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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


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Every young man, whether 10 ~ D. .
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This book is fully described in our Circular 1t
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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
Democratic Convention---Ninth Ju
diciai Circuit.
A New Consumption Bill.

Our readers will doubtless remember
the odious Conscription Bill recently in
troduced into Congress by Senator Will
son, of Mass, so tyranical and complete
ly despotic in its provisions as to meet
with the universal condemnation of all
liberal minded men. ae - l96s
The military committee Of the Senate
has agreed upon and reported back to
that body new bill which is designed as
a compromise of the views of all parties,
and will press its passage. AS all citi-
zens are 10 a greater or less extent inter
csted, VIC give its principal provisions:
All able bodied men between the ages
of eighteen and forty-fve are TO consti
tute the national forces and liable TO mil
itary duty when called upon by the Pres
ident. 1t exempts those physically, men
tally or morally unfit for service; those
necessary for the support Of aged and in
firm parents, orphans and helpless chill
dren, and such unfortunate persons as are
not provided for by the public.
lst-The Vice President of the Uni
ted States, Judges of the various Courts
of the United States, and heads of exec
utive departments, are exempt. 'e
2d-The only son of mn aged or in
firm parent, or a parent dependent upon
him for support, arc exempt. sa.ea
3d-Whcn there are Two or more sons
Of infrm or aged parents, subject TO draft,
the father, or if he be dead, the mother
shall elect which son shall be exempt
4th-The only brother of children not
twelve years old, having neither father
or mother, shall be exempt.
5th-It exempts the father of mother
less children under twelve years, depend
ent on him.
6th-When there are fathers and sons
in the same family and household and
Two sons Of them are in the military ser
vice rs non commissioned officers, mu-
sicians and privates, the residue of such
family and household not exceeding two,
shall be exempt ......,-. ,.,-
7th-7All fathers having two or more
children, no one Of whom is over the age
of fourteen, owning or occupying farm
not exceeding fifty cents, upon which he
is dependent for tho support of himself
and family, are exempt. r
No person who has been convicted Of
crime punishable by Imprisonment shall
be enrolled or permitted TO serve.
The national forces not now in militia
~ service shall be divided into two class
e.; the first of which is to comprise NIL
persons subject TO military duty between
the ages of eighteen and thirty, and all
unmarried persons subject to military du'
ty above the ago Of thirty and under
forty-iye.
The second class is to comprise all 9TH
or persons subject to military duty, and
they shall not in any district be called in
to service until those of the first class
shall have been called.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.
@ Nlw Yosr, Feb. a.

\
The Tri5,ms's special, Washington,
18th, says: Important but vague re-
ports come through rebel channels that
Banks has fought battle seven miles be-
lew Port Hudson. The result was that
the rebels fell back 10 Port Hudson, while
he retired to his camps" 10 od sdi uo
Tho Times says Gen. Mcclellan has
applied for active Service '0'aiessA
IN =; ,s,n WAsHINoToN, Feb, l6.
- Gen. Fremont has been appointed to
new command, said to be in Texas, GER
tainly in the Department Of the Gulf
This change, il is asserted by Gen. Ere
mont's friends, sends Butler back 10 New
Orleans. ida.f 75 smed r. isl .uam
"a boyoilo n.rd New YORK, Feb. 10.
90 An officer Of Gen. Grants army has
arrived here who reports that our forces
are in full strength. around Yicksburg.--
The new channel has six feet OF water,
and the current is rapidly increasing %
.'.a -" =" GINcINNATI, Feb. Is. p
We have reports again from the interi-
or of Kentucky, that Morgan is returning
with the determination of reaching the
Ohio river. Gen. Granger, who is here,
expresses confidence of the ability of the
Federal troops 10 drive him back, III
New York, Feb. 49,
~ Kingston papers by the steamer Tails
man, announce the arrival of the Alaba-
ma on the goth of January, with the of.
icers and crew-l65 in all-of the Hat
teras. Tho Alabama was severely rid
died in the encounter. r,, ~.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

How TO AVOID FUTURE TROUBLE
The anticipated draft in our county, which
at last proved unnecessary, TO the great
JOY of us all, demonstrated the Importance
of some properly authorized person hay
ing charge Of the matter of enlistments
in each town, that full credit may be Civ
en- for every volunteer furnished by the
respective towns in every county of the
State. We understand the commissioner
appointed to superintend the draft in our
county, has been constantly imporluned
10 set right some alleged wrong in, the
matter of enlistments--one town in
sstng that it had a good title 10 recruits
credited to another town, which, said 9th.
town as strenuously, insisted she was prop
erly and justly entitled to. And we pre-
sumo the same difficulty has arisen in
other parts OF the State. In order to
avoid all difficulties Of this nature in fu-
ture and that each town may have its
just rights, would il not be we'll for each
supervisor TO keep strict record of all
volunteers from his town or ward, and
knov that at the place of general rendcz-
yous, on being mustered into the service
of the United States, such volunteers
residence is properly given and noted
1t seems TO us such duty can be more Of
ficiently performed by the supervisor than
by any other person, and it certainly sho'd
be attended to promptly and properly by
some one. .,7. a..e @ gaig
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

IT is'stated, as curious summing up
of Christian beneyolence in tho United
States, that the annual income Of all the
great Mission Societies united, is $2,5O0,-
600. This is about the cost Of m iron
plated frigatc, aud less than tho excise
tax paid on the single article Of tobacco.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

A FIFTY dollar bounty bill for volun-
tecrs has passed the State Legislature. =
II will meet the hearty approval of the
people. Experience has well confirmed
The fact that if we want volunteers we
must hold out some nducement for them
to enlist. Provide them with some means
to leave for the comfort of dependent
ones. And how much more desirable
that such means should be provided by
the State than that the burden be borne
by few individuals. We heartily sane
tion the movement. rf a.I.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

A PIONEER meeting is TO bc held at
Allegan on the 25th inst, embracing the
residents of more than twenty-five years
standing. Judge Littlejohn is to bottle
orator ON the occasion. Could not very
interesting assomblage Of that nature be
got up in old Ottawa!
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

KEslaNEp.T-lt is reported that Col.
Stevens, of tho Twenty First Infantry,
has resigned, and that tho Regiment is
now under the command Of Lieutenant
Colonel McCreery.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

Dwight Cutler having purchased the stock Of
merchandise of Messrs. Cutler, Warts a Siege
man, will continue the mercantile business at Tho
old store, and trusts he will be able to sustain
theeredit of the old firm for selling good goods,
as cheap as they can be afforded. With good
stock, small profits and cash rules he hopes to
retain his old customers and obtain his share
of the new. [tfn20S
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
8 JUISTEM-A-,
tsm MASuFAoruRER DEALER IN, ssBi
B o o T S AND SHOE E. S.

IL +. uses only the best stock from the East
- crn Market, All kinds Of repairing done
neatly and promptly. Shop on Washington
street, opposite Hubbard's Hardware Store.
Grand Haven, April is, 1862. re nl63
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
Dissolution, Notice.

N ME partnership heretofore existing under
= the firm Of Cutler, Warts a StegemaD, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
one of the partners are authorized to settle and
use the firms name in the settlement of all
claims due. DwIGHT CUTLER,
HENRY L. WARTS,
~ III -r'raT ,fr ALBERT STEGEMAS.
Grand Haven, FebrucryS, 1868. NOT
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

Hhs Best Work for Csnvassiug Agents.
Harper,s Pictorial History
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18
FEB RUiAiRTY, 1868.

Refreshments at Detroit, Owosso and Grand
Haven, and upon Cos Ferry steamer "wind-
sor,' on Detroit River, 49,. III 500
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-02-18

lDLACKSMtTH'S Coal for sale, by
ID CUrLER, WARTS & STEDGMAN.
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ply to the Publishers, ..,-rr yrr 4--..r..r ~
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The Perfect MelOdeOn.


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Tbs = rrteasiy shai Ia nsmr Indicates a
aenhsnsiieb e 'he N6inaepn and Fssaa fsl,s.
and iaevis pres .seiy ths want sad desires Il :
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two instfnmstis camb.Hsd b MeloisoH sife n
this unVque insiumant ihe Ms1asltas - pians
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part q The cenairy Al oar rss
ESTEi 4 GREEN
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Although the distractions ii tie department
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study be given from written msDuseripi formss
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BLANK BOOKS.

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Burr and Barten Seminary.

TIVE winteF Term ef this Institution will
Il eommsnes on wEpNEspAY, Dec. II, and
continue twelve weeks
IN T0EaEY. 4. a., 4 former teacher,
will have charge Of the Irstruetion and gov
srnassnt q tAe school, assisted BY Miss J. e.
Wilscn.
Prerlsion viii he rzA6e kor Ihoss occupying
rocsns IL fhe Seminary 70 board With The teach
err, and facilities afforded 10 such young ladies
a. EAy wssh 10 hoard thenaselves
Yeang mea hzviar IL vieu preparation for
lie f1lnisAT, who Apply with pEnpef ssstiraoni-
ais tgr As6 srua tss brER FuNB, u whatever
eTEzEsstcal 1eunn.in1.i1z, vii have the Treas
lals, RENTED
Lessers n inqukFy may be addressed 10 y ".
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The Department Of Doak keeping

and Accounts. Is organized ard conducted On
the Counting Room Systems he iiaIls being
fitted up With appropriate desks, etc.. and The
student "a introduced AZ once 10 The practical
routine Of counting rooms generally.
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STATIONERY.
W'r0pping Paper.

We have now in store Forty different kinds,
sizes and Qualities; also
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Paper Bags.

Twenty-four sizes and kind. These arc very
extensively used by Grocers, Druggists, and
Others.
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Embracing Double and Single Fntry Book
kecntng. Commercial Computations, CONNER
ciai Law, Peumanthip, Business Correspond
eDce, Partnership Settlements, eic., etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27
e3..t
one u shs Dspar..s5ss The Trass I

tone q The DepartnsitsJ The Truss '
'a4t9sssr Ass Aassav assvss#as. ~ q las
HI. 81 \, He9ton, FRA couAcil Bluns,
Hon. n. J. RaSsh Davenport ~sss /
Hon, xlIeSj9- eRsipegiD Cohshes 0lv.
Rev. 9. D. Msts5S, Mnscatins.
]: n. Gri6A. Esq, Dss Aoinss. rEgft
s. ". CoIe. Esq., Wsst Vaion.
/. N. JsSoDsy Esd, Iowa City. szaXg
r. .Univsnity sdnits four students
frss, sssh eossty IN Ne .eaats frss 81
charge, on the recommendations Of -
Cczmy SspsripteDdeas Judge and Clark.
Other students pay matriculation fec Of
g not ,ls sNn lko sJsj5obs pr sannum.
Bo6d skhDs'hid in good families Il fiJmn
II SO to y 80 fssvs6aa ssWe know d
g - 49, 4h4Aa thofppsh ssllesipss
sdpcation can b hid d - small eost.
1t nsxt ia1aisn Hin soNsoncs -
Thursday the l9tA sfaFes1ary. For .
cusalSgsa, Or other inforna,isu, sAdrsu
the President or any Of the Professors It
Iowa City.
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Dsnasisns @ D. .. MsspssAl. =
Received 1t Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. %,
1868. n ths Ladies' 6oldier's Aid Socisl
ty Of Oneida, Knox Co, w.. the follow.
ing articles, viz: ~
I've sonfosts, l6pr, drA~srs, 4 hand.
kerchisfs, - shifts, y n riiicw Gases.
. pr slippers, Is pillows and 2 pr NIT
tens.
II Also received Of the Soldiers Aid So
aety of Fort Nadiscn, Iowa, the follow
ing articles, Wis: s )
Nine ssw cotton shirts, Q old, 8 pr
drawers. 6 bed ticks, s pillow ticks, 81
pillow slips. IL nsv COTTON sheets. IL rolls
bandAess. 3 rolls cotton rigs, lron linen
rags, - linen tevssa. ~ lbe dried sp'
Piles, cans tomatoes, | caa bI.ckbeEries.
/ can Strawberries and 8 bottles wine
For which please accept thanks Of the
surgeon in charge. & ~
NJ. TAYLOR
' Pr. n. 9. EMxoFs, Bsewsrd. 2
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lAaiG-A Con uaa1taxas Untoa CITY,
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Pat HOGa-e3 10 % 90 sets.
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- An a.using affair occurred 10
Aiexaadr;s yesterday In he marriage d
= 0sEnan girl from Warsa~ 10 : .sbavs
soesr boy" who had made conquest 81
her heart. Amer The wedding The kthsr
and brother Of tho ,girl, AhaslHag sons-
thing in The wind. started after her md
used every endeayor to psrt her from her
new liege lord, bat oil to no effect. The
hspPy couple mausged 70 eject their e.
caps from the back end Of the house, and
It is hoPed will Aavs the rest Of the honey
moon undisturbed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

A SMALL Row yesterday man from
Hamiitcn wss arrested and put in the
salhbeose Scr Disturbing the peace. He
~ pretty drunk. very noisy and awful
mad. md nsde some rssist.nos 70 the sr-
.1sst. p the line he comes bslsss The
Reeoracr TODAY, be will Be soaswhaA
cooled Of, and look q Ne subject il :
diassest light. Aifsy oossusd 4 IL
Agee Hease. &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27

= Peer Ysunw 0aA.
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~sw snd assaAsss1a, sFsa motives sesessvS-
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49, earaaisss sskiIsh.d BY hsnssif 1his W
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those vAs ss1ss iron NsHvsus Dxnii6G i,
knORy, RnxsArusx DsrA " ~. Ae- sap
tue aans s>ns tAs means Il selfesse. Single
YIN be scat uDdss sssi n plsis enveicrs,--
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= AnsAss, .sssa.sgs5 syst
n cHAs; 4. LANpeKT, 10, .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-01-27


Deaths IN Msspisai.
Jan. 18th, VIM. Sell, 18th Iowa. Co. D,
chronic diarrhoca.
VIM. w. Kindell, Tooth Ind,
Co. f., typhoid fever.
Jan. 10Th, JAS. Anthony, 83d Ind. Co.
! A, typhoid fever.
Jan. 18th, l. H. Aillbnra, slst ILL.,, Co.
G, conennptios. s
Jan. 2Osh, 1ensa Wssdrow, I14th H.,
.la Co. ], hspnShitis. ~, .s.a
O." Calvin csteii, l0Oth Ind. Co.
Z, eAsoais diaeshsea. s & III 8
B. +. CArtse, oeth Ind. c.. 81,
I shfonis diaRrAoea. esia .
Jan. 19th; WIN. MsAf iiiian, csrporAi f0th
Mo-, Co =, ppcumonn.
Jan. 9ist, Ham'l Wsrr. 100tA Ind. Co. E,
n typhoid fever. .,
Jsn. 81, WIN. q. fasours. 49th Ind, Co.
sste4 Il, poeUmoaia. .s
i g" q FrsneiS u. Burnett, 26th No,
Go. n, chronic disrrhoes and
+ incipient consumption. -