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, 1859-02-01

The Washington correspondent Of the Gin.
cinuau Enquirer says:
"Dr. Chas- Lib, General Mail Agent, is max
ing etrenuous Efforts to get Postmaster Cook,
At Chiotgo, Attorney Fl1ch and Marshal Pine
removed These latter gentlemen have been
bnsyipg themselves to procure Leib's removal.
and believe h~vs failed. Leib says he will nov
try hia hand on them 1t would be q matter of
congratutssion were the President to accopmo-
dste each party By yielding to their respective
requests. As much 81 theae appointments hare
DISTRESSED Mr. Douglaa. the impression is that
they have nnnoved the Psesiden, more"
, 1859-02-01
Important Railroad Convention..--A
New Tariff Scheme, DC.
Especial Dispateh to the New York Tfmesl


WAsH1sG7oa. Jan. .
The Railroad Convention Of the four great
lines from the seaboard 10 the West, now in ses-
aou here. does not get along very smoothly.
The chief points in diepute ore the advantages
to Baltimore growing out Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads. course Of 1edeeming fot that
place, and the violation Of the st. Nicholas Hq-
tel agreement By the New York roads. The Erie
road is charged with violation of the eleventh
article, By allowing drawbacks on freight
through the Buffalo l. Hornellsvile road, and
the Central is charged with violation Of arti-
Gle fifth, in securing freight by allowing the aray-
age charges to and from the Hudson River Ral!A
road depot in New York city
Mr. dsrrett, of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rogd. moves resolution that these articles bs
rigidly adhered to, and declares, as m alterna-
tive, that hia road will withdraw.
The discussion On this became so animated and
personal that the meeting to, day was broken up,
and adjourned until to hight They are now IN
session again.
Corning and the Centr1i are backed by Dsan
Richmond, Superintendent uibbafd. and save
raj of the ahleet Directors
Some Of the knowing ones declare that while
the New York roads Seem disposed to matntain
the agreement uow, they will abandon it when
their lake connections open in the apriug.
, 1859-02-01

~ Gel. T. r. sbanncr says that " during the
coming summer, with engineers already engaged
he Intends to travel over and examine the route
via Greenland, Iceland and the Farce Isles, which
in his opinion. is the only one practicable for a
telegraph between Europe aud America
, 1859-02-01
MYSTERIOUS Murders in Kentucky.

George Tet.e, the representative in the last
Legislature from Henry county, was shot, aud,
it is feared, mortaly wounded, on Wednesday
night Since the trial OF the Porters in thai
county some time ago. series Of losses or ca
lsmities have fallen On al who were Witnessed
against them These have all either been traced
OF charged on sone one Of The family. To pro.
tect themselves the citizens had organized TO-
ee.her to rid the county of tbs whole stock.
We understand Mr. Jesse wss Of the party,
which, it is supposed, was the cause Of the
murder.-LQutsriL Democrat.
, 1859-02-01

~ Tho First Congregational Church OF Mul
oen. in this State, has unanimously invited 8.
s. Aorrell. Of tue Senior Class of the Chicago
Theological Seminary, to become it's Pastor.
which invitation be hiss accepted. He will be
installed Immediately on lekv;nK tia Seminary.
, 1859-02-01
Elopement and Suicide.

Bxl1ows FA11s. VI, Jan. % 4 young man
named Harrison sanders. elo:sed last night with
the wife OF his brother, Dsniei Sanders, from
Springfield. Vt came 70 this ptace aud took
rom Ut Bello ~ Falls Housa- The husband and
the Sher f puraus I'd them, and the psrtiea. dnd
ing themselves caught TOOK esrychulue. Tho
Young Sanders died in tHeaty minutes Tho
woman il expected 70 recorAr. -
, 1859-02-01

Il.
There are two cla1ses Of politicians, of mere
partisans, in ODE happy country. who are con-
stantly distressing themselves about "the next
Presidency Th1s same thing Of "the next
Presidency" intoxicates more weak ambitions
and addles more diluted brains than the thirst
for gold iiselt. The present phase Of the d,sease
{or such it deserves to be calLed) ia the anxiety
q certain newspaper prophets On the subject.
They are as nervous as if each ono hnd, Ia his
Own hands, the disposition aud the solution Of
The great secret. who will be the next President
They are extremely curious, for instance, to
know what course the Democrats will take who
agree with the nss1 1t We know ttesa Demo-
lowers of no especial candidate. =
Looking over the political field, it ia amusing
to see here and there party brigade fighting
under The little Tag Ut sumo ljsale leader; aud
it will be no less interesting hkhs to see these
contauding factions overwhelmed by the great
wave Of public opinion which ID now organizing
itself upon principle, Indifferent for the time
being to the man who shall be the instrument
and tbs embodiment Of that principle. In the
confusion Of tongues TINT prevails at Washing
ton on every mooted issue, and especially in re-
gard TO the hcresies which the present Admin
1stration would erect into the gospel Of our
faith. we recognise m example Which teaches
us the virtue OF that celebrated Phrase OF Mr.
Calhoun, the virtue Of - 'nasterlY inactivity"
aerration; We advise the most vigorous vi9i-
lance; but thht VIC shall asoid those prepara-
tions which come after the creed il asce1toined,
apd which relate merely to tbs selection Of one
or two mortal men, who will perish when that
creed shall survive "amfd the wreck of matter
and the crush Of worlds" We do not betone to
the party Of Antony nor to.the party Of Cesar
We are tor Rome. II the inquiries Of the pres.
ent Administration are to be woven into the
framework Of tbs Democratic party, We would
not wish ur worst enemy, much less our best
friend, TO stand upon the scsfEold that would be
hold together by such bonds IS these,
1t will require the efforts Of all patriotic man,
Of every party, to rescue ths ship Of State from
the tempest that howls around 1t, and to aave
her from the breakers upon which she is rush
ing without heiusmau or captain. When doc
trinos against which the whole history Of tho
country. not only Of tie Democratic, but Of
every party, ia 4 living protest doctrines dis
earded by the tashets Of the Republic, aud doc
trines repudiatsd by every Organization that has
aspired to popular confidence, and boldly assert
ed sud made tests upon the people, II is no time
to think Of merit is time 70 think Of the means
of deliverauce from impending evil.
, 1859-02-01

~ The Buffalo AdUe-tiacr reports that the
peach crop Of Western New York was DESTROYED
by the excessive Id Of the 10th inst, Reliable
information from fruit growers in various parts Of
the country, shows that on the cxQmiua,ion Of
many hundreds Of fruit buds all were I'm n t1eoi,
, 1859-02-01

~ TIE celebrated '' Randall suft, in Kanawl,a
County, VI las been decided in favor Of Josiah
Randall. To Mr. Mauperturis, one Of The French
claimants. the court decrred 800 600 acres OF the
land In controversy. Mr. Randall rtcosers about
2;000. 900 acres ol lund In Western Virsi,ia.
, 1859-02-01
n $. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING

TT S. GOVERNMENT LAND LOCATING
AGENCY.
The Subscriber having hid mueh PRACTICAL experience N
SELECTING AND LOCATING LANDS,
In tie vaoua E-nd DE1cts In The Western etat&e sas
unusual facilities for naakio- valuable seclecAons
FOE LAND WARRANTS OF oASH
Cholre Selections nay new be made IN
IOWA. WISCONSIN AND MISSOURI,
Persons having w2rrsats csn have them Located n
thear Own Name.
And 10 Der Cent. Profit Guaranteed ,
Payable in One Ye@r.
lows, WIscousIn and Illinois Lands or hAo low for
Caah.
Nousy tnYested In Kaoszs and Nebr2skA
Z. SALISBURY, Laa1 t.ncae!ns AEept.
au1S E5q II ~ CLARK xtree., Ch.rsxn
, 1859-02-01

The Fsyette (hJ.) Circuit Court has recently
decided, in suit between the Northern Bank of
Kentucky and tha Farmers' Bank, that \ bank
noss. iraudutentiy musilated. il Of no value,
esen in tie hands of an innocent holder. and
the bark is not bound to redeem such notea
, 1859-02-01
Mrs. james Gordon Bennett.

MA DCAASAA*
The N. 7. Tribune, Of Thursdsy. had this DEL
icate bit Of information:
We hear from Washington that Mr. Buchau.
an, aided by Mr. Henri Wik' f, ia making ar
rangeneuts for . graad state dinner to Mrs.
James Gordon Bennett, who WAS expected there
yesterday or ,oday. Some Of the ladies' OF the
Cabinet object to be present, having conceived
ungsouuded prejudiesa sgainat the Pfesldeuts
guest; bus their objections will be eterIly over
ruled. We are told. however, by our cores
secrets, that though they will attend tho dinner
under compalsion. ,hsy will indemnify tbeu-
selvea BY cutting Mrs. Bennett afterwards
, 1859-02-01
DIR. G j. LKKD'S
QUlNlNE SUBSTITUTE,
Or, .TERV.E TONIC,
WILL CCRE

FEW + r A N . A G U e.
4 LSO, YELLOW. CFfAGRES AND
~ Panama Fevrr@ can len be prevented b5 the mo
Of this Ia vsuAb een,eiv The recipe Is firm. ve'J
cehEa-d ph, sietan atter thttnxe Je.ss experience
In Hostttzi1 aot r!v prac:'ce II New York .!J. And
hss been se1kel n al tc VI the country huIlnx the
pass six rev with tho rnst wtrrul succe.s ID tho
N.saeru aud 3.uhH-stcru ecu ltFJ. Wheru SeTef aud
Azue prevail il his accomplished much by CURING the
dsea4e v=n renovatnk and recuper Ming the rs
ten already SHATTERED BY the Of autn2t Morphine
md Mercury or free Of the sashI noss:rns
such ~ benx forced upon tne unsuapeetus q.
vaHl 70 al au6e.G1k from 9raon After tkeasd
recommend and guarantees this Mclteine - perfect
T nic TO travellers IN unhe.lthg cim1te+. saa'f uso
the words Of tho e- known Captain John W. Munsou.
nov Of Liverpool Packet Line. r,.ny ,sus IN the
eou.h<rn and South American coastizs hs1t
would - soon think OF xonk u W!l4olt Eaditr II
without tho QuinIne auo.ttcte"
j. h, HAZARD. Proprietor.
III Ma,Len Lane. New York.
Pepson, ssoblH~on q smith, :.
Wholesale A2ents. Is South W4ser st.eet Chicago III.
dei+b73 tA.4
, 1859-02-01
Sabbath school convention.

The adjourned Sabbath School Contention
will meet in Gslesburg. kao3 County. on Tues
day evening, February 18th. at Dr.. Beecher' =
Church The evening will be spent in appoint'
ing committees, preparing business &c, for the
succeeding sessions
A mass meeting Of the children will occur
dseased By distinguished speakers
1t is hoped that all friends Of Sabbath schools
will be pzeseut-let every Sabbath school ol
every evangelical! denomination. send one OF
more delesaies. Friends frcm abroad will be
entertained as gueats by our citiz.us-
BIZ order Of Committee,
j. d. T. SLxrGHr Stc'Y.
, 1859-02-01
Old Bennett, Young Bennett and
s. Mary Ann.'
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
do}nhis r>ss fur4,Ishea fha fonvinr hit nf Tonr%

The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
dclpbis Press furnishes tue following bit Of Court
gosip:
Mr, James Gordon Bennett Is 10 be with us in a
day or two. The exquisite Cbeyaler Wiko6 is
with US NOW, negotiating the terms upon which
Mr. Bennett viii agree 70 receive the oneiast
regime There Is to be great rush to meet Ar.
call On Bcupett.: The old families will struggle
for the preference, and ne suspect that no one IN
survive who is omitted. General Cass called in
hsEariage to see young Bennett ou dis last yisit
to the city, by commaod Of the President. It is
now arranged Iy the Clegslie1 that when old Ben
him. J. B. Henry Is to announce them, Appleton
is to utter the entogy, and Colonel Johuson. OF the
Union, is to sing "Asry Ann" from the Bonner
ye1Iou. >
, 1859-02-01

e A late P4nissntary convict named
George Bell. was arrested at Columbus, Ohio.
on Saturday last and taken to Ooshocton, as
ons Of The robbers Of she County Treasury. =
, 1859-02-01
MEY E:R'S
Miraculous Fermia Destroyer,


Rats. Mice, Moles, Huxs, Mosquitoes,
Roaches, tieas, Moths, Garden
Iu1ectss Ants, DC.
tVHE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
l known 1nder the above title far IT, laat y yesr3
thtouxhout Europe. where hey have uet vt.h tEara;
phAt success hare Af9utEtd f1: their 1aTens3s raa
,'esofs # RasLa France. austria the Qaeea of EqE
lad he Kinks OF Be dun. Hol1aed. Naples. BaVAu*.
HAxao.- te: Sua Il America tnss enAensy rs oeea
endorsed ~ the DFts;aIs a Public institutions And
he apptosal Of privsa ct1rns thss they ate
the oaty reoedlea IN the rorl tuse 70 al
kt1.z OF Sern!l.
Meyzs sarAe1ioas Pre-, kEakiocs destroy ths nasel,
iut1udezs without mercy. zld neve' AL HIS A.
~ osonsht dsath 2 nnoa. q them II sae xo1 ana
nun thlh day the watca-Notu Of AL let-
chAnt1 shp oNnerh aad husb andmea viii be So No more
Vekxutn."
month"; Of n1e p cent o6 fer cash (no sKena oepoe
. 0 ths inventor md proprietor.
JOSEPH MEYE3. Practical Chemist
61a Broadway, teos. Hou1son Sk.1 New Xosk.
8~nat Agent for tpe Enltsd ssst4 Add cansdaA
FRIDRRIQKSV, RESHrON AzeEtt. Ma 10 Aston
GoE1H aod ~ HpatTay M, da6o bd4 0a
, 1859-02-01

~ Twelve hundred persons ,:,a. IRON Wo,-
ceateF' Aass.' on Wednesday. lo etjoy tho sport
OF skating on Long Pond. Special trains were
1un for their accommodation.
, 1859-02-01

~ Tile Y41e Chess Club have challenged The
three Chess Clubs OF Blown University to . trial
game, and the pre!imiEayiea ofthe match are now
being arranged.
, 1859-02-01

Senator Gwin going into the Cabinet.
The Sacramento Bee contains the following
semi. official announcement:
"If MIA. Nc hear, ard upon semi-ctBciai au
thority too, may ba relied upon, the incoming
Legislature OF California will be called upon to
elect United States SeEator 10 serve unti
March 1. 1861, vice Wn,. u. Grio, Who ia goipg
iuto tie Cabinet. Our information il, 1has Sen.
asor Qglp has iran mitted the intelligence. By
The last mail, tha, the President has tfsred him
the position OF secretary of ,i,e T.e4sury, in
placs Ct Howell Coao, about to resign, and that
he will ACCENT il ~
, 1859-02-01
Flour! Flour! !.

WE HAVE CONSTANTLY S;;'1 ~ II, n sS.E STORE
Flour o. Al K1adea pa1tIcalAry chotos n Whit
Winter Whezl Ncur from Wis,o :hn and Eouhern ILL.,
ntIs.
Ctr dea md can he sut ed ~ to ALT
and prize ozd.rs fEo to" countrT tly flied
kY u Odsee aad 3o.e, ZIG Sou;h Water stree:
iaeo c1st HAWKINS & CHAIRMAN.
, 1859-02-01

aarANTED TO EXCHANGE EJ9 = CITY
w Residence.
M II i u H ~ l..
Gcusi1tlux o! Two ktorY Mlva1krs D:c~ H!ass. ~
b9dtnS1 Yard and Garden. al In copiet+ osusr oets
I'd IL one or thos1 beautiful And eAthJ .nkc FoHnsr
Wtsonnau. only 50 miles sro this city on :hs A-s G. y
L2ke ehore Railroad.
Atso 4anisdso sell Or s1onaos :or rtt5 q 3.r'.:.
Wiscansin Farming and Pins Lsads
Ter PxxEt- lszs aidr .es Pas. o'fe" Boz 'ses.
, 1859-02-01
Hle0ifineo Mt

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold or BoLLEs, sx1ra CO.. ia Lake street,
Hoste.ter'a Stomach Bitters,
sold sy E. +. WATKINS 1 CO.. 80 ss.ts street.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Bold by J. H. REED CO.. III II 14s Lake Ere<t-
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters,
fo'dby HAVEN. rAgREL CO.. II waser rszee&
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Fold by SARGENT 1LsLEY. 10 Lake a1ee..
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
todby J.Ea FULLER CO.. 81 waser t,reet.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
soldby BocKFk. Iss1s Co.. s. Water ..zee.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
soldb b, [. READ CO.. u Lake street,
Hostettsr's Stomach Bitters,
Fold By 0. FULLER AGO.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
Rave fer sh.r roelo md other Mealina1 Virtues BE-
come ceebratei aad popalat. shas unpsln.p.ed
ties here lad elsewhere h.1s csuatese:ted them
Erey and 70 prevent deception refer pufchae.s to
the aaova parties toz the xeauIae article to the
psistor4
u0stetter d Smith,
jss5 c8'em PTITgBURaB. Pa
NJ OTHERS, AS you LOVE YOUR
vi Children. be The alert for ever5 symptom Of
WosraA For xoras cause tbs death o. naert thxo my
other dlsetsek In Ill caAe4
DEAD &qtA'r Of pals copnteu1oce. uvtd
OA@1A - circle xrcuad the eyeA. and
foul hre1&h rive Hn u O.
Y0k WAYS VE8ET
WORN COMPETITIONS
" n y M They are delicious pFerA.
=" ~ - ~AA ~ ration Of Suk1r thRt Ary child
will er1re II wcs present. they will safe}y md et
fettu ally them Rod Festore heAh u III cAeeA
Wormas Wosu,s !-These tfeuh1e1ome tntc1tA OF tho
Eo.eh zadbowes Of children hare = iass f1a9d theE
Hssteh In 4 Matches preparation called HOLLOWAY .
wqrm oeatssc "htsa !: a . .hs te.a of el;a.aot
vosna which herstetors ta.aed ~ the1r nsses I'D =.
naneeou, stufs under the na1ns Of ve.nl2e. .l
thtr little ousha With ecstAeJ 70 thank the inventor
fos uAt1E pleasant cure for Of tho Hoss trouble
| poGe diseaseA EVeE1 box Nsnante9
deI 1A Lake &. Asenta for Northwestern So r..
, 1859-02-01

@1UG sHCCESsIVU I'd 0uUSC II VIII F7aCE 1s IuuF
cated'in the following passage from Washington
letter to the Ph:iade|phis Press:
at is stated here that JUICE Irwin, the United
States Judge tor the Western District Of Pennsy1.
yania, now In course Of Investigation, will resign
his place, and that Attorney General Black will
also resign hrs place in the present Cabinet, and
take that v4ca ed by Judge Irwin. Judge Black
is tired Of his position. Il is really hard TO bear.
He has iunomerahie difficulties to meet. The
President is hard taskIn4 4ster. he really allows
our Sia'e which Of right ought to 60 to Black the
President monopolizes and disposes Of. II Mr.
Buchanan were Il young man, and had ten thou
sand hopes for re election to the Presidency be
could not be more ez4ctiug in regard to the dis
pensatioa Of these little places. Judge Buck has
bad no power to bestow though many promises 10
fulfiIl.o
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-02
Estate of Bethuel Church.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa,
IS: At session of the Probate Court for the
County Of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Of
fee in the village Of Grand Haven, on Mon
day, the twenty fourth day of January, in the
year one thousand eight hundred ffty-nine.--
Present, Augustus w. Taylor, Judge of Pro-
bate. In the matter of the Estate. of Bethu-
el Church, deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition duly veri-
" fed Of Thomas III. Cassell, praying among
other things for the Probate Of an instrument
heretofore fled with this court, purporting to be
the last VIII and Testament Of said deceased
Thereupon II is ordered, that Monday, the TWEEN
ty-hrst day of February next, at six o'clock in
the afternoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition, and that the hers-at-law Of said de-
ceased, and all other persons interested in said
Estate are required to appear at a session of said
court, then to be holden at the Probate Office, in
the village Of Grand Haven, and show cause, If
any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner
should not be granted. And il is further order
ed that said petitioner give notice TO all persons
interested in said estate, of the tendency of said
petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a
copy of this order 10 be published in the Grand
Haven NeWs, a newspaper printed and circulate
ing in said County of Ottawa, three successive
weeks previous 70 said day of hearing.
"a true copy.) AuGUsTus w. TAYLOR.
ms w4l Judge Of Probate.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-02
Estate of Rudolph Boerman.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS
At session Of the Probate Court for the coun-
ty of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office in
the village Of Grand haven, on Monday, the
seventh day Of February. in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ffty-nine. Present,
Augustus w. Taylor, Judge of Probate. In
the matter Of the estate Of Rudolph Boerman,
deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition duly veri-
~ fed Of EbeneEer w. Barns, representing the
death Of said deceased, and that he died in said
county Of Ottawa intestate, and praying that he
may be appointed Administrator Of the estate Of
said deceased. Thereupon, il is ordered, that
Monday, the twenty day Of February
next, at two 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 per-
sons interested in said estate are required TO APP
pear at n session Of said court, then TO be holden
at the Probate Office in the village Of Grand Ha-
ven, and show cause, if any there be, why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted
And ID is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice 10 all persons interested in said es-
tate, Of the tendency Of said petition and the
hearing thereof by causing a copy Of this order
TO be published in the Grand Haven NEWS,
newspaper printed and circulating in said coun-
" of0ttawa, throc successive weeks previous 10
said day Of hearing. AUeUsrus W. TAYLOR,
CA true cOpy) Iiwn7 Judge Of Probate.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-02
Estate of Simeon Bennett.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, ss:
At session of the Probate Court for the
County of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office
in the village of Grand Haven, on Monday,
the twenty-frst day of February, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and 6fty-nine.-
Present, Augustus w. Taylor, Judge Of Pro-
bate. In the matter Of the Estate Of Simeon
Bennett, deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition duly yeri-
~ fed of Isaac Bennett representing the death
of said deceased and that he died in the Terrific
ry of Kansas, intestate, leaving Estate in said
County of Ottawa to be administered, and pray
ing that he may be appointed administrator
of said Estate. Thereupon, it is ordered,
that Monday, the twenty first day Of March,
next, at six o'clock in the afternoon, be as
signed for the hearing of said petition, and
that the heirs at law of said deceased and all
other persons interested in said Estate are re-
quircd to appear at session Of said court, then
TO be holden at the Probate Office in the village
of Grand Haven, and show cause, if any there
be, why the prayer Of the petitioner should not
be granted. And il is further ordered, that said
petitioner give notice TO all persons interested
in said Estate Of the tendency Of said petition
and the hearing thereof, by causing copy Of
this order TO be published in the Grand Haven
Nees, a newspaper printed and circulating in
said County of Ottawa, three successive weeks
previous to said day of hearing.
"a true copy.) AUGUSTUS w. TAYLOR,
no Wal Judge of Probate.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-02
In Chancery.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Circuit Court
for the County Of Ottawa, in Chancery:
At a session of said Court, held mt the Court
House, in the village of Grand Haven, in said
county, on the 18th day Of January, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ffty-nine; Present. Hon. Flavius j.
Littlejohn, Circuit Judge.
Elias w. Merrill Isaac ID. Merrill, Complain
ants. rs. Josiah p. Dana, Defendant.
N this cause il satisfactorily appearing to this
Il Court that the defendant, Josiah p. Dana, is
not resident Of this State, on motion of John
T. Holmes, Of counsel for complainant, IL is Or
DERED that the said defendant, Josiah p Dana,
cause his appearance in this cause to be entered
therein within four months from the date of this
order, and that in case Of his appearance he
cause his answer TO the compainants' bill of
complaint, TO be filed and a copy thereof 10 be
served on the compliments solicitors, within
twenty days after service Of copy Of said bill,
and notice Of this order and in default thereof
that said bill be taken as confessed by the said
defendant. And il is further ORDERED that
within twenty days the said complainants cause
a notice of this order 10 be published in the
Grand Haven News, public newspaper print
ed and published in said county, and that the
said publication be continued in said paper at
least once in each week for six successive weeks,
or that said compliments cause copy of this
order to be personally served on the said de-
fendant at least twenty days before the time
above provided for his appearance.
F. J. LITTLEJOHN, Circuit Judge.
HOLMES a ROBINSON Solr's for Complts.
"a true copy) Attest, JAMES p ScorT, Register
in Chancery. INV nj
Grand Haven, January l3, 1859.