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IDEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
s. H. Kerfoot & Co.,
So - DearbOrll-St. - 81
NeIt Door to the Post Office.

M. 49, fcc fTnnt tr IL fet 1ctp Al alley ~ E
wide cn I'r.rc ayefle .fert;t cast Of Mr..
Carkh rc<icncc: Tht. has c.4>t front AID i.
very desiraJlt- 1'sict 81 HNut. OF titur.
No. A7-1oa fet fran! hy T.: fret deep cartr. stfe,
:rt~r4n Wa~fn@nu aut Ma.~.n. TIL. t.
situated on hrss eia-h n-rhb.huoa, ,1,! vii.
tr se!t in small luts Tricc ~ pei f,ut, u
CANAL TIME.
NJ. 43lEEck 11'ue ard lot North 3asalc street telr
Oak ssGrt, with tEicS barn. at. Tris house IL
Veil hnl:heA atd r,nha!,,. Gas, W;tsr Marn,s
Nantes. &c, IL. 1'rcs e'.aH-h e:>h. la:auer
III ono anil twa year,. With t~r cct Interest.
NJ. $3.50 f.4 ly Itl feet t.1rtlo3N Ahez
dcru and Tyisr strsrt.. frire fl,oVs. s=4..
$40, 900.
~. &i-A uuey toe.ted sick oock Of E:tt scr.- rayy
strld;''& : *'"r' fcn. can e purchased at thi>
ta make pI!rliIas: t' tAi* a1:1lil cln n.
Commend tl!s pr"lr::y as very .lrs:r.hlp
splendid pltce u rniEty tI,r nn5e1+t rf
C3nAl aud Iwclf1lt streets. l~ t,nrC1Ati tEHI
CllEAF. has ~ fet Twelfth strut aud 110 feet IN
Can4l At1ett.
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Carriages.

MIA WEIGHS EASTERN
N@& Carriage Kepee!tcry, .: md ~ Fsarkuz
s1eet (he<ween Lass aaa Raatop2) ChlcaSa m Feers
constantly oa hand good Assceat Of 7ev and seerd-
soeaut8soa.
~ a61ua-dM F,W, TELCH
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a1Aolh UE CulEE JUSTICE FARS0NS...... d! CO
TIE ,AXExeEm AND OTHER PAPERS pY Tnos.
PERc1yALs POEMS. evols blue and Coll. ,t..75
MRS: JAMEsoS's STUDIES AND STORIES. Blue
LIFE OF DOUGLAS JERRoLD, .aloo
ARAGoS BIOGRAPHIES. .vo!s.. t.oo
OWEN MERED1TH's POEMS Blue aud Gold, Is e.,,
SECURING OF THE WHITE uoRsE.....,....al.o
LORD DuFfEE1S's YACHT VOYAGE. .,,oo
THOESDALE............. .....,.......,........N.95
CHARLES K1SGsLEYs SIR WALTER RALEIGH.
LIFE OF s1I PH1L1p SIDNEY, 800
ERNEST 81 cea.s.
CHRISTMAS HOURS certs.
FANNY KEMBLEs poE4s. lilo,
WILLIE W1SK1E's NURSERY SONGS. :; cents,
LoSGFELLOW's NILES SrASpIsH = cents
sALA's JOURNEY DUE NORTH.
NoTNENWELL's POEMS. Blue and Gold, IS cents
THE AGE. By "FESTUS" eerts
LIFE OF GEORGE STEPHENSON, ,s1oo
DOrGLAS JERR0LDS WIT. ccass
SCHOOL DAYS AT RUGBY
BaRToLs CHURCH AND CONGREGATION, At %
TRELAWSEYSx REcoLLECT1oNs OF SHELLY
AND cents.
RAN AWAY TO SEA. By MArNE REID. 49,, 70 ceats
CHARLES REApE'S WHITE L1Es....,..nes
RoBERTsoS'5 SERMONS. lst sesies..
RoBERTsoS's SERMONS ID se!iet. n .oo
ROBEETSoN'S SERMONS. "a series .Aln
RoBERTsoSs LECTURES AND ADDRESSES, ,31no
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@fmlllg Mdebtnes.
e WIN MACHINES


Thu great Improvements h,ety a;ta- uore thao douA,s
IT. fostr va!c and ohyates The only objection ercf rs
sfatst e "a ~ lss ~ozt vi ~ 1p t4onza svs13
cnraaes %oos- They viii t..teh, hen tuck Eathsr, I'd
ed E:uut9. IatE e4kJ tezEEsd ftota p3ataa trs
uons samples nd eculazs KIT o. recspt It ss3. L.
estats fa' ET.otsd t. ~ @rsoTed manufacturing
superior ha':rx ktht ind }ares 1p4ee IN o,inx
Price reduced from - to - tae9dia3 ate tvad tooE
ku1Se aaa neeaes Ill complete. The Cntverat Htua1ef4
kad Axrut4.
C. At W*xars shee store lss Lake .tses. 1ess Cs.k
Ad.ife*s l.. CORNELL 4 CO, Boz ss3 chiaEo n.
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Humboldt The Benefnctor OF Agnkslz.
At Tic unuua meeting Of the American Acad-
cn'y Of Arts aud Sciences, held in Boston, on
Tuesday afternoon, Professor .,sassiz pro-
nouuccd feeling culogy on the late Baron
Humboldt. aud in the course Of his remarks,
narrated the following incident:
can well say that there is not a man engaged
In scientific Investigations in Europe, who has
not received Ut his hands marked tokens Of lis
faroF, and who is not under dccp obligations TO
him. Nay be permitted TO tclI circumstance
which is personal to me in that respect, sud
which shows what lie was capable OF doing
while he was fdrbidding an OPPORTUNITY 10 tel
il: was only "a years Of aee wltcn IN Paris,
Mhi1hcf lad gone with nouns given n,c BY
friend; but was ii last about to resign nly stud.
les from want Of ability 10 meet MY c4rensrs
Professor MitSchcrlich was then On O visit 10
Paris. and had seen bin in the morning, when
hc bud asked me what was the causc Of Inv de-
pressed feelings, and told him TINT had 10 70,
Tor had notliin: left
The next morning as Vas seated At break
FAST in frnut Of the yard Of the hotel where
lived, saw the servant Of Humboldt approach,
lie handed ME note, saying there was no ar.
1"er aud disappeared. 1oPeaed thu note, and
see 1t How bclofe inc Us distinctly as il held
the paper in my hind. II said:
"Ar friend, hear that you intend leaving
ra17s IL consequence Of some embarrassment.
That shall not be. wish you to remain here
as long Is tfc object for which YOU came is not
accomplished. | enclose you check Of go.
II is loan which You may repay whel. you can
Some years atter~ard when could have re-
paid him wrote. asking for the privilege Of re-
nalnlng forever in his debt. knowing lint this
request would he more consonant to his feel
iRgs than the recovery Of the money, aud am
now in his debt. What he has done for me. /
know he has donc for man; others; in silence
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-~. SHELTON, FUTILE &
98 Cos EASrRRN c1RRI1GE REPoE-
-: TnEE. IT American i Transportation Conp,sys
xo@i zsse:tsatat of RosassT1 Sadc Stet. Goneocd.
Tap and oPe3 Ba<x.a, su1des, Aa+nes, &C., he, eon.
kz1I.:!y on hand.
4rAM, ,tra.d15 III u HIf1 1r<,t
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MESsRs. WADSW0RTu l. WELLS.
GFtcrdl guFuts.

prick 1IACIIINES.-Patented.
IL New York. tsA- Im2sn.edia Ia 1864
FIVE ORDINARY HANDS. with = hor.e To s7t.a IL
s7y+ VIII Lay o1 The yzri ID 00 A0 bricks Ia hE =,
pe!of 70 land aa7de 7her rp tie cup1aQ tub,
mill and arr rsally moved 'm rub another Ver.
ny So xa7zhted strong a1t likely xet out of oFer
Taey prucnx the finest hsek IN ChIcafo PcA aioa
R4lfs Improved Ho1ae Power Moa,de.A rs.
BRICK PRESS
One and hoy pse+s 100 u 400 per dxT aon1s
10 the best rhladepha pres brick. The hrck ~ tv
I! nd deEe1 ,ren a. a. the exs factanx hH be saor
adjusted that orlnzy h.ud keep he de1 En- ~
Il esIter. Fy7ee, 41H9. es'@
Apply to 9. c. RIPLEY. II the ONCE Of Aid xvx,. ~
Madison street. Chicago and RICHARD RO;rW Il IL
Loul@ "nFFe Eaenlnts can ~ a4d Mh3G44t1
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39res4 Trihtttte.


JOB PRINTING.
Tlepnrss Ap T11ppSE oz7cr Il p1epassa 70 e..cu,e On
ss9t 1ace. evsJ .asy of Job Printing in the pxsr MAX
NEE aud nj iAe L1aea Lisieo Price. Fsess attention
given to the rriuIn4ef
EJn1a CAxpa LETTER UxApa BuHNxA,s
lSErHF11, fo8rkE. FE1iE.uNrs
fAhr1LETA EArC1AR& f.nrcrs
kz.AxE Norm. 14nr1A T,cxFTs
cEP1:INTING IN COLORS 81
In III n FaFet!t dene IN tsart!fu 4t:e aa At moderate
rassa An c1aalIao7 VI Specimens It'd prlers ,rspctt
fully iuvtea.
codeFs from The esratsy r:,ap:!; tlec apt sud ,sat
tcr1et: c1irsa.
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NJ A P Q L E q MIC IDEAS,
Emperor Louis Napoleon.

| N AP Q l. E Q MIC I'D EAS,
Emperor Louis Napoleon.
vo}ans. lzznp. n snta-
5sSssss1fsfes: IT.: = N;,'sn G.ss,,
Put 4ta-fhe Fostiga Question.
ks!s .ast e e e. h@5fsss ia os:hs Emperor
Part sth-Conciu1ou
I. f9ha 3r.a:1.!oa st r. e1ea. political mark
Soro sye II has the m<li Of 6ins sbo1t apd q En-.
1ma compass policy of f1aate Ind he1 paee
I'd rns snss
E. "; s.,:,
g 5Sfs {;f
4 n ENGLISHMAN'S OPINION
"A Of Htaesn Agriculture, ssH. Climate, Cropa Pro-
duct Stock, Country and Future fEpspee&..
PRAIRIE FARMING N AMERICA
WITH so1tz BIT TIE WAY o.
CANADA AND THE UTlTED STATES.
Ry James Catrd, MP.
Authos q "Eag!sh Agriculture" Letters on the Com
ss' T. Ill 2sa< e. daScs iaas Y 1{5S R.
T., TIE telosine New Ak!isayfa3 J. E9o5. xe haze now
s.: s!E?!?i: 6 S4ks5S es&SH ESiSE FAIf
EEFGk FSrs snt . *Eh!SAH rSFER AS
FkI!T 1ooK i0o: fAKI Dix S1SlSo. >I1; LiSs. Ia
S4ir9 FskaiS IL. fs W,,S. H1sa 1t;1
siaae Tres Fu!t Tles Ioxe5; aa upsu every d<psst:
and ea1s & postage 'aid, o"He'pt w. 1'A
MORALITY AND THE STATE
4sA By SIMEON NASH.
Judge Ct the Court VI Common Pleas, Of Ohio.
lTol1 limo. Price u - Sent BY nall.
READ THE FOLLOWING
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UCTU : L E L Y E'S
~ LIQUID CATAKRf1 REMEDY.
Naratt*s i"! a. permanent errr for tatarah
tire mi. II n. rfa!> EAchan.e ri Lake and
N"> -t:e-f. 4 t.rras. With fall particulars It disease
ETC. will re ~ IL at5 adjs> ul,n iIc fectitf IT penny
1Ns.n:e s:4nn. NY.I EXGiAsa
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

HOLIDAY GIFTs.-There are two places
in our village, yea three, where gifts suit
able for presentation, on the holidays, can
be obtained, TO wit: II. GRIFFIN is ag't
of The American Bible Society, for the
sale of Bibles, Testaments, DC, and he
has some most beautiful copies on hand,
at very low prices, that would make a
splendid and highly valued gift.
Again, GEO ID. HARVEY is prepared to
furnish, at club prices, any and all the
choice Magazines of the day, to witt
Godey's Lady's Book, Harpers Monthly
Magazine, Harpers Weekly, the Atlantic
Monthly, Gleason's Pictorial, &C., &C.
Either of which for year would make a
gift worthy a particular friend, be that
friend male or female.
Again, our friend WHEELER has q very
choice selection of Jewellery, of almost
every variety and description, which he
offers cheap for cash. Therefore, consult
the taste Of your friend, and then purchase
the gift.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14
I OuR MrAr MAnKErs.-why, it

K Our MEAT MARKErs.-Why, it g
scarcely six years since, if we wanted a
piece of nice steak or roast with which
to treat our family or friends, we were at
a loss frequently to know where to 60 to
obtain it, as our village did not afford
n regular meat market. Now wo have
three.
Our friend LosEE keeps a large and
choice supply of meats of every variety
constantly on hand at his market, on
Washington street, near the Congrega-
tional church, where, from early dawn to
the ringing of the nine o'clock bell, that
summons us 10 our families for the night,
you can obtain any piece of beef pork, or
mutton or other variety Of meat in its
season, or even a link of sausage, as your
fancy dictates. LosEE advertises and he
succeeds finely.
And then nearly opposite the Post
Office you find the market of FRED. J..
BEcKrEL. Who has not heard of
"FRED?" He has one of the neatest
and most attractive meat stalls that one
will meet with in many mile of travel,
and he is well patronized too; and why
cause he advertises, and sells good meat,
cheaply.
Then, again, nearly opposite GRIFFIN's,
you find the market of ]. COLEMAN
You can find delicacies for your table there
as elsew here. He don't advertise now to
our knowledge, but presume he will do
so next year. Twill pay. And in con-
nection with this, farmers that have stock,
good and fat, whether beeves, porkers OF
sheep, can find a ready market for the
same at LosEE's or "FRED's.," and will
obtain therefor the highest market price
in cash.
Our BAKERIEs.-We have two baker
les at Grand DEMONSTRATIONS of re-
cent date. At these our citizens can be
accommodated, at all times, with bread,
cakes, pies, and all kinds of Knick-Knacks,
cheap for cash. Parties requiring haste
of preparation, pic-nics, &C., can be ac-
commodated on very short notice, and on
most satisfactory terms.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

WEATHER PREDIcTIoN.-Prof. RYAN
has revelation again from the clerk Of
the weather. We are duly notified that
we are TO have ffty-two storms during the
coming winter, the most "squally" one
that we have experienced for many a
year. Overcoats, mittens and furs are TO
be in great demand. In short, a severe
winter is before us. We were expecting
different state of things but RYAN and
the laws of nature are immutable; and
we submit with bow of reverence.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

Messrs. BARNS & FosnA: Winter has
to all appearances set in upon us, closing
all ports but those visited by the Ocean
Steamers. Herewith / transmit report
of the arrivals and departures of vessels
at this port for the season just closed:
In ls48 there were only 1873 arrivals
and departures; in 1850 there were SOC
arrivals and 304 departures-of these the
steamer Croton has made 32, leaving 274
arrivals of vessels, scows, &C., and with
very few exceptions all loaded within the
harbor. The water on the bar aver
aged 81 feet the season through; the
greatest depth, in June, 8 feet; least depth,
in September, feet, and closing, LIST Dec,
with feet. We have now $50 feet of
now pier on the north side, and we conf
IDENTIFY expect depth of Z feet the great
or part, if not all, of next season.
The following statement shows nearly
the amount of exports of White River for
the year 1859:
100000 slaves.
100000 shingles.
500 cords single bolts.
1000 cords wood.
10000 r. r. ties.
100000 feet lumber.
500 bbls fish.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

y "Lo! The Pooh INDIAN."--Just above
Baskerville, in this county, at the present
time, may be found encamped among n
handful of others an Indian and a Squaw
who have each seen the SHOWS cf more
than one hundred winters. Old Black
Bird, Pottawatamie, who has attained
the age of 1o3 years, and the Squaw Of
old Blue Eye, who is about six months
Black Birds junior. The latter remembers
his tribe in all their prosperity and valor
as warriors, when in numbers and strength
they were like the tall oaks of the forest
but now behold in their place mere
handful of encryated, dispirited followers,
over whom he still prosides as chief
though tho glory Of the scepter has sadly
departed. Black Bird, under his weigh,
Of years still exhibits the characteristic:
of true Indian. His locks that once
We'd with the ravens wing, are now thick
ly frosted with the SHOWS Of age, yet hi
form is erect, his eye keen and piercing
his tread firm and elastic, and he follow
the deer with all the enthusiasm Of Tn
youthful hunter. Black Bird is now, a
he has ever been, the friend Of the whit
man.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

THE Singing Glass, under the leader
ship of Prof. E. VAN NORMAN, meets in
the upper rooms at the Union School
house, on each Tuesday and Friday eve
ming. The musical talent and aptness
TO teach of the Professor is too we'll known
to our citizens to need any special notice
and we are right glad to see so many Of
our young men and ladies in attendance
as pupils, and still there is room, and VIC
hope to see others in earnest TO acquire @
knowledge of vocal music.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

STEAMER MICHIGAN SUNK.-On the
evening Of the 18th inst, the steamer
Michigan sunk near her usual place OF
landing, in this city, in about five feet
of water. She had doppcd down on
that evening n few rods below the lit
tie warehouse, intending to lay up for the
winter, and was in good condition--no
water in her hold-and on the following
morning was found half submerged
The cause of this accident has not YET
been ascertained: at least we have moi
learned il. G. X. Eagle, Och.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

LIVE DEMOCRATS Such Democrats
rs have no interest and lend no support,
materially or otherwise, TO their paper of
the county can not be alive. We hope
to see general awakening of the democ-
racy of our county. Our strength, once
brought 10 bear, is sufficient TO ovcrwhelm
all opposing forces of the enemy to our
beloved country-modern Republicanism.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

n>BE HANNoSroS FARnER-A newspaper de-
j. voted TO Literature and Agriculture, also
setting forth full accounts Of the new settlement
of Hammonton, in New Jersey, can be subscrib-
ed for nj only 25 cents per annum. Inclosc post
age stamps for the amount Address TO Editor
of the Farmer, HamTonton p. o., Jefferson Co.,
Now Jersey. Those wishing cheap land of the
best quality, in one Of the hoalthiest and most
delightful climates In the Union, and where
crops are never cut down by frosts, the terrible
scourgc Of the north, sec advertisement Of Ham
monitor hands.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

CoSeREss.-No organization has up
to the present time been effected in the
House, and consequently we have nothing
of much importance respecting our ma
tional Legislature TO lay before our read
ers. We hope to bo able to present the
Presidents Message TO our patrons imme-
diately after it shall have been submitted
TO Congress.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

EE- We notice the arrival of the pro-
peller Wisconsin,, from Milwaukee, run
ming in connection with the Cugahoga.
This fact speaks well for the enterprise
and business character of the d. " M,
r. r. Co. by whom they are chartered.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

o re- According to the new and latest
issue of the time table of the d. d M.
r. r. Co. we have now one train only
per day going East and West, viz: East,
u o'clock morning; arrives 7:lo evening.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

EE We earnestly invite our readers,
every one, of whatever political faith, to
a candid perusal of an article +" Conscience
no Excuse for Crime" in to days issue,
from the N. Y. Observer.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14
CTATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit

CTATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit
- Court for the County Of Ottawa, in Chanccry:
Henry Morgan, Complainant rs. Charles f.
Wyman, Carlton l.. Storrs, Charles Reynolds,
Ciamaliel f. Hcrrick, Harvey 7. Plat and
George II. Wyman, Defendants:
AT session Of said Court, begun and holden
Mt the Court House, in the village Of Grand
Haven, in said county, on Saturday the fifteenth
day of October, eighteen hundred and fifth nine:
Present the Hon. Z. j. Littlejohn, Circuit Judge.
In this cause ON reading and fling due proof
that the defendants, Gamaliel Il. Herrick, Har-
vey p. Plat and George II. Wyman, are nom
residents of this State, on motion Of Whitney &
Gray, solicitors for said complainant Il is order
ed that the said defendants, Gamalel Il. Her
rick, Harvey 7. Plat and George III. Wyman,
cause their appearance 10 be entered in this cause
within one hundred days from the date Of this
ORDER and that in case Of their appearance they
cause their answer TO the compliments bill TO
be fled and copy thereof to be served on tho
solicitors for said complainant. within twenty
days after service Of copy of said bill and notice
OF this ORDER and for that the said
bill be taken rs confessed by the sold defend
ants, Ganialiel IL. Hcrrick. Harvey p. Piatt and
George ii. Wyman. And II Is further ordered
that within twenty days the said complainant
cause this order TO be published in some newspa-
per printed in said county, and that the said
publication be continued In said paper once In
each week for six weeks In succession or that
no cause copy Of this order 10 be personally
served on said defendants, Gamaliel f. Herrick.
Harvey p. Plat and George III. Wyman, mt least
twenty days before the time above prescribed
for their appearance.
JAMES p. SCOTT, Register
WI-HEY GRAY, Sol'rs for Comprt [43 WI
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

LEE Strenuous means are now actively
employed to get off the steamer Milsoau-
kee. We confidently believe she will BIO
ahoat again in short time.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

re- All The members of the l. o. of
G. r., No. so, of this village, are respect
fully invited to be present at the next
meeting of the Lodge. Important bust
ness awaits attention.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14
Special Term of the Circuit Court.

opCVAdl 4Cl Ill VI OlC OlA CulJ OOulb
\ Special Term of the Circuit Court for the
IA County of Ottawa is hereby appointed to be
held on the second Tuesday Of January 1860, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the transaction of such
business, civil and criminal as may then be in
readiness for hearing.
+. J. LITTLEJ0HN,
Alegan, Nov. 2, 1859. Circuit Judge.
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURTS IN THE
NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
TN accordance with law, do hereby fix and
Il appoint the times for holding the Circuit
Courts for the Ninth Judicial Circuit of the State
of Michigan for the years 1850 and 1861 as fol-
lows, in
ALLEGAx CouSrY-on tho third Tuesday of
March, the second Tuesday of July, and the
fourth Tuesday Of October,
OTTAWA CoUNrY-on the fourth Tuesday Of
March, the fourth Tuesday of juno and the
third Tuesday in October.
MUSHROOM CouNTY-0n the first Tuesday in
April and the second Tuesday in October.
NEwAYGo CouxrY-on the second Tuesday in
April and the first Tuesday in September.
MEcosrA CouNrY-0n the third Tuesday in
April, and the second Monday in September.
(0sceola County attachcd.)
ocEAxA CouSrY-On the fourth Monday in
April, aud the first Thursday in October.
MASON CoUNrY--0n the fourth Thursday in April
and the first Monday in October.
MANIsTEE CoUSTY-0n the first Tuesday in
May, and the fourth Tuesday in September.
(Waxford and Missaukie Counties attachcd).
GRAND TRAVERSE CouSrY-0n the second Tues
day in May, and the third Tuesday in Sep
TENDER antrim and Kalkaska Counties at
tached). +. j. LITTLEJ0HN,
Circuit Judge Of 9th Judicial Circuit.
Allegan, Nov. /, 1869. IN AZ Sw
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

EE- Owing to the crowded state Of
our columns we are obliged to leave out
of this weeks paper much matter which
was prepared for il.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

The Lyceum, is now in good working
order, the discussions animated and in
structivo. All citizens, and others who
choose to be in attendance on Thursday
evening will find themselves ever welcome
to the rooms Of the society.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

Eg"OLD HuNKER,' we are obliged
to defer your contribution to next issue.
1t shall then appear.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-12-14

Eg- A special meeting of the /. o.
of o. F., will be held at their Lodge
Room this evening. A general attend
ance is desirable.
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q ~ Our correspondent, LILLE A.
BRoss, stakes it for granted that she is
an unwelcome visitor" Why so?
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EE- BEN SMITH, Esq, of Ottawa
Center, it seems is now the proprietor of
the Rathbun House, Grand Rapids.
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LEAvEYwoRTH, Dec. 0.
The entire republican State ticket is
undoubtedly elected by majorities over
5000. Every county heard from, OK
cepting Leayenworth, gives a republican
majority. Haldeman, democrat, for Con-
gress, is ahead of his ticket thus far
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wI-nrY 4 GnAY, sol,rs for Oemnlt Iis nl

DERsoSs wishing 10 change their business TO
Il arapidly increasing county, New Settle
mate is mild and delightful, 500 advertisement
Of the Hommouton Settlemcntin another column
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LEGAL ADVERT ZSEnENT.S.
Administrators Sale.

IN pursuance of a license to me granted by the
l. Probate Court for the County Of Ottawa, in
the State of Michigan, bearing date the TWEEN
ty-frst day of November, A. ID. 1852 shall
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, mt
the premises in the township of Wright, in said
county, on Saturday, the fourteenth day of JAN
uary next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, for
the purpose of paying legal claims against the
estate of the late Michael Waldar, deceased, all
the right title and interest which the said de-
ceased in his life time possessed in and to the
following described real estate, situated in the
county of Ottawa, and State aforesaid, to wit
The north half Of the northeast quarter Of sec
ton eighteen (lS), in town eight (S), north Of
range thirteen l3) west containing eighty acres
of land. SAMUEL l.. BIGELow,
Administrator of the estate of
Michael wuldar, deceased.
Dated Wright. Nov. 2s, 1850. [n4S WI
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HATS AND CApsili

Mans Hats. from 8 TO eos. Mems Caps from
10 l2s.: Boys Hats and Caps, a large lot; In
fants Turbons and Caps, at