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, 1861-07-22

Thomas E. Courtenay, the runaway de-
faulting Sheriff Of st. Louis, Is In the rcb4 Il
ranks at Richmond.
Thomas II. Watts is the Yancer candidate
for Governor OF Alabama, in opposition to
Andrew B. Moore.
The New Orleans Crescent mentions the
arrest and Imprisonment Of Mr. Condor, Q
butcher, on the charge Of having furnished
supplied to the b1ockading steamer Brooklyn.
Also, the arrest Of heavy wholesale dealer,
who is charged with treason by one Of hia
clerks, il buying exchange on Liverpool to
the extent OF 40, 600, and sending the same to
house in Boston. This is in violstion OF the
set Of the Confederate Congress, which de-
clates It unlawful and treasonable to send
money to the enemy.
1t is said that John C. Heenan viii, in the
coming autumn, take tour through Eng
land, Scotland, and France, exhibiting his int
physique, and will close theseason with mil
with Mace, late victor over Hurst, and pro
visional champion Of the ring.
Major J. J..Peck, of Syracuse, late Of th
.. 8. army, has been rendered the ColonelcJ
Of the Peoples (Ellsworth'e) Regiment Of Net
York, which is being raised by not more thar
one recruit from each polling district in th
State
, 1861-07-22
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuuc,1
BEooKF1ELp Mo-. (1G4 miles We Of
tcGt

Rl0nEFtFtn Mo. f1M mifnA Of
'''A II nan1ip;a.. nj; ,S jill IS, issi.
Thisc is .tbe u ha1f-Bay hous e, the +" eating
.4o+;..'n - 49,, w. u,1a,ho, e. 81 1oao,,1, p,;f.
Staten On Inc hann'oai q a. Joseph hs'l-
road, one hundred and four miles from Quin-
CT, aud Hannibal. I left Quincy at II o'clock
,..,e+.dar a;,,r r., oo,o nv txe1z-a villas
sesee,uSs 'Au.sn11he ~ eoo1e ~ .re,,o a l,u
to Palmyra, the headquarters ofCoA Tnrchln'
but melting Mr.. Champion, formerly of Chi
caoo now If tho r. e. st. LR.R. I acccpted
his Invitation to join him In trip over the
road. We arrived here in the evening and
Il ,+onnfd 4 o1o-r NJ cne of tr, neatest. niccst
srIa ee. w ~ s',,1ts hersoa ~ ~
ano Ioo7t none-1.se PUBL houses W pe
found anywhere. If you ever come this way,
in nct fail To sim viths.t .,inc host" Mr.. Rob.
w I.s..s -;.,. c.a1:. ~ -c,,t a.
'nson' tes'eo "1sn i1s11os ~ pal1e.1 .. oe
curity, as the town Is under the protection OF
Federal lay onett, one company Of the -Four.
seentn LINUS N nsus' ~ o-.a ooH - s rnnt
stationed mere. unoer Inc commano o. Capt'
Littledeld, Of Jerseyville. Brookfield Is an
fturortaut station, as the roucd-hcuse, engines
aud only turning table between Hannibal and
5er enard Of troops for some two weeks.
souaoe OF II rebeI " scouts were yesterday seen
nronlirg around. and night before last they
| came near enough to be fired on By Capt. Lit.
| tiefeld's p:ckets. The bridge eger Yellow
] lTECA Ill nj uElEy Al RA441AtA u4 A446 plChNto-
! WiN give hasty sketch along the line Of
| tic road and The present position Of Federal
| troops
-Four miles from Quincy, on the @. 4 Pal.
n,ra Railroad, Company E, Capt. Rafln, Of
| the 18th Regiment, is stationed to guard the
read. with The bridge over Fabias River.
! -Four miles from this, at North River Bridge,
| ia CorDpany G. Can't. Guthrie. These two
| companies are under the command Of Lieut..
Col. scott, 1t PALMYRA, twelve miles from
Quincy, the junction Of the @. g. P and the Fl.
! & st, 10, Railroads, place of 1900 or 5000 In
| habitan{e. the stronghold Of "secession in
| Northern Missouri, are Col Turchin's head
quarters with three companies Of his regiment.
Two companies are at Hannibal, under M.jo7
Harding. Two companies at South River
Bridge, between Hannibal and Palmyra, and
one company, Co. ., Capt Colby, one mile
west Of Palmyra. Capt Colby reported the
capture OF leading secess1on1st the night be-
fore, who was sent to Quincy yesterday morn
/ ing.
From Palmyra arc eeen the tracks Of the reb-
el hounds There have been some 1o00 Of Gao0
cords OF wood, belonging to the Railroad,
burned along the line from Palmgra to Nom
roe-20 miies. The track also along this
Bhole distance wss more or less torn up.
Monroe, the place where the "9att1e Of Mon
rec" was fought, and where "FoItre5s Mon
Tee" as the 'fSeminaryt Is now called, Is loca-
| ted, seems to have suffered more from the reb-
els. Here are two cars overturned which were
th1ogn frum the tack on the 10th inst, the
cay Of the battle, By removing the rails.
, 1861-07-22
Southern COmInentB on the Prest-
DENTS Message.

MEAk'8 1AE&&AftNs
The Presidents message is asEai1ed hy the
New Orleans Bulletin OF July Sth in the most
furious and abusive language. seemingly,
which it could command. We copy the arti-
Gle, to show cur readers to what pitch Of
perfection Southern editors have carried the
art Of vituperation. It is easy to see that a
feeling cf disappointment and apprehension,
caused by the tone of the message, lies at the
foundation Of the Bu}letin's remarks:
TIE usCKPER's misunderstanding that
the spirit Of the Usurper'6 message to the old
Congress OF the North has been correctly In
terpreted BY the telegraph, We confess that
We feel little disposition to devote to it any
Heightened rsmarks, The public mind Of the
South had been pretty well prepared, by the
outgivings OF the Jacobin press, Tor the loath-
some mazs Of falsehood, yindictiveness and
By poe1isy with which the old psrjnrer has iu-
suited the common intelligence and ciyliza-
tion Of the age '-.....
We do not care to follow the message
| through It's tortuous WindiDgs, aud expose its
| oecei.fut assumptions. its Jtsnitical lodges
and prttcEaes, Its boastful rapoflugs, its brut-
| ieh tone, and its heathen indifference to the
agenies Of the people Of the North, and the
general stupidity, bloudthirstiness aui insan-
| itY which it exhibits. All these are apparent,
and must strike the minds Of enlightened
pen the world over with amazsment, disgust
! and horror.
| 1t is said that this creature Lincoln, this
! vulgar savage who seems to be making dee.
| perate tforts to initiate the Neros aud CAlfg.
| ulas Of old, and who appears to be desirous Of
witnessing the general conHagratiou Of the
whole country formerly known az the United
SsateE, now compcetd Of the Confederate
States ard the Lincoln Empire, takes opiateH
daily which keep him in a state Of general
| etupor, induced originally TO make him sleep,
ard kept up for some similar purpose. Ws
know lot the truth Of these arermeuts, but il
seens to Us that bis message gives them plau
sibilIty. If this be SO, the idea Of Paris pa
per that he Is actually in state Of mental hui
Inclination OF lunacy may prove to be the lit
e1a1 tact. But if he is mad there is method il
his madness, too much to relieve hin
fom bearing the just responsibility of his act
fer which history and posterity will assufsdl,
hold him to a rigid account. Throughout th
South the message will be read with DISCUS
and indigu alton. II it we're made to intimi
date her people BY great display Of resource
on paper, to be hereatter-perhaps- available
Il wifi most signally fail. On the contrary,
will rouse to still higher pitch the opposition
to the despotic Government at Washington
and intensity the determination Throughout
the Confederate States never to yield to its in
famous usurpattons and Draconian cruelties
, 1861-07-22

The LATE MAJOR WHTHnop-We under
nation mourEs, left On unhrished paper in
his portfolio, which he Intended, when com
plete, as bis third article in the .i1dntic
Honthly, giving bis owu experience in
the camEaign. We hope it viii be p3b-
liished, even though fragment Mr. George
VIM. Curtis has written biographical sketch
August number Of the Atlantic -Nonthly. Mr..
Curtis was 4 neighbor and friend OF Major
Winthrop. Beside the two brilliant army
papers which we're printed in the magazine,
Mr.. Winthrop has written for the same peri
odical several stories which are to appear
during the year. They are said to bs admi-
and point.-Boston Transcript.
, 1861-07-22

ARRIVAL OF PRIZE The brig Amy War
wick, from Rio Janeiro, with cargo Of coE
fee, arrived below this port yesterday. She
was captured while attempting to run into
Hampton Rond., by the United States steamer
Quaker City, and vas ordered to this port
This is the first prize Of the blockading squad
ron which has been sent here. The Amy War
wick is owned in Richmond, Va, is 365 tons
register, and was built in Baltimore in 1885,
She is valued at $50 ,000.-Boston Journal.
, 1861-07-22
The Earth Passing Through the Conn
eE3R Tail.

The London correspondent Of the New
York Commercial .ddsertiser says, (Jaly 81
1.-THE comet is running away from us at the
rate of about two millions Of miles per diem,
there is probability that sig days baak the
earth passed through its tail, at 3 distance Of
perhaps two-thirds OF its length from the nu-
cleus. The weather On the occasion wns yery
fine, but without any exceptional features to
excite general remark.H
, 1861-07-22
Prof. Woods Restorative Cordial
and Blood Ren0vator,
As the. remedy which shoalt be aiwa5s oa hant =
Ene OF need.
o.. WOOD 4 CO.. Propr;stosA
44BrqadEay New York and III Narketst. st. Louls
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.


The following part d business letter; It's tt@n
E7ony taas incidentally given Is therefore ne ue1o
valuable: -- -
PEoF o. J. WooD-3E.R .R SIR: Please alloX me .
address you CONCERNING your sery valuable RestoTs
ttSe Cordial and Blood henosataT. haye been slek
for more than = year. and haze tried almost every
method to get relief aid have found but yeEy lttio
Until Tried your Cortal and must say It HaIt5 ne
feel better. totk had cold ov.r year ago usch
run me duWn VKEY Low. and could gee 10 selef uu
til your NE dicise advertised n the Br|dG-p,r
Farmer. / sent to j, E. Shelsens, And got bottle:
hare taken 1t, ard 1t has sreatI helped ne. desire
to get come more, &c, SC.
" Your cbedIert servant
DAVID F. WHITL0Ch-
Thus every one, no matter how low and how ln1cs
they hare suffered. experience almost instant relief
How MASY MANY TltorsASps WILL HLEss THK ptI
THAT THEIR ATTEST1Of WAS CALLED TO IT. Tome Al
who suffer: do not wait hour there Is mtstak,
about It, 1t will cure you. BE veil and suffer no
logger. One bottle will sou srom suffering a7a
apfematnre grave,
Read the following letter, lust received:
MB, #. K1Ss Jr.. Buffalo, y. I'll purchased OF
you one week ago. abostle SC Prat Woods Eeesosa
tive Cordial and ind myself entirely relieved Of ds
sresstng dyapepsta producing s'e3pa9a OF breath
general 1T btlty and pain in th:: side wart ons bot
lie more, and believe that shall be Cared because
the pain in the stc and distress M thu stomach and
New Haraofl Oaeid. County, y. T., Feb. 18th, ssL
b, ONWARD.
, 1861-07-22

IET0m IHe C1uc1duHs1 Vo111111e1e1s3sJ
There WIS IN instan< Of just retributlon for
t1eason at Rich Mountain. Hon. John
Hughes Of Beverly, q member OF the virginia
Secession Convention at Richmond, heard BY
some means that our troops we're endeayoring
to turn the flank of the rebels. He mounted
horxe and sped up the hIn rapidly, to convey
the information to Col. Pegram. When uear
the summit, he was suddenly hailed By pick
cts. snppos'ng they were Federal p1ckets, he
cried cut ssho1d, l am 3 Northern man. :"
The rext instant he fell into the road corpse.
z;6d1ed BY thirty balls He had lied, and his
c~n friends, tue rebels, whom he was striving
to save, believing they were killing an enemy,
put IN end to his career. So may they eli
pkrith-txce ptiug those who die by the halter.
, 1861-07-22

Latcst Accounts Of the Condition Of North Ais.
souri-Ltne Of the Hannibal d 81. Joseph Rail
road-Ibsision Of the 11'oops-Col. 11trcAi'9s
HEADQUARTERS Col Smiths Ueadqnarters-
Col. Grants Headquarters Ia'mer's 5
HEADQUARTERS,
, 1861-07-22

Report Of the Board Of visitors at tho
West Point military Academy.
The board Of yisiters at the West Point
31e01e1 - 1A""s ~ "'4e ~
II OF "ar, under date OF June Slss' ana tnelr
suggestions and criticisms are at this time
moTe than ever before important. The board
-no4e 49, ~ "a c,e''eo na.,o. ~ y
WAS ecmposeo ot c1af1es DsFies u ~. IL
chairman Herman Haupt Of Mass, Sec
ret.rv. md Ja,ues 8. Alban. Asahel Bush.
I.~s.c p7,;ao Jnnas C1,r1r nar;d coo,sr
james w. ola1ne' oaneA e1o.A' D1,41 Ss1ps4'
Alexander Cummings, Ds7ld DAVIS and John
Woodruff
rhs.,r +.e+ +te .var,oa nrot,c;e,cv of+h.
1nes sa5 l1at lle a'ea aaa7 p'oue1toc5 VI Tue
cadets Was ta'r, b1t While some exhibited .
, 1861-07-22

w. F. n. Amy Was at Lawrence, Kansas,
On the 17tb, on bis way to New Mexico, to
enter upon his duties as agent of the Ute In
dians. He takes with him an elegant sword,
intending II as present to Kit Carson.
Capt. Emmet Mcdonald, the Camp jack
son, long haired hero, and the dritiest dog
outside the rebel army, is now, 1t is said, in
Ben McCullough's camp Of rebels In South
western Missouri. We venture the psedie-
tiont hat if he again gets in the Lyons paws,
1t will prove his last campaign.
Among the honorary degrees conferred
by H1rvard University on Wednesday last,
was that of Doctor Of Laws upon Lieutenant
General Winfield Scott, and his Excellcncy
john a. Andrew, Governor Of Massachusetts,.
This compliment by one Of the first literary
institutions in our land is grateful recogni-
ton Of the patriotic services Of these di5tin-
guisbed gentlemen in the present crisis Of our
country.
MIR. Adams, our new Minister to England,
is said to hare gone to Court in q dark blue
coat, the collar, cuffs and daps embroidered
with gold, white email clothes, white silk stock
ings, low thoes and his person, thus daiatiy
ha1nessed, attached to an elegant dress sword.
President Van Buren was IN Albany
m Monday. In conversation be exprcssed tb,
opinion that the war ought to be vigorously
rroeecuted until the full authority Of the
United States Government is re-estab1ishcd.
rf1ationsh,n ia said to have existed be-
txcen The late sn1san of Turkey and the nre.
sert Ernneror of France The e-andnoothero of
Abdn1 Nedi;d vas a c-co,e Of Martinioue
Nile de Riyerr. and q ,..,nneetion hv b,ood a,
Josephine de Ia Pagerie. the maternal aoces.
tress Of the French Emperor. Nile. DC R;7ery
after finishing her education in France. wa.
, 1861-07-22

TIE MEMBER FROM NORTH CARoL1sA.-
The application of Charles Henry Foster Tor a
stat In the House from North Carolins, was so
snblime1y imprudent that It has been allowed
to die the death In the Committee on Elec-
tions. Mr.. Foster is young man Of the
spread esgle kind, native of Maine, and a
recent graduate Of Bowdoin College. He WAS
for while editor Of the Norfolk Va.) Day
Book, and later Of the Nurfreesboro N. c.
Citizen, Democratic papers, both Of the Breck-
inri5ge type. Indeed, he was delegate, and
one Of the Breckinridge boilers, at Charles
ton. When WAT broke out, the Southern atr
mosphere became too hot tor him, notwith.
standing his endeayo1s to acclimate himself
and being driven from the State he published
card In the Washington papers announcing
himself candidate for Congress, at special
election which he assumed to call by his
cwn act. He has not been in North Carolina
since that time, but has endeavored to havs
himeelf elected By newspaper paragraphs only
| and Of corz3e he had no claim worthy mo
ments consideration. The Honse Tl1 exer
else large discretion in passing upon th'
Gains OF loyal reformatorg movements in th
South, but 1t Will not allow its generosity tt
be imposed upon.
, 1861-07-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE ADyENTgREs or CAPT; BONNEVILLE.
BIZ WASHINGTON IRVING. fEw YoRk
G.P. Putnam. Chicago: s. z. Griggs & Co.,
Nos. 80 & Il Lake st.
There Is IN indiecribable charm con
rected with life and adventures Ia the
Rocky Mountains aud among the Indians that
roam over the great central plains Of the
American Continent. So natural Is this fail
icg that for the last half century writer's Of
fiction have located their most thrilling tales
there, and so great is the craving Of our peo-
pie for this kind Of literature, that intell:.
geEt men, though fully aware, they are ereading
fab!es, can scarcely throw such book aside
till it is all dtvoured. But here VIC haye real
facts Of an exploration of the rocky N oup-
tains and among Indians, told in the mimi a.
b]estyle Of Irving, and to read the volume is
to become, as it we're, personally acquainted
with these bewitching scenes without the H.
t;gue, the expense, and the dangers connected
with a journey over the plains, and residence
among the Rocky Mountains.
The volume forms one of the splendid na
tional edition Of I:ying's works, By Putnam
and Will find a p1A"e in every library.
, 1861-07-22

Fof ss,s By tie fouovtzg cruystsss Ia 1hi:~,ex-
REED 4 CO., j. q. III Lake street
SMITH l. DWYER ~ Like street
JOHNSON, j. II. 10 State street
EAEGEET, E. II. cor Randolph and StAta
ALLfN, e. B. 1f0 We8t Harrison 4tfaex
BOkMAfk & CO.. GEOEGE 1875 Eaacolph 5tr 4sk
BRQGEQlD, HENRY 2:1 North Clark street
YKTAN, A. B. 81 West Madison stE-et
BRYAN F.A. Z Trcmop$ Block.
BECK + RATNER, s9 Clark street.
CLEhMpNa, LEDS[DA4 Er9 West KAadoipa
D'EVERS, q. e. Isl Waet Madlsoa street.
TEkENBCRG r. ST West Lake E.rctt.
TREIEK T. l4s Milwaukee aVanua.
EALE BROTHERS, ~ Randolph street
G9RISTSi}N O. C, 90 West Lake street.
HETLNAN. CHARLE83 81 West 1aa- sESes-
HfTCFCUCE H. - State street.
Hf1OKEK, r FL II. q Vest RAtda1p2 sTeN
JAENEST, WI. Caanl street
JEEDNX, NIL ON rs South ClarI kEfe.A
MAHiA FEEDERIEK:s 81 9sa!s s&vess-
MATTB IL PHILIP+ a Biua lsi&ad avedu4-
NEHEIRLAh, +. v. " +. ls2 C!aEA stt.seA
3!THLEE1 y. H. 10 Soota y tI3 ssfees
OHARA, T.. l. . West Randolph street
PAYNE J D. State street. corner 4oaE7a
RtsEAuE cid, J. 6t koTtl L.efk Bfrest.
1HaYER + W uSder st. --Aa Houe@
WHITE EEhBEUOE- y N:,at Eaitao1 skyee
ND. Ha1Ris.
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, 1861-07-22
PE0F. WOODS RESTORATIVE CDED.ai.
A,:D BLOOD EESovAIo..

Tits ne*lYinreated Cordial has already bcea el
by hundreds cftl1e cft1zeus OF st Luuis a. the
or debIlitattd.
It possesses all the qualities Of Strengthening, aad
pur Ing Cordial aud Is % agreeable to the taste a
sptced wine friend Of ours who has been IL :c BIT
EeaHh all sEmD anh Threatened III chIlls aud f
yer that after using bottle Of this great
to bis former ylsor, has good Appetite and sleeps
we'll
WehaYe been LED to reconra end Woods Restorative
Cordial from tbs reliable sta,emento the friend above
named aud give rtIders better nd Vice
than TO TIT bottle. ind Judge for .hens.lTes.-St
Icopis Expresa.
, 1861-07-22

IEe n. i. HeTd{d has volunteered 70 asS15s
the N. 7. Horld in defending and whitewash-
ing the peculations and robberies committed
on the War Department By contractors,
agents, and speculators. But Secretary Cam.
eron, after reading tie defence which Old Ben.
nett puts in for him, will have good reason to
exclaim: "save me from my friends"
The Herald pleads guilty for the Secretary,
but sets up rs mitigating circumstances the
services which it claims he has performed for
the cCuEtry. Here Is specimen Of its de-
fecce:
The n. 7. Tribune, Tines, and that class Of
journals are likewise especially bitter upon
81 cfetary Cameron for countenanci1g these
corrupt operations, and are overhauliDg some
ancant DEEDS Of tie Secretary Of War, that
trarsrlrea long ago IN Penn5Tlyanla, TO
show that he is not the man to be Kept
at the head OF the Department..
Now all this may do very well to talk and
write about; but the public must bear in
mf1d that natuTe nt.~r furnished a strong orti.
cd By ete7tsizs matter, which must he removed
to obtain the real essence. If you want, for
! instance, prussic acid, it becomes necessary to
20 through certain chemical Eerations before
It can be obtained; and in like manner can be
| trnced al operations Of nature. II we have
i AtEt C0@4Eei4l AaA pASAAPt PAoAAL oAAASe1} NJ
| must expect him to hare unpleasant str1ound-
i"gs, and parties connected sci him engaged more
| or less in peculation. But what matters it in
| the END, if ycu place public servant at the
|. head Of q department, where a high order OF
practical business talent, great energy and ac-
/ tiyity are essential to the public welfare that,
in having the capacity to meet the public de
mard, as few ofthose that are found surround
irg lin who add largely to their earthly for-
tuaes b. s3rtue ef thc great dctirfY and Dispatch
Of business? tits better in times like this that
the different branches Of the government are
administered by men Of the highest order OF
business qualification, even though aceompa.
MED with some Of the most barefaced and IN
scSupnlous speculations that ever diegrseed
an administration, than to have perfect tran.
guilty and imbecllity.
Give Us an energetic officer though his very
| activity furnishes the army worm an opportu'
nifty to rob the government, rather than imbe.
cility. This is the best and the only excuse
that we have to offer for the cozTuptions aad
peculations that have turned up By virtue ol
The energetic administration Of the War De
| partmenI!
, 1861-07-22

COLLEGE EoHoRs-The colleges seem to
feel the patriotic Inspiration, and are bestow-
ire ttdf choicest honors 3ponp public officers,
evil or military. Old Harvard sends tho
psrctmeat Of LII D. to Gen. Scott; also, be.
ato1s the seme cn Goy, Andrew Of Massachu:
sests. Dickinson college, Pa doctorstos At
| tcrnsy General Bates Of the Cabinet. ,
, 1861-07-22

10" TO GET ARMY WAaosy-The Whe8[.
iEs 1'ateafeeraer s.ss thAt Cen, MrcaslIsn ha.
ten grnhy retsrdsa by the wknt Of army
vsgeEA, but hs be had no tins to get anY
Ead- E: to:k Cc1. Peyr.n'a
, 1861-07-22
THERE Is NO mISTAKE ABOUT IT
The Cordial In all we claim for it,!
MOTHERS, TRY 1T.

And to yeu a2psa 70 ls:est tse 1oess or decltae
also your sous aud has5ands; for Wills the former
from talse deeiency: often 60 doTn 20 : premstuTs
tine the latter aIr of1en mixed up With tae excite
Eent Of business that it rot for they TOO
tco late tc arrest their fatal fall But the s,aer Is
always yl.tlaCt aud to yon cohldently appeal, or
We are your never 1al1tcE affection viii uaerfiuz
u peIrt you to
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-02-27
ChancerY Sale.

TN pursuance and by virtue of decree Of tho
Il Circuit Court, for the County of Ottawa, in
Chancery, ,ofthedate of October eighteenth, eight
cen hundrcdand sixty, in cause therein pexding
wherein Andrew j Ilarman is complainant,
and Charles Cushway and Hester Louisa Cusli-
way are defendants, j, the subscriber, Circuit
Court Commissioner in and for said county,
shall sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der ut the front door of the Court House, in
the village of Grand Haven in said county, at
one of the clock in the afternoon of the twenty
seventh day of February next, the following
described premises, situate and being in the
county of Muskcgon, formerly in Ottawa cOun-
ty, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter, and the northwest quarter of the south
west quarter Of section seventeen, ~ in town
ship number twelve, Q2) north of range num-
Der seventeen, az west, containing eighty
(S0) acres.
IEALY c. AKELEY, Circuit Court Commits
sioner for Ottawa County, Michigan.
w. S. ATWOOD, Solicitor for Complainant
Dated Grand Haven, January I, 1861. [lO3w7
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1861-02-27
Sheriff Sale.

10y virtue of AN execution issued out of tho
ID Circuit Court for the County of Ottawa, in
chancery, in favor Of Thomas w. Ferry, us com
plainant,ond against the goods and chattles, and
for want thereof, then of the lands and tcne-
mcnts of Dewitt G. Warwick and James Legard,
and to me directed and delivered, have levied
on all the right, title and interest of the said
Warwick and Legard, in and TO the following
described premises, to wit: All that portion Of
the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter
of section %, in town s, north of range 5 west,
which lies south of the center of the highway,
known as the river road leading from Mill Point
TO Grand Rapids, in the county of Ottawa, and
State of Michigan, aud containing about Is
acres; and shall sell the same to the highest
responsible bidder, at Public Auction, ut tho
front door Of the Court House, in the village Of
Grand Haven, in said county, on the second
Tuesday of April, A. D., 1861, at one o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, to satisfy said exccu-
tiOn. CHARLES j. prAFF. sheriff
BY p. VAN DEN BERG, Under Sheriff.
W. s. ATWOOD, Solr for Ferry
Grand Haven, Jan. 2s, 1861. TnI0G wv