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The national Republican., 1862-07-21

~ Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Best
the Worid.-William A. Batohelot,s 3 celebra
Hair DYE produces color nst &, be dts'ingui.l
froo pstu'e; warranted not to inIure the Haif In
least remedies the III euecta Of bad dyes, aud iny
or stes the Hair for life. GREY RED, or RUS
HAIR Instantly turns . splendid Black or BroJ
leaving the hair soft and beautiful sold by
Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM
BAfCHELOR, on he four iSdes OF Zach bon.
Factory, No u Barclay street, (Late .S,J BRO
way and 10 Bond,) New York my ~ I
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TCH CREAM, CONFECTIONERY, AND
J. BATTING sAL<lON.
MARSHALL ADAMS, No 3il Eighth street,
between and streets tskes great llsasurs to call
the attsn,on OF his friends ANd p pablo In general
to his Ioe Cieam, Confectionery, and Eating Balloon,
xusic In attendance every evening. js27-1ms
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ErossAur MrLuRAnY ORDERS.
HS3auAsrras Ar o. VIRGINIA,
AkwAsar koS, July II, 1862.

- WAsH koS, July II, 1862.
q bfsl q ERE, Nc. 8.
An9sc srssf \ 81 d'armss Or OF dl
aece Of La comma1 msy graat passes for
me day 70 ofhcers and men Of their commands,
which must be signed by p0s Of TWO staff off,
GERS who must be designated for the purpose,
nd who's plgustures n 70 be immsdiatsiy -.
ported 70 the provost marshal OF the corps
d'armee. These passes will not be construed TO
IsNtt. thsir beArers 70 leave The vicinity Of
!neir respective stations, or TO visit the city OF
Washioe9ou. nRcept asab0ve spsciGed, no on.
osr or soldier Of this army will be permitted to
leave his command, on any pretsnce whatever,
without speciai authority from these beadquar.
terl All ol1ceru found absent from their com.
mands five days after the date Of this order will
be arrested and tried for disobedlence OF orders;
ell soldiers absent after that time will be con
hned and returned under guard, to their rpQi
meuta for trial BY courtmartiai.
By command Of Major General PoPE:
uh lrf r Gro. d. RUo0LEs,
Cclonel, A. A. G., and Chief Of STAFF.
HsADQuAssHRs ARxr or VIRGINIA,
WASHINGTON, July Is, 1862
General Orders, Nos
Hereafter, as far " practicable, the troops o
this command will suhsist upon the country in
which their operations are carried on. In all
cases supplies Tor this purpose will be taken
by the oficers to whose department they prop.
erly belong, under the orders Of the command.
log officer Of the troops for whose use they are
intended. Voucher will be given to the own
ers, stating on their fac, that they will be pay
able at the couclusion Of The war, upon SUI
ficient testimony being furnished that such
owners have been loyal citizens of the United
States since the date Of the vouchers. When
ever u 10 known that supplies can be furnished
10 any district Of the country where the troops
are 70 operate, the use Of trains for carrying
possible. a.' .ra al 49,.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. PoPE:
81 rU GEo d. RU0GLks,
80 Ool., A. A. G.. aud Chief OF Stat.
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sS- Subscribers 70 the kspublican,
Georgetown or the seventh ward (lsland) who
TO receive their papers regularly will obligs
agent, o Il Delphey, BY leaving notice At
when all delinquenoies will be promptly nra
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

LAMILIEs wtshing large, airy Rooms,
Ing ct Ills Chestnut street, Philsdsiphia.
il 2-1ms
CHOH ALnT.-Thrsa ROOMS, very pleasantly
II siiustsd, suitable for map "a hi wife. En-.
qure vt l5I q street, Island, between Minth and
Tenth streets, opposite the smithsoaian.L ~ 1yls
LUR nENT.-TWO PARLORs, having no
Il connection with ,hs olhse part of ~ kolss.
Inquire st b60 New Jersey sy 'nua s0uth Of ths
CAPITOL A pleasant situstion.for tbs summer
~ 16-tf
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- I.aw Notice. . ROBERT J. VALE
and FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice
In the Supreme and Circuit Courts, Court OF Gail
Courts Martial. boards Of Couimissiontrs, and
partments. Aided BY two other associates no n
Of an extensive business will be neglected. Add@
WALKER 4 STANTON, ONCE ca6 street, W I
lpRtOn ID G an g3-9I
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

~ Col. Morgan, brother Of the pirate rebel
guerilla, was seen In New York on the 18th
instant. ,...
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~ The Maine Soldiers Relief Association
will find document at this office, Of ADVANTAGE Q
10 them.
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
Gen. Pope and his Army.
Tbs nen wild with Eashustasm ~ IN,
o. Receipt a. his Orders. 40 .

FRHDrRIoKssuRo, Va, July 49, The new BE-
dsn hom Major General Pope have been re-
ostvsd With the widest enthusiasm. The true
policy is therein declared. Our msn will nshl
with better hearts. All are jubilant They
seem to have twice armed our gallant soldles
The national Republican., 1862-07-21
d E: A. q 4 p r y n II,
Physician ind Dentist.

A FURNISHED AOUsETO LET The oom
x. Il ior!aoie and neatly .furnshsd House, No q
MnsSSn ~ svsnSs' now for rat For terms. sppiy
10 2-tif
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A0-Uni0n Prayer Mleeting.-,he a,
Prayer Meeting Will be held every sfiernt on
week, Ia New York Avenue church, (Rev DR.. q
ley's) commencing Of 8 O'Clock, and containing
hour iy
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Supplies Sent to Gen, Curtis.

ST. LOUIS, July ia large amount OF sup
plies, hospital stores. clothing horses and cattle
left last night ON Government transports fol
Gen. Curtis's army, at Helena, Arksnsss.
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TO OFFiCKHK, sUTLNItS, S.C,

A new light four wheeledWA. wxEsA
CON, with water proof covers. 3&k4
and handsome leather eushions, 2raaR S1}1&s
SIin 70 o order rat At New York aud cost slsa, FOX
saada a. o nte nmGdSiate prize Also, New YorA
never used also, fet ofplain RisaLs HAanssa
quite new Apply ftT sjIsiss OF Rtabit And 0roon'
tn s57 Srvrnt~anth III. =. tttrsr ~ \ ' A. o.
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HELMBOLD's ExTxACr BGCHU,
THE GREAT DIURElI
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THE GREAT DIURET
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT 'DIUREI|
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THE GREAT DURETI
And . positive and Specific remedy for Diseases OF
Bladder, Kidneys, 9ravel, DroI
Organic Weakaess,
Aud all Diseases OF the Urinary Organs
See advertisement. In another column. Cut II 4
and send for the medicine at once
Betpdre of coun1faH. le q-3u
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RANk BILLS srOLEs.-Three Bank bills

NO 1872, yesr 1855, one hundred franss
SSs, " 1850, thousand
=. 1891, 1859, - thousand :.
Were ,tolsn on Saturday night last esukers All
Brokers are requested not 70 buy them, but 10 ARE
ths parties ph presenting them, ana hand them over
he Pohoe' Jy 9l--3t'
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FRN rEH1llsG MpHESTuGz.
lArG lsai'rss Nh lniys y Nsslvlls.
sssshA. s.sso1 .Dss.As
Henaersen Occupied BY the Gu-
erillas.
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Of this wetk are for aale Ut the ONCE Of the Noi
Repulican. Pamphlet -dition. 2b osu,s, Rod
edition, 10 o-uts
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g. ~ ID. W. Bates,
Practical Clock and Watch R,pllrsn aud
JovVolleravs -

No' sSA street, one door below Ssvepth street
All styles OF CLOCKS repaired at ,.sidsr,,s hy
leaving address, and warranted to give satisiactioI
for one year. All styles d CLOCKS for sale at the
ioSeI cash prices All orders attendsi to with
P'omptheH huu uispatcb. iy a-lm
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WANTS..

WANTED.-Bya q Lady, 4 situation Q teach
W of music land the usual brancAes of educ ati)
II desirsd) In family or school, The bet Of ref)
enoes given and required. Please address imd
dtateiy, etsting particulars, Rev. CHAS. SPEA1
No ls5, Warrington street, Boston Mas
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

- FHnADhLPHLA, July ~.
The following is special dispatch 70 For.
ney's Press: ~
MEMPHIS, July lS.
The Grenada Qsts Aemphis) Appeal, Of The
18th instant, reports that the rebel ram and
iron.clad gunboat Arkansas, under the com.
mand Of Captain J. N. Bryan, came Gown from
the Yaxoo river on the 18th, and ran by that
portion Of our feet which lies above Vickshurg
successfully, and anchored under the batteries
surrounding that city.
The Appeal says the ram ran down several
Federal war vessels, and disabled many more,
and that one Of our vsfssls WAS blown up.
The Arkansas Is u very formidable gunbost,
being plated with two sud.a half inch iron,
with the plates and nails rlvetted. She has q
very heavy armament, and Is furnished with
two propsllers seven teet In diameter, with
four fsnges each. Il /
The loss Of the rebels IL ret down ut ten
killed and thirteen wounded. The Federal loss
10 not known, but In said to be very heavy.
In addition to the above, the Appeals dis
patch contains great deal which Is bonbssic
and not worthy Of reproduction, but there ia
unquestionably some truth In the statements
above made. D..
There are NO rstsnt arrivals from Vicksburg.
The Philadelphia LedgeS.hsA copy of the
Richmond Wing Of the 18th instant, which con.
tains dispatch from Lieut. J. N. Bryan, stating
that the rebel ram Arkansas came out OF Yazoo
river and ran successfully through the Union
feet Of l8 vessels, but was badly out up before
she reached the cover Of the batteries at Vicks
burg, losing about 20 men. y .
He says she ran the Benton ashore in . sink
Ing condition. blew up ram, burned one YES
sci and damaged others .a.I. O.
The death Of Gen. David E. Twiggs is an
nounced 10 the same paper.
PalLADELPHIA, July 2O.-Ths war meeting
to be held IN this city during this week prom.
isss to be most enthusiastic demonstration.
The Governor will call IN extra session OF
the Legislature In u few days, to provide for q
State bounty for volunteeIs, the constitute
not authorizing him to take such action him.
self. - ..I -
Extraordinary measures are In progress 10
tiil the State quota OF troops as soon a. posi-
BILE.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.--A. MercIer, the
French minister, has arrived here from Wash
ington. b
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N. II. MILLER

STRAf GD OR sTOLEN.-On SATURDAY
- ABOUT ~ NJ, from post at the Patent Ohice, Il
'front.' OF the Post Once, BLACK MARE; s,ar ia
me forehs.d; about fifteen hands high; marked III
- on Iett shoulder spiint on light fore leg LID
era reward will be paid for her rstu to Chap all
e. q. GOSS, at Columbian College. ANY infSrma
~ N-tf - "' o'''
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

QOOMn AND BOARD WAnTED.-TWI
~ GENTLEMEN are desirous Of obtaining ,V
PLEAsANT ROOMS, and permanent BOARD,
private family, or wnerc there are but few hoar(
err The location must be In the vicinity OF the Pa
Republicans office. js 26 ti|
The national Republican., 1862-07-21

HORSES WANTED.--aood Work HORsIl
IL and MARES wanted Immediately. Color nd
material. Apply at the Omnibus Stables, Hid
lvl6-Bt "
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BY TEIEGRAPH.
Fl Fom New Orleans,

o0Dley zAH1eory GOvefD0
Of New Orleans.
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Mss. ReverAv JeAasee .lsrtcsA
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A Rebel Gunb0at and Ram Ar
rive at Vicksburg.
Another Naval Engagement.
Rebel Loss 10 Killed, Is Wounded
The Richmond Whig Reports the Kan Badly
Cut Up, LOiing % Men.
Great War Meeting to be held In
Philadelphia.
PENNS SYlvANlA LEGISLATURE
TO BE CONVENED.

PHuADHIPHIA, July 20.
The following Is special dispatch 70 Fol-
ney's Press: u /
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Organization Of Louisiana Regi-
"' m0nts.
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British Vice Coasal neeegnixed
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TIMELY ARRIVAL .QE E-ELouR.

. Fro1SHt~s1oA.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

ONE COOP EFFEcT.-Jeff, Davis de-
clares, in general order, that whenever
we hang spy or guerrilla, he will retail
ate by hanging Union officer. Upon
this the Louisville Journal remarks:
"Thcre is no evil without its attendant
good, and it is barely possible that the
Inauguration of such policy on the part
of the rebels might have tendency to
make surrendering moro questionable
than it has unfortunately become of late.
If Colonies and others had clear under
standing that they were to be hung as
soon as they surrendered, we are inclined
to think there would be less surrenderng
and moro fighting"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

THANKs.-One of the finest Township
Maps of Michigan that has ever met our
eye, was presented 10 us, on Monday last,
by r. Farmer d Co., Publishers, Detroit.
Every town, village, city, &c, in the
State is distinctly noted, the counties very
distinct and beautifully colored, the rail
roads with distances from point to point
designated, the bearings and distances
from the several ports on this side of the
Lake TO those on the opposite, all of which
are plainly noted and distinctly traced,
concise history of the early settlement
of our State, its resources, census re-
turns of population for 1910, 1850 and
1860, list of Governors, &C., &c, given.
1t is, indeed, exceedingly valuable for ref
erence, and our most hearty thanks are
due the Publishers for their kind remem-
brance. Every farmer, mechanic and pro-
fessfonal man should by all means be
possessed of one of these maps. The
price is only so cents. Thomas J. AXE
ley, Esq, agent for Ottawa County.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

On the 22d inst, Gen. Johnson, of KY,
with 500 men, attacked 100 cavalry
under Morgan, near Gallatin, aud were
defeated with loss of 800 prisoners.
The Jackson Mississippian says the
Federal ram Sumpter grounded opposite
Bayou Sara. The authorities demanded
her surrender, but the crew and stores
were put on transports and the Sumpter
blown up.
The Philadelphia Press has letter
from Pope's army, dated the 22d inst,
which says tina. Gen. Sigcl had captured
1000 rebels who had crossed the Kappa
hammock on bridge which was destroyed
by fire, field battery cutting off their
retreat, and forcing a surrender after loss
of 400 killed and wounded.
Skirmishing has been going on for the
past three days, during which several
attempts were made by the rebels to cross
the river, but were each time successfully
repulsed.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

The New CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.
A new Camp of Instruction, at Clouds
Mills, some four miles from Alexandria,
has been arranged for 1000 men, Thith-
er, as fast as they arrive, the new regi-
ments are sent, and commence at once
the drill necessary TO fit them for the
field, and the suppression of Confederates.
Brigadier General Casey, of Pennsylva-
MIA, who has distinguished himself in sew
eral battles in Virginia, will have charge
Of the whole affair, and will doubtless
we'll and speedily perform this most i'm
portant duty. BY the time the extreme
hot weather is over, the men will be fitted
for active service; and then woe unto the
now rejoicing chivalry. The entire num-
Der will reach there in ten days, it being
the intention to forward them at the rate
of 5000 per day.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

THE 9TH CAvALRY.-The E" Pine Horse
of the War Woods" we understand has
obtained authority from the War Depart
ment to raise another regiment of caval-
ry, to rendezvous at Grand Rapids. Our
Honorable member can engage in no
worthier enterprise than to raise men to
fight our battles, the motive being purely
a patriotic one, that neither asks nor re-
ceives other remuneration than the graft
tude of his countrymen.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

A NEGRO Proposition TO GUARD
REBEL PRISONERS Observation-Disclosures
Tod, of Ohio, having refused the services
of colored volunteers, the colored men of
Cleveland and Cuyahoga county have
made him an offer to raise some regiments
10 guard the rebel prisoners at Camps
Chase and Sandusky, and thus relieve two
regiments of well drilled soldiers for SER
vice in the field. The Governor, howev-
err declined the proposition.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

SUICIDE OF DEEPLY AFFLICTED
VoLUNTEER.-JohD Luch, of Milwaukee,
enlisted some months ago. His wife was
almost broken hearted at his departure
for the war, but as she began to recover
her spirits, their little boy was drowned.
The father hearing of this, obtained a
short furlough to visit his wife, but arriv-
ed the day his wife had been carried, be-
reft Of reason, TO the almshouse. Learn
ing that there was little if any hope Of
her recovery, he reported at headquarters,
and very soon afterwards committed sui
eide with pistol.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

VINO ARE LIABLE TO BE DRAFTED p
AS we understand the law, every man
between the ages of Is and As, not ex-
empted by State laws, who is a citizen of
the Uuited States, is liable to be drafted.
Men who have never been naturalized,
though they may have declared their in
tentions to become citizens, are said to be
exempt. Men born of American parents
in foreign countries are citizens, and, if
residents here, are liable to be drafted.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27
NOTICE.

wv ILL be sold, at Public Auction, three
w months from date, according to law, to
pay freight and charges, the following goods:
One box goods, one trunk goods-Mrs. Miller,
Grand Haven.
One show case-Mrs. Hines, Grand Haven.
One sign-0ttawa House, Grand Haven,
Two pairs old trucks-N. II. White, Grand
Haven.
One patent washtub-Mr. Clapper, Grand Ha-
ven.
Seven window blinds, one small box and con-
tents, one bundle, hat case and band box-no
mark, Grand Haven.
Sale to take place at Cutler and Warts Ware
house, Grand Haven. Il. W. BARNS.
August 6, 1852. [nl79 Bun
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

The VIcKsDURG CANAL.-An i'm
preston has arisen out Of the reports of
late events at Vicksburg that the place
has been entirely abandoned, and that
the rebels will have full and uninterrupted
possession Of the Peninsula opposite the
town. In fact one Of the statements pub
lished, distinctly stated this to be the like
lihood. But such is not the fact On
the contrary, the greatest confidence is
felt in the ultimate success of the canal.
II was finished just at the time the wa
tor reached low stage, and consequent
~ there was not force enough in the cur
rent TO cut n channel. The first rise in
the Mississippi will probably consummate
The work, and leave Vicksburg, or what
there is left Of il, some six or eight miles
from the river.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

How TO DEAL WITH REBELs.-Maior
w. @. Moreau, of the Kentucky cavalry,
has short way of dealing with the reb-
els around Eminence, Kentucky, where
he is stationed. He is ordered to levy on
secesh" horses for the army. The 'se-
cesh," in anticipation, run them off, The
Major finds it out, and goes and takes
two or three slaves as security for the re-
turn Of the horses. The horses always
come back. He finds the remedy an ex-
cellent one, infalible and of speedy ope-
ration.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27
Mr.. Pierre @. Duverney.


DIRD-In this village, on the 2lst inst,
Mr.. PIERRE G. DUvERNEY. Mr.. ID. has
been intimately connected with the histo-
ry of our village. He was of French de-
scent, born near Montreal, of Catholic pa
rents, educated in that faith, and design
ed for the priesthood. But, at the age Of
fifteen, in 1905. or thereabouts, he left
the parental roof clandestinely and en-
gagged as voyageur in the Indian Fur
Trade, up Lake Superior, under the Eng
lish Northwest Company, continuing in
that employment as common hand for
some seven years, first with Mr.. Magotta
and afterward with Mr.. Dayies. He then
became subordinate clerk, over small
outfit, at Lac du Flambeau, first under
Erskin's, then Aud, and afterward Tru-
man Warren, the father Of Capt. John B.
Warren, so well known as a lake captain.
Mr.. D. continued connected with Mr..
Chas. Ermating, the principal Factor of
that department, as an employee,till 1921,
when he entered the employ Of the Amer
lean Fur Company, as principal clerk, in
continuation Of the fur trade at Lac du
Flambeau, where he remained eight years,
passing thus twentyfour years at that
lake and the Superior region, and up to
1880. The two following years he spent
with Rix Robinson, in this vicinity, in
charge of an outfit upon the waters of
the Muskcgon, one year at the Badeau
place, near the present village, and the
next year some distance up the Muske-
gon River. The three years following he
resided at Mackinaw, engaging a portion
of the time only in the fur trade, till the
fall of 1884, when, with his family, he
accompanied Rev. VIM. NJ. Ferry and
family to this place, and here resided till
his death, period of nearly twenty-eight
years. AS we before stated he was ed
ucated in the Catholic faith, but his con-
nection with the American Fur Company
brought him in contact with Protestant
influences at the Island of Mackinaw, I'M
der the ministerial labors of Rev. VIM.
M. Ferry, during his visits there. His
bitter animosity to the Protestant faith
gradually gave way under the soflcning,
modifying and correcting influences Of the
gospel, and, in 1926, he united with the
Protestant Church at that place. The
following year Mrs. D. connected herself
with the same church, having their chill
dren, four in number baptized. They re-
manned connected with the Presbyterian
Church, in Macknaw, till 1884. In '36
they both united in the organization o.
the First Presbyterian Church, at Grand
Haven, Mr.. D. enjoying in that body the
position of ruling elder to the time of bis
death. His quiet, unpretending manners
won the respect of all acquainted will
him His funeral was attended on Fri
day last by large concourse of friends
Rev. d. NJ. COOPER officiating in The
services.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

ONLY THIS WEEK.-Keep in mind that
the draft for soldiers will take place soon
after the first of September-the period
limited for volunteering then expiring
Capt S. L. LOWING, as announced in an
other column is recruiting for the "3d
Michigan---the brave boys who have, on
more than one occasion, saved our arms
from defeat. No volunteering to fill up
old regiments after this week. There
fore, let all who desire the bounty offered
by government for volunteers and the ben
eft of the relief fund provided by the
State for the support of their families
while absent, walk right up to the Cap,
tain's office forthwith, enroll their names,
Gnd all those benefits are secured. Draft.
ed men are entitled to no immunities but
Their monthly pay.
Keep in mind another item-that the
sure way of avoiding draft is TO volun.
teer.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-08-27

The New CoMET.-On the evening of
the 9th inst. wo had a look at the new
comet through Mr.. Fits large telescope.
No tail was visible, but fan-shaped
brush of cometary matter was thrown out
toward the sun-tho phenomenon that
usually precedes the formation of the TAIL
This brush faded away into the sky with
out any defined boundary or other evil
deuce of the comets passage through a
resisting medium. All of the phenome-
ma of this comet will be carefully watched
by many observers eager to see whether
they will throw any light on the existence
of attenuated matter in space, or on any
of the other unsolved problems of the uni
verse.-Scientifc american.