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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-31
THE OLD LINE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
THE ONLY PART} RELIABLE FOR
SLAVERY.

THE OLD LINE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
THE ONLY PARTY RELIABLE FOR
SLAVERY.
The Hon. JAMES L. Oar, Of South Carroll
ia, has recently written and published labor
ed letter, In which he attempts to show that
il is unwise aud mpolitic for the South Caro-
Ina Democracy - refuse 10 be represented IN
the National Convention, and strongly urges
that delegates should be sent from thas State
to the Cincinnati National Slave Democratic
Convention. which is soon to be held TO nom
inate a candidate for the presidency. He
takes the ground and urges il with great
earrestness, that the Old Line Democratic par
ty is wholly reliable for the South. and for
Southern institutions, and that no other party
IS, and that therefore, all tle Southern States
should as unit. adhere to the Democratic
party, and unite in sending delegates 70 the
National Convention. To prove the rcliabil-
ity of the Democratic party, he cites facts as
follows
Il have conceded that the policy pursued
has heretofore been against Conventions; and
yet on memorable occasion, Convention
which assembled q: Columbus. in May l843
representing every district in the Safe, the
fullest representation Of the people in volun-
tary convention that has been had for many
years. very strongly cemmi..el i Itself ami the
people 10 the cDnve aTIOa system. The dele
gates in tha- Convention, aud ne cons-ieuen
cies tley represented, wore iuliy comml.sei
without qIai.tir ttlon, aaI they cunmIstcI
them selves u an a.i a ION sa1 fra.ern,za ION
WIN the Democratic parry when it had given
much fewer peIse,, by ihe;~ votes in Con-
gress, aud Otherwise. zaaeouslv cherished -
.Snee Ma4, tlt NoRr4zKN DEMOCRATS ai7eE
US tn brae into Hr Jp51a Ter4y, u ma ~ f.
ccRt tsl4rshoiftag T5r5t0ry-ixrge eu94gh 10
naake tour sIure Sattes, apI strengthened rs
more IN tint PECULIAR INTEREST Hzp arag el.-
q, betore H5ae bg ANY SINGLE ACT 0f tic Fed
er,yJ J,oyora,a,.t S.,-o yy,., No., ,,,
amcnled reyy iuperfcrf Fugisfrc Sfure
Lte, passed IN 1898, a4I ha -e eiren rs noso
n k45r t6r kFe rec0rcl.g If fleiflr~ elqree, As
STRINGENT As THE INGENUITY or NAN csJ-fD
DEVISE. .Slnce hhcu tzeg hure ulGeF rs bg
their rates ~ esf1blsu -aaf fhc docsriae ,,f a9,-
a'errcatiou zcih siarsry by Cgagrcss 1T tie
Tefritortes. >tnce thea t4eg harc reanceH
tie 0dious tariF of 1913. ua| fred me prin-
ciPie qf impogts m He erereaur, NOT THE pRo-
rECrIvE BASIS Sim n. ~. THEY HAVE AcTrr-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-01-31

PLEASANT PL.CE.-A correspondent of
The Michigan Ci'Y Enterprise writing about
Pekin. IL. says:
| vas told q minute ago, b. one Of the
Perkins tribe that stthis town was never free
from disasfsr. IN the summer and fall the
people had the oous, in the winter the dekiri-
naa trenasHs. an il the spring were droaeraef
OK BY high lsatsrk So stranger" said or
red eyed informant. .tour town don't grow
bu. we have plenty of excisensnt ani vsris-
81
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EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
np UOLLOWiY, B. ". DAVIS i |. J. DRaht.


ons square OF 9'o III 1''" 81 >, Two months s225
oas m0nih, ls lxsnonfh., $50
Three mshhl o,a yr go "a. e1IItnG, en- ar, $3.50
"a. square or less-ons - - ~ I,f do 1000
M DO. change nohih'y 10 DC do 6np0
Do. d
ezx-r.aIsI All displayed advertisements ".ll PC
81 - - and a half aEi large cuts two prices
enafsen ,,,s of Advertising Other cases not pro-
Of ne 'bble ia conformity with the above rates
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When Benjamin Franklin was 81 years Of
age, the last public labor Of his long and use
ful life the formation Of the Federal Constitu
ton. having just before been completed, he
wrote the following letter to his friend and
Revolutionary compa:riot. John Langdon.
then Governor Of New Hampshire, anu af-
terward Democratic Vice President of the
l nited States
philadelphia, Aug. i, 1885.
.'SIR: TIE Pennsylvania Society for pro-
noting the Abola-ion ofSlavery and the relief
of free negroes unlawfully held in bondage.
have taken the liberty 10 request your Ex-
cel!ency's acceptance Of a few copies OF their
constitution and the laws Of Pennsy ivaaia
which relate l. one OF the ohjec-s Of their in.
sli.u,ion; also copy Of Thomas C!arkson's
excellent essay upon the Commerce and Slav
cry of the Africans
The Socie.y have heard with resre: that
part of the slaves who have b=en
sold in the S,sthcra a.es since tae establish
men. Of peace have been i'm aor.ei in vessels
Il tel in The Safe over which your ENee'lencv
presdes Prom yrur Exc-ilerc s,"ton ,hey
hope yonr influence VII b. exered hereafter
to pseyea- practice which is 80 cviIen y
rrpu.ua1 70 Ioli.ical principles aHl forms oi
g9y ee:naa lsscly a!"p-e.i y he ei-lz,as Of
aa I ii 81 a.. az s. 4}ea elaa1t ttii of
Iett~.a. .e erisym-ns 81 the blessings of
!.ba-5y III DAWN. down -Fre G.>f lea~r-e Of
TIE re 1t p ii :fn2t@.ial kller of Sc Universe
upon our c3gs ~.
Lam. II be!salf Of the Society.
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JAMES MADIsoS,
ANDREW JACKSON, J
JoHS Q ADAMS,
Il. Vas BCKES,
JoHS TYLER.
J aMEs *. Polk,
Z Taylor.
II FILLM5F-
RE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18

CASE FOR ORsITHoLoGIsrs.-AN EAGLE
HATCHfD AND NURsED BY SIANGHAI.-About six weeks
ego Mr. Robert Cameron who resides the Miami river
few miles below Ham ton, Butler county, Ohio, Disco
vered bald esge's nest huge sycamore tree stand
ing the river and of his sons active and ad
vDurous fellow, by tai cliubing reached the eyrie
made prize Of two eggs of the bird OF country
which were at once deposited under :" setting hen,o
and in two weeks fine usty esget picked the shell and
made his appearance With less pain and ponp and cir
cumttance, than attended the birth OF the efdn de
anoe" One of the eggs proved failure and this, with
the eggs OF the hen tn .own away, it being cons-
that the nyard fowl would have qase enough TO At
tend to In ths person Of the feat cred pnce mpera
and the chicken and eagle. BOTH pleased to
learn, doing well could be expected The p.ebean
nurse fowl IL, we informed by Mr. Cameren appa-
rep,y at tines very much astonished At the sccnri
cities OF bghness the infant bird Of Jove whose
keen unnching eyes, and atout sharp crooked bsak,
snd appetite Tor sh and flesh slightly terrible aud
beyond her Appreciet Sill shs attempts to relieve
bis vants with true mothery DEVOTION and 10 tying
induce him take promenade oucks ut MIN vainly by
the hour. His legs not seIviceable and discamng
TO crawl after her. he looks with eager atoms, be-
comes his iustous race shyward He is very fond Of
fish, and uxurates in rate and SNAKES though he not
vet strong enough to fkn them for himself The guam
ty Of skinned garter snake that he is ques
he being competent TO dispose Of almost his weight in
that article Of prepared snakeCtncinnoti Commercial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18
Kings County Circuit Court.
Before Judrs Rockwell.

MAY le.-William W. Russell a0. Gcorx Ldsc-rhs
trial of this resumed this morning. and the
pain6 having rested aevsrs witnesses examined
behalf Of the defendant and amongst these were Mr.
Law and Mr.. W. H. Aspnwan. Ar Law testified that he
had employed Benson but that his services
entirely voluntary. Mr. AspinwAN stated that Mr. Ben
had met him In the strest and ssked HIM II he had
any iectiona meet Mr. Law the subjsc Of
sOdatien Of their rival lines; that through his
ting subsequently Arranged And negotiations
started that the subsequent meetings ally took
place in Bensons Office, and Benson always pressnt
but that he thought Benson cid harm than good
and having expressed himsef to Mr. Law the latter
said that Benson had nothing to do with she matter
he (Mr. Aspinwsp) had always looked upon Ben
together, and bis functions ending there. Benson
never represented himself as having authority from
Mr. Law.
After the inclusion of Mr.. Aspinwals examination,
the Court sdjouri ed Ill, Monday next whom the cause
will be again taken up. 1t will probably occupy two
days MORE
CITY Court OF BRocK1Yy.- Calendar for Monday, May
19Nos 49, 90 49, so, 60, 6l g. 66, GO, g. Co. 90, TO-
II, rs, IS, 70, n, rs, "a.
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NEW MARKET May 1S.-Sweepstake for three Jear olds,
mile heats
w. H. Gibbons oh. z. Nicholas by Glencoe, o7t
Of Nanny Rboces, by Wagner ............. ! l
+. ". Dosweps cb. f., by Revenue, out Of Sarah
Washington, by Mnrarse.. 2
J. Tally's CHI c by Tally Ho, out Of Betsey White
by Golish ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Q
c. GREEN'S b. Co. by imp. Glencoe, dam by Wagner DR.
Time, 1b0-14Sx
ALABAMA.
TRoTTrSe At MoBnB-BAscoMBE COURSE, May 8.--Purse
1928, mile heats best three in five, In harness.
d. Trips br. g. Tom Parker. ........... 2 1
Sam Rice's r. 4. Silver TsIl.. .......... 2 Q
Time, 269-245-240--247n- 2:59
Same DAy-Purse $T5, mile heats, in harness.
d. Trips bl. Z. Lady Lancaster ..............
K Robinson'a b. z. Doesticss. Q 2
Time, 2:66k- 2b2K-302.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18

EXTRAORDINARY HAIL STORM IN ALABAMA
An unusual hail storm occurred at auburn Ala, the
14th ult. A writer ia the Montgomery Mail says tue
OF the varied from small pea to large
lemon. The large mostly OF the shape Of
oblAie spheroid measured ordinary size aud
found eight inches atitudmAy and inches lon
gitudi ally. The prevaiiog size thst Of guinea
egg, While the shape varied greatly found plenty thst
would weigh four ounces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18
MARITlAk gHCA.
Movements Of OcenD oteAanerA.

Oshawbs New York Nay 2..Eav. n. orleans
STEAMERS 10 CALIFORNIA.
FoR AsPrNwAIL-Innos eth and George Law 28tA 6 each
STEAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsABzFrom Charleston 18th ard 4h. due ct Havana "a
aud It'll From Havana 10th and 18th due at New York I7ts
on sT su New sa g.
leans 5tb, Havana 9th due Vt New York 18th.
lsh and Neg orissas U.s. From New Orleans ah Havana
% a1s q New York M Of each month arriving
ssysa. o.. and EcSue stS. From Mobile is'S. Havana
C1nAwsA-From New York 2th arriving at Havana % and
New oresns h. From Now Orleans II h. Havana lh dus
When the above dates nall on Sunday the steamers VIII sail
Monday They leave New Orleans "a near A. ~ as ude
w fsn sna tAe Isabel leaves Charleston and Ha'a st
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following be OF vas 70 those having correspond
The mail leaves Southampton tho IA and aOA q cash
Arrives At Gibraltar about sid Of n,onth.
Arrives at Malta about the an and soth q Same month
suez the ah :s Of and 9Th or gu Of
Arr4vss at Alden 18th 18Th OF and lou
caves Alden about zsa zA and day as4
val for Bombay. and llth 70 3o:h Tor China, &c
al Point dc Gallo sbou the ~ q
II snS ~ q "a d IN Penang The day. =.
has a Rs sss sS (Which ~ the sa ana M
Arrives Il singapore The Nh 10Th and sl o. In q
Leaves Singapore sbou. II hours afer arrival.
Arrives 81 Hong Kong about As ga or zAn ana On o. los
Leaves next day for shsnghas.
nontS-va MaTssies arrive atAle1andA about the
tine a. the SOUTHAMPTON mail
1s- An packages and aase's t"snsdsd t- IL Nsv YeRx
HsRAID should b sos'ed
11a1s1o ROE INV 1osE-1ms DAT. :
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superior Court.

Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.
MAY 16.-Kar0n0gh The Hudson River Rdilroad
Cowpdny.-1hIs wac an action for injuries The case
ives tried last term, but the jury did agree. In
the present suit there verdict for plaintiff for
$500
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CLEARED.
Steamship Flor!da woodruff sevar nah-s L Mitchin.
Steamship James Aoger, Turner, ChaTeston-s2odurd,
stesaship jamestown Parrish, NorfOlk-Ludlam 1 Pleas
Steamship G,arada Griffin Havana and Now orleans-M
Rope.ts r.u.,... ,,s, ,p.-,o
sRiD Flynn Flying fSa % HaDSsId Can
SIP g gosa Rns1 sS e!sn Bnss
Bari Gpss. SilaSe. &Onievideo~ zi@nsrman
Bark smouss cranmer coaszacoalcOs-walsh. Carver
VERY, sSss s1ss: sa
Brig Ocean Wave. Morton, Gsntuegos-Walsd. Carver
Brig N Haskell, TIMER. curacoa-J Perkins.
pig Breade Aexensre shppogsn,sfi.n Irers!dss.
s,g Lydia Francis. Dsgset St Marys Ga-Yases Porter
Brig zaralla Hayers Phladephia. Jas Hand.
BIZ OBI B Mckay FisOu-oassmiih Kesasr
: Rssss
is Fng E Hubbard Co.
sehr Merlin. B., Cole sscl VILE, FB-Massr::
s Sn %os s1sso%
schr Mott Bedsl sumner, Washington, Ac.Moa Beden.
s ss ssss S Sd ns ssa. Co.
SsRss
scIr Melbourne. Hunt PorlsnSIe Hach.
schr Ro.cius. Staples 1au ~, Master vu,x =
scbr Caro- Smith. IAnpher Proviience-J Havens.
ssDa Sssfs BoWsn' H G
Cleaner reamost Post b N., Lime
Steamer Keneo.c, Hand Pniaaslphis" Line.
ARRIVED.
Win
Ss 81 Ls % TSe Empe Cy sailed for
New Orleans At 10 AN May i5 lai IS % \.
S sIas e viii x re'
,ps as 60 hours vi" mde
seam.hp sousnesrs, EEa. GSsrlssSn % hours rs. Win
Pm cape s9e os.rns signals
5
sbp New hampshire. shelton, Glasgow. via Bermuda,
Ssssns cSsrsssn Soroo osd days.
Snip weiniion B.!sow, New Orleans, April g. with mdse
AND 10 gssssngsr. to Stanton ThOm p.oc v,, na..
to s sta1tcn Thonpson- -
Lee sois in: ne has hsa light Wisds ana Gains
Ssss: =, y !, Va IS ;s =.
es ssr.s " %a sssss bonna ION "
Bis ornon mod LANCER Esxs.sls E q DAYS With coal,
sS x SseS 10 Have
heavy wssnfs Apr a. 80 % lon 49, spoke s'hr
big ouadIaple OR! a.ss.' bermuda days. with pots
s, aPf & fludden Bermuda dsys with po,
toes an salt, TO Ptnniston Jones' . -
scr May Queen (ot Bahmore Borge Curacao, May with
hides, dc, 10 Foulke Sons - -
schr Mountain EARLE tof Harwch Deane Barncoa days
with banan,s and ctcoanus TO T Gin artn.
scbr n OF Fish, Savage st John, NB 10 days. with lumber
tc mater. 49,, 49,, N -, . =
Wallace 49,. 80 -.
sssr bvr TV sse,p rynGSS .Hb sG
Scnr Parker. BTotkn lsisr. Norfolk, days.
Scbr Star, Richardson, Virginia.
sohr g p Lanphier Dill. virginia. -.
seir n HunNey, Hammond, Baltimore, 4daye.
Pa irnOre 1da j
Prppelsr Oseeola, Clarke, Providence
Propeller Decatur, 0eer, Norwich
eeamsblps Hermann, Bremen; Edinburgh, Glasgow; Ora
naoa Havana and Oreaas FiaridA, Savannah; Jane
Acrer Charleston; Jamestown, Norfolk, DC.
Tbeshp Java jackson, for Glasgow has anchored at Qua
rantire. ,. x,. ,,,..-.., -
ats spit
| wind during the day from ssK.
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THE DEFICIENCY BILL.-The Deficiency bill has
b,en approved by the President Its sggrege OF Appro
rristiops smount TO about 81 200 000 BY Monday next
he o Of the Treasury Deparmsn mt viii b ready
make payments under it, We presume.
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miscellaneous and Disasters.

The steamship Augusta Capt Lyon. from Savannah, ard
the eouherper Capt RYAN, from Charleston, arrived
day The pursers esch VESSEL has tbanssfo papers,
fbe steamship Heiu ann Capt ggns called yesterday for
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Port CT New York, May IL, 1856

ALMANAC ron YoEK-rMs
........,.. Al NOON morn Al
SUN SETS. ..o......, ~ HGH Oh
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~ An packages and laxe's tHssdsd fo- ~ Nsv YoRl
HERALD should Be scaled
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York Sid 9Th kiza Barss Washington, West Indies
coming I s:.
yiss.sais CONN NYcs; s%is Bsrsss csIvss ohsslsssa
Gezors (sp) sebes Barcelora Broosa, Sprague Boston,
brig %R q s5 smith H &
risn HsSsnde lss Albany. z scars MARY FRANCES "a
NEw BEDFORD, may LIAR schr Salad Queen Hu'se.
Kssns D,gsn COPY and
NkPoSsEr May l5-In port sch Aid, English, from Phila
. 81 s,s ws Yss
FOR smg.s chase RS:tOn Os s
siS sss .ssvs ess ~, .'
90 As s Ss,a Eos
5s:: ss:s;
f fes$.s Ssl '''
pi nsys az n7oss ss
'0 May Wright Colby ph.a.
es ps .s qSy W sys
sia l4h, acSr WashlI ston. Patterson. Baltimore.
isiSsxrr bari Albion Lincoln. ,Durnins. rhiadslnhs.
schrs Bmpire Chambers, do jas Freeman freeman, 1an
YORK SD, Rlssins tdSsrds ksppsSannooi; &Ss
PLYMOUTH May la-Arr Monte Christie, Masa.ln Phala-
'.: Rs %
hsss
Boston, Charm, Portans kmmA Portsmouth HaEove New
Yofi. Magnet Lewis, Halifax, ES
SAVANNAH, May ID Arr steamship Alabama, Schsncks
NYork ClAbrg Philura, Jones de.
salem May 15-ArS brig At.atspas Saunders -; ecnr
Golden Rule Bullock Eabpof for HYork Cid bark oathA'
| rine Philips, Africa. -
THoMASToN, May Arr schrs Caroline n, Hopkins, NJ
Yorh Akoma, Perton, PiAnksapk River Va OH CAledo'
mia Coombs Geosg SC; lah Mayfowe Strong dos
Nevis Brown, EarpsbaAnock. ~~ -
wIiMINGTON, 70, May ia RI schr d Q Hulse Over.
Besrdsey EYorh cd lsh brig Reuben Carver Barry.
Boston; echr Southern Belle OBen, EYort.
wAREH AN, Mar e-Arr schrs vrrukIn Lincoln Mort;
Jah TW II w. stinrre Monitor Roberta Philadelphia SO
l2b ech,s Orator NYorl 18th, Marta Pickup. ssvsasa6
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put question to the honorable Senator from New York
Mr Fish, During the year 1854 In the month OF Janu-
ary think lad conversation with the British Minis
ter here in the course OF vhcn ne referred 70 An I'm
es,abshed the fact that the island of Roa'an no.
dependency of Belize. That paper remen Der very well
some time during this last spring. prior to the con-
versa ION which has been referred to ibis morning had
conversation with my friend from New York In regard
II. was then sick, and WAS not able to visit the
British Minister, and therefore requested my friend
with his duty to let me zee that paper as
IL important one, and did not see any reason
called on the British Minister and the minister stated to
him, a. understand that he would himself zee me on
the subject. he came and saw me. He did not sup
has been detailed BY myself and by my friend from
Kentucky this mornipg then occurred. Now ~ my
hend from New York had repeated conversations with
the Brithh Mnister Mr. Champion in reference to thi
pon-how far the American gotator the treaty OF
1850 committed TO the British RoAtanf de-
mind ~ben the British Minister returned TO him on the
day after conversation and stated that he had
me- and also stated the Senator New York
his conversation with wish to knew whether the
honorable Senator firm New did not distinctly
eersrand from the British Minister that he made pro-
fession that had admitted the British title TO
Koatan and the contrary, whether he did not
pressIy admit that had always denied the British title
TO that islAndf
Mr.. FsH-Mr. President. regret to DO called upon a.
witness In this stage Of this question. scarcely
persuade myself that there is mistake In the
copy Of the letter which toe honorable Senator
from Delaware read this merning purportng TO have
been written by Mr.. Champion to his government am
rather confirmed In this impressos from the appear
the letter published In the papers On look
it. find that there aserisks and italics, which
appear to me hardly consistent With the supposion that
Il an accurate copy OF oicial diplomatic despatch
Under the conviction that there must be some mistake
with regard this alleged letter should prefer sir, to
ne made BY my honorable friend win not allow TO
splt my inclination. Some tine in the winter
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16
STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, :
At session of the probate court for the county of
Ottawa, holden at the probate office, in Grand
Haven, on Monday, the Oath day of March, in
the year one thousand height hundred and fifty
six: Present, William Hathaway, Jr., Judge of
Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of William
Haskins, deceased:
ON reading and filing the petition, duly veri-
" fed, of Sarah Fox late widow of said de-
ceased, praying that William H. Parks be appoint
ed administrator on the estate of said deceased
Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, the fifth day
Of May next, at three o'clock in the afternoon be
assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that
the heirs at law Of said deceased, and all other
persons interested in said estate, required TO
appear at session Of said court then to be holden
at the probate Office in the village of Grand Hal
ven, 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 give
notice to the persons interested in said estate, of
the tendency of said petition, and the hearing
thereof by causing a copy of this order to be pub
lshed in the Grand River Times newspaper print
ed and circulating in said county of Ottawa, three
successive weeks previous to said day of hearing
WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr., Judge of Probate.
( A true copy I237w4
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-04-16
Attachment Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that warrant of at
N tachment has been issued from the Office of
Grosvenor Reed, Esq, Circuit Court Commissioner
for the county of Ottawa, Michigan, against the
schooner Niagara, now lying on the shore of Lake
Michigan at the mouth of Muskegon River, in
said county, vessel used in navigating the waters
of the State of Michigan, John Sinclair being her
last commander
This is, therefore, to require all persons who
claim to have any demands against said schooner,
her tackle, apparel or furniture under the provis-
ions of chapter 100 of the revised statutes, enti-
tied Of proceedings for the collection of demands
against ships, boats and vessels to deliver an ac-
count of their respective claims and demands to
me, within three months from the first publication
of this notice, or their remedy against said schoon
or will be forfeited, said schooner, her tackle
apparel and furniture, will be sold for the pay
ment of the claims against her, unless the owner,
consignce or commander thereof or some person
Interested therein, appear and discharge said war
ant, according to law, within three months from
he first publication thereof and it is ordered
hat this notice be published in the Grand River
Times, newspaper published at Grand Haven, in
said county Of Ottawa, once in each week, for
twelve successive weeks
GRosvENoR REED, Circuit Court Commission
or for Ottawa County.
MOSES b. HOPKINS, Atty.
March 26, 1856 1;nv 236