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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

WROUGHT IRox DIREcT rRoM THE QUA
New York correspondent of the Richmond En-
guirer announces the success of the process
patented by NJ. s. salter, Esq, of New York.
the writer says:
A furnace, on the new plan, costing $1,000,
has now been several weeks in operation, with
in fifty miles OF this city, turning out daily two
tons of pure iron, in blooms, worth $50 per ton,
at cost Of $2U per ton. Large capitalists,
dealers in iron, are beginning TO ''smel rat y
and this very day contract has been compile
ted with large iron house here, to put up two
large furnaces. Zone in Orange county, n. Y, the
other in Westminster county, N. Y.,) each of
will turn out six tons of pure wrought iron in
day. 1t a revolution indeed. The patentee,
heartily acknowledges his Indebtedness to DR..
William Turner, OF this city, in aiding to make
his patent effective and available.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

TnE aAnvrsr.-we hardly know what to
think for certain about the harvest, in the mat
ter of wheat AT one time we hear of uni
yersal excellent crop. Atanother time we hear
greatly modified statements Yesterday far
mer from Washington county, Pa, whoi is an
experienced man-and who goes about a'great
denl-told us that the crop in that county would
not be anything like an excellent one-in fact
that itwould be only very moderate. From the
Ohio side we hear glowing accounts-which of
course we take with the proper discount. We
see some complaints about disappointmentsc COM
ing to light in the apple crop in tits vicinity.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

nREw DRAKE have just received another lot Of goods
at No. Monroe street, Including PlCkLESput up In
quart, = gallon and gallon Jars. RAiSlNS-ln y, and
aOle boxers; FI6S-tn boxes and drums AAGCARONll
&C. &c. TO which they invite the especial attention Of their
customers. lsls
FTSHE BATH VIII be extensively pAtonSed months
il to come. Use freely the BATH BRuSH-R neat AID
elegant Article IL for sale by 2. n. LOGAN CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

NOTIONS And VARIETY GOODS.
NJTE would call particular attention the fact
w have the eutre retail stock Of Geo. Il. Wheat, and
other articles in the lotion line been added
which will assottGent second variety
5 apiI J. Z WILSON 3 co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21
THE INTEL.LIGENCER.
TUESDAY, MORNING, JULY 81, Is57.

SUPERIOR NEW S INK.
We have just received this ONCE large lot of wade
New, Iu, aai prepared supply all orders
sUurtr! irrnd-.
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Health aud Strength must Inevitably tol-
Iw its Use,

Id Y HESlA-s
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT.
WEAKNESS OF my KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
various affections consequent upon diSordered
STO.K4CH or LIVER,
ieartSara Loss Appetite
Nsuragic AGcons has In numerous instances proved
This purely compound, prepared strictly
scientific principles after the manner Of the celebrated
in Of the European s.aos, its Introduction into the
athersnd scattered there the bIi
mighty country Meeting with great success among then
wonderful SI medicinal rsues must be aGEnoweiged
TO those whose con;
ardent rits, ote ferns of dissipation. Ge1e-"yin.
Vs thrill ng quickening every nerves raising the
dropping pr and, II fact. nfnsinE life and viz TO
uAUT1oSi
The great popularity OF Aroma has induced
many initial which t. public should guard ssalait
purchasing Ne buy anything else qntoa
tie will convi you how 7eney superior tits to Rlthes-
WHAT IT Is DOING FOR THE SICK.
VIM sehnchmsn ESQ., the well EEoTn says;
and it invariably relieves Indigestion and debllity'
Rev. Samuel Babcock 81 found special relief from
.s for severe headache with which had long sDf-
j. W. woodwcu, ESQ.,, says: al have u.sd Bosrhsre's
Holland Bers myself and recommend it to others, know.
ing 4 to be just what It is rgpTesentedo
derived great from its use for weaknsss Of the ON
Mch and Indigestion.
James II. Murphy says HAner several physicians had
failed Boerhaves Holland Btters the pain from
my heArt and side, arising from Indigestion"
The editor Of the Kttanning Free Press says Aer
Of the best physicians in the place had failed Boerhayss
Holland Bters cured Of the form OF dyspepsia"
Francis Felix only manufacturer Of the orignR Extract
or liver"
Dr. Ludwig editor Of the Packet Baltimore pronounces
It medicine deserving theconfdence of the public.
Dr. Eherhart, the leading German phySciRn of Penna,
has II three
marked success in lsblttSttd states Of the digestive
ganB, or Of the system generally.
Tie Of the aou's Vinegar Factory says: al used
myself and therefore induced to try lis effect upon
wife, (troubled With the GEeat debility all of
consumptiYe hah and really is doing her good
than any thing she has tsken.h
expects TO fhd ln this beverage will
be isaPpoined but to the sick, weak and low Spirited
will grateful aromatic cordial 0ingu.
lar remedial properties.
Ht 81 perbOtts, Orstr bOussfor S. by the sole
prOprPtorR,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. AGO,
Manufacturing Pharmsceutists and Chemists
orCh De
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Change of Schedule.
Ts Is 9 PIG .. a sI2 nc.

E.s.5giE.ssssEI9 sI5l52ssg.9 - - 49, =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
NEW YoRK, July 19.-The U. S. mail steam
er Black Warrior, from Havana, on the 9th
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21
FOUNDRY PROPERTY

FOUNDRY PROPERTY
FOR sale or Sense, In West CoIumbiH, va.
TIVE property good working order, having Black
smith shop With res, Patterns and tools together
iha Of coke. The buildings so leShth
80 width shop, lathe shop With
lathe
The property Is in the centre Of ne
manufacturing county With large coal trade In
active operation.
The property Released ateE of years
ict Of steady habits good character
need apply. II should desire to purehA9e the
rent5 Win easy, either with without the stock.
This property has chartered privilege for manufacturing
f3u,lg. should company purchasing, desire It, the
chartered PRIVILEGES aliOe with the property
apis gid tfW SARGENT + BROTHER.
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MATHNW MoNABB.

MINI UELAO1 NINA94E Vt A-N44N1 III
DEALEh ~
FIOur. MIN Feed Of all kinds. Germ and
~ articles delivered free OF extra charge
!" Sn hshs Price paid in cash for ali County Produce
opposite the second Presbyterian Church. Centre wheel
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

~ Baltimore Il
lz53yzzzz1n
9z66z5{g6g
Founded 1852. Chartered 1854.
LOCATED
Corner Baltimore and Charles streets,
BALTIMORE, N d.
THIS Institution is now in u most prosperous and Hour
It been necessary obtain larger apartments for the
commOdaton OF the number of Students repre-
Il nov occupies of the conspicuous and desra
bly, located buildings in the city The rooms are commod
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young men
ties Of the Counting Room. or to obtain Thorough Pae
teal BHsHess Education generally, unsurpassed IN
S'''s' Faculty:
F. X. LoSIER,
Principal the Science of Accounts Commerce,
Business Customs, ETC.
Professor Of the Theory Keeping and
Commercial Calculations.
Associate Professor Of So : Of BooE.ikeepinE.
Professor Of business and Ornamental PenmanShIr.
aNTc r..
1 =: " : m n \ M.T He N Law a
rev. E.. ss YEA = 'I REEtE. DD.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. Kennedy Hon. joshua Nansant
Hon. Thomas Swami. VIM II, keiEhler Esq
Jacob Trust, Lsq, william hnh6s; Esq.
Standard WorkE, expressly for the use Of Students
s,r r"Is. .''4''' - - :
There being vacation duTnG the year. can en-
a any time.
The time usually required to complete the full course
from to IL weeks. r-
d RSstIfiy Circular containing
upwards Of sig souARR FRET representing the Exterior and
Interior View College, characteristic Designs
PenmanshIp &C., sent by mail Fe @ charge accompanied
JEST z. K. 1os1En, Baltimore, Nd.
RENOVAL.
form his friends and the public generally, -
that he has removed his Boot and Shoe cs-
~ INT p iron Oman man 70 ~ mn be- bsppy ~
nSva to wait upon those who may patronze him. He is
thankful for liberal share heretofore received and will
endeSTor 10 merit lis cor tinuancs IN the future.
my20-sm JAMES MAEIAhMs:-
GEORGE j. RrKD. ALvAH HALL.
BYRD 81 FL ALL.
NANurAcTrRERs wHoLEsALS DR4IFHs "
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
w a d z n n II en-
l3131INT.SS.ri,EEr
Near Broadway rw YORK
my 80 - --.-=---
Shipping FurS wanted.
1 sSSOS Goo eS91 ro- SKINS
eSSf0 Grey Fox
5000 Mink
IgtgO MGsSTst :"
IVlguN VIA Oet
lV0Vo oPpo'sOm a Away
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NAUTIOEl

The great popularity Of Aroma has Induced
many imita,iSns which public should guard 4Saast
purchasing Oe persuaded to buy anything else until
have given BnerhHvGs Holland Dtters aartral One boz
tr will convi- you how i7nitely superior its to Rlhes
limitations.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

Public Sale.
ON the 18th day OF August next viii cer fer sale in
" Of Bethany, Brooke Co.. Va the property
known as the Missouri Hotel which has been used by me
boarding house This house has ample room for tEen
onvehiently arranged either private public use
convenient outhouses and stablng attached. Ror
further Information apply to }. GEORGE.
iyT-tdW Bethany.
L UsT received, Ladies' Isle thread Gauntlsts,
- ny29 HEIskkhL sMkARIaGEN.
WE viii opPn this day, beautiful styles EJf
w Shawls, ap9nl HE1SRRIl e0 EARlNGTN.
DORDkRED and other styles French Lawns received
u sB2n HEISKELL sNSRARIN6EN,
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BIZ pHR UNION hINR.

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONRoE STREETS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

{" coSTARs RAT EXTERMINATOR.
An lnGnlble destroyer of RATS, MICE, ANTS GROUND
MICE, MoLES &c. &c. (Not dangerous to the HumSn
Fauily do die in their hOIeI bnt come out ana
Put up in 2ec., SSc CSc, -, 81. 81, and IS eoxrs
"CoSTADhS" Red RUG RXTERSiINAToR.
Never known faN-nnd usrd day by thousands
in New York ami elsewhere.
Put IN 26c. 6uc 6c ST. 81 90 % 81, and ~ 30 Bottles
"COSTAll'S'' ELkUTRIC POWDER.
For The destruction of Morris, MosQuITok, FtIEa, FtE,
PLANT lSsEcTS TBaNIS on fowls IND ASNALs, dc. &c.
Put up in 25c. ald Ntc. ReNGS
Sold Wholesale and Retail Ut 'C0STARS" PRINCIPAL
DEPOT 8Ss BROADWAY, NEW YORK, and by the pr.pci-
pal DRUGGISTS and DEALERS throughout the CaitCG
States, the Cdita6ds, Hes KaUies, LdloISt ana Sah
AJasrfcd.
E- Orders must aItcoySbe accompanied by the cash.
k5H No goods sent comm sslnn.
40 Small Sqatplc Packages put up at the lowest whole
sale prices for first ordcrs In places with Cards. Show
Bills, Posters, DC. &c. 3
81 PaekaFss expressly Put up for s!ps. steansOAss.
Hotels, Public Institutions, &c.
~ Full particulars TO HNo6SsaIs DealsES-kcales Of
priceP DC. &C., will be promptly mailed application.
Address HCOSTAI2' No. 3S9 Broadway, n Y.
Bold by T. II LOGAN / co. and
LAUGHLINS DUSHFlELD.
unhq Kinda Wheeling.
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New Observation-Disclosures.


2LBERTsG q. III GlI.J q LsSON.a 4
Advertising and Corresponding Oer, Nc. 800 BroauwRy
New York.
HIGHLY 1IATPOltIlNN:Ii no
REGTl RIEIES, LIQUOR MRGeGIA.ANFS
AND tYIESSE. Es5 f g ROGERa.
DIR. FEUCEITNE Anglers
F1AvORtS0s TO pRnHJIE AT A MnMESTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQu0R
n undersigned haa laty iagde great improvements In
this branch of business. The iaynrgs put puck
Of Pure Spirit either 9Th proof and Liquors such
Cornae either dark pale, lloanI AMI Enslish Gin ls
luac and ST. CruIN Rum, AuHunsriA, olrn, Irish md
Scotch WhsEsE, Apple, Peaeh ChSETy AMI Raspberry rnr-
Dr., Port and Madeira Wines wall he Instantly pEoiae.'l "
requires skill, hut Attia HOC1i spirit, 81
The hest CGs' all, fFe.l fellow ana White, wHFrAntci
genuine, as low aslrt other Inn ort.r in thu, g.
Essences of every Liquor. Extract O CvgnAc, H. OF
which produces 2pJ Pnilons Of coSnac.
Raw WhSkey may bS Or. P's aye and icly preparation
he made smooth wifi hut trilng expense.
The price Of FtaERrigs extremely moderate, and de
rcc;Ions IN full supplied by
CHeWft and Importer ErES ESseHtiuf Oils t'ad Net
ais, DTlUcrre6tA'st .ad IISfopTIpssc IL ttCdLs,
No. 143 Maiden 14nne. EcIv. York.
D. Sole Agent for 9oIfry celebrated Cordial Rtera
and Gin. nps5-6md&N
Great aud Unusual Inducements
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT IN FIRST
class engrayIugs Kill be made until fnsheF notlee
ALI CASH PURCHASES OF
LooKING.GLAsSES, PICTURE FRAMES. -
ENGRAYlHuS ARTISTS MATERIALS, &C., &c.
WHICH WILL ny sOLn ISpRplSpESILT Of TIE hEpUCTioH
nt the LOWEST MARKET PRICES, and tlr privilege Of
rcilng said deduction from nn1enSG Stock pns graf
variety %
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

BENJAMIN PAGE, JR AGO,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,
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BOOKS. Stationery, 30.

TAs G. ORR No. III Main would invite the at
tentIon reading community and merchants in the
Trade 20 his large and we'll selected stock OF Books,
statoncy PAPER 1t is his intention TO keep on
hand supply articles usually kept his line Give
him call and you will fail TO be satisfied with botn
stock and prices. -, -,
ready for Inspection In few days. feb6
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l1S, p b ...................S
Bar. .....-.....-----SE
Shot, bag. .-..2 "a
LEATHER.
Spanish Hem. . D .3G'935
Hal ness. .,... .BSgF Sc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21
FROM ST. LOUiS.

he city continues free from yellow fever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

THE subscriber takes pleasure In informing the public
general and his customers and figndsi particular,
that he intekdG to REMOVE HIS heavy and
FnahiOnnble stock Of CloIhtnE
To the spacious room, No. 20 Main street, Centre wheeling
lately occupied by Pollock, and two below RoSmsF
friends want ClSthnE call after the nrst
Anil nhlSl JACOB STEINFEl.D.
NE Bonnet Ribbons just opened.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-21

..Is-- PIANO FORTES a. Y1OLINS.
45zsEs$1 Just received, an addition 70 our stock Of
Y = Piano Furtes nom CHLckERING SONS
which make complete aud which VIC olsr
The lowest Eastern prices and NArrhnt them NOS Cpy
and Pine Guitar with good stock of Variety Goods and
Notions at No. a6 Union st. (InySl J. MELLOR
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL Oh
FRESH GROCERIES.

TI ss"net Ribbons jf nr HRsRid swEAnnoEs
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

er about half mile below that village.
The width of the river at the former place is
three hundred feet; at the latter three hun
dred and seventy-fve feet; the grading line
at each place being about sixty feet above
the water. 5tIft
From Big Prairie the course is little east
of north, and at about twelve miles distant,
the head waters of White River are reached.
The line thence passes over very favorable
country for railroad construction, to the south
branch of Pere Marquette River. Passing
thence into Lake county, the line crosses the
north branch of Pere Marquette River, as al
so the two south branches of the Manistee,
and strikes the south line of Wexford county.
Near the north line of that county it crosses
the Big Manistee-width about one hundred
and fifty feet. From this point it passes on
ward to Grand Traverse county; crosses the
Grand Traverse or Boardman River, near the
center of the county, and after running to the
CdoJ dIul VI lIdNcIoO lay ~ Idhco a
westerly course and terminates at Little Trav-
erse Bay. The grades, for the most part,
particularly through the northern portion of
the route, are extremely favorable for
the easy construction Of the railway, afford
ing very direct line, with easy grades and
curves, and requiring the removal of but a
small portion of earth, as compared with
Eastern Railways.
The distance from Grand Rapids to the
northern terminus, by way Of tlae village Of
Newaygo, is one hundred seve nty-four and
one half miles. The estimate cost of the
road, by that route, is 100000. Distance
by way of Croton, one hundred and seventy
one miles; estimated cost, by this route, So
9l4,97O.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
Attachment Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for the
County of Ottawa
Ralston " Palmer In Attachment Notice is
VS.. l. hereby given that on the
Henry A. Mitchell. 10th day of December, A. D.
1856, Writ of Attachment was issued out OF the
Circuit Court for the County Of Ottawa, in favor
of Ralston b. Palmer, the Plaintiff therein, and
against the property Of Henry A. MITCHELL DEFEND
ant therein, for the sum Of fifteen hundred dol
lars; and was made returnable on the hrst Iues-
day Of January, A. d. 1857, at the Court House, in
the village of Grand Haven, and that 1t appears
by the return of the Sherfon said writ that prop
erty has been attached thereon, ana that the de-
PENDANT therein could not be found.
M. B. HOPKINS. Pitts Attorney.
Dated Grand Haven, January &c, 1857. I274 4w
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
GRAND RAPIDS AND NORTHERN RAILWAY.

GRAND RAPIDS AND NORTHERN RAILWAY.
From the Report of WIN. P. INNEs, Esq,
Chief Engineer, to the President and Direct
ors of the Company, we derive some interest
ing statistics in relation to this projected rail-
way, running from Grand Rapids to Little
Traverse Bay, known as the Grand Rapids
and Northern Railway.
From Grand Rapids to Big Prairie, in
Newaygo county, two surveys have been
made, one by way of Newaygo village, and
the other by way of the village of Croton,
in the same county. Only one line has been
surveyed thence to the northern terminus of
the road. The surveyed route by way of the
village of Newaygo crosses Muskegon River
above what is called the Courthouse Square.
That by way Of Croton crosses the same riv-
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
For the Grand River Times.
Mill Point Jan'v % 1877

ED. TINES: In looking over the report
of the settlement with the County Treasurer,
contained in your last paper, l was not lit!
tie surprised to find no account of monies as
having been received from the County Clerk,
Court fees, during, the last two years Where
is it, This is quite an item, and should be
in our County Treasury to meet out standing
orders. There is, undoubtedly, quite an amt
of money, from that source, as yet unaccount-
ed for, or, at least, lying in obscurity. Who
will explain9 A TAX PAYER.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

Ey A joint resolution passed the Senate,
on the 18th inst, instructing our Senators,
and requesting our Representatives in Con-
gress, to use all honable means to secure,
from the Government an appropriation of
$4,000 to render safe and secure, as may
be, the works of the st. Mary's Canal.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

REMovAL.-Our neighbors of the Enqui-
rer have removed their office into Messrs.
Porter & Witheys' new block, nearly opposite
the Post Office, from which, we understand,
the Enquirer will make its temperance to-
morrow morning. We expect some day, if
not sooner, to remove into the same building,
corner of Canal and Lyon streets, where we
hope, with increased facilities for business, to
receive the hearty support and encourage
ment of generous public.
re- r D. Eaple
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
Notice..

At the next meeting of the Grand Haven Lyce-
um the question to be discussed, is, elias the In
dian race been more oppressed than the Negro
race 2" Dsputants appointed
Affirmative, Capt T. w. WHITE and A. j. LEG :
CAT; Negative, S. B. HOPKINS and Capt. JAS.
DALTON.
10 general invitation is extended to the cit
liens, and particular one to the Ladies.
E.P. FERRY, Sec'y.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28

Eg- The Newaygo Republican seems tc
possess goodly share of worldly prosperity
more, we should think, than usually falls tc
the share of newly established country pa
pers. It's subscription list exhibits nearly
seven hundred names; and its proprietor says
he has already sent for press that will ena-
bic him to increase the size Of his paper, and
render it adequate TO the demands of the
reading public, in the amount Of general in
telligence that may then be found in its col
umns. Success to the Republican.
A paper has also been recently established
at the village of Croton, but few miles from
Newaygo, called the Croton Journal, claim
ing circulation of six hundred copies, week.
~. Judging from the number Of subscribers
to these weeklies, we set down the good peo-
pie of Newaygo county as reading people,
consequently intelligent, moral, upright, and
by no means unmindful of the printer
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
In report of one of Lieut.. Maury's lee

In report of one of Lieut.. Maury's lee
lures, we find the following quaint tribute tc
the enterprise of Americans: In the lee
turer's opinion, the water thermometer, by
determining the boundaries of the Cult
Stream, had done as much as internal i'm
provement towards helping the Yankees 10
steal the mouth of the Mississippi, and place
it at New York--a theft which the Portland
ers seemed on the point of initiating with
the mouth of the st. Lawrence"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
Attachment Notice.

AttaCnmenC NUCICe'
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court for
the County of Ottawa:
Galen Eastman, Plaintiff, NOTICE. Is hereby
VS.. ~ given Inat on the
Lewis KENYON. Defendant fifteenth day of De-
cember. A. ID. 1885, a writ of attachment was issu-
ed from the court above named wherein the par
ties above named were plaintiff and defendant, for
the sum of two thousand dollars, that said writ
was made returnable on the first Tuesday Of jan
nary. 1857 and that as appears from the return Of
said writ property has been attached thereon, and
that the defend ant above named could not be
found. GALEF EASTMAN, Plaintih.
JOHN T. HOLMES, Atty.
Grand Haven, Jan. o. 1887. 274 Ia
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
re-. R. D. Eagle.

We understand, that Rev. S. S. N. GREE
LEY, of Great Darlington, Mass, has fully and
finally consented to settle in this city, and
take charge of the Congregational Church.
He will prove valuable addition to our city,
and the congregation over which he will pre-
side could scarcely have done better.
Grand Rapids Daily Herald.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
n9y- The Pacific Railroad bill is now &C

ES- The Pacific Railroad bill is now con-
sidered hopelessly lost, for the present session,
other matters more Immediately connected
with the we'll being Of Government and the
prosperity of the country generally, impera-
lively claiming attention during the few weeks
left previous to the constitutional time of adj
journment.
Mr.. Douglas, it is said, will report in few
days bill authorizing a State government
for Minnesota, and fix the boundary as pro-
vided in Mr.. Rice's BILL
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-01-28
Milwaukee. Jan'y %

J. R. Doolittle was to-day elected u. s.
Senator for the State of Wisconsin, for six
years from March 4th, 1857. He takes the
place of Governor Dodge. The vote on joint
ballot stood-Doolittle, Republican, 70;
Dunn, SO. H