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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
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ARRIVALS.
Jcliet. La sa1lt 1s9H tons coal.
Col Fremont La S DE. tbss tons cnal.
Alice, La Sail 6.5I$ bu corr.
Golden C.oud, Ii Sal1e usht.
l. e Campbell. Ii salle, light.
Republic, Morrte, 3l.u bu corn.
AitonA- Morris, 4.61 bu con-
Il LeAck. Joliet, 100 tons Crawl
'as!e. EAnkakee, Light
uel.ne, Ottawa, l. boo bu ce!n.
PeAcan, Joliet, 20 yds stnt'c.
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0sot1al City, La Saile, sd aoa Il lumbar
E1lt2na Unxa s9.1 Il lumber, e39D t1th - bsa eas
Eehaska, j+les, Light.
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pared tfls.u1 Pfter. Merchandise. f:..:a Sev
ia'k ">trr A!laay aud Troy NY The Wr.:u tt..
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To Yy between Ecta!o aEt Ch.ca.u ouctcs It
s:r.Sy:.n. Milwaukee. liac:ne Kvso:ha A.. Waua:4:.
s:sin =, Chicago 7n!pt facilities a:.4 ~.:voIc
dat"ts or fhe rreepou a-orti:. A2. e:,rf4.:o Al a
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

WoULD-BE BAsswooD LIMB OF THE LAW,
PUTTING ON cams. "A young, gcnteel fop, who
advises his super foin associates to cut the ac-
quaintance of printers and country school teach-
ers, has now turned his attention to the murder
of " Blackstone We soon expect his highncss
to take trip to the upper regions with Prof.
WISE, in his balloon "Jupiter." BENZ, FRANK
LIN was printer and teacher; so don't put on
airs" friend Eastwood, You viii feel different
towards printers after pursuing your studies two
or thrco years. Rccollect, you have but recently
graduated from school teaching to the position
you now occupy. If you don't think printers
suitable companions for your highncss to asso-
ciatc with, pass them by. They have enemies
enough, without your influence. So zoe asy"
or well give the two first letters Of your name
place in the News.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

FRUT.--Our fruit dealers are doing
rushing business, over the left--here's
list of prices. Pears, 5 cts; Peaches
2a5 cts. water.mellons, 30a4o cts. APP
pies green per BUSH, can't fix a price !;
apple, apple and a halt, cts; blackber-
ries, five for 2 Cts, or IL cts. per quart !;
sand-cheries, (sold by Indians,o on the sly)
at 5 cts, by Spectators 10 cts. per quart;
gooseberries, elderberries, and currants
out of season. Vegetables, new potatoes,
rs cts. per doz. for common, extra no
fixed price, artichokes and wild inions,
dull; tomatoes, 2 for 10 cts. each, dry
goods boxes and wet clerks, heavy. We
would recommend free use of ice, salt
can't save such choice fruit.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
sewing Machines.

Speaking of this modern invention for the
convenience and comfort of the ladies, If any Of
our female readers would like to see those ma
chimes work to charm, let them call on Mrs. N.
ii. WHITE or Mrs. J. d. VASDERvooRr, andthoy
will wish to become themselves the owners Of
one at once. Why, IL is but amusement, recre-
alton, TO operate with them, and but very
short space of time is required to make almost
any description of garment. Mrs. WANDER
vooRr is the Agent for the sale of them at this
place. All orders win receive prompt attention,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

q Our ScHooL.-We notice the return,
after an absence Of few weeks during
the vacation, of the corps of school teach
ers connected with the Union School Of
this village, Mr.. BANrIELD, Principal, Miss
PEAKE and Miss ANDERSON, Assistants.
Il is extremely gratifying to every lover
of our school 10 be informed of its pros
perity, and to witness the untiring, zeal
Gus efforts of both teachers and officers in
the promotion and advancement of the
great trust committed to them. We be-
lieve such is the fact in reference to the
school Of this village.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

The YELLED Observation-Disclosures
Robinson, who, during her connection
with the Sing Sing prison has refused to
leave her cell or accompany the other
prisoners to the workshops, has taken
sudden change, and consented TO perform
the regular duties required from the con-
victs. She has been The source of consid-
cradle trouble in consequence of her re-
fusing to work, but about week ago she
went voluntarily TO the hat shop and took
her place alongside the other females, and
proceeded 10 work. She at times appears
wrapped up in spiritualsm, and has a
great idea of her political and religious
influence. She shuns observation, always
covering her face with her hands when
visitors approach.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
Would like to see 1t Beat.

Visitors from distance, often on their return
homewnrd, speak of our barren sand hills, Sour
mountains of sand, treeless and shrubless," "our
streets of movable sand" &C., &c. naught to
admire, either Of profit or beauty but if such
would for feiy moments only, step into the gar
dens and fruteries of some Of our older citizens,
they would find much to excite their wonder and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and vegetables in process
Of growth that even now exhibit size and vigor
far beyond the widest stretch of their expecta-
tons or fancy even. AS a specimen, Mr.. N. IL
wnIrE showed us ii small branch Of a plum
tree, in his garden, only eleven inches long, "a
which were attached ffty three plums of fair
size, and most other limbs of the tree were ms
abundantly loaded. Now If tbiscan be beat any
wkere in the State we would just like to know
it---thnts nil.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

TEMPERANCE MEEvINe.-The meeting
of the friends Of temperance, at the court
house, last evening, was an occasion which
elected considerable interest and discuss
ion. On the whole we admired the can
dor and frankness which characterized the
speakers as they came forth to define their
real position. Such meetings are benc.
fetal, because by the means VIC are first
made acquainted with ourselves.
Rev. E. VAN NORMAN accepted an in
vitation to address an adjourned meeting,
on Tuesday evening, 2sd. inst, at the
courthouse. The public generally are
respectfully invited. F3rHJ
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
The oceana Murder.

A correspondent writing from Pentwatcr in
forms us, that the people of that place are so
sanguino that George Morse is tho murderer of
GREENE. that on the Gath of July, they turned
out, en- mosse, and hung him to a tree and there
let him remain long as possible without talk
ing his life, and then treated him and the wife
of Greene to an ample coat of tar and feathers,
with instructions to absent themselves from
town, before IL o'clock tho next day, which they
readily did, heading for Grand Rapids. The
brother of Morse also received slight coating
of the same clinging material, for being caught
like poor Tray, in bad company.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

D TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT GRAND HA-
vEN.-Many of our citizens availed them
selves of the pleasure Of listening to the
excellent address of Mr.. GREGORY, the
Honorable Superintendent of Public In
struction, delivered at the Court House
on Friday evening last, on the subject of
education, common schools, &C., &c.
1t was master production of great
mind, and could not fail to edify as well
rs please the nearer. Mr.. G. proposes to
hold Teachers Institute al this place, in
October next, and one great object of his
visit, al this time, is TO make the prclim-
mary arrangements for the same. We
heartily approve Teachers Institutes, and
believe they are sources Of great profit to
teachers and others, it properly conduct
ed. And as this is 10 be the first great
school Of the kind in this portion Of the
Grand River Valley, let it be well patron
lied by the teachers of Ottawa and ad-
joining counties; and we trust our citi-
Gems will cheerfully lend itcountenance and
aid as far as required. But Of this, more
anon.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

Z PLEASURE ExcURsIoN.-At the request Of a
good many Of our citizens, Capt MoRGAN, Of
the steamer Huron, has consented to give them
an opportunity Of paying n visit to Kalamazoo
River on Saturday, the 18th inst This will be
a most delightful trip. The scenery along the
shore is fne and the cool and hcalthful breezes
Of Lake Michigan at this season Of the year, have
a really "rejuvenating" effect on ones constitu-
ten. We would advise all to 60.
[Muskcgon Reporter.
PLEASURE ExcURsIoN.-We are au-
thorized to state that on Saturday next,
10 o'clock A. NJ, weather suiting, the
gallant steamer Huron, Capt. MORGAN,
will leave this port for the mouth of Kali
amazoo River on pleasure excursion.
Knowing well the character of the Off
GERS Of the steamer we may assure those
who desire the enjoyment Of this favora-
bic and rare opportunity that every pos
sible arrangement and provision will be
made TO render the excursion one of pleas
re to all. Our citizens, generally, are
therefore cordially invited TO participate
in the joyful occasion. Fare, sl,oo pei
couple. All abor'd.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

The ALABAMA ELEcrIoN.-In Alaba-
ma the opposition have no organization,
and as a consequence the democrats made
q clean sweep on Monday, olecting their
State ticket. In few districts, indopend-
ent southern-rights candidates took the
field, advocating the black republican dog
ma Of Congressional intervention for the
protection Of slavery, but the result shows
that il obtains no favor in that section of
the Union. Oct. Free Press.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

0 MILWAUKEE HorEL.--H. S. CLARKE,
Esq, formerly a resident Of Greenville,
Mich, has leased the Milwaukee Hotel
for term of years. He intends imme-
diately TO thoroughly re,ft and re-furnish
the house in manner that shall render it
moro spacious, pleasant and commodious.
The improvement will also add much to
the looks of the place.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
The Circuit Court.

Jadge LIrrLEJoHS, presiding, closed It's labors
here on Thursday last having dispatched long
calendar Of civil cases. and prisoner or two TO
their long homes, among whom was juvenile
offender. TO the Reform school, one Of the finest
schools of the State for fast lads. There are
others hereabouts and elsewhere, that. would
hnd the discipline Of that institution highly SAL
utary in moral and educational point Of view.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
ALBANY, Aug. G

dhLphNft Ah'tS' %
The LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT YER
DIcr.-The inquest on the bodies of the
killed by the recent railroad disaster has
been concluded. The jury returned YER
dict to the effect that as the Schaghtlcoke
bridge was known to be unsafe, and the
Superintendent and Directors should be
held responsible.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

An AccoxrnsHED BEoaAR---An Italian
wife," who begged for living in Cincinnati,
recently ran OF with another man, because his
professional skin" In the art Of begging was
greater than her husbands. She took about
$1,000 with her. The husband Processes pro-
found regret, as she was one Of the best teggars
be ever saw In Europe or America,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.
MusLegon county fully organized !

Our Muskegon neighbors, have at length full
" succeeded in organizing the new county Of
Musksgon. So 1t appears, from the fact that
Judge LIrrLzJoHs recognizes tho organization
by holding Court there on Monday last The first
under the Act Of Incorporation, and q sort Of
christening, we presume, 70 the newborn indie
ue..dencv
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

ARRIVALS.
Aue. 3--cumberland, Williams, light ..fS
"-TrAder, Chaplin, light
maggie, Mcnamara, light.
"-Telegraph, Kirby, light.
5-wyoming, Mathews, light.
s-Tuscola, Perrett, 5tons mdr.
"--Magic, McNamara, light. -
DEPARTURES.
Aue. Helen Kent Reed, 95 IN lumber.
3-Magic, Mcnamara, 95 m lumber.
4-Telegraph, Kirby, - shingles.
e-Wyoming, Mathews, $50 IN lumber.
s-Magic, Mcnamara, 95 m lumber.
Cumberland, Williams, 20 m lumber,
35 cords wood.
"-Tuscola, Perrett, 100 m lumber, 100 m
gil shingles. "a
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

A LII persons having Library Books, belong
IA ing to the township Of Ottawa, in their pos
session, are hereby requested toleave them with
either Of the undersigned, school officers in said
township, forthwith. G. b. ALBEE,
~ tfa Il. w. BARNS.
Grand Haven, July 20, 1859. [n30 4w
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10

WIsE's BALLOON AscENsroE.-Prof Wise as
cended from ST. Louis on Saturday, in his bal
loon Jupiter" intending TO reach Lafayette,
Ind, II possible but was obliged to land after
proceeding about thirty miles, being beaten
down by the rain
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
ALBERS 4 VAN DEN BERG,
Painters, Grainers & Paper-Hangers,
GRAND HAVEN, Mon.

GRAND HA VEN. MICH. -.
A RE ready TO do every kind Of Work in their
IA line, by tho Job or otherwise, at reasonable
prices All Work entrusted 10 them, from any
part Of the county, will be promptly attended to-.
Grand Haven, Feb. ., 1858. mi ~
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
Winters NJ etalic Brown Paint!

A new article of Fire Proof Paint, manufac-
IA tured from Iron, can be had at GRIFFIN's
Drug store, for SIS per 100 lbs. Try it. Also.
Linseod Oil for 81 per gallon. for mixing it.
Grand Haven, July 8, 1859. [n2S u
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
CUTLER, WARTS q sTEDGMAN

CUTLER, WARIO ~ SlEDUMAN,
Have Just received
one of the largest and most
complete stocks ever brought into
this market, consisting in part of nssort
cd styles of Prints, DeLaines, Chambres
Chalis, Ginghams, Bleached Sheetings and
brown do, Cotton and Wooden Hosiery,
Embroderies, comprising Ladies Col
lars, Cuffs, Undersleeves, Dimitys,
Bands, Muslins, Linen and Cotton Edg
ngs, Black Silks, Trimmings &C., &c.
gz5- Cash will buy them Cheap. ~HsN
Boots and Shoes!
Mems Boots Shoes and Caters, Ladies' Gal
ters from to 20 shillngs; Ladies' Enamelled
Boots, Children's Shoes of all kinds and quail
ties. .fF
III a 7 8 a III ID 9 a p 81
Mems and Boys Wool, Straw, Panama, Palm
Leaf Hats Also Caps Of every style,
Fer sale cheap for cash at
CUTLER. WARTS 4 SrEpeNASs,
Water Street, = ,.----- Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
LOST OR STOLEN.
Take Notice I!

HAVING been appointed Agent for tho Gro
IL yer and Baker Sewing Machines, will
take pleasure in showing the Machine to any
DESTROYS Of buying. Twill also do Stitching and
Sewing, on short notice. One Of the above Ma
chimes can be seen at my residence.
MRS. J. ID. VANDERV00RT
Grand Haven, July IL, 1859.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1859-08-10
Goods at Wholesale

GROCERIES Sc PROVISIONS
In largo quantities, constantly arriving, which
we are prepared to job or retail in quantities to
suit purchasers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-Flour has declined sue;
new City Mills, Howard street, and Ohio s'.'o'-
Wheat closed very dull choice white l@oc.-a de
cl;ps of be; red lljG, I23c Corn closed quiet
and unchanged white SEA Sic; yellow so(o e"''
Provisions closed quiet. whiSkey closed dull AT
&c.
Ngw YoRK, July ~ Flour ha, declined l"(9
DE, closing unsettled; State $4.2jGlSi.,I; OHIO
$ljOMSI1j; Southern Sj2J(d sJ.11 Wheat
closed dull New red 1900 liOc.; white ll0(G
ljOc. Corn closed with declining tendency niA
cd nominal at sS(a ssc.: yellow 900. Pork closed
dull mess $lj.75; prime 81 90 Lard closed
steady Whiskey closed duh at 2j! IA Doc Stocks
are dull and lower Va. t. 9ll. No. Us o5!'
Sterling Exchange is nominal, al llo4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
con N z Z C I A L.
Monetary.

In non.tary affairs we have very little chshge
>, matt. zinc, our last report Money continues IN
rtiye request, and ON account OF the hsn're'e'p.'
,,f urohuc., We have yet experienced pu' 'i''e
-, that benefit from the increase IN tho prouu0'
man. Of the SOIL which We may cohndehliy oAPe'''
ph n,..p.c, Tor an abundance Of caPitai was
,.r h,t.r. and ss soon n the farmers sehu III
n., ,h good effect will be felt. In sec
non, OF tho country where tor three VI i"u' S'ae
mast Their, have been continued failures VI tue
.,or.-thi. wear there is most abundant y'''u'
.,,d ,h.uuh price. may rule low, the great yie'u
- h,,, will NOR. than make up the dinerehce'
Farmers and country merchants who nave 'e'"
dressed aud crnmped for two OF three years. a'o
uhu have been compelled to curtail their opera
mons. will now be able to meet their la"''''''''
and Tins money will soon become abundant, ana
y,,a securities will be sought, Tor ih'ea'uen''
". no,ice that IN New York money II hardening
,ho,,h Their. is no uuotable change IN rates III
BALTIMORE, money has again become easy anu zap
;t,l continues plenty. There is no" no uineu''!
~ placing fr-, class single names az 'C@' r '''
,.h;,. the Banks are in condition to do all the
commercial paper Offering In Stocks, there HAS
been no activity. We quote Orange ana AieNah
dria Railroad r cent bonds at 70 Hat; BANK vi
III, Old Dominion Stock par; Corporation oil AloA-
audrir bonds s2s In the New York stock mar
k.,. ON Thursday afternoon, there was large
tu,iuess done in government securities u io"7
far Gyes of 1868; l0l! for fves Of 1871, and lo'
for .,x,. of 1867. State stocks were active ana
higher. Missouri skies advanced Z, Virginia e.
and Tennessee l. Ohio SKIES OF 1850 were sold ~
ysi, and Louisiana's at y3. Exchange Oh Ne"
York j, scarce at !Ms. Land Warrants are quo
g., ~ Nav y,rk rs follows 10 acres 1000 llnc.;
sn,. ssna,, I.o's sua Sac; 1908 sS@g2c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
Richmond Markets.

ToBAcCo.- Receipts aud breaks continue light,
and the demand is decidedly more active i"r all
descriptions. at n slight advance. The news re
c.ived from Eu:"I- to-day will doubtless have II
favorable effect the market.
WHEAT There i. no change I" note III prices
of Wheat; the market continues firm Al ih" open
ing rates To wit II 40 Tor prime red, and -" "r
prime white. The receipts continue hight
Receipts are light. New Is held al
81 80, but no sales. There is no shipping demand
tor either old "r new -four, and quite limited one
to the city trade Holders asking So 30 L"
S6.7j for old superiine 10 the trade.
business generally Is rather inactive. Money
* cusN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
Commerce OF Charleston.

The total value of the articles exported from
Charleston during the second three months "t 1871
amounts to $4.Ojl.2 69 OF which England took
nearly three -iourls-Spaiu, Bremen, France, and
Cuba following next in grada'ion. The total
value OF the articles imported during the first three
months of 1859, amounts to $2t'.l1'. ar about
one fifteenth of the value exported. OF this IN
port trade. Cuba is the largest participation i"l-
lowed by England. BY comparison with the last
quarterly statement, the exports have diminished
81 ,9D3.jS and the imports S29>.""".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23
baltimore Cattle Market, July 81.

Beef Cattle.-The offerings nj the Scales today,
amounted To 40 head. vi the number offered {
head were driven To Philadelphia, loo left over IN
sold, aud the remainder purchased 10y Baltimore
butchers at prices ranging from SD I" - = l"o
Ms gross and averaging S3l29. The market was
very dull, and not much disposition t" operate
Shcrp-The supply has been moderate this week,
and prices are the same last quoted; sales nj 81 20
ta 1875 r head. as {" quality.
HogS.-rhc market has been dull this week;
hut the supply continues lair; sales at ssta $50
n 100 lbs to quality.