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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

EE- The rose has its thorns, the diamond
its specks, and tho best man his failings.
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w. D. FOSTER & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hard and Hol-
low-Ware, Iron and Manufacturers Of Tin and
Shect-Iron Ware, foot of Monroe street,
Grand Rapids
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ALBEE & HUNTING,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware Cutlery, Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
ETC., etc. Corner Of Washington and Water Sts..
f Grand Haven
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CUTLER & WARTS,
Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, of all
kinds, Groceries, Provisions Crockery, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, etc, ETC., Water street.
Grand Haven.
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Special Notices, five cents line each insertion

Special Notices, five cents line each Insertion
Business Cards $500 per annum.
Advertisements unaccompanied with directions,
will be published until ordered out, and charged
accordingly. When postponement is added
to an advertisement, the whole will be charged
the same as for the first insertion.
ny- Legal advertisements at statute prices.
~ Twelve lines or less constitute square.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

DIR. l.. A. RUGERS,
Surgeon Dentist. May be found during business
hours, at his office, in Dr.. Shcpards New Block,
Monroe street. Grand Rapids Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

fg- Be always quick, but never in hurry
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

RAINY DAYs.-We have been furnished
with the number of days which rain fell from
the lst of May to the present time, and find
that it has rained on eighty-sir Of the one
hundred and thirty-seven, rs follows: In
May, 20 days; in june 81; in July, %; in
August, 20; and in September, b. WASH
snqton Union, Is. tr = e
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

GLOOMY PRospEcT.-The New York Iri-
bune predicts that by the first or middle of
next December, at least one hundred thou
sand persons in the city of New York will be
out of employment and nearly out of means.
The shipyards in New York are nearly idle,
the boundaries but half working, and the
great clothing stores doing very little. 1t is
stated that women have recently come to
New York from places 800 miles away in
quest of work from the clothing stores, only
to be turned off with none, and compelled
to beg their way home again. The Tribune
adds, that places have looked for servant girls
for some time past; soon servant girls will
look earnestly for places and be very glad to
find them. 1t is predicted that soup-houses
for hungry laborers who can find no labor
will be wanted before January! The Jour
nal of Commerce is of the opinion that hard
ly, since 1927, has so gloomy prospect for
winter lowered upon the laboring classes of
New York.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

SIEPTiEN NUN hUE,
Physician and Surgeon Office one door west of
II Davis Tailor shop, Washington street.
Grand Haven.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

Never do that in prosperity whereof you
may repent in adversely,
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A. L. CHUBB,
Manufacturer of Plows, Cultivators and Grain
Cradles and Dealer in all kinds Of Agricultural
Implements and Machines. Agricultural Ware
house, Canal street. Grand Rapids.
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TIE GRAND RIVER TIMES.
EAsTMANvILLE, MICHIGAN.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
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FEKRI & CU.,
Manufacturers Of Lumber, and Dealers in all
kinds of Merchandise, Provisions, Shnglc Bolts,
and Shingles.
THos. w. FERRY, NOAH VI. FERRY.
White River, Ottawa Co.. Mich
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EASTMAN CO, PRoPRIEToRs

Sl.OO A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. Is. in addition to
the above, viii be charged for every . months
that payment is delayed. rH
paid, except at the discretion of the publishers.
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]. B. McNETT,
Physician and Surgeon. Dr. McNett is now
permanently located in this village, and will
attend to all calls in his profession.
Office at the residence Of Mr.. Hiram Bean, corner
of Washington and Water sts., Grand Haven,
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

HOPKINS & BROTHER,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
chants, General Dealers in all kinds Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Grain and Provisions, Manu-
facturers and Dealers wholesale aud retail in
all kinds Of lumber. Mill Point, Mich.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-10-14

GROSVENOR REED.
Attorney and Counselor at Law. All business
entrusted to me will be promptly and satisfacto-
rily attended to. Residence,
Charleston Landing, Ottawa Co., Mich.
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Attorney at Law, and Solicitor in Chanccry also
Agent for obtaining Bounty Lands, and collect
ing claims against the United States, in connec-
ton with general agency at Washington.
Office third door below the Washington House.
Grand Haven.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-24
RECEPTION or Ex-sEcRETARY GUTHRIE.

Pursuant to resolution of the common council ex
tending the Inequalities of the city of Brooklyn to Hon.
James Guthrie exSecctay of the Treasury preparations
made this morning to receive him. Flags were dis
played from the City Hall and the various public build
ings and the common council opened for his
reception The committee to receive the distinguished
gentleman Were Aldermen Kabfeisch Del vccchio
Shaw, Dougherty and Mcmahon, who proceeded to New
York, accompanied by Mayor Powell. Mr. Guthrie re-
ceved the committee at the Asor House. and in reference
to the formal invitation returned his thanks to the
mon council for the honor conferred on him.
Mr. Guthrie under the escort of the committee reach
ed the City Hall at II o'clock He conducted to the
council chamber where he received the saluta
tons of several of the aldermen, city officers, and
Der of citizens, who called in to shake hands with the dis
tinguished visitor Among those present were the Hon
Henry G. Murphy, Judge Morris, Judge Moore cxAlder
Maerz, DR. Gooderch, Justice Voorhees,, and num-
Der of other leading citizens. .
Mayor Powell and Alderman Kalbheisch attended Mr..
Guthrie and gave the nroductions At the close of the
reception Mr. Guthrie and the committee adjourned to
the Piercpont House. where excellent banquet was
prepared. Brooklyn Eagle Of 2la inst.
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That the policy of the administration in relation to
Kansas is endorsed by every abotonist and frce-soer
in the Union cannot be denied, Register.
The Register is utterly mistaken Mr. Buchanan is
denounced by few ults in the South and most bitter.
y reviled by the aboltionists of the North for his
course in relation to Kansas. The abolitionss in Kan.
sasthc trainers, for example, Of the Topeka constitu-
ton still threaten that h certain event they will main
tain their constitution and proceed with INSTRUMENTATION
AIRY government; and Mr.. Buchanan has announced to
them, through Governor Walker that if they dare at
tempt this, he will visit them with fire and sword Now
the aboonsts of the North general thing insist
that the Topeka constitution is the only valid that
has be performed in Kansas. Mr.. Buchanan de-
cares that to cling to- and TO endcavor carry out that
constitution, 10 commn treason and yet we are told
that Mr. Buchanans policy in relation to Kansas 'is en-
dorsod by every abotonst and fecsoler in the Union
Why the simple statement carries its REPUTATION with
it.--Ralei9h Standard.
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Virginia Land once,

RICHMOND, July 20, 1857
n conformity with the Code of Virginia of lS49
Il 49 section 10, do HEREBY all whom
that by certificate
county of lancaster dated the sh day July
into the land Office on III 18th day OF july
the 25th day Of June 1857 the
his lifetime undivided OF
OF Lancaster ( interest being third twenty
third acrc) found eschcatcd to thu Commonwealth
H. PARKER
July 2i-cSwbw Register Land onlce.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-07-24

FROM THE UPPER Missouri. Capt Frost, of this city,
c the steamer Twilight at Jefferson City last evening"
on her return from the Yellowstone Capt Frost brings
no news 1t stated that the band Of Sioux Indians
VINO were concerned in the murders in Iowa months
ago were within so miles of Fort Pierre and the
handing officers exceedingly anxious TO go in pur-
Wright made rapid progress in the descending voyage
one VIII be here today-St Lens Repu5, July 81.
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United states Sale OF Valuable wharf Prop
erty and Lots on the Schnylkill, adjoining
the Naval Asylum, philadelphia.

NTILL be sold, at public auction, on Tuesday
wv the first day Of September next m. prem
scs the United States wharf and lots adjoining
also those between Sppen and South streets
20 inclusive according TO tho an which be the
the agent and ut the Asylum.
The terms of sale will be half cash. six
and tho other fourth In twelve months the
Receipts will be given Tor payments
until the final payments shall be made all
forfeited IL the terms Of the sale shall
Tho the right a on each
lot below which sale viii not be made.
WM BADGER,
July 24-wscpt Navy Agent Philadelphia
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For Cape May.

Washington Branch phid Wilmington,
tia,ore Raiirodd.
PASSENGERS for this celebrated summer resort
informed that daily line will be Except sunday
leaving Washington g. and connecting Castle with
tho splendid General Mcdonald Tuesdays
Saturdays all alternate with the elegant swift
York running between Philadelphia and New York via
Castle
Tickets SIS So including hire the island Children Gun
der IL years. and servants, 81 SO.
TIL. II. PARSONS, Agent.
July 24-4w
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Markets.,

NEW YoRK, July 23.--Cotton is fnn--sales of 500
bales Flour is steadysaes of 10, 900 barrels State,
sc 20 Sc 40 Ohio, Sc SO a 81 35 southern, 81 40
81 TO- Wheat is dulsales of II 900 bushels Chi
cago, spring, 81 49, Corn is unchanged-sales unim-
portant mixed, 81 cents Pork is lowermess S24 l5
Beef and lard are unchanged Whiskcy is quiet-Ohio,
80 cents. Coffee closed buoyant at ii IL cents for Rio
Sugar is dull at 81 % cents. Spirits of turpentine
steady at 49, cents. Rosin is firm at 81 95. Rice quiet
at At 81 cents Freights firm.
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Rio de Janeiro, June IL, 1857.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

The hdw indians 1gdn.Iher De ldrftHe Jcr hdRSds.-
The Kaw Indians had another interview with the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs Wednesday, at clock p.
M which lasted upwards of three hours In the course
of the talk the Indians made fresh charges against
their missionaries, who, they asserted had taught but
two of their schidren anything, and these two
dead. They wanted now missionaries, STIMULATING
for Catholics In conclusion they reasserted that they
did not want TO make treaty but only asked that
government would protect them in the rights and priyi
lcges which they enjoy at the present time In accord
with their desires the Commissioner yesterday made
arrangements for sending them home under the care of
James r. Roach esq, a clerk in the Indian Office, who
will deliver them to the superintendent of Indian affairs
at st Louis Mr. Roach with the Indians in his charge
left this city yesterday afternoon
Correspondence nth The Eta Indian Ueycla,s.A CORES
ponence has been opened by the Patent Office with the
of directors of the United Company of Merchants of
England trading the East indies with the view of es-
tabIishing an interchange of documents and seeds.
Establishment Of the SieA Priaci1l Krican ard Correction
Parallels Raas.The returns of the establishment of
the sixth principal meridian in Kansas have been made
by the surveyor general of Kansas and Nebraska show
ing its extent from the initial point south hundred
and fifty miles in its due south interesting Re
publican fork at the distance Of thrty-onc miles the
confluence of solomons fork with Smoky Hill fork at
the distance of seyentyvc miles the road from indie
pcndence to Santa Fe New Mexico at the distance of
one hundred ard nine and a half miles and the fifth
standard parallel at the distance of hundred and fifty
miles Also, returns of the first, second third fourth,
and fifth standard parallels south between the principal
meridian aforesaid and the guide meridian fortyeight
miles east, amounting to two hundred and forty miles.
Interesting agricultural Report The Patent Office has
ccived highly interesting letter from Theodore Bume,
vice president of Calvert College, Maryland Mr. Bume
acknowledges the receipt of eleven varieties of the African
sugar cane (Isph He started one grain of each va
rcty in pot, and placed them in hot-bcd, and with
but few exceptions they up in few days. On the
9th Of the present month July Mr.. Blume turned them
out Of the pots into the open ground The plants all
look thriving and some of them at the present time
July 2O have reached the height of and half foot
Mr. Bume had again continued his experiments with
various kinds of cabbage seed which he received from the
Patent Office in February 1856, and and before the
LIST of July, of the present year. he had his table
cra fine specimens of the early London caulower and
of all the different varieties of cabbage He had also
under cultivation beans the seed Of which obtained
from Spain, Sicily, Prussia, and Bavaria, The Dioscoa
Botatas thriving.
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Breech-Ioading Rifles.

A BOARD of army officers will be assembled at
IA West Point New York for the purpose making
beech loading rifles with view which
scrpon is bastsuie the military service Tho
the nth OF August 1857 All intending
will please notify the Colonel Ordnance giving general
description the present specifying tho
cbr weight and length OF barrel Cartridges
suitable for the arm should be brought with IT,
H. X. CRAIG,
Colonel OF Ordnance
OprTcr, Washington, July 49, 1887
To be published daily III nth the
depha National Democrat and Irish News New York Morning
ro Boson. Each Of which papers will send their bills copy
" the paper containing THE advertisement 70 The Ordnance once
Jnly 3l--dtlTAng
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A Whole Comp,,.nity Poisoned.

CINCINNATI July 23.--Twenty children on Buck Eye
street. densely populated German neighborhood
poisoned last evening by eating loxenges, scattered
along the street by man and two boys, unknown.
Two of the children dead and many others not
expected to live
The offered small packages of the lozenges to per-
sons in the street. but they suspectng something wrong,
refused to accept them These nges contained arsenic
sugar and flour. His for perpetratng this iend-
like net is not known No persons have been arrested
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ben. A. Il. A. whitiock a. Co.,

10 Beekma Street, corner Of Nassau, opposite the AtOr
House,
PRopRIEToRs or PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE oREMANr CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
use Dupuy, Co., Hnnessey Pinc Gas
uo Co and other highest reputation and sole
prietors in the native proof aud flavor
Cognac, viz
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard
Iiqueur champs dor
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognae.
Also
Exclusive Importers Of the
Old Royal Hollands
Burgoniaster Schnapps,
And sherry MADEIRA and Port wines &c. &C.
Ales, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, C2EslANT.
BM&E w Co. the exclusive OF this wne and
are IN recent regular packets and beg those who
NAV not have given under their that
will be found superior IN dcccy Oh a' anu lus " any WING ~
present imported
BENZ. NJ. Whtlock
Rlw'd Whiiock, = -.
Fredk Haverstick, BEN T. A. WhliDoeh w.
Oliver w. Dodge
Henry (ammcycr.
May 20-lys
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Modern Languages.
V"or" 1se
DROFESSOR DANIEL Il. GROUX having return

DROFESSOR DANIEL H. GROUX, having return
cd to Washington with the intention reside permanently
te capital Of tho United sae offers his services tho clerks
and other employees government other who wish
acquire instruction
French Spanish Wishing to
his charges he has formerly boon during bis 1--WE years stay
Washington he viii begin In oither OF these
moderate wishing join these
requested leave their with Mr. DYSON Pharmsccut
No. 26s Pennsylvania
Colleges other scholastic institutions who wish
efficient teacher who
Washington Errore with highest testimonials will
address Prof Daniel Groux post oncc Washington,
The subscriber would take nstrucng
waite classes med in particular neghborhoods by either ladies'
gentlemen. June I6-1m
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND.

following numbers Of tho Maryland Consolidated
Lottery the benefit Of susqucanna canal Sc class 49, drawn
July ~, 1857;
IS 4s 60 SO ~ 2s SO " 81 81 8
following Of tho rattpsco Institute
terry class 1863, drawn July %, 1857;
g. 4s 80 IA SO a ~ 20 CO 2s
n. FRANCE \ Co., Managers.
~ n McPnnI, Commissioner,
July 2l-1t
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KANSAS NEws---Wc have news from Leavenworth city
to the evening of Saturday last 1t is stated that
companies of United States Dragons under command of
Lieutenant Colonel Cooke, occupied the town of Law
the 10TH under orders Of the governor More
than this has not been communicated TO U.S. but hope
shall be authorized to s1y that the traitors who have
been instrumental in creating all this mischief have been
forced to acknowledge their respect for the territorial
law not only In the payment of taxes but in every POI
litica relation Governor Walker has made the issue d
rccty and it remains to be whether the laws of the
United States to be acknowledged or not II he
backs out Of the position he has aspmedhat of deter
mnaon to enforce the collection of the territorial
nue. at all hazards he may well abandon all attempts
to carry the government established by the Congress
ofthe United States.
We learn that the 10th regiment OF infantry to
have marched the 18th Phepss battery of artillery
on the 10Th ard the 9th infantry the goth. There
are however it is said that this disposition of
the forces destined against Utah has been counemand-
e and that very considerable portion of them will be
Kept in Kansas We doubt the correctness Of these
mury
The precise time of General IIancys departure for the
plains Of Utah is not known.
[sSt. Lotis Republican, Jply2l
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TIME Engine is of about eighteen-horse power,
IL although has been years. good new
large for the purposes TO which il Is applied dcscrp
the persons who
will inspect thcmclve The Messrs Ellis
this sufficient OF its value may
Union Office whore the terms will be made known.
A.
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n, ovn CONTRACT. Tho Louisville (Ky.) Courier Of
thursday last states that contract has been made to de-
W 1000 barrels of -four in that city next March for
~ 80 per barrel
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~ REAT inducements offered for cash.-Prepara-
NJ tory to erecting building, will sell out entire
stock Of mons and boys ready made clothing 20 cent less
than New York As stock Is large and well selected
such Inducements will time and
favons with call Should purchasers be pleased shall
not be orr fait
WALL. h STEPHENS,
322 Penn, avenue, between 9th and 10th streets.
July 2f-10tf
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Tle raphic Consolidation.

BosroN, July 23.-The Cape Cod Teegrapho Company,
whose wires extend to Nantucket and the Marine Telc
graph Company to Provncetown the Cape have been
consolidated and put under the superintendent of H.
Palmer, esq.
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Prom The Buffalo Courier
ALI. DEMOCRATS TO BE EXCoaIIuNICATED.

ALL DEMOCRATS TO BE EXCoMAIuNICATED.
We published yesterday the fact Of the expulsion of the
deacon Of the Baptist Church in Michigan not because he
had been guilty of unchrstian conduct, but because,
s'fceing it to be his duty, he voted for Buchanan 1t
appears from the following extract from letter in the
New York Evangelist (pxesby telian) dated Concord,
New Hampshire, July 3D. that it is seriously contempa-
ted in New England to cxcommunicate all democrats from
the church. Not satisfied with dividing of the
lgous denominations and the religious benevolent
cees by line longer recognised by the government
these agitaonsts propose to divide of the churches
at the North While such action would be lamentablc
showing the lack of the spirit of Christianity in the
religious societies that undertake this prescription it may
pocres from the Pubcans and the Christians and be
the means Of elevating the standard Of piety
In New England it will become question for
the churches to decide whether democrat shall be
ceved into the church be allowed to remain in it, with
ont discipline According to the Interpretation
of the late decision of the Supreme Court those who
dose it by their votes their political influence do
ing all in their power to rvet the chains of the slave to
make involuntary, oppressive servudc the
cornerstone Of national government, and at the
time, to sthe moral assassination of race
The Apostle Paul seemed TO indicate that those who 'dp
ore of such things guilty than those who do
them Our churches cannot fellowship shareholders in
deed cergymen think their souls in peril by
cating with corresponding with those who to
meet with them equals If Christians at the North
can sit peaceably with delegate from the South, how
they tolerate northern brethren who approve of the
principles of those delegates, and vote they
the great and absorbing question of the day. This
poet of the question is rising in this State"