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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-05-23
Estate of Lorin Grow.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, So:
AT session ofthc 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 May, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty. Present, Augustus
W. Taylor, Judge Of Probate. In the matter
of the estate of Lorin Grow, deceased.
.nN reading and filing the petition, duly veri-
" fed, of Jesse ID. Pullman, Administrator of
the estate of said deceased, praying for reasons
therein set forth, that he may be empowered and
licensed to sell certain real estate belonging to
the estate of said deceased, for the purposes of
paying legal claims against the estate of said do
ceased, and the expenses of administering the
same. Thereupon il is ordered, that Monday,
the eighteenth day of juno 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 persons interested in said
estate, requiredto 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 tho petitioner
should not be granted. And it is further ORDER
cd, that said petitioner give notice to all persons
interested is said estate, of the'pendency 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 circua-
ting in said county of Ottawa, four successive
weeks, previous to said day Of hearing.
"a true eopy.) AUGUSTUS W. TAYLOR,
MI 4w] Judge of Probate.
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Call and soc our large stock which VIC will sell
at wholesale and retail at prices which cannot be
beat either in Detroit or Chicago.
CUTLER, WARTS q sTEDGMAN.
March 20, 1850.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-03-10
Communicated for the COismbia Democrat
Interesting Examination,

Brig. Gen. BLAKER, was married to Miss
ANNE f. MORRIS, on the l4th Of March,
1859, and cohabitcd with her as his wife,
about nine months, when he discarded her
and went about boasting that he was never
married to her, and refused to maintain
her. She took him at his word and ar
rested him for seduction. When he found he
had no other way to escape the penitenti-
ary, he took the position that he was mar
ried, proved it, and the Justice very prop
erly sustained his position and discharged
him on that ground.
ALPHA & OMEGA.
Bloomsbury, March s, 1860.
1- The Marriage notice of the above
named parties, was duly announced last
September, in the "COlumbia Democrnt.'
EDITOR.
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seat, the band played "Auld Lang Syne,
and the voices of many delegates joined in
singing this heartstirring song.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Brodhead s
speech, Hon. Jacob Fry entered the room
and was received with the most enthusiastic
cheers. The whole assembly arose as one
man, and cheered him for several minutes.
The President: / beg to present to you,
gentlemen, man who is beloved by thou
sands of Democrats throughout this Com
monwealth--a man who, though not the
choice of the Convention as candidate for
Governor, yet will live in the hearts of the
people of this State for generations to come,
as "honest old Jake Fry, of Montgomery"
[Great applause and nine cheers for "Fry,"]
Mr.. Fry, evidently moved by the i'm
posing demonstration, made brief speech
in response. He would 60 hand heart for
the nomination of Mr.. Foster. He always
looked upon him as essentially and truly a
good man. [Checrs.l He thanked those
men who had come here to vote for him.
Whatever votes he had received were free,
unbiased, unexpected, and unsolicited.
He had never asked man 70 vote for him
never spent an hour in elcctioneering for
any nomination. The manifestations he
had seen of regard for him he felt most
deeply, and would cherish them as evi.
dences of confidence more desirable than
any nomination could be.
General George NJ. Keim, of Berks,
made few eloquent remarks in response
to hearty invitation; after which the
Convention adjourned until three o'clock in
the afternoon.
(REsoLuTIoNs IN NEXT DEMOCRACY
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After th second ballot Mr.. Esser with
drew the name of Gen. Keim.
The President announced the following
gentlemen as the Committee on Resolu
tons: Messrs. cessna, Ward, Baker Mont
gomery, Plumer, Baer, North, Stine and
Hagerman.
The Convention then, at quarter past
10 clock, adjourned until clock on
Thursday morning.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estnfe of John Wise, deceased.

the Orphans Court Of Columbia county, in the mat
( Of the account uf Peter Werkhtiser, AdmnslTa'
tor NJ thi estate of John Wise deceased.
Tn, undersigned Auditor appointed by the Orphans
Court uf Columbia county settle aud aut tn. rat
aud proportions of the IA the hands Of thu sad
administrator tn. creditors Of th2 sand 1stdn g
in the order established by law, will attend 10 the
duties Of his appointment bis ofce IN Bloomsbury
Thursday, the 18th day OF April A. D. lO, at ~ o.
clock in thu forenoon when and where all persons inter
sisted may attend, u they think proper
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N "A k IL 1 Il Id. .
IL 1 Il ID

In Hannibal Nil souri, on the 2th Of January last,
Dotl IirfAsy SOnn Law Uf &. ii. Doebier, Esq. u
Wianispurt, aged about As years.
In Catawissa Columbia county, the 2t,h Of Febru'
AIRY last Mr. 1uoMAs HARDER, aged about 81 years.
In Centre township, Columbia CO., on Monday last
Mr.. Johs WtRkueisER, Suddenly BY falling from ms
wagon, at thu residence Of Peter Mer and breaking
his neck, aged about 70 years.
In Bloosburg Sunday evening last, IEsRi, son OF
Charlie. Henry No aged 3years, months and IL days
In Cattawissa on Saturday, the Sd inst, Mr., LEwis
GErkIS from injuries On the Rail Road aged ABOUT
years.
In Madison township, Columbia county, on the lltf
ult. MAY ELIzABErII daughter Of Andrew s. anu Eiza
beth Allen aged year and D months.
At Buck liorm in llrmock township, Columbia county
Yesterday morning, MIR. vAsIAH KkEs, aged about u
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THURSDAY MARCH l.

4 IT 2 ItoI4K4 -'I-iINNIl T.
The President called the Convention to
order al o'clock, and stated the first
business to be the nomination ofcan{ idates
for Electors at large.
The following names were placed in
nomins.ion Richard Vaux, Philadelphia;
II. B,{Wright, Luzerne Flames j. john
sscu, sSoedelphis; George n Ksim,
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PULIC SALE.
aa9ILL be exposed to Sale, ny Public vendue, at the
w Residence Uf the undersigned, in Cattawissa, COL
CO., on
Fr,ay, ihe 23d'a March,
The following valuable articles Of personal property viz
BEDS AND B DDlNG,
Bureaus Chairs, sitiecs. Wash.stands, Pitohcrs and
Bowls Carpets, stoves and pips. large It Odsths
ware, Barbottles, and glassware, together with large
10 enunItratc.
ALSO
TW y 90 WIS,
Several Buffalo Robes, and a lot Of Manure.
" SALE to commence at 10 O'clock A. NJ On sail day
when attaRJanc: will bt given aud cvn-i.iuns mad'
known, by -
JACOB DYER.
Cattawissa March 10. lN9
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- =a=- -=sa --=--
VEN W t..

VENUE.
aN3ILL be expos, I'd 10 sale by Public vendue, at the
w residence VI the suhacribtt, in Espyt0wn. on
SATURDAY, ne 24M y March,
The following articles Of personal property viz:
One MICH COW, new sleigh, turning Latht, Work
bench the woodwork OF Hour buggies two 5ulkivs hnd
two Truek. Wagons, twelve hopper Barrows and Farm
Whtgl. Barrow, sash and Bsneh Planes turn saws Re
volving Hay RAKE, with gseat variety VI Wag9n'ma'
ker's Tools tou numerous 10 nention.
ALSO.
Corner Cupboard, Trunnel Bed, Barrel Churn, Buggy
Harness anu Br asst Collar Lot Of Potatoes ParUr, COok
and shop 5yvss aud uthsr household ami kitohau fur
turc.
Sale to eomenrc 10 O'Clock, NJ on said day, VII N
attendance will Dc given and conditions nads known By
JACOB ). EVANS
Esny IsSn
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NOTICE

IL persons are hereby forbidden u NEEDLE with the
a following personal property, viz: One Gray Mare,
two head Of Cattle swing, lhOrse wagon aud
HES sale on the q day of March, la6O the property Of
Henry Lear Jr all which have rll IN possession OF
the said Henry Lear IT, during my pleasure uf winch
the public will take notice. "
R.avcT Valley March 10, l5G0--.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Es,,,,e of 7,il1,an For. decea,

EStafe Of 7'iiman For, decreased
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by the orphan'
j Couu Of Columbia county on exceptions 10 the &C
count ~ silas H. Fowler guardian Of illman Fox de
ceascd III attend to the dutcs 81 his appointment al
his office, in Bloomsbury on Saturday the 2eth day o
April A. D. 1850 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon when and
where all persons interested may attend If they think
proper. ,,.,,, r,, ,,,,,r
Rioops sbrtyr, March 10, IsOO-its, dtditor.
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10 FARMERS ANDGARDENERs.

Il HE subscribers offer for Sale 10000 Barrels Of Pow
j DREPrE, made by the LopI MAsUFAcTvRlso Con-
PASY I.uts suit Purchasers. This article Is in the
twentieth year of its introduction into this country aud
outivUd fertilizers Of every other description for
I'll: following r1asuns:
lsi 1t is made from the night soil Of the City Of New
York by tho l.. NJ Co, who have capital Of slOO,ON
invested IN the business which is at risk should they
make a bad article.
3D. For Corn and Vegetables 1t Is the cheapest, neat
est aud handest manure in t2 world 1t BE- placed
in direct with the seed forces aud rpens
tat0u twO weeks ear prevents the Gu, worm, double:
the crop aud Is Dhout ds0grcodblo odor Three dOaT
worth or two barrels is all sufficient te snure an acT,
, of corn IN tlu hill
PRIeE bbl 81 . bhls- 81 so 5 bbls. s. and owe
bbls 81 50 per barrel delivered free OF carriage, 10
l sells raiTlud in New York City
pamphlet containing every information aud eeTtif
Gates ffO farmers all over the United States who hiv
used from years will b. seat free
any one applying for thu same.
| GRIFFING BROTHERS L. CO.,
| North River Agricultural Warehouse,
| ColKt nd Me- vpvk
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NcmAOucl tlscnlcmtS,
MASON WANTED.

A STONE MASON, to construct Celia, Wall, 10 n
a feet Apply mmedibt y atthe office OF the c. mbia
Democrat.
Bloonisburg, March 10, 1860.
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Qu.TE u number of our distant subscribers, to whom
we lately bills, have promptly reniitedb by the man.
all OF whom have transmitted receipts NY le''er'
with our sincere thanks Many others have not yet res
ponded to our request trust they will do so soon
Our expenses are very heavy and hope there will be
a comenlable Willingness evnced, the part Of our
friends in arrears.to promptly their JUS, indebted
ness 10 the PRisrER
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ZUPPINGER'S ESTABLISH MENi.
P.iCeS Reduced SC.
THE difficult watch ami Jew airy repairing has e
i been dom sucS Bipnni,buTg is DluomsbuTg, TVJ&
by lIEsRY LuPP.SGER, am though H. often - q
from this Of the cast obliged TO charge At'S7
pretty high his prices greatly reduced, aud his
customers may rest assured that he has the requisite
qualifications and materials and for thl repair
Of all kips Of Watches Jrwelry, Accoruas, and every
thing usually attended to at regular watch maktr
shop Honesty and faithfulness will always be hts hsI
principle and aim.
W Orders or GUads taken for pay.
HESRY ZUPPINGER.
Bloomsbury, March 10, LEGO.
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Est :" Of ELsab'h Iohe, d-censed
4 ET-TERs testamcntary on the estate Of EuzARsIH
j YoiE late uf Locust township, Columbia county d.
ceased have been granted by the Register of columbia
county on the above Estate stephen Soc residing
In said Locust tuwnip Columbia county notice hero
by given to all persons having claims dcnanGs against
the estate of tile said drcedrnt make them known
without delay the said Executor and those indebted
10 said estate, to make immediate payment
SrEPHEN YOHE,
March TO- l560-Cts. Eroutor
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FARM FOR SALE

.
W. ILL be sold at Public Sale, on the premises on
w !>utaroiuy. the 24ut Of March,
at o'clock, +. NJ, all that
TRACT Or PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in fshngcrcck township, Columbia county, late
part Of the Estate Of Samuel Crevclng deceas.d con
tanng
1Ho tlhndrcd L. Twenty-Seyen Acres,
about $50 of which cl-ared and in good state OF
cultivation the residue well timbered with oak and
chestnut. Tha improvements are u good
FRAME HOU r.,
Two Frame BARNS. good Spring House over a never
failing Spring Of water Also The necessary out build
ings and good bearing Apple Orchard, and,oher fruit
trees.
This property 10 in a good neighborhood, convenient
to Mills, Schools &C.
W Terms which will be easy for the purchaser, will
be made known the cay II sale, by -
ISAIAH CREvELiNG.
March TO- 1860 Lrseptor.
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Berks q. L, Ward, Bradford; Edward
Yard, Chester Jacob Dillinger, Lehigh
James Campbell, Philadelphia Andrew
Burke, Allegheny John essna, Bedford
George w. Woodward, Luzerne Henry
d. Foster, Westmoreland.
The names of Messrs, @. l.. Ward
James Campbell, Andrew Burke, John
Cessna, Ii. b. Wright and II. d. Foster
were scverally withdrawn.
The vote for Electors was then taken,
each delegate voting for two. The result
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

moomsturg, March 10, isoO.--4,s. Ard
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEWS.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. ID, 1860.
1 avail myself of the few moments be-
tween the arrival of the Western train and
the departure of the train for the East, to
write you.
1t is hardly necessary 10 state that We ar
rived in Lawrence Tuesday night, per Hard
d Reynolds Express. son time" Wednes-
day the stage brought us to Leayenworth,
there to remain until Thursday morning at
10 for the R. R. Packet to take us to Atch-
ison, which, We are informed by staring
hand bills on every corner, is the western
terminus of all the Railroads in the United
States
Leavenworth was busy-mors so than
had anticipated: busy selling goods TO Pixies
Peakers and Kansas merchants. and putting
mp large and substantial blocks of business
houses to supply the present demand and ii
anticipation of the business of next season
The public pulse is buoyant, and the gene
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29

THE TEXAS DisTURBANcE.-It viii prob
ably be ascertained-as soon as the the OBJ
ject which the alarmists hope to attain is
either secured OF effectually prevented
that the recent extraordinary excitement
and attended horrors in Texas, were found
ed upon nothing more tangible than the
fears which must beset those who hold theil
fellow men in serviie bondage. The New
Orleans Picayane- already reveals the al
ter basslessaess of the alarming reports which
hare been. Spread so industriously
s'The investigations which have beer
prosecuted in the disturbed districts of Tex
as have not developed, with any degree o
distInctness, the existence of any other plo
for ruin than what.few desperate characters
without connection with or hope of bell
/ from any other quarter, might have formed
In some cases the negro population hav
been demoralized evidently by the insidiou
promises of those W bite men, and the worl
of ruin wrought has doubtless been mainl,
theiI work. But net-half of what has beel
confessed seems to be borne out by later facts
| The strychnine said to have been discovers
in the hands of negroes turns out to be yer,
harmless, having no affinity to the deadl
| poison. which il was supposed to be. Th
wells thought to have been poisoned. lat
accounts declare to be untainted with an
deleterious substance. Texas, like all othe
! frontier States. has been the point wher
desperate men have congregatsd, and he
whole history is full of violence and outrag
inflicted By the foes of society. Aroused b
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oARIsALDr 1EAs ENTEREp NApLEs
NV Yosx, Sept. II.

NEW YoRK. Sept. II.
The Adriatic arrived at midnight last
night. GarihzIdi entered Naples on the 9th
instant with his staff alone. The joy was
intense. a provisional government was
formed Naples was tranquil. Garibaldi
had discovered National Committee lille
eally constituted, and ordered the Pre-
feet of che Police 20 punish them. He had
consigned the feet and arsenal TO Admiral
Perieon, and proclaimed Victor Emanuel
Kink of Italy The capitulation of the Fort
was expected Immediately.
Insurrectioms had taken place at Pessaro
and Urbino 400 Insurgents repulsed the
Papal troops; the inhabitants of Bergold-
Simgaglia and other districts also revolted
and proclaimed, Victor Emanuel King
The telegraphs and bridges were also bro
ken down. Urbino was free insurrec-
tionary movements in the Mand Umbria
were extending.
Russia desires q perfect reconciliation
with Austria. Arrangementsfor meeting
are TO be made, and measures taken for end
ing the present state of things which. Russia
considers intelsrable.
A state Of siege at Ancona has been pro-
claimed.
The Turkish Ambassador at Paris has re-
ceived power to sign the Syrian Conven-
ton.
The u. s. Consul general at Alexandris
had protested against the creation of an in
ternational tribunal for the settlement Of
foreign monetary disputes, the competency
of which tribunal he could not recognize
unless he had the same right to appoint
members as the Consul-general of the
great European Powers.
France, as the Pope's protector, disap.
proves of aimed resistance, and should
Piedmont accomplish aggression. Francs
will withdraw from Sardinia her protection
France hopes Piedmont will respect interna
ticnal rights which alone can preserve mu
tual alliance, and trusts Emanuel will avoid
political faults which would be misfortune
for Italy.
Garibaldi found eighty millions liveas al
the bank of Naples. Sandman flags are fly
1 ing from all the ports of Naples.
A panic prevailed at Rome the Cabine
of Vienna, Munich and Dresden advised the
King of Naples to take refuge in Germany
The Sultan has ordered the Grand Viziel
to proceed to London and Paris to negotiate
a loan.
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SILVER MINES AT Pixies PEAK.-The
Rocky Mountain Neacs, Of the 10Th, says
that discoveries of veins of silver continue
to be made almost daily in all parts of the
country. The heart of the silver region
seems to be near the head of the Platte,
Blue and Arkansas rivers, and the veins
radiate from that point in all directions
For months past nuggets of silver have
been found in all the gold wasbings in that
vicinity, but never until quite recently was
any search made for the leads or veins con-
tanning the ore in it's natural state.
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LATER.

QUEBEC, sept. 70.
The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liver
pool on the 18th, arrived here this morn
ing. Her dates are two days later than
those already received.
The belief prevails that there will be no
general war in Europe, but some new trans
action like the Villa France treaty will take
place during the autumn.
The Times says Victor Emanuel finds a
formidable competitor in Garibaldi, whose
success appears sufficient to overcome any
resistance that can be made by the States of
the Church, and which brings him into col
lision with the Austrian power in Venice.
Piedmont must make herself mistress of the
revolution, or be content to give up the lead
IrALY.-Austria has decided not to re-
ceive the Neapolitan feet into any Austrian
port.
It is asserted that without waiting re-
ply from Rome, $4,000 Sandman troops
entered Umbria on the 1th, and on the 9Th
25, 900 more Sardinians attacked and took
Resaro. taking prisoner 1900 Germans who
were in the fortress. Gen. Bella, who com
manded the Pope's troops, had ordered the
sack of town, and was taking prisoners to
Turin.
The German garrison had capitulated to
the insurgents.
It was asserted that the French army will
be increased to 10000 men.
A Paris telegram to the London Post,
dated Wednesday night, says the Piedmon-
tese forces are marching rapidly on Lam
oriciere's army, and an engagement is ex-
pected to take place tomorrow. The EN-
peror and French Government used every
exertion to prevent an invasion of the Ro-
man States.
The relations of France and Piedmont
are critical
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-29

The estimate population of Iowa is in the
neighborhood of 10000, which, under
the new superintendent, win entitle that State
to six members of Congress. This will be
the greatest proportionate increase of repre-
sentation of any State in the Union.
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, The Kansas City Medical and Surgical
Review. for September, says: 1.-THE amount
of rain which has fallen since the first Of
January last is $50 fnches--a smaller
amount than has fallen here in the same
length of time in any year since 1854, when
there was absolutely no rain from June I'M
til October"