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, 1864-08-27

Adyices from Constanttnople Of lhe Sd oil
August, state that in consequence of the
united protests Of the American and En.l,sh
ambassadors, the Porte had authorized the
continuance Of religious controversy in the
Protestant books, provided, however th,f
the Koran was not insulted, The Turkfhb
, 1864-08-27

1UA4E|lFT y Dk%l&*H
PIE ON THE SAFE SIDE
4 HEALTHY STOMACH
sEcUtES THE
HEALTH OF THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.
8O4TETTER
SIVlM|ACH BITTERS
Protective ard Curative Medicix.

| uosrs~r~rxp4. arn,,, f-u r,.-7,vro
| 0-'A@A 0AN 40 A1A@'
during tbs yess 1s so,r that ,,.. v.nah1e s.o,a.,
Alte.st,ya and Anr,n,,u. w.. .r,a,r.4
| ...14. .4 ~eAI4oi4'"s psep"*'sA u nas ~'sAne'
'ep14S 0sTe1 ot!ofe enjoyed oS pfopFiesoEJ med
cine Starting IN ls With sales during ths year euus
70 about 1t hss ~ st..,tx .na r.n,,x ,a-,-.s
| in onb1.e ,.vor tns+ ~. 49,. .-s.-"r.
W. eoo" 1ao s1'aa tecel9s" o. tne psopf1ese%'
NIL 1a1ae'osefs 'of l5s4. tho tenth year Of n sue
cees. will reach he enormoa. sum ot S7son, The d.
mand N Nav York a1ena 4, evrr o,. t.....4 ...a.
mr. veer.
BUSINESS nasesaesss arc given 10 the world ns
rom any ostentatous motive, bus eg1decce of.ot
great sanitary net that tha Btsers rpec. th
f,,a>- ~, ,,...u.......
, 1864-08-27

W I'll e:r, vhtt't th 1r.?" 4,d tb,rr sti.. tbs
=? M c.lk: k114 Ell. +G-f~fUAs 10. ,Sinl
t:=nt y hn ts6e cslf- 70 cuntn' fln '''h. oksiak
aCrso7s '~.a .br t.:'. = as u" hch -ua iiyhr tra
.ns:leas;" e said A!t.h+.,: e .ou Ill. s1st Ehea
8. o., ,fG f 2; r. ~ = son CA. Il
O. sst ea sseti: cos> a'-u :" bio u ttat Il in
trrc!s'- III 20 ne v.rY liz, 1up2'14.cs to I. 70
u s:tr; re- s5d l!ve 10 ~. f:u cnnat,o7 II tho
a!d roass.l tntni sch :. STR EH's CELt-
lNAEED e7'c~ ~ rifTkn<. the mot EeDtsl
v-Fexble r. fto;atlvA i. Il te give tint hAS ever
htrp Gdl,nisHre' ~ ne 70. Ds.n-p,ts aud Liver
hisc~c It g Te:oto~ psf. hi .it'n.lu uiAhsa eur
Et:ct hLt pt q sh Ltd St-s.s kruuy. by
otSetre Ihe Atrs tht t!tv@. ~ rrr trxt autao,s
y czainen c:t1ksns-, 1t .sc:. ~ stnu.-1t7 Of :te
.1ctlve asr.,:t sp!teu'c rlte ri4e&te., and
81 neTi"c'lS 1'Toaueus. nEt - m 20 str
1u{, iEv"Eo mt VI stxttve. Ru4s o9ss-6x TAA
, 1864-08-27

TIE CaEEQEEE 1sEpI-
ClEES are fold BY Alf cn.
tttpiietLg druggista In thd
clvl1lze q WorltA ecme us-
T,-1I ciEleu te@tEtt, hDI-
e7Ir, Ut to Ecl1 worlhIets
cor ) ouDd1 IN pace Of
tbsst-tEoh1. which l1EY
csn get at a chap pnce,
kEd M1ks More money by
tellrE thsa they csn c1
the {!herot &C II edts
cinrs. Is Sou value ycut
Cealth-iye, tie b -alth OF
ytnr Off p,i.R-do not be
deceived bY such 11p11E-
c1pleu trLc Rists. LIB for
theso fediei7es. ar4 TAXA
~4 k$f%~1
, 1864-08-27
DIARRHG4 SYRUP.

Ttfs Medicine Will eGre D1sr.urs.
DyseEter5, CT olezA rloren., SUNNI x
Complaint, Collie, Wind IN aha s1o.xz ,
ach md hoWela, ami ali Deran%a
n1ent OF the Stomach and 8owean ct
Children when Toeth1HG.
In the turn.er thou, adj die tou bQRRL CON.
PLAlNTa Ct night es saves ny =. Ems.y uss 9:
MOTEFR9, viz VII You !cs your CaILr,HEs g
DIE when HAtE hnQ Nt1Rf RSMEoT Il pf{t7tH
you.
f<por sale Il DK. r. E.5TEKLY'3 FsmIl5 Neil
ctns 1to@c, 70 ta&aIaon street, Chc1Eo. ILL.,
, 1864-08-27

CHEROAEh CuEE!-An
n1r3iil.X lure TOE SptfMa-
1ot:hta seminal n WeAknexa,
Noo.lf1al EnlEtions, and
Ill lIse.xes a-aukeu BY self
20 u:lln such ~ Ioes OF
MkrorH, Uhivtflnl Itnasl-
tpEe Pains In Tho H1cK.
+. Htmnotz Of VlslGt, tfcu4as
trFt0ldAEc Rtna .NErFea,
LiEL Mtg ct Brrath,nE,
1Iemi,t:nK Nhk&eiti:ne<t. "
E1uptloLn en- the Face P3.e
Conrt-nsnce tnxAnityCon :
surup1on, IND ali 0iEtiot
CcM1 hft.tB ckuieo hy d.
parltcK num ths path Of
U&fpFF.
, 1864-08-27

CG1l;cEet CT fsL7fe reg
ttLD.a o1Eacse. s.ey Con-
tasn n,-tnlnz ua:et. f1ons TO
ah. ccpatst1t;oE, however,
1efic2te their tuntnoo be-
teE 10 eCbsr1r n b stTrrgrh
toi vsAEI Ell, which, Ehe1
propHl7 pkedt thaf ntytr
ieilt 10 do.
SheJ nay oa safely uzEd
st RcY ErF snn st snV ps-
r1ot, EXCEPT DEHIS0 TIE
F1HsTTaHE* X0hr3B. G ur-
ttyWhlctthe m ntllnc Ea.
4u1e lteiI EE[to4s would
insAi1tb3y PREVENT pteN
nancy
, 1864-08-27

<:o..zte-s fso=ey eo11r.
r., c,:+ N; &C f:JiLFl bth-. IL s1ch Unlyeyf4l
{. Is r1a ii. thOi:rtt ~.1"~r1ksa M!lh
a.. s1.. 1tlt ~ lis rrt. 7rSt Inn sce.ec spt
t.t e-- II !; Il s"al t. Tn .h- <sln tor
ts-t ~ ..l i,El4 *.ist +.I :.t:~y (.+N5A bkaittt
H. u7.1--- ~
, 1864-08-27
Chicago. GribntW,
lF1om Harper's Weeklyl
EONES OF THE ARMY.
BY PRIVATE MILES n,Rtu1v

-
M fA1fATE NILES O'REILLY.
l.
TER TROOPER m r,ra x.rr
Old Girl tba, has ho1n. ~ ~ t..n!.t us nAah.
~ pa0ns 1oois that we're uevsr 10th,
15oe .h' " ~ uay e .nas oo thr Tag
a.Taette W 'os na} OF pefchsnee for both
Do ol catch tbs hint OF our tcrmi6E lire
All aoM M .oe arlaery nsTc to tho 'front.'
AaFe shu never Qpaiu, Bay Brss OF 11lne
1+,s 5.;n+. T.,
Asy you I1oye to Tho bstt,s'a ftouflv m.rce
.Apo TO feel tha sNtlis nf r1nr wi en,nc hart
Wbcn cur so1lprous hn1iss ,nnnt rrs,.e.
At the +creAm OF tb- thrii m 1he rnfi ~ ,ha
dunn ~A~ A~-A - ~Ao
You fricn to be frt,.b+aaa ,..tth roor,.b ,1.rc..
But up she green elopea yVflsre The IN IL. fns1
CoQutttish}y, darling. T1c Enuwn ron Isncs'
ycur skin 1s sstin. 1opr no.t,i.. mi
Your eyes arc 4 oirf1's Or Iogi.sS csr;sa-
and irom delicate teilock to statei, hcsd
Oh. jog OF mr. htxrt If xnn The. sIor
For I1umLh or r.ut 1iftlr csr.
For thtre 1sn I In ii; the villa vsi ey.o.dsr
Such dear H.tle. hrinia. w,sn ijmra,,Tb hrcd
II.
now TIE solp1rEs TILE.
Ne havs heard he ,rhrl vi
We hneI. LrsrG ths f7n,1,n sto1t
We bare we{rhrd the ,nnrt4r very wall
Ant rnear, "a n,hr fr mr..
~ -;n+.,.. :. ,s.n,.. -.
, 1864-08-27

>THOAfAS FOSTER, Wholesale
II and retail dea?tr In Green BAY. st. Clair and
Gsrt1eW Lumber. Shinerl Ann Lsth. AAo Sash.
GTror6 enc BlinG {. foor ntt WIDOW FF1unA, &C..
SSoTo street loot Of q, Chicago IL
eN,B-Havin3 railroad Il ZOE In rhs yatd. tkc1utea
snF sflipptnG ersu1paSltd- Ptst Gntce Bpx&B4.
: apl4PA
, 1864-08-27

Tha7. euro Suppressed.
Excessive. and Painful
MkEa.ruALlo0,
Ito3 cure GFtau SICK,
nE02 {Chltfos1X.)
IhEy Ent8 Nervous a1d
Spinal Affections, t2lna In
The BEcE 8nd la0er okft
al t 9 DadY. Ht.v,la-R.
F11Sueo ExeEtIo1,
PAip,tettor OF tht H.~att,
IokneIs OF Spirits, Hy ,&a.
IN, el''K Eea'i7the, Gltttl
EsH., &C., &c In = word.
BY Icm1v'nk The irregular:
ity thcf 1etn0vo the psQse,
and With it ali tho effects
thrs spring Gou It.
, 1864-08-27

THl3 ELIXIR cures
8yIttrah. GaEelAl Debility,
FAtlkAtIon Of tho steAfi
ana Impotcncg. ItEes1ose
mental p7@sF and tha sp-
pstt. q. aod CaIs5z theEo5e
t. mount It q cheek OF
-ph!cr, 1uu tuu &ccl:4ta tad
tuau or wlmk1 to YieI sfs.
otoQs &Ru at-EnY. The
your 6 sad tmot l ,us btoG4
t, c-urse through evEsy
Yk1l. It q EeTTes 10 9 oEas
s.IonE, and til + f1Te5 Of new
lite and v.Rt,r rtoreaatnate
the ertEe bod-, b1tIf1n.
up the CO. sa;nt'cn, rest r
lee 10Y bo'1 lie to i,..ct =
Hzt end GA.Een9d f1resfdo.
, 1864-08-27

CHEROKEE lNJETTION
u :Lrenl &C ~ N nils or
~ hEt 10 tnt Ca1 10.
kE4 hFMhDY, ,and ahouid
be uked t. cnnj2aEu0u
with thkf mEo1t aUo In all
cAtta OF GG El1Iof: kHA t11Eek
Ffour A1puk or HhItes.
1tB Effects are hCAl1u2,
h0pih'2E RHd deInujtent;
f%mosicE Ill icaIdloE hesrs
cftoruee and pan. 4natc1d
OF tnt ourhte z .nn almost
pnenr ntHttle pAtn that u
cs1er:enrEtt Win nc1ffy I'll
tc0ehtsp quac-hlst2:onf.
, 1864-08-27
DE. E4STEKs1Ts5

DE. EASTExs1.TsS
FEVER and &GUE KILL En-
Thfs Medicine Will cRrG axuo xn4
Fever, Dumb 4 GUT. Clalils AID sevcr.
Kntermifs cn1 and H+Kssissent E7crertx
aud tyerF kor1n OF Eever tncltent &c
tie We6L.
Or. EsStGrlyE FEFsr a-d AErt KH.1 IL WAR-
It retar. ed 70 tne purchaser II used :rect4d.
~ Psice fl.c4 per bott
u For fale ~ Oh K. EART3!sLY b C0.'o EEntly
Lectcinh Store, 81 Madt3cn IT,, CatcaEor IL.
DR. EAST'Ek.t.Y>S
4
, 1864-08-27

Thfs Ealre vii permanently rcsuora
and cure Corns. Warts N1oles. Ring.
worm and Tc0thacee In from thee
to ten minutes.
Why wtn ycr grner tie exe1uciAung and ro..asu,.
iaE fAIN ffpm COhNb AEt 71]OfdACHE waen i
6CRE Hereby L. ocszud you Tar tha LOW P4lCE
Gf = tents pt1 boisI..
ku- FtF saie 1t DR. EA6IKKLY'H Fksn1'y n cd .tue
ssoEe, Madison etrEet, near inc Pot Office CMc
EnsAn.aB lett EAr1r
, 1864-08-27
EUROPE,
The British Government on EEi-
grafton to america.
The Relj jgious Troubles in Turkey

TIE Rn1T1sH GOVERNMENT AND EMIGRATION
TO AMERICA.
TIE following circular giving advice to EN-
1.laLts 10 th. Cttttd Stalrs, has juet been
iEtued ty Tic British Cen loalseious = uf EN-.
ig,ation:
1StoErAT1oN TOR 1nIGEANTs TO TIE Uyt1Ep
STATf>-On 7trlying III New YorS 5eu will be
!alt.et with Jour luggage II Cattle Garden, where
5t'u Ill obtain, 1ree oi chane. god areun,u.ta-
tlo1 and ihstIcc,iu1s Is Ire be.t up1r q re :r.
lrg yLur Gtstfpn'ion. his establishment i. ,,pnet
The kIFeH isfon Ct thu Commissioners Of Eulcta-
tou ter ahe state Of New iorE tone whom Is Tue
l1esiotnt OF The lrith E:airratius. So et.) STU az
iofts csefT taciHty for oh.niuins tulana p1s.3gc
ticEet6b! Iallfuatt atd etsaHbnats II Ill part+ Of
Ing IL ihis cosnt-y, Or uu hos7a ship, "fntand
passage trkets Snr travelfo. H. tbs United Sta;ce
as yen may III tbcn Ise,gss on ypur arrival ID
Ane1lca. Yon will obtain th..n cheaper and run
no tl*E OF imposition By getting tnem at Cattle
G1idtu, N. y. DO not ,ru-t 20 rtrxnsers, wa0ss
ob>ect In offering ass1et1nce Il either to eutrap
you fLfo cEisulgnF to Gdin y'ur curfdeuce Tor ths
purpose OF tc.raudit you nt your muuey Do not
accept iuy1tatloua from Strangers tu drink and be
especially r-rcul not to get DRINK. o. ia any uaY
to loco control over your own pctious. Be very
canttous Is 10 the e. 1armtn ,on enter into for
work. Remember that an An. rlcau duJ!ar is nom
italy eauai 10 IL I'd Encllsh u,oucy md cenr In
one ha1fpennt: but that, upder the present CIR
cumttance= Of the cnrntIy, they Will not buy more
Than onetbsFd much Of the necessatea OF life IA
they wou'd formerly huy.
Dy order ol hcr Majessy's Emigration Commits.
Government Emigration Board, s r,rE strr...
Westminster, August, 1864.
, 1864-08-27
QnUuDUpp

Th!E meth c.EG l44 s1mnIa
veCetao { extract, end Gn3
on Which AL c.n rely, n{
It las not ft1le d in q xingle
thst7ace. IT, curu1iva DOW.
eI6 have DcsaD auWclent to
gain Vicscsy over the nokt
stubborn Case.
To those wno haY+tr1fied
E1th Shklr con4Lftu.1ars
a! til tte7 think thems.,yei
bsJoad tia (, nch OF zuedt.
c.sl SIC, dtEp4is x0tl tbe
ChEfCkefa Eta vii ftstore
yuu to health sd y,gor.
nH1 After Al 1usc1 doe,
tors dAYsfaIis3.
, 1864-08-27

POCKET. .P1rK1xa.-Edwsrd calhszry had a''pock
ct book containing SO or $50 stolen Thuseday
evening, from tie salnon Of Weidle, corner ef
Claxk md Illinois, No arrests We1o made,
, 1864-08-27

MOsTETTER & SMITH.
j., PlTIaMRaH, Pa
nh. YReS &s1-aA
, 1864-08-27

EHls GUuU OLD REMEDY tor sl ops.rucrr5pr
das heen ha'!er with pleasure mud pfudk fon rwKHT
FIgE IEAns n sll para e The civilized World III
au1dGf L AN OLD EXPERf.ECED PHYSICIAN
whom everybody knows, and Ia WHOM, everybody
places corf fdence and respect. ItteHo SrwFAYaLE5
, 1864-08-27
.5ntR0M1Na4

CHEBcKHE BE11E3Y
tbs III At ILdtan 11AIEflC.
Epfc8 Ill HAE4ktk u 8Qk,
uFlLNE 1f4aE ,, cucd " II
I'll AiL II CO CI SLt utfot.
IEf.Ru4llu.. Q.stt HIat1rtt ,
1npanasIop nl tae kidI.ete 4.
61o1e =. thu hl%&sdt'1 ,Gtr G.
tnrre Gravel, Gleet. ECn-
nG1LR4, tnu Ii especially
ttca ult1tkdt1 IL $oo9e
cas+a ct -Four dluus {CE
NElSp.a fen nl. 81 WhsIb
all tho CID nnHSe s. Meal-
ClusA hive tstlHS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

Bur little farm work has vet been done
in our county, other than a general prep
aration TO do, when the weather shall have
become more propitious. The late copi-
Gus rains have seriously impeded blowing
operations on our heavier soils, and but
little spring grain of any description has
yet been sown. But the weather is now
becoming more suspicious, and deter
minatiou seems to prevail, on the part of
our farmers, to SOW and plant to the ut
most of their ability-the high prices Of
all kinds of produce now prevailing and
foreshadswed in the future acting as the
liveliest incentive to DO all that can be
done in that direction.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

REAL ESTATE is still moving, and city
and farm property changes hands rapidly.
Farmers in the adjoining towns are sell
ing and going into other parts of the
State or locating in our city, and our citi-
zens sell aud buy out their neighbours
The disease is taking" and hardly n
man knows in the morning where he will
sleep at night. There are no houses TO
rent, which makes it come little tough
on those who sell with no idea of leaving,
but who have not been shrewd enough 10
procure new quarters in advance. If
greepbacks continue to increase and null
tiply and gold go up 4" tho end is not yet"
AIM ArJor Argus, Apra 29M.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

THE Alpine and Sparta Teachers As
ISOLATION, held at Berlin, last week, we I'M
derstand, was an occasion of much inter-
est to teachers and friends Of education
generally in attendance. A goodly num-
Der were present and tho exercises mani
tested the most commendablc zeal on the
part of teachers to rise to the highest ex-
cellence in the profession, to become thor
oughly furnished unto every good work
pertaining to to the school-room, that pa
rents and friends of education seeing and
approaching these good works might be
led to take n most lively interest in the
welfare of the schools in their respective
neighborhoods and be induced TO visit
them oftcn-a duty, alas how sadly neg
lected to the great drawback on their ef-
fciency and usefulness.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
Democratic state Convention :

A Democratic State Convention will he held
at the City Hail. 10 Detroit, at eleven o'clock in
the forenoon Of Wednesday, the fifteenth day
Of June next, for The purpose OF appointing six
teen delegates 70 the Democratic National Con-
yendon, TO be held at Chicago on the fourth
day of July next, and for the purpose Of trans
acting such other business as may come before
the convention.
Each county. comprising one or more repre-
sentative districts, will he entitled to three times
as many delegates as there arc representatives
in the lower house Of the State Legislature from
such county and each county'which may not
be entitled to one representative in the lower
house Of the Legislature will be entitled TO one
delegate in the State Convention.
By resolutions of former State Conventions,
no delegate will be entitled TO seat in the Con-
vcntion who does not reside in the county he
purports TO represent, except with reference to
the counties of the Upper Peninsula.
Dated Detroit, April IL, 1864.
LEVI BISHOP, Chairman
Of the Democratic State Central Committee.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

ING every avenue Of approach to the old
standard that human nature can reason
ably pursue.
Reduced TO war against the population
Of the South, It's institutions and interests,
no termination Of this terrible struggle in
the land seems probable, except in subiu-
cation. That il has become a necessity
that such should DO tho consequences,
does not excuse those who have commit
ted us 20 such necessity when well un-
Outstanding Of the case, convinces that
the reduction Of the country to such n
position is accounted for solely because
Of the follies Of the abolition dogmas that
have been forced upon the country. On
the other hand, without doubt, if the policy
that the Crittenden resolutions suggested,
and chat was adopted by Congress after
the first Bull Run battle, had been adj
hered to, the tide that has besot tho ma
ton on every hand, would have slept in
oblivion. The question whether we shall
have to exterminate tho people of the
South before they will acknowledge the
power of the government, would not now
have been thrust upon the mind of man,
for then the perpetuation of the govern
ment and the destruction Of the armed
revolt of the South was certain, without
tho utter destruction and desolation of
the South and southern society.
Untrammeled patriotic courage in the
the people can, at this late day, subserve
the highest interests of the country, that
at first sectional agitation corruptly insti-
tuted, seriously endangered, and that lat
terly in tho prosecution of the war, has
been so signally injured in thousand
different ways by rejecting every heresy
that thwarts the constitution, by secur-
ing competent rulers, and by the war,
proper to n successful and early conclus-
ion.-MarshaU E'rpomder,,April 2S.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
Putnam Clothes Wringer!

The ONLY reliable self-Adjnsing wruger.
The frame being Of IRON, thoroughly galyan-
lied, all danger from rust Is removed, and the H.
ability 10 shrink, swell, split &c so uaapoida-
bic in wooden machines, is prevented.
No thumb-screws or complicated fastenings TO
wear out or get out Of order; il can be fastened
firmly TO the tub in single second.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITHOUT COG
WHEELS.
II took the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty Sew
en- State and County Fairs in 1868, aud is, with
out an exception, the best Wringer ever made.
Instead Of believing the statements Of parties
interested in the sale Of other Wriugers
TRY 1T AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test il THOROUGHLY with ANY and ALL
others, and if not entirely satisfactory, return it,
IL will wiring anything from thread to a bed
guilt, without alteration.
Patented in the United States, England Can
ada, and Australia. Agents wanted in every
town. Energetic men can make from So TO $40
per day.
Putnam Manufacturing Co;
GESTLEMEs: / know from practical expert
ence that iron well galvinized with zinc will not
oxidize or rust one particle. / can safely say,
\ after several years experience in the manuiac-
tuTe of chain for chain pumps and water draw
ers, in which have tested the affinity of iron
and zinc, that il the process be conducted prop
erly, il is perfect weld of ne two.
Nearly one year ago my family commence
cd using one of your Wringers. 1t now per
! forms all of its functions MS well as it did the
first time il was used, aud has be come an
indispensable article with US. l have closely
observed several other kinds Of clothes wiring
ers, the modus operand being different trying
to producot the same results as the Putnam Wiring
or, but in my judgment they have failed. The
Putnam Wringer is as near project rs possible,
and l Gun cheerfully recommend it to be the best
in use. Respectfully yours,
JN0. w. WHEELER,
Cleveland, Ohio
Many years experience in the galvanizing
business enable Inc 10 indorsc the above state
ment ia all particulars.
JN0. c. LEFFERTS,
No 100 Beekman street.
! New York, January, 1864.
! No. /, SO so; No. A, SIS 80.
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail
! by THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. Is Plat street, New York, and Cleveland
/ Ohio.
263m6l SC. N0RTHR0P, Agent.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

STREET RAILWAY AT GRAND RAPIDS.
Steps are being taken to establish a
Street Railway in this city. The sub
jcct has been agitated for several months
among our business men, and a meeting
was held last fall 1t is estimated that
the entire cost of grading (where grading
is necessary, laying the track and stock
ing it will not exceed $75,0O0.-G Grand
Rapids Eagle, Apra goth.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

MICHIGAN AHEAp.-The whole num-
Der of soldiers required to be furnished the
Government by our State, under all calls,
amount to 63,338. Our State had fur
nished, up to April l, 1864, according To
late returns from the War Department,
65,725, including ALA veterans who
had re-enlisted. Since the 1st of April
4os persons have volunteered, making
Michigan 2,795 ahead of all demands up
on her by the General Government. Nc
draft, therefore, will take place in our
State until new calls are made by Gov
eminent.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

A HosPrTAL for sick and wounded
Michigan soldiers is about to be establish
ed by the Government, at Detroit. The
trustees of the Harper Hospital, of that
city, have rendered the lease of their lot
on which the hospital is to be erected,
tho lease having been accepted and exc
cuted to the United States. The work
will be commenced at once and prosecut-
ed with the utmost vigor. We esteem
this act of the Government one of simple
Justice to our State. While the sick and
wounded soldiers of other States have
been provided with comfortable quarters
and caro- within their own States, thus be-
ing within reach of their friends, the sol
diers of our own State have been kept
Mt distance from home and friends and
beyond the reach Of those who would
gladly minister to their necessities if with
in their reach.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

A WOMAN in Cincinnati recently sought
out the authorities and offered TO restore
the government $500 which her husband
had received as bounty money and then
deserted. The authorities refused to re-
ceive the money on the ground that it
was legally paid, and that if caught the
deserter would have to suffer the conse-
quences of his desertion.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04

THE lumber trade is very lively at this
point. A large fleet of vessels is con-
stantly engaged in taking the large RATS
arriving almost daily from Flat and Rogue
Rivers, as we'll as those arriving from the
several points on Grand River. Lumber
is now worth from SIG to $ls, by the
cargo. Freights, 81 so.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
Bridge Street Ferry.

TIME subscriber having recently purchased
L the entire property and right Of the above
named ferry would publicly announce that no
pains or expense viii be spared to make this
we'll known crossing, ut all hours, perfectly safe,
comfortable and expeditions.
Travellers will meet with no detention what
ever, and the public generally are respectfully
invited in this direction.
SHIRLEY HAMMOND.
April, %, 1864. 1851 #.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
We Rim ARIAN!

SHIRLEY HAMMOND, after many years
- Of successful experience, respectfully Of
fers his services in the art of treating domestic
animals, Oxen, Horses, Sheep, &c.
Particular attention TO castration win be Civ
en-. Operations viii be performed upon Geldens,
Bulls, Bears, Bucks &C.. and all cases warrant
cd. Call at the Bridge Street Ferry House.
April, %, 1864. [26l If.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-04
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