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SUPPLEMENTARY ARTICLES.

Article eth. All prisoners Of war now held
ON either side, and all prisoners hereafter
taken. shall be sent, with all reasonable dis
match, ia 4. II. Aikcns', below Dutch Gap, or
RI. James River, in Virginia, or to NlckSburg
an the Mississippi River, i'll the State Of Mis-.
s;ssiu,i, and there exchanged, or paroled until
c,ch Exchange can be effected, notice being
previously gwen by each party OF the number
If prisoners it will send, and the time When
they will be delivered at those points rcspcc-
lively: and. in case the viclssltndes OF wal
shall change the military relations OF the
places designated in this article to the con-
lending parties, so as TO render the same In
convenient for the delivery and exchange Of
prisoners, other places, bearing, as nearly as
NAV be, the present local relations of said
places to the lines of said parties, shall bc, by
mutual agreement, substituted.
But nothing in this article contained shall
prevent the commanders OF two opposing ar
mics from exchanging prisoners or releasing
them on parole at other r"i"'' mutually
agreed ~. j., sand commanders.
Article Sth For the purpose of carrying
into effect the foregoing articles Of agreement
each party will appoint two agents, to be called
agents for the exchange of prisoners Of war;
whose duty it shall be to communicate with
each other by correspondence and otherwise
to prepare the lists of prisoners, to attend to
the delivery Of the prisoners ut the places
agreed on and to carry out promptly, eilcctn-
ally and in good faith, all the details and pro-
visions of the said articles of agreement
Article 9th. And in case any misundtr-
standing shalt ARISEN regard to any clause or
stipulation in the foregoing articles, it is mu-
tualiy agreed that such misunderstanding
shall not interrupt the release of prisoners on
parole, rs herein provided, but stIall he made
the subject Of friendly explanations, in order
That the object Of this agreement may nrither
he defeated nor postponed.
;Snnc,U joins \. DIX,
Major-Gcneral
tSignclD y. Ii. Hill,
Major General c. 5. \.
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| ',''l'Hra h'"r'' ;:...,.,:n. IT.
N"i'-co'''. "''''''3 ''''' i'''> 81
!,
Total killed.
| Officers wounded, II
Eon-cnm. officers and pirate """'''''u: :"
-,
Total """i'i'''' =
REPORT NJ cANrH'rifN AZ ETH ''Ea'i ,ia ''iG'-
MESr Il, rn'. 1'1'''' " ''S; 20. ~.
Field and Stall Lieutenant -. '"hhS"h'
killed.
Company A.--kIllsd,,'"<srii Fay;
Wounded Lieut. VI S'oNa'i rr''At''
Thomas keltncr, !. l. Lewis llr;lir' III
Turner, Vim 'iarill.
Company H.-kIlt1d-Pri'atc Daniel SILL
| h'"Is.
M"'h"r" i ~, :" III '''''"'''"' '',"'''''
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" o""'e'', A. '':o .. w. ', ~ ~
II Hc.''e' y ""''F ~ - :, ', "n' ;r unr
l'1t'N I'',, - e.! - "'i,'",'; no
''e!.' d." -H','''' ~ ~. ~ n'' ~! :, ,,,.,,
company H.--Nh''",- : '''''""" =,
ou'''ic.'r,'nai' - ''c"'', T"tr's
liayhrs, " J. rarAS' FI!'aic' y d ! ""'''
VI j Allen. . Il tm!ilFrI!. u.
Company h.--h!i''!--, :"rP' 'i'' ~" -.
rhn'' r'iyAtT> ''i' ''ar'|''' " } '''''
l. i''"'' ,,,,:,
Serct d C"s%:hS' tfi,"'"' Il ~ ',"''''''I'"r' -,
M"rga'I. Green M"'";'' /. ,",,'' - ~
swan, T. " h'"'@' j N"'''' q VI '''''''r'
1t W d Bridges. .,,,
Company f:-hiiicd--iri'atrS '' VI iAd"'i>'
W y Pitts, W " Driver.
Company F.-Nlled--Prvatc u i " lIiam-
son.
Wounded Lieut. II y Williams, Serscant
ea''l''''t -, ~ WI;, ~
". rr''',, ' w B." w '',t'' r,'I,a"
n ,,,,. ~ - " ,,,it
, Elliott " ia,tsrso,' " ;, N'""''F''
ii'i''aH' " u ii,E' - Mo'S' :,
Company N'''''- " "''' '"''' ~
i''' ms y
L "unI' u = ,.i,,;, H. L -,' ,.n ,m"'s no'
'l,I ~, 49,; u ",''l"i ""'," ,a t,n5.
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p;.m v
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Gp'''l,'"! ''e :" - ''-"'' :
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~, ~, ,,,,i M I,tl,..
Cha'ilDcfSi He'S u - ',la''ioefs' 'aonsi
r !, :, II II '''''':' y r'''"s'' " "'' "
Companv E.--KileI- I'riyat.S Jas I'l,nna..
-thsoom DoSlcr.
Wonndcd-Coior Corporal Il J"hir3"n;
Privates G y Ridley, VIM Al.lrIrh, plckens
Batter, Geo W IownSen; X II Gibson; james
Strickland, Nlll"nGhhy.
Company k.-kilied-lat Lieut. Jas Dun
lOp, LIST Serg j X = Dunlop. Corp lAJ Payne
prvatcs j I Henderson, Z Dyc, } 81 Fancy
Wounded-2d Lieut. d + l;roomiicld, Serg't
Joseph Reeds; Corp'lS & Y wise, NJ Martin;
i'.ivatcs Evans 4Ahlc, Leroy Borough: Amber
son Bibbs. II A lialland, 4 NJ Halland.
MY ) r Neat +. sherman l'arken e"lp'
0ofih 9a'erii'' y ~ ''-"'''
CASUALTIES IL THE BATTLE or JUNE I'm, l6G..
FELL ami staff. -Wounded-lsr Lieut. and
Adit James P Perkins.
toini,anr A.-ki!ed-rorpl L = Farrer;
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hleho. sraas, exchanged Ter. officers Of lower
rrads, or for privetes according to tue scalo
"a, That prratcs and officers, and men !; Of
different services may be exchanged according
to the same rule of equivalents.
"a Thpt all prisoners, Of whatever, arm OF
,,rw;c. are to be exchanged, or paroled IN
len DAVIS from the time Of their capture if it
be urnctical to transfer them to their own
lines in that time; if not as soon thereafter,
.ith THAT no officer, soldier, or employee
in III. service Of either party, is to be con-
silered us exchanged and absolyed from ms ms
parole until his equivalent has actually
reached the lines of his friends.
9Th, That the parole forbids the perform
ance Of field garrison, police or guard or
lSioned Jofs \. DIX, Maj. Gen.
tSi@ucd) u. II. HILL, Maj. Gen. c. 5. a
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From GordopsTillc.

Popc's army is said to have been largely
reinforced, within the past few days, and i
now said to number fifty thousand. Skir
mishing continues between the opposing
forces, which In Several instances has result
ed III slight loss to both parties.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
+ il q II u Z II p II + 5.
MORE ISFAaor. ORDERS.

NUKE iNtaLiols pRDEfS.
The Herald has The following in lis Mem
phis correspondence
GENIAL GkpER--ro !.
HEADerARTrRs, usrED STATES FORCES,
WESrggN TEHy., MEapHis, July Il, lSG2.
/. Traitors and rebels who refuse to COM
ply with tho laws sud support the Constitute
OF the Uuitcd States should not be permitted
to remain within the camp lines of the Federal
army. y. this tine the corporate limits of the
city Of Memphis are within the lines nf tia.
United States forces; and all male residents
or soiouruers within the limits of said city:
between the ages Of eighteen and forty-hre
years, who are capable of bearing arms arc
hereby required to take the oath of allegiance
TO the United States, or leave the limits Of said
city within six dpys after the publication of
this order.
II. If any person within the limits of said
city shall hereafter publish, speak or utter
seditious on trcasonable language towards the
government Of the United States the Provost
Marshal shall, upon proof of the fact, Danish
every person SO offending to the State Of Ar
kansas.
III. Any persons who shall violate the pro-
visions Of th. first section Of this order shall
be deemed spies, and, after conviction, treated
accordingly.
&c ". Persons leaving the city, under the
provisions Of thi order, will not be required
10 take any oath or S!re parole; but will
receive q pass from the Provost Marshall
The oath Of allegiance hereby required must
be substantially i'll The following form:
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
] solemnly swear that will bear true al
lcgiaucc to the United States Of America, and
support the constitution and the laws thereof;
that | dcuounce the So-cailed Confederate
States, and pledge my honor, property and
life TO the sacred lultilinent Of this oath, here
by freely taken, admitting that its violation
will be illegal and infamous.
The oath must be subscribed and sworn to
before the Provost Marshal.
BY order of
ALVIN P. HovEY,
Brigadirr General Commanding.
JOIN +. PHILLIPS,
Assistant AID liitant General.
The CONSERVATION which has followed the
publication OF this order among the as,onished
Memyhians deies portrayal. 1t is the general
topic everywhere, to the exclusion Of all
others.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-01

The Richmond "Whig'' says that the true
spelling Of the scene Of the mornings fight
beyond Mechanicsviue on the 25th Of June.
is @Ell.aoon'sMill,' % not aEnison's mill.''
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Arrival Of Confederate Prisoners in Baltimore.
We find the following parayraph in tl

we nnu the following paragraph Ill Ihe
Baltimore "Sun" Of the 2lst inst:
On Saturday morning last three important
State prisoners arrived in this city from Mar
tinsburg. Their names are as follows: Mo-
ses S. Grantham, State Senator from Berkeley
county to the Virginia State Senate; L.
Thornton Young, Confederate postmaster at
Alartinsburg when in possession Of the Con-
iederates, and Adam Small, member from
Nlartinsburg to the Virginia House Of Dele
gates. They were all arrested in or near
Martinsburg. They were sent to Fort Nc
henry. On Saturday evening seven Con-
feuerate prisoners arrived at the Camden
street depot, from Harper's Ferry. Their
names arc as follows: Traverse Payne, An
drew q. Groves and Jcpha Wintcrlnne, all
Of Virginia, and all held as State prisoners !;
j. b. Henley, Alabama; George c. Glasslord,
Virginia; Edwd. W. Hartwcll, Louisiana, and
Thamas Wstley, an Indian, ofthe Creek tribe,
from Louisiana. The last four named are
held as prisoners of war. The Indian was
attired in regular Confederate uniform, and
converses tuently in English. They were
all marched to the city Jail, and transferred
TO the care Of the warden, Capt. Ilos. c.
J2ineS.
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Vickspurg,


ifb, e,eny:s attempt uPon Fieksburg has )
,rovvh !. failure, ditch and all. The pf0uu
apd gallant city still elof.ousiy STANDS, 81
.rrc rs It's bluffs, and the /" father OF waters
rolls by in his accustomed track II IS W.
Yankees that have disappeared; both 'ne up
~ o,a nethcr fleets. Most heartily DO we
'eonyr,tnla,. our cis!sr city Oh this reward OF
her courage and resolution. ehe mas SCI HI
| example that will be rs inspiring " ''n't
cit;os as Il will be honorable to her.
TLo ynrkres have probably gone to look
.n.. I,,. Orleans, lest that should slip their
., Such an event would thrill the heart
O. rcrv Confederate with JOY; and we trust
u X n delight which shall be granted US before
rbe Summer is ended.
Physicians
The following has been placed in our hanos
for publication, rs matter of public interest
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
MAR DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, July %, 1867. y
ro!. :. RassErT FRENCH,
ID. e., to Governor OF Va.
Executive Department, Richmond:
Sin: In reply 10 your inquiry OF ia 1nst.'
whether the Virginia Act Of Assembly, eX-
,mpling one Physician for every 2,ooo inlaD D.,
tarts will be respected by the enrolling DILL
GERS. have TO inform YOU that the ACT OF
Exemption ofthc Confederate States Congress
expressly cnumcrates the classes Of persons
to be exempted, and leaves the Secretary OF
| War no further discretion i'll the matter
Physicians are not included therein, and con-
scoucntly our enrolling officers have no power
| 10 exempt them Respectfully,
GEO. w. RANDo1fH,
Secretary Of War.
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not in chic

The following 2blo shows.
nour, wheat sn3 eorn in store il amount o.
Inc list inst. Compared with the 'aaleago on
store wcet since, and that IN s,or ,o :. an
Same perio, in 1851: the
July 81, July IA. .Y,,,,
Flour, bbls l4.225 3sooo t.
Wheat, bush 1-'is2.
els 80 500 oocs,-
'0fn' o0ls 2,9Ss,t64 a,242,l9l l,S0S's iS
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Officers killed,
Non. commissioned officers and privaLes
killed,
Non-commissioned officers and privates
died since action,
Officers wCunici,
Non-commissioned officers and pri'ales
wounded,
lru ALARAMA BATTALlON.

Company acknowledgements
LASTED; Scrgeunts Boyle f ll"rnstnh; Cor,
uprals S Branch and 4 Gambler; PriVattS .
Barnysdeth, F NJ Hodges, " Murphy " III
Steele, Tompkins.
Wounded. -Captain Yanlc.raaIr; PrlTales
n bradshaw. } Bradshaw, VI X Bradley, "
Boyd, L l. CEary, W Drum'nond, n fr"s,'
NJ Ferguson, \ II trecr, L } Gilbert, a
Geiscr, EaE Hayden, I Barnes, ; ha,cS' .
w holloway, K L lIarw"od. \ Little, y LIT
tie, + Moore lance, } Orm"nd, ) ration
+ T Ramsey, S r Srcahf, j Il " hitaEer' -
Nance.
Company H.-KilIr.l- Lieut. + } i'elut; pri-
vate.i If j lambert ! !: Shelton, Jack fIii'"
lips.
T. Wounded. -I.eutenanl 7 & Alatteson; Ser
gcayts J i. Denman, do. \ i Porter, do. u r
Pollard; Corporal \ j james, corpora!
Benjamin Mount: PrivateS y Zeal; y
Bonds, T D Bonds, :. i5rianr, = Eroaiaway;
Vim Brown, e Cannon, Jack Chandler, > L
Crow, r Craft, Il B Griffin, } Grimm, III
Coin, Il johnson, ID Lncklan: Martini: T. d
Mattcson, II litti. g Il ;;tarl,cr, Sam l SVEN
son.
CompanT C.-KiiIa;i-II V Grabb: q !"
Morgan.
Wnunird Capt Barton, Lirit Reese, s'"rr
Joe Borden, " i Cnmrr.", G"rp'l " y Ora.
nam, rriyalcs j + Bentley. ii " Cohela, T.
Gnmtrnn, + " Griffin, \ } Jennings, Ii i
King. B kirkpatrick, ii 4 Lcadbcttcr, Ii "
iIcLauly, ) " Morgan, Il Sherhert.
Company n.--kiled--l.!cnt Il CllolcGmhe
-icting Ai julant; Corp'l Franz; Elllman.
WGunded--Ser"'t " II Markham. Corp'i I
Daniels Prlvalca DOMAIN, Vim Casinnan. j
Toby, Z Myers, + Hart. NJ Hickey, Mike
Lemon, T. urisanIl, ; Chilly, I sam.
drrS.
hEtArITlIArInH.
Officers killed,
Nuu-colu. officer ami rTvat killed., II
Total klrI, |!
Officers wounded,
Non-cnn officers and pri"alrs w"un'iai: -
Total wnu.t,i,sl, II
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* " I.N = 4IV' q
liri.aAirr General Commanding.

Assistant Ad liitant General.
The CONSERVATION which has followed the
publication OF this order among the astonished
Memplans de!es portrayal. 1t is the general
topic everywhere. to the exclusion uf all
at hers
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The Herald" has The following in lis Mem
phis correspondence
GENIAL GkpER--Eo. !.
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WriTTTLET1pT

-: s;ss.:.,.i.;s,;ss,..s..laSi6s4ss.
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TREATY FOR THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS
We have obtained copy of the cartel which
has just Leen concluded between the two
bclligcrcnt ConfcdcracicS, for The exchange III
prisoners of War. We publish it iur the
public information
H,3,Il's i.,,,j:,.,;;, ~; JAMES RIVER, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-01

We bake i; space for the following gen GO
P" FIR the EnG'iirs/.s
The following intercepted letter. from Gene
ral Mcclellan, Is not quite as kind to Mr.. Stan
ton as the one addressed to tile occSsl"' :!
himself:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
NEAR THE GuHBoATs,
Iu1,- olct 1SGC.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

MAps.-We are in receipt of two splen-
did maps from the Office Of tho american
Agriculturist, published in New York,
by ORANGE JUDD, A. NJ, TO wit: Lloyd's
Map of the Southern States and Of the
State of Virginia entire, the former con-
tanning fifteen square feet, and the latter
ten-fnely colored, DC. They are very
minute and accurate in all their details.
Any person subscribing for the Agricul-
turist-acknowledged TO be one of the
best prints on that subject in the country
will receive his choice of these two
maps and copy of the Agriculturist for
one year, for the small sum of one dollar.
We invite all to an examination of these
Maps-specimen copies of which may be
seen at the Office Of the News.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15
ADVERTISEMENT
Commissioners Notice =!


The Commissioners appointed by the
Governor to examine persons claiming ex-
emplion from military service, in Ottawa
County, will meet TO examine claims of
any presenting themselves as follows:
Grand Haven, Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 23d and oath.
Robinson, at John w. Barnard's, Sat
urday, Oct. 25th.
Berlin, Monday and Tuesday, Oct.
9th and 26th.
Holland, Wednesday, Oct. Goth.
iceland, Thursday, Oct 90th.
Georgetown, Hiram Jennison's, Friday,
Oct. 81.
The hours of examination upon these
days will be from o'clock, A. NJ, 10 IL
o'clock, NJ, and from to 5 o'clock, P.
NJ, at which time we shall be prepared
and happy TO receive volunteers.
G. B. ALBEE, Commissioner.
j. d. North, Surgeon.
Grand Haven, Oct. IA, 1862.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

RUMoRs OF AN INDIAN UpRIsNo.-
we cut the following from the Detroit
Free Press: "The propeller Free State,
which arrived last evening from Chicago
brought the family of Mr.. Charles Nor
ris, from near Traverse city, who reports
panic among the inhabitants of that
region on account Of the massacre of three
families within eighteen miles of the city,
by the Indians. Tho reported locality of
the massacre, being far distant from the
Indian settlement, and the docile charac-
ter of the Indians in that region, render
the story highly improbable"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

INDIANS IN MINNESOTA CONVICTED
We understand the military commission
instituted by Col. Sibley, have convicted
eight Indians of murders and other crimes,
and sentenced them to be hung, which
sentence has probably been carried into
effect before this. One of the convicted
was the negro who was so prominent in
the attack on New Ulm.-,St. Paul Pr
oneer.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15
Farm for Sale.

ME undersigned offers for sale his farm on
i Black Creek, in the township of Norton,
County of Muskegon, consisting Of eighty acres
of land. of which twenty-one acres are cleared
and in good condition for raising crops. A most
excellent spring of water is on the premises /;
also, two frame dwelling houses, good barn,
corn house, work shop and fruit trees. Terms,
one-half purchase price in cash, and the remain
der in one or two years, we'll secured. For fur
Their particulars enquire at the News Office.
HENRY WILSON.
Norton, Sept, II, 1862. If Miss
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

CoTToN IN MIcHIGAN.-Mr. j. Griffin
has exhibited to us sample of cotton
raised upon his fathers farm, one mile
north of this village. 1t is out of the
boil, and is in a condition for the manu-
facturer's use. The seed was produced
in Southern Illinois, and was planted in
June last---rather late. We think, from
this experiment, that cotton can be grown
with profit 10 this State West. Chron-
icle, Oct. 8.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

THANKSGIVING DAY.-Some leading
clergymen have united request to Pres
ident Lincoln, asking him to designate
Thursday, November 9th, as day Of
thanksgiving and prayer. This day has
been selected as il has already been
adopted in one or two of the States.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

The Board of Supervisors of Ottawa
County is in session this week. We
trust with other wise provisions they will
make ample ones for the reliefof the fam
lies of our brave volunteers.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

Hon. T. B. CHuRoH will address the
people of Grand Haven this "Wednesday
evening on the al-absorbing subject Of
Union, at the Courthouse. Let all be
there.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

SINCE our last issue we have had two
rather heavy frosts. Vegetation of eve
~ description is too we'll matured to re-
ceives the slightest injury from its blight
inc embrace.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

REsroNED.-J. r. Jackson, Esq, re-
publican candidate for representative has
resigned in favor of w. II. Stevens, ESQ.,,
the Union candidate. Mining Gazette,
Sept. 9Th.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

EIGHT companies of the Sixth Michi-
igan Cavalry, rendezvousiug at Grand
Rapids, were mustered into the United
States service on Saturday last. The re-
manning companies were mustered in on
Monday.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

THE UNION Loss.-It is understood
that the Union losses, in killed, wounded
and missing, during the battles in Mary
land, arc estimated at the War Depart
ment as not exceeding le, 900.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

AsHoRE.-The bark Lady ofthe Lake,
loaded with about 10000 bushels Of
grain, bound from Chicago to Buffalo,
was driven ashore during the heavy gale
Of the 9th inst, near Portage Lake, few
miles north of Manistee. She immedi-
ately filled. Tho crew had very mar
row escape from drowning. She is owned
in Detroit.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15
II, LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMs.

A VERY violent, unjust and personal at
tack on the character Of M. B. Hopkins,
Esq, Of this village, appears in a late
number of the Grand Rapids Eagle.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15
Farm for Sale!

THE subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
Il terms good farm, two hundaed and fifty
three acres. Fifty acres of the premises are i'm
proved. There are also HOO choice growing
fruit trees all varieties, $50 Of which are now
bearing beautifully, together with all the crops
on the place. A good framed house and barn
pleasantly located on the place. Location, in
the township of Spring Lake, opposite Mill
Point and Ferrysburg, across the Bayou, famil-
iarly known to most of the citizens Of this county
as my place of residence. II. G.. SMITH.
Sept. /, 1862. [1S3m3
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Headquarters Co. B, 9th REG. o. ",


Camp Beverly, Va, July q, '6l.
DR.. C. w. RoBAcK, Cincinnati, Ohio We
received your long wished for and welcome rem
edies few days ago, and hasten to return you
unanimous expression in regard to our high
opinion of the merits of the same.
We have used them with great benefit in our
Company, and heartily attest to the public opin-
ion of their great benefits. In our cases, espe-
cially where there have been so many great
changes as from the civilian in daily routine, in
business, at home, to the exposed habits of ac-
tive soldiers in a strange and unnatural country
do we most appreciate the merits of such Heav-
en-sent values as yours. To all those in our po-
sition do we most emphatically recommend your
remedies, being assured, from experience, that
they will be very welcome companion
Yours, very truly, JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. b. 9th Reg. o. V.
Signed
Charles b. Russell, LIST Lieut..
Thomas S. Royse Sd A."
James James 7; Sample, LIST Sergeant
Charles III. Foster, I'd e"
Il. b. Warren, Sd &"
Samuel ID. Schooley, Commissary.
Charles w. Taylor, Corporal
Edward Bultmann, I"
Carlton G.. Cable,
Together with GO priyates---a unanimous ex-
preston being given.
For sale at No, East Fourth street, and by
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suffers is solicited to
this as being the best article for complaints Incl
dent to camp life. [n17s
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15
Sewing Machine for Sale.

We have a West & Wilson's Sewing Ma
chine, nearly new, and in good running order,
which We will sell for S25.
June IL, '62. j. & j. w. BARNS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15
Gerritt KIavcr
MEAT MARKET i,
James Patterson

HAS returned to Grand Haven and is on
IL hand again to do all kinds Of Painting,
Glazing and Paper Hanging, on short notice,
cheap for Cash or Ready Pay. Please give me
a call. Shop on Washington street, opposite the
Congregational Church. ttf 1852
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-10-15

WE can not somehow resist the i'm
preston that the junior editor Of the Ea-
ole, BATES, had the honor, as chairman of
the reception committee, to receive Par
son Brownlow, at Grand Rapids, the 9th
or day-the .formalities of which were
published in late issue of the Free
Press.