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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16
VIM. Baker, the Young Patriot.

"No, William Baker, you can not have
my daughters hand in marriage until
you are equal in wealth and social posi-.
ton"
Tho speaker was naughty old man,
Of some sixty years, and the person whom
he addressed was fine looking young
man of twenty-five.
With sad aspect the young man
withdrew from the stately mansion.
III.
Six months later the young man stood
in the presence of the naughty old man.
"Whatl yoa here again |" angrily cried
the old man.
"Ah, old man." proudly exclaimed
William Baker, 81 am here, your daugh-
ter's equal and yoursT
The old mans lip curled with scorn,
A derisive smile lit up his cold features
when, casting violently upon the marble
center table an enormous roll Of green
backs, William Baker cried:
"See! Look on this wealth. And
I've ten-fold more Listen, old man
You spurned me from your door. But
did not despair. l secured a contract for
furnishing the Army of the - with
beef ="
"Yes, yesp eagerly exclaimed the old
man.
"And bought up all the disabled
cavalry horses l could find ="
"I see! l seeI' cried the old man.
" And good beef they make, too."
"They do! they do! and the profits
are immense"
81 should say so"
"And now, sir, claim your daugh-
ter's fair hand"
"Boy, she is yours. But hold! Look
me in the eye. Throughout all this have
you been loyal?"
"To the core!" cried William Baker.
"And," continued the old man, in a
voice husky with emotion, care you in
favor of vigorous prosecution of the
war;"
81 am, l amp
"Thep, boy, take herl Maria, child,
come hither. Your William claims thee.
Be happy my childrenl And, whatever
our lot in life may be, let us all support
the governmentp ARTEMUs WARD.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16

H. P. Beardsley & Co., Watch-Ma,
kers and Jewellers, Washington street-old
stand. Clocks, Watches, and Jewelry OF all
kinds neatly and thoroughly repaired and
warranted. Orders respectfully solicited
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William H. Parks, Prosecuting At
torney, Grand Haven, Mich.
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George G.. Lowell, County TNeasu-
rer, Grand Haven, Mich.
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J. H. Sanford, Deputy County Sur
veyor, Wright p. o., Ottawa Co., Mich.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

G, J. Pfaff, Sheriff of Ottawa Co.,
Grand Haven, Mich.
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Robert w. Duncan, Circuit Court
Commissioner, Grand Haven, Mich
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Office, on Washington Street,
First door aJope the Post 06ice,)
Grand Haven, Ottawa Co., Michigan.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-16
THE GRAND HAVEN NEWS.
Published every Wednesday,
BY j. 81 j. W. BARNS.

GERMS owe DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ED- 81 so when left by the Carrier. -slG
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-07
aaaaRkWa sale.

DYvIRTUE or An RxRCUTIOE 10 NE DERKCTsa
Id from the oeOe 81 the Clerk Of the District Caar
OF Ppttawatfamis county Eowa, shaft proceed ri
Saturday the3ist day OF March A. D. 1858 bstwsaa
the heuys a. 10 o,cloek An and p'cI0sk r. n -
saaa day. In ficnt IL che County TTeasni ere ce q
the city 81 CouAciI Rlu the follow ing described KsI
Rata6o Of Dnnis jackson. Phtbe L. Jackson wjk
liam Garner Geergs sEily6sld >. A. smitA Sna Isrsg
Rattle ee-wit r.- -. r.. -
The souffl-segt quarter Of the south east Quarts
fkl0T SsetSen esEht 81 K0wnship seseHxy-nye m i
less sE:. ri.
Taken u me pfdpsrty 81 DahIei b. sscksoa ana
Phshs Il Jakksoas e iaff abexla sKecnalan in d
var III RDssa astahais Ganeiy iaMa. 81
safe IT, ebiEuasnee at 3 ssehsek On aid Dag.
III. Y aDaAIs, sheriff
ConneiI Rlaas, sewa. Feb, zdaA 1868 s III
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~ erfaK,s sale.

Eyr VIRTUE or ~ AxRCUTIuN 70 NE DG.
I'D rested form fhs OfHee u the Clerk cf the Dfsgsx
GgQFt IL PeekawastAmie Couaty 5oWx shat process
III 8eEI on Saturday the 9saG asy of March "A. D. isS
NJ. IL said Day II fross Of t Cuuty Treasursfs o.
ase, h the city IL Coastal Hsaaa The fDiiwihE Do
serfbs zeal KskAtS0 q DAHiei Jackson anu Paeba L.
tie ta~wfts
me Eefth-west aparter Of the soush-sast Quarter
OF SeettsR eight, tSl IN Township sevena-6ve fI5l
aeres, more less. a fsTs5l f.. 515
Taken rs the properly Of Daniel jackson and Phsba
L. Jackson, 70 tatisy special execution In favor q
Putta wattauais C0ur " Iowa %tf r.',r "a
Sale To commence IL o'cIOck, r. ~. on said day
ta.x @. VOURHIS, 2aeFtEs
Council Bluns, iowa, Feb. Issh, 1858.
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D 81 - aRe.

Tx vas4ms oe IN eNsnusass b ne AiFeeaad ssa. s.
IL 6zMte Of she CLERK ~ - Efssstes Cengl 81 S,s
walsafuie eommtys Iowa. sA2HF psaBes4 tasefi q 49,
day, the On dBY o. MMsSA, IA. ID. Ts9s Aetwesas -
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aaasssr u fh4 eAss unxYteS u seetaan 80 HI III
hsnagea fegf feet WsAe - esg&tv tep9 sdB 80 -
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sale II cQEaaseasa 81 i ofsl6ek 81 said AAs
ii g00aEkl0 @ssss#
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24
ma. vALLARnaGHAM as A sCH0xA n
-@~KasM CT m AgyTER

The Colambas Crisis, In q notice of
the lAts address sf Mr. Vallaudigham be-
fore ths Students Of the Aichigan Univsg-
4iky says:
"Soms year or more ago Lord Pal.
mersson, on being elected 10 the highest
post Of learning In England, delivered an
address to the Students &C Endinburg,
which vas sent to Us by friend in Fog
land, and which We read with more than
Bsaai interest; bat from its lsagsh We
were nm shlsts puhlish iEE yThsugh very
able, is did not any thing lska equal Mr..
Vallandigham's eloseness IF style, purity
Of language and evidences of thorough
reading. ME. Vailandigham was 81 early
sOhoiar-as eleven years OF age under
shacars of ais father, who was q clergy.
man. he was we'll read ia the slsssies, al
sixteen he was proaoaaced at scheoa the
6rst Greek scholar. SAT tweaty-ava, when
be irss came 70 the Legislature from the
sounsy of Columbiana, be was conceded
to ha the asosE accomplished scholar tAas
had appeared In our Legislative halls for
pears. LIN sddition 10 this Mr. Failan-
aigham 10 9 close student and seldom
speads an hear In idlsnsss. Stricsly
ssmparase In all hia habiss, never was
ting his time In idle dissipation OF any
Kind he has been able TO resist all the
temptations to asquare popularity or pub
lie fayoss by q laxity Of principle IN
yielding 20 the temptations and the ar
ray Of pluadsFeEs who hang round ell
Legislative bodies 70 bay votes by offers
Of bsibes direct, or the prefer Of Political
sHppaEs for dsriliotion Of dasy ~ the
Representative Of the people. This uEass
Of LaGSaroni, failed w alishsar biaaassh-
msnss and sfEarss % ooSsups ifla, have
always bssa busy IN sspressasing him "a
oGsassuels saapopaiars and very mssieas
If not - dangerous naTa. 10 sAeza he
was both; bat there is stopped. With
osh sFa as The true ease became knows. hs
g<aw iasa faEor. TO bad and corrupt
man be becaaae aasgoroas and shsy sx.
lied hia. The more greedy ana naiig.
nans demanded his blood, bat the aa-
liberties had NOS gos that far on shsir
eoarsa4i'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24

a 10 rspprssd that j. sssss1ner Obaa-
peaks witch was run on M tbs ssbsls,
asam Pazflssa, Ass hssa saptuasd IL .
British Port In New Brunswick.
Gen. Sniiavaa annoanees shas the 1ss
Virginia Cavalry has been captured by
the nd PENS. Rsgimsss, while on rs-
soiaoisaaea near Uppsrsvile, Va.
II b reported thai the aoasing battery
Fwaish was 70 sEsseaAl Agsssss sanpssF,
broks from ~ snooripgs ia Ohariesseu
Harbor daring Ghs late gale, aad ran
ashore II the Norsh end Of Folly Lsiaad.
Is 10 reported shas the Uaissd States
Gunhoaf Daylight was hlowa up by q
rsbsl shsll smssring Der magazine, while
shs was sassmpsiag 70 take possession d
= rebel blockade rahnsr which hsd been
driven ashoss. Nsaxly all the oEacsrs aad
rssn on beard wsFs killed.
A bsssls toak lAes near Blain's Gross
Roads, Tenn, on shs I6sh, bstwesa q
portion Of the Federal troops updes
Gen. Foster aad the rear guard Of shs
Confederate Gan. Lsngssrset's divisioa
shs battle soamsaesd at 2 o'closk p. 10,
and lasted until nighsy -whsn our forces
withdrew. ats zz"f 'ef- @.*&
4 report from Richmond states thsi
shh q. Q. gasboas Irousides and 8 monisog'
while attempting 10 pass the obstruction
In Charleston harbor became eataaglsd
and that the Iroasidss viii have 10 b,
abandoned two Of the monitors ar
reported disabled. ... .. il.
The report Of the blowing up Of sh'
q. 8. gunboat Daylight is consradisssd
L. il reported toat between 5000 and
4000 rebels attacked our forces nsal
Nasehsz, and we're sepulsed With loss Of
800 prisoners. .&-- -s@
A CoafsdeEsts force supposed to b
1900 stong made an attack upoa Ft. Glib.
son, add were rapulsed, says : Telegram
from Fl. Smith. -
GAN qaist On Inc Potomac"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24
Asiisllapuf Psriury.

In July ll6l, - aller the arss battle
n Bull Bur ahs Qoags1ss Of the Unised
bass, slSess enaatA oasly adopted 4
Rssolasioa oasrsd By III Osisssndss, Do
slaring chat the only objects Of the var
were % pat down the rehsllion, restore
the Uaion asii waa, and mainlaia shs
Uonssisasioa - II is; that whsa these
objects wsss attained we we're ID hsss
psasa; and thas khs wAs wAs ass maxsd
on the part Of the United States, fsx any
purposes Of eoaqusas DC sabiugstisn, OF
TO Interfere With OF abolish shs laws, cas-
soms OF isstisasioaa os the gssshsxn
States. ab 4 @ atA
Only two orthrss Abolitionisss In the
IIouss had the honsssy 10 yoss agaisst
this Rsssiasiaas u was soismnls adops-
ed by the Sworn Representatives and Sen.
asers of this great Nation and yss In
she blight Of Subsequent assnas, aad With
refsreasa 10 the aees Of sae same Com
gEess and the ADMINISTRATORS, ~ suzA
med up In the recent message Of the
Presidsns, the adoption Of thai Resolu-
tion MAS an assoanAing set at Easios,a..
perjury. At she commencement Of the
war Secretary Seward wrote shat the re-
bellion would be pat down without alter
ing the condition of angle h0maa DO.
ing. The Presidens declares that 10
abandon the emancipation proclamation
would Be bad policy and bad faith; bat
We are Constrained TO say that when the
Orittsndsn Resolution was abandoned by
the President and Congress, they mos On
ly rslinquished "lever Of power" but
also commisted ga cruel and astounding
breach of faith. But the truth Ia, the
Critsenden Resolution, 30 far as the Re-
poblcaa leaders are concerned, VAS q
sham and lie from the beginniag; sad
its design vas 10 raise armies, and 70
cheat and dsiads ~ many OF the Southern
| people ~ could be made to believe q lie.
As We are nndss . milisaEy Gevernmant,
We presume shss the Resolution was q
great military strasegsn. Mr.. Crittsn.
den and other conservative men voted for
ID in good faith, aud nave protested
EagAinst Its psrfdious abandonment. II
the Union can be restored By var, il must
be by mixed policy Of force and eoueil.
iation-ths sword must bs governed b.
the Constitution bus when tbs Oristan-
dea resolution was abandoned, the poIisy
Of eouciiliasioa aad the faith Of the Con.
stisHtias, we're both shrowa aside.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24

TIE Adminissrasiou has dssarmla.
I'd not TO make any further exchange
Of Prisoaarss aslsss TIE Gsafsdsraae
aashoxitass win recognise ssgross ~
the equals 81 white msa. IL u said
that shers are ssslve Thousand Federal
prisonefa In Richmond, VINO are safer
ing fos the nsessssziss Of life, yet shsy
rsmain and suffer, because the Ooafsiss-
ate authorities will not sxahaaga their
runaway SHARES, which sAey have sapsar-
I'd From tbs Federal Array, for white psis-
saars n oar hands. TIE opinion At the
South d, tbas . negro Is not she equal oil
. whise man, and . soashssn soldier
would feel THAI he bad bsaa disgracsa by
hia government sheaid he be exchanged
for negro. But here in tbs North, IL 10
the Republican Abolition doctrine, that
negro In better than white man, and
hence the Administration IL willing that
our white prisoners in the hands Of the
snsmy should be starved 20 death, If the
Confederate Government viii net az
change the negro prisoners in It's posses
sion. All this 10 done Ia order to create
. sympathy for the negro and TO educate
tia peopls OF TIA North into the belief
thas As i the equal, IL not the superior
OF the white man, whsrehy the way will
be prepared for admitting sambo to all
the franchises aad privileges of white
man, and this desire ca the part Of the
fanatics Of the country has brought on
tho present rainous civil war, and under-
aiss all their pretended Uni0nism and
patriotism. Until they saw in the var
the prospect TO accomplish shis end; thsy
thought the Constitution .fsa covenant
with DEATH and s4ths Union league
with hells--shen shsy were willing TO ''lsi
the Union slide" Such Ia Republican,
Abolition Union League Fanasieisus and
Of such 10 the party composed, whoss
leaders ara constantly bowling traitor al
thoss VINO hare batsied for The Conasisu-
ton and the Union, until TIA one WA
subysrtsd and the ths other destroyed, b.
these ravenous wolves, who new assempi
to wear sheeps clothing in order TO hide
their hidSous daformitiss. .,.s... ..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24

- Ii 10 rumored, but lacks soD6ra&-
sion, that shoddydom In to be taxed. II
il to be proposed during the present sess-
ion o. Congress to lay tax OF Sl00 90
every servant in livery. We presume thai
in such "a event there viii be a rivalry
bsswesn the mushroom snobs Of shoddy
arfstocrasy TO ses who Gan turn ous ths
largest body guard Of iiverisd snenials
ernulating HE royal highness At Washing.
ton, With his squadron OF cavalry.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24

BY vsrso3 Of specsaa execution 60 me directed
from the acs es lbs EaaEk Of kha SlatEes CaaEt Of
Postawaftaznis eoanty. Iowa, shall proceed %
sell oa TUESDAY the 18th day ct January, A. D. f66&
between the heHrs Of 10 o'clock l.. r. aud s'sloek
p H. At kasd day la agoas Of Ehs CoanfY TreasxFess
Odacs, in the city eg Csnacai nzuEs, The gailswtas
described real estate Of BsatAsln 6intuzH, ta-wit:
TMe Rass If of ths EautA-easx Or fhs Morth-
vest Or al Tia sauth aF and the northeast a
Of tbs seafh-wsa1 o. all La aecloa 81 sawa&Aip Vs.
range - vest, sitaatsd In PattswsttaHis eoanty,
Eawa- JzE&T E4Hs@ 1Aa
Taksa ~ the properly Of Bsajzznta Minsarn 10
Hgsg.
saAe To aamzaRnEe nj ~oaeIse2 p u. on said azy
c. vo0RHss, shsEiG.
Uoancn Blu1s, Iowa, Dec. 7tst, 1858. Az
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24

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s. ssA.,.s,. rossswns.tsarais csansy,
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sea Co, Dale, Ross wi.Asrs, aee. A. war
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e. n Ss; 49, e. rs e.
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Petiawastasnia Csantys fewa, . psaitfan 81 Part
ridge Us.s prsysax sas yadsaasss zgSinss Iysan-
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two hsnassd aud ssvsasssa falTt sna slss versiam
Of Los Ea. two haadred and sixteen faasg; mas9g-
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tegty~ana fees sevea inehas freaA, a8d sm1alszS
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said Pssitson aisa praying fss EAa aasrscsaSa III
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said deed II aAs asd that ths Ils sg said aeea III
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that an sraer and aecxss q saiA cesFf may d rsn
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nsaat Rxsvs6 fsF IN ssa6 petisisa 81 sAMs upoa
sale of aNaa pxsEisee seoa sDe11a uas.kSes 3ssned
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Inc sxeeaaitaras o NJ Laasoln's adj
alna naaa gan now nsgin 20 es ess,na-
80 a wlso soana aegsee % sxasaaess. MOI
taasssls ~ sasfss eoss % ne eoansrys fer
s saAs oss never oe computed bat that pors
s.oa wniee y en ERASED In tha pablo
as0ss now begins g acquire SHAPE and
rofm Inc lowest u possibly can be
aaas y I aTss thousand nssa.sasss Of dos
80 ! 10 suiss O. eoufss, = as,s added
70 psnsaohss tns state, county and sven
800 asos oocssaonee 2 sns war only
ana snas 81 y uaaef. rather snan oyer shs
s 100 1890 uoaos snAs y WiA
~ a. ICY !. :, lSa laos.sana "sssisoss. =
80 4 -. !. - ~ - seM, ana Sotas-
800 u 80 - sas a. go 49, 49, q oas
"a ~ : s..s =. - 4 e g 8.
-. = go Il e sus gossrn-
A. IT, y. i = - - - sssss Rlsos
INSTANTANEOUS ~ - 80 = sas ~ "a, ~
80 go s Hso1 I'D - - 49, - ~
$500, j !, IS. s.. .s II D - - Is
IL asse sna .se.la < = $3.50 - 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-12-24

The RspvhliOaa 0is-uHioaists sill
not have Peace on Terms al
Justice and Equality" ..- a.a
Wehsvu conssn led svar aimee the CON-
nsnceHeat Of the present unealled for
aad ADJUST CiEil War;, shat while the
leaders OF the sepaeiicaa party, pretend
cd thas the gar WIS wagsd for the resse-
ration Of The unioa, Eaas u e ., and i
wagad fer aaothes parposs and until shas
purpoas is accomplished shs cossatEY sui
act have peMas, without Oh tnse of the
Administration. We have solEaadsd and
still eoutaads thai the Leaders wish Pres
idens Lincoln as their asad, wsgsd che
var fos the overthrow of slavery, and
that While they ware hypoeritiealiy pro-
tossing 70 wage il for shs restoration Of
tbs Union, sheF we're conducting it in
sxsh b manner as 10 educate the people
into the belief that slavery must be wip-
Cd out befeTe any reunion of the States
eoald taks place. " s =.
We want no better proof that we wsre
right In cur eonisssares and assertions,
than the astion OF the House Of Repre-
ssntasixaa IN talking she resolution Offer
Cd by Fska3sDs WooD Of New York,
providing for sha appointment OF Com
aIssioaeFs to go 60 Riehmoad With the
view Of arrHnging and f'ssessrsay paaes
Sadsv Es< Goszasitssi0a sspssa ssynas Of
jsaaaies and equality. ~ @~ 's
Rfs. Woods Recitation was tabled By q
party Eole, showing alsaxly that the BE-
pabIiean, falsely salled the ''Uniou'' par
ty, 10 the Hcase Of Representative is op-
posed % couelaiing So psase under t6e
Constitution ca terms Of Justice and
equality" ~ ..,r a. - ~
Why did they EsGase 70 appoint con-
missioners ? They have the power of
&ppoinsing ~hon they please, and can
give them sash Instructions relative to
the terms Of peace as shgy please, and
sitter all, If treaty Of peace sboaId be
concluded, II THY did not approve of its
provisions, they have the power to re-
ject it. Then wbs, wsask again, did the
Republicans refuse to tappoins Commits
sieDexs
We answer, because they have MT ear
ried eat the Ftmisaioa1 uf their party.
which fHoaest ~ Old Abe'' declared in
Concert Hall in this city 70 be, ''to aboI-
ish slavery throughout the lanai" They
were afraid II the Commissioner should
be appointed and negotiations for peace
be entered into, thai the seeding States
waald propose to come back .iAeo the
Union Ton sarms ID Justice and sqaaIi-
ty," ana sAas she people would accept the
proposition and peace and the Union
oald be restored bsfors the parry had
Fnaishsa iaa s9rsission.n @a r. 49,
This = tas spshst Of the whole mat
tsw.s Ths Desposs now In power fear the
peopass Ia case their hypocrisy should be
fully exposed. By the hypocriticaI cry
C sDuion," they hsxe been enabled shus
far . ~ it we're, 30 lead the people
bsiaa-foad 10 their own.dessruesion. They
know If ever negotiations for peace are
sHsarsd into, that pesos viii be made,
and when that Is done their Occupation
81 4 4. 81. . +