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PAWNBROKER AND
LOAN OFFICE
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY.

$50 MATTHEW Il. WALSH, 9s5
2s5 G STREET, between 10Th and nth,
Second door from Harvsy's yster Balloon.
In compliance with the wish of many friends,
am now prepared to make liberal Cash sd. ~
vapces on Gold and Silver Watches. Dia- IA
uonds, Jewelry, Silver ware, Hardware ~
Clothing, and Merchandise of every description In
good order.
ness in the City, and fsvorably known to many of
it's citizens, confident that to all who may in
trust me with business, which gill be strictly
cop6dentisl) will give sati sfaction Office open
every day Sunday exceptedD from Seven o'clock
NJ until Nine o clock P. NJ sep B-3m
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FHl BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURE INTU
UNITED STATES

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1HI BEST Akp GREATEST MANURE til
The undersigned, having contracted sorslIs,
1.n S,. at aisssoro Point, d o are nowpe.
VESSELS WANTED.
dffssok OF POINT hssS Ss &aa.PRi f Or to
al N-a JOHN PETTI8ONE & co.
WAsHlNGToCSs CIT! SAYINGS BANK;
EDWARD sIMMs, President and Treasurer.
EDWARD CLARK, Vice President and sec'y.
VIM. DOLE. THOs JGAaDNER,
JOHN Il. ELvANs, Directors
This Rank is now open for the receipt OF
NEW BANKING HOUSE, No 5sLa.av.
Unoer Semms' New Building.
Money Loaned on stocks, trust deeds and all
good securities. EDW. CLARK sec'y.
EDWARD CLARK Co.
BANKERS,
Al the ssyings Bank, No IS La. ay,,
Dealers in
EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
And General Banking Business.
EpwAKD CLARK. Isep 3d. mi JSo. R. BLvass
Y CLARIFIED oIDxRI
have Just received per :cbooners George 8.
q ear. Ih
ofs- for sale 81 the Ia west market price in auan-
titles 10 suit urchasers
Hotel zee pers, suffers. and all others in want ola
prime article OF Cider invited to call and ex.
anime this before purchanr elsewhere.
RILEY A SHINN,
Union Botting Depot 81 Green st.,
Georgetown, b. u.
4 20 % LIZ hN,rAL MONTHLY FOR NOVEMBER
Hi.1 $50. 81 he Progress of Liberty in the
4 tA raii of Rev A. d. Mayo. The Undivine
mind Krasinski. trsnris'ed bY NIL Spuhi VIZ
Cook. Death in Life by Edwi1 aE.ns 1o Maaasr
Krone chapters XIV. XV en-. .1 II. johnson:
u Townsend Phenomena OF So ~ Shalies
clouds, by Charles Lo~nseni The To-. t enu
the Life Of Soldier, part 2, Chevrons Tbs from ron
Fanatic. by Fanny L Glen6et Sketches 90 ATT. r,rs'
Jean Life snd Scenery. V:-Ths Adirondaes nv
Marsaret Yane hastings. The Scientific Uniy.rssy
Language, ITS character and relation 10 Other la.
Ruae . article 2, corresponding 6rst dis,rimina
IL IN ought snd language. bv Edward B. Free.
isnd The Two Platforms, oy Henry Everett Rus
oc:5 FRANCK TAYLOR
sDiCAL BooKs-Druitt's Surgery; DaIton's
~ RI lsioiogy Dnnkls6n's Medical Dictionary;
rraLers ,Peysoogy; Kills. Medical pormulary;
Lrieb sen sSrgers; Lndlow's Msnual of Exami-
nauon'; Neil, Smiths Comoeudimm: Tnomas,
fronouncing Medical Dictionary: Grsy's Ana.
tony; ""1 ds' Practice, 2 vols; Woods, Thera-
oe22 PRANcK TAYLOR.
nUTLIHEs OF sCR6ICAL DIAGNOsIs n.
~ George II. h. Mac Leod NJ u nS
Mercantile Dictip mary, in Enxlish s,sr;,h 81
oca RRAHoK TAYLOR.
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~ TO SUIT THE TIME8
We aie now manufacturing all Kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES and constantly receiving q sup go
ply OF Eastern made work of every dsscrio I'D
ton made ex pressl, to order and will be Ay
sold at q much lower price than has been y
heret~fore charged in this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or City made work. will always find u good assort-
m. ut in store and at the lowest prices Give Us a
call GRIFFIN BROTHER
ap 5t 3l4 Penn. avenue
N w pnrrIFp mo m no-w.--
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IOS1PH KlYNOLDS & 90,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FILTERS,

Jos1PR RlYNoLDs 4 90.
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM F1Tr1Rs,
No. 500 NIsxR srassT, near avenue.
Rave just receive ed, ana will CONSTANTLY Keen on
aAnd the lar gest and best assortment In the city
Of ohandeliers, Brackets. Drop Lights, Portablss.
.ss in this lac from the best sstaTIishmsnta in
New York. philadelphia, 60, which viii be sold
Also sxNsEs and
ass snyw6srs, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
Or End: Of as to atu..
ri line
Closets, Wash stands, Basins 60, 60, & No. 500
Ninth street, pear Penn ~ vanis avenue TIE arsss
49, iMPkOv. YOUR sY1@AA
S<Akht by The Of the csl.s6
eorsssd P.ssLs and ps.isoSr' sfE o s uni.
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:ci s and oorreetl, suited By FRANKLIN
s4s Psnnsyivani. avenue bet, 18th and 18th sts..
Sfs tESsnasiE.ss I
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T7aE NV YTKA vNEEWsPAPERs FORWARD.
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:ssirs :. s. s.I i Som s,' :os e: 8
CARTAIN BRAND: OF rHl 20 .EETIPlpl
- FRANCk TAYLOR
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M sDiCAL BooKS-Druitt's Surgery; Dalton's
- tls,1iogy: Dnnklson's Medical Dictionary;
Er1Ltts Feys'ology; Kills Medical Pormulsry;
Erieb sens Surgery; Lndlow's Manual of Exsmi-
pn $500, Ell Smifh,s Com pendium; Tnomss'
tony: "oads' Practice, vols; woods Thera-
oo22 PRANcu ravynp
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LAND SALES.
by TEE PRESIDENT o THE UNITED
IL STATES,
FORTHF sALEOF vALU ARLE LANDS IN THE
LATE wINNEBAGO INDIAN RESERVATION

r
IN MINNESuTA'
In pursuance of Jaw. l. ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President of the United States 81 America, 10
hsrphy declare and make known that pu hlic sales
viii be h. Id in the under mentioned bsnd once,
in the State of Minnesota, at the periods aereln'
afte d .sigrxted, to wit: -
At the Land Office At St Peter com mencins on
MONDAY, the 9th day of December next. Tor the
ssnnsal Of the hlic lands comprised in tue late
reserve for the Wiunebago indians. ssoSe men,
toned, and situated in the folio .lns parts %
towuships which will be sold at the appraised
valus of the lands and the improvement tsshereoh'
viz:
North uf the boss lns and wesr of the ta pyfneipn!
meridian. ~.
In township lS. range "a .....-l 2SSs 20 ac res
In township III, range A---- ----- 3,ao "A
In township lee. range d. .---- 10 Sa-a
In township W, range Is ..---.-..-h ,oE.a
In tow nship los. range 3D. Isl Alta
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a.I1.l I1 fs..s ill., 1nas5 eov prepared 70
I.rsd tron ~ nsw Isns Fan. ~itions scu, IIs:
50 n. ~. and tork OrsaS sIid:,..
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schedule Particularly descrlblh tIIe III,
be open for inspection at the District Land Ohces
in Minnesota. -,
The Offering of the above lands will be com
u.nced ON the day sppoin ted and will proceed. In
the order d.sEnatsa in the above %enti ssrsl
schedule, and consecutivsls by townships. as 1e..
offered, and the sale thus closed but the sac s
shall not be kept open longer than two weeks, anu
mitted until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Washins-
ton this sd day of August. Ammo Domln oihe
thousand eight hundred and sixty four
By the President:
JOS g. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land once.
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| Flannel Sacks
Rsd ard Bloc Jackets for boys
The above mentioned articles must conform. in
os Il Qua corps
barracks, Wssh,nxton D. c.. Assistant Quarter
and srsns the
Ign. New York, al Rostoo, Massachusetts, where
And whenever the articles named above. or any
porto of them. shall be considered as not fully
conforming to annples, they will be rejected and
tie con,rsetor viii be bound TO furnish other of
{ required kind at once, or the Quartermaster
wall supply the deficiency If the expense OF the
Payment viii lie made upqn the acceptsi de-
livery Of the whole quantity which may from tins
time he ~ dered, vii hhodipg ten per cent fr I'M
the rayment of accnu, endered "Lder first order
until seco'd ord. is SLED and ten per cent from
account rendered under second order until third
order ls filed, ano SC on. until contracts COM
Each proposal must he accompanied by the fol.
FORM OF GUARANTY.
- and -, in the State of -,
hereby guarantee that in case the foregoing bid of
cepted he or they will. within ten dass after the
execute the contract for the same, with good and
sufficient sureties. and in case the said shall
tea to make good the difference between the offer
OF the said - and that which may be accepted.
G. D., Gusrso.or.
hereby certify that the above NAMED, 80, are
good their guarantee. @. a.
To be signed by the United States district judge.
Gnlt.d States dptric let attorney. or coll ector.
No propos,i Will be considered unless a:compa-
nj, d by II g above guara,tee
Newspapers authorized to publish the above will
~ 1he paper ntaining the first insertion to the
he bic der 8 place f business, or manufacturing
e.tah'irnnent, must be specifically stated in the
proposal.
Proposals 70 be endorsed on the envelope PRO
POT ais tor Supplies for Ma inc Cor tor si5, and
addressed TO Major WV. b. SLACK,
QuartermsSter, NJ. o
&C Is laWiw Washing ton
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1-If xRs a MAS d THE osRRhHfE cs sEEsEa

11QE En. On. Bon Will PE.,e.H oU1s.
H>IInvredients purely vegetable tt y
Z Az pleasant TO the taste, has no bad odor, and
may Do carried in the vest pocket without isar o.
JOHN j. KRONER, successor to s. o. Uphsm. 4ee'
CAestput q. Philapelphia. and In waehtn&ton ~
0AilJ - s-solv
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(onI,ANloN 70 rae REBELLION REOOKls.
st:ts sasiensi snS Rebel .hieS - spe
IT, ~ HSSns1ed N the regular issues or the Rebel.
hoo sseose' lvol. svo.. with portraits.
RKANOK TAYI.OR
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
Democratic County Convention.

Convention for the purpose of appointing
delegates to represent the county of Ottawa in
the Democratic State Convention, at Detroit, on
tho LIST of September next, for the purpose of
nominating State officers and Presidential cleo
tors, also TO appoint delegates to represent 0ta-
wa county in the Democratic Congressional
Convention, at Grand Rapids, on the 9th Of
September next, - o'clock, NJ, for the purpose
of nominating II candidate for Representative
TO Congress for said District, will be held at the
Court House, in Grand Haven, on Friday, the
26th Of August, inst, at o'clock, F. NJ. The
superintendent Of delegates is as follows:
Allendale, 9; Crockery, 3; jamestown, 4;
Polkton, :; TalImadge, 6 Blendon, 2; George
town, 5 Olive, 3; Robinson, | Wright, s.
Chester. s. Holland, IA; Grand Haven, 8 /;
Spring Lake, 8 iceland, Q.
BY ordOr of the Democratic County Com
mIttee.
Grand Haven, August Q, 1864.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
5000 REWARD.

A REWARD of 5000 will be paid by tho
IL Sheriff of Ottawa County and tho en-
ploYess Of the y. & NJ. Railway Company, at
Grand. Haven, Mich, for the apprehension Of
John Cas-, negro. who committed the assault,
with knife. on Mark Morrison, mate of Tho
steamer Detroit, on the 31st nit Cass Is des-
cribed as person of very black complexion.
five feet and ton inches in height, from twenty
to twenty Eve years of age having largo
mouth, awkward and loose gait, carrying head
forward and bidewise, had on, when be left, h
dark roundabout cest, hagging or coarse can
vas pants and black wool bat
Grand Haven, Aug. 4, 1854 F276wl
Try Grand Rapids Kslamaloo ard Detroit
papers are ro4uestsd 70 COPY
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
Democratic County Convention.

County Convention will be held at Grand
Haven on Friday, tho I'd day Of September
next, at ! o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the county officers for
the county of Ottawa, also 10 choose delegates
10 attend the Democratic Senatorial Conven-
ton, at Muskegon, on the sth of September,
and also to nominate, by Districts, candidate
for Representative in the State Legislature for
each of the Representative Districts of said
county Of Ottawa. The several townships will
DO entitled TO send delegates as follows;
Allendale, - Crockery, 3; jamestown, A;
Folkton, 2; Tallmadge, 6 Bleudon, 2; George
town, 8; Olive, 3; Robinson, L; Wright, s;
Chester. 5 Holland Ia; Grand Haven, s;
Spring Lake, 5 iceland, 0.
BY order of tho Democratic County Commit
tee.
Grand Haven, August 0, 1864.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

cieties 10 this preseat holy, hopeful effort
for the saving Of human life. 8, b, >.
The following is recipe fully approx
ed:
BLAcxBERRy BoaNDY.-To two quarts
OF blackberry juice, put. . 10 Of white
sugar, 3 OF. cinnamon, OF. OF nat
megs, / OF. Of cloves, OF. of allspice. -
Let it boil few minutes, aud when cool,
add one pint q brandy.
Will papers friendly to the soldier
please copy.-Uor. ~ Y. Tribune.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
Peoples Peace Organization of Grand
Haven.

At meeting Of the citizens of Grand
Haven, held at the Court House, in pur-
suapce Of call for the purpose of organ
iEing all those in favor of peace, on mo-
ton Mr.. p. Van Den Berg was called to
the Chair, and Mr.. George Fleming ap-
pointed Secretary. A circular and plan
Of organization was then read in English
and Holland languages, viz:
THE PEOPLES PEACE ASSOCIATION.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
Democratic Senatorial Convention

Democratic Senatorial Convention, for the
District composed Of the counties of Ottawa,
Mugkegon and 0ceana, will no held at the vii
lsge Of Muskegon, on Thursday, the eighth
day of September next. at two o'clock, p. NJ,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for
Senator to represent said District in the State
Legislature. The several counties will be emit
tied 10 send delegates MS follows:
Ottawa, Q Muskegon, 4 0coana. 2.
BY order Of the Democratic Senatorial Com
mIttee.
August, Q, 1858.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
Letter from Petersburg.
IN CAMP, NEAR PETERsBuRe, ,
Virginia, Aug. /, 1864. (

Dear Father:
| received your most welcome letter
about week ago; but, owing to our be-
ing continually on the march, from right
to left, font and rear, have not had time,
until the present moment, TO answer it.
We have just passed through another
great battle, in which our regiment lst
Mich. S. ST. had a hand in, as usual, and
lost about forty men out of their already
thinned ranks. On the morning of the
3oth Of July was awakened from sleep
by the most terrific cannonading it has
been my lot to hear during the campaign.
And this was the signal for the slaughter
TO commence--for l can call our battles
in front of Petersburg by no more appro-
pirate name. Our brigade, with four or
five thousand colored gents, was ordered
to charge on therebs in front of us, as we
had blown up reb fort. We were com
PEELED to advance across an open field, to
reach their works, which we did in fine
style, taking possession of their works.
But, alas how long did we possess our
hard earned victory! Not long, l assure
you, for we had hardly begun to realize
what had been accomplished when we
were attacked by the Johnnies in large
force; they drove us out of their works,
killing, woundng and taking prisoners u
good share of our men. The loss in our
Company was rs follows: Capt. E, G.
Dicoy, privates O. NJ. Thatcher, Vim. Goff,
II. Horton and John Vanienbcrg prison
ers; Burt Andrews and Sergeant Walker
wounded; Lieut.. Conn, our acting Adju-
tant, was also taken prisoner. Well, af-
ter the hard days work the rebs held the
same ground they did in the morning;
and where were we? back on tho ident-
cal spot VIC left in the morning. But |
ask were we all here that leftin the morn
ingG With sorrowing heart | answer,
no we are not all here; God alone knows
where the missing arel Before my eyes,
in front of our lines lay our killed and
wounded heqped up an piles By the Am-
bred, the sun pouring down hotter than
| ever saw it in Michigan. But enough
of this-it was sickening sight. All
have got to say is that this 'Oar is goth-
ing more nor less than wholesale-
straightforward! Aud, father, | hope
YOU and all my brothers will cast your
votes this fall for the men who will be dis
posed to a peaceablo settlement of Ills
wicked war, before every Northern man
is slaughtered! For one will vote for
George B. Mcclellan, who, we all think,
can and will cause sweet peace TO return
once more. Tell mother and sister will
answer their letters when an opportunity
offers, and believe me, rs ever, your son,
ID. L. S.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

NOTICE.-The County Clerk of Ottawa
County received to-day tho Revised and Com
piled School Laws, up to 1864, and also tho
School Reports for 1868. The Town Clerks of
the several towns of the county are requested to
send for them as soon as possible, as il is i'm
portant that tho School officers should have
them prior to the next Annual School Meeting.
August Q, 1864. [276 W.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

GREAT credit is certainly due Hon. r.
W. Ferry for his persevering efforts at
Washington, to obtain from the Provost
Marshal General, an order TO Col. Hill,
A. A. Provost Marshal General for our
State-whcreby any and all sub-districts
not satisfied with former enrollments may
have new one. No inconsidorable dis
satisfaction has hitherto prevailed and
perhaps very Justify too, in some locali-
ties near us where enrollments have been
made during the numbering season, when
many transient persons win temporary
residence and in law subject TO enroll
mont; but who have left such localities
previous TO any call or draft being made,
aud thus the burden of furnishing the
quotas have fallen very burdepsomely on
tho more permanent citizens. Such has
been the case of Mill Point, Muskegon,
and other localities. Mr. Ferry is GER
talnlv entitled to and will receive the
thanks Of the State at large for bis time
" and successful effort al Washington in
behalf # new and lust enrolment
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Jht 6tanA 9abfn grUs.
Grand Haven, Michigan.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. TO-. 1864,
Democratic Congressional Convention.

Democratic Congressional Convention for
the Fourth District will be held at the Kent
County Circuit Court room, in the city of Grand
Rapids, on Teusday, the 9th day Of September
next, at IL o'clock. NJ, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidate for representative TO Con
gross for said district
The several counties composing the district
will DO entitled TO delegates III said Convention
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
PLEpGE or MEMnERsnIP:

j, 49, ---,son my faith and honor
rs a man, 10 the members of this and all
affiliated Associations, that ! will unite
and act with thoin in'ihe jealous use and
employment of all constitutional ways
and means, Ia bring the existing civil war
30 speedy and honorable termination; to
MAINTAIN the Constitution Of The United
States; 10 preserve, protect and defend
the rights and liberties Of the People and
State Of Michigan, and 10 restore the
Union as It was, II IT bo possible and
that | will not vote for any mau for
ans office IN the State or General Gov
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

CHAS. C. ROOD. GEORGE PARKS,
FREDERICK HALL, JAS. MILLER.
Dem. Congressional Com. 4th District.
Grand Rapids, July q, 1864.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10

Two little girls died recently at Mile
End, England, by sucking matches made
Of phosphorus.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAC0B'S CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND
. DIARRHGA CORDIAL
Az GRIFFfNs DRuGsToRE.
Lightning Fly Killer.

TN any quantity at
i GRIFFIN'S Drugstore.
August, I, 1864. f I275 ma
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-10
CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE ]. This Association shall he
called the "PEoPLE's PEACE AssocIA-
rioS;" Of the village of Grand Havon,
Mich, tho objects of which are set forth
~ the following
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-02
MEDICAL.
1PRoIAL NoTIOH.

pr. n. vxLLsy,s Privs,s HospasL In The fst
srsi block, Corner oissvsnm and streets, oppo.
si,e the Pos, and Patent ofnocs. Rooms "a and ~,
up stairs, Washington, d. C. II
All diseases Of q private nature treated In the
nest scientific manner, and radical cures srsa,sd
IN all cases. SYPHILITIC affection, CON-
0RRBGA, elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of V0LUPTUOUS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF tho GEEERATiHL
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or hov long
standing, thoroughly and radically oure'i AlEo
Govt, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, and o,ne'
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the HERVES. MUSCLE S,
BONES and JOINTS; ScRoFULA, BLoTcHEs
ON THE FACE, ERUPTIoNson tue Lp IBIS and sod,
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASES and DIS CASE
or THE BLOOD, from whatever cause they mi.
cave arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter wis, your disease, let no fslse de, l
.sSey prevent you from applying immediately q
DR.. veliny, who Is soknowlcs cd to be By far IN.
mos. SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the tre.sncn,
II private diseases. Fear not to come aud make
snown your misfortunes, and he viii spesdiy ven.
you on your way rejoicing.
sELT-ABusE.