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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-04-17
Arril. !, 1872.
Cotton Gin ana Mill Material.

I HAVE just recriNed '"o.th"u-a'd d"'''',
worth of the beS, Gin and MIL material !
have also another large lot on the way Rom the
<ur,h. This material is Of the finest qua,,,
made in the United States.
j. :. ALEXANDER.
April 4. 1892.
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NOr,s,E,

rs hereby given tina, the Comfy Court If
i Harrison county, Texas, will convene in
special Session GA SATURDAY. the cath of April
INST, to consider the pfopo .as for finishing The
7. A. PATlLlD, Ch,J Justice.
April u, 1892.
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VISIT o inform the Planters that viii
/ hnran gent attending the different Courts,
to conirm Tor selling my Gins and Mills.
rhn.r w. Ing either, would do well to SATISFY
th.m.. d, Of their character, as am satisfied
the, wi. prove -at sanitary. Mr.. w Paillo,
or 4 Carmichael. VII attend each court, aud re-
present my interests -
j. \. ALEXANDER
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rE 4 N MILL.


INllE subscriber takes his method of inform
j ing his patrons and the public general,
that hi, Steam Saw aud Gfi-t Aiill. situated
about one and quarter miles norih.wc-, from
Marshall Is now IN operation, and ia gopd order
lie i. prepared to accommodate orders at shoii
notice, aud on reasonable terms. Tor cash, o,
on credit to punctudl dealers. Tie following
are the prices, per ioon feet
Lumber board measurA SIS 90
Rough edged lumber lC 90
LaIhIng aud paing, side and
cdg. measure, 90 90
The grI-t mil VIII at all times be ia opera.
ton. Sacks bfougt, to the mil must be pl,i'
~ marked, OF there wi. be 40 responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will be charged On lumber bills
when not paid IN advance Al SUNS on credit
will hr considered due on III. hrs, dng of De
ccmber OF the current year.
A. D. BURRESS.
January II, 1888 y3u3sy
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! s,spy
! 7
]. MOSBi / co.,

Commission Merchants, jefferson, Teras'
MILL. keep constant, on hand FOR sale %
w large supply Of Grocfr'es ard F'oT'1e''
cheap for cash,
Al.>O--Thc mps, Improved Cotton GINS aud
Nor~ Mills
Mach ~ 1Nro hM "
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ulsestt tfaALg Issfr1yTG,

}y4 ssss[,
TINE Ex~vuti.b Board u Nsaagsf, aep~s
l. ID by marshsll Lodge NJ. -, snaesaewts
the public tina, the on Yre.fSn u ths lna!4as
will commence IN the fi,1s Needev - ~.
vuasy aHdss the charge II ~ BsDu,ty ~
Tsarhers, to wit:
Rsv. TIN. h. Wmst,s. Psesidba
~. EMsA v. Boss0sv, W. Pvsk1.
Miss Eliza Dusros. Pvimsrt LspSAE
Miss ARAiELLA J1sskrr JUss, !MsSh 64~s
-. Drs~ire ssS Fssey MI
osssah X sss1x; - ossssse - -
PRIMARY Observation-Disclosures
Reading ara writing pr "ss.ion u
ti,. months, .. e1o %
Sgcosp Jrsios CLAss.--Eiementasy les
sous in Arithmetic, Grammar, Geo
graphy, Natural Philosophy, PhisL
olosy, and History eis -
rrssr Jus,on CLAss-Enelish a-a~.
ma-, Geography. Arithmetic conti't
ued N4lu'-'l Philosophy, Watts on
the Mind, Botany, Geology, My,hoi
thology, and History. elS %
MpnLE CLAss-Chcmi.try, Rh,tctfe.
Logic. Moral Science, Mental Phi.
iosophy Evidences If Christianity,
Political aud ppuie-,ic Economy,
Autonomy, Algebra, Ancient aud
Modern Languages commenced $40 w
SfSiou CLAss.--AHcitht a'i Modern
Languages completed Geonie,r,
er studies els 20
Composition throaghun' the course,
extra irei'errh expense for pupil
braNing aud Painting, each - "
Embroid.r, aud Wax Work each 5 20
Instrumental Music a9e q
Use Of Piano cxira - o.
a
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BR AtkE.\ Hot sE..

Rusl. Ghegnkee to7tafp. Tera-
ash MRS. HRsChEN n SJN have ien.ed
nBa he latre mud eommodious building
lately Kept by + Z. Hayden, aud are prepared
to accommodate all Who may favor them with
their patronage Their table viii be supplied
with the best the market affords, and their sia-
blc- with careful hcs,le-s rid lis best Of prov
cndvr
Nav II. 1851 yantSv
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"a THE subscribers having taken tho
", hou~r formerly occupied by Geo Nn'n"s,
w would niorln the ritffetis OF Marshall
sud viilhliy the, they wili carry on the Csb.
nt, hnslnus- IN 81 it, saridu. branches.
They topr, ty turning gu, good work, at ooc
crate prices, To merit the encouragement OF the
public. They viii manufacture 10 order, sofas,
secretaries and book casts warjrobe- side
Sonrd-, writing de-ks, breakfast and dinner ia-
hl,s ladies fancy work stan1s, &c. They viii
also Keep CONSTANTS ~ hand general assort-
ment OF plain furniture, stsh as bureaus, safes,
wa-h.sisud., tables, aud brd.i.ad- oil every dc.
scripnon. It would be to the advantage "
persons who are in want # furniture to civ.
them call, as they are Determined TO sell cheap
for cash A. s. MDREFIElp,
q MtllAN
u Old Furniture neatly rrralred. ORDERS
promptly attended to. Furniture exchanged
iof lumber
Jan. 81, 1882. n3i-ly
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flNiiE undersigned. thankful to hts old friends
] md customers fcr their liheral palfnnast
abos- business at his large framed shop, where
he is prepared to do WORK ii his .in- for cash
~ low a. jew or Gentle, and ~ superior
manner, from his long pracissai experience ard
thorough know lrdgc of srefy branch Of tho
business. Work viii he dane on .f.drt fer
responsible mea. aud M work Jorit a, nsy shop
viii be warranted ie stand, aud % the hess ma
tefials the country affords.
Shop Moth east Of tie public square and
opposite q, q ..',sn's g'insmth shop,
r. WASHINGTON.
Jnrt :ist 1851! n53 ~.
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THE new last running pa-scn.
~- --s< ger Steamer X T. u X ~ T. X ,
~As6xsze4A Capt iIrNgY V MctAtL, has
been purchased expressly for the trade, aud viii
run A. regular packc: .dflng the entire season
The Red River has lps' been newly furnished
throughout, with uew beds, bedding catpetine
&c. Ac.
The Rcd Ruer." from her great speed aud
superior accommodations for passengers aud
shippers oil,r tinc Inducements
For freight or passage APPLY or 'onri or 10
" II cOBB Agen', FHi CAt'io.
Shrevnnri Mnfch Ii. Isl, nlr-if
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CHE N A X X T. rs.
DELTA OSffCE.
YafuAv Now, Apr,l =. ta34.

PaipAv Npowr, April '. lH51
oy-A, the dale IT ear ~, weekly m.i~~,
CO... n.ykes CLOSED rs'h-, sr~biy. especially "r
-, sraAs. which eon. fe'sd IN. graz n,,s o.
~ - : fair IN, px ksnrrsl dems'~i the 'a'-'
49, -. ,sree days heinz - .cOo bales ps'e-- rs'
I - ss.d deal n T'-suias'y FL tho lower
flhees -, k,,cs ven vassaisssd fos sss'ct M'dtl'hg
Svs.'t''
...,s ,he week ~ Baltic and Af'rs' '*~' ~a'
~, slowing = Arm market AT i've'po''l for the
..,,,cs. ~hi,e 'niJdns had declined ID, ~h'ch
ho, hide eNsc, prizes in New Orleans.
~..,.v la, t,he ssh) The demand ~sa satr. sl"'
IN. t,~r .old. making ,ssai fos ,he week Of
..l, p,sy>s cfc-sd heavily fas the so~-t grades
...., sI,~rs,,on fos s,ric, mistlliny and upward.
.aW oaLEAss cLAssir,csrro~
-. .,,, =. do. NhsI'ins fa''. . q s,
ssn, .sie7t Fair. 80. ii a 9i
80, rcr ip,. al New oriean. since l., scp,-m
t"e G16 against So 9fo to same date l.s, year
~ III The Vn,cd Ss-s I-,ri. there l. an Increase
y. ~ S6 bales Stock on hand IN New Orlcan. On
= .,,h, ~aS In, I.2. against 2t5. $50 at .sm-
isse Ia, year
N-.- eis % to Al6 Is, " q as so
r"sss, a., y, 10 s,a -; Hoe Souni ,.e.
FLAWS from . IN ~ clear sides at Toe .
.'','.. .ull I'll At II 10 lie.
I.Asp-N to 'tc,
,,mW ..,,.
src,s.- Browa. FROM To dc, Havana waiic 6,
-, Joaf Ito lie.
a.co,sa. -krn,uchy '-nm l2,o 49,
n.,v N,~g --k-niutty. ~ Ia Is.
Svv,~Ax PROM " Ia s5c
MIS-. Rear - to NJ I'.et, IN Lair l?i 10 i6c
Va, .ssvs PROM v to Zoe
c,spiss -sl-rm II to ~. rallo~ 81 ioo. Ala.
.sn,in- %
p,cv-N n e.
co.x-tpr,IinR,v. 50 n 81: hest ut 80 q -
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and federal courts a fyi-t Jan -, -.
m A. PATiLIO. Atisrs.y 81 i.sr, Marshall,
i Harrison county, Texan. nj
(,ASEY AsKEW, Attorney al Lac and
~ Notary Public, Marshall, Harrison ccun.
ty Texas. feb 7, 81.
~ a. FRAZER, Anormy al Lac, Marshall
NJ Texas, will practice in the Sixth jndicia.
1hsty,ct, embracing the cou.tics Of Harrison,
Cas., Cp.hur, Wood Smith, Cherokee, Kusk
and Pamela counties. aug 30, 81
INR. n. W. EAMES. having permanently
- located in Marshall respectfully te.tcrs
his medical scyyitea 10 tie public generally.
Office one door east Of Dr.. ioung'- brick
building. mar 20, 81
II FYkH, Attorney at Lac, Carthage, Pa
IL. nola county, Texas. mar -,
~ e. GALLOWAY. A05rr,y al Lar, Gi
Y !. mcr, Cp-tur county, Texas, MI pratt
in Cpshur and adjoining counties, and VIII a.
tend specially to the snsness Of collecting.
April II. 1851.
JAMES NJ. MORpiIis, Attorney and Conn
- sclim al La,c, Marshall HARRISON county
ycyus. may II
DENNERS, MOsEtEY, 4 HALL, AHor.
- negs al Lair. VIII practice in thu several
courts OF the Sixth Judicial district aid m the
supreme and federal courts of the state at IT,
Ter may 3.
address: T. G Genpcr., s r Mosely, Jeir r
son, Texas NJ. ). Hail, Marshall, Texas.
nOCToR " q. PIERCE. os'ce second
- door west of the posto''ice, Marshall,
Texas
January II. 1852, n2ay.
~ \. iAKAISON, Attorney at Lat No.
l.. idry Pnbhc, and Commissioner Of The
fiaef States and 81 Mississippi, No. ~ Tx.
ehaige place, New Orleans.
January H. 1889 naay
DOi>DEXTtN a. WESrMONELAND
i attorneys at Iaic Jefferson, TcNas, will
practice in all the Courts of the District
Particular attention to collecting and probate
business. sept. 81,
INJURY FIELD, Attorney al Lane Ad.
- dress; Marshall, Harrison courty,
TEXAS, ~. jan
I>DWARD CLARK, Attorney at bar. Ma,
IL shall, Texas practices ~ ai IT," courts of
ihe SIXTH iudl.'cial District. and the Supreme
and Fed raj Courts Of the State. at Tyler.
Ais United States Commissioner to take dcpo.
siIious, and alhdavits, aud bail in civil carscs
fcb ~. 81
hOtT. ROGERSS liycrwott aid tar, asu
- Visitor, balsom of Wild cherry, for sale Ny
EVANS, SANDERS. ~ 60.
T. CARTER Cosenissi0H ami iorrari
II. fav V'Tcig.f and Nhol.Ssl. nd Refai.
UeaieF ~ Grfreries Prer's'o,s i'nsfprs. WaU
CARR, Drrs, BG"g'hr- Htlr d. a. T.. e.
llari'- Brick Warehouse. corner of Commerce
aud Milan streets. Shreveport, La.
~ LIBERAL advances made on consignment
OF Cotton aud Merchandise. Every de~crip.
ton Of Good, received on storage on moderate
terms. MS =
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WARD, WILSON. h
Marshall, Ma, i-t.. 1881.


rMG PLANTEis's 1foTn
lWf1lf 4 vEis LaSDiORD(
A 'rfiE undersigned having to-
esSsH shrvc house. formerly kept ~ ~:
LINN. Mallory, will ron,.ns~ II - : 49,
voi-ltsin,si~nt The buildings att = ~
labor OF csp~..~ ~iii b. spared u ~ ~ ~
the .c,y trs, order ios the aecothsheadllS6 W
the phGlle u.4,k.
r. and wilt giSs his s{est antiHsg a1 y r
shs Hou.<. None tut honest ana ~.
want. viii b. kept sbaal the kcsst
pwssts we'll known kisUy Ausb1A hnn.
nestsd wtth this llenss-
The old patrons u ths rlaatef'a HsoqA -
the public xensssily, ass respectfully iavoo1 -
call ard tsy the Aew a1niuistsaaiea, -
MURDOCH = TAL1OYI
rs. Ths Y. = MAJ Mo- 0ossh -
the Planters Hctrl
February ~. 1885, aSS-eA
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1 III. persons are forcwarn mol to cut ~
~ carry on timber from my land ~ I viii
prosecute all such uespasscfs To the extent Of
the law
JOHN LOTT.
March "a, 1862. .;W- I'm.
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EVANS, SANDERS. T. co,
4 RE- Just receiving large sud fS.sh supply
"A " oils wioes, spirita OF tusrentift. vine
gas. susshirg svhareo, &c
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ATTENTION! CusIoMCRs,:

ATTENTION! CasIOMCRS!:
To The RigM Face -Fornard Mrrt ;
4 DtnEcrLY to the store of Ward. Wilson
~ # CO.. Ia solid column press to their
couising room desk, aud complete the good
! work begun, by taking up your uo,c, and
W accounts of 10 80, and 81 Draw your
gold and silver swords, cut loose the the bonds
YOU Owe Tor goods Make happy oHce your
%Nes, cr may the nightmare ride YOU the
balance OF your lives Al Of which y not
done by the first of April, you will see Instead
Of re.) .Ioise for awhile II you would Atl
continue merry. do not seek or incur an ae.
9uaintauce with Perry.
WARD, WILSON, 4 co.
y =. We wish YOU distinctly 10 understand,
that If any of YOU should break your uccks
in the hurry and CONFUSION incident to get.
ting into our office TO settle, iork-ovcr, aud
square up We shall not be responsible IN a suit
NJ iaw sounding III damages.
W. ". n Co.
Janaary 81, 1881. SIN
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IIiE STATE OF TEXAS,
CouSry or H,Rn,soN.
NOTICE is hereby riven TIM, 'uey sterer
- admlnl~,n'tiv Il the estate of john y
Stcgrr, deceased has filed her account, wish
said estate N ih- office, for the final settlement,
thereof, ana lha, thcy Nfli be- opened for ex-
animation and allowance ai the neat term of
the county court pertaining to estates for lIar
rison county. Texas, io be held on the last
Monday of April. 1853, when and where all
person. Interested may attend and conte,, ,len
II they think proper i'y ofdfr of said court
T.. {. BEA,LN, Clerk.
March s~, 1852 ma n
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1sW ruaM AND NEW GOODS /,

For tie SpriSg ard Summer q 1881
TIME undcr.ivned arr now receiving and
i opening their stock Of Sptan and S.m.
NM Gan1s, which is we'll selected. consisting of
almost every article usually krp, in ndty goods
eslahlishuaessi. With All eye to hart times We
are determined to give COED bargains, aud luf.
thesmor~. dees, il prudent not to be undefsod
BY any house In town We will not promise
10 d miracles, such =, healing the sick making
ths old yosng; The poor rich OF 'nnrsy'"g the
gels Il. Bat VIZ cam, aud will, sell goods A.
chsAv - any one elss. Cali and look for your
IN. No charge for showing guodS
PIERCE II TAYLOR.
Marrh ~, so89.
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VogHIAr 1a'h"t Tor Nov OFT anf.
ue-~A TIL. Steamer, >larn. IifuNAs
@xz.sss dasn, he b,lans .,' af ,,e season
TO New Orleans. leaving J,ilefson sra Por,
taddo every twelve dsys This host Il wtli
-ultra 20 u q trade and has. snrefii' -rodrl,no-
da,,urs Every attention Will he lH,ii 10 the
comfort snd convenience of passengers, ara
th- safe transportation aud delivery Of freight
Mar,h a7lh, 1884
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New spring Goods -!
WARD WILSON, ~ co, would call the
w attention of their customers, and the pub.
lie generally, 10 their New STYLES of spring
GoodS, winch they afe no" receiving aud ouen.
ing, ard oflNrins al ts isit's ii,an "e haze ever
sold such good, heretofore.
We avail outsclyc, %, this opportunity TO
return orr grateful thanks to the public for the
extensive aud f,lteius patronage heretofore
conferred on ~, AMI shall conluiie orr eudcay.
ours to merit . continuance 81 the tNinr
" ARD WILSON, y GO.
Mar4h "a lsga 1ug1- M
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~ N. ADAMS, Attorney al Lac, Marshall
W Harrison county, TEXAS, will practice in
sAs sinh fNdiciai distgict, aud in The, pupHruhe
and federal courts a fyi-r. Jan -, 81
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: 4. l,pRlt>p\

fesas Hr,si ArtrpoH la
April 10. 1851 ni'-l'
n. y Great inducements will be offered 10
country merchants
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i.lAS! ClNS!! GiNN!!!

Ar,ii 3. 1881.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-20

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS =
At a session of the Probate Court for said Coun-
ty of Ottawa, holden at the office of the Judge
thereof, at Grand Haven, on Monday, the sixth
dav of September, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and fifty-two: Present, William Hath
away. Jr Judge of Probate In the matter of
the estate of William Porter, deceased:
ON reading and filing the petition, duly verified,
I J of George l.. Porter, praying that he be APP
pointed administrator on said estate. Thereupon
il is ordered, that Friday, the 1st day OF Oc.ober
next. at one O'Clock in the afternoon be assigned
for the hearing of said petition and that the he IRIS
at law of said deceased, and all other persons IN
terestcd in said estate, required to appear at
session of said Probate Court, then to be holden
at the Office of the Judge thereof, at Grand Haven,
and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer
of the petitioner should not be granted: And it
is further ordered, that said petitioner, George L.
Porter, give notice to the persons Interested IN
said estate, of the tendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof by causing u copy OF TINS Or
der to be published in the Grand River Times, a
printed and circulating in the County OF
Ottawa three successive weeks previous to said
day of hearing.
WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr. Judge of Probate
A true copy. Jaw %
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Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out of the Cir
ID cult Court for the County of Ottawa, and to
me directed and delivered, against the goods and
chattels, lands and tenements of John g. Conroe,
Sheldon Judson, Lewis Nicholson Nathan Judson
and Benjamin Barnette, and in favor of Lafayette
Ordway and Alden Ordway. have levied upon the
following property, to wit; the south east fraction
al quarter of the south west quarter of section 23
twenty-three. containing twenty-five acres and
twenty one hundredths (25 20-100) of an acre, and
the south west fractional quarter of the south
west quarter of section twenty-three (23D together
with the saw mill thereon all in town ten north of
range seventeen west, in the town of Muskegon
county of Ottawa and State of Michigan which
shall expose for sale at public auction the law
directs to the highest bidder, at the Court House
in the village of Grand Haven, that being the place
of holding the Circuit Courts of said county,, on
+ thursday the 3Oth day of September next mt one
o'clock p. M. Dated Grand Haven, Aug. 9th, 1852.
ASA A. SCOTT. Sheriff of Ottawa Co., Mich. 7w59. |
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-20

SHIPPING GRAIN FROM MoNRoE.-A state
ment appeared in the Toledo Blade few days
since calculated to mislead and deceive the pub
lie as to the expenses and accommodations here
in Monroe of shipping Produce east. 1t was
represented that it was not done here as cheap
as at Toledo. Now the fact is, at this very
time, it is shipped cheaper than at Toledo
The Southern Railroad Company have accom-
modatons here for shipping ten to twenty
thousand bushels daily. They have ten cleva-
tors, each capable of elevating 800 bushels per
hour, and separate departments for storing, by
which they can keep every mans grain by itself
and in every respect are prepared, as we are
assured by the best official authority, for doing
with accuracy and despatch any amount of bu-
siness that may be done by way of aud through
Monroe. These truths should be more gen
orally known west, that business men may no
longer be deceived Monroe Commercial.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-20
Election Notice.
ottaya County sherift's Office,

UCff.l nf OttaWa county SnSrlll 3 Omce, nc
Grand Haven, September 9, 1852.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the General
In Election to be held on Tuesday, succeeding
the first Monday of November next, in the State
of Michigan, the following officers are te be cleo
ted, viz: A Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Sec
rotary of State, State Treasurer, Auditor General,
Attorney General, Superintendent of Public In
struction, Commissioner of the State Land Office,
three members of the State Board of Education,
six electors of President and Vice President of the
United States, and Representative in Congress
for the Third Congressional District of this State,
to which the County of Ottawa is attached; also,
Senator for the Twenty third Senatorial District,
consisting of the Counties Of Ottawa, Newaygo,
Oceana. Lake, Mason, Grand Traverse, Wexford,
Missaukee, Kalcasca, Omeena, Leelanaw, Antrim
and Manstee; Also Representative for the Dis
trict consisting of the County of Ottawa also, a
Circuit Court Commissioner for the County of OF
tawa; also, the following County Officers for the
County of Ottawa, viz: A County Treasurer,
Sheriff, County Clerk, Register of Deeds, Prosecu-
ting Attorney, Judge of Probate, County Surveyor
and two Coroners. 1851 ASA A. SCOTT, Sheriff.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-20
A CARD.

vTHE undersigned has taken the well known
l. Washington House, in the village of Grand Ha-
ven for time, where he will receive and cater for
all of his old customers, and as many new ones as
may feel disposed to call upon him, with the aid
and assistance of JAMES p SCOTT. who will be ev-
ready as well as the undersigned, to wait upon,
and if possible to give satisfaction to all that may
favor this House with call.
An addition has been made to the stabling of this
establishment sufficient for all travelling custom
that may want that kind of accommodation. Du-
ring the present Administration of the General
Government, this House and its appurtenances will
be found at all times well supplied with everything
needed for the comfort of man or beast
[4tfl HENRY PENNoYER
Grand Haven, July "a, 1851.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-20

In relation to the story got up by the wings
concerning the fracas in Mexico in which it is
stated that Gen. Pierce got his face slapped, and
did not resent it, Major Winship, in a recent
letter remarks
81 was on the staff, and member of the
military family of Gen. Pierce up to the mo-
ment when he left the city of Mexico. | was
not only intimately associated with him, but
with the majority of his army friends, (and they
were many, and yet | never heard word
breathed Of the matter which this communica-
ton is the subject, until within about fortnight
since. AS it is, have the assurance of one
whom should as soon discredit the evidence OF
my own senses as to doubt, that the statement
of the "Old Defender" supported merely by
the impressions of Captain McLane, is false,
and that the denial of it cannot be TOO broad
too emphatic"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1852-10-20
STATE LAND OFFICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the following des-
N cribed Primary School, University, Salt Spring
Asylum and Normal School Lands situated III the
County of Ottawa and forfeited for nonpayment
of interest," will be offered for sale ut public auc
ton, at this office, on Thursday, the 18th day of
October next at o'clock A. NJ, unless previously
redeemed according to law, viz:
Primary School.-North-east quarter of north
east quarter, section 16 town north range III w.
observation-disclosures quarter of northeast
quarter section IL town north range Ia W.; Lot
No 7, section II town north range ii w.
Salt Spring.-North-east quarter of Northeast
quarter section II town 7nOrth range Ii W.; south
west quarter of northwest quarter section ii town
north range - W.; northwest quarter of south
west quarter section II town north range ID W.
Asylum-North-wcst quarter of north west quar-
ter section II town north range Is w.
Normal School-North-east quarter of north
west quarter, section IL town north range IL W (;
northwest quarter of northeast quarter, section
- town. north range l3w. [6i 4w
PORTER KIBBEE, Commissioners.