davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
Appointments of the Vermont Conference
the NJ. Z. Church,
MONTPELIER DISTRICT,

Rer. p. P. Rag, Presiding Elder Mont.
peiier and East Montpelier, Isaac Mclm
Wright's Mills, f. j. Scott; Worcester, R. \
Harlow; Plainiield, A, Hitchcock Barre, D.
Packer Wiliamstown, 4. Pettensil!; Berlin.
supplied by E. Brown West Berlin and North.
field Falls, supplied by G. f. Wells Mortified.
a. l.. Cooper Randolph, L. = Haynes
Bethel, supplied by a Fusom; Eeshel Lynn,
pus, l.. G. Powers PittsiielG, ". ]. Kiddr:
Rochester, J. a. Shorburne Waitstcld ala
Warren, G. 5. Buswell and f. Il. Roberts:
Noretown, j. Gill Middlesex, ". +. AlcA!!:.
ter; South Royalton, Ii. Webster; Tuu5riG.y
supplied by A. Merrill ; Chelsea. j. L. ROBBERS;
Corlntb, 8. 2. Sralding; East Corlnth 49,.
Topsham, j. 5. Splnneg; Bradford L. K
Cobb West Bradford, =. II. Carpenter; E,gt
Yheitcrd and Fairlee, 4. g. Button.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22

Gen. Shields has been nominated Major
General
, 1862-07-18

mixed western; 4s@5aKc for eastern 445t7e fos
unsouuji !: b6kp for western yellow 1nciutea IN
the salee are 80 600 bu old mixed western IN store
at b4ke free OF al storage e the eno % tae
month. Oats h1mer; ealea 1t 46GA7Hc foS Jersey,
Capaifan, western And Btste.
Fnovn1ors Pork market may be quoted shade
frmef with good demand. sAles2, TO b.1s at S1l.N
ml1g fnr msss; $i1AG4E11 rs for prime uless; %
6a,tQ for prime. Beet quite firm. With moderate
demand. Sales 400 brls at 81. 669Eoo for COUNTY,
prime; fos coantTy mess @ Snasaas9 1oe
me4e beef ateady at $191a0f0 pei trc. Beef hams
qulet, with small salesB st $!a oo0tz 60 for Weste1
Cut meats dnn and very heavy. Sales - pkga at
3zG4c for shoulders; 4H@5c tor hame. Bacon
sides dull xnd prices nominal Lard IN more active
demand and common. grades d5mer. sales 31ae
tca and bsls At s@9Ac; Butter dull 9nd heasy a. Z:
request for export. Prices very firm at 4@8c.
GEosERIEs- In active demand. An4
the market rules very firm at 8@8Ac for faff and
good refining. Sales q A00 hhds at 1A@s4c for
Cuba sA@98c for Porto Rico, and 84@9Kc for
New Orleans; and 81 bo1es HAVANA At 90; and BY
auction 667 bhds at sx@10xc. Refined sugars ID
good demand ard very hr1n at sA@i0Hc for soft
yellow; 11@11cf'r soft white, aud nc for ground,
uanu1ated sid crushed. Mul8sBes IN faif request
at fun prfces- Sales 60 brls New 0s1eans at ~:
20 hhds Porto Rico at dc; 30 bids Cuba mnscovado
at 82433c; 100 hhas common do at &c.
BUFFALO, July 11-F1oua market steady and
GRAN-Wheat firm; sales Of No 2 Chicago
95a9S; amber Michigan at 81 .05. Com dEm at
@4@M. Oats dr1n; fales at 88H4
WMsKY-drm; sales at a1N.
CAHAI FRE16HTs-f1m.
IaPoRrs--7,0m brls aouf, q, 600 bu wheat, al0oo
Eponr@eoo brls tlour, 1a6sooo bu wheat, 14s,-
Mu pu corn. 121l0 bu oats.
, 1862-07-18

MONETARY.


-. ~: THuRtnKx EyExzaa. July II, 1851.
Business transactions continue. dnH. Money IL
plenty at to 10 per cent, according the character
Of applicants. Currency is abundant. Eastern
exchange Ia fully equal to tho demand. The rates
arc par buying; aud,H selling. Gold went up to-
day.. The dealers a1e paying I1aH, and ask 118. II
anybody IL compelled to buy. Most that the
banks purchaae Is sent to New York. 81 -;
Iha email change difficulty has not yet been
solved There are As raany schemes to renedyths
evil Is theirs are newspapers in the comfy, The
New York Etsnin1 Post, has 3 proposition Rhich
we like, ~ Gollows::,
In the absence Of any export demand for silver,
cur banRs should be compelled to redeem IN silver
o. nickel al their cccnlatton Of 1eRa
thxn fire dollars. To press the requirement Of the
~ ao fusthe1 Tie banks nay }ustly BE- required
For the present the gold which flla their vaulse
may be permitted to remain, and bills OF denomin-
sttons above tve dollars may be irtedsemable -
double run upon the banEs for shs supply of both
the export and home demand IN TINT currency
'nlEht cause tronble; but 20 such dif3culty need ID
De apptehelaed IN demanding redemption OF email
notes IN silver Or Email change According TO the
last weekly bank statement, the specie reserve IN
two millions of dollars. z only small proper
tion Of this Sum were ret adoatin IN the community.
our troubles won1d be a1evfated and the eircola-
tion be restored to healthy condition.
MnwAu1EE.~-The Sentinel Of to-day says:
Nothing new in money Affairs yesterday. For
business purposes money fs abundant at the usual
rates Of interest, and exchange also continues
quite plenty. The only unavoidable aspect of the
money market ts the high rate OF specie, but that
Is feature in financial matters common to all
sections OF the country at the present time
The current rates Of exchange remain the same
as heretofore quoted. The banks taka New YORK
dEafts Eenera11g at H@4 discount, and sell New
York sight exchange at Il premium over the
counters: IN large TRANSACTIONS, and selling to
Gold remains at II per cent. preminm buying
and silver 9per cent. Selling rates are irregular,
are bringing per cent. premium. Treasury Notes,
Of the neW issne, selling at H premium.
, 1862-07-18
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT,
tn1 II. - ttx

TrEETTC pAc2En nr7p1JT
t1sanAe faoa1o oHiholE
Especial D1spatch to the chicsgo Tribunal
DETROIT, duly H. 1862
aAoP. oauseA State. ts"itHein At-nt
fountain City; bark Constitution, City OF Bur
fa1o, Colonel Ellsworth, International, Great
1uoat .1,,z,., rx,a,4 or...,x r.-+ t4,...o.,
"ees' oo!ueu "Fo.' u o"eeas, o. ao'A no1te0'
ton Daniels; brig BIO Gsande, Mechanics, Mime
eota Gale, Saxon, Venice, Queen Of the North
etu1' ooah1os wave, hssoluIe' 1testos easer L.
eoE1ey, Daunt1ess, West Wind, Morton, Gland
Trunk, Mile, II. T. johnson, Rabb, Miamm1
fn7yet Erchanre Pur.tan wehste- Metrono1ia
10, - 51 -. .ee'
tochfane. san Jaeanto, 6effnuda, sea b1ru, L.
Scott, Dispatch, AthenIau, Major Anderson, St.
Ara,a.ra pan,ina ufhbs-5 s+au. a. f.oo,7e
A' Aa' o*s.tA' as' o0'4se-
Do"E-ba1qne shepard, hungarian brig.
Burus: schr. Empire State, Tartar Eetchum. h
u 4..sx. 1st Toxr,- r.. c,.r ~ D..
p. p1o"u. Ht' 'eAA"u' 1e1- oeo1s' ~ 1>e'e'
Mc1nne8, yorktown, :. Il. Lathfop, Honsidee.
Eso1a WING Tarien Stsr of tbe North Tthiea
, 1862-07-18

Judge AanIeue .be added to the COMMITTEES Of
Resolutions, and act as Chairman.
On motion q Nj. Wright 1t waa voted: Thst
the Committee on Q rganisatiEation be- also a
general COMMITTEE Of Arrangements, and thst
6. G. Wicker be added to that committee. ;. ::
On motion ths meeting vas declared dis
solved. .-.-~,.- --E-~~~ - - !,
DE. Patton, Dr.. Tifany, and Mess1s. Larned
and Goodwin we're invited By the young men
TO address the meeting on Saturday, aud this
action was confirmed by the vote above re-
corded. ::
, 1862-07-18
The f.roox nma Markets In Europe.

The Crops sudaLarketa In Europe.
The ,Aask Lans Ezp7tss Of the aoth OF June
jnst come to hand, states that the Heather for
week previous had been more s1umarltke. but
With low temperature, sad some min. Same
progress had been 1nAde by the crops, but not
rapid rate: The upward tendency in wheat hsd
received check. but the majority Of the msrkets
had followed London, aad advanced Is per guar
ter. 4: ..
In France the accounts Of the c7sps Weze better,
and the markets were again quiet but the rough
weather experienced for q month previously had
Affected the markets. In the Baltic, and hfndered
the execution Of orders that Went out from Eng
land. il:
a cargo of Dandc wheat Qately worth on1y Hs
= quarter, duty paid. in London) WAS sold Cos Cd
in France -coet, ftelghts and insurance included.
but without duty. So. from this It would appear
that France Is again outbldding England in bread
stuffs, as Tas the case last year.
, 1862-07-18

lFFom Tue FI1ce E1r1ent, 1bth.J -
In the provision market, with the exception Of
lard and hams, there IL nothing doing and prices
remain nominal. Lard advanced to SC. There Is
9 good demand tor sngar cured hams at s to 8Kc.
Mess pork Advanced 60c per hrl In New York d.
ring the week, closing at 611 90 This ts In con-
sequence OF the advances tn gold.
, 1862-07-18

1ge, Dhtth u p1sA dy t4 6uyeT, eEaAslpt 9f the
auo:sa rs % eS stosegs.' 1 s a. ry: .. a. s9s
THURSDAY EyEsNa, July II, 1ssa.
FRHGHTS-Actfye and &c q buehe1 higher
The engagements were ITO DgdenHburgh: Prop
Edith, wheat, via Col1fngwood, ut s9c. To oswe-
go: sehrs Ralph Campbell and Lilly DancY, corn,
via Gedetich. at 16c; prop Kenoaha, wheat, at
lfc; fcht 7. Baker, wheat, at 17Hc. To Port Col
borne schr Haet3ngs, rye, at 11o; schr J.F Tracy,
Wheat, at 12c. To Buffalo: Barks Superior, Moni-
tor, David Morris, echrs Mazeppa. Newhouse,
Chenango, Monticello, A. J. Rogers, and Yankee,
ell with coEn, at lie; schrs White Cloud Impartial,
and Nonparen, wheat at 12c. To King stou: 5chrs
Hasriett Ross and Maitland, and bark America,
curn, at 1tHc-U. 8. currency Two cargoes Of
wheat were contracted at 84c for wheat from
Oswe4o to New York.
FLOUR-Received, 4,252 brls; shipped, 4,54s
brle. Market firm. eales 100 br1s choice white
winter extra st s. Is; 30 br1s Phillips Choice''
do at $5.001 81 brIs t'Opeta u winter super at
$3e5: 800 brls ssBartiett's aingle extra" spring
extra at $4co; 80 bfls Pacific XXX at 4a5; 4oo
bfls Kane Co." st s.. 81; 100 brls stste Mills
do at IS SO: 48 br3s wallace" at 50 80 100 btls
*'Imper1a1" at 5ss5; ao0 brls il Goodwin's 1mpe.
rial n On p. t.; eco br1s medium extra at SAN; IS
brls " Stone Mills " at $3.50; leo brIs low grade
extra at s. IS; 100 bzls Amboy on p. t.; 100 br1s
"cottage Mills"a 81 CO.; 50 bsls Richmond ~
euper at s. 30; 20 brls Rye Flour at s26a5,
WHEAT-ReceiVed. 65,077 bu; shipped, 1880
bu. Market active and IL higher Salea 1,5O0 bu
No Red at SIC; 400 hu do ut ss7{c; 5000 hu No
AIRED at Sic; 1000 bu do at sac; 1900 bu Amber
Iowa at sec; 500 bu No Spring at SIC; $500 hu
do at 62Hc; 3,0co bu do at s21Hc: 5000 bu do at
CSC; 1000 bu do at 83Kc; 10000 bu No ? Spring at
TIC; 5000 bu do at T6c; s., bu do at TICS 5000
bn do at 774c; 1000 bn do at 7sc t. O. b.-with an
Ike freight; $500 bu Rejected at SIC; 1000 bu
| do at 67Hc.
| By sample, 81 bags good red winter at 9oc del.
coRN-Received, 18o.o3o bu; shipped, 1G7,925
| bu- Market quiet. Sales: 10000 bu Canal and
o. b.; 5000 bu Rejected at &c aaoat; 7o,Oco bu
Mixed in store at BIC; 5000 bu do at aezc-ou
North Side; 5000 bu do at a6se; 5000 bu Rejected
in etore at asHc; a,1G0 bu do at 24c; 400 bu Vel
1oF in etore at sc.
oATS-Received, N,1eS bu; Shipped, none.
! Market advanced &c. Sales: 1900 bu No In
store at 26hc; L, 600 bu do at a7c: LOCO bu Re.
jccted at &c.
KfE-Recelved, gill bu- Market NC better.
Sales 200 bu No. in store at 48c; 100 bu do at
4akc; 40 bu Rejected in 1tore at Sc.
BARLEY-Reeeived,s 65a bn- Market firm.
Sales :-1d0 bags prime at Sc on track
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 566lc. Sa1es:- -29f
br's at a0c; $50 brls do at 2akc
LARD-2oG pigs city steam at T314c; 80 Pkg
prime country Kettle at 775c.
[ TALLoW-A pigs prime country at sHc
Holders Of city ask 84c.
SUGARs-The market continues firm without
any change, but the general Impression is, tha!
eugars Ti1l be higher. as the stocks on hand arr
light and importers In the East do not care to-
operating while the excitement regarding our cur
rency exists. We quote:
, 1862-07-18
New Phases OF the Omnibus Riot
CAHe,

New Phases OF the Omnibus Riot |
Case.
We understand that the two principal attor- !
neJB for the defendant in the omnibus riot |
case, which was yesterday adjourned over Tor |
ten days have abandoned their client. Yester-
day, the latter, In company with E. ]. Assay,
one Of his counsellors, went to the Office Of
Justice DeWon to attempt settlement Of
the matter, but another one Of the attorneys
intesfered and prevented 1t. It would seem
that the fact Is established that the mulatte
was not smoking and that as the jury disagree
cn1y in the amount Of the fine, further defense
would be uRe1ess.
This case assumed still another phase yes
terday in the arrest Of officer Baldwin at the
Instance Of the driver Kelley, for dragging him
ont Of the omnibus His case lhas o hearing
this afternoon before Justice Brown.
THEATRE.-The performance o.night will
be for the farewell benefit Of Mr. and Mrs. j
h Allen, and an entire change Of programme
will be offered, consisting Of new comedy re-
Gently played with great success In New York,
entitled ttThe Invisible Husband,'' and the
petite comedy 1.-THE Little Treasurer Nj.
and Mre. Allen will appear in both pieces.
Mrs. Allen played Gertrude in the latter piece
large number Of nights at Wallaeke, and il
said to excel in this style Of character. We
trust these artists may be honored with large
audience, as it will be most positively their
last appearance but one. The entire stock
company will appear during the evening, and
We may anticipate rich dramatic treat.
, 1862-07-18

The receipts OF cattle from Tuesday up to satur-
day evenisS reached 100 head Tie market re,
NAMED ateady. On Monday the receipts amount
ed to $40 head Of freeh cattle. The matket opened
and continued buoyant. The demand WAS for city
trade, there hav1ng been no demand for shippers
or government buyers during the last weak.
We quote ordinary. $90a 80; faIr &260@27S;
extra, IS, and prime IS Is per GENITAL gross
Hogs we're sold at $L 1908 .1aX per 100 1bs.
, 1862-07-18

milwaukee, Wheat maFket~-July 16.
Received, 5,696 bu- Wheat advanced 1r per
bushel with sa1es Of 800 Bushels at 84Ds44c for
No. /, aud 79K@8oc for No. 3, Freights, 1014cfor
ma tn Bnffsln
, 1862-07-18
CHICAGO CITY MAIL AND RAIL-
ROAD GUIDE,

War Claim Blanks for sale at this Office
Widows Declaration for Bounty anc Arrears
6oldiers' Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
au1geons' Certificates Of Soldie1s' Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Widows Declaration for HalEpay.
heirs Declaration for Bounty and Arrears.
Application for Tfaptfer Of Pe1sion.
Application OF Widow for Payment Of Pension.
Application Of Invalid Penetoner for Payment Of
Pension.
Claim for Horse and Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
Sent BY mail, post paid, at seYenty-hye cante
per quire+ Address
TK1BUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1862-07-18

New York stock and Money Market.
BY Telegraph New YORK, July II, 1862.
First RoaTd-Stocks higher, but not active
Since the meeting of the board the market is
, 1862-07-18

Agents, Dealers, Planters, Everybody!
That pays cash 1or Fruit, Ornamental OF nursery
stock We respectfully lnyte attentton to our 40
acres thereof confidently believing itnot equalled
In OF fn1 the West.
Come md see OF write With thtee-cent stamp
6or catalogue
AGENTS WANTED.
Address: F. &. Phonix, Bloomington Nursery,
illinois, =. j37.7Hd&W
, 1862-07-18

~ Gf1iH sold tt IN stort" Il subject to &c stor-
age, tohieh y Ra.d By ne buyer, eacl4slua Of tae
price paid for tie groin to TIC se1ez Wasn q sale
quoted g frxs Of stoFaae," ar "T o. B."
, 1862-07-18

ACTION Of. THE BOARD or
TRADE. :,
MEETINGS OF. The coaMoK ooDHcH sND
SUPERVISORS
THE B0ABD or TRADE BATTERY
Delegates at the fremont
House.
RESOLUTIONS, COMMITTEES, ETC.

The Union Defense Cnmr19ktea rnet noa}n,
- So'S.e Aaes 0eeolo
a. Mue O'CLOCK yesterday morning to fnagu-
rate further ueasures for the War Meetino nm
sa+n,-7,v ,f,:h. .ae.- - "4 s@oes VI
oAlataay nleat. After an informal consulta-
tion, letter was addressed to eaeh of tbe
7,roo,,,s.t .ssoa,..ss ~ o'sa u N1e
promlnent assoclahons, and the Common
Council, urging them to anpo}nt fomm1ttaes
TO confer with them in re,,ara In .ha naaat.no
The following comuittees vzra handed IN st
their meetlHg:
Mercantile eAssoeIat1on-Nelson Tattle, Sol 4,
sat9t Sa1n W. 4cA1h4ieT. Eook, H. ". Hfns-
s Yong st Meas aaaa Assoc;ation@Norman Is Williams
-; H ~. 1a.1Ss =; =; MaS. Sona .. usaEe,
y" a. wy ~ - 4aoA.Hse1es.
in the evening the Camu,ttee ad,ou-aa
- .es -
ACTION OF The BOARD or TRADE.
Upon Change yesterday the following con-
'ap''4's'&aoo "a7 sea'o ny u" L. dancock:
CHICAGO, July 10, 1861.
cr.-s A. . -nast,1e - 49, ~! na,a-n ~. Isl
HEA7s: ~ Meetlng o. lne Union Defense Com
Mastee, aeN lo1s evening at III rooms, the call Of
tae 5oanE men 1or war meeting to be held
al 9fyan han On sasn1oay night of th1a week, w1s
cordially endorsed, and 1t YES reBolved that this
Commlttee request the cooperation OF your hon.
CRADLE BOARD u thls o11ecs, as also the co-opera-
tton Of the Common Council Of the city OF
~ Mhl2go. ne the, MERCHANTS Association. and
unde1eiened were appointed Committee to act
with committees to be appointed BY your Board
and the associations named, In arranging the pre-
nrinaries Tor the meeting, with view to fully
Truly your obed1ent servant,
George ManieHe, g q. Wicker,
Thos. Hoyne, James Il. Bowen.
RESOLUTIONS.
After discussion the following resolutions
, 1862-07-18

WOOt-sa1es Of ,6o0 be z blood at 45c and
few email lots at 4239c, The feeling is little
e4eier, the bulk Of the clip has been bought up
We notice no charge in quotations. Common Ma
tire ae@30c; Fine ss@45c: unwaehed y of.
H1DES-ATe quiet without change. We quote.
Dry F1tat, 1a@13xc; Dry Sailed, 9111c; Green
salted- 5Gec; Dry Cali, 1c@12c; Green do 6@7c
BUTTER-sales Of 50 pkgB At 8@9c. There is
an active demand for shipment and the market 1s
firm at the following figures Choice Yellow.
1e@to58c; fair to good Ftrkin, 9Gshc. Grease,
TK@s6c.
EGGS-Are dun at 54D8c per doz. for fe.h-
POULTRY-Ch1ckens, per doz. e. 25@t 30
Turkeys. per y, S04c; Pigeons, per doz., 4085Oc.
, 1862-07-18

PosTrosEp.-The -four. horse trotting match
which wss to have come of yesterday after
noon, at three o'clock, at the grounds of the
Worlds Horse Fair, was postponed on ac.
count Of the heaviness Of the track and the
uDpropitious weather, until to day at the same
17nur 4nff r}acn =.
, 1862-07-18

Capt. G. L. Bellous, Co. 51st regiment
day, ANY packages left with hfuuson &
Bradley, 140 Lake street, before P. m, Will
be taken to the regiment.
, 1862-07-18

CHEAP EEouGH.-Dennis Mccarthy in q
drunken quarrel With the husband OF Mrs
Maria Crowley, which she endeavored to avert,
managed to insert his incisors into the fore
hnger Of her hand, and 6t the member SO se-
verely that amputation Will be necessary. For
this outrage Justice Fitz assessed the mode
rate fine Of $50 and costs.
, 1862-07-18

LmERAr.-The different railroads leading
into Chicago have extended the courtesfes OF
their several lines to Ill Of the supervisors
who desire to attend 4ths special meeting Of
the Board On Wednesday next =
, 1862-07-18

AForHER EXCURSION FROM THE CoUNrRY
70 CMcA1o.-We' learn that the friends Of
the Methodist Sabbath school Of Freeport
have planned "a excursion to Chicago next
reek. They will come on Tuesday and return
on NednesdaY =
, 1862-07-18

Held TO BAn.-Bridgett Mcdonald was
examined in the Police Courtlyesterday upon
the charge Of stealing dry goods from A G.
Downs d Co, and ". II. Ross d Co., Lake
tstreet merchants, and held to bail in the sum
Of two hundred dollars for her appearance at
the next term Of the Recorders Court,
, 1862-07-18

W FfEnale.-Agents wanted In every town Of the
United states, se j. koh imptured method
icr Cutting Ladies IEesss. Boys Clothing. snirts 8:
per usE. For particulars Inquire at T. K0HL!sRS
N6lce. No. Nc :1opoissn Block. addfrsa Pest ote
Box 255 enclosing three cert postage STAMP Cn.cago
, 1862-07-18

EXAMINATION OF MALE TEiCHERs--There
Will bean examination Of male teachers at the
office oG the Board Of Education No. 76 La
Sale street on Tuesday, July ed, commence
ing at nine O'Clock q m.
, 1862-07-18
XA ANTED w WtsNTED "A
w 1IRa. BaTES' AGENCY OFFICE.

I'll Washington Afreet, cear LasaNe,
situatfuIs for GOUl, RELIABLE BELP. Hrs Batcs
prespmes, + en- past yeazs Of acquaintance wrc the
1adlss of ChIcsso to he able to provide tG=n With
suitable wants, Orders from t. country r
Atteuced TO- Post Office Boz Sf9G ft1lotIv
, 1862-07-18

4 new noyel BY the author OF ss 4 Book
about Doctors,'' Olive Bakers Good Work.
Fresh supplies Of the first and second parts Of
"Les Miserab1es," By Victor Hugo, and the
dime edition Of the National Tax Law, forsale
By McNally d Co., 81 Dearborn straet.
, 1862-07-18

VA1rARAso E1cuRs1oN.-The Taberna-
Gle Sunday School Excursion advertised to
Valpszaiso to day, hiss been postponed to go:
on Tueaday next at the same hour. The same
tickets viii be good.
, 1862-07-18

sPoRT.-A party Of gentlemen from this
~city returned yesterday from days shooting
near Athens, In which they were quite sne
ceasfu1, having baEged some fortT-ave wood
, 1862-07-18

B See Thos. B. Br5an's advertisement Of
Real estate and Lite Insurance..

w~ P1r1ARLR. "A respectable looking
woman was picked up In the court house
square yesterday morning, dead drunk. and
taken I'd the Central Police Station,
, 1862-07-18

N ANTED--3Go men wanted to
W wnrk ut farming aud numbering, IL Nilsson
had bJ the aeta SETTLER under the Hosstead Htil At
the rate Of 80 for l6o AZ near Lake Mtshsan and
ahd E not loin The FeasEa army III II ad emep,os p,s
Chicago. Illinois, Houses furnished to men vita flml
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-01-29
IEG1L 1DTERTLSEJfEYTS.
sheriR's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out of and
Id under the seal Of the Circuit Court, for the
county of Ottawa, on the second day of Noyein.
Dor, A. d. 1861, and to me directed, in favor OF
Joseph Hart, and against the goods and chat.
tells, and for want thereof then the lands and
tsnements, within my bailiwick, Of Samuel Hart,
the defendant therein named, have levied up
on all the right, title and interest of the said
defendant, and shall expose for sale, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, Mt the front door
of the Courthouse, in the village Of Grand Ha-
ven, in said county of Ottawa, on Wednesday,
the 18th day Of January, A. ID. 1852, at one o.
clock in the afternoon Of that day, the following
described real estate, to wit.
The east half of the northwest quarter, and
tho west half Of the northeast quarter OF Sec
tion fifteen (l5), in town seven % north, Of
range thirteen (l3) west, in the town of Tall
madgc, county of Ottawa and State of Michi
gan. CHARLES j. PFAFF, Sheriff.
II. w. DUNCAN, Attorney. l43 wi
November q, 1861.
The above sale is postponed to the 18th da,
Of February next, at the same hour and place.
CHARLES j. PFAFF, Sheriff.
r. w. DUNCAN, Attorney.
Grand Haven, Jan. Is, 1862. 4w n15l
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-01-29
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS.

WE would ask for them (bcforc purchasing
w elsewhere) the special attention of Vest
makers, Dress makers, and all those who want
light machines for manufacturing purposes.
SINGERS No. and Standard Shuttle Ma.
chimes, both of very general application and ca
pacity, and popular IN the family and manufac.
tory Prices reduced, respectively from $l2J
and $3.50 to 500 and 500.
SINGERS No. Standard Shuttle Machine FOL
Carriage-makers and heavy leather work.
Price, complete, Sl25,
The Singer Machines make the interlocked
stitch which is the best stitch known, They are
of great speed, easily understood, simple in struc-
ture, Of great durability adapted to the heaviest
and lightest goods, are finished in the most per.
feet manner, and may be used for several year:
without requiring repair.
The Standard Machines for Tailoring, Boot
and Shoe-making, Harness making, Carriage
trimming, etc, will do more work, earn more
money, and arc cheaper than those of any other
maker as gift.
We have always on hand, Hemming guages
Silk Twist, Linen and Cotton thread on spools,
best machine oil in bottles, etc.
DETROIT AGENCY
rs Griswold ST., opposite the Post Office
Letters for the above agency should be adj
dressed /. NJ. SINGER 4 Co.
laS~ All persons requiring information about
Sewing Machines, their sizes, prices, working
capacities and the best methods of purchasing q,
can obtain it by sending to any of our Branch
Offices for n copy of /. NJ. Singer a Cos Gazette,
which is beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
voted to the subject. 1t will be sent gratis.
i. NJ. SINGER a Co.,
ass Broadway, N. Y.