS Rsps ssS sSa Ta,,S s snS So S.oS DO s s.
bush.i.
o4rs-The supply the landing Is limited but with
bushel The sales to-day amount to $500 sacks fol.
BR4aTbe supply is @itd M and demSnd @ only ISSt mode
rate, whie the prices have declined fully &c bushe
sns o s hSo S ana sS Sc so
25, and 100 and 300 at 81 80 q 10O Tbs.
limited demsnd and prcea range % at ysserdsys
tonB. To-day transactions embrace $40 bales which
20O prime Western at $26 a. and 100 do. at $40 90 q
PoRK-There has been quito active demand. and
5oo bIs in the following order 500 bSs mess al ss
@ oo 200 and 1850 at $Sl oO and 80 bbs primo Of $2
| q bbL
| BAcoN-Stf continues In active retail demand, ana
prices are decidedly rm We continue to quote shout
ders at II ribbed sides at IT l715 O. clear Bid
1885, and sugar curod hams at 2S "a tb. for retail
lots
LAnp-Is in moderate supply and continues In actIv,
retail demand at 81 2lh c. In tierces, 22l % ID
in kegs for prime.
BAoa1sa-Is quite active, and prices firm. Dealer
are furnishing the demand at aTS IN rolls and 2so pc
| yard In bales.
suNDHIEs-1ood Northern and Goshen Ia scare ant
In good request st 60 to 65c per h. Western and
mon Is plenty and dull at IS to 40 40c per b Cheaeo
In very fair supply, with little demand, a 20 to 23o 70
I Western, and Etc per 10 for EnQiish dairy.
| WHIBKEY-The market iB quite duh With very Httl
inquiry; We have the sale today Of 40 bbls wester
| reotaed OF 50 as per gallon.
STAR CANDLES are in limited demand at 19Ho for 1
or 2o for IA or and $50 per b for full weight In reta
plrceis.
BALT Is IN very fair demand in retail lots Mt 81 rs
hne. .n- H' -
FaE1oHr, arc worry doll to all points and the foouln
rates cannot be reported much better than nominal
viz: BY snil to Liverpool to "a, and to Havre ~
Per ID for Cotton, end by steam to tho former "a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. May 3.-CorToN.-InactiYlty Is still
the leading feature of the market. The demand aud
supply continue restricted and prices exhibit but little
If any variation The upward movement in Exchange
tends to strengthen the market but operations
are of 20 ,trcted cha acter to justify quotabie
alteration in rates. and the movement must still be
ported to Good Ordinary and SO to 35c for
Low Mddling which the only grades in special
quest. Operations to-day have beou confined to $50
balea divided among eight buyers and the market,
Tor several days past too unsettled to obtain
raj or reliable quotations..
STATEMENT COTTON.
Stock hand LIST Sept, 1858 .bales. .S3 239
Received since yesterday. ............. LASS
Received previously $685. 73S-6s7 1s8
| e" .. 77U427
Exported since yesterday. ay.........-..... -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. May 7.-CoTroN-There an improved
dem and this morning, and sales made a prices
rangug from 26o to 2sc The market became unsettled
and excited the receipt of favorable advices from
Liverpool.
Three thousand one hundred and sixty five bales
received the Georgia Railroad for the week ending
Saturday, Mayo.
GOLD D-Market quio. Brokers buying at 128 and sell
ing at 127.
S11rEn-Continues unchanged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, Nav 3-CoTToS.-Only limited demand
has existed to-day and stock sale light and poor
rather pri than yesterday 4U0 bales changed
hands, the market closing quiet and dull at 50 to
Middisg .|
MONETARY AND FINANCIALr-The general market has
been rather heavy, and closes With downward ten
dency for Gold and Domestic Exchange. The cotton
sales of days past has thrown large amounts
the market, aud caused prices to give way Rernters
fprincipay the Dry Goods merchants} holding off
Tor beter rates The business of tho day has been done
mostly par for Sight, aud Il to x discount for Short
Sight.
There has been bnt little done in Gold which df
cut to buy below 127 New York dispatches received
early in morning quoted 127 but alyices received
from there before the close Of the market reported
cline to 1861.
Large amounts OF Sterling have been thrown on the
market which could not BIO sold ut n while choice bills
| were held at 1873.
with an Increased demand for New Orleans Sight, the
/ market closed at par.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09
nICuiIphiS 1iiIrLkct.

sail to Now Y"rt and boston. So per hale, and by seam
to tie former Isc, and to the latter ssc per ID.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12
Dramatic.

Notwithstanding the torrid state of
the weather in these terrific days, when
--.The burning sun upon the earth is peltng
With his directest, fercest, hottest rays,
And everything is melting"
Myers Constellation Dramatic Com
pany succeeds in drawing fair to
middling" AM sometimes rousing
houses at Irving Hall. Supported or
not supported, our people will evil
dently never tire of that most discreet,
charming, talented and versatile act
ress, Annie Senter Langdon and
Harry Langdon in his legitimate role,
not quite as ample in range as hers,
but varied enough for any reasonable
expectations, is one of the best among
the best Miss Flora Myers too, is, it's
said, quite star, though not having seen
her on the boards, we have no indi-
vidual opinion to give. The Millesean
feature of the Company is all right,
second lady very good, second gent,
walking gentleman, general utility,
old man, supernumeraries, etc., not
much of shower. The strength OF
the company is fairly presented in the
star lines, and of these there is in
truth q rare constellation.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12

FAIR LOCATED. AT meeting OF the
Executive Committee of the Saginaw
County Agricultural Society, held Fri
day, July l3, the subscriptions from
that city being the largest in amount it
was decided to hold the First Annual
Fair of the Society at East Saginaw.
The grounds selected are those known
as Camp Saginaw, short distance
south of Bristol street, conveniently
situated, beautifully diversified with
lawn and grove, and affording every
facility for an advantageous exhibition
Of the products of Saginaw County
The premium list, soon to be issued
will amount in the aggregate to a
least two thousand dollars; by M
means bad figure for new county
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12
gpeal Ylatters,

The EXCURSION. wonder that
no more took advantage Of the capital
inducements offered for sniff of pure
lake air, season of JOY and festivity,
and a general cooling of, so charming
to contemplate, and still more charm
ing to experience in these dreadful
hot days, by the steamer Erenfng Stars
excursion on the 18th to Tawas, Ala
baster, Charity Islands, and ''over the
Bay" generally, but the multiplicity
of excursions and pic mic demonstra-
tions of late, under society, school, ju-
venile and other supervision in that
especial line, has SO engrossed atten-
ton that the people hardly stop to
calculate the merits Of any, in the gen.
eral melange. 1t was certainly a
charming trip, full of enjoyment and
moving incidents. Tawas is the gilt
teringest jewel in all the glitterine
coronet of jowels about the Bay,
Alabaster is the alabasterest place yet
noted in our book of memory, both are
fresh, very fresh, trihe uncouth, bu
sturdy and vigorous As for the
steamer, on river or bay she is 9
beauty, can run outside like scarce
hound, is all right; craft with
out material fault, "as we can per
ceive Of"
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12

THE AMERrcus LETTER. pub
lish by request the letter which ap-
peared some weeks since in the Bay
City Journal, under the signature Of
"Americus," and which has attracted
considerable attention from the fact
that it undoubtedly is from the pen OF
Hon. James Birney, so long a promi-
nent leader in the Republican party.
Thoughitentirely fails to come upto the
doctrines of any Of the organizations
at present battling against the new
and dangerous heresies Of radicalism,
II gives encouraging indications Of
progress in the right direction, Il
interesting for the square truths i
presents, and creditable for tho mani,
Independence il evinccs.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12
CARD.

At meeting of the passengers on
board the steamer Eren,ng Star on the
excursion to Charity Islands, Tawas
Bay and Alabaster, Thursday, July
IL, 1866, on motion, S. b. Bliss, Esq,
was called to the chair and Geo. +.
Lewis appointed Secretary.
Moved and carried that the Chair
appoint committee of three to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense OF
the excursionists.
Chair appointed DR.. I. Duncan,
Fred A. Kohler and II. Fl. Hoyt
Mr.. Hoyt, for the committee, sub
mitted the following preamble and
resolution, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Capt. T. NJ. Hubbell, by
his gentlemanly conduct, and uniform
courtesy and kindness on the pleasure
excursion on the 18th of July, inst,
to Tawas Bay and Alabaster, has mer-
tied our thanks,
Resclred, That the thanks of the ex'
cursionists are hereby given to Capt
T. NJ. Hubbell, and the officers and
men of the Eeening Star, and that we
can recommend Capt. I. M. Hubbel
and the Ereaimg Star to the pleasure
seekers of the Saginaw Valley.
Moved and carried that the pro
ceedings of the meeting be publishes
in the East Saginaw papers.
s. B. BLISS, Chairman.
Gro. F. LEWIS, Secretary.
East Saginaw courier., 1866-07-12

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Store, Bliss Block.
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Every recent improvement is introduced, every
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We advise young gentlemen and ladies who are
looking about for something to DO to consider the
great demand there is for operators, and also the
rare inducements offered at the above place Send
for q circular.