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For VlcKsBURe.-5,o 900 Federal troops
with gunbOats and transports were to
leave Baton Rouge, on Friday last, for
Vicksburg.
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PRESIDENT HAMLIN.-The Vice
President left Washington, on Thursday,
for his home in Maine, not to return till
the next session Of Congress.
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ARA Bartholomew, Jr., Crockery;
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Joseph A Gray, Holland;
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Hiram Jenpison, Georgetown;
Hermanus Van Pell, Holland;
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George E. Hubbard, Grand Haven;
Alma Smith, iceland;
Edward Murphy, Crockery;
Henry Rysdorp, Grand Haven;
Martin Grsen, Georgetown;
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THE undersigned, having associated with
l. himself his two sons--the one wagon
maker and the other blacksmith--is prepared
to do all jobs connected with these departments.
He also pays particular attention to gun and
locksmithng and farriery. L. TAKEN.
Grand Haven, Nov. q, 1861. n143 1y
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:" ILL be opened at Grand Haven the pres
w ent week, A fine assortment of Field,
Garden and Flower seeds, will be sold as cheap
as can be purchased at any other place in West
ern Michigan, comprising, Glover Seed, Spring
Wheat milwaukee Club Pens of all varieties,
garden and field, in quantities to suit purchas-
ers, and every other variety of seeds usually
found in well conducted seed store
Don't fail to call at the right place to buy good
reliable seeds. Two doors above Wallace's Gro
Gerry Store.
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WILLIAM SCHUT,
Dealer in Family
Groceries, Provisions, Fruits
AND VEGETA

A ND at all times persons may be accommo-
IA dated with refreshments in the best of or
der. Next door east of the Jewelry Shop.
Washington street.
Grand Haven, Mich, Jan. 16, 1861. ly
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Sewing Machine Agency.

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By the kindness of sheriff PFAFF we
are furnished the following list of petit
jurors, summoned to attend the Circuit
Court for the County of Ottawa, at the
next term of the Court, to be held at this
place, commencing on the 18th Of July
naxt.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19
Married,


DEvoE-FAIRGREvE --On Wednesday November y, at
ST. AIMS church by the Rev. Thomas Gaaudet, Mr. Ed
WARD DEvoE to Mss LIZZIE FA'RGEgyE all of this city
FAY-HoTMAS.-In Brooklyn, sondsy, November
IT. by the Rev joel Parker, o. D. EpwAFD l. FAY, Of
Washington d, c. TO HELENA daughter Of G. y. Hoffman
No cards.
FRAM-IEviyEss Tuesday, November Is, at the
residence Of the brides father by tho Rev Dr. Dillon,
GEo w TRAM, OF Brooklyn, l. L., To MARY ADELAIDE,
eldest daughter of Capt Joshua Lsvness OF City Island
WeslSh estcr county, N
HsMNoSp-sTuARr. -on Tuesday, November IS at the
residence Of the brides father, by the Rov J. 7 New
man. CHARLES H.. HaMaoYo to CARRIE A. SrUARr, only
daughter Of Daniel W. Stuart, Esq No cards
HuRBARp--N EwCogB.--At st. Bar rholomew church on
Tuesday, November Is, SAMUEL $ HCB8ARn, Of Toledo
Ohio, to LYDIA j eldest daughter OF c. q. Newcomb,
Esq
PMMrR--IrII4 AT Perth Amboy, n j.; on Tuesday,
November IS by the Rev Benz Corey Iucius PALMER, Of
Norwich onu., toNlss ILrlE Hull, of Perth Amboy.
RowLEy- WAtsH.--in Trinity church, Lansingburg on
Thursday November Is, by the Rev. A, I Tying, >. w.
fl RowIuI Of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia TO MINNIE, daugh-
ter Of the late Alexander Walsh
sMuiI--llALLnay Ny site Bridge Conn, on Tues.
day November Is by Rev Mr.. Long, u. SMurL, oil New
York ANNIE H., daughter Of Charles Mallory, Esq No
cards issued
WYNv-CoNwAy--Fn Brooklyn Oh Monday, November
II, by the Rev N. r. smith, D., WILLIAM WYNN 70
Mrs. VIRGINIA CONWAY, all Of that city
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pIIsCELLA SEOUS.
A.
TIE MYSTERIES or NV YORK
"a ADMINISTRATIONS

"a ooNMuNicAros) -, ,.f. -.
Wars no ona resources political CONT - serons soooa eon
las have been dseussedths letter o. che Mysteries
dnEer IL lhc s,ree. everywhere Dc hea some story story
m toa words. posted printed aud advertsef wherever
T-Is6O-x
accompanied with crescent aud shepherds hoon se
granting tie expectation ot the abotonistsn wht re-
Resas anosr 10 s he Stae taxes $50 add ten dol
ars anoler that they were the wachwo,ds oi soMe Sc
Sssward ard fre%sierssi 1860 Used u" 80 70 goar
correspondent had been III Tor long time in sct
ha ne spcs had gwen am g % norsd dssP,ps,a oi5e Ne
o. ian aton bltefs, ne pltels clteu MN, "5' GA
ihe oo,tIe eppea q o,e ,ane 81 sas4i = 'te letters "a y IL
mys, q the ceeeatcd u Dfaec and SHOWN ne eie
phant.Asks 5, =. and an-and Ireat institution 4 T. A
s& story l,g in Dey street from cellar to garrett IL oc
& s nveFas,y isr - ve @, Snsg n
thousand gallons each nIed w,h roots herbs eua ma
served in rug S. Groix ram here he Bags boxes
tom lIonss ernd seemed ,hst mgdlcIGe coqd here He
men Unable 10 supply heir orders Tor Plantation Be.s
che business as presented 10 Tie last Congress the report
OF Mr. D. S barnes . enormous Startling amounting
sA NH NH nv a ass s snnla n1er m "s
for a M ye 10 WIN Ii spGh d ina'sS s pe o
had better pack uf aud start Tor Jerusalem.
nre happy reproduce the above letter add la
a9E oins, ,ss o. DSspepsa Lver Gemgant heaoas I,.
ache Darrhoa sinking Weakness. Mental Dependency,
"f s %sy M aea list q
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in Hc Of Fever and Asae pysrepsa weakaess
Sf The eso1 G Fs lGG o n's % W an S
e se aSaer e na@s @ fo"des and vas finally
psD 1y tGss Iv Kn ct a Panss
C4scaniLtG BAas--ror Darrhoa coic and Diseases Of
DssorIios-For Inflammation the Lous aud Dropstcal
CHAnosiLr FLnwEns-For Enfe'bted Digestion
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- WisrERcRniN-ror scrofula, rheumatism, &c
ANIsEAn aromatic carminaiive creating lcsh muscle
and mk much used by mothers nursing ,r,.oro
&C. all preserved in PsTiesSy per cESx Exr1R RUM.
Crox Rum have been long the physicians
Of the world For consumption Is the only smuan' 'hat
| sT-Is6o-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient spanish origin impar,
~, beauty TO the seompeSoa and h hrany TO % the MIND 4
II S"Ws iSr s sse present; /. ~, r.n regime,
srissI Wsh every ssiiier bo,ls d faD1a.iaSoo
e' ane ever rnsy Ss hs most effective perfect AMI harmless
The io0~.ag from the famous tole propretors
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gea, Sufferer .re dyspepsia Tor three or ioar Years.
Eaye tried AZ the remedies pded Tor ils
Profession aud suffered grcsy from everything ate MY
oas %uss s As ans % and
gTea, 10y am nearly well man have
lam. very respectfully, yours anon,
sreh s Tho isnsuage reaching Us daily No article ever
standard u the materials used he departed from.
Tafss ss sy a i. s sure sssg
fac-simile 'f Ac pr'pr''FPF'ni r. Il sfGs,dfE; BRnKE CO.
/ 2,s Broadway, New York
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afternoon at one O'Clock from the residence OF bis pa.
rents 263 West Thirty seventh street
ORMsBy On Friday, November IL at his residence, ia
fremont, Westchester county of consumption, w. A.
OaasBY, in the 43d year Of his age.
He sleeps In Jesus
pEsDERcAsr.--0n Tuesday morning. november IL after
lingering illness, OF consumption, JAMES fBSpERGAsr
native the city Of Limerick Ireland aged ~ years
Ihe friends Of the family respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral from his late resideace, No. 40 prs
dent street South Brooklyn, this (Wednesdayl aenoon
az Two O'Clock The remains wiz 20 ipi-.red III th
Cemetery OF the Holy Cross Flatbush.
Limerick papers and Clare Jourps, please copy.
PENG--Oa Monday, Noy9~, uer IL EMILY SJrsR, vii
OF w. T. FIRING
The friends 81 ,e family arc respectfully invited 70 ~
t-." ,..,.ru this "wednesday ;.,oSTT,., ;.oST.,.- "
o.eiact IRON, .ha ra.ae.Ss Of her ssier sns So,
10, prra,.i--~ i.f'' = f'r'har notice. -
street., p..,'r'yu, ~"""us .
PrctAs-0n Tuesday, November i5 NARY GAysQR, tn
beloved wife of James rhean
The friends and relatives oc the family are respectful,
invited to attend the funeral fr0m her late residence
itI Washington street, this wednesday, Afternoon at
one O'Clock precisely.
Charleston g. C,) Virginia Havana (Cuba) and Tin
no 'aiy papers please cory.
=, NpIlEkD AT Yonkers, on Monday, November iY
Ivn,, y, wife OF William III. shepherd nged 65 years,
ghs r. ends OF the family are invited attend the
80, as vcm St Johns church Yonkcrs This day
susls, at twelve O'Clock Trains leave Hudson
ya depot Chambers street at ten clock A
Wanns On vonday evening, November II. after a
"ouna.on Of consumption, JouN Woops a mali
ne ,nse,,ns Ariae rau, cn,n,y r. 9TH, ireland.
rn ,r;snds &c ,b family are Invited 10 attend The
e,rar inn Ms ete sedence, 9 Douglas street South
prcor, MS IVednosd W afternoon at one o'clock HIS
remains - III be inferred in Fiatbush Cemetery,
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PRINCE De JolNvILLE ON THE WAR.

Review and Analysis OF the War ia
America, by the Prince dc Joinvillc-
The Position of the Onion Armfes-Im-
portnnt from the South-Thc Latest
News, &C., &C., SC.
The FAMILY HERALD, for the present week, ready this
wednesday, morning, will contain the highly interesting
analytical and descriptive review by the Prince dc join
ve Of the War in America from the assumption of the
Command by General Mcclellan nnlil after the Seven
Days Fighting the Peninsula giving important details
OF the Formation Of the Army by General Mcclellan ts
Departure for Virginia its Marches Battles and Victories
and the RIaacutiss yI.e which i bad 2 Contend The
latest News Of the Movements and Position Of the unou
Forces Ia af parts OF the Country Account OF the Re
cepton Of General Mcclellan 10 Trenton; Interesting IN
teisence from the Rebel states The latest News from
Europe and all News oil the week foreign and domesc'
of an important or interesting character.
Terms-Two dollars per year. Sngle-coples, 10 wrap
nnrs. four cents.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19


The Banks Committee ~
THE GENERAL DECLINES 10 MAKE A SepIAo - ~
The committee Of citizens organized TO S"o '0'''
Ba nks grand public reception previous TO his T..
from this city held another meeting at the Astor h.
yesterday afternoon Judge Peabody in the chair I'd,
subcommittee which had beeudepued 10 invite GeneraI
Banks deliver public address TO the citizens OF New
York made report TO the effect that the General reso-
utely politely declined the ground that his entire
time was taken up With the preparations for his ex-
pedeu
Mr. Charles Gould then read the following resolution,
which had been prepared by the committee Tor presen-
talon TO Major General Banks
In the strange exigencos aud dangers OF our country
cheerad By the knowledge that those exgencies
and dangers gradually bringing to places o RESPONSE
bity and power IN whom we can trust as wise in
council brave action and able at onoe TO lead aud 10
command The citizens OF New York deeply regret that
they be permitted in public reception 10 snow
their respect for and confidence in Major General Banks
The committee appointed 10 tender that reception have
unanimously
Resolved, That, in common with loyal men IN every
loyal State the Union the citizens oil New YORK con-
gatulate themselves and tie country that Genora bnhks
is about TO lead division OF the army OF freedom Anu
rely energy and courage which hc has SO
we'll shown civil ana military life, IN camp and ON the
field they rely his loyalty and honor TO complete what
has been already well begun IN planting the nag Wc
symbolZes everything cherish in national honof ana
every thing we national freedom every foot OF
United States SOIL And they hope TO welcome ana hohor
his return when the conflict s and the victory Tor
freedom and the Union and Won forever.
In behalf OF committee OF citizens, on motion OF Mr
Paine resolved TO print the resolutions ia the city
papers, with the names OF the committee attached
The committee thea adjourned
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The Tax on Manufactures.

TRkASuRN NkPARTMiNT- [
Office OF Is1ERSAL REysAuE, Nov. 10, 1862 !
sI-Your letter OF the 10Th inst. has been received
The manufacture OF cord tape and covered wire, EN-
pioveu IN making hoop skirts i Liable 10 tax oi three
per centum ad valoreu under section 75 page ". item
"mauufactures Of cotton silk. &c. It is tie general
principle Of the Excise law tia, not only the furnished
article OF any kind taxed but also ali the different
manufactures which have contributed 20 furnish the IN
gradients Of which tho mau article Is ultimately made
up Thus for illustration, leather shoe bindings, the
tanning Of leather &c., &c are taxed, although the arti-
Giles thus produced are not complete ~ themselves nor
any more lit for immediate sumption than are cord,
tape covered wire. The exceptions you quote are
but exceptions each for particular reason not ap-
pcable to the of your article. Nery respectfully,
GEO S. BOUTWELL,, Commissioner.
JAMES JAoKsoN, ESQ, 44S West street, New York
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smiling OF the storeship supply.

The United states storesbp Supply sailed from this
port yesterday for Pensacola. Annexed is list o.
her officers
Cogr,aa,der--Gec. NJ. Coloscorepis.
Acting and Erecutiue O6icer--James D. Wood
Acting Nostegs-Norman Penield, 2accheus hempson.
Acting EasiJa-J. ". Butler
Acling Assistant SurDeon-A. NJ Cochran.
Acting Assist at PGymdstcs--J. J. Griliths.
Captains Cterk-Hugh Loer
Pdynosters Cleyk-Grswod II. Ely.
Aaag Masters Maes-John White, Richmond Dagget
The New York herald., 1862-11-19
Gen. DIX and Judge Pierrepont fn r.
lation 60 the Case or Winder.
The following letter to an official Of high emnence viii

explain The ma.,er:-
NOVEMBER l2, 1862
DEAR SR-In answer TO your inquiry the facts OF
the Of VIM. II Winder, prisoner OF State 10 Fort
Warren we reply that on investigation appeared that
winder arrested by order OF the late Secretary Of
War; that a large number OF letters and papers we're
seized tending 10 show dsoyaty 20 the government and
purpose aid the rebcsn. But after careful nvesti.
CATION OF all the papers aud after personal examination
OF Mr. windsr we determined release him his Civ.
ing bis parole not 10 take up against the United
States give aid 10 the enemy, which he refused and
we advised there has been day since when he
might freely left the Fort upon that simple pa.
role. Very respectfully, yours,
JOHN A. DIX, Major General
EDWARDS PlERREPONT
The New York herald., 1862-11-19
Police Intelligence.

TsE Casa os Wgns, rHs ALLsCED CouSrkssEnEa. The
Authorities determined that effort shall be spared
10 secure tho conviction Of George White. the wholesale
countcrfciter whose Brooklyn noticed In
columns or the HERALD few days ago Fearing that
by some echnica!ity the offender might be discharged
by the Brooklyn magistrates, Chief OF Police Franklin or
fore Jus.cc Dodge az tbs TomSs seeay snd made
complaint against the accused Cor having al his place OF
business SO Cedar street, plates and counterfeit bills
Fives, Cuyler Bank, Palmyra,N s..
Twos, Liberty Bank, Troy N Y.
Fives, Manufacturers' Bank, Troy, ~ Y.
Tens, Waterbury Bank, Connecticnt
Twos, Poeassst Bank. Fali River, Mass.
Fiyes, Common wealth Bank, Philadelphia, Penn.
Fiyes Commercial Bank ,Gens yalls, N. "
Tives, orange County Bank Vermont.
o6sc ,ssd separate warrant IN each case ana placed
the the hands Of the police for execution that
should the prisoner oy any means effect his discharge on
turned over to the custody Of the New York occrs Ia
reference the recent account OF the arrest OF George
White, on charge OF counerfetng, which appeared
Lass Wednesdays paper we src,requested state that
the arrest by the oxsrtions Of Mr. John Jen-
kns Deputy United States Marshal o. phiadeiphs 40.
sisted BY the Philadelphia detectives, and without any
assistance whatever from the detectives Of this city The
case was Yesterday taken up by the Grand Jury n Brook
yn, and detaners wer0 also issued BY ths District At0r
ney Of New York on eight or ten different bank bills u
order 10 have White tried IN this city also.
ARREST or SBs NsoRs ANDERSON. .-De,ectivs Moore,
who succeeded In bringing Charles Jesrds JUSTICE was
successful last night 10 making the arrest Of James An.
~ Ss Sssrs .sS rs, ;Rs S
the 1lth inst Abdcrson was formerly an inmate OF the
House Of Refuge, and represented desperate cha
and although the description In nis possession was de
cdciIy mcagre oicer seemed impressed A ,o the
was to the detective once olowes by ssnss
crowd Of whom we're not backward IN expressing
desire ynsh him. but detective Moore knew welI how
10 the excited followers and safely landed Audor
eon In chat dolcful dungeon known as NO ~
The New York herald., 1862-11-19
MAILS I9R ,!v L[!y!v EUROPE, .

The Progress OF the War in Virginia SAd
the Southwest-Operations at New Or.
leans ana on the Texas Coast-News from
tho bel states, &C., &c.
1S9 Cunsrd man steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins'
viii leave this port to-day or Liverpool.
The European mails will close in Enis cy az naPast
ten O'Clock this morning.
The NEW YORK RERALp-Edition for Europe-wil be
published at haf.past nine o'clock this morning. II
will contain the latest OF the Operations Of tho
Union Forces in Virginia. Kentucky Tennessee, Misss-
spp North and south Carolina &C.; an Accsunt Of the
Fight on Bayou La Fourche La Interesting News from
Texas and the Gulf Coast Late and Important News from
the Rebel states all other News Of the Week oil an
interesting or important character.
single copies 10 wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
/ Spson Low Son Il Co, AZ Ludgate Hill London, Eng
Sab Ill receive subscriptions and advertisements ior
land, YORK HERALD.
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ARRIyAL OF THE ETNA.

~he screw steamship Etna, Captain Brooks, which
- 49, liverpool at half-past ten oclscS on tho
Of the ST. And from Queenstown on tho after
mo-. am ns,an... arrived here at about three
noon OF tie
O'Clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19
Rirfh.

KIsG.--On Monday, November II, AMELIA KfSG, widow
of Lieut.. Timothy King, Company X, New York Eighty
eighth regiment OF daughter Lieut.. King was kiile,
at the battle OF Fair Oaks while galanty dschaigng h
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omcin. Drawing. OF the Librayg Asss

.atioL Cenipany,s 9tlery OF Kon.ucSv
Glass NO. s.5-Nogember rs. 1862,
81 81, IS, %, Z, &c. -. u, Il. ., 20, &c, ..
- Class No. 3od-novc,, ber IS 1882.
10, a. 81, 43, i, 81. 10, H. %, Is, As, 81.
roe O'''a'A'' ""' n France co. co,sugtoa. KY
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Omcial Drawing. or enc Della ware stat,

DALAa. ...s. ErraA CLAss i35-Novenoer IS. ise.
co q. 10 as 25 &C. IA, /, s. So, 40. 80.
DELAwanE, cLAss 3s5-kovemeer Is 1867 !,
So 10 q. AZ, AZ. 35, 63, ", 6s, 81, oo, a.
Circulars sent by aau. s'.Asss,tN A MORRIS co,
Jo.- '"nmlnston Delaware
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Omcinl Drawings or Murray, Eddy d
Co . Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries
kKsTucKr EXTRA CLASS 57-November Is 1863
25, Az. 90, AZ. 81. ~. 81. Is, IL, 20. o, 65.
KEHigcxY. CLASS 5iS-November II. 1862
ST., 81, 23, is, III, 35, 40, "a. 81, rs, 3.
Circulars free of charge BY addressing eherso
MURRAY, EDDY CO..
Covington Ky. or st. Louis, No.
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Bsooxl "a ACADEMY OF NtMo.-1his evening Mr. Forrest
appears for the rst time this season in Macbeth onc Oh
bis mos. powerful characters Although the weather mas
been untavsrable the houses have seen senc'a"y
cesnt since the commencement of Mr.. vnsasey sno't
tenure Of this establishment Miss Matilda ns'on paS'
Camille again Saturday.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

Prizes Cashcd in all LeSsaiized lotteries,
by l. A. DUNN lao Broadwsy w stairs Letter communi'
cations confidential.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

Prizes Casirea tn AZ Legalszed Lotssries.
Information given, JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. - Wall street ru l. New York
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

| Trusses.-Mursh ~ Co.-Radicnl Care
Truss once still al No yesey street. Asor House No
connection with other Once Of the lady
L
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst form scrofua obstinate erupons OF the
ard old Ulcers No Divsou street, Nav YORK city, since
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

rites de V1site for S1-Equat 20
Eight c. eALCH's 23s Greenwich ST.. cor. Barclay.
The New York herald., 1862-11-19

Trusses.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss,
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The New York herald., 1862-11-19

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