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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06
Ral1Ll.Nr SKLRNnsH-From gentlemen whe

BRILLIANT SKIRNIsH.-Fro gentlemen who
have lately arrived rrom the Valley, we are aP.
prised of a successful slErmish with Ihs YANKEES
on Sunday last by a force under the command OF
Colonel Turner Ashby Hearing Of the defeat
of the milit.a st Bloomery, and the capture OF
Colonel Baldwin, Of Winchester, and his men al
that point, Colonel A.. who conmEndg regiment
of cavalry in the Valley district, immediately
dashed of with the determination of repairing
as far as possible, the reyerses our arms had sus-
tained il that quarter, and early in the day came
up With the enemy, whom he succeeded in driv-
ing beyond the UspyA dyer With considerable
loss Colonel Asbby's command escaped win
out injury to a single man -RtohnoAd Dispatch
QIsf
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DIS. EDWONDS,
gE ssv,1ssE, -uH FHw(tP0mufss

Residence north side Of Bes street second aouss west
OF the Medical College 0fis= owe, 6. nssuadsIc e.
Co g Drag Store r--1 g,rss, CGies lo4s tl ,. .,
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THE FIRST OFFEBNG.-We understand that
Col Lawler, the government agent, yesterday
collected the first subscription in this State to
the " produce loan" It was paid in a check Of
$4,000 by Mr.. John Crocheron, of Dallas-a
gentleman whose patriotic iberality we have be
fore had the pleasure Of commenting on in
these columns.-MO5Hs Register 9th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

Y An extensive gun factory has been set in
operation at Holly Springs, Miss. a considera-
be number Of gUn-barrels are rolled out every
day, and contracts have been entered into to
supply the government with 10000 guns in a
short time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

The amount OF communication money received
last year from owners and consignees Of vessels,
for alien passengers, was Sl33,254.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

~ Ex-Governor A. B. Moore passed through
selma Yesterday, en- rgute to North Alabama, on
bUsiuess relative to the organization Of the militia
We were grati6ed to notice that the effect of the
war upon this sterling patriot has been TO cure
b;1, measurably Of his rheumatsm.-SelrHaR Re
3o7scT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

Eg' The big rock which has 50 long hung
threateningly over the East Tennessee and Yir-
gina railroad track this side Of the Watauga
bridge, fell during the heavy rains On Saturday
night hereby OBTAINING the traius.-KRorpMe
REGISTER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

RoAN0RE ISLAND PRIsONERs.-A number
Of the prisoners from Roanoke Island arrived
here on Monday and Tuesday. We presume all
of them will soon be at their homes. This viii
be Joyful news to many Of our people Raleigh
Standard
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

~ The Senste of the Delaware Legislature
has followed the example Of the House, and
passed an act declaring the forfeiture Of the lot
ie1y privileges granted some years since to Rich
ara France, Of Baltimore Delaware is now
free OF LnLtnriaz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

~ The business men Of the city, for the two
last days, have observed the resolutions Of the
safety committee with marked respect, by closing
up al their places OF business, and those who
could repaired 10 the cotton yard for the purpose
Of drillinE-Selma Rep0rter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

BULL RUN RUSSELL, LLD-The New York
Herald, of the 25th instant, blsckguards Russell
in the following characteristic style:
After wining, dining, EIaEginE and clustering
among the recently arrived British oIncers IN
Canada, Bull Run Russell has again returned to
New York, with a large stock of new predictions
about eur affairs. AS a London Times core
gpondsnt Russell should have beenin Tennessee
and Kentucky instead of at Montreal and Que.
bee But, then, it is nu ioI the hest; for every
one would discTedit our victories If Russell
described them. Barnum is after Russell with
large check. He wants to exhibit tle LII ID.
in the same cage wlts Gommodore Mutt. Russell
is NE smallest man, morally aE1 mentally (as
the commodore is physically, in the world,
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- a late dispatch from Murfreesboro to the
Pjcayuas says:
The track from Bowling Green to Nashville is
already repaired by the enemy
There is a large Federal force between Gala
tin and Nashville.
1t has been ascertained that the whole force
of the enemy in the Fort Donelson fight was
eighty-three regiments, numbering fifty thousand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

Es- A fight took place in Lynchburg, Satur-
day night, between some volunteers, which re-
suited in the killing Of one man and the wound
ING of several others
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TIE GULF COAsT-The New Orleans Cres
-.yf .r the Atb covs.


cent, of the 4th, says:
The transport Oregon arrived yesterday morn
ing from the Mississippi sea coast. 1t was all
quiet on the sound, though on Saturday two
launches arrived filled with men, and landed az
Biloxi. The officers in command, six or seven,
took walk through the streets of the village,
paid their respects TO the lager beer and coffee
houses, c0nversed with the good citizens, and
passed on to Ocean Springs. Biloxi is now viz
tuslly held and under control of the Yankees
We suppose Ocean Springs is, or viii be. There
are no troops at either place, but the Yankees
can 90 ana come when they please, read the
papers, and, of course, ob,sin what other infor-
nation they can.
The latest intelligence from Berwick's Bay
and Calcasisn river is up to yesterday. All was
quiet No bocksders in sight, from Berwick S
Bay westward 20 the CalcasiBU. A FIRST rate
chance was yerteTdsy, in the norther to run the
blockade. Who were ready What vessel got
to-sea QuteH saJe
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MILITARY NOTICE!

HEADQUARTERS l7Isr REGIHEST T1NNLS-)
SEE MILITIA
MEMPHIS March lth. IeGl
FTHHE eommandsn's Of 0rlpsues composing ire I7st
i Regiu hereby req ed 20 ca. their
q Q commands dnc.udilg volunteer orgapzatlo-s MS
sworn into serviceD on THURSDAY the 6.h instant,
, o'clock P. Ia front OF tl5 Mayors Office, Tor
view. ard for purpose Of decilug ~ baliot "ho
shall compose th- mue date service ana v h0 the
OF sach crupaIy
The comm ssivned officers anil staff win report for
duty the Mayors Office THfS CFJdHeECayl EVEN
ING, the 5th instant, . O'.lOcE.
BY order OF J. II. UNFIIAEk,
Jos MUssO N Adj & C0-ou. O Com audluZ-
NH
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FROM THE RIO GRANDE-MORR
TTROERE,Rs

The New Orleans PioayuHe has information
from the Rio Grande, received through a mer-
chant from Brownsville, from which we learn
that the condition of aflrs in that quarter iRdi-
Gates that another trouble is about to come upon
our enemies. The intelligence is that the British
and French consus at Dlatamoras had presented
TO the captan Of the United States frigate Ports
mouth. O formal protest against the blockade Of
the Rio Graude, and thaJ on the 9th, the British
consul dispatched a schooner to TampicO, with
orders for British war vessel to hasten TO the
Rio Grande and prevent, even to the extent Of
hostlites. the blockade of the river by the Ports
mouth. The c0nsul's orders We're that the Brit
ish vessel should engage the Portsmouth imme-
diateIy upon her arrival The French consul
had also sent a request to Tampico for the
forwarding of a French war ship.
The Picdguc adds:
A large number OF vessels arrived from Eu-
rope, are IN durauce under the guns Of the Ports
mouth. The captain of the latter viii not al
low these vessels to discharge their cargoes, un-
less it Is guaranteed that the goods viii be de-
ivered in MatamOTas, and not at Brownsville.
Now this condition, even If legal, is impossible
as the steamboats, plying on the Rio Graude are
all owned in Brownsville and as such, being
the property of rebels, they dare not undertake
10 tighten these European vessels at the mouth
of the river, for in doing so they would run the
risk of being seized by the Uunited States frig-
ate Thus it viii be seen that the damage tor
the detention of these neutral merchanmeu
must amount to very round sum against the
by no means plethoric purse Of old Abe
al Al III.
flag as decay to all traders approaching her
station She frequently takes a short cruise un
der the same coloTs, but when no merchantmen
Is Inn s-rht- She hoist. the ~ . ---llr-n-n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

q The bin assuming Virginia's proportion
of the ContedeTate States war tax has been
passed by both Houses of the General Assem-
bly
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BANK or WssT IESE- ssEs {
MuMnHIs ..--- > b .--2 J

At meeting of.ths Board of Directors this day ana
annlal DIVIDEND SIX per cent lupol the average esEf
al and from the payment Of u-.almen) was dec.ar d
payable in cash to stoekhod-rs and after Che 18th
instant who have paid up their stock in full and to
stockholders who have 10, paid all Of 'hs s,ocz SUBJ
scribed 6y .hsm the dividend TO De placed TO tler
credit for which tn css5sr win furnish them receipt.
uf6Iro 8Ev MAY Cashier
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

"a The New Orleans Delta trulyremarks that
the Confederate cause has suffered no reverse in
Tennessee since the disaster at Fort Donelson.
The enemy mas gained no additional advantage
since thst event Since Gen. Beauregard has
been at his new post the situation has been
sleadily improving, and the prospect looks
brighter every day. There is, undoubtedly, still
plenty Of cause for concern, and plenty of reason
why our authorities and our people should do
th.ir utmost to strengthen Gen. Beauregard ior
the vigorous and determined operations he is
organizing for a.s defense Of the Mississippi
valley; but there is u1thing in the situation to
Justify detection. Those zho, at such moment,
would take counsel Of despair are very doubtful
patriots. They should be marked for future
r4fs-aura
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CAVALRY! !

A FEW MORE MEN are wanted to complete ny
~ Company for q" "FOrr,st's r gi.-eut
Come ~ once Let there be tslavi BY company
muss be complete by Fritay. ths 7rh as / esvs for
Huntsyills sunday, the 9 d ius ant Let the brave
boys Of Tennessee hl up my ranks FOR Immediate
vice in the beat regimen u t13 Southern COneierscy
CAT. EC10NALD,
Al T. o. Appe-sen g. Co.'S.
mh5 4ts Jefi-r-1u street.
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A NORTHERN CASARD.-A dispatch from
Cairo 20 Chicago says:
1t is further reported that Gov Harris has
convened the Legislature of the State Of Ten
nessee to repeal ell laws passed by the Confede-
rate Legislature Inconsistent with the Federal
Constitution
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

~ In excavating for earthwOrks near Savan-
nah few days since, several skeletons were
found. which are supposed to be those Of soldiers
sn the old revolutionary war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

FROM NEW MEXICO The Mesilla Times Of
the ooh ult, gives report that revolution ex-
lists in New Mexico against the Federal troops
and thai NJ A. Ottaro is at the head Of the
movement Also, that Brig.Gen. Sibley had
been applied 30 for assistance. Another report
says difficulties grew out of the desertion Of q
comnsov Of volunteers, officers and men, who
were pursued by a company Of regulars, over
taken, and one volunteer killed III the tight which
ensued. afier which several compaVsss Of yolun-
teers abandoned the Federals
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BANK or WEST TENNESSEE.

BANK or WEST TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS March 5h. 1909.
The following gentlemen were eected Directors 81 '--7
Bank a. The annual election h5io 90 the 81 iust:
~ a Nelson J. EI Kill J. Lane.
D q. Townsend W A. Goodwyn T. ". HGut.
r s. Homes. J.Msples, j. L. Taylor,
Ynbp Kerr II Laird. @ r. Chrrch.
Alta meeting Of the Boari tlis day r. A. Nelsoa was
unaninoIsIy re-eec:ed President.
~bs-v Ben Way Cashier.
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- The ChaIlestonhisreuTy alludes to re-
ort current in that city that four British officers
had sr.ived al Sayaunah and rendered their SER
vices to Gen. Lee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-06

u The Louisiana Sugar Planter calls upon
plsnters and ali others who may have old lead
about their premises, to gather it up d sell it
% the government
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ESTRAY
NOTICE

RSOO YDS. Hsayv Gray Army Jeans.
OOOO BOO yds- tiray Army Ehr;1uzS
l0U9 prs Gray aud Brown Army Eau. 'oars
% gr0ss MiltsrY Butlons
20 cozea Army Handkerchief.
80 dozen D-Bb Army HAS
SO dozen hns Drab and Black Par Has
20 dozen aek ald white Negro Hats
bOl yards bri GIT coio-ed Plli1 l.fusev
50 boxes Fine Tobacco,
50 bales Batting
~ Heavy Blue acd Gray Pos Iaekars.
50 suits Heayy t4ray ana H--os-n Eer-sv.
100 cases Mems, Wome.ts flfss4s- Bev-
and Chidren's Sb.es
Raadymads Coats, Pants "a as Shirts s~
DrswerS Cravsts, Coils.rs Cloves
Fine and ST. ut Boot. Sld shoes
Blankets Coniortz Pillows Socks
Besched and esrs1u Shrunrs ana Ebsa+f-yz
Striped sT-0 faa'd OsnaburEs, Tiekines
Towela U7nbs, z, iiat Soap ThllaIes
Pas aaspenders, PGper. Ius Peug
Ufssh, Huckabach Irish Linen
k5U eees bo ted and p CURED P-ir.f-s r-.,-+.
Fox sale by
mh2Im JOHN L. TAYLOR co.
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CHEHOREE CURE .

An unfsi5u. ours for semilsl Weakness. Eoe'E-lal
Emissions, Impotsucy. Loss OF Power Pains il zoe
Beck s.ons 10 the Bladder Obst-le-ed asd Dif5sgt
MsnstrdatEou and a diseases caused by deviaug from
the path of nature, and indglglng in Self Pollution
By ths use Of this CuTo a Improper discharges re-
moved. ths akeued Organs Of galsfs.iou -Issdiy
ossesl sls.s fai v .a.srsssorsd {
Eiihsr sex, eor-oraplatius marriage. should reject
that a sound mind anil body frs Necessary 10 promote
caunu5iai happla1ss-
In che Cherokee Cure che poor, fsbltafsa pc-a 51l
sua dssps-rias dey9tge CT s,asasI pleasure win ll r
irE
MS safe and PLEASANT In ;sHt- tH5 iaIIas--ss a s
aouon containing DO miuersi 7olscl bas ii sl-ps-a5
from pure vegetable extracts IN SAG f5s CT delicious
syrup.
pz,o s. per bottle, or sa7ss bottles ,o- S. -s for
vazisd ny express 20 ai. parts Of .is world
sold by sll rasps-.slls druggists ,ysry7saass.
POTTER l. AE2TLS Propr.stef-
Sole Prooristors. 6 Jefferson street. near poet .
general dealers IA az. popular family medicine. as--
phis, Tenn.
gzs-Sold in sf-mrsss by sli -ssr7s's.lls s--sz--.
vnraf-dtvavly
g-F-Tha attention gt the READERS OF the APPEAL is
directed 20 the advertisements Of o. ". JONES a co,
Wholesale Druggists No - aan street. apIs-.7
Ev-sss F. H. Glars q Co.'S column
grSeS advertisement Of ward e. lscCs .sad whole
sale and retail Druggsg I7s t ~ sFs;a zt-ec 5up5
7ita ygorsb am T--ee a4l
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NrERsussIoy OF TEN MINUTES.

PART H.
Trem0I1 Walze-" Libitzky- ------------ Orchestra
- Duet from Robert Drvereux,' Douuizetu- Mr. and
Mrs katzeub1ch.
g. Busan Air Violin and Flute with Piano Accompany
meut; ID. S. Saroui, Sigr. Carlo Patti and Mr. II.
Farmer
g. Balad-.I 4 Love. Thee Carlo Patti and Mrs. Ham
3 Solo ou th- Piano Busse; Dir F. A. Pfsifenschager
O. Violin Solo Sounds from Home" Gange Slgr.
Carlo Pa-d
g. sgag-"Uhs Captive Greek Girl" Hobbs; Mrs Jas.
Armour.
g. Violin Solo" Carnsyal de y-uee~ sigr. Carlo Patti
TICIGETS. ONE DOLLAR
Tickets may Dee had at the Music store Of Jas A. Ne
Culg- where also reserved seats may De secured
Doors open at Ugpcs- concert % commence at half
past 2 0o.oc- precisely.
be Piano to be used the occasion is one Of Hal
let 81 Cu.Estuus semi-grauJ's. and has been kindly
furnished b. Ae-srs AInes, Hunewsl 81 Co, Gayoso
r1fI
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WANTED,

a MEDIUM SIZE IRON SAFE
IA MILLER & DUNN,
mh4-5t 257 Main street
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THE PEOPLE AROUsED.-The New Orles2E
Crescent says that the fall Of Fort Donelson has
acted ike am elsctric shockupon the whole South
and the people everywhere are organizing tor ac-
tive service with ths utmost zeal and determine
tion. From Eorth Carolina to Texas, through
out the whole tier of the cotton States, old and
young are going, or hlve gone, to the exposed
frontisT. and win dispute Che march Of the enc
my with invinci6'e frmness.
II Up to the hour of going to press, 're are
without the usual telegraphic dispatches, and as
there has been 10 arrival from the upper river
since ves.erlay we are unable TO give any addi-
tioual intelligence from Lat quarter
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WANTED!
ATTENTI0N. HAY AIENGERS :

THE membe Of this cavalry company are hereby
i dered 90 meet az their drill room, without fall Adams
Block TO-DAY, az 10 clock for the purpose Of going
into camp. By order Of J. A. FORREST. Capt.
BEN. ii. ATKINSON. % 3.
p s. All Persons desirous of going into the Confrtsr
ARMY, Immediately who furnish taeir horses haTs
now opportunity Of connecting themselves with a
company where every thing viii be furnished them.
The company about twenty five recruits and
intend accompanying Col Bedford Forrest % his
mand the last q this week Pstras rally 20 the sup
port Of your country. We 60 10 ayense the death Of
gallant MAY mhf-tt
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Er We are glad to learn proper arrangements
aze making for the manufacture Of powder in
Alabama This is the article we want to use
now. and let II be made as plendlally as posi-
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NOTICE no sHTPpEps.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE For sac.

GONE Of the best REAL ESTATE in Msnphi. via
- be sold for Confederate notes OF her Solvent Ba
psPer. The property is now paying a coed rent In
qnlre OF l. " DIXON,
mn4-iW
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

N6ralnoS. nSnry Co, O, July :, lS5S.
Dr. c. W. RNsGcS. Dear .Sir:-For the ben.
sSs a suffering humanity, permit US to announce
through your circular the surprising properties
% yOur Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills, which is a sure cure for Indigestion and
Liver Complaint We have several persons in
town, who have been suffering with Liver Com
Plaiu;and Indigestion, and, notwithstanding we
AAVe as good physicians as can be found in
northern Ohio, yet the disease bafied their skill
Consequently we were in a state Of desponden-
ey until we commenced usingyour pills, through
and by the advice of your friend, Mr.. Brennan.
We used the medicine according to directions,
and are now full Of life and hilarity, and our
gratitude is equal TO our improvement in health
and spirits. When we take into consideration
what we have been, and what we are at present,
we feel like charging ourselves with the sin of
ingratitude, if we did not announce to the pub
lie the great benefits of your Medicine. There
fore, we recommend to the public at large, the
expediency of having recourse to your Medicine,
and consequently, as in duty bound discharge,
what we feel to be our duty, in advising persons
who are suffering as VIC have suffered, to make
use of the only true and sure cure for the dis
eases already mentioned. MRs. GwIN,
Mrs. BRENNAN,
MISS HEAToN,
c. G. SPRLMAN.
va See advertisement, T172
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

tbs A." Union Vocalists' sang 10 ouI
citizens on "Wednesday aud Thursday ovo-
nings last, The audience sce,nod delight
oil with tho entertainment, aud tho uni.
vorsal expression Of those who were prcs.
ont was that OF an unqualified eemmen.
dation Of their taste in tho selection Of
tho choicest programme and the musical
skill with which 'he respective pieces wcro
executed.
They So 10 Muskegon from this place,
where, we doubt not, they will meet with
merlled success,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

Two tuns Of butter are being brought
from the Colony" to this place weekly
"a large share of which is sent down
tho lake shore, or shipped eastward TO
Boston and New York. The produce Of
eggs and butter, with our Holland neigh
bors, is immense-largely in excess Of
home market.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

Cesar G,Nips. Joss III. Nf~-
COMB al Nit Roibt, iras q Spe assert.
uaenh al general EnsncAso5ise whSeh he IS
selling 81 BsE rates He IS paying, We
are iaSaruDs5- q higher P'6oe for good but
ter than Is c5erat ssC Ike Sriicle in cur
market. Farmers VII 10 well to give
him a call.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

Our lumber trade is at the present
time exceedingly brisk. 1t is estimated
that nearly 100000 of feet are being
shipped from this port weekly. Mr.. E.
L. FULLER is shipping from his dock for
various parties from 100000 to 100000
feet; Messrs. CUTLER q SAvIDGE about
10000 feet; Messrs. JENNIsoN, John
HARE, +. T. RANNEY, and Messrs. BECK
Err, SPooN & THOMPSON, each, say loo,-
900 feet, and various Others nearly an
equal amount.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

GILLIAN STRAWBERRIES are in
receipt Of a fine sample of strawberries,
of the CHILEAN variety, from Mr.. THos.
WILDE, who lives in the town Of Wright,
four miles north of Lamont and three
miles east of Coopersyille.
They arc Of tho largest size and most
delicious flavor. Mr.. w. Thinks he will
have from twenty to thirty bushels.
Thanks for the kind remembrance.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

A social cnIertaiameaI, gNsa NasSse sed
dancing, is announced 10 eesNe Of On he
evening Of tho "A.A,@ III tAe NIL fS$et
Hall, Mill Point, under tAe supervised 81
]. WILSON. Lovers eg This Ale1 of e't-
ioymOnt, please take WeSSea lsVfseet
tickets will be issued SgNs,sea5ste'r
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

For tho past week all kinds of vcgota-
ton have taken rapid stride upward
under tho influence Of copious moisture
and genial sun. Grass, wheat and corn
have improved City per cent within a
brief period past.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

Hon. #. w. FERRY, has kindly con-
sented, at the request of tho Executive
Committee, to deliver tho address before
the Ottawa County Agricultural Society,
at the Annual Fair, in September next
1t will, without doubt, DO a superior pro-
duction, worthy tho man.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

HoNoR THE BRAvE.-The romans Of
Can't. SAMUEL A. JUpp, who foil while
bravcly leading his troops TO tho combat
at tho battle Of Seven Pines, was expect.
cd at Grand Rapids yesterday, and his
funeral is to take place to-day, with the
highest military and eivIe heaoys,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25
IooAE AND NEWS ITEMS

Dun neighbors at Mill Point intend 70
do meet honors 10 the 4th." Tho Dec
laratiou of Independence will be read, an
Grafton pronounced, picnic dinner pro-
vided in a grove, &c, DC. Further par
ticulars given next week.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-06-25

DEATH OF REV. VIM. G. COMFORT.
We notice in the Hillsdale County Demo
crot the death Of Rev. VIM. G. COMFORT,
a highly respected Methodist Minister,
and formerly resident of this County.
He was q brolher-in-law Of the Messrs.
HOPKINS, Of Mill Point, possessed of
great itegrity Of character, fine minister
al talent, and has left host of warm,
admiring friends to mourn his premature
death in our county.