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True Democrat., 1863-06-24

dav in May next and plead or denur to the plnants said bill or the same Will De taReil as confessed The above is true copy from the record which the March of circuit UT, 1865 defendant is required to appear the said court mouse on the third on day in September next T.. x, cloo
 June 24. 1863 2w Cost of adv. slO.
 7nTOTTCE-Whereas OF the 29th of October lS62. IN October of circuit court 1892 for Greene county on the cancey side thereof amongst other poceeaDSs the following order was made to-wit:
 ". 5. JJHNsoN,
 SBi 10 lorec' 'OSt III rtsdgc
 Now on this day comes the said complainant by hs solicit tor and appearing re satisfaction oi A that the defendant Thomas Yandell is anonrsident Of this State it ordered by the that publication of the pendcncy compliments bill be made in newspaper printed in s Stare the object and of which is orelcosa the equity ofreenpton of the said defendant in and o certain negro slave mentioned in certain mortgage execated by ieenant, to complainant to the ment of executed by defendant complainant for the ofven hundred dollars with interest, to the end said defendant he and appear before the Judge o the in chancery setting and for the county of Greene, al tue court house in said county the fourth Monday In Nav next then and there to plead answer or de conFa said bill, the will De taken for confessed.
 The aboves copy from the record which revs ed It he March term Of circuit 1855 and made re- turnlble tothe September term U thereof lsg3 ., Ja"e allse8 2w Cost ofadv. SIG:
 NTOTGCE-Whereas on the 2srd ot March lS62 at our " March of circuit court lS63 Greene county, amongst other proceedings the following crder was made
 
 MORLEY Baos.
 
 Now this day came the plaintiffs Cullen H. Mobley. William R. Mobey and Wilson B. Mobey merchants and partners trading and doing business under the rm and style and description of Mobey and Brothers and It appearing the of the sheriff upon the writ in this that the defendant had not been served with heren but that said writ had been levied upon certain property which is described in the return of said sheriff in the prescribed by law therefore ordered by the that publication be made in newspapr printed
  ached aforesaid and notifying the defendant herein of the pendency o this sG the nature of the same and that said property has been attached and that unless he shall make his personal appearance at the next term of be begun and held at the court house m the county oi Greene the third Monday in September next to answer the said plaintiffs in the premises judgment will be render ed herein against him by dtanlt Articles levied upon-2 beds and bistead lot of books cook stove part of lot No 2 including the office and furniture of sec D. st or 20 % in township To- range east hi o = sec IL qr of Il, and the nv tr ar of sec 1, township IS. range } east.
 copy from the record and description ot property Attest Ii. ". GLASSCOCA, Cerk.%S June 2i, 1863 2w Cost Of adv S1n,
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

ENOUR LIKELY NO. NEGROES AT AUCTlON-Wi E be sold at the highest bidder in front of the Anthony House. to-day Wednesday) June 2ith at II o'clock two No l young negro ruff carpenter wood work man carriage driver and farmerthe other Mo- farmer one very smart A No yellow wcman. very extra cook,
 roner house keeper and seamstressone likely vel low boy years old good man Ill house or field, very sr,art S. aren't at the Anthony House June 24 1t#
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

ATOTICE.-Whereas on the 23rd of March 1863. March court, for Greene county, 1863 amongst other proceedings the following order Was made to-wit:
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i'll to foreclOse mortgage.

ve Bill to foreclose mortgage. J. E. WILLIAMSON WIFE
 Now on this day the complainant John Wagner, by his solicitor and appearing the satis faction of the that the defendant. J. B. Williamson is nonresident of he state of Aansast is ordered by the court that pubca op the pendency of the compainants b De made in newspaper print in this state. the object and scope which is orcose the equity of redemption ot the said defendant. and to certain lands men Onet in certain mortgage by said eendants secure the payment cn executed by defendants 70 complainant for certain lands all mentioned and described Tn sad mortgage to end that said defendant be and appear before the judge o the circuit court in chancey setting III and for the coun.r 0 Greene house in said county, the furtk Monday in May then and there to plea deur planans said bill the will be taken as confessed
 TIa above is a true copy from the record.
 Arrest Il. W. GLASSC0CK, clerk.
 June 24 1868 2w Cost of adv. Sl0
True Democrat., 1863-06-24
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. s. A. A
 Richmond. May 1lIh, 1SHH3. {

KIChmOnu, MTOTICE IS HEREBY given, to all holders of two year treasury notes issued under the act of 10th May 1S6l that they must in and present the said notes for funding at the treasury some one of its Depoore on or before day of July ensung they will be debar red the privilege of fnndiug.
 The said entitled to be funded in eight pF cent bonds payable in ten years.
 fsipnedl c. G. MEMNINGER, lime 24 1863 1st Aug. Secretary of Treasury.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

NTOTICE-Whereas the 25rd of March iStg our l lS March circuit court 1865 for Greene @unty, on chaacery side thereof amongst other proceedings the following order made towt JOHN WAGNER
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

s.IOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that it.tels M ,.liAt'- tration upon the estate of the late Benon o HaoX have granted the undersigned hv the Probate Court of Pulaski county bearing z5th day ot March l6 and all persons having claims against the tsat are required exhibit the to the undersigned property a- thenticted within after the date ol srch .ers CT they may pracudei benefit in the estate; and that if claims be not exhibited within two years F"n the date such letters they shall be forever barred and precluded from any benefit from such estate.
 J. NJ. GILES Public Adm'r. May
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

NTOTICE-Whereas on the 23rd of March, 1863 at our
 V March of circuit 1863, for Greene county amongst other proceedings the following order was made tO-wit: Tuoc Wys
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT. TRANs-MISS.,

Shreveport, La, June l3th 1863. General Orders No. IS.
 l. Repeated assumption of authority by military manders and other officers. and the illegal seizure of prop ertv within department of the sMissssippi have come to tbe knowede of the Lieut. General commanding The civil laws of the land be respected. and inn presment of property will be recognized unless made in conformity with the laws of Congress and the orders of the War Department thereon.
 By command of Lieut.. Gen' E. KTREv cNrTrF
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

MN OR SALE FOR CONFEDERATE M0NEY-One cor N, her LOT with two FRAME STORES, and storles' the finest business lot in the city of Arkadepha.
 Apply Box s, Post Office, Arkadelpilla June 10. 1863. 3t* 7.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

NTOTICE-Whereas on the 23rd ot March, ioo5 at our lA March of circuit court lS63 for Greene county
 amongst proceedings the following order w5 mad
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

Nl lOTICE-Whereas on the 23rd of March lS63 at our
 March term circuit court 1863, for Greene county amongst other proceedings the following order was had to-
True Democrat., 1863-06-24
W. G. BoHANING,
 Ns
! Debt by attachment.
J. B. WILLIAMSON.

J. B. WILLIAMSON.
 Now on this day came the plaintiff herein by his attorney, and it appearing the from the return of the sheriff. upon the this that the defendant had not been served with process herein, that said wrt had been levied upon property which is described in the turn of said sher the prescribed by law-t is therefore ordered by the that publication be made in
 some newspaper printed in this Sate describing and setting forth said property attached as aforesaid and notifying the inc same and that property has been attached and that unless he shall make his personal appearance at the next te.n of this court, to be begun and held at the court hose in the county Greene the third Monday in Sep tember next to the said plaintiff judgment will be rendered anst default and said property sold to satisfy the same Articles attached2 beds and bedseads. lot of books cook stove, part of lot No 24, including the office and furniture qr 20 seqr of sec 29 in township 16 east hi Of ne sec 2 SC qr of sec IA sw or of ne ar II, fri qr ofsec 4, in township 1S , east.
 A true copy from the record and articles attached.
 Attest IT, ". GLASoCOCh, clerk
 June 24 1868 2w Cost of adv S1O
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

NN KILLERS ATTEND-lO yards Best quality of BOLTINd lYE CLOTH. for sale by J. D. FlTZGERALD.
 IT. '63 2W.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

NH ILITARY CLAIMS.-Persons having claims, ether 1vA against the Confederate government o. he rtae oI Arkansas military services for supplies iurnsh can the promptly collected attended N r the charge ealing upon addressing the underss ed, who is at all times in Little Rock
 JOHN D. KIMDELL, t
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

NT0TiCE--W hereas the 2Srd ot March lS62 at IN March of crcuit cour 1863, for Greene county amongst other proceedings the following crder was made 10
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

N 0TICE-Whereas the 23rd of March 1863, at our lv March of circuit 1S63 for Greene county amongst other proceedings the following order was made to wit: J. F. DAVIES,
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

nTOTTCE-Whereas on the 29th of October lS62. our
 October term of circuit 1892 for Greene county. on the cancery side thereof amongst other proceedings the following order made to-wit:
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

NOTICE E-Whereas On the 23d day of March, 1863 at March term of Circuit Court. 1883, for Greene county, amongst other proceedings the following order was made, tO-wit:
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04
Probate Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, SIS:
At n session of the Probate Court for the coun-
ty of Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office, in
the village of Grand Haven, ON Monday the
nineteenth day Of January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-three.-
Present, Augustus w. Taylor, Judge of Pro-
bate. In the matter of the estate Of Daniel
Hogan, deceased. y.,f
~ N reading and fling the petition, duly,y YER
~ ifed, of John Hogan, representing, the
death Of said deceased, and that he died in said
County Of Ottawa, intestate, leaving estate there
in TO DO administered, and praying that he may
be appointed administrator thereof. Je..,
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the
sixteenth day of February next, at two o'clock in
the afternoon, be assigned for the hearing Of
said petition, and that tho heirs ut law of said
deceased, and all other persons interested in said
estate, are required to appear at session of
said court, then to be holden at the Probate Of
fee, in the village Of Grand Haven, and show
cause, if any there be, why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted. And II is fur
Their ordered, that said petitioner give notice to
tho persons interested in said estate, of tho pom
dency Of said petition, and the hearing thereof
by causing copy Of this order to DO published
in tho Grand Haven News, a newspaper printed
aud circulating in said county of 0ttawa, three
suceessiveweeks previous to said day Of hearing.
AUGUSTUS W. TAYLOR,
POI 4wl Judge Of Probate.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale.

DY virtue Of license and authority to mo
IL granted by the Probate Court Of Ottawa
County, and State of Michigan, bearing date the
18th day of September, A. d. 1852, shall sell
Mt public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court ii ouse, in the village of
Grand Haven, on Monday, the 23d day of March
next, 1853, at two o'clock in the afternoon of
that day, all the right, title and interest which
Lewis T.. Peck, now deceased in his lifetime pos
sessed, in and to the following described real es-
tate, it being part Of lot number two (2), in
section thirty-tbree 1887, in township seven ~,
north of range thirteen (13) west, and bounded
as follows Commencing forty-six rods and nine
links east, and twelve rods and twenty- -four links
south from the center of section thirty three,
town and range aforesaid, in the center of the
river road or highway, and on the west line Of
the Church and Dalton mill yard, running thence
north ffty-six degrees and thirty minutes by. the
needle, without any variation, in the center of
snid highway, eight rods and nine links thence
south twcnty-four degrees. west eight rods !;
thence north seventy degrees, six rods;
thence south six degrees, west seventeen rods
and thirteen links, TO n stake; thence north ff-
ty-ive degrees, east nineteen rods and twenty
links, TO the Church and Dalton mill yard line;
thence north sixteen degrees, east on the mill
yard line eight rods and FIVE links 10 the place
of beginningl-Dated Grand Haven, Feb. 2,
IT,. GEORGE Parks, Administrator Of the
We 203] Estate Of Lewis L. Peck, deceased.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04
The Character of the War.


The present is not time for the dis
cussiou of national evils by high sounding
phrases, or the application Of abstract and
doubtful theories. The public sentiment
demands the presentation of settled truths
and practical facts. In times OF peace
and national prosperity, cant, ultraism and
fanaticism may be tolerated as affording
ailment to the morbid craving for excite
ment that distinguishes us as people.
But We have now overmuch Of excite
ment. The popular passions have been
too highly infamed, and the teachers who
in our legislative halls, in the pulpit, and
through the press, still strive to increase
the strife and bitterness are guilty Of aw-
full crimes. NO. ""H @'5ettl'
The country should know, il must
know, that this war, as now conducted, is
war Of revenge and fanaticism--a war
against the constitution and laws--a re-
proach upon the patriots who framed
the constitution and established the gov
ernment--controlled by an administration
and Congress who are the disciples of
those who have persistantly imprecated
the constitution and prayed for its sub.
version. Such being its character, the
democratic party in the loyal States are
against its prosecution. They are against
its further prosecution because, in addition
to the enormous wickeduess of such
war, there is yet another feature still more
revolving and terrible, BY the acts of
the administration the loyal States arc
committed to the confession that they are
beaten, and that an alliance with slaves
and the exciting Of servile massacres are
our only hopes of success e.s
nItis confession Of weakness and cow
ardice so disgraceful and humiliating that
it cannot be properly described, and which
must, and should, degrade US before the
world. F ''Si'2. 81 .t'.hJ 'Hj
| h-.ffi 81 -.lyUot g. - rr.l
The war is urged upon principles that
were first taught by men who declared
their hostility TO the government and pro-
claimed TO devote all their energies TO
disunion. II is in vain for the admins.
tration or the abolition party to deny
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04

ment to investigate those fragrant charges,
and, if they are sustained, punish theau-
thor Of them. in order tosaye the lives of
those who have been so unfortunate as 10
serve under him. If JEFF. Davis had not
in his proclamation threatened to take
thel ofihose who are innocent, for
the acts Of Butler, TIE Times would not
have noticed .them.r For il has been such
a common practice by those in authority
to pilfer from the government and the
people that is passed by in silence Or in
difference, as a matter of course. There
has been more money stolen and given to
favorite contractors, in our army and ma
Wy, than was expended by our fathers in
tho war of the revolution; yes, twice over.
Mr.. Union thinks we have mado d
mistake in. reading. one Of his editorials.
II is possible we have; but we try 70
get the idea when reading. We thought
we must have been mistaken when we
first read il; but after reading it over care
fully, and taking the few sentences which
follow in connection with it, We could not
arrive at any other conclusion than
that he conceived God to be the pria-
eipal in issuing the Emancipation
Proclamation. But we will give the Ian
guage, word for word, and then leave the
reader to draw such inferences as he may
ohooso ~ bWn" .;2Hc''1i sid 2li ,l9Q@o4
- 80 = ,o 5ng ia lf 5sVf sa9 .ulol
d" 1t is not ABRAHAM LINCOLN that has
done it. He is only the agent. This
mighty nation, stirred to its depths by
the tempest of rebellion, is overwhelming
the enemy with its mighty waves, 1t is
God, the Governor Of nations, who, is
working out the great problem of human
liberty and happiness. He will complete
the work he has begun. The wise have
planned, and the good have prayed that
freedom might prevail. He disappoints
the plans of the wise, but he hears the
prayers of the good. Slavery will be
destroyed, notin the way men would have
planned, but BY a more terrible over
throw" ,,rilrrf, ,H,jD ~ mo.., M
Now, what does he mean, when he
says, "Slavery will be destroyed, not in
= u IL . % r.
the way men would have planned, but by
more terrible overthrow, if he did not
wish to convey the idea that God was the
principal in issuing the Emancipation
Proclamation IA moro terrible over
throw Of slavery than men would have
planned" leads us 10 apply the same con-
struction TO the Proclamation that the
rebels do; that is, that the negroes void
rise en- p,asse and commence an indis-
criminate slaughter of the white populs-
ton of the slave States, and that they
would be invited to do SO from the
promise of protection guaranteed to them
in the Proclamation. .'e.'t ags III.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04
Democratic state Convention.

A Democratic State Convention win be held
at Detroit on "Wednesday. the 18th day Febru-
AIRY, 1858, at ii o'clock IN the forenoon. for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for Judge Of
the Suprene Court, and candidates for Regents
Of the University, aud for the purpose Of trans
acting such other business as may come before
tho convention, Each county will be entitled
10 three times as many delegates as there are
representatives In the lower house of the State
Legislatures and each county which may not be
entitled to one representative will be entitled to
one delegate, The last State Convention adopt
ed resolution to the effect that no delegate
should be entitled to u scat in any future Dem
oeratic State Convention as a representative
from any county in which he does not reside.
Democrats and conservatives, yo who wish a
restoration Of the Union and the maintenance Of
the constitution and laws in their integrity,
come and let us take counsel together in this
hour of our humiliation and peril.
Dem. State Central Committee.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04

DR.. RADwAY's CLEANING SYRUP, call
ed Railways RenovatiDg Resolyent. One
to six bottles will cure every form of skin
diseases, humors, pimples, blotches, boils,
salt rheum, cankcr, ulcers, tumors, fever
sores, scrofula or -syphilis, sores in the
eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and scald head.
Let none neglect this advice-if you wo'd
rid yourselves from the miseries you suf-
fer---rosort at once TO this medicine. One
bottle will do you more good than half
dozen of Sarsaparillas and other mixtures.
Is your constitution taintedS Wonders
nre daily wrought by Railways Resolyent,
in constitutional Diseases. 1t diseDgages
from the animal fluids the ,nsoteries NOR
b or elements Of disease, and throws
them off through the excretory organs,
thus taking the sting out of the disorder.
1t renovates and freshens the blood, aud
imparts vital energy to the system. In
Scrofuls, Cancer, Chronic Rheumatism,
Lung Complaints, Mereurial Diseases, ana
all complaints external or internal which
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type and of being transmitted from pa
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SO. lDrn Railways office, 81 Maiden
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04

one step further aud enact that the taxa
bic property of towns aud cities where
bounties have been contributed by citi-
Gems TO encourage cnlistments, and such
contributions were essential to effect such
an object, should be liable TO tax 10 re-
fund the contribution so made, to the re-
spective donors. What valid objection
can be urged to such a measured Wo'd
it be anything more than equity md sim
pie justice! iav bal.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04
Democratic Convention---Ninth Ju-
dicial Circuit.

. A Convention of delegates from, the several
counties comprising the Ninth Judicial Circuit,
win be held at the place of holding the Circuit
Courts for the county of AIuskegon, in the
village of Muskegon, on Wednesday, the
fourth day of March next, at three o'clock in
tho afternoon, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Circuit Judge Of said Circuit, to
bo supported by the democratic party at the APP
preaching election. The counties will be emit
tied TO delegates as follows: Allegan, s 0tta
wa, - Muskegon, Newaygo, 2; Mocosta,
oceana, Mason, Manistee and Grand Traverse,
l each.
BY order of the Democratic Committee, Ninth
Judicial Circuit. January %, 1868.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-04
Democratic County Convention.

A Convention of delegates from tho several
townships of the county Of Ottawa will be held
50 the Court House, in the village Of Grand
Haven, on Friday, the sixth day of February
next, ut two o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose Of choosing six delegates to attend
the Democratic State Convention, TO be held at
Detroit on the eleventh day. of February next
and seven delegates TO represent said county in
the Democratic District Convention. to be held
ut Muskegop, on the fourth day of March next
BY order of the Democratic Co. Committee.
Grand Haven, January 2s, 1868.