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y EAe VOLS 0i tbs state i0r PFesidelt.
lSavannah Republican.
How Il Woags. Under Ills caption the Rock.
inghnm Register. the Old organ Of the TenthLegion
DemocfAcy, and warm supporter Of Douglas,
refers 10 the elect of aretnsal Of the Breck-
inFiage managers in Virginia To agree 10 oompro.
mis- Hith the Douglas men:
The refusal OF the BreckinFidge and Lane man
agsra AT Richmnnd 20 effect honorable fusioni'
ar :Hnion with the Douglas Democracy ID already
working 70 the damage OF the Breekinridge inter-
1 eez thrnuKhnnt the State. Wm. +. Gordon of
AIbemasle, Who was Id the Charlottesville Breckn-
4 xA1ge Convention, has already come out for Doug.
H. and johnson, and will take = the stump for
1sze nominees Of the National Democratic Canven
Nlan Ae &peaka 20 the Donglas Ginb, al Staun
keas on Saturday evening next. An enthusiastic
5rland ee nir ticket writes as z We have gainet
i9sah Vataa cser them by their showing no con
nliia11eu. AaH hava them now in the wrong
Az faF ssSasson' there has been none made
M9i8 attempted nor viii there be. The Breckia
ridEe aHa tds fisn are fir more likely to fuse,
WIN fNs 4sli7slsasers than the Douglas men. VI
have aIE.3Ag hExfsi uf isrecklnfdge bets thar Bel
would cArtE M.bEs eeuHty TAese who r!sk theil
1oissSssfs ssfs ssra to yote to winit-
81 Mobile Register
New ToRK.@sNew York Il nat yet sarreaaeres
to liacaln. FIefe II to be contest, at any rate
and vsfs GIpse one. The hNsinesa lneu af ths
CITY, goYsfnee by she izteress pf lsaae as veil a
of patriotism. hase determined 10 snaks greA
effort inf tte aaieak q Lsaeaiu. Tsey are to sup
rsy tile sinere Ut wsr sttauut stint. for shae pur
pUsa. Il il FesnETd.as ssarH 81 raise aHd d
4 million 81 deliass te secure tlH election af Ii
Cooper institute electoral Ticket the oniy consess
A1iSe esActofA ticket nuw ia tie field. The eat
eeripfi0a 70 this fiIaa N4s commenced on Sam
aAys und u considerable portion of 1t was Faieed a
ouce and without casiing ap0n macy Of the iae,
x1snss.
II il aisp quite IN the power of the anti Lineol
s Vafty Ia NeN fufh % aacafe fifteen aasi-fincnil
Representatives. ID Epngfese. w fifteen District
tiseFe sFa sfttlteHuhraH majarilles, 81 Was siuwi
Isl sal and taeg can only he lost BY running il
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RELIABLE G1Fr-BooK ESTABLISHMENT
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constitutional Union Party Platform.

Headquarters of the Committee, 35T D stree
between Ninth and Tenth. Washington, D. G.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-09-05
Agricultural Implements (!
Rubber Packing.

I have just received large supply of Rubber
Packing which Is offered cheap for cash, at the
Hardware Store Of
March Z, 1850. GEo. Z. HuBBaRD.
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THE EXCELSIOR
M A r b L z DIRK !!
Corner Of Monroe and Justice Sts..
Grand Rapids, = Kent Co., mich.

rs the place to get Monuments,
Il Grave Stones, Nantes and Fur
niture Marble, manufactured out Of
the best italian or Vermont Mar
BILE. We also keep on hand, an as
sortment of Plaster, or Grand Rap
ids Marble, Ornaments, Paper
Weights, Table Tops and Shelves,
which persons who need them will
do we'll TO examine.
no All our work is got up in the
best possible style Of workmanship,
of tho best material, and at the lowest prices.
w. LARAWAY.
ly n35] Monroe and Justice street.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
Id Circuit Cart, for the county Of Kent, in
favor Of Charles Stone, and against the goods
and chattles, and for want thereof then Of the
lands and tenements of Alexander Mckenzie,
and TO me directed and delivered, have levied
on all the rightti and interest Of the said Nc
Kenzie, defendant, in and TO the following des-
crbcd lands, to wit; The nortll-oaSt quarter OF
the northwest quarter Of section thirty three
(33), in township nine (9) north, and range num-
Der thirteen (l3) west, containing forty acres OF
land more or .css, according to government sur
vey, and shall sell the same to the highest bidder,
at public auction, at the front door of the Court
House, in the village of Grand Haven, IN SAID
county, on the 18th day of August, A. d., 1860,
at two o'clock in tho Afternoon Of said day, to
satisfy said execution -,
SAMUEL II. SANFORD, Sheriff.
Grand Haven, July 4, 1860 l1wnIS
&p-The above saleis postponedluntil the 10th
day of August az the same time and place.
SAMUEL II. SANFORD, Sheriff.
Grand Haven, Aug. IL, 1860. lnS4 wv
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To COmsumptiyes
AND
NERVOUS. SUFFERERS.

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they will find beautiful combination of natures
simple herbs. Those desiring the remedy can
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J. L. CUTHBERT, Botanic Physician,
no67 3m] No. 429, Broadway, N. Y.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-09-05
Richmonds & Baokus,
MANUFACTURERS OF
BLANK BOOKS

A Full Assortment kept constantly on hand
IA or Manufactured to Order, Detroit Michi-
gan. County Offices supplied with Records of
all Styles, of our own manufacture, with or
without Printed Headings.
All kinds of Plain and Ornamental Book Bind
ing executed in superior style. Also full
assortment of Stationery, Cap, Letter and Note
Writing Paper Wrapping, Tissue and Envelope
Papers, Staple and Fancy Stationery, in great
variety, rs Ink, Steel Pens, States, Lead Pen
ellis, Envelopes, Red Tape, Sealing Wax, India
Rubber, Paste Boards, Drawing Paper, &C.,
with many other article in their line which they
offer for sale at Low PRICES.
RIcHMoNDs & BACKUS.
Detroit, January II, 1859. ina {
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THIS Company Chartered in 1871, will con-
Il tinue to take FIRE AND MARINE RISKS at
reasonable rates. She has over THO Thousand
living policies in the City where she lives. Her
Cash Premiums for the last year are over $780,
900 90 among 81 of the heaviest business firms
In the City of Chicago. Her books show that
all her Losses have been paid within 60 days,
and most Of them within Sir, after the fires, and
a dividend of20 per cent paid to the Stockhold-
ers from her business the past year. Her secur-
tiles are on the first class property in the Cities
of Peoria and Lacon, and in the State of Illinois
As men of moral soorth and financial ability,
her Officers and Directory are second to none,
East or West.
Her charter perpetual, with provision in it.
that the moment her paid up capital falls one
cent below 100000 her directors become indi-
ridaly liable for each and every risk thereafter.
This statement is made after moro than one
weeks personal investigation Of their affairs, at
the home office. [See papers on file in the Sec
rotary of States Office, Lansing, Michigan.l
3. s. BROWN,
General Agent for Michigan.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER,
Agent, for Grand Haven and vicinity.
June 90, 1859. [n76 1y*
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The crowd that assembled before the hotel constantly
grew in point Of numbers, and many efforts were made
induce the Prince TO out again. But having once
appeared and retired be did not return curious cir.
cumstancc here occurred. Several ladies who In
the next to the dining hall Of the Prince thought
that they would 70 far TO step tip toe through
the front balcony to peep at the heir 10 the crown Of
Great Britain. They . email company Of beautiful,
refined and poshed ladies'. Their conduct during the
whole Afternoon while they patiently waited for the ap
proach OF the procession, such only
characterize ladies' Of the sofiest natures and the
most perfect accomplishment But curiosiy d
a part OF woman's nature "a Ia OF mans,
and because these curious madens vcnturcd 70 peep At
the Prince the services Of the police called IN 10
drive them back votsm sal tap, and We do not care
about enlarging this theme.
But speaking OF police Arrangements, II may be
toned that the force detailed along the whole line, from
the Battery TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel composed OF
educated intelligent and gentlemaniy officers The only
exception 10 this role fat lump OF fellow, who
not OF the slightest 70 the division but rather In
terrupted their and usefulness and bore
on bis old battered cap the number "7oI" This, We
heard part Of the force Of the Eighteenth precinct
This fellow assumed more airs than General scot would
presume upon, AFTER glorious victory. He
rushed Ike a Wild tiger upon reporters, dashed
about fur'ousy, without seeming 70 know where
be was going or what his own actions meant, and
on the whole reelected perfect disgrace on the
respectable and responsible sce 10 which he unfortu
naiey attached lie was eventually lost among the
crowd willis, dying about wildy-wthoui any know.
ledge Of bis duyand the only that can 10 mercy
be put In for him s thai he Is thoroughly ignorant OF the
English language The other officers without exception
old their duty armly, but sen.lemanly.
The scenes around the Finh Avenue Hotel do no, merit
any particular notice. There was large crowd collected
there during the whole day. which dmlni sbed IN
after the appearance Of the Prince Az young
man showed himself tho crowd began 70 diminish and in
. short time altogether disappeared.
There vas 20 review Of the various regiments, ~ the
hour was entirely too late for such m exercise
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TO prevent disappointment and confusion, notice
hereby given that the small tickets v alone ensise 70
admission 70 the BAL al the Academy Of Music hs eve
ming the large cards Of invitation not being recognised
for that purpose.
These having tickets with the design 90 the back In
srees can sply enter By the doors on Irving place ,hose
having them win Vie design In red ere entitled W erss
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THE CLOSING OF THE STORES.

Many Of the large storef down town closed up ycster
day, and indeed The movement among them pretty
general especially Broadway and the wholesale streets
the vest side Of the city Among the smaller esab.
lshmtn,s however, closed stores the exception.
The business the open transacted must have been
below the average very considerably ~ the Streets with
Comparatively deserted.
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GENERAL BRUCE.

The Hon. Major General Bruce been entrusted by
the Queen for long while with the education OF the
Prince His Office s that Of private tutor and in this
capacity he resides with the Prince Oxford
panes him upon all bis travels. General Bruce Is a
htive 81 Lord ngin and portion Of the blame Of the
ascos OF the noble ord Canada and China has been
Justly attributed TO the General In order that his tutor
shp Of the Prince may not be interrupted the General
although holding high military rank at present
attached officer. General Bruce 10 tall and well built, his
hair and whkkers gray his mustaohe dark his forehead
round, full and dome like, his complexion pure
and transparent, his eyes dark hazel, his dress
the perfection Of neatness and good taste He 10
probably the moot cultivated gentleman Of the suite and
his mind and manners equally polished. In his
capacity OF tutor General Bruce the only person
present during the memorable interview between the
Prince and the Pope Of Rome. and indeed accompanied
the Prince during his arst Continental tour. His Royal
Hghness could not have better guide philosopher and
friend Equally home in the drawing ROOM the field
and the lbrary-equay well vcrsed In tho etiquette OF
court and camp, and scholarly ~ he d accomplished
General Bruce appears the model gentleman, while his
goodness OF heart, his Osant recognition OF merit In
every station, his sauviy and his anabty make him no
less loved than admired No member Of the suite win
attract more attention New York and deserve II
than The Hon. Major General Bruce
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DIR. ACKIAND.

This gentleman the Princes professor ii oxford. He
IL tall and s,outy built and has heavy, light cosorcd side
whskers and high forehead. lie dresses Light oolored
clothes and OF easy make.
clothes, and Of easy make. Dr Aoxisnd, although
somewhat reserved 10 manner, does hesitate 70 cr
press his opinion regard 10 tho Prince freely and with
out hesitation. He consider him clever IN the
English Of the termthst 70 say Of active QUICK
spprecatve inieecibut he says that With The Princes
hab Of application his advantages and the solid ground
work Of an education which he already Possesses he vii
undoubtedly become OF the bort educated Of the
age. Or. Aoslasd will and warm friends among the
higher classes Of literary men, such As Dr. coxswe,
OF the Library and in that haunt Of students he
viii undoubtedly be generally found, more At ease there
than among the crowds which attend the Princes pro-
eress
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THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE.

Berry Pelham Clinton, nfth Duke Of Newcastle, 10 q
Spokesman and peer Of the British empire He was born
the Cd OF May, 1871, at London, and is descended
kow The ancient family OF the Barous Clinton VINO n.
bsvised in 1859 the Dukcdcm o. Newcastle, under the
Sans Of Lrs Lincoln he vas eoscstsd d Tie unvsvssty
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wedding their weary way" and BY seven ecioca ihe
syes artery wss shrooons with is puissoos - nala-
paI,y - few bours previous bad not been u fever
heak
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CAPTAIN GRAY.

Captain Gray who 10 also distinguished for bravery,
and who wears several medals Of honor, ranks equally
with Major Teasdale equerry Of the Prince. fne
duties Of these gentlemen, though somewhat onerous
during the Canadian receptions, very Light Capt.
Gray tall, stoops slightly forward, and 10 distinguished
by his closely cropped hair his long heavy side whkers
his brilliant dark eyes, nne complexion and high color
The Captain very aable In his manners has aristo-
cratic hateur and greets the officers the United
army a. brothers. Surprising MAJOR Teasdale in his
popularity with the men, Capt Gray divides with him the
attentions OF the lad cs.
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THE HON. MIR. ELLIOTT

The Of the Earl Of a Germans and the heir 10 the
title lie is very tall aud his lace no, unlike that o.
bis father. Mr.. Eoits very proud and re-
served, and repc rather than attract the public. He
member OF crack London CORPS Of the British army
and is distinguished. when In uniform, By an immense
beaskn cap, which makes bis stature appear superhr
o. his ability, indeed Of his character he gives
opportunity 10 Judge. He not attached 70 the
Princes suite, but Invariably travels with IT, IN con-
pany with "
LORD HINCHENBROoKE,
who has barely reached his majority, and who sss
attached 10 the suite Ny lord TO this country
s said TO hunt buffalo, but preferred 70 accompany the
Prince nj bis expense and share Ia the festivities Of
his progrc~. Lord Hnchcnbrooke 10 short, by means
handsome, very good nsured and ansbe, and anything
but nistccratc bis appearance. He has often been
mistaken for the Prince whom be resembles 10 nothing
but his small size and greatly sought sfer by those
who are anxious 10 real specimen q live young
lord.
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PRINCE or WALES PIUMK
atsl Dfwn -
OHM RR.

"iGn DIEM
DINNER.
THURSDAY, CcroBER ii, 1860.
sour.
reH.
Boiled Bars shrimp sauce.
REnovEa
RosSt saddle Of Mutton.
Roast lllet Of Beef, with mushrooms.
Gweetbreads . n vIceroi.
Frieasse de Pouiet. q IL CbevelIere.
kcoi.ops III ratiu.
Chicken EAad. PATE de Perdrcaux.
woodcock. Brolea PArtridges.
PASTRY.
Newmarket Pudding.
Charlotte Ruase.
Apple Plea Gelee au kadere.
squash Plea
pKssHnr
Fruit Vanilla Ice Cream.
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THE HISTORICAL PRINCES OF WALES.

The HIhIUKCAL PRINCES Of WALES.
In the hereditary halo surrounding the title Of Prince
Of wales there much calculated TO involve the detail Of
the historian. identified a. the dignity has been with
Enesh story for more thar ave centuries, feu readers
even Of that story oosnzsnt Of the powers events
arly allied 70 the honorary designation Of the regular
he 70 the British throne and those Who yesterday
were among The foremost welcome 70 New York city
the twentieth Prince Of wales may discover the follow
Ing brief suEvsy Of the lives and deaths OF e nisetcen
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ey me doot On Fourteenth street. bu. have also the prI
snese ihsy prefer and choose waive al OF la re-
oephon, OF entering by the doors on Irvi1g place.
PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS or THE FLOOR AVE
SUPPER COMMITTEE.
TE DOORS Will Bx oPks FOR REcKPrloS on mo-
GuHsrs AT HALF PAST EGRr ooocK
The Prince Of Wales is expected arrive Al ten ocs
attended by the Reception Committee Al tho ammo.
pirate time the bands Of music will play "Goi save IA
Queen and "Hai Columbia the guests standing IN Oh.
servance of the compliment. When Prince sha4
have been conducted by the Reception Com mttee ha
rear the STAGE which space will be specially reserved
during the whole evening himself and his suite op.
por,upty win be afforded for the guests, during the pro-
menade to pass before the Prince and party through Toe
aid Of the Floor Committee
10 afford opportunity TO inspect the arrsngemenss
the supper rooms win be opened between The hours Of
nine NJ ten o'clock, merely as promenade Al the
when Prince and his suite sha proceed 70 sup
per, as many will accompany and follow them - thd
win accommodate with convenience, when the en-.
trance viii be closed; and thenceforwad supper viii b
furnished during the whole evening II is expected thak
parties will not remain in the supper room longer than
twenty minutes at any one time, inasmuch - this n.
rangement is necessary In order 70 afford equal facilities
TO all The supper tables will be constantly rcplenished
and renewed TO oner those supping at the later
hours the choice and abundance Of refreshments and
the tame attractions that existed at the beginning.
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WELCOME, LADDIE, FOR YOUR MITHER'a
HAKE.n

On the inscription, laddie for your mishera
rake" upon banner Of the boats which welcomed
the Prince at Detroit.
Much has been said and done sim the Prince
To maxi him kind welcome an gle him guild cheer;
But the best thing raid land stream lake,
II was "Welcome, addie, for your mither's sake"
On! light be the heart o. him wha design'd IL,
Calm as the feeling which nestles behind Il;
Be his head ever clear, may his soul know no ache,
VIVA welcomed the "laddie for his mithets sake"
IT'S as chaste as the gem which slumbers In light,
As clear TO the mind ss the sun 70 the sight;
The hand o. him wha said it I'D cheerfuy shake,
WI "welcome, laddie, for your mther's sake
As simple an sweet as the breath o. BARN,
An sparkn' an pure the dow the cairn;
Oh dead the soul that the slow to take
o. that Welcome, laddie for your mither's sake"
A charms 10 the word that's found 10 no other,
From lowest life to exalted Queen Mother;
True feeling his VIVA such sentiment could make;
May his hope be In Heav'n, "fos his misher's sAke.n
JN0. OLIVER
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MAJOR TEASDALE.

This brave officer one Of the Princes equeries, and
distinguished since the siege Of Kars In the defence OF
which he took active and prominent part under Gen.
williams. he several medals Of honor He is hand
some, having face Of the Teutonc type and Light curly
hair and moustache, which he wears very peculiar.
~. he ID naughty Ia his manners, but nevertheless
favorte among the ladies.
In Canada bis duty TO introduce the ladies' selected
partners TO the Prince and this probably aided his
popularity with the fair His Office equerry to the
Prince gives him rank equal 70 that Of Duke, and his
show that he fully appreciates the importance Of
his position The member Of the suite who dances with
the handsomest ladies' ID 70 be Major Teasdae and
his peculiarly arstocratic appearance aided by his rich
uniform, always attracts attention and remark Al first
sight men commonly pronounce Teasdale fop for who Is
favorite with the who favorite with the ladies'
glance at his medals, however, reminds one that kid
gloves may cover strong, brave hands, and inti
mate acquaintance with Major Teasdae corrscts all
neous ideas In regard 70 his character and department
With the ladies' Major Teasdale viii rank very high.
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THE EARL OF ST. GERMANS,

Grace dresses plainly and almost roughly caring nothing
for the cpperes Of fashion the ldornmeEts Of cres
THE EARL OF ST. GERMANS,
Who has frequently been falsely styled the Earl OF 81
Germans belongs 70 ancient family which lourished
for several ger erations In the county before
removed into Cornwall, and the beginning Of the
fifteenth century, Walter Eliot one Of bis ancestors
returned among the gentry Of that shire Tho Earl 10
named Edward Granville Eliot He was born on
the 18th Of August, 1898, and was married
on the q OF seriemher, 1884, TO Jemims,
daughter Of the late Marquis CORVALLIS. HIS
ancestor STR John Eliot member Of Parliament for
The county Of Cornwall In the reign Of Charles the First
This gentleman, strenuous opponent Of the Court was
appointed BY the House OF Commons Of the managers
OF the impeachment Of the Duke Of Buckingham, for
which, with Sir Dudley Dgges the other manager, he
was committed 10 the Tower, but Afterwards re-
ceased. In l62s, Sir John Eliot, with other mem
bers Of. the Commons, was again sent to
the Tower for refusing to answer before tho
Privy Council for supplementary conduct, and On
the 20 Of May in that year, information was ex-
hbted in the Star Chamber against Sir John and his COM
panions for their undut speeches. and they were sent
the Tower where Sir John died the 2oh Of Novem.
Der, 1892
PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF TIE EARL OF ST. GERMANS.
The Earl Of St. Germans 10 tail and slightly built He
gray haired but nevertheless IL pleasant looking and
gentlemanly he dresses WE'LL and to take pride
in the arrangement Of his dress and general personnel,
Indeed the Earl in his attention his costume and In
his jaunty air. resembles not little Lord Pamerston Of
whom has been said that he grows younger with age.
With biz hadsome form, set OF by the best made Of ock
coats the full dress uniform Of the members Of
Msjestys household his hat jAuntiy set sde his
cane lightly held or tapping hts brightly polished boot,
st. Germans looks every inch the Earl and at distance
looks rather like the brother than like the father Of the
Hon. Mr. Elliott, with whom his intercourse in fact,
seems more flal than parental. With dowagers and Ia
dies of certain age' the Earl general favorite, and
can play the beau as well to younger and blooming
damses he pleases His handsome, pleasant face 10 a.
ways welcomed and his influence upon the character Of
the Prince is undoubtedly Of the very best
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development resembles that Of FIRST President His
Grace dresses plainly and amos, roughly, caring nothing
for the fopperes Of fashion the LdornmeEts Of cres