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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

SCENTED DrAuoNDs.-Thero is nov, says
the French paper, lie ,Spmt, a good deal Of
talk In London. and also little In France,
among the fashionable classes, the richest
jewelers. and lnpidaries and here is the
subject Of it. They have discovered quite
recently, In tho Kingdom of Ava, new
kind Of diamond. These diamonds have,
II il said, all tho qualities Of the others
tho Same transparency, same cODsiatence
and blillisbey. But they present, besides,
the popularity Of seeming the atmosphere,
under the influence of certain degree Of
heat, In ballroom, for instance. These
singular diamonds come from that portion
Of Ava watered by tho irbwRdy and whero
the soil presents strata loaded with iron
and coal. Tho fragrance emitted by them
resembles that of amber, little that OF
frsnkinconse aud Of forest species, very
common in tho tropical regions and known
by tho name Of India wood.
II In believed in the country which pro-
ducss them, that those scented diamonds
possess tslismauic power, and that tho
person whom they adorn sxsTts kind Of
fascinating power over those who are
around. The action Of such an extraor1i-
nary influence IL very much like moral
hypnotic, an intoxication OF the affections
and the feelings Of tho heart. But there
may he in that report good deal Of the
exaggerRtion go common with Eastern poo
po. For ut all times tho mere sight vi
diamonds has dszzled, fascinated, ia II
were, not only tho eyes, but tho hearts OF
most people. more particularly Young wo-
men. However, if what is said of those
scented diamonds IL really true, those who
are wealthy enough 70 bny them will he
able 10 control. in fearful manner, the
feelings Of their friends. With two such
stones shining A. her ears, there IL no heir
ess, so ugly and unlovely she may be, that
cannot inspire any man she chooses with
the deepest love, and oblige bin, noten'
Uolcns, 10 pop tho question. llencefortb
tho other diamonds, 20 much admired, 20
precious, 40 much coveted, will bo despised
"a glass beads, or ~ n psony, and no queen
oi beauty preparing for ball. will deem
her dross compleis without few scented
diamonda, 70 put entirely under her power
those whom her natural charms and her
artistic toilet would have half conquered
PicoVnn,.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

The CoNFLIcr or AUTHORITY CASE.
The conflict of authority between
the Mayor aud Recorder was not
settled yesterday. AS we stated
in our last report, the Recorder had
issued all order upon the Mayor to
appear before him at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, For nearly an
hour alter the time at which the
Mayor was to appear he was not
present, and at quarter before III
o'clock the Recorder issued an at
tachment for him. ii. w. Waters
chief Constable of the Second JUS
tees Court, was entrusted with
the execution of the writ, but the
Mayor, to whom he presented the
writ on the steps of the City Hall,
refused to obey it or acknowledge
the authority of the Constable who
served it, and the Chief of Police,
aided and assisted the Mayor in de-
flying It: These proceedings led to
an affidavit being made against
Constable Waters by the Mayor
For assault and battery, and anoth-
err by the Constable against the
Chief of Police for resisting him in
the lawful execution of writ from
the Recorders Court. The Chief
and Waters ware arraigned before
Recorder Emerson, and gave bail
TO appear when notified. The
Mayor was not arrested yesterday
Bulsetia. -rr ..t '...
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

The ton commandments proclaimed
that there should be n general
meeting Of States Rights Demo-
Gratis in New Orleans on the 9Th Of
January, l859--and several other
things among them, this:
"Resoiped, That this meeting deems IS n
matter of duty 20 especially commend tho
FeiiciaBa DsmOcgdt 10 the patronage and
support of all true Southern men aud
statos Rights Democrats"
We beg our friend, tho Doctor,
to read these things and take them
in connection with other things.
and SEQ if ho does not think that
he has had no minor part in throw
ing the Sugar Bowl Of the Union
into the fits, which our masters
say arc to bc cured by secession.
----.-. 49,
FRoG SHowEHs.-M Sequin, Of
tho French Academy of Sciences,
breaches u new theory to account
for the frequent pretended showers
Of frogs. IIo writes thus
In certain pools upon my estates
Of Fontcnay may be seen, at GER
tain periods Of the year, myriads
tadpols blackening the surface Of
the water. Once, ut time Of
great moisture. ] saw in footpath
of three hundred meters in length
10y one meteor in breadth, leading TO
a small pond, n multitude of frogs
about the size Of bean, continual.
ly leaping about In u calculation
which | made as exactly as was
possible under the circumstances,
| found that each square meter
contained from one TO three hun
bred of these little animals, which
would give me total for the whole
space Of between thirty and forty
thousand. | considered that the
hosts Of tadpolcs generated in the
ponds, following the action of a
general law, would be transformed
into frogs at about the same mo-
mcnt, aud this multitude urned by
their instinct TO travel, would bo-
take themselves TO tho path just
mentioned Being in continual
motion, n heavy wind or hurricane
might easily sieze them, aud car
rying them to n great distance,
would naturally give rise TO the be-
lief in showers of frogs.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

ENeLAND EIGHrY YEARS SINCE
Leisure is gone-goDo where the
spinning wheels are gone, and the
pack.borses, and the slow wagons,
and the peddlcrs who brought bar
gains 20 the doors on sunny after
moons. Ingenious philosophers tell
you, perhaps, that the great work
of the steam engine is to create lei.
sure for mankind. DO you believe
them it only creates vacuum
for eager thought to rush in. Ev-
en- idlcness is eager now-eager
for amusement, prone to excursion
trains, art museums, periodicals.,
literature and exciting novels ;
prone to scientific theorizing and
cursory peeps through microscopes.
Old Leisure was quite n different
parsonage; he only read ono news
paper, innocent Of leaders. and
was free from the periodicity OF
sensation which we call post time.
lie was a contemplativc, rather
stout old gentleman, of excellent
digestion ; of quiet perceptions,
undiseased by hypothesis happy
in his inability to know the cause
Of things. preferripg tho things
themselves.
lie lived chiefly in the country,
among the pleasant seats and home
stcads and was fond of sauntering
by the fruit tree walls, and scent
ing the apricots when they were
warmed by the morning sunshine,
or sheltering himself under the or
chard boughs at noon, when the
summer pears were falling. lie
knew nothing Of week day services
and thought none the worse of the
sermon if it allowed him TO sleep
from the text to the blessing lik'
ing the afternoon service best, be
cause the prayers were the short
est, and not ashamed to say 80, for
he had an easy, jolly conscience,
broad backed like himself, and able
to carry great deal of beer aud
portwine, not being made squeam
ish by doubts and qualms, and lof
ty aspirations. Life was not task
to him, but a sinecure /; he findger-
ed the guineas in his pocket, and
ate his dinners, and slept the sleep
of the irresponsible-for has he
not kept up bis character by going
to church on Sunday afternoons p
Fine old leisure Do not be Sc.
we're upon him, and judge him by
our modern standard. He never
went to Exeter Hall, or heard q
popular preacher, or read tracts fol
the time, or Sartor Resartus.-Adan
Bede.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
WHAT SHALL BE DONE'


The question TO come before the
people in few days appalls ana
ovcrwhelms us with its Importance.
We know not what to do or what
TO say. Tho business TO come DO
fore the Convention for which they
arc 20 vote for delegates, on the
18th proxo.. is Star Chamber mat
ter. and We know not IN what form
IL will he presented. Certain it IL.
~ far rs one party is concerned,
they mean-if they get tho sway,
b. determine for us all, whether the
State shall at once seccdc from the
Union, and IL they succeed, they will
not submit the matter 90 the people
for their ratification. Within the
last ten years two Constitutions
have been made, and even in mi.
nor matter like this. the work OF
the Conventions has been submit
ted TO The people for their ratiiica.
ton. Now IL in not proposed to
do so. viii our friends look this
monstrous proposition full in the
face, as IL comes fresh from the
self styled Union party of yostcr-
day Z Are they, the people, pre-.
pared TO meet this momentous ques.
ton 2 We have fear, and trom.
bio ut the thought that they are
not. East Baton Rouge aud the
District Of which il is n part, should
do their duty. We are entitled to
two delegates from the Senatorial
District composed Of East aud West
Baton Rouge and East Feliciana.
The Parish is entitled TO two or more
Who shall be the candidates-to
whom shall this trust DO confded,
and what il tho policy by which
they will be governedY These are
questions that should be promptly
RESPONDED TO. There is no time for
the candidates b. canvass the Par.
isb and the District in The usual
way, and we feel satisfied that a
majority Of the people will not
know, even who they arc; but n
brief response from each Of them,
could aud should be made, through
the papers. Who are the candi-
dates 2 The open and avowed can
didates for secession, are in the
field and they present solid front.
Shall we be divided, by having two
sets Of candidates For Gods
sake gentlemen for your own
lives, fortune and sacred honor,
have Il not so. Mcet-organizc,
aud determine quickly. For our
part, we shall vote for no man, I'M
less he be Of honor and integrity,
and pledges himself to use his best
efforts, to defeat one and all the
measures which breathe upon us in
madness aud folly, the foul breath
of death and destruction.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

hrrFHrf TO AssAssiNAfE GARiBAf-
DT.--Another attempt has been
made to asssssinatc Garibaldi. A
Ncapolitan officer on his staff fired
a pistol at him in lis room. The
shot was rendered innocent by an
officer present knocking up the as
sassin's arm while IN the act Of fir
ing, and the ball lodged in the roof.
Garibaldi, without moving from
his seat, ordered the assassin 10 be
deprived Of his sword. aud then
told him TO be gone. The villain
is said 10 have Confessed that he
had been two mouths seeking an
opportunity to take Garibaldi's life.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Parish of East

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish Of East
Baton Rouge-Sixth Judicial District
Court-ln the matter of the Succession
of T. E. Huntsn, deceased-No. 6sS-
Probate.
=" HEREAs, FREDERICK RAuscH has this
w day filed in said Court an applica-
ton praying to be appointed and confirm
ed as Administrator Of the Estate OF
T. Z. Hunten, deceased.
Notice is hereby given 70 an persons
interested TO show cause II any they can
within ten DAYS from the first publication
of this notice why said application should
not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of
said Court, this 18th day Of December
A.D.l5S0. JOS. NEPHLER.
decls Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
Dry Goods st Eeouced Prices.

Tn order to reduce the stocs at the Phiiadsi-
i pbis Cheap store, all the goods will now be
sold ~ cost for CASH. AIi persons in want ~
sny goods In their Inns will End T. 10 their Inter
est ~ call and Judge Tor themselves. Silks. Pop
Has. DE LANES and Dress Goods Of all kinds at
very low prices at the
deco PHILADELPHIA CHEAP STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

s9- There was fire in the State
Library Of the Assembly Chamber
at Albany, N. Y, on the 5th when
the electoral college was in SEES
sion. About one hundred volumes
of documents were destroyed and
injured, as also portion of shelving
and cases.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

A Love TMr ConSs.-The creditors Of
the Baron lie Arabet, an English insolvent
debtor, who some FIVE and twenty years
sinee failed to meet his en- gagements, have
just received notice, after waiting for q
quarter Of . century, that they may now
get dividend Of five pence on the pound.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
BATON aOUC q. BONNET STORE.

BOULEVARD STREET.
MOTT0-Fiist ia Fashion, Cheapest in y Ice
vi Magnificent ASSORTMENT % BoDbsts and NJ
ms Novelties in the Millinery lius Ladies' in tbs
district aud ~ tie surrounding county are 30
spect uly invited 10 call and examine my stoc /
before purchasing elsewhere.
oot23 FANNIE T. o'cONNoR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
sTRAYED OR sTOLEN

L'EOh the residence Of his owner -
near Baton Houge, on sunday, % -
inst. SETTER boz about two years Old, re- be-
thin In flsah. deep yellow or orange color, white
OF blaze face, white breast. bushy tail and az.
s|srs ~ he name OF HOlis q liberal reward will
he paid for his recovery. Information left o. ihi'
Once. dsr.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
NOTICE.

IRON and a. 81 ibis date ! will MI no orders,
i nor sell any Groceries but for cash on dsliv.
s,v. Z WANT fr DIsTiNCrJY UNDERSTOOD
1uAT I MAKE NO EXCEPTIONS Ny country
friends will do me great favor by settling NJ
ss,iy M possible. si.hsr with drafts, cotton, su-
lar or molsssss.
dscG A. NONTAN In
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
C(,OAkS.

I HAVE Just opeosd a new lot Of Cioaks Which
j vii 0s sold extremely Low.
sUaWLS.
o ihs-e ussoi srticlsg have GOOD ssSo.ttrsnt
a1d al all p ICES.
DIES GOODS.
>. inch Ne iroes y. " 90 per yars, alec hand
-owe and l.,.esaso. .wept Of ~ Goods, wOoish
Pads, Priatsd ~ pBsls spa DELE iuss.
MOURNING GOODS.
Is every vsiie OFFS yIessnd p,iees.
OcD f'NHtE 4. OCONOR.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
Leon u. Erens Nssr,

II ~ u Il n IL II IL.
HAS OPENED an Office In the city ~ Baton
Ill Rouge. corner Of lafayette and Fiords Streets,
where he offers his services 10 all who may re-
quire them In the following branches Of his pro
fesEiou, viz
CIVIL Es0ISEERS0, MEcHAsfcaL fscisESHiko
LANDS, STEAM ENGINES,
.URvEYs, HORSE POWER,
LEVELS, SAW MILLS,
LEvEEINg, SUGAR Mills.
DRAINING, DRAINING MACHINES,
PLANTATION MAPS, BOAT AND RAIL ROADS.
ARCHITECT URE.
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
MONUMENTS,
NAMENTAL FENCING,
LAYING on GROUNDS.
The Office is prepared to furnish all Plans, Draw
ings, Protractions, ETC., Estimates and specihca-
tions in the different branches.
liav' ny been assistant state Engineer Of Loui
slsna from 1855 20 1860; he hopes TO obtain, With
the following references, liberal patronage.
Refe rencesi
LOUIS HIBxpT, late state Engineer, b. Rouge.
GKs. L g DERUssY, civil Eng'r. Natcbitoches.
WM. 9. PIKE, Baton Rouge.
Josz ARMSTRONG, Founder, New Orleans.
y. ". G. Cook, Engineer, New Orleans.
decl5
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
ALE AND POTTER.

Ok CASKS Genuine Ipiia Pale Aie, 10 do.
LsI Mosr sons spaI Ling Ale 10 Cases
GUINNESS Dablia s,out; sCas.s kpsysrs lager
Bcer-,or sae at reduced prices.
mayo I'D. a WM BOGEL,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

| morning in his own defense to
show that we have misapprchond-
cd the import of his action in the
Senate, during the past two or
three years. IL il the present with
which VIC have TO do; there is no
time now 10 resurreCt tho dead
and catcchse them tho issue IN
presented, the hour has arrived for
the contest, and it is too lato to
discuss former positions and the
bearing Of language, the sounds of
which have long since died away a.
an echo Confound the English,
say VIC. Let the man who makes
another dictionary and adds other
words TO il, DO hanged They are in.
ventors of tue devil; Disgusting aud
mystifying tho light Of truth, 80
that il cannot DO distinguished from
the darkness Of error. What do
long speeches mean2 what long
sermons without any iastyi What
DO reports Of Committees mean and
printed articles 7 what the sense OF
setting aud rc-sotting type day af-
ter day in loaded leaders that sink
into the jaws of darkness before
the paper be dry OF which tho i'm
preston il made There il no sense
in IL; unless there is great prin-
ciplo Of truth aud Justice running
in consistent way; pure aud trans
lucent, like the crystal fount in
the mountain gorge, dancing bright.
y and joyously on its way to the
great ocean of infinite truth. Would
that we could express oil there Is
in us with single dash Of the pen
or in one brief word, and quit
There could tbon bc no mistake
about our meaning; but no. the
time changes, the scene changes
the question presents a new aspect;
we look at IL from \ different stand
point; il shows n new face, because
tho very lenses of the eye change
Notwithstanding all this, consist
ency is a possibility; he has most
of the virtue who is true to himself
This much of the past history Of
the Senate, we know to be fact;
because we have the reports and
documents all lying about loose in
our front Office. Our friend, the
Doctor, has done much (without
intending il, we are charitable
enough to believe), to raise the
devil in that profound body Of
grave and reverend Seniors. This
being the fact, what follows 7 We
have several works on tho occult
sciences; among them that of Doc.
tor admitted "best of ALL"
They each agree that tho devil can
only be raised by such as have
affinity with him; that when raised,
being as good as the best man
among the resurrcctionists, some
other power is needful to send him
back to his private parlor from
which he comes to earth, his minis
ters heralding his approach with n
sprinkle of birthstone. IL occurs
so to US. Doctor-that the spirit OF
all your reports and resolutions
have had their influence to lead us
to the door that now looks ont up,
on the darkness Of long night Of
shame and degradation. Do you
recollect, Doctor, q May-day meet
ing at Clinton in the year '5s? We
happen to have the proceedings Of
that meeting before us with the
ten commandments adopted, to
have the same effect politically,
that the ten Of Moses were intend
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
THE BRITISH REVIEWS,
AND
BLACKW00D'S MAGAZINE.

..
THE sDINBUroH REVIEW (wbg)
2.
THE NORTH BRITISH gLyiew Frss church,
THE wEsTMlNsrEE EgvJEw (L,oeraIJ
RLACKwooD's EDfNBUEGH MAGAZINE tory
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

I lQUOEs---A fuil stock Of all kinds, just 70
i eeivsa aud for sale by
dssl5 A. sTEwARr a co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
GUNHi GUNS

ME have just opened now lot of Dou-
w BILE Barrel Shot Guns which we
know will suit ~ 10 quality and prico.
docl5 LACQUER A. LhNOUE.
Corner Lafayette d. Florida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
r. u ~ VI y
LUMBERl LUMBERii

T HAVE ust received from my lands on Little
river, supply ofsuperior Pine timber, which
! am now al wiDg up, hut prese . circumstances
renders II impossible for me 10 furnish lumber
upon sny terms except cssh on delivery" Pur-
chasers will please observe this before sending
their orders. WILLIAM WATSON,
decIS dhw.1m Bayou Mills.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
LANDRETII,s SEEDS.

I'D. 4 Nm. Bo1st, sre Agents for the justly
celsLrsttd Lsndrstb's harden Seeds, and
have just received a large stock, 10 which they
call the attestioD OF the public. Rural Registers
and AlmaDaes furnished gratis.
dscii ED 4 WIN, BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

DtsToLs.--An assortment just received and
j FOE sale by
dsoI5 A. STEWART 4 co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
TOBACCO.

TUE Japanese choice put up IN % ID. Boxes
Il for Planters use, Pine Apple Twist, May
Cherry, Mnntrose, Dtednought, sct. The above
and other brands just received and for sale Ny
dscl5 A. STEWART e co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
no ron CIInusTmAsi

I'VE HAVE just received direct from the Inpor-
w tsrs. lstgslot % every variety Of flre woiks
and TOYS for the Christmas Holidays, and will
offer the whole or any part OF them Al small adj.
vance ON cost for cash.
dsci5 A. SfbWAHf 90, Druggists.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

T ONDoN Porter, Scotch Ale, Chsmtagus vine,
IL Clsret do. Corlisls, etc just ieceivsd al =
rect from tho Importers, sns Tor sale W
dacIb A. STEWART e co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
PLOWsI PLOwsif

EbOWSi TbOWbII
WE HAVE now at our Flow Depot. q fuil as.
Wv sor mept Of Hairs Mas sville wrought iron
Flows, Hail n Co. Empire Works, do Peacock Il
Son steel do. Bfindis \ Coz, IosisviiIe do Kings
extended Bsr do. The above can always 10 had
at prices 10 suit the times At
dec u LAR0UIER d LAHOUE,
Corner Lafayette and Florids sta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19
BuILDER'S MATERIALS.

BUILDEK'S MATEEIALS.
LTME-2UO Barrels Richaid's Cape;
CkMENT-jO Barrels kosedile
PLtrTEk--2O do. best quldty:
HAIR-2De Bushels Long stapie:
sAND--ZO Barrels white Lake rand;
sAND-2iO0 Barrels bar kand;
MALBLE DUST-lO Barrels New York.
nov2s JOSHUA ZEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-12-19

NY LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED
vi stock ofClothing offer for sale at cost prices.
ocl2 A. R0JENFIELO.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-13
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out OF
and under the seal Of tho Circuit Court, for the
county Of Ottawa and State Of Michigan, In chan
cery. In favor of Sylvester Lind, and Samuel 8.
Slater. oomplainants, and against the goods and
cbattles. and for want thereof, then the lands
and tononents, Of Issue Bryant, defendant, and
10 me directed and delivered, have levied upon
and shall expose for sale at public auction, at
the Court House, in the village Of Grand Haven,
IN snid County of Ottawa, on the 3Oth day OF
June, 1860, at one o'clock in the afternoon Of
said day, all the right, title and interest Of the
said defendant, in and 10 the following described
lands, viz: Situated in the county Of Ottawa,
and State Of Michigan, and known as the south
west fractional quarter Of the north quarter
and the south Of the north east quarter
of section twenty-six, town eight north Of range
flfteen west; also lots six and ten, in block nine
and lots, four and five, in block thirteen and
lots, one, two, three, four FIVE, six seven, light
nino and ten, in block eleven, all in Bryant's
Addition 10 the village Of Mill Point, Ottawa
county, Michigan, according TO the recorded plat
thereof. MANUEL X. SANFORD,
w. s. ATWOOD, Compls. Sol. Sheriff.
Grand Haven, May %, 1860. Tn73 NV
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1860-06-13
Shsrif's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of and
ID under the seal Of the Circuit Court, for the
county Of Ottawa, and to me directed and deliv-
cred, in favor of Sylvester Lind and Samuel s.
Slater, and against the lands and tencments of
Issac Bryant, have levied upon, and shall ex-
pose for sale at public auction, at the Court
House, in the village of Grand Haven, in said
county, on the 30th day of June, 1860, at one
o'clock of said day, all the right, title and inter
est Of the said defendant in and to the following
described real etate, situated in tho county of
Ottawa, state of Michigan, and known rs the
the south west fractional quarter of the north
east quarter, and the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section twenty six, town
eight north Of range fifteen west; also lots, six
and ten, in block nine; lots. four and five in
block thirteen; and lots, one, two, three, feur,
fye six, seven, eight, nine and ten in block elev-
en-; all in Bryants addition to the village of Mill
Point, Ottawa County, Michigan, according to
the recorded plat thereof.
SAMUEL Il. SANFORD,
W. s, Atwood, Pl'tiff's Atty. Sheriff.
Grand Haven; May %, $780, [n73 wv