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, 1864-12-03
39roposals.
NFFICE OF THE DEPOT
FoET LExvKSwoRru, KASsA.,l


PROPOSALS FOR Anuf SfFs%asp fF2ssP6kfATfos 5Ga Tia
aat i Il ns "a a9es
lie TfaaspoTtation q Hillary supplies during sAs
TS:a Ls.EsnwSSsta sY Or Isfss,;
5 ses
y i e.
~ 4:9s4s s Il # assss y 9a T.
Bidders 70 state ths rate pr o PIT 12 ss st
meisa asg 1 iss sa
N IL Il I'D % tsxn ss sSs
s. Or f. Or mt or 1re II es
ne1s spd
sstsa ~ tsiFs5y = FL @ : . =;
transport sad stoFea q sseh of the menths from april
TO S1 other depot
ny & i Tesf5scSy efSsS If5lse
a 81 ss SSi:;s
~ Iii III 81 sasS II = f. e
lie weTht to b. Transported eaeh ye2E ~! not e.
Honfs
No addona{ per centaSe Will ce paid for the trsns-
portatloa Of baean. hard bssad pine lumber Shingles
Bidders should siso their names IN talt, we'll as
ee q L
lars signed lwo more 5esponsbD psISo1n; T.. g11x n
11sssas ss: e
s esf ssds9sa e.
paItlss in sceofdsne 10 terms Of this ad'frtis
Tie amount OF oouds required will be tollows: ~,
On Eonsc No. 93S e96SS
sassetosy cyie1ce Of Tie Loyalty and soisency d
, 1864-12-03

aa. e ~ fe be 1eetta r. f"sans .s
SSe2s tSs e:1s. % nd
:es G. 81 Il
Eands to t. Be M ionua @ Ihe5 snd osssaed t6e ia
sns q e r. ia c e.
Eeihr with txo q me moss eminent Eeo'ogsts 9th
eounrs. seleeted the land1 no~ owned BY the Com
Of u to .szss M Of I.ea Sa Hens q & SeeE
r. +: .1:ss 81
=! Of engine snd tubetnF ,9 work III. we N!.the
6 Il {
and may through Re set,2n q t9e pump opsnnE tfe
c n ss!nx FL s vi si"ne iii ens6e Is
hsndtome dividend fom TIC ststt There Is room
eeco1a is t.sct & ioo acres. called The Mey Farm
refy q H. suphaf srtne Situated On the premises
md having 9n!e ess ce1sb FG s. ~ 5he i SSssMss sdes
Il ~ etresm IN Il tno*p 10 u sn1ph Spring Run snd gyes
evtdenees Of 81 thro9gnont Y; y satl1e
h ~ IL
tory upon which and 10 qutsclote eel
'sna Viii
1y ne q q
nett, yfelds co pr cent. oi pure iron.
win III
e 4 e ss aPs NJ Ct fsa
"a: snsrsy or ssIesnS ar e. T. T. ns 0
my 1s,S alrssay n.a. oGS.as,ons s
third tract of1hnd tef*cted y knoW1 as the Tip
e. s of
larger aount Of boring q bottom land than can ne
snd 10 Ina; eafsbe.s saoEd aner Indications = 81
1n saa e. bs.een t s q CO.. e.; .1
@ fns Belgia b Company lsree snd wealthy New YoFE
, 1864-12-03
PRYOR AT WASHINGTON.
His Appearance when he was Cap
tured.

Correspondence Of the n. T. Ttmes.1
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Nov. %.
Ex-Gencral and E1-Honornble Roger A.
Pryor, who waB captured last Sunday near
the Fifth Corps picket lines, reached Wash
ington thls1norning. 1t appears that 1t had
been determined to capture the first rebel
officer who should Offer to exchange papers
with the pickets, in retaliation for the cap
tuse Of Capt Burbridgc, of one Of the Massa;
chusetts regiments, and who has since been
beyed orders forbidding IN exchange of pa-
pers or holding intercourse with the enemy
under any pretext whatever.
The circumstance Of Pryor's capture was
purely accidental, and happened In the foI}eT-
tnr manner Last Sunday IN officer on picket
plcket line, drew paper from his pocket and
Wuvct 1t to the rebel Us 4 sign to come for
ward and aexchange." not for moment sus-
pecting who the individual was. Pryor seeing
The officer waving the paper boldly advanced
toward our lines, when the Union officer dis.
covered TINT he was a rebel OF rRok, and
instead Of offering the paper for exchange.
drew pistol and presented it to Rogers head
Al thc same time requesting him to surrender,
which he did without resistance, but was eyi-
| IDENTIFY little crest-fa1len ct being taken In
| and done for by Yankee. pryor no" belongs
! reduced to The ranks, it will BE- remembered,
! by court martial, for disobedienee of orders
| At the time Of his capture he was attached TO
| Gen. Lees headquarters, as Lees chet scout.
| He was brought up on the James brady,
! and Was turned over to Col. 1ngraham 70 ne
| disposed Of. Hc is but little changed n nls
outward appearance, although his features
arc darker from exposure but those who
were accustomed to see him on the aveRne IN
this citS, and in the Hall of Representatives,
would easily have recognized him from hls
long flowing black hair, sharp black eye, o. ana
, 1864-12-03
TOBACCO AND TOBACCO
SNORING.
Chemistry of the wecd-I;nects Of
Snfokiug--Ctgars, Pipes and Nicer
kchuuulN.

One Of the most interesting ana noSel OF
III the epecnlations on the use Of tobacco was
submitted to the British Association for the
advancement. o' seicnee, ~ - 1 lls1 esSssoa, ,,
and the information anornea "A DC wei
received by that. large class. Of persons who
indulge in the use Of the wced. DR.. Richard
eon ffTst contried an a1tomaton smoker. into
~hnsa !, o,;+t ,;nea rioarx md ncerechanms
ass m1 1saesa A ann % ths snoxe from thcrn heins.
, 1864-12-03


THIS ELIXIR CURES
Hykteria. General Debility,
Palpttat1on OF the Heart.
ami 1mpotency. 1t geaa1rG3
mental power AaA tho ap-
petite, and causes tho rosa
10 mount the check OF pal-
lot, and tne dehIlitAtet1
MAu o. WOMAN to feel viz
oEotts aud strong, theyounE
End ambitious blood. to
course through every rein.
thA nerves to became
strong, and tho arda Of new
life aud Yigor to tearltnat8
the entire body, building
up the constitution, ttat0r-
Ing Joy and life 10 many 4
aaQ aud durkeued dFsS1te.
, 1864-12-03

Ccmposed OF simple veg
etlble extracts, they con-
tain nothing tcfeterfou8 to
any constitution. however
delicate, their function be-
Ing to substitute strength
for weakness which, when
properly useL, they never
iAl1 to do.
They may be b1tely used
1t any RRc, and at any pc
kfAd, EICEPT DuHISa TIE
TlRST THREE MONTHS. 1ur-
Ing which the nnfatliuE Ia
tn r. OF their action would
lnrxlllhly PnETKdT preg-
nancy.
, 1864-12-03

They euro Suppressed
Excessive, sud Painful
MenstEuAtfou.
They cure Green Stcku ~
{ChloFoAls).. :
They cure Eerv0u3 and
Spinal Affections, Palm In
the Back and lower. pMs
Of the Body, HeaTtrREsv
Fatigue On slight eKeftim,
PAlpitat1on OF the Heaft,
LoWneas Of SplElts, Hg9tg-
ria, Sick Headache, Glki6lI-
ness, &C., de- In ! WoRrt>
BY removing the tErcEulArf
tF they renoTe ths cAus6.
and with It ali the ef1ec81
that spring from it.
, 1864-12-03
Gprcial Nnttrrs.


A0
The advest3fef hay1ng been restored tn health In
few Nctk1. b, vary SIMPLE IcnedJ altar having sa
1hAt dread dijcnke Consnmrtton-is snx1uua 10 make
known 70 bis frllow:*u1treryn n the means Of care-
actptton used rre q chagr) With the directions for
Preparing and u*,nE1ae same which they win mad
GUHx TIRE FOR CONSUMPTION. .AsrHxA, HRuSc.IsrTts
&C. 1ho on object Of the advertiser In sending the
Prescription + 70 bcnent the afflicted and spread IN
formation which tie conceivea tnva1ushe : end he
hopes every sunerer vi trE his remedy ~ w1il cot
them nothing. and msy prove bes Ing.
Parties EshtnE the Prescription Win please address
f2kv. EDWARD 4. WILL NON,
-,.e, williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
, 1864-12-03

i This medicine haa been
tested BY the nlost eminent
mektcal meu OF tho DAY,
and BY them pronounced
to b ont Of the greatest
medical discoveries Of tlH
aEe.
One bottle win cure Gen.
eral Debility.
A. few doses cures HJ+
teric1 in Females.
One bottle euEeb Pafplta-
ton OF the Heart
a few doses restores thet
organs Of generation. -. ,
From one to three bot
ties Teat0fe1 tbs H1An1t-
ness and tnll ylgor of
ynutfl.
, 1864-12-03

NFoEnersS {Upilnm's} Hair Dye,
% CENTS 1t0X.
Boxc4 larger thsu pye4 that sell Tor H. NAru-
BAL, DURABLE, BEAU lIFEL- WARaANTE0 70
r!ease 1ht1 artic,r hns bren thgEsngh's tsstsa nS
Garrett Of Phiiadtphla who pronounce re- tro'n
~ G3sonon. insrcdieus snd " mAteF7s v En
Etsas and Fancy Goods 1TaIcrs evrFyNhe's
JEo. r KROMER, Sole Proprietor.
4es Chestnut ST., P9lll&dslplia. Pa
, 1864-12-03
C0.pARTNERSHIP.-1 have
7 this dsy associated with me In mS general pas1'
olx5,
DANIEL ". ENEHA0, Esq.
1.a,e Of st 1outz Tpe uase aud style Of our fz1n
TAYLOR e. EHfEADs
ynlS n. TAYLOR.

PACKING AND STORAGE.-We hare taken three
Of the large Packing Honses and EtOrct antcy occn
Co.. and Arc prepared 70 PACK u oq or 1000 hoge or
ormtsson Kettle render lard and do work iDthe otst
manner. Also 10 ina1cct and overhaul pork beet and
Drpy1bionl promptly.
sST0kAlE room for = large amount Of property,
hrlf meats, &C.. on Chicago Duck Co e terms
1ur MI. Taylor being one Vi tie Hoard OF Trade
nytston inspectors. Wall be hand to attend 70 al
rdcr1 fo1 Inspection NJ usual. Fstc inspectors
furnished on call
TAYLOR e. SNEAD,
Our Office In builslegs opposite Michigan Central
C1I,rAn1 EnY n, 1&4. uu2a w760-1sk
, 1864-12-03

CHEROKEE CuRE.-An
uniaillng euro for :; spesma.
torrhea, Se1IluAl weakness
Nocturnal Emissions. anu
all diseases caused BY self
pollution, Buc5a ~ Los Of
Memory, Universal 2sal-
tude, Pains In tho HacE-
DimIless Of Vision, Prema
tureOld Age, Weak Nerves,
Difficulty Of Breathing,
Trembling, Nastelu!n1sss.
Eruption8 on the Face. .tata
Counten8nce, insanity Con-
SUMPTION and all dfeftl
complaints caused BY df.
parting from the path OF
ytntuEe.
, 1864-12-03

4 peculiar feature Of the Southern element
In New York and its vicinity Is the number OF
sscessionlst women who hare found refuge
from the disco1nforts Of the rebel States.
Some Of them remain in the city, but more go
to the country, residing with friends o.: ac-
quain tances. These women generally expect
, 1864-12-03

~M. Pierre Scudo Of the Rea-e des Dster
3t1.its and one Of the most eminent of the
European musical writer's died at Blois on the
2lst Of October Last. Like Dounizettt, he died
insane.
, 1864-12-03
Epe anu Ear.

nISEASES OF TIE EYE, EAR,
1(nroat and Lun.,, arc successfully cured npoa
and ph!osopbicatU .tsn o. % eS.e1 S 1edairs IN
X nstIent 4 cnret. 81. MAoRA1 = ~ estaoaacx*
ptssuonst ef .saaao 1afd,sos ief e. 5os
Z a1san r. s. Army. noltw1< l1nfA&tW
, 1864-12-03

NORTHWESTERN NATION
[ III Il

NJ URTHFV " ESTEIEN NAIIUN-
1FA. BANK OF CHICAGO.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Once Of Co9ips1ocz Of the cusre9Gy; e ;o<,
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned. Il ha. BEEN made e appcss that TIE
Northwestern National Bank Of Chlcako r. the Gity
been duly orsaaizsd under and aecordn& . tho re-
Provide a EattonaI CurrencY 4ecured by pledge OF
United States Bonds sn to pfo,4e ~ ne s. Gssnaoa
has compiled With al oi the provisions o. salt act
CURED to be complied Tith before commencing oos1
Now. therefore. l. Hrau McCuI1ocH; Comptroller
Of the Currency. do hereby cery that he NothUes-
County of Cook sn state Of Inlnois Is authorized to
commence the business Of banking under the act
Aforeasta.. =
once this tlititth siaT Of Aox4ss; 3snE
nofTS6@60t Comptroller Of tho CutzenE{.
, 1864-12-03
ROOTS, BaRKS AND LEAVES.


CHEROKEE INJECTION
L. intended as an ally Or
bssIstant to the CGElso.
kEE kEMEDX, and should
be used in conjunction
With that medicine u all
caaes oi GonnorxhRA Gtses
Flour Albu& or Whites,
III effects are healing.
soothing and ie.nntcent ;
removing all eealdlng heat,
choruee and pain, instead
Of The Gurp!ng and almost
pneniGFnbfo pain hAt 2
eIperlcneet with ncArlJ nj
the cheap quack injections
, 1864-12-03

no os1EF. -A.~-r ~ hnr. n. vnr ssn.s s1.
~, m shouI stute tho dsease aud symp-
tms anS faii particulars In regard 70 :FAr casea.
W. treat ali useases Of chronic nature tn male or
ahadiss o4eptemen ean address U. u pe.fsct conf
Hfnen md Ee will In all cascs frankly and hce{y An
sWer their letters and giva aTcs ~ regazds each
PsrsIes living At distance need not hesitate be-
eanse nf tet1 Inability VISIT us- We have treated
sncress1ny patients Ia Ill portions Of the civilized
+pofients addressing ns wtfplease write Post Oa1ce
cuupty Stalr, and name o. ~Eser. plA1 and tncana
pe%s;esa III q ssnd reader d this paper our
thirty-two pHgc pamphlet tFec- -
DIR. y. r. MERWIE h CO..
No. s. Liberty street, New York
c, A.COOK. Chicago. % Market strcet, ts our Gen.
erai Agent Tor lhe States Of Illinois, Iowa Wisconaju
Michigan and Indiana, who viii supply druggists at
1fR. FINCH 4 L FrLiEE, ) Il o REEnx Ia CO.,
BURSHaM 4 y4ANSitAACk,. SMITH d pWTEA..
anil all Druggiss (Whoesa1e and Itetail} ut Chie4Ro
lltncE auR'.n3I y.iteN.8a24
, 1864-12-03

1KA SOUTH wATER-5T.
Are the AKents Of the Company IN Chicago: and are
nrepared TO sell tlock give tny Information in rel
tpp.H. =, shr TnmnAny np.6 NtkI3l lGt
, 1864-12-03

IT 4 AAN&IG1
SH0RTALL d. HOARD,

-Omcc, NO. 10 1-nrmon Block.
THE old nrm Of JOIN G. SuORTAIL CO. having
$r<n terminated by mutual %oo*cnt the crslFDed
hereby notify the pnbiie th.t The hue1ae.. Of m.k3s
T1s1 EsTx1E In the City o1 AlcAEo and Cook Comfy
ViN be continued q heretofore ~ fhsu, under the
aatn9 I1Hr ~" ~ sT1eTAII Lor1s D. HOARD.
soAA0 ~ ro9-A Af1E-1W
, 1864-12-03
Tn 39rintcrs.

ITO PRINTERS OR PUBLISH
Il E1ss. or any community needing nc anne The
pliutGr. Nishe. TO locate so1oeEhtse n me West
where good Gnioc paper u needed. e1tntf dany q
II such Al enrprse 10 as8ist In q 90
Eou!d bpy concern On easy terms. AodfeeA 1:Ge;n7
Boz 13G, BUSHNELL. Lis. noy4as9H
, 1864-12-03

1fItEFE[|u1tCUUH
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR., CHEESEMAN'S
Female PILLS.

Woman alone knoTs and ther9ashy appreciates.
~ ss snd
delicate q lE nsz{oos 3ysse s ents
ts.' q tie '.uncuens apoa which sExUN HEALTs sna
V1aoK Depend arc penalties which she bears with y.
sublime fosiltnde tbss entities ner to the earnest SYM
p9ny 5s = 9ss t1 and with the
eine seiecee could have 40 no,er m az or oh!sSt
p e IL
1hie sond be al shsoiute specific or esch Al
Of them. He Was emlnent}y and entirely successful
The Introduction OF
M, CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
ota sss II he S,s Rs1t
consgned 50 nany thousands q the Young ne De y,
es ne1vsa to ei 'Sg s
rnnsement IS msniesed, whether he local fs,a5a;
ss n Ct 'hs
II: ss &
MAID, WIFE Or WIDOW
May them with eaaa fast and We sneea Tsue o
Invaluable to xARHirn LAnEs ~ kae3 si!ns VIII,
4s1e e Ssss snsi Pssss ~
place utmost confidence II r. "a IA mstter Ii
- NJ nsy
Is a{bnce brought into harmony VIII IT. -Ycess
t9re and q neaai i, sappScssios. removed II
actiit5 aud relaxation exist new vital energy '''
osn sSo health Of St To
neo has
rs. aaaosss. are
ysssn' 1Ief III he Weater sex they nvaaby the
6 sSsas Asta as
isr becomes IA asl
strength aud spirits return hes pan nnu h1 s
sgt aw:y The s nne M bo.S ns se
JAIN aesh. her apette and digestion are renovated,
and She once more setoices n that Krtsttst q tempo
FL sess to- iab.y estimated wh:n
'seased tut valued aboVe all price when 1osts LAe
SURE, WHALING REsouRoE-DR.
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
This assertion, bold end brold a. + may nay .eem y
-extenlng through period OF rearl1 twenty sear5
MARRIED LADIES.
Who, from the causes enumerated, OF iEom any eshsr
cause save AALFoRAATtos, haSe been de9arrtd Iom
Sp1s " soon ma sheir liabilities removed by tae q
these Pts, They not onls EXogI&rE, ,hns aao F1yRx
fhe re, 6fses the ph;aiaae sna lie spil
cxses OF PRul1Psus UTERI. " fasnnS " the Nomo'
ing,r oecoFding 10 tie descriptions they viii inf
b!Y Afford relief without the ald OF tfusses or any
| oshsr mechanical invention.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
apd arc tic most eEeetuAl one ever Known ter ~!
pssuss 70 smsss Vs. To- OIL sa,sS asI
artv Ihes are Enown 10 thousaads who hare nssd
thtni at different reriodr. throughout the country.
barring the sanction OF some Of the most eminent pn5
| in America
, 1864-12-03

The CHEROKEE MEDf-
CISES are soi1 bJ. all en-
terpyiaInK aragG1kts In The
civilized E@fd. 8o1ue u1l-
ps.nctplet3 dealers, how
ever, Ty.to sell worthless
compounds in place OF
theye-fhoae which they
can get Il a cheap prtGr+
and make more money BY
selling than they can On
the Cherokee Medl.
c1ueM+ A. yOn T11Us your
health-sye, the hetlth OF
yorr utsprtnE-do NOT be
DECEIVED by such unprtn-
c!pied druggists. AK for
these Med!clpts, and take
, 1864-12-03
DR. B1GELoW..
Confidential Physician.

CAn be consulted 1t his Office IT. South Clsrk street.
corner OF Monroe, Chicago,
Hall block from the Postoucc. all Chronic Dis
AHA and D1stAsc8 pf private and delicate naturc
hoh sctes, which de treats with 4ucceas
Rooms separate, where +dlrs and atntte1ncu
suit the Doctor with the 6tr7ctcst privacy Office
.houI1 nom =. t. 70 ~. SUNDAYS, 10 70 L. m.
Communications confidential. Consultation tree,
-Aadtta5 foetoMes Box 1A- 1ntaose TWO ktanps And
fEtt his Guide 10 EfAIh. nu19aflQaX
, 1864-12-03

- Prices OF tho
Cherokee 1IcfICfn<Ak +
Cherokee Remedy
s. a bottle, Of 8 bottles tm
-
Cherokee Injection,
G ! bottle, or 5 bottles tor .
Is.
Cherokee Cure,
& a bottle, or 3 bottles Mr
Is.
Dr.. WrlEhtB E1tIiE
e q bottle, Or 8 bott1ea Tor
IS. =
Cherokee Pills, Tor Fe-
n.aarE u, \ box. Of s
boxes for ,
, 1864-12-03
Gaturrb Remcnp.

Cnres Catarrh Id Ill Its Types and Stages.
For centuries Catarth has deled ths skill or physt-
ctAns and surgeons. No medical work contains Pre-
.csfption that III! eradicate It. Nothing kava DR.
sroyng the principles Of disease. and p1ecludnT tho
possibility OF q felhpss. ,,.
No foTm Of Catarfh can Withstand It's searching DOW.
ar, and mode Of ueatmeat ever a1ordsd such I'M
mediate relief, or gaTe zach universal sattsfacttou-
tpeEetrates the very seat OF this terrible disease,
and exteEmtnares il, root and branch. forever.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Send 4
TAHRH Its perfect mode ot treatment and rapid cure
Information Of priceless Vausscnd Or call ut oaca.
NORTON d CO., Sole Agents. New York
SMITH Il DWxER, Chicago.
notAyf1:atkSEts
, 1864-12-03

Among the men who are registered Are law
yers, doctors, and men of nearly all pursuits,
besides considerable number Of persons who
POOR men.
There was m eager, jostlIng crowd OF ap-
plicants for. registration this morning, each
man taking his Turn in the order which he ar
rived. One young rnaD, Of much better apr
learance than most Of his fellows, gave an
individual near the head Of the column five
dollars for his position.
, 1864-12-03
SYTSIPT(DNlS:

The symptoms OF Catarrh. as they generally appear
ntt nj nrst rcry slight. Persons lind they hare e9fd
tat thcy hnFe tre1uen and arc
nose nay be l1J, Or slight ischArge. thin and scrA
afterwards becoming thick aud adhestrc. As the dis
quantity and changed II quality; they thIck
sna hs.sy nd aTe haEsea of G Gc31Shsa on
.hleK 9na nasal the {, .Is Esak tns sense q the
takrs place. Another COMMON ard symptom
OF Cafnr1h IT, that the person Is Obliged to clear his
throat In the morning Of thick and afipY mucus
which has fallen down ffom the head during the night
when this takes place the pe1son MAJ be tha his
disease tta WAJ to the luus. aud should loss
time in aFrrat!nE It.
The nboYs arc bntfeT Of tht many catarrh symptoms.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

Passengers for Great Western Railway go on
the Railway Ferry Steamer at d. a NJ. n. Dock.
leaving Dock at 6:40 and l0:4O A, NJ, and 700
Z. NJ.
The Company's Time Tables can be had ut
any of the Stations.
w. X. MUIR, Gent sup't.
ID. 4 M. r. Offices, 1864.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
6oeA1 ASb xzNs irSuA

THE crowded state Of our columns pre-
vents the appearance Of a number Of in-
teresting articles designed for this issuey
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

WE are informed that Hon. T. w.
Ferry, while at Washington, succeeded in
obtaining an order from the Post Master
General establishing a mail route between
Mears aud Pentwater, the mail TO be car
ried tri-weekly between these two points.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

The drouth is being severely felt thro'
the Grand River Valley and the State in
general. But little rain, indeed, has fall
en- for the last six weeks, aud under the
scorching rays of the dog-day's sun, field
and forest are suffering materially from
lack Of moisture. Indeed, in many 10
calities wells are failing to degree not
before known for years, and unless rain
falls soor copiously, the potato, corn and
vegetables crop generally will be very
light, the former almost total failure.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

. Mr.. CUTLER has taken possession Of
his new store on the corner of Washing
ton and First, streets. The inward ar
rangment is admirable; goods show to
good advantage, and arush OF customers
proves that the change of base is appre-
ciated. A,.ft,..s
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

Nowlis the time for Supervisors aud
Others to look well to the credits Of their
respective towns. Tho time for enlist
merts is rapidly passing, and but three
weeks now remain before the draft. Can
not old Ottawa, SO renowned for It's pat
riotism, Gil her quota,large rs the de-
moud may be, without draft! Let us
try it. There is a general waking up all
around. Meetings arc being called and
every effort made by argument and
bounty to secure volunteers.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

We publish, in this weeks issue, an
advertisement OF the 2 and g. loths Gov
eminent loan. This, as will be seen, is
already becoming exceedingly popular,
and is being rapidly taken. Persons hav-
ing money to invest can not do better
deed for themselves or the Government,
we are all DESTROYS to support, than by
taking stock in the 7-S-lOths,
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10


n WE noticed, while passing on the cars
few miles eastward, car loads of logs in
transmit TO tho Bayou, near Mill Point
We are Informed they belong to Mr..
Storrs, who recently lost his mill near
Coopersvillo by fire. And as il is his
purpose not TO rebuild the mill the logs
on hand are being taken hither for man
ufaotue into lumber. Such is also the
arrangement being effected by the Ian
singburg Co., ut Blendon, who have hith-
ierto had their lumber manufactured at
the saw mill of Litch6eld & Co, recent
" burned. We understand the mill at
that point will not be rebuilt at present.
? TaE farmers hereabouts and for sever
= al miles up the river, owing to'the search
ty Of hay elsewhere, are turning their at
tentiou to tbe big Marsh" and scores
are now engaged in securing fodder
.herefrom. This marsh extends several
miles through the township Of Olive,
theucsito Holland, and contains thousands
81 acres Of hand, open generally to abe
public, which yield annually a large
growtbiof glass known as Z blue jolpts
Several moving machines are at work
constantly. Thus many Of on. farmers
will be sgls to supply sufiiceucs Of feed
for then stock that could not he other
wise obtained.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

Refreshments at Detroit 0wosso and GRIND
Haven, aud upon Cos Ferry steamer 'Wind-
sor," on Detroit River
Comfortable Hotel in Depot at Grand Haven
:, G.n~ The Telegraph Line is open for Public
Business.
SLEEpIN0 CARS ON AIrNTnurrpA rNo
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

The steamer MearS was burned at
Duck Lake an Sunday morning last while
engaged in towing raft Of timber to
Chicago. She was burned to the waters
edge, but no person suffered injury, by
reason of the accident The particulars
of the origin of the fire have not reach
ed us.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
lEpINd CARS ON ALLNIGnTTRAINs.
CONNBorIoNs.

CONN BOTTOMS
AT DETROIT Great Western Railway for
all points Michigan Central Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railroads.
AT MILWAUKEE With the Mississippi,
Lacrosse, Racine, Chicago, WATERFOWL, and
Horizon Railroads, for all points West and
Northwest
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

MoRRIssoS, tho mate Of the steamer
Detroit, who was recently stabbed by a
negro at this port, as heretofore noted by
us, is slowly recovering FROM his wonnd,
and is now considered by his physicians to
be out of danger. The negro has not
vet been arrested.