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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.-As a process.
sion was nearing Ravenna, on their way
to the democratic meeting on Monday last,
they were brought up standing against a
large number of poles across the road
While engaged in removing the obstruc-
lions so as to enable them to pass, the
procession was fired into by parties sta
toned near by. Rifles and shot-guns
were fired; several shots went through the
American flag. How many in the pro-
cession were wounded our informant is
not advised. One child in the arms of its
mother had three fingers shot off. The
procession did not retaliato, but went di-
rect TO the county fair ground, where they
had a splendid meeting. - Cleveland
Plaindedler, Sep. l6.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
r. r. r.

Cold, CoUGH, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sands are hurried into an untimely grave be-
cause they neglected to take care of "a sightcold.
Let Radways's Ready Relief be used, when you
are sensible that you have caught cold, and all
will be well in few hours, do not wait until you
arc warned by cough, that disease has faston-
cd upon you--but on the first indication of pain
-sore-throat, headache and other unpleasant,
if not absolutely painful symptoms-use the
Ready Relief, in few hours, all disagreeable
feelings will leave you, and your system will
become charged with the electricity of health.
In all active inAammatory and nervous dis
eases, our first object should be to relieve tho
patient of pain-and increase the vital principle
this we successfully accomplish by the admin
istration of Railways Ready Relief. In cases
Of Group, diptheria, grippe, influenza, immedi-
ate action is required. Let Railways Ready
Relief be used when seized with either Of these
complainls-al danger will be removed in a
few minutes. The following letter from Mr..
John Hogg, Editor of the Collingwood, c. W.,
Enterprise, shows the Importance of Roadway
Ready Relief, in a case Of Group.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
Book Agents Wanted.

To sell by subscription an excellent illus
rRATED HIsroRY OF THE REBELLION, which is
already brought down to the fall Of Vicksburs
and Port Hudson. II is in both English and
German Samples now ready, Every family
wants such work, and industrious men do an
excellent business with II. Also agents for 9TH
er beautifully illustrated and rapid selling works.
For circulars with terms, address, HENRY
HOWE, No. Ill Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

UNLUoKY SUBsTITUTE.-A few days
ago, a call was made upon Gen. Quinby,
in command at Elmira, N. Y, for Buff
falo substitute, on a requisition from Can
ada, the man being charged with murder.
The substitute had started southwark
that day. General Quinby at once tele-
graphed to have tho man returned tn FL
mira, and he was brought back and sur
rendered to Canadian authorities. The
man instead of being depressed by the
change of his destination expressed him
self delighted. He declared that the sub
stitutes with whom he had associated since
he left Buffalo, had robbed him of his mon
ey, watch and everything that could be
taken from him and not leave him naked,
and to escape from the company of such
pack of thieves he would gladly return
to Canada and take his chances of being
hung.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

FRosT.-The frost of the night Of the
Goth of August, has done very little dam
age in this part of the State, though in
the Western counties, and some parts Of
Illinois and Wisconsin, the corn crop is
very seriously injured. Low grounds ap-
pear to have been most affected. The
corn crop in this county will be larger
than ever Decentralization Patriot.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

DRAFTED QUAKERs.-Three Quakers,
who were drafted in the Second District
of Rhode Island, and failed to report, but
surrendered themselves as deserters, have
been sent to Columbus, where .hey will
be tried by court-martial. Unavailing
appeals have been made to the War De-
partment in their behalf.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
LATEST WAR NEWS.
WAsulNoroN, Sept. 81.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.
The late reverse in Georgia is said to
be attributable TO Burnside's neglect 10
join Rosecrans on Saturday last.
The number killed and wounded on
both sides will probably not fall short of
thirty thousand.
The National Republican says the en-
envy attacked Rosecrans again on Sunday
morning at o'clock with overwhelming
numbers. The battle ragged fiercely all
day.
From additional official dispatches re-
ceived here Rosecrans captured ten of the
enemy's guns and lost seven.
Rosecrans cannot, however, be driven
from his present position, at Chattanooga,
it is said should the enemy prove twice as
strong.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

A FRIEND of soldier who was suffer-
ing from a painful wound, said to him the
other day: "Well, Tom, do you feel
like going back to the army when your
wound is wellp "No, not unless | cod
60 either as a niger or an officer"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

THE second volume of Kettels Histo-
ny of the Great Rebellion will be in read
mess for delivery to subscribers, on the
first of October next. Mr.. Willard,
agent, will be on hand TO deliver it to
subscribers soon after that date. Those
who have had the first volume know its
worth, and will not fail to appreciate the
second volume, which is the superior
of the first, in point of binding and
illustrations.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
NEW ADVERT EASEMENTS.
Lost,

nN the 18th inst, in the village of Grand
~ Haven, a Black Pocket Book, encircled
by an India rubber band. 1t contained Sll So
and two notes of hand, $500 each, payable to
J. p. DeCouders, signed by j. A. Reid. A sat
isfactory reward will be paid on delivery of the
property at this Office or at the store of VIM.
Wallace. j. A. REID.
Sept. Is, 1868. [232wl@
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
f. KENT,
MER CHANT ia IL 0 IL,

TZEEPS constantly on hand fine and full
-a&- assortment of Goods in bis line. He
also pledges himself that his work shall not
be surpassed by any in town in point Of cheap
ness and durability All work warranted:
Grand Haven, Mich. Vi nloo
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
CoLLrNGwooD, c. w., June l, 1857

NOLLlNhhObby ~ W. DhhO - iSvi'
Messrs. Rad,oay &c Co.:
GENTLEMEN-A child of mine, about eight
weeks old, was taken with n severe cold. Not
being attended to at once it settled the chest,
and ultimately turned into Group in its worst
form. The best medical practitioner in town
was called in, and he, after doing everything in
his power to relieve her-but all in vain-gave
her up rs dead. now took her in hand my
self, and rubbed her chest and back with Rad
ways Ready Relief thoroughly, when in the
course of few hours, she was well again, and
now is as well and hearty as n child can be.
1 am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
JOHN H0GG.
DR.. Railway & Co., Office, 81 Maiden Lane,
N. Y. Price, 25 cents per box.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23
CONCENTRATED POTAsH!

a 7 twenty-five cents per Can, which, with
AA-a half dozen pounds Of grease, you can
make fifteen gallons of Good Soap Sold Mt
GRIFFIN'S Drugstore.
April, 20, 49, [2l3E
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-23

MANY people have great deal of thei
own religion aud none of Gods.
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pysentery, Diarth@H, Relax, Worms

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treatment Of disease.
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Bilious Disorders = Liver Complaint.
rtom ~. r1soiol. M cf W. lreaM

.J. From NJ 1Ne0doi' iIa G N''V lfh VIZ .|
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.eiocc that We Layo at length purratye which
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-23
PREsIDENTs OF ooLLEeEs IN OHIO

PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
HAsIETTA uoLsssE.--'It 10 truly q magnificent work,
an honor tho author, tho publishers and the Whois
country. President Andrews.
Ouo WurHTsn UHIvEKnsT .."It exceeds my expeGlk
tions II will be my guido In photography and Pronah
oiatIop and will OIt0n be coptuled BY mo for h meas
| and accurate definitions. PTcSldeht Thompson
W. u. BoLeCTTo UoLiiss, ,"Heretoiore We have uAed
| Weteters photography. At recent meeting Of oar
Faculty It was decided 10 change It TO conform TO that
81 Worces,sr's nOysl ouarso Dictionary -prssident
i 9aTheld. 94ti a-.' 90 g3ta- -4 .t. f-ty1 I
WEsrFSS RKskIvR 0otfEsBl@-s'I md II worthy Of
| cordial spprobsaon. Up reiiebt Hitchcock, r,t
OaEsLIu OoLLsoz.-"I more thsn meets my skpcete-
lions. recommend IL % the standard authority 10
orthOepy to my children and my pupils ''"-Ptsad'pt
Morgan, .-L
ANTIOCH OoaLusE. adopt and aim to use In tcaob-
ing writing and speaking, the Orthography and propnr
citation of WorcestoTs Royal onarto Dictionary "7-
President Hill. ..-.,a.. Va i5 c-1.d rl-i..
"In all my writing, speaking and teaching, hays 60
ioaVofed 10 conform TO the rules for photography and
ss contained 10 WoTcesters Dictionary
--Horsce Mann, late President. sf
KuEyoa OoIsEaH 0ahstaE .--'I moi oet cordially renoM
moud II q the most reliable standard authority OF the
English language II now written and spoken
President Andrew @
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DrPs6TMrST OF TnE INTERIOR, 81
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them Prattrney yours ALONIO BALL, NJ u,
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Excelsior Invigorator I
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disease cold settles 'gm@w",g IN 'hS booY ,,a6 snH o6
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-07

Amongst the new.s, financial enter prises II Paris
10 . washing company, which undertakes ~ get up
6ne any other Kind Of linen under clothing Ia
ths space Of twenty four hours. IL also under
takes " wash by means Of . machine which does
nss ous clothes aud 81 cIeluie souiis Jarslls
and washing brushes from tie establishment.
There will be one hundred depots created, where
soilei linen WI be received, and thenc- sent 10
she psdison cen'rdle. In ,sch u these depo,s the
p-rson who leaves clothes H. he washed hnds
mobile alphAbst, "a bottle 4 indelible ink, aud
compostor, who srrsne,s In type the posses
sor's name whers~ith 10 mark the linen. A
numsro dordre will ssD be- grstuitously kiycn,
W prevent confusion anon. the crowd
which II r. supposed will avail themselves OF the
services Of the washtny COMPANY la Gaze Of linen
b,ing lost, lire de rsciamatioas viii every day
be open in each depot, where ali claims com.
plants will be recorded, aud nspsctsur 60 minis
will be charged to erainlue into ths validity OF each
All the employees At the dspois forbidden ~ re-
c.ivs payuit ~ tor washing done by tie company.
The persou wishing his her linen b. thus ash
ed eau buy IN ANY groc,i's or tlbacco shop stamps
called timbvss du ldroiT worth 90 each, and cou.
tanning kAr u prices, which is Also W be seen III
each depot The price Of this piece OF PAPER 10 de.
Quoted from the account on presenting the timbre.
IL " stamped wish the day u the luoLih IL IL. same
manner she French railway tickets, and torn IA
two parts, one Of which remains. aud We ethtt Is
taken by ths customer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-07

Grape consists OF niue shot, arranged II three
layers, which vary In sAe atc)rding T. the csli6rs
OF She gus. They sre held together ny two plates
Of sbout ons.fourtserth Of an inch less diameter
shan the calihre d the gun. two rings, bolt and
nut. The canvas bag arrangement 10 too old for
ths war; IL 10 not 40 simple or durable, and has
lot been used for years Canister for gun con-
ss. the top Of sI, the remainder OF seven each tor
. howitzeF u contains is sms iron balls, In tour
sysrs u ~ cash. for the same cAlibre, you II
chat the balls for canister are In tin cylinder,
closed 81 the bottom by thick cast Iron plate or
wooden sabot, aud ~ the top by sheet iron plate,
with handle attached. The interstices between
che balls arr closely packed with sawdust, to pre-
vent crowding when the piece is fire.. ShrsI,nsl
cops.sts Of very shin shell, which Is f.led
With musket bells the interstices are then n I'D
by pouring in melted sulphur hole is then bored
through the maze u rhur aud bullets, 10 receive
the bursting charge. Now 70 explain tie difference
between . "shrspnsY" Of "sphsricsl case" and a
"shell." The destructive force Of = shrapnei 10
what 10 receives from the charge IN the gun, tue
powder In the shrspnsl beng only - break the en-
ward by force Of the impulse they received from
the charge in che gun shell Is made very IN UGH
thicker than the envelope Of = shrspne, and is
nearly filled with powder, and wlll do no great OK.
e;ution II II sxplodes On the sround, having de
structive qusliIn ia Itself aside from the shsrge
u the gun. A shI apnel shell has one hail OF the
charge OF pow der TINT 4 shell proper has Thus n
Is-poundsf ahrspnel contsns 10 musk.t balls and
aix ounces Of powder. A ~. FOUNDER shell has ~
| ounces VI powder. A t-po .nder shrspns h.s IS
muskss balls, and % ounces ofpowder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-07
WAT L. it>

In q rscsn, lecture on peculiar People ia a
Western city, the following amusing incident was
related:
Two men, after drinking ami csrousing oil night
% saloon, started ~ tie morning ~ 20 homo. II
was beautiful sunny morning. A they staggered
along, the following converse lon sro,e
ln,biiste No. l-"How bright thicy the moon
shines I"
No 2-"You don't call that t4icJ moon, do y.
That's tlicl sun!'
No l.--"rsui-Ws Chlcl moon"
No. FL tell Yeas :"
No l-"well. lrss is."e ,L,rl matters to drst
man meet"
No 2-Agreed"
The two toddled along for a short is.src,, when
they chsucel 10 meet man in exactly tue same
t.1dit.un Us themseIyes TIE indiy.dual was i'm
med a.xly treated to the following iut,fr ATOM:
No. - shay thicJ Old fellow we've ,ot ne
ter Little 'spute want you 10 h.I,l 'clp US out M
lien here says that's She san. tpuu'iu- upw,r to
Old Sol, WHO WAS blazing hercely down uIu taeu1
aud say irs moon. Now we're gou' g. leave TIE
nisllrr to you. What is it-sln or th!eI moon :"
lie person idresssd brsced hiins II, alter con.
siderable q hculty, against lamp posi- md H.
.ouIAetegd 10 &c Ut Aize, vel as lao co ..l, tie
'H'a'HS sTe we tsI-Ispssl-ly ~ med la,iye
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The " Curiosity shop Of the Novthwestsru'
fair

The Chicago TsIBCst, dss rio ~ the great fair
In that city for The bsneht u, tue SANITARY Com
mission, says:
That which will probably prove one u te most
tbe "Curtosi,y Shop" Everything ever seen -
read u in modern uooks or newspapers can 10
found susrs. First, there sr the battle torn days
Of tLe FIRST Second, siIsh and Tenth Wisconsin
regiments. On the First 10 inscribed Csspisin
Hills !" on the second, Fourteen Battles :" on
the S.Sth, "five Battles - aud on the 1slth.
"ChapIsin Hil-,' Thsn thcre are the battered
aud torn hsgs ., our own glorious IiiLois Nine
tesnth. On one 10 Inscribed the uBdyin words,
"who'll savs the lsit :" and oil th- other, stone
River" Side by side with Nese sre the
blood soiled banners from stone River, Ar
kansas Post, Hat he shiloh &c. Here are
also 6sgs captured from rebels IN scores. Ous
from The famous Missi~ pp, D.vls,' besnng he
motto, Our Rights : . NTgiui, n,s, osptuiei -
Gettysburg. Oh ia e. ds Dul - ~ deiUrIm pat in
mon : avirg.uia state Tag the Kors l. n mems
nag ths IA. 81 the summit Miss Rifles We
night for our righls'-prr.snted by the ladies ot
summit ADothsr flag "a ruggestivs OF Floyd.
10 bears the motto, W. collect our own revenue,
sni II might have been sid,d, otters' tp1. There
arc lsrgc numbers Of othsrs ~ tins description ~
trophies Of the vslor ~ our armies. which are
worth . long voyage to see. 1heu therc are ae'-
ing mschines, photographs, rebel butcher knives,
horse pistols, books, fancy chairs, paintings. min
erals vases, side saddles. bird cages, flower pos.
scmetsts, guns, Hover vases, OPP ics ~ tho hun
dred, &C., &c., almost every one u which has
history which will interest the purchase.
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The Suoesiss. Of uuisu Prlssssrs II
RichaSnJ


The accounts published In y,sterdAy's auN VI the
terrible cruelty and suferinss Of which sne union
P'''o''' ~ ""u"'uo "A'e oseh 'heN'''ims' 10
confirmed BY IN Interesting and detailed statement
siysu " former inmate Of that vtetcbed ,.ne ~
...., ~, uu
ins"sssN"' H' i'''o"' "ssui' VIZ oos' I'M
~ rant and pertinent facts in reference ~ tie al
most unpsrSllslsd horrors Of that pr,s,n eb.rnsl.
-. m. 80. 400. a.. A.. -, -,
~ '-' vi. s'oun" """' VI
She prison. In the several rooms, In appropriated 10
the rsbe yuari the Union officers. and ,h. ho.,,,.,
"a ops side while on ths otncr are the cooi homse
aud the receptacle u ths dead. WHARF ths h, d,..
&c ks pt uns sufclspt nuIpbe, Ia W. sccumul.t.d
70 make N worth while To remove tbem or ,,n,;i
tie stsuch bscomss too gres, ior IA, rsbs, ,bs,n.
ssves 70 bear On the next floor are over four
uuatrsd Union soldiers in two rooms. while Ia The
hind may 10 found the remnant Of som. one hun
area linton citizens, who have been iucsrcera,sd
.ncs the mmsncsmsnt Of the war. f,w
u these lest wers Vuskers, and were Recessed
W payment OF t.NO each. In each of Oh. three
looms ,hs third hoor are conssinsd 200 mon
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ot Of tie window. sni '-ts 8. ief W., per-
UNITED "a Sic Di.~i 4sy .Lt &. U'4Ds w. ala
shliI, with rope passed thToug. The eyes, aid
dsngls Ia front u the wi1dows. In the public
street, shouting out, while lie brsndished = huge
bowie-khiis, "This ia tn Isst q one - Yankee
Tbsse ere bus . few 81 the barbarisns prscticed
capt. Turner 10 the comnsndsnt at Libby "
ms man 10 The pcr3onif alton of oricl'-. Every
petty annoyance Nat can be ilventei ~ trcd "a
order that SINE msy infri re some q i.is ru4es
that be rnsy have the sstis,ctiou Of "bucking and
gaggng" putting the offender IN irons, or On bread
and water ~ have known him 10 uresen 70 hang
ons Individual t~csuss he would no, vet twelve
" sweep The street IT. front Of tho prison. aud
be put four men IN irOps and in . dark room. ON
breed and water for foriy-elght hour. l.c,use
they would nOt lean out his stable. Lieut.
Fmsck, ustt In command 10 Winicr. 10 tie
man who, whom Cot. Bsuc,it was unable to cave
his wvesrbsd bid, stood over hiIu wish revolver
in bis hand, and s~ore thss al nc did not get up
fe would kick him out u IT, But bcsd' Ne cruz
cites and gnites 70 which our men are sIh-
j.cted IN The Libby" they are made the victims
for instance, soms poos soldier hss dollar or two
i1r which he dssires " obtain TITLE ~ exc out
bis scsnty fare. rebel soldier offers to buy what
he may require, reosiyss The t.sp.s,d great back /"
and thst "a the last seen " IA or the 'Yanse e''
money. have seen many case, " tbs Kind, aud
when our q Jvsrnment hrst sent clothing ~ Rci-
moDd Tor the prisoners, much II u was stolea ~
the rebel &. ldisrs. Ank,ts, OSercoats aud Shoes
we're seen every day on tho persons Of rebels, Who
seemed quite proud Of their icgusiton."