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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-16
and Jones

New JERsEY.-This gallan, little State
which for several years past has been con
trolled by the so-cslled Democratic party
promises fair to be completely redeemed
Al a State Convention, held at Trenton on
the 4th inst, called upon the basis Of oppo-
si,ion TO the present Administration, and al
which the Hon. VIM. L. Dayton presided.
DR.. WILLIAa A. NEWELL, & staunch Re
publican, and probably the most popular
man in the Stale, unless Commodore Stock
ton be excepted, was nominated By acelama-
tion for Governor. DR.. N. was formerly a
Member of Congress from the I'd Congress
.;onal District, and was elected and re-
elected by exceedingly heavy msjOrite''
his fortune in this particular very much re-
sembiing that Of Col. Bissell in our sister
State Of Illinois. He is a gentleman OF hne
sclolastic attainments, is possessed OF great
smenity oi msnners, and has attained the
age Of about 40 years. Many q Jerseyman
in Iowa will regard his triumphant election
10 the Chief Magistracy OF the classic
ground of the Revolution, with unaffected
feelings Of pride and pleasure.
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The HEsKEws.-Congres has just passed
an act granting TO the Hebrew Congregs.
ton in Washington ali the rights and pryi.
isges enjoyed by the Christian churches in
the same city. The disability thus reno.
we'd has been t~houghtlessly permitted to ex.
iss since the foundation Of the government
until brought TO the attention Of the Senate
a few weeks ago by Gen. Cass.
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A D~IFFEREkeE.-A great deal Of affect.
ed indignation was expressed by many o.
the pro-slayery journals in this country
when Louis Napoleon silenced those press
e. in France which opposed his authority
But we believe there is no instance Of the
French Emperor causing the property o
such hostile journals TO be destroyed. The
ruf6an usurpers Of Kansas, with the proper
instinct OF savages, have thrown the press,
20 into the river, destroyed the Offices anc
materiab-and yet these same journals, who
professed to be so indignant at the tyraBni-
cal course pursued by Louis Napoleon, Ell
,her approve or p~slliate the destruction o
the Kansas presses by the orders Of Atchi
son and Jones.
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WHAr SATISFIED BRoor..-Before the

WHAT SATISFIED BRooKs-Before tn,
publication of Watson Webs letter in
the Courier and Enquirer. il WAS intimstes
TO him that he would be challenged By
Brooks, if the letter contained any thing
which the latter considered offensive. Al
ter it's publication, Brooks sent word Il
Webb, through Gov. Aiken, that the letter
was ~satsfactory. The following is an ex
tract from the letter in question:
Il my comments upon the recent out
| rage in the Senate, | have intentiouslly
kept out Of view both Mr.. Sumner and NJ
Brooks-looking at it solely IS an insui
10 the country, d ~tfampling upon the Con
stitution, and an outrage upon The s~anctity
ofthe Senate Chamber, lchich rnerited deaf
on the spot from any patriot present, VIII,
was in a position TO infict the punish
ment."
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a.. %. ROCK .s GODS
COMBINED
.NOiCer and EkeUDer!

FOR hlC X FIRST WAS
Awarded al Ins RvSk Island County Fair In No.
Nember, Is5s. Improved for 1850.
.hE subscribers ssYs arranged 10 manufacture
l. extensively the aDovs machine In kaek Island,
III, and in Offering IL 10 lao tarRers are happy TO be
ADiH 70 cay shat the efforts - combine lhs most
per eel Mower win the mO.E perfect Fe&Fer have
proved sIniusnLf successful. The dinicuiues arsiug
Out VI The Tact Ihzta greater speed VI The sickle 10
necessary Tor m owing EhsuIs required for r-a ping i,
overcome 10 ihis machine BY the use OF two PIN.
tols oil ~uiferunl sizs, giving the required speed re-
cessary Tor eNcB sind vi work. The side drsft,n 10
also mostly avoided by placing the ground. wheel on
the opposite side OF tho tongue ir OA tue euting part,
50 xs 10 osIsnce Zach other, thus making Il easier
lor the team.
The IEker is placed on the platform behind the
grain, position winch by being near his work sns-
Dies MIN TO do u better aad win greater ssso: and
TIE whole Is constructed On a plan al once simple
and durable, Il has Oes6 used In all varieties oil
grain nHd grass. aud is universally conceded by
those who nav e ussd u 10 operate oslIsr AID nicer
than can Do done " tta the cradle or SO, the.
Tue pncs OF the Prairie kazor'f Is $3.50 cab for
Mower and Reaper l~ogetner; $40 for mower alone.
$40 added 10 The above tor credit OF one half Till
January next. Interest 1t The rate of Ten per cent
per aunum allowed on all payments made beior.
lsl oil July next. REX
For "a 9 oy hoURsE, VIELE q CO., al the lows
Agricultural Depot, on Rock lsIand AID Front sts.,
davenport. Sose agents Tor this vicinity.
lana 7 drby
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MONET BROUGHT By EMIGRAsTs.-The
Commissioners OF Emigration report that
the emigrants who have arrived al the port
Of New York during the month Of May last
brought with them 81 ,s62 POO in specie-au
average Of about 500 per head. This j;
equal to more then one half Of the aggregate
expectation Of specie to foreign ports in th'
ZANE time.
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MuxpsxEss ARsRs1rD.-our resde

MuRpEEERs ARsEsIKD.-Our reader:
will remember the horrible tragedy vi .
German family of seven persons being mur'
dered and their bodies burned IN their dwell
ling near ST. Joseph, No, some two week
since. Five men nave been arrested as
concerned ia the crime, named John Pat
terson, Geo. w. Lincoln, Warner Hoops
Davis and Myers. Patterson and Myer.
nave confessed and implicated the rest. All
are in jail, and a speclal. term OF the CourI
Is to be held for their trial.
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kKEFIss on TIE AHk S4pE.-The Boston
Journal mentions that il 8 lease lately
drawn up and signed fr 8 tenement in
the vicinity OF Dock square, in mat city,
the following paragraph was It's srted:
ain case Of war and bombardment Of
Boston, or injury to the premises in con-
sequence OF foreign or domestic war. this
term shall end, aud the lease be cancel
led"
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IRos EsTERPRlsE.-The Detroit Tribune
states that Mr.. George Kinzie Smith, Of
tia, city, has obtained a patent from the
Canadian Government for GAO acres Of land
on the Michipoeoton river, about 100 miles
above the Sault, embracing a hill 500 feet
IN height, which lie traversed with valuable
iron dy kes from 80 to 100 feet in width. A
company is to be formed TO work this mine
the ore Of which has been found 10 yield
from 30 to 65 per cent, and in some in-
stances 10 percent. of iron. .
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THE BoysET BusrsEss.-It is stated that
in Foxboro', Mass, the Messrs. Carpenter
manufacture straw bonnets to the amount
Of 81 Doc, 900. Their main building cover.
several acres; in il are employed 500 per.
sons, and in private houses in the adjoining
| towns some 5000 more.
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TIL EXPRESS RoEBERs.-Whi bite, Aver
and King, the persons charged with rob
bing the Express of $4,000, are 70 be tried
at Detroit, during the term of court now in
session.
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ARasrs n IAN rr.pe,seo.

The steamer Daniel Webster which ar
rived at New Orleans on the 2cth inst.,I
brought information that great excitement
ekisted at San Francisco in consequence OF
the assassinatoa Of Jos. King, editor of tl,e
Bulletin, BY 4 gambler named Casey. A.
meeting of the Old Vigilance Committee
was called, plaCafds were posted calling on
citizens to take the law in their oa \ hands,
and on the 18th ult., three hundred citizens
completely armed and organized marched
from the committee room, took Casey from
the Jail where he had been confined, togeih-
sr with Cora, the gambler who murdered
Gen. Richardson, and carried them 10 the
| committee room, where they we're strongly
guarded when the steamer left.
Itwa supposed that Casey would be
hung by the citizens. The whole city was
in mourning for the death Of King. Casey
was formerly confined ia the New York
peaiientiary, statement of which fact IL
the Bulietin, wal the cause Of the murder,
| The Vigilance Committee were thoroughly
organized, and j, was said they bad raised I
fund OF $4,000. and were determined tc
drive all gamblers from the State. The ac'
count snrther states that the committee
were well supplied with arms and ammuni'
ton, and that their proceedings were char
acterized by perfect order.
SMOKED OuT-REMovING THE CArITAL.
The Washington correspondent ot Inc
New York Times, writing on The 9Th inst,
gives the following account OF ths manner
La which Douglas had been just checkmated
bv Senator Trambuli, and also informs us
lnf The extreme sensiliyeness with which
Southern gentlemen regard any proposition
for moving the seat OF government from
| W ashing,on City, to some place not entire.
y under the thumb OF the slave power
douglas was much disconnected to-day
by Senator Trumbuil's keen exposure d
ms Nebraska sophism. He was directly
asked it he believed lhsl the people OF the
Territories have the right to exclude slavery
Il HRlOFS IQAIltAk "A SAlN ~ az
relused to give has opinion, saying tnat 1t
was a question TO be Determined by the
Snoreme Court. Trumbull then exhibited
Sitn great force Douglas equivecai platform
Of popular sovereignty, winch means enc
ming at the South and another al TIE
Marin. The little Giant was iairiy
smoked out.
In the House, Jones, Cobb and other
Southern men tried energetically 70 ex-
punge from the minutes Q. Saturday pro-
ceeangs the notice given by Edwards, OF
New YORK, of the bul TO change Inc seat OF
ooyernment TO a Free State. They were
| defeated, however. TIE objection taken
10 the nouce,-yiz, thai no quorum was pres.
Gu, when it was glyen,-aPPhes equally 10
LII other bills o. which nouco was gwen
last week; but The Southern members are
| very sensitive just nov about moving tae
Capital"
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DtsAissrp.-in the District Court OF
New York on the Ilth inst, the case ofNr
st.nly. late British consul, was dismissed.
the District Attorney declining - proceed.
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DlsrRucrIyE FIaE.-A f.e occurred at
Aleiers, opposite New Orleans on the 9Th
inst. Ly which Eve bosts were destroyed
and one life vas lost
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-16

Mr. EDIToR:-

Mr. EDTToR:-
| notice in the Gazette of the
I4th inst, an editorial headed "Good News
from which / infer you are in favour Of the
loan proposed in the omnibus bill Of our
City Council. In examing that bill find
no estimate Of cost Of articles 10 be purchas,
ed or work 10 be done, but q cool "whereasF
informs us that tn. City Revenue is not
more than sufficient to pay the interest on
railroad bonds and the ordinary expenses Of
the City Government. Therefore the
econimical City Government asks the DOW.
er TO borrow the small sum Of Fifty Thons-
and Dollars to spend as they may direct
Have they no City Engineer to examine the
landing and estimate the cost! | presume
the cost of grading Brady street with the
damage done to property holders was lsil
before Council before the change Of grade
was adopted. Wishing to vote in~telligently
any information win be thankfully received.
A yorER.
(The above communication is from d late
Councilman. We said i was good news
that from the tone OF the Council proceed
ings referred to, there wa a likelihood Of ef-
fectual steps being taken towards improving
the levee, confning our commentator to
point. We are however in favor Of the
other improvements, and if there be any
better way Of initiating them than BY nego,
tiating d loan, we do not know what II ~
A direct tax has been two or three times vo-
ted down, and we are in favor Of trying
some other plan for at least commencing
the Improvements that are absolutely lnds-
spsnssbls,)
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~ oIpkN SvRup~ta narreis OF the mcs' superb.
N or qualify Just received AZ tbe ttiasGsye store
hy JACOB WEAVER, JH,~ ca
AHochM COsfec-Aisc Essesss II Cefsss Yeast
IyI cakes; a new article sarrantad made after the
OLD fashioned corn turppikes, for sale ut tho "dswk-
eye luae -
-summer pTesse. laitow, opal stsf,
Adamansinv, and spNi4n Candies, equal 10 wax,
also transparent scar, tor safe ~ the sHawkose Z
4 liaS-Uiyo, la bottles, also lard, sperm, aud 81.
ephaBts Oils, snissble t0r MselIner, OF lamps,
for sale ri the ~sHsskote," June 10
ID kLIsHAS-Piekles. Preserves. ne. Cucumber
III In glasS and wood, oaione and Horse-fsdish,
Qslnee, Peaches, Plum, Pear aud blackberry Pre-
serves. aiso Apftoots, oTsnges ami Cherries, Apple,
Currant, strawberry, Peach, Orange and Biackb.r
ny Jelues, hegchups, Pepper ssuce. Capers, Bay
Kun, Rose Water, AL sorts Of Extracts, and Fresh
oyslers, now and OF alt size packages, aud for sale
cheap al the HaNhhfks STORE.
DIE fRUtrS-Peaches, pamsoas, b aesoeries,
Ii Rhubarb, Whortleberrtes, nensebcrrles, and
Cherries, for sale at the "ttAWkEYE."
JuDa I2atF
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u o00, 000 Feet Logs.

u ou0 600 Feet Logs,
Received the arst raj, Of the
ssas1a IEIAy, tue liza !Ist, shall have RATS Of logs com
ne down As ext As our pilots can run them TO the amount
Ct i 10 Io,Vg0,Vu1 ..at, anI arc prepared to ssl logs to
tLTiye durlus the mouth Of May, June and July. Having
uAa them sur GndsE UaE agents direction, can eenmuisn
thea. q % u the Oest quality in the market.
Expect to cut from sO9,oO0 10 100000 feet monthly
a. ouf od mil, 8Asrs We shall Aoep a full supply Of Lum
Der, and hope To share 3 soodis proportion Of the public
Iatryasse, Past ayurs srsAttuily aSknowledgsd.
aplI+iu ~BCKNELL, GILLEI & co.
NEW SPRING GOODS see advertisement OF
ADAMSoS & RAPP.
Fer Sale,
FoCR DEsl&ABLE DWELLING HoUsEs, in Low
er para ofshs city, on very liberal terms. Apply 10
teb 2s-dI COOK & SARGENT.
d., santord's InvIgorator
La mild Laxative, tonic and
~stnulant, autis ssonneIisdt % tue pablic, relying
IPon rs .at-t4sis Enstllt sas care Of tho following
complaints: all Bilious DerAngsmeAls, Sick H. adsche
Dyspapais. Habitat CosIveness, Chronic Disrrhea.
Gayuc, 2aln 10 las 5to nacl &ad Bowels, g enersI De-
bIiiy, Female Weakness, Sc, For sale By Druggists
generally, and Chas. 7. Webb, Davenport; also by
Sanford * Co., y. Gity. IM~chie-d&wly.
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DINING SALOON.

IsHk subscriber, obi ssd for the latte ring patron.
l. age nc has received, info rms his friends ana The
public, that re ia slill prepared 10 accommodate
thsm at his Dining SalooR. in The basement Of uay-
enpoTis new block. corner OF Second and Main
Str, cts, Opposite TIE lie claire House DiunsY ever
DAY at I24 O'Clock. Meals served up al all hours.
Ice. Cream, Soda and Mineral Waters.
sTRAW received every day curing the
season. john ATKiN.
lime EIdIf
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1aaAiaa

.NSrkOSls, Campbell r. To-,
IA NJ * h E1 -.
Dealers In Exchange and Land Warrants
Exehangs on the principal cities Of the Union
Tor sale In sums 70 suit purchasers
ALL BUSINESS PERTAINING 70 BANKING PROMPTLY AT
rEapEB TO.
REFER TO
Hank Of America, New-fmks
OSoan EAnt,
American Exchange Bank,
Goo. NJ, Pincksrd, Pres't Bank OF New urleanh'
Rsyenna Rank. Ravenna, Ohio.
Darby 1 Bsrksdaie, Bankers, ST Louis
BlAkslsy 4 Richay, Brokers, pittsburgh
N. Mobley, ESQ, Banker, Dubuque
Horny Miller, Esq, Cincinnati ono.
NICKoLLs, IsBELL 4 CO. DasrNronr, Iowa
LEE, NICHOLS 4 CO, plcoHaH,
NICHOLS 4 90. BROWNSVILLE, MISsIsorA,
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS.
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT, SOLD AND LOCATED IL TIE
Fl. DEs Moasr DISTRICT, Iowa, Fl. DopaK plsrsrcr- Iowa
COUNCIL BLUFFS SIOUX CITY
DAcoRAH BRowNsviLlf, MINNESOTA
LARGE AMOUNT OF CRY PROPERTY, IMPROVED FARMS AND
VACANT LAND, fBIoudHour THE STArr ron sALE on FAvoRA.
BILE TERMS. We invite attention to our catalogue Of ktRl
Estate, Maps, Plstts, Abstracts, &c, &c.
0fices % Main st.. South Of Second ST.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
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$50 WHEELHAHR0Ws
&c ale By yoURSE vIELR Il Co.
L june u DIR Corner Rock Island and Front su
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TO ZIG Farmerb OF D OVUHIy'
The subscriber Is prepared TO exchange AT his stor. cor.
wili also purchase Corn and Oats 81 current ratsa.
June 10 w3m j. NYrR,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Uudsr this heada limited namber of peelal notices
will be inserted st 10 cents per tins each insertion,
nr 81 cts. uaF week.
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No. 174-A Farm Of about go acres near Hickory Grove
adjoining No, 1873, IA two story brick house, two streams D,
water running through a fine grazing farm and neariy ali
under cultivation; price sac per acre.
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Ne. l6S-IOne OF tho Gnest Farms In the County, on the
Dubuque road, uear Pease' Post ONCE, 426 acres, Of which
thoro Z 90 acre. Of good timber, ~ acres timothy, 4 good
house, large barn, g., Two streams running through Il.
Price $50 per acre.
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"hNTED--A hrst rate and reliable Miller, one
w who 10 a practical Ailiwright prsfsrred, 10
whom liberal 'asss WI! Be- giysn. 1Rply TO no
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A SITUATION wanted by q young man az Teacher or
~ assistant teacher. Address r. o. boz No 2ea.
" VenFryt .., 4 L..
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No. lisa Farm OF 1876 acres near Hickory Grove, Ali
under fence, and nearly all ~ploughed, q good house, well,
&c, with Ten aerea Timber Ia Hickory Grove, running
water on the land,
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No. l92-~A Farm OF about 90 acres In Hickory Grove
about 10 acres timber, all fenccd, q two story brick hous,
with q log house, good %Btabling, Ses price $40 Per acre
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IA. iTO-A lot Of 9 acres just west Of the Cemetery
grounds; all broken and under fence. Price $500.
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AJSat 10 LIAM Constantly Oh hand IN sum
aud ar Glal- 10 stat q ppi4cauls. T. Z. CAIPBhLL
may - I&s5n paysaportis Blotk, - door.
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5000 aerss u LAad Warrants t5rsaie by
spl JQdt. McIAEGUR, LAwBs s BLAKEMoRE.
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No. i61 ~ beautiful little place on the Lat Davenport
ana Dubuque Toad, ~ acres With a good dwelling huusc oil
d rooms. stabiing, Well, Cistorn, orchard and Harden, ali
in due order AGO.; u credit OF scyen years will bs given
for part OF the purchase money,
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FARM PROPERTY
lss. Out Lot Nc. . in the owl of wsicott contain
inSa acres; price $500.
iss. Also Town Lots No. q and7, Blsck ID In Wal
colt; price SEQ zach.
les. a Farm ofoD0 acres In sections Il, 10, d 90,
Iwps.R<, East, a5h aerss broke, $40 acres nnder
fence. 90 acres In Wheat, 10 acres In Oats, two hous'
e., two springs and q stream Of running water, brick
school house on the land, price s2s.
1855. A farm Of 90 acres In sec 70, Twp IL, X East'
A good ffams house, g rooms, well, aei price sl7.
1856. Lot biz 9 in Durant on the NJ b NJ h'h'slss
t.tIT % ~ 4" IS
u3alG - - " So
ls7, A Farm Of 90 serss In see y, re. X \ Asst, II
nlss ssash OIL Fulton Depot Houss, new price Sls0o
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10

GLASS and Nails, OF which we have now on
VI hand fair quantity, and shall receive large
supply in time for those wishing to build this
spring. w. ID. FOSTER 20
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
Boots and Shoes.

| @ UITABLE for Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys and
| - Children, first rate stock, just received by
| June 9. FERRY WALLACE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
Notice of Copartnership.

rT,HE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
l. partnership for the purpose of doing gener-
al Mercantile. Forwarding and Commission bust
ness, under the firm and name of Luther & Hins-
dale at the store recently occupied by Geo Luther
e. Co. GEORGE LUTHER,
NORMAN HINsDALE.
Lamont Aug 49, 1856. ''
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Ottawa, IS: =


STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Ottawa, g
At session of the Probate Court for the county
\ of Ottawa, holden at the probate Office, in the
village of Grand Haven, on Monday, the eighth
day of December, A. ID. 1856: Present, Will
lam Hathaway. Jr, Judge of Probate. In the
matter of the Estate of George Baxter deceas-
ed: iene,I rs Hfhf
ON the petition of Russell Baxter representing
~ the death of Polly Baxter, Administrative OF
said deceased estate, and praying that he may be
appointed Administrator on said George Bakers es-
tate. Thereupon it Is ordered, thar Monday, the
29th day of December, inst, mt four o'clock in the
afternoon be assigned for the hearing OF said petit
ton and that the heirs Mt law of said deceased, and
all other persons interested in said estate. are re-
quired to appear at session of said court then TO
be holden at the probate Office, in the village of
Grand Haven, and show cause, if any there be,
why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted And il is further ordered that said petit
TONER give notice to the persons interested in said
estate of the tendency of said petition, and the
hearing thereof by causing copy of this order to
be published in the Grand River Times, a news
paper printed and circulating in said county OF
Ottawa, three successive weeks previous to said
day OF hearing. 99
~ afG WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr.,
269 w4J a9 Judge,Of Probate.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
Boots & Shoes.

\ LARGE assortment, among which may be
IA found Ladies Tan colored and Congress silk
Caters, Misses Bronze Bootes and Silk Caters
children's Bronze and Patent Leather Shoes and
Tan colored Caters, Gents Patent Leather, Con-
gress, and Lasting Caters which we will sell low
er than ever before offered in this place
June 4, 1855. FERRY & WALLACE.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

Gents silk wrappers and drawers, mixed and
white knit Saxony merino and cotton, red and
Canton flannel, do. White, fancy striped and
checked bingham shirts, hickory, do. also heavy
red, blue, mixed and anchor flannel over shirts.
Jravats-Victora DeOrsay, Beaufort Opera and
Napoleon Ties. Scarfs and handkerchiefs of plain
and figured plaid and checked silk, satin, silk and
linen. lawn, Bingham, etc. Stocks-Plain and fam
cy tab, plain, embroidered and diamond bows, etc.
Pocket Handkerchicfs-Whi and bordered linen,
white and figured China and Pongee silks. Black
and colorcd kid gloves, silk, silk and linen, Isle
thread and cotton do. Mixed, brown and striped
cotton half hose; also large lot of country knit
socks.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-12-10
VESTS.

Plain and fancy velvets, black satin, figured do,
plain and figured Barathea. grenadine and bro
cade silks white and Marseiles broadcloths, cas-
simcres, satnetts, tweeds, valencia poplins. cash
meretts and alapaccas, double and single breasted