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/ USE LETTRE DE NAPOLEON III.-Nons
avons l,arle dune lettre ~a1ressee par Napoleon
III 4 sir Fraucis b. Head, pour le remcrcicr
de c%er,ains articles dams lesuuels il nyait Iris la
defense du government imperial. Voici la
,raduction de cetie le,tre qui a paru dams lie
Times de Lnndres.
" Palais DIES Tuileries. le Ter mars.
" Mon cher sir Francis,
"Je vous ~relnercie d avoir %rassemhIee pnur
me les envoyer. les differen,s articles que vons
ave. fait inserer dams les journanx augIais, car
vons me donnez l'occhsiun de vons ~exprimer
tonte ma reconnaissance pour les seutimens
que vons n'avez pas GRANT de manchester spon.
'anement ed ma favenr. Jyui vi. ct fen suis
tres to,iche, nne ~nouvelle preuve que mes amis
en- Anglelerre ne font pas ouhlie, ct 9n'ils
saveni jusqu'a qnel point ie conserve tonjours
pour lie peuple anglais TESTING e, In sy,npa,hie
que I'M eprouvees pendant mon exii pafini
euX. Meme ell vous e%crivant aujhurd hui. IL
me. prends q me rappe'er CONNIE IN temps
heareax ~repoque oil, proscrit, je vous al comm
en- Aigleterre. Cest' QUEEN changeah, de des-
tinee' on ne fait que changer de joies ct de
chagrins. Autrefois ;e ne sen,ais que lie
Affections de lexil, aujonrd'hui je. vols claire
ment les soncis dn 'pouvoir, ct Fun DIES plus
grands de ces soncis est sans aucun dnn,e de Sc
voir NAL compris ct NAL iuge par cedx qu'on
estimeie plus, bonne intelligence.
"Je tronve tout haturel que les. paris anx.
qnels iai dh m'opposef. ct que j'ai du, repri.
mer. me yeuilleni du nal ell chercl,ent les
mnyens he me nuire mais que les Anglais.
don't j'ni tonj"nrs ele lie pins devone Ell lie plus
fidelc'allie. m'attaqnent i~ncessamment dams les
innrnauS. de la maniere Ia plus indigne e, Ia
plus %i',i"ste. c'est CO que je ne pa,is cpmlren.
DIRE. ear. de borne fol. ie ne puts dccpuvrir
qneI interet ils penyeut avuir a exeter l'espri,
public contre Ia France. 81 dams mon pay,
ie vonlais hgir de meme, il me deeiendrait en-
s,,ite impossible ale retcuir les passions que
%j'aurais dechainees.
Jai ~tnujours p~rofesse nne grande admira
tion pour les liberties du penple nnglais. mai,
ie regreite profoudement que Ia liberte, co,nmt
tontes bounes chooses, ait aussi ses exces. Pour
qnoi, an hen de faire connaitre la veriie, fat
ei)e ions sesftF,fts fonrl' abscnrite Ponronoi
an lieu dencanrngrr ct III Developer, de &c
nereux sentiments, prnpage-t ellie la defiance e.
la haine? =
".Aussi snis,je %heurenx, au milieu de toute!
ces man9nyres de mensonges. davoir trohvt
lie defrnseur qni. gnid par %l'nnique amour d.
Ia %verite, ma pas heSile energiusenienIsa leu
opi,oser 50 voix loyale ct desintrressee.
"Croyrz. mon cher sir Francis. Il mes sen
tjmen's d amitle' NAPOLEON"
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systel
Yoic.
place dams
ieinporuine
Monsieur
pa. tsmpereur
coflssegisla,if:
c"e sc,aires. I
'foS pnl lopinion
emf her. La pol
aus nette q%nel'e X
az dit, dams la v"ieg
d nunnehr NATIONAL
ia ais provoeairice X
pa,illanime ellie est A
tout on il y a une &c
faire prevaloir.
II imlrrte. NJ.
qnf Sc u dal.
adslnistrpa pirent 4.
gni sent pppulati,
PEN de lie que la
legf 7. est lie ma
son g4@ sr he fecile he. nm ,re NM.
.ces : pour lest ,aI,es a. ta,n,,s
Fraits, sE'est passion I'll i, aa
r~eculera ssas dsvant ID -
6 srre est me tecesSi
'Qa'ils dissent ct ~, ..,a a,,,o
"' M vdff e Ne i'pmpere'
so " "e'"i w !" a,i A,ui . 81 son ia
epronve sa sagesse, ct qt fai,r i ara ~
de le snivre sans hester. e."
II! est un danger plus grand que leg eve
%tuaiiies de la guerre, c'est de v"ir les espri
incliaes vers les intereis mnterie,S, oublier
traditions de honneur ct dl palrioliSme.
/" C'est dams ce sens que doit ere difigee
reduction DIES ionrnaux. Sill nest. pas
pouvoir de la presse de ~s'elever il la hante
dn language one l'eml Jar sient de fairc {
ierdre a l. Eurnle. il est de sa dignite de N
PAS alta ~ %l'efftl, par DIES interpretations q
accusent l'eg"lsme on la pnsi!lanimite.
:" Recerez, monsieur lie piefet, l'essnrance
ma consideration disiingnee.
" lie miDistre secretaire d'Etat an derar
ient de l'interieur.
"(signe) DELAseLE.'
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+ rs MANUFACTURES ~ sun

ES MANUFACTURES nU SUD
IL rempoitent In yictaire.-En octnhre 1853, lei
societies CeEttales d Agficulture des EtatsrUnis ct Do
Ia Virginie ont a~ccorde, pour les meilleurs lnachi-
mes pnrtatives Il vapeuf pour usage des. hahita TICS
une belle mtdaiIle d'or; peasant uas LIVE 4. 9 Iaslss !
nc, i vareur pnrtatives gu stationnaires avec holil-
loirs locomotives gu Ellen hailers.H Moulins q Sct0
~portatifs avec scie circulaire des deFniefs Ut dAs
lmeillenrs genres. .6
MouIins 4 s,lcrc, scies circulairea, machines pouk
egoutey, etc. Nous rdpondnns de tonte machine ono
nous sendons CONNIE Giant capable de faire toni ~
que nous en- disois on il y q pas do yente. NouS
envuyons gSnsIa1ement nos pfopres m6caniciel4
pour bien mcnter ct faire partir nos machines.
On reeoit ct on vcnd continpellcmept ,des mach1...
mes pour nDnlins a Gotten, des machines avec scie
circilaire pour moulins a sole, etc., ct nnc gfandCs.
variets de machines partScaliereinent faites puaf
lusage des habitants dn Sud, chez
EDMUND NJ. IyENS, Agent,
Mo-, rue de fUnien--Nella Orleans.
Nous e%nycrinns des pamphlets de NOS nanltactu.
res il tous celx qui lie desireraient.
RefeIences.-John Montgomery, Esq Canton Miss
l.. 4. Montgomery, Esq. Calhoun Miss; r. II. Brown 1
Esq, Mount Hope, In; Charles ,. Stewart, Esg.t
Rcd River Landing; T. c. Goosey, fazoo Gity, His:
opelousas, % jahyier 1859. /
| IN GAYOSO A CO.-Marchnnds tom.
i . missionaries, rue Gmvier No. 81. NonscllAi
Orleans.
On. en- consignation, une forte importation de:
Wins, Lfqteurs,
Eau de.vie,
Couservea,
Patts,
Chamrignons.
Trulea,
~safdines}
WllSkcy. G evrc,
Absynthe CURACAO,
tluile d'olive Il Olives; ql'ils yclldront aux ftfx
d'imp0rtation.
Envnyez vos ordres ct vous serez s~atisfaits.
A q nnu REPRESENTATION EA4T EN 8E%EpNNNEMM AGgTS
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A YIs.-L 2 rcrsonnes spti doivent d NJ. Lastie
i1aprf ont priGc1 de yetir rfgler avec lie SOUS
4 rp' hgreau aux 0peiti&,s, 81 non, Giles re.
roit pulr4arvies. G. II. MOUTDN, Ayocat.
0pelOuxls, le i2 mars 1859.
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II GAYoso h Co.-Marchaud< Commits.

II GAYUSU CU.--Marchands E0nlunis-
II : Summaries, No. 81, Rue Giayief, Nonvelle.
Orleans.
Mons annongons M public que nous reeevops gu
consigmation. Cotton, Sucre, Mousse ct Peaaix AZ
hfeuf. ct 1ua houa disposcrons aux pfix les pins
elcyds dn niarchs. Mus terons a.ssi DIES ayaneGsI
en- argent sur toute sahsighation qai mons sera taite.i
Nous dainons notfe attention personnhfle ct par
~ticuliiae a IN vents des ~diherents ~prodaits qui nous
sert,ft ~expeti5s.
10 nnyembre5 1853.
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(toUR s jEcIALE DE LIZ torR De DIS
" tIig 4e,lis ct pour Ia ptraitse -. Landry.
lie r. bic est par lie present notiii quiuue Cour
Spei,ae dc Ia Gour de District diis ct pour II pa
ROT @ 81. landry, SeFs tenne en- h Jaisoii de Conr
err VILE IL epehpu9ss par fifan. g. A. Mtrtel,
Jage DIV lrLe District Judicaire, lie Mirdi snie jour
dc Mai Is D.. L. LAsTisAPES,
Upel0us :, 2 aYfil 1853 tifefier.
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Y n soUSSitiNE i1fornie resphctucasement les
IL nifnyens DIES Opelousas ct de Ia paroisse
en- general, qu'il Went do rceevoir son fle- 49,
gant assortment de mareiianaises de prin- ~
temps ct dtfa, gull oifre A vendfs aux prix
de Ia Solvelte, Orleans.
Robes BaIages de fantastic 4 80 25 ct audessas. .s
BFiilantine. MousSeiine, Ct Jarouat i Is ceuts Ia
yarde ct %aiisessis.
kahes h doubles Japcs,
Inaitnnrs ioife ct en- eonlcpr, I annes h IA piastre
Cotton fcru ct tianc 10 aunes a Ia piastre.
Giants Il 25 ets Ia paire ct aHdessus.
Gels biedes 4 81 ct audesstts. MN
cnesets de taas genes d Il ct audessia. =
MnHchoirsa 5 cts et audessis. 3
i iuz. seryietteB en- I'll avee ute nappe irliir 81 IS.
rarapiuies Ct parasoIs en- Sole a 81 et audessus.
Bas ct chanssots a 10 sous In taire ct audessous;
Iighiitements pour homines ct eBfa hts, Gu AipE
ca, sierinos et Ft.
G.iets de dessoas, habits, pantalons, chenites dc
ies5Jas, cheiaises en- cotton blanc a 70 cts ct andes-
Eus. e.
Calfpons. c~raeattts, chapeanx, s%ouliers de toas
genres Il 10 cts Ct aHdessns.
seilerie de tons genres, Selles, Harnais Golfers ct
SeiIes augla,ses a - ct aHtiessiis.
8 astil 1865. S, LEVY. r.
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LEs r LlBrSTlRRS FRaNcAIs NIcARA-
arA.-New York. 81 mars.-Ld males es,-
portees par lie Northern light csnfrment lie
rapport que mons avohs fat p%arvenir. hier soif.
par I elegraphe. de Ia prise de possession DIES ba-
ieanx dn. lac appafft rant a la compagnie dn
transit de Nicnragrt;. par dies flbtstiers, ei ex-
%plIqnent Ia canse de &c iardi coup de main.
'res nonvelles ont etc apportees a Aspin.
wall. par lie steamer anglais de Ia MALE. rarii
de Graytown. Les OFFICERS de ce steamer ra-
content ainsi les circumstances DE- cetie saisie:
La corvette DIES Etnts-Unis ~Itecatnr, arrive
lie Is n San Juan del Ser ct iette ~i'anere dams
la petite baie pres dn port. On Ia prend pour
I'M nav!re hibustier AMERICAN ct lie brnii So re-
pand dams ton,es les directions que les nibrs-
tiers son' snr les Ct prets a debarquer DIES
hninmes. etc.
Les messengers sont.anvoyes hate
an president MARTINEZ. gni Sc met .iA a Ia
tete densiron trois cents honmes. ct prend
possession de la route de transit ar empecher
leur debarauement ct Ienr marche yrs lie laut
de la riviere.
En- voyant Ia. corvette dansla bale, il revieni
ct deiruit les ponts'sur Ia ronte, CONNIE moyen
de s%ecnrite ct pour Sc garanlir d'hte irvasiS
so~uiaiur.
Dnrant l'absence DE- NJ. nez ct 50 .p%oursui-
lie dement's imaginaires, l.. .pie d'inge-
niers %francais va chercher la eomnagnie de
Bellys rserse lie lac ct s'empare des bateaux a
vapeur ,nsit. de Joe White, ct fait pri-
%sonniers iciers ct les eqnipases.
Ie StaeS 'anama dit que les a~utorites dn
| Nicaragua < Gnnt d'abord em'arees DIES ba.
team dna'ac. sis les ont abaudeunes q Ia
cnlnnaenie de b. Y.
lie fnrt Castillo ct lie fort San Carlos sdoivent
e,rc livres a NJ. Belly, pour y etablir son
quartiergeaeral
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Tue E1pe;.

1npuS OHS iii
phighes parvennes dc
samedi, IN (ai, dune Ii
table importance, C'est Ia
pedilion fibusi.iere contre
Courier DIES Etats-U mis- d
a partir.
Nous ailnons d penser qts re, !
lait sufira pour en- arreier f-.sci. nous
n"ns attendnns a voir une proclai.. u,t ION an
president Buchanan hetrissant les Intentions
conpables DIES organisateurs de celte expedi-
lion. Sons IN certain rapport, nous ne reggf-
tons pas de voir me telle enterprise Sc prodnI..
re; ce sera une occasion pour NJ. Buchanan de
p r''i,'iys' dams a S' IA ' question: Y [ ss b ''' Sci pr 90
pres anlis. nous entendonst para tons cenx qui
p%ar'age"t ses idGsHde cay Mise sur Cuba, ne
ltonvaienl pas Sssnire gonverueme'it de
Washington mn Piege Is& dangerenx. .l,esif
! savoir 81 NJ. Bschauan lenr sanra gre de Ii
METRE aiusi an s,fied di muir, ei dams Ia neces.
site de nier les sous-eniendns de sa doctrine a
leldroii de CnbaeJ IL les expliqner de facon
= ne rlas laisscT ute sur Ia d%roitnre de sa
cnndniie dams ces-r1geslion. Ponr nous, nous
ne vnnlons pas dafier que NJ. Buchanan ne
condanne tres energlgaemepl leyptditinn pro
le'ee, ct gun ne la RUNE de SEES propres mains.
An dire duf,ssorr;erdes Eiats- Unis, lexpe-
clifton n attef ns ponr So METRE en- route
,ne des inst a. senan, de Cuba. OH les
"rganisa'sars des agens charges de pre-
parer le snccts % debarpnemept.
lie qnartieE seral es, a New York mais
an signal doIl an jour cunvenu. lie depart
de Iaftnse i 4iere one Fon dit p ,,,se
anra.t lieu fsnul'anemen, de divers ports Dc
UnlSa !. P1nsielts d0 Sud sont siane
leg'l...a lie Cy' aFs Etats.U nis. Cd
1ni on ays sde depot darmes ct de
+ details manqua aaps In d1ecle, on
L Courier DIES E'ats.I isn'en public pas
pa de ee qni etaji sn,d reyelei
y bornd pss .6tre ceompte, a
Ieirs Hennncfation d ar'upe TN Cour,
.tlrr des-. fUnis. ct encore Z fniS nous Is
f"g3ss q Ten. lAassfaegIisers,sien pour epargner
Az 0lliIfnc In hetrissitre dur mensonge cal
Jsenles.ct al penple AMERICAN louaage gro
We les paissnnces de Europe ne mag
s de lai indige sa lien d m
i'squ'a eeax(- Gen deiita des ms rs pIus
sacrees ct apres~4es proiestations les plus So
'enneiles, alrnn, aide 4 Accomplishment de
q crime de lesetatipn, on l%'auroni Iaisse com
METRE sans intervenir. "
Nous avons dit 4 ,es. reprises notre
petsfe sur ~ Possession De var nne sur
Prise fihus'iere .un,s n'avofs I change
dopini"n q Gel egard. Nous perss. ,ns. a,,-
ionrd hai. dams noire maniere.de voir. e, nous
continuous a denoneer a %l'orii1ion p%nbfn9ue
rpnN qni. dams un bnt d'ambition ,personneIle
lie pnpulariie ct de caIeul electoral, ont en-
paroles, On propositions devant lie Congress ct
en- in'rigucs. lavorise III prepare cetse expe-
dition. AAeille.
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yENTES PAR LIE SHERIFF.

Jos. D. Rleu ARD, Grenier.
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COAL LII NAEsEEg, RAaNAsG,
HAvEE DE GRACE, 1IARYLAND.
PELTOS's PATENT.
March 3lst, lSJ0-ly.

~lhavrngr business TIu~ day fr"
u.rtae %
OF tn aud
We lacc indy "nla
Of md I'
Coas,a Mrt Lumber Nv.f r
and
N.A Pane ImI n. .ts ,-Ih llrIl.n
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BUILDERS MATERIALS,

eunlcr
OF u n
whlchlh furnish
shoteS notcc
prepared WORK for Count
to be pdtup n ieirpr r.
q the FIN
fore
o the uhyr IN n /!
ma " be Il
ca aious
Al orders office or addressed prompt
MNCGHTIN
iGa S5 I'm srV
street
Next t - s Aiiu.re VI
March, ls59-y
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JTRTGIEYSI lille
MAGNESEAN STONE IL NJ T.,

.ra ul frr ts.
thou, Nanrcsn @ ~ m
IIs) Wrhoy lots
AGn ,
# hmc. IA Lime Boats
and It, nu ,M at I
dDe III he'd
IE;ISCFE & IiITH
M
eauenuon o Farmers o ny
Of state Agncut
IIimr gusts h.
have anaz for fn< Ies Co.. iiavre De Grace M tour samples OF
Lines from
anil ether "r and to "nn. besides Carbon
Lime
be Maryland"
Westerns and aiy aiaI:
oudb cappIndt
Of Maryland
Agiicat ural tl.,nstC ON Wand
1880
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81 iNiNG purchased the ABOVE property
z the >uh>rrh,r respectfully informs the
t.a'..Hu- pubic ;uai lac is now prepared to
accommodate them. The Hotel will be thor
..-a.y repaired anu all rs rooms rriurniShed.
Tue per. ma! attention OF the Subscriber will
De- Devoted 10 rs management. aud his bc>:
-t...t> VIII BE- gwen to make his guests roul-
I.rlth.". HIS table Will b. Supplied VITA
Whatever tae market affords. ~ hiS Bar far
.'-.rl w.:n the best Liquors and Cigars.
III, servants vii always b. found attentive
and accommodating. Sober aud reliabl,
Holsters have been employed. aud the sub.
>crlh.r viii take care that has stables are not
neglected.
lie soIici,s the patronage Of the former
guests of the Houses and that Of the public
generally.
JOHN +. FENIVICK,
Lcolard Town.
Oct. 7tn. lSjS-ti.
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ES1:CS OK 2aSSngc:

"AsSagc To Pa,uNent River - uu Meals ,y,r,
a. i'"n f"lt 900. do. nc,uu'd
do Far Haven l.uD do ,,rr,
Mat @ilh iSJg-u
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FOR THE
p A I u \ L n L RTV Err,
49, r;o Idh
- zzssSSS5z gzzEEzzEESs1s
Fair Haven and Plumb Point.
Permanent Arrangement for
the Season.
STE.f .NEPS
''PiaHter, Harry Washington and "Gecrce
UceRS"
air Haven and Plumb Point.

an anu after TUESDAY. kpr,i 26. tho
~ Steamer F2TH,,. G.. ". Wtrm<. Mas
ter. EIii leave her wharf. Ne , State Tohac
60 Warehouse. al + u'rlnck: and every suc-
ceeding Tuesday during the season. TOR The
paiuAent River. direct, proceeding as far rs
hiils Land. Returning. will leave BcneIlct
On l thursday morning at 6 O'Clock. for Bal
umorc, calling u; all tie usual landings ON
Tia" RIVER. On Saturdays the Planter will
." T. ar Haven and return the same day.
The Steamer Nuy IIastilg,oR. NJ. L.
N'"mss. Master. vii leave 10. the Pa,ux,n,
RIVER every "Wednesday m,raing nj 6
O'Clock. via Far Haven end rlum Point.
Returning, viii leave Hills Landing every
+ rday morning Al g o'clock. direct Tor Bal
umorc. leaving Benedict OF O'Clock. 2 NJ.
The Steamer George Ifernls, Theo.
W eeniS, Master. will leave Baltimore far
The PaIuxent River every Saturday morning
at o'clock. VIA Plum POINT. Returning.
wall leave Benedict NJ d o'clock on Well
nesday morning for Baltimore, calling at
Plum Point and Far Haven.
For Comfort and Accommodation. the above
>''du1''S Cannot hr surpassed
All Frrlghi> Prepaid aud received TN 10 :
O'Clock on the evening previous 10 their d..
pGriuIe.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Chancery Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Mason,
Suit pending before John W. Miller, Circuit
Court Commissioner, in and for the said coun-
ty Of Mason, in said State, at Pere Marquette,
this 9th day Of March, A. d. 1852.
On petition for annulling deed executed by tho
Auditor General of said State, on sale Of Land
for Taxes: Ammonia Philips, Petitioner
William White, Defendant
ON reading and fling the petition in this
~ cause, duly verified praying TO have annul-
led the tax deed heretofore executed by the Au-
ditor General, Of the State of Michigan, for lot
number one Of section three. township seventeen
north Of range eighteen West, in the township
Of Pere Marquette, in said county of Mason, for
the taxes Of 1853, from which it appears that the
above named defendant has an interest in said
lands by virtue Of said tax deed and it further
appearing from the affidavit Of Ammonia Philips,
the above named petitioner, now on file, in this
cause, that the above named defendant does not
reside in the State of Michigan, but resides in
the Province Of Canada. On motion of William
ii. Parks, Attorney for said petitioner, 1t is or
dered that Wednesday, the 18th day Of July
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the Coun
ty Clerks office, in the township Of Pere Mar
quette, in said county of Mason, be assigned for
receiving evidence and taking examination OF
witnesses on the part of the said petitioner, be-
fore me the undersigned Circuit Court Commits
sioner, in and for snid county OF Mason, in the
matter Of said petition at which time and place
the above named defendant and all persons in
terested therein will appear and attend the same.
And it is further ordered that within twenty
days the said petitioner cause notice Of this or
der to be published in the Grand Haven Netcs,
paper published weekly in the county Of Ottawa,
Michigan, and that said publication be contin-
ued once in each week for six successive weeks,
or that she cause n copy of this order 10 be per
sonally served on the said defendant, at least
twenty days before the time ordered for reoeiv-
ing testimony in this cause.
JOHN w. MILLER, Circuit Court Commits
sioner, for the County of Mason, Michigan.
WM. III. PARKS, Attorney for Petitioner.
Grand Haven, March 90, 1859. Nv nl3
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Estate of Edward II. Jubb.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS
At a session OF the Probate Court Cor the eOun-
ty of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office In
the village of Grand Haven, on Monday, the
twenty-frst day Of March in the year one Thou.
sand eight hundred and fifty mine. Present,
Augustus w. Taylor, Judge of Probate. In
the matter Of the estate Of Edward II. Jubb,
deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition duly veri-
" fed Of George Parks, representing the
death Of said deceased, and thst be died in said
county of Ottawa, tostate, and praying that the
will of said deceased may be admitted to Probate
and he appointed executor thereof. Thercupon,t
is ordered, that Monday, the 18th day of April
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 session of said court, then TO he holden
ut 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 il is further ordered, that said petitioner
give notice to all persons interested in said es-
tate, Of the tendency of said petition and the
hearing thereof, by causing copy Of this order
10 be published in the Grand Haven News, a
newspaper printed aud circulating in said coun-
ty of Ottawa, three successive weeks previous TO
said day of hearing. AUGUSTUS w. TAYLOR,
"a true copy.) [4w nl3] Judge Of Probate.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-03-23
NE VS. ITEMS.

= Several persons have been bitten by
supposed mad dogs in Lowell, Mass, and
the vicinity.
- We are informed, by those who
know, that the prospect for an abundant
crop, is fattering. Jackson Patriot.
= 1t is rumored that Sir Edmund
Head, Governor General of Canada, has
received notice Of recall.
- At Batavia, N. Y, on Thursday
last, David Curry, shot John Foster, for
sustaining adulterous relations with his
wife. Foster died in few hours.
Jumpertz,who murdered and barrel
ed up his mistress in Chicago, has been
refused new trial and sentenced to be
hanged on Monday, May 9th.
- An insane woman, named Reiner,
living in New York, threw her little boy,
about year old, out of third-story
window, on Saturday night, causing his
death in few minutes.
-"I don't see rs anything is the mat
ter Of this plum pudding" said fellow
at thanksgiving dinner.
"Well, who said there VAST" growled
out his neighbor.
"Why," said the first al concluded
there was, you all seem to be running it
down."
A Western editor once apologized
to his readers somewhat after this fash
ion:
ave intended TO have death and q
marriage to publish this week; but VIC
lent storm prevented the wedding; and
the doctor being taken sick himself, tho
patient recovered, and we are according
ly cheated out of BOTH"
o--Rev. d. Van der Meulen, Of the
Holland Colony has acceped call to The
Holland Church in Chicago, and leave:
iceland greatly to the loss and regret o
all