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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-06

&C. inquiries if the new recruits of an
old regiment are mustered out of the
service when the regiment is mustered
out. Certainly; the regiment don't
straggl lie out; it goes out in body. The
new recruit only completes some ones
unexpired term.-NaShUilIe Union
The Union, we think is mistaken. In
the New York two years regiments,
which are now being mustered out of
service, are a large number of three
years recruits, enlisted some time after
the organization of the regiments. All
these recruits remain in the service.
DELIcloUs.-Henry a. Cook received,
last evening by express, large guam
tity of the most delicious strawberries
we ever saw or tasted They would
almost melt in the mouth and were unu-
sually sweet. Lovers of this magnifi-
cent fruit viii do well to call early this
morning, if they desire to get a taste,
for the berries will 60 off like hot cakes,
when once it is known what they are and
where they are to be found.
B@ The Court Martial that met on
Thursday night, without transacting any
other business adjourned over till next
Thursday night.
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an enterprise, and, if necessary, the peo-
pie will willingly contribute to aid in its
success, however unwilling they may be
to pay for fitting up magnificent parks
for the residents -four "gay and festive"
Capital. re--
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Il s.dA New Yssk, May 8.

{szs7 ssa4z New Yefk, May 8.
The Herald has D letter from . prisoner
as Richmond dated the 5sh, which ssates
that so great was the conssernasion fsls
there, Ssonemsn's forces coaid have catered
Richmond On Monday, and seissd Jsfarson
Dayis and cabinet, togasher With q majority
OF the rebel Congressmeu, and could hare
burned the bridges across James River aad
eus all communicasion Southward.
Lieut.. Marsh, who was eaptured Monday
as Tunstall's Station, says Percy Windhasn's
brigade ters up the track OF the 0rsnge
#& Aiexandyia Railroad on Saturday, and
DESTROYED the rails. Col. DaTis captured
a train Of 500 rebels At Ashland Stasion.--
The men were paroled, and the officers
broughs OF. Davis then returned 30 Tua-
stalls Station, whers be met and had q
severe skirmish with q large force OF rebels
The whole Bumber nf prisoners capsared
by Davis and WyDdham as over GOO. >.
A Washington telegram states thak Long
streets forces pushed through Friday, SAT-
urday and Sunday, before the esmnaniea-
tious we're cut.
General sigsl has resumed command Of
bis old army corps. %4. :@s ,"5
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..@% 81 |.s..s@sz New Yosk. May Q. !.
4 Washington special 10 The world says
Q report @hioh found ita Ray into psint, ,shas
1000 med under Heintzslmans were sent
90 rainfores Hooker II nntrue. Not . sim
gle NAN was, sent. .t:.,,4 <.zte.s. n, ss ssss
Essimates Of onr loss::in killed ,..Woaaded
and missing place is at Is 900. .,s...s
General .AVeFill has been reIieged from
command for not keeping open connnnl-
Gatien with Ssoneman. and following up the
orders given for bis part OF the easalry.
Hooker had nearly crossed she Kappa
hammock when be beard the news in The
Febel papers Of the. saccsss Of ssonsman's
sxr edition. 81 s,.~r s5...r s. .1...sssz
But few wounded are arriving ID Wash
ingson, Ths easse Of the delay ID. an.
known. a. s-t.ss .sE 81. ss H. zs:sls
The President told msmbers Of the Cab.
met this afternoon aimee his rekusn from
Fnlmoute, thai he found uaoker's array Ii
4 rnssch better condition than be anticipated
and be believed IL the weather should cleal
of, Il eonld again make . forwsrd move
mens, If ii fshould be 30 decided. .,..
There hes bsen no excItsmens in Wash
ingaen. ~. .s.... lsssss. 80. ss,*sz5
4
scriptlon viii be inmediately enforced. be-
ginning with the State Of New York. .~'..-
A Times special says: 0ffoial eonfrma.
ton has been. received Of ehe capture oi
the Richmond City bastallien which va
sent cut 90 discover the reason Of the eas.
pansion Of intercourse with Lses Thel
we're captured By stopsman, Is miles from
Richmond. III. s. s.- ss-. r. .zsss.ss4ss se s.
Sixty-fEe rebel prisoners have taken tbs
oath Of allegiance. More than . quarter oI
the prisoners taken will do the same.
a Tribune special says ], 100 prisoners
who were captnred at Chanoeilorv;lle havs
been sent to Fort Delaware. Many Of then
wish TO take the oath Of allegiance.
A Richmond dispatch OF the 7tn says on'
OF their Surgeons gives their losses at 1S,'
200. r.r. -, -. .,s'-.. : ....
The Herald says the War Department ha1
consented that the wounded may 60 home
and be nursed. g., t,.. z. =
The correspondent of Herald states thal
the 18th New Hampshire regiment went III.
TO the ight with $50 men and catne ont
With only $50. One Vermont brigade los1
800. ~ =5.' 4
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az. pauIN Nav9,

- = , q - = ~ = AAs9 GANy y
:. Arrivals frsn 0hippswa Agency state a
difficulty had taken place between numbar
of Chippewa Chiefs ss Rabbit Lake, IS
miles above Grow Wing, in which / were
killed. The difficulty arose ont Of . treaty
made in Washington last winter: the Chiefs
Who had no hand in mahiag il avow their
intention OF killing ell who aigDed the trsa-
~. This nswa, together wiki the murders
on Cottonwood, referred to = few days ago,
have fcaused the residents pf the eonnsry
between Abegcromhia and Georgssowp 10
leave. !. Our streets are thronged to-day
with settlers from Big Woods and Mcleod
gounsy. with all their sEaek, en- routs for
Wisconsin, and Sonth.sass Minnesota. ea j
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Washington. MAY 8

washington M1y u
Tue following has just been received at
Washington; =.
Grand Gulf, .3d.--To Hslleck. We
landed as Baulingsburg April 30th, and
moved directly Oh Port Gibson. We met
the enemy, Il 900 strong, miles south Of
that place, as "a. IN. We engaged him
all day, entirely routlsg him, wish1 loss
of many killed and wounded, and absas
500 prisonsrs, besides The wounded.
Oar loss about 100 killed, 500 wounded.
The enemy haze resreassd scwards Yicks'
burg, destroying bridges ever the two forks
of Bsyou Pierre. These we're re- 6uils. and
pursuit continued to the present time. Be.
sides heavy artillery at this places four held
pieces, and soms stores, were captured
The country 10 the most broken and diEasuls
30 operate 10 that ever saw. Our victory
10 complete. The enemy 10 thoroughly do
moralizsd. Ia lSignedl Grant"
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Naahniiia NAV q.

II is reported that Gen. Van Dorm was
instantly killed By DR.. Peters, Of Maury
county, yesterday, at the house OF the lat-
ter.
Deserters also report that Bragg bad been
killed By Breckinridge sone days since, oc-
easioned By The bad treatment Of Kentucky
rebels. Welgivs the reports az they come
to as, not vouchiug for sheir truth.
Late Southern papers announce the death
OF Gen. Daniel s. Donelson.
A Natehez telegram OF tbe Iss, in the
Richmond whig, reports that Gen. Morton,
.with $1,000 cavalry, gained the rear Of
Banks army, and captured and destroyed
I75 wagons belonging TO the ordnance
train. - : - ---- -! .----. >.
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NsM York. May 9,

New 1oFks May y.
The steamer Morning Star, from New
Orleans 30th, and Havana 4th, has arrived.
Part OF Gen. Bauks' stat, and private SEQ.
retary, came passengers. The latter With
dispatches 90 the Government. The gun.
boat Huntsville was spoken OF Moro castle.
She had taken several prises. ..,.' .'.
News has been received from the French
headquarters 10 Mexico 20 the l2sh, stating
that IRe French had taken possession OF al
but small portion OF Puebla.
The q. S. schooner Bunis overloaded
several suspicious licking vessels, which
caused great excitement in Havana. 4
Spanish steamer has been sent TO inVesti-
gate the matter. Il. ~. - -
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phitadalnhia. MAY 8.

.a ~ra. ~ss& 2 81 PhiIadslphia, hisy y.
The Bulletin Of this city publishes the
following highly important Intelligence,
this evening: -: .. @.e.
We learn from the editor Of the Euqui-
Yer that one Of their correspondents, who
has Just returned from Washington, sa-
forrns them that Hooker re-crossed she hap
pahauneek ia force, yesterday, hls msn car"
rying EIGHT pARs ratiens. s y. -.
We also learn from another source thas
ia yoached fog as being reliable, that tea.
KsYgs HAS TAgsN RrcHMeED, having ad-
yaoesd upon 10 via Yorktown, end that the
Federal Fag now waves over shs Rebel Jap.
itol. y. = - : "a n <2% -.
III this iussliigence is true, Hooker's falf-
iup back was Q ruse, and that the real ed.
vsnes upou Richmond vas TO be made while
Lee's army was 90 the Rappahano1ek. II
SsoneEan cut OF Lee, as 10 reported, it will
be work OF time for Lee 60 reach she 1rehs
81 Capitol. In The meantime, Hooker is on
his heels. f sa
STILL LATER--We have received
eoHarmasion frem perfectly reliable ssource
that Hooker rsorosssd the RappahaHnsok.
Gold has been falling rapidly, and IBID
faos probabiy resulted from shs imporsaas
movements reported. We bare no Quota
siens OF the prics oil the preciaus metals
sipce the reception of this important news.
VERY LATEST philadslphis, Say
s.-- Is is reported that prisase adyiees hass
been reeeised In this city from Fort aonroe,
that le.o0o Federal troops arrived thera Oh
the Sth iuss.. 90 reinfoseamsnts, and imns.
a;aAmsss - efsv Al fnrwaxsz Car an ak.assA lsss
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New York May g..

The woshingsen RepnblicaD Of last night
has the following w. st.@s Il s.5x
Those who lafI The headquarters OF the
army last night, report that the army is
in as exeallent eendiaon as lie moss sangnine
friends esnid wish. fsy E.
Gen Hooker 10 10 good spirits, end per-
fecsly satisfied With the recent aehieVsnenta.
All Ehs army oIioe.s who haEe arrived
from ehs army naits in speaking Of Hooker
and the recent operations in terms Of the
highest praise. l.ss sss.t r. s4s..
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couEcIL BLUFFS, Iowa, I


Ts subscriber will ssli u private safe st barssia
the following paresls Of land situated m
county st7s7A tsH-*N #s.s
Hw section ~ town 10, fange 90 7'
NV secstoh Us, town Te range IS ~.
8 WhofN.R u and II of sE sec =. fHTT rye %
SR k ofNE A and NV kdEE 4 sec gTt,n u, F.gs es
W ofw@ and oFN " u sec1i, tn u, r'gs -
N es E and u " v Of Q 3 sec 4. tn II Esgs 20
For parsesiars Nashsa z. hodge, the SUBJ
scsibeF. -,
~ .JaEEI : II 81 -A|3S% TraasFfck City, j
NJ tst.l 1850 .ias& & t MMytaad.
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anfi lIl ElI. MaY

ssspSiAeB Bsll. alI. May 81
The following vas reusa il Use laae aigass
Grand Gull, Sliss. 8 8 saluea 4 cafss
plets victory as Port Gibsen, on she Issss
the enemy are ID full rssrsas, vita auf fafal
lass in close pursuit. 81 & sF 81.
The nlinoia svpops bshssed viii ssasssst
gaIiangry. IS 81 81
T6s loss bs ous hide was 80 a5sled md
800 Wounded. Waahaye taksn 1000 psiss
souers. The ei1emyss loss ii killed and
woonded is much greater than ensss ' y
sli5E.a Signe,i, sss 5 .siss Il. 80 s'
Richard Yates, Cor.
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New Ynnk. May 8

The Tribune says that Gen.. Stoughson
was informed By rebel officers Who we're At
Charleston dariog the fight, that Sumter
was ON the point Of surrsnaering When our
Monitors hauled of. s-% ~
The following paragra ph in the Tribune
tersely sans ap the present position Of the
rebels: They now occupy the Fredsrieks-
burg. heights, and their situation is precisely
the same as before The opening OF The cam
paignt~ 49,. .a..- ,-.. ".~.s :,
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Murfreesbaro. hiaq 9

News from rebel sources Tec'd tonight
say Col. Straight, who left there 3 weeks
since, 10 captarsd, With al70o men. Is is
said he advanced as far as Rome, Georgia,
destroying railroads, railrosd bridges, &c
Also destroyed the large iron works on the
coast, bat when falling back they we're as
sailed by the enemy in greatly superior for
ces, who had batteries With them, and
were finally compelled 70 surrender.
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azAas xz5Hfa.ts hEsfs 1 MGw YiEk, lay 10. D
IA A Times norresp0ndsnk who aeeampaaied
Sssnanan's raid gisas The fnllomisg paF-
GiGniafa98s ASS - FsE#a assatf& ats ssas ssxst
II Hss shola force asroased % the @2eah eE
April ak Keiiyss Ford, and moved 20 sha
0rsnaa an69 Alsxsn6fias Raiaread, where
thay met two xebel regsmsosss AkRsRTA
skirmish, the latter FesFaassa towards Cor
adna#iilas @ HsI.sE s4ts .fFaEk N ssFe b n <i
Gen. Buford ceessed sha Rapiaan - Mar-
tine ford, eaasing lsS00 infaHesy 10 Eaeaee.
Raocoon4 fssd VAS shen. sresssds aBd 20
few minor CapsnFsa made.
On the .Gsas, Ionr feFcas rot elese On no
heels of o fexea fpr0a aa Grange Syringe,
who 30 eseape ahandaasd their wagons aaa
provisions On sha %. Is fs e 49,
Louisa cours house wsa occupied Ritheas
opposition. a3 Gss sasS5 a.s if stss Al
Fha Railroad track towards 0ordenssille
was then destroyed FOR ten milas. a ssss5
The same afternoon . desaShment de-
asroyed o portion OF the road between Cor.
donsyille and Charlottesville. g4:fes ,,3s.s
.Aaosher tdesaehmens under Col. Wynd-
ham proceeded TO CoIumbia river, and da-
asroYed Eve locks on ths canal, ave bridges
and boats, and b tsFgsaquantity es O0mmisr.
sary stoFes. An attanspt 30 destroy tho
aqnadncs was anseceessfnl. Several hun
drsd h0fses were taken. ssE5a.ssesr
Ga The 9th . resFogfade napvamsnt onna-
m.snced. and the whols PARTY arrived as
Ksiiyss Ford, on tho mernina sf The esh.
Our whole less was q killed, and aboas SO
weuHdsd and taken prisoners. J, ssss.sfs
A large auwbeE oe eeptEabands we're
brought away. They everywhere gays us
n 81 AAen1
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Harrisburg. Pa. III

A dispatch from the Secretary Of War
says but one-third of Hooksr's Array was
engaged; that Stoneman's operations we're
a brilliant success, and that the army woald
speedily resume offensive operations.
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Warrington, Nav g..

-7faa $@s ez ~ - WasainEson, May g.
Ofieiai dispatches received eo-dss eoDtiFm
the oocapafion Of Grand Gull % she 8
+ DIspatehes from YoSksoWn ssa1s the
Col KiIpatTiek With hiseCavslry Division
arrived as Gloucester Point, having accom-.
plishsd che obiscslof the expedition.
8 Thsy also stats shae Stsneman has net
enig destroyed ehe EaiiFoad eosnmuuioasieu
With Rlohmond. bot alss she canal ons Jsmas
.sivaR. ss 9s3 ~ fas So Is fs1 Is IS -
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N IL,

ssz4s asf MeW u XoEks A2ay j.
Ths rtsanship City of VasAinKt su,ff ffsgla
Iairsrpool s0sh, Ihas Arsiysd.
The GhaFiesson fsilaes Astessss inaak -
tsntion. TAs Tiass ssussa saess u b easas-
sfaphs more signsl than ahy ihs Eorsh hss
yss sustained, i ataRs shs moral shaa
forss are ssill nora aaaa - zaasshs fss iroa
eiads. sa sd ss
Tbs Nsvs says 4 u pasfiis 70 dsssribs
he rspplss = saasssFsphs, sna aoabss
whstAer many ssasiA AnasF{a C.
psaaea - - 5hasasstna tskea III aeae.
To saFedssass loan sllsS
usasf ahs asvs
a4s Rssf Ssg*t 44s III s II S Rssg
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Grand emf. 9th.

- HrHDu WuH, bshs
"To Gss. HALLgcK.-.WheD last heard OF,
Col Grierson with bis cavalry was three
miles from Summit, below Bohama, on the
Orleans aud Jackson road, supposed to be
making their way 20 Baten Rouge. We
haye spread CONSERVATION throughout the
State, destroying railroads, trestle works,
br,dros. Locomotives and railroad stock,
takine prisoners, and dersroyipg stores of
ali kinds. @7s&ao 5Signed,) .4@
A. I, af.. ~ 60 GRANT. a.
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Tie RFes1aS = ! = ,'sl z
eoncernine the transcription acss warnink
ali psrsoas thas 10 plea % siienage win os
ressiyea Or allowed 10 exempt from shs
obligations imposed by the aot Of Cangress
on any person al fereign birth who shall
have declared ON oath hls intentsofi 60 bss
eesas d es sizen or The United Ststes daFiug
sse continuance or The present rebellion at
or after the expiration of sixsy-fse aaya
from toe date oh this proclamation; nor
shall any plea of slisnage be ailoEsd 70
fasor Of any person who shall hsvs ds.
clared bis iatention 20 become q cifissu nj
the 'uuised States, and shall haye sxereised
sha right ef suffrage Or any other political
franehlaa. g - e = sssassa.ass
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Suffolk, Va, !

0UNOtAt fut3 LtAE %
In the fght near Suffolk on Sunday last,
the rebel loss in killed was 200, whom they
buried Eve miles out on the Petersburg
Pike. This does not Include their killed
left on the field.
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Ilel,anon. Tanrl...

- - 4sSU9NVA3 A01Ns8 SAW To = q
Col Jssobs has hsd q hard Eight wish
the tabel Mogekns OF 8 hoars dasasion.--
jacobs loss 10 feavy, bas Dc sseesedad u
getting all his nAsa Oh shs North aide OF The
river, ne win hs reinforced. u Il 4
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j j Jul GG5az& - AsaN MI
Tha sspBsk fhas anlr e Aaakr'
ar's arms wap sagagsa iii I'M sstla og -
nfdaY I'D HnsaRs q nhs ~ I'll sIll1
sdFps eAgsx i'll eess Sd gyaekSaa /
SykAa 9alssss ssna fsx A6ahast fisna aaowl
aFass, mhish IAktsr eave; ;wag Saturday hat
sphesansnsiy hehas sd wita gsaas gsllsstkys
These asa lie eniy eorps q hleh look 'a0y'
part HI slsa ibassiss, ID shst absa half ak
jill af faIasd ae s0bsaIn - eppoaaaaity ~
pArafaspMsa III sha Nghs. u. & 8
A s5rreapendsnt wrisea lhaa praEsss lsshs
Digiaian, Bein9 in Adsnnas 0f 8ed& wisk
sofbs fsll fpss aa amhusea&a - andays
astsi ~ sarsibiy sas hps TAs aasvs eAfA
fall hapk spwsrlse ths sheigass here fkey
sa and4g I'll assaina ssssss ssss 81
u IT u stassd by pFis6nsrs u Ii darfnR sas
day 10 90 msn I'll ss 8sda aaisks d sOsps -
Tha fasseg ,epansa hss 80 llsgys bpse .fAe
rsbela pressed stsadiiy fegwasd, ana ~ Kali
back 90 Baabs Fard v here hs crossed shss
night faa Y1 ~ = 81 s'tss 81
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- @ II x.,...s.,,s,ae 4

:. 81 s'3 81. Louis May IL.
: The oslebfasioa otthe aanlssraaty ef
thu Camp Jaekson aIEair, tas,aay, was d
great sassess. The procession was shs Iar-
ssss ana aaess eyer sssn II %. fssais.
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s15 &t=@sss.4 New York, May q.
: A disraseh from Hookefss headquartsrs
the ash. states that all the wounded within
our lines hare been properly attended so,
and those within the enemy's lines ars TO
be sent over TO ias.
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Murfrsesboro. May q.

- MuFfreesbof0, Nay y
The Chattanooga Rebel Of Tth gives an
account OF the capsure Of Ssraight's forces.
Is says that Forrest and Col. Rcddy at.
talked Gen. Dodge near Tuscumhis %
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Nsshiug heard of paasene essa ana essw es
tho Tsg dasssnysd by lh0a ahos afspRa hasfer
riss u Viekshurg Gandsg nighss ahers was %
20 psreons On board, only known % havs
escaped, II any oshors sueSsedad In Ksssing
10 either shore, they probably sapsarads -
Esbslss sscnpfad point On The RsaiasalaT m
the time, haying erossed over, % intercept
barges passing down. .s,'s. ss
Grant has airesdy forwarded l 200 prize
onsrs 10 Miilikens Bend. u
Part OF bio foress, Rhen last heard from,
Msfs wishiH 30 milhsgef sJaek ksnas his aa&a
carsied several days cations. Esis Il 80
Il In reported the railrcad bridge over
Big Black River had bsen desEroyaa. thns
eating on rebel retrsas from viokshnrg.
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l.. - .l.a ~af Washington, May 2.
The total number OF wounded soldiers
Who have arrived here from Rappahsnnoek,
up to prssess time, 10 only s,0o0. + s.ssss
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OFFICER s. PUsEY,

WEEEEEk . KUSAks
B A N K q R 8,
Tax Paying &c Collecting Agents
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA. -.
uoMAsoFFICER. w.H. n. PUsEY .Aff'gsf t<eH
Metropolitan Bank, New York.
NessFs. VIM. Gr4yden b Co., New York
Messrs Gilman, Dunlap X Co., Cincinnati.
Nessrs johnson. Brother 4 Go Baltimore
Messrs. Samuel Harris SOns, do
Miles white, Esq, 40
Nesgrs N Holmes Sons, Pittsburgh.
Messrs Kramer l. Rahm, do
2 Meesrs. Potter, Mute, white Bayieyr Boston,
. Nessrs Tsner, & Davis, Philadelphia.
Messrs Anspach, Reed Co, Phiadelphi2.
Nessrs. W II. Barksdals q Co, ST. Louis.
Messrs Allen, Copp Ntsoet, do
Measrs RHnvAn. Brown fse ="
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K. w. KYNETT,
: A4gRED "A. sMyTH,

. IL ALFRED A. SMITH,
PAINTER &c &PAPER-HA LANCER
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
t1LAZfNe, GLIDING, GRAINiNG, MARBLlkS
and Brunxfng Carriage, Buggy Wagon Patntins
asper-Haaging done at short notice, and warrantea
n i ts peel on good stock Of WALL FAPEks COB
sfantty on hand Ceilings whitsAed and WALLS eoi-
ored. ra~ Orders soIicite In town or country, ana
pTetnutI = asssrsdad 30. .---- A. 4. SMITH.
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-06-24
Mortgage Sale,

hEFAULT having been made in the pay
= ment of certain mortgage, executed by
Peter NJ. Munroe to George Teeple, hearing
date the FIRST day Of January, A. d. 1861, and
recordrd in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
for Ottawa County, Michigan, on the tenth day
OF February, A. d. 1861, at eight o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, in liber F of mortgages,
on pages 1872 and 1913, on which said mortgage
there is claimed to be due at the date Of this no.
tice the sum of four hundred and seventy-one
dollars and seventy-three cents (S47I 73), and
no suit or proceeding ut law having been insti-
tuted to recover the debt secured by the said
mortgage, or any part thereof: Notice is there
fore hereby given that by virtue of a power of
sale contained in the said mortgage and pursu-
ant to the provisions of the statute in such case
made and provided, the said mortgage will be
foreelosed by sale, at public auction, of the
mortgaged premises therein described, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel Of land situate
IN tho said county of Ottawa, and known and
described by the United States survey of lands
In said State as the west half of the north east
quarter of section number twenty-six 1907, in
township number nine (9) north of range num-
Der thirteen (l3) west, containing by said sur
vey elghty tSO) acres, togetherwith all the here
ultaments ana appurtenances thereuuto belong
ing or IN anywise appertnnins, at the Court
houso, IN The village Of Graud Haven, In said
county of Ottawa, on the 18th day of August.
A. ID. 1853, at one o'clock in the afternoon. to
pay the sum due, with the interest thereon. and
costs Dated Grand Haven, MAY Is, A, d.
1909 GEORGE TEEPLE,
CIV "AoI Mortgage.