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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-14


NoRTu WESTERN RAHRoAD-We have enjoyed
tie p!ivicca Of personal interview with john a.
Gardner Esq President Of tie North Western
road since his recent return home from the North.
He informs Us, that while absent he received sew
eTal propositions from Northern Companies, with
regard 70 The construction Of this road. The most
feasible and the one most likely to be accountable 10
the 3 ard Of Directors as it occurs to our mind
Is that which warrants the completion Of 30 miles
IN due time 10 scc1re the State aid and the re-
msinder Of the entire road by 1888. Tie company
agree to accomplish this, il We are not mist aiken
with the means subscribed to the road and with
the State aid. Other propositions have been made,
The leading features Of which we do not precisely
understand.
Mr. G. designs Conveuirg the Board as soon aspos-
eUe. for the purpose Of investigating and acccding
to some one Of the pending propositions Other
important matters involving the interests ofths
rosd, will doubtless empress their attention. The
friends Of this enterprise may conf lently rely up
on the speedy commencement Of work On tbs
road and It's successful prosecution, until awakened
bv the locomotive IS II speeds truulpnantly along
tie track unless unforeseen obstacles intervene.
We have heard doubts and misgiyings expressed
by people Of this county, 20 the probability Of
This road ever beng completed, on divers coca
ejgrs, without any foundation but the simple fact
iuat il has been agtated 50 long. Al who have ar
rived 90 the age OF maturity are certainly Cogalzint
og the fact that even the preliminary arrangements
for the construction Of railroad, require consid-
cradle time, energy and talent. 1t is no work Of
day or a montA, but often requiring years to get
il uudar head ~ ", after which its progress, and
speedy completion depend entirely upon the en-
ergy, competency ana cree Of contractors. We
entertain 10 doubt ourselves, ss TO the ultimate
success Of The enterprise, and if we i've shall not
he astonished to witness the ears pass through
Dresden liz 1879 If not sooneg.-i!Fr,3sa Tag.
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10y virtue @; an ofdr oi sale dreced iron the CIR
ID chi Court Of Davidson c, u1t si or for sale TO
tie highest bidder for cash. the Court House door in
the City OF Nashville the 4.h Il April next all the
right tte and Interest tli T. 4. Bt0ws has IN and to
certain lot parcel cf grund situated IN Edgetsld i'm
District 10. IS toe same being the conveyed rim
IS y Moss, beginnag az sake IN the lire Of Spring
street 20 Rect tom the South est Of said ot T.
ard the junction Of Bel aHG SDrnc Streets thence Fast
aoas the Inc o Spring Street @ e thence right
e'es North s9 feet 10 twelve foo alley. thence West
With said alley q 10 stke, thence a. night angles 200
feet 10 The beginning Registered in the Registers office
ofDavason ConatT Nashville in Book Page % lev
id On The Properly Of r. = E.iowe, and favor OF
Aaron Wright. sale wnb lawful hours
i 2 BfGLEY
~. l.. e -. III |. -
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BOOKS.
" INV .EJN|(JtsN5.
Books &or GE2o Season !
DgEsgss GAR DEgsTG.
'E0GEas Nelson * <'epss
HOOK FEfsEs


DgEss.s GAR DEgsTG.
'E'OGsa. Nelson * <0ss
HOOESEEt.:.!-S,
IA Union street. Nashville, Tennessee,
Have lust received
'pFIE FAMILY = sGCEsE7y e5sEtTiEcSy,Is;
C7ulaHi pziR and accurate aesc- po8s of sii the
different species and varieties Of culinary Vegetable.
aud their cultivation aus general seesgIt. J., o-
& sm DsNExG FOR LADIES,
And Companion 70 the Flower Garden. Ey Downing.
Ainsr can Flower Cardess s5.racicrT.i
TIIo ss,scrican EEsind-EseoI. o. e;4l..,.,scs,:ai
4 Home FSr AIi--sssts,For rso.,c os ss5s,Idjmg
The Rev sIydF2Pathtc E:'"i'. GCoE.
Ia. Ths A s EE;.il Gg .!I,ai.
practical Treatise cn She Culture UE tttc
IL The above with may cher valuable works fr Far
mers, Mechanics and Genetal Readers, a Low P'ee-
The = oyaga a. E,ie
10 Family Sbouia be, .vETs.CEf: 1E,is
INooN, NELSON & co. a. Union Sir1rt fntt,-,s, at
Es sa2a Z Il E 'e e.t fc LITE Valuable Books
F EaHng'1 ~ 9liss IS, and Resf2psbiiio7 By W
CHILDHOOD:
lrs PRcHI-gs AND FrAFSISa.
yoUTu:
ITS ialits AND IEirV.us.
MANHOOD.
'l' p''in' Aan kGsPoEsrsga.sIgz. #[1
". ...."
OLD AGE:
- -EaENIIY AID Ilapr.
LIFE AND Us slsrS.
Pan 1.--IpE.L Luz.
pKUT H-ACrUtI. tIle
TUsT RECEIVED -5aO sacks s-sc1ri ,l5;- n
81 Gnnnes. For sale by il = FRENCH d SpS.
DALE ROPf:-Iouo cots nacli--rv fo-- N r---rc
- and fer sale hY tlpD II s.. FRENCH / SON.
4 I'i'LEsS-iot dbl Ojeen A1'ls4. ia- store md i.r
"a sale b. iapal Il. 5 FE'r5Ca = aOE.
cLTFT1g E ABBOTT
No. = Cedar street. Nashville
RE reco@ira iteir .2frin rll Sr~rae, sta-- If
~ ZINE FG fpG-A4RE nI0Ti;iEG AND CENTS
FURNtSNifH GOODS. C. every description. Hlu sn
assortment o. gls ie-srcr5s aaG IS reS Of tlo n
les; Ayi15 w1sh vi, b. .ste q order in fsfonlb
styfe ...H.#.H --s....F #9G-tf =
1GST RHgs-li Ei).--- d., ,ip ',a507-> 'gelI-a ST
e TeI'or..r.ig- I.!ssi. ~
---------------- - L 80 - - =,
fsNEAHs AsSis :.r'.- r ij.t.--t sstve about ffir,
& t--c:e tio'-a-t "' BE- lad for sale lyj 2 IN CaUE
man Wool l-a', .'I, T. MT Saby and Orange
ceuniss, Texas ..1 s.g-fg arv g--.e,.on that these
lands tlsiTali' t!., -a- ,r5 IN the very
best cotton and grs -o"i"-. -',51s o. The Shte and
many OF ihe" aue sugar laa3s. T,e- nS;saut-b]a.
AMI REFS ". PORTER
TAKE NUFtCE,-.ur GrIst SID is IA ti.,s Ts5s or
""r u Won want god, fresh NEAL, come ahead
wish Your CORN.
mhao-l7 FELTS 3 HAsLAM
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AGRICULTURAL TiirLEsIEsTs.
So -

BEa. g. e. LLl4Is
~ 10 sioFe sf.n kiey y irsl-r one and tso horss
S.eei Porcis. -rlsoii rlrsls CU,vaiors Barrows.
1,rn Sleliets Corr and COB grser-, Corn DTils aud
Planters gi almost al astc ei-,scd Agricultural In
j..sitatS a1F nee wien De r2i tot AAye On llnd
sin be o-lcsoi i c0-s OF anspri lii0H and exeh nge
,nv added tie nrtruar-urs price, lie expscs BY
She hrst az Nav siperi r HAY RAKE which he wishes
81, -;,bs..t 81 those iaiagos.c3 srs examination.
!.aHaTCta'S seeds.
.i-st arrived, additional supply q Gornheid gnd
HGach Beans P-r-rps largeoT v ni ile hnest Onion
SETS and q ysriety o. li ofife- t,-l den seeds.
$3.50 Flower seeds
Avariey Of rary llo@er Seeds on band and VII 9e IN
3 rccsipf Of froge in few DAYS.
I-ish PJtRtOrs.
+ a sh-er1rr l-f OF fie'-- and Iowa Potatoes.
Field seeds
Re also hes eli kuas @ He'd seeds, such as Clover,
Tirrtirv Orchard herds ard Bus ras4 and IN few
,vs viii be IA recent Bars~ EgckHbeai, Temp and
t,rul5nia SEED. Iias -is1 e. fue lot OF Oats.
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ID i OF o. SUE directed from the
- CEoEit Goart ct Davidson County VIII offer tor sails
70 the highest bidder for each 20 the C0srt House door
toe City Of Nashville the iith Of april next, all the
right, title and interest that Jane shaw and Rsber shaw
have IN an 20 a eeg tain Land in District No $
about 90 Acres the Properly Of jana Shaw, 0bt shaw
Mary and j " ShaH. bounded follows on East b. Nc
liver, the South b. m Cgllrie The West BY James
and Alexander Watson on q G North BY VIM Ogiivie and
VIM lickspn and Gceted 10 ;hs said jane Shaw by L.
~ Wheelerin Book PAGE 30 and in iaver q ) Rell
Sale within lawful hours. i B BIGLEY
March g. $50. Sheriff Of Davidson County
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TuE IHrLUrxCE AND DIeNITr OF TIE PRrss.-The
London Tines which undoubtedly, stanisat;he 4esd
Of the press Of the civilized world thus speaks fine
vocation Of an editor:
eve confess We are sensitive for the dignity #
our order and proud Of cur vocation. We sa1ud
no more dream oi colouulins the limits OF public
duty AMI private coDr5ey in our own case or IN orr
pursuits than We saOJ3 if employed in State
Office CT charged with tie rcspoasih lilie- Of judi
cial decision. What can IL signify t5a1y lnau who
deyoles his time and ability to journalism, a. it is
called whether the door o! this OF HAT eg;ndse b.
oneucd % him or slu. against hiult Tn mistake
lies IN exaggerated notions Ct Individual .a..itv -
We know no reason Why the Marquis Of Ca-abus
shouid gyc himself any trouble to secure til, v7i.
yste friendship Of POLITICAL writer more than lie
would IN the case Of an author who had written
euccessfal comedy, or OF an advocate who Lad made
A mood annaarauCe AZ the bar The best advice we
can Give 70 tie more irritable among oar brethren
is 10 have lof,jer notion Of themselves and their
vocation Let hem feel assured that in this country
the home of untring and well directed energy
there is no more honorable calling followed, 10
bonester bread eaten than that Of the man who
without one drought OF pleasure or dispeasure ..
living msn, undatsEysd 10y apprehension and ural-
lurei bv greed or ambition in all truth and con-
science devote Ais mind 10 the daily discussion Of
public at irs ia tie columns Of the leading journals
~ these islands. We may venture TO say that we
know as wei, es most The men advantages and
drawbacks Of sch a career.
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DERSONS afflicted with Deafness have now the oppor
tunity of being convinced that the ACOUSTIC Az
KICIE will furnish them with the relief much needed
and at prices suited 10 the means Of all.
The instruments are made OF prepared metal plates
adjusted 10 communicate high degree Of vibration,
which passing through graduate tube enters the ear
and not 70 cucumber the head. They can
be worn BY ladies without attracting observation.
EDWARD HYDE,
nhlleodlm Is Maiden Lane. (up stairs) New crk
DIANO FOR SALE-A BARHAiN.-A suIe-
4 ror, powerful and brilliant tone Octave Rosewood
Piano Forte scarcely used and made der by Of e
best makers. Price 1922 will be sold for stiDhe
leaving Nashville. 1t may be at E. MDRT0NS 8lu-
sic S ore, Union street. sp3-r
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUmERS.-Ata meet
~ ing Of the Board Of Directors, The 9Th dsy Of
March, 1855, if was
Resolved That the rnle requiring the Gas be turned
of where the consumers bill IS paid within the first
ten days Of each month, be hereafter rgdv enforced in
every instance. BY order Of the Board
ap3-lm JAS II. KENDRICK, Sec'y
LNOR SALE eoniorIabs Frame dwelling wi-h
L four rooms, kitchen &c, and forr of ground
about two and a halt niles from the city the Brick
Church Pike. J. l.. L x. W. BROWN
ap3-l0t Az Cherry street
nESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ offer for sale, in whole orpart my place in Edgefeld
situated the Galan pike For terms apply to thy sub
scriber or 10 Messrs. Lindsey & Crockett
mhl5-;f HENRY BLOOD
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SFMI-WEEKLY NASHVILLE, EIli IHLAEB AEfO PA
DUCaH PACKET
rENHEneat light draught packet isisSA. .1s~-I~ -
1 W. j. HARMON, Master, will hereafter 5ts-stof<zS
run as a regular Semweekly Packet be- 49, - sis
tween the above ports leaving Nashville every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. at 10 o'clock. A. " and Padu,sh ,n
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at OciacS + NJ, Stopping AZ
all ;he intermediate landings. -.
For freight passage having good accommodations ap
ply on board or to
mig y. A
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1B00RS THAT ARE BOOKS"
AND WORTH READING.
~ REECE AND TUE GOLDEN HORN;
VI FLeoD FIELD;
UNCLg SAWS FARM EESCEs
MOsSI~G SrARs OF ruE NEw WcFtD;
FlF,Y y EAEs n ROTH HEsIsPEEEEs;
NOSASPTUH AND NAuCK;
IIvsS TaE QuEEzs OF ENGI.NND;
TsE fmGaIss cF NALsINGHsE;
liTLLs, LASEs FoEssr SIREsss;
TdR MoSET MAKEs;
STs TtsCg AND SHADOWS;
TsS NlCHrS 4 Bar Eo0z;
TABLES CETrC-;
fEPS lsFtvTS -Second SerSes-
Memories CyER Tbs Narrs,
TENNsssSAN AssoED
BsgfHA aud LILY;
TUG HsENIg DfLi;
HoStY Moon and other Co1niesiies;
Miss I,EsLIz'S BEHtyIoa Book
TINS, THAv AID IHE OiHER
Fer sale By CHARLES ". SMITH.
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I'StkjS sitSIit:' NOTICE. .8F q
TINE undersigned have associated ihemssves tccelsI-
un Ter The STYLE and tT.n Of IisBl MORGAN : co,
TO transact Dry Goods and Variety Jabbng business ia
this city, lRBY MORGAN
Teb " ISIS HENRY r. PLITNNFR.
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w. ROBERTSON. JAS. n. BRADSHAW. IN. II. JO> -
NEW FIRM
G. w ROBERTSON &, co,

NEW fIRm.
C.. W. ROBERTSON & co,
No IA College Street, between Gprng sad Uai5a IS.
ST this Store formerly occupied by
4 RossRTsoS Z Bf.DsH4W.
N4SHFI LT, TEN8ESSEE.
VSIE are now receiving and oper i3c large and C,m
w plete stock of Geaenaen's LADIES'. Ms es, ChIl
drens Boys and Youths Calf kiP end Patent l-aher
Boots and Shoes for The Sprrg and Summer rade and,
in calling attention 10 stock. feel confident that II
consists of one of The best selected aortments the city,
which will sell los at wholesale and retail for cash
The stock consists in part OF
Gents superior Can Boots;
sI Low-quariered Patent Leather Shoes;
Cloth Congress Caters;
Md do;
Ladies' super Black Lasting Caters. plain and tp?e1;
d q y a r.F-:' Well Caters:
Pump super xiii B5oes
KID SLIPPERS, Engis AID French,
Also full and complete assortment Of Misses and Chil
drens Boots and CATERS.
We have on hand superior ot Of Sole Leather Travel
ing TrunAs. G. W ROBERTSON co,
mh99 n " - toege street.
CIREAT BARGAINS IN COUNTRY IGASf-
SI sDENCES, BUILDING L01S, Ne a desirable
tract of land about twelve miles from the city 81 tie &
c. Railroad Containing about sky acres with conforta-
bic frame dwelling with foaT roo~. &c an orchard IL
twelve hundI ed fruit trees two three excellent srhgs
Also-A Farm with excellent lmprorcneuIs cont aiuy
fifty acres seven and hslf miles iron The CITY, cnAs
Gsllaiin Pike. e
also.-A beautiful Badine Lot containing ten screS
about one and halt miles from the city t the oil eba
non road. Call soon on j. H. q. Il. ". BROWN,
ap9-l0t - Cherry street.
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sUSDRIES.


IN BAGS Pepper; SEQ dorm Bsking Powder;
t)U IS DO Spice go boxes Esgle Soap:
so bags Ginger 5 kegs Sh.t all sizes;
$50 ponnds Nutmeg go boxes Star Candles
500 do Cloves; 100 \ DO DO 30;
. eeroous Ipdga; so u do DO do:
. casks Nader; loo boxes TaHOw do;
s. bbs fopreras; 50 do Imperial Tea;
100 dozen Buckets; 80 dor Brooms;
900 s % gal Demijohns; LOO do Sardines;
- boxes dried Herring; so casks Soda. ere;
- ibis No AackeEel; go boxes Starch
~ c ,ses Isiehes l69 bzs and hfb<s RasiBs;
ltev Te rs Wrap PaFer; 10000 Cigars various Or Is
- Keys ~ Louis Golden loo boxes Tobacco do;
syrup: - bills Walkers Ase;
10 usrees ife'o Rise; Too bags Cotton Yarns, every
25 bbts ST Lexis Butter Size;
:. q .CTeseTs; go dozen BED Cords aud
20 " CHS 60 20 d; Flow Lines
IL storo aad Tor saie b
mhs'.- &ORfIS & STRATTON.
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Erhv Morgan & Go.

UAVING taken the house formerly occupied b. J. P
1 D-cmgOOle next door 10 Berry Demoyilie's Drug
Store viii De prepared from the st the 10th March to
exhibit an etirg fresh and well assorted stock Of Simple
and Fancs Dry Goods and Varieties, to which lney
ask the special attention of cash and stoyt tins prompt
purchasers. This stock being entirely and obtained
at prices far bolg last years standard they offer them
to The pnblic without any fear Of icing Gndersold.
feb29
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ggEN. $. WELLER q.
s53 Il harkfi bis many .snd f1f the patr I'd
49, ace hitler 10 bestowed on him 10 biz -
;s5sTe ed Tn, Elras5 and Copper EanuiactoIy.
md fryrsts ths- be VII receive hs addiuOlal ii
~ friend n supporting bis cnrt establish an Aes
cultnraI implement snd-c +sd Store n their midst
IS lie IS general aERu- tyr sOuIc the best surseries
in hs Duioa and tho ~ salt % the best Fruit Trees.
can be scppiici thrOrg n At les c1s than hey ei
der naas1a
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-0O BBIlS Chic WHISKY; 50 bbls American P,s-
,)UU Toe bbs Pixies Mag 50 do DO Gin
noiia Whisky; 80 Go Horr Rve ygb;sEv
% b5ls smiths Uld Reserve = do Old feach BRANDY
Whisky; 10 do Jamaica Rum;
90 bbs Old BOurbou Whisky; in store and or sale low bv
mhst55 MORRIS & SrRATTOy
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CHEESE.-IO6 boxes W. K. Cheese, received per Res
~ cue. For sale low by hcCREA & TEREASS.
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BEAsLEY - RUTH,
HOUSE AND SISH PLAINTIFFS. PAPER EAEE- IFS
SNO GLACIERS,
Between the Masonic itai and The Cru'cher Iuus J.
- All kinds of Granting and Ainhiag dome in ihs
best manner and o. rcas0na bic Yrcts
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NJ AiLS-5o0 kegs Belmont Nails IN store ana TO- al.
: low by MORRIS 3 SrRATT0V-
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- ALT-l90e 5bls Kansha saIt il store and for sale
- By MORRIS & STRAFTOE.
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- 2EMOYED. =,

Approved 21,i March, lSJ4.
ALL TA-lag
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NoFFEE-5o0 bags prime Rio Coffee in store and for
- safe BY MORRIS STRATT0N.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09

The British Royal Mail steamship Asia, left
her berth at East Boston, yesterday, about 2 p.
NJ, bound for Halifax and Liverpool Among
her passengers-and she was full to the bulk
head-was the distinguished politician and phi
losopher, Horace Greeley, editor of the N. Y.
Tribune, and gentleman still enjoying an ex-
celent reputation, Notwithstanding he was once
a member of Congress. Mr.. G. goes to Paris,
for the purpose of attending the Inauguration
ceremonies of the Crystal Palace-Napoleon
HIS Crystal Palace. He bears special invita-
ton from the Emperor to be present on the &C.
casion, and if he looks at all as he did yesterday,
he will be marked character among the most
notable individuals participating in the exerci-
ses.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09

GIGANTIC SoHEME-Thc Albany correspon-
dent of the Herald states that a gigantic scheme
is proposed by two experienced gentlemen to
keep the State canals in repair William ].
McAlpine, late State Engineer and Surveyor,
and Charles Cook, late Canal Commissioner,
propose to contract, with ample security, to keep
all the canals in the State in good repair for the
sum of 100000 per annum. This is $432,.
600 less than it cost the State last year, and
would be saving to the State in ten years Of
four and third millions of dollars; and if the
ratio of increase of expenses shall increase as
it has during the last year, it would save to the
State in that short period the enormous sum Of
six or seven millions. Buffalo CON-
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09
BosToN, April 81.

In searching the passengers luggage of the
Africas passengers yesterday, one of the pas
senger's trunks was noticed to contain about L.
600 letters which were seized by the Custom
House officer They are said to be very vaua.
Bile, enclosing drafts, &c. for Boston and N. York
houses. The box belonged to the agent of a
well known European Express Co.
The Senate has just voted 81 TO l to concur
with the House in the resolution for the remov-
ing of Judge Loring and about the same major
ity against the amendment permitting him to re-
Sign the office of U. s. Commissioner.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09

~" AMERICAS Own, published in New
York, has just been received. 1t is indeed an
interesting sheet, and well worthy the patron
age Of those who are fond of chaste and in
structive literature. 1t affords us pleasure to
include it among those on our list of exchanges
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

CINCINNATI, April %.
The steamer William Knox, from this place
for st. Louis, was destroyed, this morning, by
fire. near Flint Island, below Louisville. The
boat was full of passengers for Kansas, but it is
probable that no lives were lost, as a steamer
came alongside at the time Of the cOnflagration.
We have no particulars.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09

The Sheriff of Holmes county, Ohio, is on his
way to the city of Basic, in Switzerland, to bring
back Shrock, the defauting treasurer of Holmes
Co. Shrock decamped, some time since, with
about $4,000, and took refuge in Basic, where
he was finally heard from. The sheriff, if sue
cessful in bringing him back, is to receive one
thousand dollars reward and half Of the money
he RECEIVERS. fr
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09

~" Saturday next, from eight o'clock in
the forenoon to twelve, noon, and from one to
FIVE o'clock in the afternoon, is the time desg.
mated by law for the purpose Of reviewing as.
sessments. AT that time persons considering
themselves aggrieved, and on showing sufficient
cause to the supervisor, may have their assess
ments altered as to the valuation thereof.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09
New YORK, April 25.

Stephen A. Glover, reliable and well known
merchant was arrested on charge of fitting out
the bark Millanden for the slave trade, and requ-
red to give $4,000 bail.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends of DR.. G. w. Frost Mellen, was held at
the Brooklyn Institute last night, to further the
aspirations of that gentleman for the Presidency.
The doctor was present and addressed the meet
ing at length. A mass meeting for the same
purpose has been called at the Tabernacle.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09
NEW YORK, April 80.

COL Kinney was held to bail to-day. in the
sum Of $4,000, to answer the indictment
found against him of engaging in an unlawful
military enterprise. Consul Fabens is also
charged in an indictment, and, not being in
Washington, has not yet been arrested. II is said
that Attorney General Gushing originated the
indictments.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09
BALTIMORE, May l.

New Orleans papers of Thursday are at hand.
The correspondent of the ". o. Bee, at Mexico,
asserts that Santa Ana was so seriously i'll that
he was not expected to live, his malady being
one affecting the head and causing perfect stu.
por The bad news from the south is supposed
to have aggravated his disease.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09

~ We learn from the Detroit Free Press
Of the 25th ult., that the barque Canada, which
wntered in the st. Clair River, was towed
down over the Flats, on Saturday last. She
was loaded, drawing loft. 2 in, and passed over
without touching bottom. There is now 6 #.
10 in water, In the north channel, the VIII ole dis
lance.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09
New YORK, April 90.

The Secretary of the Treasury has modified
the notice issued by Collector Redfed for the
withdrawal of goods from the Crystal Palace,
extending the time from the lst to the 3Oth Of
June, and fixing the regulations under which ar
ticss not dutable may be withdrawn.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09

~ Among the interesting items of Cali
fornia news, per the George Law, we learn that
the Senate of that State had passed prohibit
DRY liquor law, and an anti-gambing law.
The San Francisco Herald publishes letter
purportng to have been written by Henry Me-
iggs, from Chilli expressing the utmost aston.
ishment at the charges made against him. and
promising some Developments. He says no liv-
ing soul but himself knows the cause of his
leaving California
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-05-09

AND STILL THEY CoME.-The first number
Of the Livingston Republican, published at
Howell, Mich, by HARMON SMITH, has made its
appearance upon our table. Let tho Medi-
ums" of intelligence continue TO multiply
-Four efficient newspapers will do more to ex-
terminate vice and establish virtue than thou.
sand bayonets.