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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-29
NEW AXE RY!


TEHE subscriber having recently established
Il First Glass Bakery, with modern inn
provoments, machinery, &C.. is prepared to fur
nish. at the lowest price, the very best Of
Bread, Crackers, Pies G. Cakes
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited. Shop, Washington street, next door
below the Milwaukee House, Grand Haven.
June 20, '6i [27OGl ERNEST ANDREES.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-29
Insures Stores, Dwellings,
AND OTHER PROPERTY,
EITHER ON MUTUAL OR
STOCK PLAN!

TIME STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
L transacts business of Insurance through
out the State. This Company refuses all Steam
Mills and other hazardous property, and not
over $4,000 ever taken in one risk, thereby
avoiding all large and ruinous losses that often
cripple otherwise sound companies. The Di-
rectors and Officers ARE determined that no eff
fort shall be spared ON their part to make it
worthy the confidence Of hepnblic, it being our
aim TO do a safe, rather than q large business.
The Company being located at the Capital, has
many advantages alike valuable to the Insured
and the Company
This Company has a stock clause in their
charter by which those who prefer not to give
a Deposit Note, can be iusnred ut the rates Of
good Stock Companies, without any liability TO
assessment
This Company also insures against
DAMAGE BY LIGHTNING !
Whether the property to be burned or not, when
entered on the application by the Agent at tho
time of insurng, thereby giving to those wish
ing to insure, advantages that no other compa-
ny gives.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-29

Grand Haven, Michigan.
EVENING, JUNE 20, 1864.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-29
Dwelling House for Sale!

A GOOD sized, well finished. and commodi-
LA Gus Dwelling House, pleasantly located
on Washington street, Grand Haven, including
lot, is offered for sale at a reasonable price and
on easy terms Address.
JOSEPH ANDERSON,
May, "a, 1854 Chaplain U. s. A., Detroit
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-06-29

ID IsKS taken on the most reasonable terms
IL Losses promptly paid.
WIN. II. PARKS, Agent.
Grand Haven March g. 1864. 255 TIL
, 1864-08-21

What Was then considered a rapid In,
cfeaEe OF the circulation OF the TR1arxp
OF course excited the envy and jealousy OF
Its cotemponries, John Wentworth. Of thr
Defy Dkmoe7us, disputed the truth Of thu
number circulated, and an augr5 di,puta
arose between the two papers. Finally Mr..
Rross, cow Of the TarnuxE, but at that rtms
ot The nrm Of Wight d Bross, propr1.tors Of
The fatrte Herald, Who owned acd ran the
power press (ofthe Adams patterp) on which
the TRIBUNE WIS printed, certified, In m
aadaEft, 10 the tro:h OF tbs claim,
DEATH or GEN. TAYLOR.
About the middle of July, in 1850 the
death of President Taylor occurred. A
meeting was called In this city, TO expre:.
the sympathy and coincidence Of the peonle
fur the nations loss. at that meesfnr !
resolution WIS passed, requesting ABsAHAx
LINCOLN, who was then In Chicago In at
tendance upon the eeupreme Court, to deliver
an eulogy upon the deceased patriot and
staseemaa- The request was com plied With.
and the eulog5 was delivered By Afr. Lincoln
IN tho presence Of large and deeply inter
csted audience The TRIBUNE Commended
The culogy in high terms. Th1s event ha.
nothing to do with the history Of the Tn1R,
eSRi nut II Is renlntscence which will in
tereat our readers at this day, -
=: FIRST ANNUAL REVIEW
.,Ihe first annual Review of thu Trade and
Commerce Of Chicago appeared in tbs D.ur
TRIBUNE OF December "a, 1850. The thnco
great sources and avenues OF the conmnrce
Of Chicago 1t that time, wore the lake. the
Illinois and Michigan caaa1, and tho aa,ena+
, 1864-08-21

| been confirmed nnder That +,,1o :. at
with an indefinite lifa hafo-s - '1'' IN
| Itaorsr <,,nc1n ,1.o,. 81.
On Friday 1F,r III, 49, ss...
the List Of Eettera rsa aua-5as 49, 80 s.a1as
Tribune az having The 1s1~est orras,o..A 49, 11 y.
In fact, there WIS mn comnc+;+inn nv
we etata +hot tha .t...1a... F" nc
then was less than m. t6o,,,rns .',N
/ msy be formed of fha .;ro,,t. tia. soae tae
other daily M cra thsn nrh,,.Ses ] - h sae 'nss '
lat of letter. On, ,,,h,..sss -. Al
month. and vara -.a",sas 81 pol onee
| three snccese,~a $3.50 ps ~" 10 nav
| 1,.t at th.t tt,,, .,,,.,..ars 4no nonsn'
| the rrracnt xr.sl-,- ~. aooa' one tolf
| the .sdroo 1attar~ ), anu e1Aoiaceo n
Nav NoIR1a,a ~ 80
rnr.r>1 ~. a,.,. suH 's!cs u tae JAIL
T1,-onah go, a 'usy uss1soSeo pg fire
u .,." 'ne a n4ooness ot taelr brethren Q
Nv pieee u :tulh city, thcy were enabled t
resuae on Ihnrsday, the 14th, the location
u me once being temporarily over tn
e4oecsy etose u - Il. Gray, northeast cor
nea VI el,lk ano randolph streets. The fir
vas supposed 70 be the "ork Of inceudiaries
n out.cn incenolat1es' '"the editors thought
"'5 VI Aeou3auce VI a. 11U On the Office
npty COVERED tne 4osa." In con
nseuou "An 1ois aleaetef, 1t may not ho on
" paace 70 state mat the bookselling firm 0
eo, oloea q co' presented the editors o
eae 1nA9uHs ":en ne" copy Of Webster
qus1.o as, oie11oaa5J u, 10 fake the place Of tn
one 1ost. Inc Dlctaonary still occupies ,
pace oi nonor On the table, some
"aat oliaEldated, but good for man,
mote staEe' serslce' We need hardly adj
tnat toe bRoss named in the above firm, Il
WILLIAM BRoss Who now is and has beer
1of the past twelve years "one Of us.''
ANOTHER REMOVAL,
Above We stated that the TB1aUsp ofta,
the fire, was removed to the northeast corne,
Of Clark and Randolph streets n, , tamno.
rary expedient, On the 4ih NJ lima pv fo,,a"s
Ing, It removed tn Tho no-t,,uast ..s y,
Lake and Clark strecta 1vt,.-, ,our s. go. ~
the building occun1ed hv1he sacona ya.:aa.,
Bank, and var;ons off,so. ~ - -'a'''ua'
wv rvnS ~ -'''s'
On The 18th Jn,v fo,,or,..- -, ,..-,
bv fire. thc Tu1nr,r on.es.ss - .eeH .s u.eion
new type. obtained thro11,, a ponnnaE. - snslels
from New York and ~. Gaata,3a -s.-. EHaoos'
ful appearance. eanac;a,,1 <s,.a. 'e1y 1as1. ;,
with the yery ehahhv hsh,,t.ns... epalea
1t paid lts diurnai rie,ta - - -at. 80 "usu .
the TING Of It's disaster M to tia timo ~ .Tha
editors then bepnn tn aea +be,r 49,. ao .ao
clearly. and considered tbams.,ras l.. ss ~ :
pathway which ia - ~ saass ~ LUG
succeas. ~
THE pAc1r4o p.u,o.,
Then, ss now the TaxuurE toor tta ,s,a
, 1864-08-21

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.usa "ao tns nths INTRODUCTION OF the rail
.oaa osesem INTO chicaeo. How 1t ha
sr.sao' .:p anl WILL II les oone for chicago, t
Ano"n 70 a11. ., ..
VI cne s1st o. august, eleven dsys after
a.+,s,a a ~ a1ss e puoiaaea . copgratulatoE.
-. ~ 49, We seconec1 Alright, writer
- ~ ~. oeusa' etat1ng tnat the corporatio.
aat,t ~ ue4 WIN saecess oeyond their antfcl
pVas' ~ lae amount OF subscription
""'en hao oeen received to the capital stock
COMPLIMENT
On the 23d Of August, beautiful ton.sat
scuooner OF leo TOES, was launched from til,
ehlpyard OF Captain Allen, and she wa,
cbristcued " Tn1nuHE." She was owned h,
G. F. Foster, j. N. Davidson, @. NJ. H1gyin
soh and Capt Reed, hc1 commander. Thf,
va" intended as q complimentary t,ibnte T.
the character Of the TRIBUNE,
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
on Inc 6ta OF September, the subject Of {
n.e.eann's nus1 h3enange or Bo'rd Of Trade wa
nlss olfcueeea IN the TRIBUNE, the writel
or Institution.
. An INCIDENT
At the period Of which We are vr3t,n, ~ .
:nd prominent 8. urce of ;ntp11;os,,ee r.aS
the outside world, was st Lonia Tha ..o.. o
attractive field Of ncwe waa Mer,co 80 o, ~
war with that disturbed and unhannv coua.
try vas then In fnIl blast. The 1.fcst 80,
igcnce from that field Of Operations afmoat
invariably came up the Nlssissip6., tn 81
Louis, md thence up the Illinois river toTn.
sslle, md thepce to Chicapn br .+s~a ~
1lnnole and Michigan Canal not having vet
a .s'a... s'nplsteu. as bearing eisnlficant
naaa an ea,.. ~ .ue aoose 1acts' IN incident has
~, 1 aS'.4,e, ~ 10 y HI OLD citizen which
m1'a 1s W tegasoed By all
ta.,..,s ~ ' Paftics as charac-
s Nv IL tfansp'red
~ .1ne " tae Alst appearance OF the
aaoAgU 1a.s. .1toosk. ALFRED DUTCH and
oon" ~. "on9H' -Pn9i1shed rival daily
fef '&%g"O Oe:.2eI"s ana thtea9o Com
"a' ',,.rn ao's'et 1nese. rival editors dis
t,ossu "aa' ss regarded then, us remaTka-
Die ep11it and activity In their humble wav
IN ootainlng the latest Intelligence from the
war, which Was always Immediately ctyen to
fnc readers in ezfras. A gentleman who
came up from st Louis one day, by river
and EtQEc, brourhf with hfr, rcna,c
, 1864-08-21


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- h. aors;,ees 1es sooes uane aselous "on1o nafo
= ~, 49,. "esA oasIneas'
a, "n.IIes AstaaIs. c1s
= uha.,as 40. ~, ~ aotS' teo1' Mf. joan =
: , ~no was one ol a1s offs1natora
-. -r,,- As 4n.' 1naea ~ ~
. VI n'a assoclatcs. having disposed
= u4e interest 70 nj. Thomas j. Waite, Tho "a
suneo the business management Of the con
: eeau, aes'ss> ecfappa and Stewart remaining
No eu'o11
III. scR1rPs RET1REs.
1fom tae retirement OF Mr. Wheeler. 4,
Eela1ea ABOVE, until the jane following. nj
Change occurred In the management ri N,
TRIBUNE. On that day Mr. John L. Scr1nn,
sold his interest to number of the Yeadfne
Wings Of the city, who acted In behalf n
General William Duance Wilson rnw a .vs,
hao"u anu respected citizen OF Iowa Mr.
stewart took the position of local and con-
} nerclal editor, taess two departments. al
; that time scarcely afosdIns sudlc1ont 1abo,
for one man. To-day it takes nine per
sons to Ill tho two positions, Gen
!. eral Wilson became the political editor.
any way been commttte to ths | nn,,o ~ 81. ~,
Wig party. Int tod hcso m 10 oo,..a" y. ...s
. recognized o,rtn of fhc Frpr so,7 o.',aa,
! xation. a. their nr;ncfn1ee raro ~, nass.as !
In the !" BufEa1o PIatforn !, rnnn I.a rS,ot y. ~
Buren and Adams wara no,,1a".a, 49, "ns4 p.aa. ~
dent and Vice pTeaiden+ naa Wnsaa sos ,e.s. LEE.
Wh,r +ha T.,sr,.,r ~, o.a a's.. @ nson oelns:
snstai1ed ,he 1a1son - Asa 49,! ms mansnen. ~
immed,a.p,v 1,ps,sd tha ~ .na. paf T.. a19 m II
0eId scott for ~ prss;d.n+ NJ ana Tv,,,a =. a nn' w
ham of North csro1t1a ~ W. un p.a,,at. ~ n.s-
A. wa,to ooa.,.nea ~ -, ,ss t4e'.aenl' ~
.T,,n,,,sr ~ 49, ~. 40 p"o4'sue1 " W. tae
~ ' 1N ''|' "'1n Was s''1c@ "a''e
-...
IN Tho occa.1or ~ = a,ana" . ,....sI,..
den,rtment no -. ~ t,anaa s = - suo eul1of4a'
aha~a 80 ~. aeu - su1 paFas1apn
.n"na,ass ' - o. H.. T.. ""e en.a1sea 10 tne ol-
aos1 s , ~ ~ ~ r. ~ aso appeared on
ae" ano beautiful type, BREWER and Agate
: from inc 1onEdr5 Of JOIN 8. WHITE, of New
ioFR. Ing 4A9htfE st that time WAS uni
versally acknowledged to be the handsomest
paper In the West. The experiment of issu:
Ing sheet OF that size, and with the l41ge
amount OF matter, at that time, when CHI
cago Ind just risen to the dignity Of city
Of 20. 900 inhabitants, was regarded BIZ all ~
| o~f o1r r..
, 1864-08-21

WHITE FArEH.
The amount OF news paper used during the
yer, frc m Ju;s !, 1868. to July l, 1864. VISA
little 0ser q Geo reans, or sav II, nf4} nm
sh: ets. Tht Sc sheets IT sprea1 ont lenrth-
wise, *on1d reach 40, COO 000 inches. nrariv
o'.NNnU FEET, or over 7,G00 1nilex-ghonr
ete.tnifd the circumference OF the earth.
an,s amount is e'mn for the three editions
In tie Job roo1n. 1t has besn chiefly sun-.
p9fsd to us by J W. BU7LEg Il Co Of lila
t1t'. bct af tin+a we have ben ob1ired tn
resort to OTHER roar ufaetur7rs, th@ capacit5
OF hfsfrs, BUTLER & Co. = roill being cot
equnl to cur Dtcs6-iftss. In round fir-nrna
tfe errocnt of pager named has cnst ~
SltOoo for the year- To 1880, the arrrars
price OF esss ~hise paper was 9:< cents ner
p. To-day 1t is 20. -e1'' PEI
uurtsE the period named 10 the nrcv;,ne
pa1GgEspt, "e hare rsuu.. Il % 0-s 1hs ~
t"e. This Ink baa been supplied ne hr
scE1rES, The popular adrertl<1py q ,ent. Eno
fs bE far the largest prfntetsr Ink dealer n
tie Northwest Three yeare ago we paid IL
G. nia pound for ne#s ink. To-day weare
pa1 ing 32 cenfs-
QUE JOB DKpARTMRsr-
We need bars}y euumprate fhe f,c;1,t;,s
Dhich our Job Department ofIera to tha nnf.
NC. me, are familiar to the public, who fre-
qnehtiy pinca them under contribution. Wa
may say they embrace Is flrst-c}ssa prpasps
ossT e4V different fonts Of. type and so muter
TELEaRApHrya.
an,tls5o. cur ordinary expenses tor te1e-
Sl:sW per ye,E. To-day they range fton
s9o0 to x250 per week, or shout $i9 oo0 ner
year: This is. not all Tho uses to whist
the teieaIsph is now employed In tia vs1 cf
special diepAtehes. necessftats the e,npfoy.
Qepts. numbering with re r1nv.r1- -Gt -
, 1864-08-21

@fcis utHa4 o~eu ~ tnE fHE59 AND tEIBCyE
CoNPASf, with ten per cent interest. b.d
been paid. aud The bill bocks-recsiyable aad
! ra5ahlc-kicked out Of the Office, never. i,
Is TO be hoped, sc ain to have IN ub!ator plac,
IL the establishment. Not only this but
duflrG fhe period named, every article pur-
chased for The use o. the establishment. ercry
man salary, and every other item of run
nins exrcrees, were promptly piiu: ard
further, during the same period, the Office
"as removed from 45 Clark street tn If.
prcsent location, n an expense of nearly
Sa,cco, and ne~ type for the PIEss Asn
iR1IcHE, obtained at stfli further expe.ac
OF <oUo0. And thus *hcn the Presidents,
campaign OF 1850 tad beeu fairly iuauguratet,
tic TRIBUNE COMPANY found themse,res
freed 1rom every pecuniary obligation. ready
to labor IN hshalf of Honest Abraiam lin
calt, for the elevated position which he
row holds.
"cH1cA0o TnrprEE"
On the 25th OF October, 1860, the Payzs
AND TRIBUNE, on the occasion CT appsarinr
in a Lew dfese, drupped portion Of It's ti,lc'
and thereafter took the name Of CH1eaoy,
TRIBCsE- This design had been entertained
FROM the consolidation, srd the double name
was only maintsined to this time, In order IN
get its patrons thoroughly to uuderstand TINT |
the two names simply indicated one journal.
In this connection We consider onrse1ra, !
bound to v'rdicate the truth 0: history. The
loea Is very gene1a1-alrnost unlyersal-that
1he nfft 'onrnal ever Issued IL the United
sfa.ss-or IN the Old World either-uuder
the name ot lh1htNE, wns cur New York
nauesake-by Horace Greeley, Th{s /.
mistake The honor Of originating that narre
otlongs to Chicago. Hon. E. G. RYAN. oow
Of Ma"nukee, established Journal nnder
lsat name In this cisE about the yesr 1R3s.
1t "as not loogg-livfd; Init 1t was thc -,
newspaper estr known under th,t t,t1, r.
oe'' fore Tiaune was not started not,1
April 10, 1871. uo''i
INCORPORATED
turing the eseeioa Of tue Legislature. in
ne winter Of 1861, the TsrursE CoMr,yY
"aa Incorporated by thut bod7, With = caoi.
~ OF saoo,oo0- The then prop.ietors-John
=. .sc1tpps, Wm. Broes, Charlss e. Rsy. Joseph
aeo1l md Alfred Co*les, to III ch was ad-
'eo William Il Rant, became the st ,ckhotJ.
ls. lhe> company was organized by the
1ectaor OF JOIN L. SCR1pPs as President, !
nd ALFRED CowLEs as SECRETARY. With the
1ceptton Of Dr.. Ray, all hfar the Same re14-
ion now. Within short period, several ,
mp1oyees of the establishment have become :
mall stockholders In the comp ny, BIZ pur- I
haze The officers Of ths company for 1864 r
re-: PesIdent-JouE L suRmPs; Yics- =
BRoss, 81 cretery and
CoHLEs; Editorial au.'
e1intcndent-JosErn MEp1I1; Mechanical :.
Observation-Disclosures a RAND,
ATouE CYLINDER PRESS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

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Brsslllns y 1 nsslsll.n nss,,.r.

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CIV. yeAases Csnpin.aea &C

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