East Saginaw courier., March 10, 1863, Image 2

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EAST SAGINAW COURIER.
TUESDAY,
MARCH! 10, 1863.
DEMOCRATIC HOMINATIOHS.
For Justic of th Supreme Court,
1) A V 1 1) JOHNSON,
For Regeul of th University,
"" "" Tor Circuit Jude 10th District,
, , JAiira m rnuKi.AD,
At Large OLIVER C. COMSTOCK,
WILLIAM A. MOORE,
lit Dietrict-ZINA PITCHKR,
24 NATHANIEL A. RALCH,
3d: Cll A RLKS A. RICHMOND,
4th ' ADAM L. ROOK.
Sih KLIJA1I F. BL'RT,
(ik M JOSEPH COULTlift, .
Buildlri? In East Saginaw.
: $200,000.00 TO BE EXPENDED
x THE PRESENT YEAR .
v UNPARALLELED GROWTH Ob"
THE "LITTLE GIA A T" CITY
OF, THE WEST. :-. t .
, , TV hare before stated tbtt preptri
. tions wero being mado for an unusual
' amount of building in tbis city during
j ' the) present year but our anticipations
.. fell far abort of what the results will be.
We give a list of tbe moat important
structures many of which are already
' under contract and ujon some, such
" work as can bo done at this season is
already progressing finely. Our streets
which are never quiet, will, when the
season is a little farther advanced, be
musical w ith the sound of "axe, hammer
and gavel" to a degree which w ill aston
k ish even the most visionary of the
prophets of the Valley: The first and
most important work in contemplation
and partial progress is a Swing
Bridge which is to lo erected across
the Saginaw River from the foot of
Genesee street in this city.
This bridge, which is lo be built by
the Saginaw Kiver llridge Ccmpany
recently organized, and to whom au
thority was given by the Board of Su
pervisors who also fixed the rates of
toll, at their special session in Fvbru
nry last will bo, including piers at each
leading, 700 feet in length, built in the
most substantial manner with swing of
210 feet span in the channel, leaving a
space of SO feet each 6ide of centre pier
for the passago of vessel and steamers.
The surface of the bridge will be divi
ded into a carriage way 19 feet in width
and two foot walkach 5 feet wide.
Aside from the end piers it will be built
entirely of trestle work and the piers be
ing a long distanco apart will offer no
material obstruction to the passage of
rafts or scows. The estimated cost is
$25,000.
BRICK BLOCKS.
Crouse & Little havo made an ar
rangements to erect a first class brick
hotel, COxl 10, three stories high, with
all modern improvements, appointments
and conveniences, on the corner of Gene
sea and Casa streets, Estimatod cost,
$15,000.
, W. L. T. Little will build on Water
atreet, just north of Exchango Block, a
three story brick block. C0s90 with one
atoro below, the balance to bo used aa
a second class hotel, estimated cost,
$9,000. Mr. Little alio intends to erect
a handsome cottage on the comer ct
Wsshingtou &. , Fitr.hugh stroets, at a
cost of $1,5C0. - ' '
Burt & Co , are preparing to com
mence at once the erection of, a dock
120x50 and brick Warehouse 100x60
on the site of the old Jefferi block,
Water street. Two small atores will be
partitioned off in the building, the bal
ance to be occupied by Gooding & Coi,
Forwarders, cost $G,000.
II. Mar la will build a three story
brick block, 20x60 on the site of the
tenement now occupied by him, on
Genesee street, opposite the Bancroft
House, the lower story to be occupied
as a store, upper portion for a dwelling.
Estimated cost $5,000. .t . ,": '
M. B. Hess has drafts, plans and
specifications complete and will com
tnenco immediately the erection of a
brick block 45x70, three stories high,
oa Washington Street designed to be
added to hereafter on the same pian
ino lower story to be divided into two
atores, the upper part to be occupied for
offices and other purposes. The front
of this block is of very hsndsotne do
sign having pannelson corner and centre
projectious, and about wiudowa, and
cornice of Milwaukee brick, curved
iron Window caps, and front of lower
story entirely of iron, neat light and or
nate, estimated cost, $3,500. ;
Jesse Hoyt baa made arrangements
to build a four story brick block 50x85
between tbe Bancroft House and Buena
Vista Block, tbe first floor to be divided
nto four stores; second and third atories
f to be cat into rooms for the Bancroft
House, the fourth to be finished entire
for public ball, 43x83, 25 feet in the
dear, arranged so as to open into the
Bancroft House and from below by an
easy flight ofstaiw, cost $20,000. Also
three story brick block on Water
street, North of Exchange Block to be
divided into two atores, each occupying
the three s toriee entire, cost $0,000.
r AW from six to twelve cottages- on
his tract near the Railway, at a cost of
$1,000 each. j '
Boos, Borrell Co., lwill build a
brick Livery Stable, COx I '20, two. atones
high, on the corner of Washington and
Tuscola streets, w ith room for 75 horses,
carriage room -50x60 without' pillar or
obstruction, and fitted with all modern
fixtures and appurtenances requisite in
carrying on an extensive livery business,
cost, (0,000.
Dr. J. S. Curtis is preparing to build
a brick atoro on Water street on the
site of bis present wooden tenement,
30x110, three stories, Vst $5000.
Mr. Mann recent purchaser of the,
Geneseo House property, corner of
Geuceee. and Cass streets proposes in
conjunction with John Luidlin, who
owns twenty feet adjoining, to build a
three story brick block of thrco stores,
at an estimated cost of $12,000. ...
William Lloyd has plans perfected
for building a three-story brick block
on Washington street, next door North
of Brick Market, the lower part to be
divided into two stores, upper rooms
for offices, &c. He also intends to raise
the market building one story. Whole
exjcnse for both buildings estimated at
$0,0(0. " -
W'OODKJC BUILDINGS.
In the list of brick blocks we have
incidentally mentioned several wooden
buildings; in addition to these we make
up the following list which is necessarily
imperfect for tbe reason that is impossi
ble to keep track of the smaller tene
ments in progress: Brown & Mumford
are building on Eranklin atreet, a few
steps north of Genesee a two story
framo building 60x60, the first floor to
bedivided into three stores, upper looms
for offices and general purposes, cost
$3,000.
L. B. Hovey is putting up a building
of the same sizo on the opposite side of
the street, to be divided into three de
partments, for carriage-making, trim
rning, and harness shop, cost $2,000.
Mrs. 11. M. Ellis of Jersey City pro-
posus to erect on Hoyt street, about
midwsy between the Academy and the
plank road, four cottage residences at a
cost of $900 each.
Mr. J. A. Perry will build a private
residence on Jefferson street this season
at a cost of $2,000.
The Eat Saginaw Salt Manufacturing
Company will build six 6mall dwellings
upon their grounds and a salt ware-
bouse 60x150, cost, $3,000.
The figures above given, as to cost,
foot up at $148,000; taking into ac
count the many dwellings now in a par
tial state of completion, the salt block,
structures for mechanical purposes, sto
rage, etc., and smaller tenoments, which
we have not attempted to enumerate,
the gross amount will exceed $200,000;
a figure which for a city of less than
six thousand inhabitants, and only a
twelve-year-old at that, may well aston
ish not only the oldest settlers, but tbe
most Sanguine and visionary, even, of
the late comers; and all outsiders,
whatever ideas they may have of this
progressive locality.
One fact to be taken into consideration
is, mat these improvements are ail tne
fruit of private enterprise. No public
buildings are oa the list, no grand re
sults of associated .capital; these will
follow in proper time, and when tbe
spirit of progress and enterprise thus
individually manifested is consolidated
and combin ed with that design, we ahall
witness the erection of edifices of a
more public character which will be an
honor to the city and fitting monuments
of the general good taste and unstinted
liberality of our people.
Sauna. A few weeks since we no
ticed tho rapid growth of thia enter
prising villago , Nearly all the lands in
its immediate vicinity have been platted
into lots, which ere telling with a rapid
ity astonishing to tho ancient habitant.
Hon. E. Thatcher ; baa just completed
the platting of his fine tract, which lies
on a continuation of Jefferson street of
this city and tho old Saginaw Plank
Road, into 300 lots, with convenient
streets and alleys, which plat he puts
upon record as "Thatcher's Addition to
the Village of Saliua." He has already
disposed of quite a number of the lots,
and implications ' for others are fast
coming in. Thero is no questioning the
fact that Salina bid fair aoon to rival
even her most promising neighbors.
Real Estati in Detroit. The ex
traordinary inflation of currency, and
other causes, have bad the effect to
stimulate operations in real estate in the
city of Detroit to an extent scarcely
looked for in that staid, old fashioned
town. The Frot rrest foots up the
Uansactions for one week at $139,950.
; JCSTNavjoatiow between here and
Hay City has not been resumed ainoe
its closing oa Tuesday last, ar.d tbe
weather at present gives but (isiat prom
lo -for the' immediate raising of the ice
blockade,
Democratic JaeUrial Convention.
At a meeting of delegates to tbe Ju
dicial Convention for the lOtli Judicial
Circuit, at tho Court House in Saginaw
City, March 4th, 1803, according ' to
previous uotico, Hon. A. Stevens was
appointed Chaifmau, and M. B. Hess,
Secretary.
On motion, tho chair appointed throo
delegates to examine credentials, who
reiortud the following delegates entitled
to scats ; J i j : ; ;(.;'
Bay County A. Stevens, A. C.Max
well, James B. Cook. f
Saginaw County-Wm. M. Miller,
John J. Wheeler, John Moore, I loses
l'ratt, M. B. lies, ' A. A. Parsons, J.
W. Turner, Noah Beech, V. A, Taine.
Tho delegates then proceeded to vote,
when J. G. Suthcrland received the
unanimous vote of the Convention, and
was thereupon declared unanimously
nominated- v
Tbe following were upon motion ap
pointed Corresponding Committee
for the the 10th Judicial Circuit :
A. A'. Parsons, Saginaw county; G.
F, Ball, Midland county; Goo. B. Mel
leville, Alpena county ; G. O. Whitto
more,' Iosco county; A. C Maxwell,
Bay county; Frank Cushway, Isabella
county; John btnitti, Gratoit county.
; The following resolutions, introduced
by Hon. John Moore, were unanimously
adopted :
lUsohti, That we do not deem a Ju
dicial Convention, held for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for the office!
of Circuit Judge, a proper opportunity
to enter into a discussion of par' ques
tions ; that the othce is not ana ougnt
not to be considered . a political, in a
partisan senso: that tbe man who, when
elected to tho honorable position of Cir
ciit Judge, should in any manner use
his otnclal position or umuencu in iavur
of or against tho members of any party,
on partisan grounds, would be a disgrace
to nny party, ana a wretcn uoi ni to oe
tolerattd.
RfiohrJ, That in offering to the
electors of thia Judicial District the
name of tho Hon. Jabez O. Sutherland
ns a candidate for the office of Circuit
Judge, wo do so with the utmost con
fidenco that they will recognize in him
a man eminently fit for that position,
peculiarly qualified therefor by a long
and extensive practice in the legal pro
fospion, and that in his systematic and
untiring industry tho people have the
surest guarantv that the duties of the
Court will bo discharged with prompt
ness, and in such a manner as to reflect
credit upon the Judiciary of this btate
Resolved. That wo tender to tho peo
pic of this District no other issue than
tho superior fitness of our candidate,
and loyalty to the Constitution and
Government of our country.
Rail Road from Flint to Fenton
ville. We have assurances in which
we place the utmost confidence, that
tbe rsilway connection between Flint
and Fentonville, or some other station
on the Detroit &. Milwaukee Railway,
will be completed early next Fall.
There is no route in the West, at pres
ent unoccupied by a railroad, as favora
ble for the enterprise as this; and the
facility with which capital may be ob
tained renders tho undertaking a mere
pastime compared with the difficulties
And discouragements encountered by
those w ho have labored so energetically
in pushing the F. & F. M. Road to its
present extent.
TELXORArif. A line of telegraph
connecting with the Union Line East
and Weitt, is to be completed to this
city as soon as the ground is in proper
condition for the erection of poles, giv
ing us lightning communication with
tho outside world and "tbe rest of man
kind."
lex. The East Saginaw Ice Co., M.
C. Mower, agent, has put up this year
a sufficient quantity of pure, clear and
solid ice, to supply the w ants of the
community and the outside demand
from vessels, steamers, etc. Principal
depot at Mower's Meat Market, Wash
ington street, below Hoyt.
Cioars. Brown & Tucker have just
received at their Billiard Rooms, on
Genesee street, an invoice of choice
Cigars, some of the very best ever
offered in this market We have tried
them and can speak from the record.
McFarlin & Bueu Attention is
called to the advertisement of this firm.
"Mo" is well known as one of our most
indefatigable and coergetic mechanics.
Mr. Bucl is a builder of large oxperi
ence, having erected lomo of tho best
brick blocks in Romeo and claeu here.
The two aro enough for any contract
and have tho necessary "vim" and re
sponsibility to carry it through.
Steamer A lid a. We understand thia
boat has been purchased by parties in
this city, and will be employed the
coming aoasoo in towing on tho Sagi
nuw and its tributaries. It is the in
ten Hon of her owners to select some
central point in the city where orders
can be left, thus avoiding the difficulty
tho aalt and lumbermen bave heretofore
experienoed lo getting the scows moved
when loaded,
Bank o Issv..W. L. P. Little & Co.,
of this city have effected the necessary
organization, aent their application for
ward and will be prepared to issue cur
rency under the U. S.-Lawas soon as
the necessary plaits can be procured.
Heal Estate in tbis city is selling
with a rapidity and at prices which
throw all former transactions completely
into the shade, and in most insUnces
propertjrii bought for pennaaent occu
Detroit & Saginaw Steamers.-'
Three steamers are to run regularly
during the coming season on tho route
between Saginaw and Detroit commen
cing as soon as navigation is open, viz:
The For ttt Queen, Huron, and the Susan
Ward, a new, side wheel steamer which
has been built during the past winter
at Newport on the St. Clair river. She
is about the size of the Huron, will make
good time and is said to be a staunch
first class sea going craft. Under this
arrangement we shall have from foar to
fivo trips per week.
Emhrk Barrel Co. This coPn7
which is located at Uamon ncar
Throop'a Salt Works facilities for
cutting and jointing staves and prepar
ing heading fo 600 Suitor Flour barrels
daily. The principal timber used is elm,
oak, pine, ash and bass wood.
Registration. Let all voters attend
to their Registration before tho General
Election which takes place on the first
Monday in April next The Boards of
Registration for the several Wards in
this city meet on Thursday of the week
previous to election and continue in
session but two days. Persons who
have moved from one ward to another
must bo registered in the ward where
they reside or they cannot vote.
A Fair and Candid Admission The
Enterprise of last week, speaking of the
nomination of Hon. Jabez G. Scther
land for the office of Circuit Judge for
the 10th Judicial Circuit, says :
"With Mr. Sutherland's fitness and
Salifications for tho office wo bave no
ault to find."
37 Some of the later communica
tions of tho Reporter for the "Cleveland
Delegation" to tho Leader are "big."
We shalll give a few savory extract!
therefrom next week.
Bi.tLDiNO. In addition to the build
ings enumerated in another article, we
earn that Mr. Rcdfield, an Eastern
mtn, who owns some lots near the rail
road, has authorized parties here to
contract for the building of four cotta
ges thereon, at A cost of from $800 to
$1,000 each. Arrangements are also
nearly petfected for the erectiou of an
Epircopal Church, the estimated cost
of which is $5,000.
Parsons & Bro., of Saginaw City,
also intend to build a dwelling house,
corner of Washington and Emerson
streeta; cost $1,500.
Mr. Seward in one of his dispatches
to Mr- Adams sai : ".Lxtreine aivo-
'cates of African slavery and its most
'vehement opponents seem to be acting
'together to precipitate a servile war,
'the latter by demanding an idea of
'universal emancipation.
As this was a home thrust at the
proclamation, it convicted the Presi
dent of inconsistency, and it became
necessary for him to deny any knowl
edge of sucu a dispatch, which he did.
Not only this, but the late answer of the
Secretary of State to the French offer
of meditation was said to have been for
warded by Mr. Seward without its pre
vious submission to the President, who
is reported to have assurea the ireneh
Minister at W ashington to that vuect,
and also that he disa proved of the reply.
Tho tempest raised around the ears
of the Premier bv tbe radical press be
cause of his alleged officiousness nettled
him bo far that he has raised an issue of
veracilv between the President and him
self. In a cote to the Aew York Tims
he avers: "Every dispafxh that was
'not merely and tnulmically formal that
'I have sent abroad has been fully sub
'milled in words and substance to the
'President and read by him or to him,
'before it was sent.
Aa the greater part of all that Mr.
Seward has ever written is susceptible
of at least two coUBlructiotis, he ran no
risk in submitting Ins dispatches to the
President The responaibility of the
latter was merely "technical and formal,'
as it is not charged that he understood
tbe d;spatahes. lie ought not however
to have denied having seen them.
An ef change paper telle a gooj atorr
of a shrewd but not over honest etock
raiaer in Cana.Ja, who took the runt
prize, at an agricultural ahow, for a bull
on which be had Cited a handsome pair
of horns taken from a dead animal,
whoe akin he had puffed out artificially
in varioua places to conceal defects, with
numerous other deceptive contrivances,
which he had learned by watthin his
tcife, from time ta tiiKe, at he made her
toil tt for a ball or jtartyf
IIoaaiBLi A hungry pig entered
the house of a man named Msgloire
Girad, at 8t- Anloine, Canada, and at
tacted an infant which lay in a cradle,
the rest of tne family beins temporally
absent. The pig actually qevoiired one
of the childa cheeks, and lacerated ita
head and body ao that it can hardly recover.
. The Railroad Land Grakts. Th
peuial correspondent of tbe Detroit
Fret Press writing from Lansing under
date of March 4, ssya:
The comtnittou of the whole, on mo
tion of Mr. Howell, has been discharged
form further consideration of tho bill
relative to the forfeiture of land grants
of certain railroad companies, and the
bill has been recommitted to the select
committee. There has evidently been
a backing down on the part of the Ty
coon (Howell.) ar.d others, ana there is
little doubt but that, an extention of
timo will be granted these companies.
So the big fight over this bone of con
teutioo will probably be indefinately
posponed.
Respectable SaorLiFTERS.-Thellart-Pott
tells some ad stories about fte
misdeeds of Hartford women 'i good
and regular standing:"'
"It is a sorry feet that ladies occp
ing the most respectable poit'io" ,n BO
ciety, some of thcin being s'live mem
bers of the best of tl Main street
churches, have heV themselves to
fancy articles of Tc Dl slipped away
without pay'wg. hut Lot witboit, detec
tion (ye f them took an expensive
EroU lace veil. Another put a pair
. kid gloves into her muff. Hose,
handkerchiefs, and &o., go tho way of
al plunder.
The Minesota Legislature aska Wis
consin to cede Douglas county of tho
latter state, to the former, in order to
give Minesota a port on Lake Superior.
The Confederate Court in the South
Carolina district has decided that a con
script who has purchased a substitute
does not become liable because tho nub
stitute is drawn on the second draft.
It ordered the discharge of a man who
was obtained under such circumstanses.
General Rosecrans has issued an
order forbidding any more passes to
citizens to visit Murfrecsboro, to see
the wounded, or obtain dead bodies.
It is all very well fur prosperous men
to prate of the vices of their unfortunate
brethren. A clock that marks tho most
exact time will, if you tilt it the least on
one side, go all wrong or suddenly stop
going at all.
Tho Office of the Ko-k pert (Ind.)
Democrat, which was destroyed . by a
mob ofsoldiars recently, has been re
newed, and the paper has again been
iwsued by Colonel Jones, its former edi
tor. Goino to Tar Canada. Tn conso
quence of tho defeat of the Canal En
largement Dill in Longress, resolutions
have been adopted in tho Illinois Leg
islature authorising the Gavernor to
send commissioners to the Canadian
Parliament to ask for improved means
of transportation to the Atlantic
A Washington letter says the num
ber of rinfll and use8g representatives
wtio will go out with this Congress arc
much larger than ever be ore left this
field of glory at one time. Fortunately,
with tome of thewa men, wiil depart an
immense supply ot fourth proof fanatic
ism. It takos fifty thousand horses and
mules to supply the Army of the Po
tomac. A thousand die every few days.
Not less than five thousand horse are
in the horse hospitals of Washington.
8ays Prentice: The mustering of
two hundred thousand negroes and their
operations in a field would be bad
enough, but what in the namo of all con
ceivable horrors would their disbanding
be? Or is it contemplatad that they
will cot be disbanded at all, but remain
as a standing army one of the jcruij
cent iustituttons of tho country.
Chicago Lumbrr Market Weekly
I lev lew.
Orru Or The Chicago Time, )
Monday evening, March 2. )
The market continues to rule firm, with an up
ward tendency in all qualities of lumber. Transac
tion continue light and are confined principally to
eity trade. Common boards and fencing are very
Arm at 916 per M, dealer refusing to sell even at
that price only In filling general bil b it 1 also the
same with scantlings and joisU He low we give tbe
inside and outside prices on all kinds of lumber
shingle and lath, vis;
First clear per 1,000 ft 930 00 a S3 00
Second clear, do. 26 00 a 29 00
Third rate 22 00 a 25 00
Stock boards 13 00 a 20 00
Comojon board.. a 16 00
Fencing 16 00 a 17 00
Clear Flooring, undressed 26 00 a 29 00
Second clear, do do 20 00 a 25 00
Common do, dressed 2300 a 25 00
Clear Siding dressed a 16 00
Second Clear Siding dressed a 15 00
Common Siding dressed ' a 14 00
Cull Hoards 12 00 a 13 00
Scantling Jf Joist 19 ft long and under 16 00 a 17 00
do do 20 and 22 ft long ... 20 00 a 22 00
do do 24 and 26 do a 25 00
Timber 18 feet long and under 16 00 a 18 00
do 29 feet long and upwards - 19 00 a 30 00
Sboved Shingles, A, per m 3 50 a 3 73
do do No 1 a 3 25
Bawed Shingles, A 3 50 a 3 75
Lath 3 00 a 3 50
Cedar I'sots, pr 100, nominal 10 00 a 14 00
DU, HAT) WAY'S FILLS A SCIEN
TIFIC PURGATIVE.
In these tills we have the medicinal
properties of the most efficient plants,
root:, herbs, and balsams in the veccts
ble kingdom In each of these little
Pills lies a miaterious power, for in each
Pill is eorabined the elements of Health,
Itcgeneration, btrenglh and Life.
Persons who suffer with Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, enlargement of the
Spleen, Jaundice, Kidney Complaints,
Palpitation of the Heart, and the evil
effects induced by the excessive use of
Calomel, Mercury, Quinine, Corrosive
Sublimate, Opium. Tobacco, Local Stint
ulants, and exposura to paint, Lead &c,
mil imu iii utuuAt o uuuuuni'
ING PILLS a permanent cure.
Ju cases of Ihllious, Typhoid. Scarlet
and other fevers, Erysipelas, Small Pox,
&c, whero purgation is essential, but is
attended with so mnch danger on account
of the extreme debility of the patient,
these Pills can be given with perfect
safety, Each dose will impart strength
to the exhausted patient, and will posi
tively work cure, Price 25 cents per
POX.
For Sale by Frizelle Bro's East Sag!
naw Mioh.
One kind of mortar is dusinu to fill
up chiuks; another to make thef).
For future reference, we give tie fob
lowing table of distances from important
points on the Misnirtfipyi River:
not ins on me 3lisi8Pipy
New uricani lo M. Liouu
Nw Orleftm to lUlon Roug
lUtun Rougs to l'ort IIuJhou
Port Ilu'lton to (Irand tiulf
OraoJ Uulf to Vickiburg-f
New Orleans to Wkabnrf
VU-kiburf to lie leu a
Helen to Menifihi
Meinphia to Fort IMIow
Fort I'll low to I land No. 10
Iilunil No. 10 to Columbia y
Columbui to Cairo..
Cairo to t Loui
1,340
...r
....25
...135
...-60
.- 400.
:.'..70
..no
...40
...20
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FOPAY CITY.
TM 5EVT LOW PRESSURE STKAMER
CAI'TAIN MARTIN SMITH,,
VFUI run until tho completion of the new tteamor
now Witling, between Sajrinnw City, Est Barinaw
a4 Ray CU. (aa aoon aa navigation will Admit,)
landing at Satin, Carmltton, Zilwaukle an t Tort
inouth in connection with the Flint and Fere Mar
quette Railway.
Rif" For Freight or Faaoajje apply oa board, or
to C. II. MUTT, W Saginaw.
Maxell 10, 18C3 . .
uicFAui-inr & iiirX,
ARCHITECTS & BUILDERS,
WILL Contract end Furulnh Draft, riant.
Specifications, Architectural Design!, and
Eitimutei fur all cImmos of Building, Public and
Pmote, Salt lil.xki, Ac AUo, will attend to all
kindi of Joiner Work, auch Framing, En toting,
ah, Doora, Window Frames, CUterua, FheWing,
Ac, at reasonable prices. This Firm embwee n
combination of energy end responsibility, w th king
experience in first-cbus work of all kinds. Those
having Jobs to be done on time and in the very best
manner can be accommodated. A Urge etock of
seasoned Lumber kept constantly on hand.
BsV&hop on Jefferson street, north of Oeneaee
itrevt.
Fast Saginaw, March 10th, 1 SCI
GRAND BALL
AND
Social Entertainment
OF THE
GEEMANIA SOCIETY.
F. A. fluenther, President." John Leidlein, Vice Pres
Fred, l'alin, Treasurer. K. L. Vonoky, Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
F. A. Koehler,
M. II. Allardt,
Fried Schade,
Jaoob StauLer,
F. Joseph Herb,
Peter Ueisler.
This Society takes pleasure in announcing to the
ci tit ens of Ku.t Saginaw and vicinity that they will
gire a Social Entertainment at
WM. STRASSBURG'S HALL,
ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5th, 1963.
To which the public are respectfully invited. Tbe
Society, recently incorporated, has secured by pur
chitxo the whole of lilotk 6 J, in (Jlanby A Gallagher's
Addition, and proMes to establish a Uerman r.ug
lish School, to improve their Uymnasiam, and to in
crease their Library, ana lor lueseiauuaoie oijccia
ask the liberal co-operation of tbe ci Incus of Last
Saginaw.
aV'Tickets S2 for gentleman and lady, including
Supper; to be bad of the officers and member of
tbe !ociety.
PROCLAMATION.
Whrrta, Tbe undersigned keeps tbe largest and
best assortment of all kinds and styles of Hoots and
Shoes, not only at Hast Saginaw, but .also in tbe
whole baginaw alley . and
Whtrtot, He sells any and everything in bis
line for less than any other establish ment of tbe
same or any other kind i and
Whtrtot, lie sells tbe best tnd fnest durable
ware of all, and snares no effort to pleae his pat
roni; He hereby proclaims to one and all that it
is highly necesswy and essential to everybody's
health to keep their feet dry and warm, andithat
this can be done best by buying everything in tbe
line of Ifoot, Sboc aud Kubbors, at bis Emporium.
Having received his large sunk before (he laxt rise
in goods, aud being under mm h less rent than his
competitors, be assures his patrons that they shall
have the benefit of it, and thnt everybody will be
well paid by going into Water Street, nest door to
1). 11. Uurkhout's Hardware Store for their Hoots,
.Shoes or Ilubbers.
L.S. LENIIEIU
CHARCOAL.
Wanted immediately, 500 bushels of Hard Wood
Coal, for which the highest price will be paid.
SHAW HKYNOLDS SPKNCEK.
F.t Saginaw, Jan. 20, lrio3.
Another Fresh Arrival !
VIOLINS,
GUITARS,
ACCORDEOXS,
CLARIONETS, AC.
A spUndid assortment received this week hj Ei
pre. . L. YONUKY A CO.
W ater Street.
MIDLAND CITY HOTEL
GEO. r. BALIj. Proprietor.
rpilK PROPRIETOR beg leave to Inform tbe
JL publie that he has lust opened bis new and con-
modioli house in Midland City, where be will ever
he found ready to suit and satisfy all who will oblige
him with their patronage.
Midland City, October l, 15l.-nl?
CRAND MASQUERADE & FANCY
DRESS BALL
AT
W. STRASSBURG'S HALL
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 21st, 1863.
Arranged by
H. KLIPFEL.
TICKETStl, SPECTATOR TICKETSbOoit.
Ui t Irand Carnival Procession Circus Per
formances and Pantomime will entertain tbe and!
ence during the night.
For particular and Fancy Dreese eatl at II.
Kiipiei 1 beat re saloon, Uenesee street, opposite
my miii. 11. KLIrTKL, Manager.
East feaginaw, March 3d, 1863.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Fntetrr'i Omra, )
Saginaw City, March 5, 1663.
7e th Eitrtort of th Count u of Kaginavi I
xrnti auk nknicnv kiitiv-ii.'i. ii..t.t
X General Election, to be held on the first Mon
day of April neit, in the State of Michigan, the
officer mentioned in tbe Official Notice of the Sec
retary of State, a true oopy of which it hereby
annexed, are to ne eiecte-i.
JK53K u. QUACKENBUSII, Sheriff.
Orric or tub 5r.rar.TAaT or Stats, )
Leasing Mich., February 25th, 1863. )
To thi Fherir of tht County of Saginaw i
Ton are hereby notified, that at tbe next General
Election, to be held on the first Monday of April
neit, in the State of Michigan, the following officer
are to be elected, via i One Associate Jastice ef
the eepreme Court, Right Regent ef the Ptete
l niversity. and Circuit Judge lor the Tenth Jndi
eiai kienit or this tate, U which vor County
attached. ' ' '
In witnea whereof, I bave hereunto set my band,
and aOied tbe Ureat 8cal of the Stat of
(US.) Alichgan, at ansipg, th ?5th, day of Feb
ruary, A I., IOOJ.
JAMES B. PORTER,
Secretary of State.
1BATI1ER and Curled Heir Pillow made ke
X' , IlLtfBEE'ff
- ' KCMOVA1.
B. B. Buckiiout has removed his
Hardware Store and Copper, Tin and
Sheet Iron ware Manufactory to his
New Store in Saginaw Block, North
Water Street.
ncre he baa on liana as
il ami rnmnl.U aMort meat of
usual - 1
lltinrr in lit lino nf Lnda. See
ino
j-dveriiserm-nt.- -
CHANCEKV NOTICE; -
STATE OF MICIIIGANTheCirouU Court for
tbe County of Saginaw In Chanctrv.j
Joshua lilackiuore, 1 I - - k 1
John Albert Thnnetl. J "
A I eesivn of said Court, held nt tbe Court Mouse
In tbe City of Saginaw in said County, on tbe third
day of February, In tbe year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-three. Present, J Ion. Jams
liirney, CLcuit Judge.
In this cause, it anUsfactorily appearing t tbe
Court by nffidnTU that tlxreaid defendant U not
resident of tbe State of Michigan, but that be re
side! in the city of buffalo in the State of New
York. On motion of John Moore. eocetJeiaante
solicitor, it Is ordered that the said John Albert
Thunell appear aud answer tbe Bill of Complaint
filed in tbis cuuse, within four months from lle date
of thia order, that tbe Said ewtnpJamant caase a copy
of this ordur to be serre ppersonally on said defen
dant at leart twenty days prior to tne time nettm
nruriliil fur him amjuaraiica. or that ha ttM a
copy theleof to be published attvrdina? to law, ia
tbe host Saginaw Courier, a newspaper published
and circulated in said County of Saginaw, such
f ublieation to commence wilbin twenty .days fiosa.
be date of this order, and to continue for si lae
eessive weeks, onoe in each week
JA.Mfc3 imi3LX, Circuit J edge
'A true copy.
Ubo. htaaiDT, Beguter. ,
CHANCEKV NOTICE.
s
TATE OF MICHIGAN Tbe Circuit Coart for
tbe County of Saginaw In Chancery, , ,
Joshua II lac a more, .
Robert Jones and Jlerte! F. Brawn.
At a session of said Court, held at the Court Jlonse
in tbe city of Saginaw, in laid County, on tbe third;
day of February, in the year one thousand eight
nuuurea ana sixiy-inree, rrestui, iioo. wsuee
JJirney, Circuit Judge. .
In thia cause, it satisfactorily appearing to tbe
Court ly affidavit that the said defendants, Robert
Jones aad liartel F. Brown, arc not residents of tbe
State of Michigan, but that they reside in tbe city
of Buffalo in tbe State of New York, On Motion
of John Moore, complainants euilcitor, it is ordered
that the said lbbert Jones and liartel . J)rwi,
Moar and answer tbe Bill ef Complaint Bled In
Uiis cause, within four month from the date of
this order, and that the said complainant cause a
copy of tbis order to be served iwrauually on said de
fendants, at least twenty days prior to Uie lime Herein
prescribed for their appearance, or that be cause a
copy thereof to be published according to law, in
the Kat Saginaw Courier, a newpaper published
and circulated in said Count r ft Saginaw, such
publication to commence within twenty day! front
tbe date of tbis order, and to continue for si iuc
cestrire weeks once in earh week
JAMES 1MRNKY, Circuit Judge.
A tme copy.
Ubo Scnninr, Register, .
MOKTGAOE BALE.
DEFAULT havingjteeu made in tbe payment ef
a certain sum of money secured to be paid by
an Indenture of mortgage, bearing date tbe four
teenth day of November, A. 1, 1954, eiecnted by
Thomas Ilaird to Eu rotas 1'. Hastings, and recorded
ia the office ef the Register f Deeds of Saginaw
County, State of Michigan, on the twentieth dey ef
Aoveuiber, 1m54, In Keconl "C ' ot mortgagee, on
pages 292, 29J and upon whi 'h mortgage there
is now churned to be due and unpaid at U date of
this notice, for principal and interest, tbe sum ef
nlty-eia dollars, ana no suit or proceeding neving
been bad or iimtitutee at law or in equity for tbe
collection of tbe same or any prt thereof i Notice
Is therefore hereby given, that tiy virtue or a power
of sale in said mortgage contained, and of the Stat
ute in such case mele and provided, the premises la
said mortgage, d scribed aa follows, to wit t All
that certain piece er parcel of land lying and being
in the County of Saginaw, State of Michigan, known
and described as follows i Tbe East half ef the.
North-East quarter of Section tbiity-three (33) in
Towusbip number ten, (10) north, Range No. six (6)
hast, containing elgbty acres more or less, will be sola
at publie auction or vendue to the highest bidder, at
the front door of the Court House in the city of
Saginaw, in the County of Saginaw, Michigan, that
being tbe rlat-e for holding the Circuit Court for
said County, on tbe 2lHa day of May, A. D.. 1863,.
at 'i o'clock 1. M of said day, to pay the avowal,
of ajtid priucial and interest, the accruing interest,
and com of sale.
Dated Frbruary 1 3th, 1SG3. v.
El ROTAS 1. HASTINGS, Mortgagee.
VTeiien X Smith, Atty't for Mortgagee. .
SilLUIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTl'K of a writ of 6eri facias, bmvoi ent
of the Circuit Court for the County ef Saginaw
to me directed and delivered againet tbe good aa
chattels, taads and tenement of Eliilia Bliss, jr.
John M. orthron and Dwight A. Her ton, I did en.
the I'.'th day of February, A. 1, lb6J, levey upon
and take all the right, tale and Interest ef c.Uean
lilts. Jr , Jotin Al. Northrup and Uwight A. Hortoa.
in and to the following piece or parcels of land, aW
scribed a follows, ti wit i Tbe of s w of see
tion 1 4 in Town 10 north, of Rnnge I east t tbe a e .
t or tectum Ti in Town IV north, oi Jiang i eai f
he n I of e I of section 22 in Town 10 north, ef
Range 1 eest ; the w of n e of section 32 la-
Town 1 1 north. Range 3 east i the elofnwlof sta
tion 32 in Town 1 1 north, of Range 3 east j the w
I of e 1 of auction SI in Town 1 1 north, of Range f
east tbe n ( of w ) of sect it 32 in town 1 1
north, of lUng 3 east the nwjofnetof sectie
31 in Town 1 1 north, of Range 3 east s the a w e(
action 31 in town It north, of Range 3 eastj tbe
w I or w of section JU In Town II north, or
Range 3 east i the o I of w 1 of lection 30 ta
Town II north, of Range 3 eastt tbe w ) of see
tiou 18 in Town 11 north, of Range 3 east J the k
t of section l J in Town II north, of Range 2 east g
the e ( or section 24 in Town 11 north, or JUng
2 east the -vf u a of section 36 In Town 11
north, f Kange Z east) the n w of section 36 la
Town 1 1 north, of Range 2 ewxt t the n e of section
35 ia Town II north, of Rang 2 east the a w ef
action 35 ia Town 1 1 north, of Range 2 east th
neofneof section 34 in Town 1 1 north, ef
liangez eastt the enure section 26 la Towa It
north, of Range 2 east the of (of teeuoa)
11 in Towa 1 1 north, of Ranee 2 east s the e t uf a
e of section 27 ia Town 1 1 north, of Rang 2 enett
th w of n of section 27 in Towi 1 1 north, of
llange i cast I the n w I of S e 1 of section 21 la .
Towa 1 1 north, ef Range 2 east tbe of or
ection 23 in town 1 1 north, of Rang 2 out t the
1 oi w ot section 11 la Towa 11 north, or Rang
2 east. Also all that part of tbe ft of a e ot
tion & In Town 10 north, of Range 3 east, which liee
north of Bad River and north of th north branch
thereof, containing aboot fifty-four acre of land, all
of said land lying and being ia the County of Sagi- ,
naw, ami Mats or Michigan, which I shall expo
for sale at public auction on the 11th day of April
next, at 2 o'clock V. M . a the front door of th
Saginaw County Coart Ilous in the eity of Saginaw,
that being tbe placefor holding tbe Circuit Coart for'
Said County, to th highest bidder, th law direct.
Laced lata IJlh day or February, 1863.
J. II, QUACKErfliUSlI. ShariC.
MORTGAGE BALE.' ; " .. .4
DEFAULT baring been made la tbe eaadilieai
of a eertaia mortgage bearing date the fifth
day of March, ia th yea of our Lord eigbtecar
hundred and iixty-one, executed by F.dward Uavia ta .
John Frederick Winkler, and recorded at two
o'clock in the afternoon, oa th first day of April,
in aaiu year eigmeea nunareu aaa si sty one, a
page 601 of libor "F" of snort gages, in tbe offiee ef
tbe Register of Deeds or Sagiaaw County, Michigan,
and no suit or proceeding at law having been instU
tuted to recover the debt Mcered by aaid Mortgage t
or any part thereof, on which mortgage there la
claimed to be dec at the date of thia notioe, the
sans of on hundred and twenty-three dollar and
seventy-four cent, (1123.74) and all reasonable.
attorney fee for the foreclosure, not including also
the sura of 1 100.00 which will fall due August 20th,
166J, and one year interest thereon. Notice U
therefore hereby given, that at 10 o'clock la the
forenoon of the 21st day of May, ia the year ef ear
Lord eighteen hundred and si ty -three, at the front
door of tbe County Court House, for the County ef
Saginaw, ta th City of Sagiaaw, County of Sagi
naw, Bute of Michigan, by virtne of a powr of teka -contained
ia (aid Mortgage, I (halt sell at publie
vendue, to the highest bidder, th land and prmU
e described la said inortgag, a follows, that U le
ay, that certain parcel of land lying and being la
he city of East Saginaw, County of Saginaw, and
State of Micbigin, being Lot Number Two (?) la
Mock Number Forty-six (46) according to Iloyt's
Plat of said City on Record ia the Hrcitef' ef
!eds office for said County.
JOHK FREDERICK WINKLER
Mortgagee.
ALLARDT A PERKINS A Morale for Mortgage.
, iHUd Feb. 10tb, 1961. "