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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-13

AS a matter Of public interest we pub
lish the following note, addressed TO Mr..
c. Chandler, Principal of our Union
School:
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, !
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
ANN ARBoR, July 8, 1864.
c. Chandler, Esq,
DEAR SIR: Your citizens consenting,
| conclude TO appoint the Institute for
your region at Muskegon, to open there
Monday morning, August 22d. shall
hope TO see large delegation from your
region. Can we not get small steamer
to take up load of us on Saturday eve
ming or early Monday morning, if it is
pleasant, and can YOU not get up good
load9 Yours truly,
j. NJ. GREGORY.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-13

HARvEsr.-The wheat harvest has
commenced in this county, and contrary
to the expectation of many especially do-
ring the drouth, viii be fair crop The
Straw is generally Of light growth but We
W heavy headed. Barry Co. Pioneer.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-13
Census OF Ottawa County.

We are indebted to P. Van Den Berg,
Esq, County Clerk, for the following
statement Of census, rs returned by the
several supervisors of Ottawa County,
July l, 1864:
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-13

FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-About thirty
five years ago, tho Messrs. Fairbanks in
vented and began making platform
Scales, which effected complete change
in the manner Of doing such business as
requires weighing, aud without which it
would be impossible to do the present
immense amount OF business in the coun-
try. Since then they have given their
constant personal attention TO the bust
ness, making all such improvements and
adding such notifications as their expert
ence has shown to be desirable. During
this time many other kinds Of scales have
been invented, and more or less tried BY
BY the public, and mainlyvthrown aside,
while the business of the Messrs. Fair
banks has steadily increased from year to
year, their scales now standing higher in
public estimation, and their sales being
very much larger than ever before. This
shows very strongly the excellence and
durability Of Fairbanks Scales.
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FOR CHICAGO!

pAsSENGERS for Chicago should 20 ria
Grand Haven; they can take the Detroit
Milwaukee, Rail Road Steamships to Milwau-
kee and Lake or Rail from there or go direct
from Grand Haven by reliable Propelers, To-
less money than ria Detroit.
Fore from Grand HoVenfo CHicogo
Dio nilw0ukee, all Bout, $50
rare from Grand Havea to Chicofa,
cId Steamship and Rel. E4pg
Es3~ Ticket to Grand Haven. ard Purse. .,
Steamships will give Chicago ticket
June, 1861. W. Il. MUIR, -
III II. Gcn'l Supt d. & NJ l.. T.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-13

Hon. T. w. FERRY, of our village, re-
Gently received the nomination of Repre-
sentative to Congress, from the 4th Dis
trct, on the abolition dsunion ticket.
AS citizen of fine social and moral quail
ifcations we respect and admire Mr.. Fer
ry. From his political sentiments and
well known political aspirations we CON
scientiously and heartily dissent. Laying
aside all personal considerations and in
terests We oppose the sectional faction of
corrupt politicians who are the instiga-
tors of the misery and woe now enshroud-
ing our nation. Mr.. Ferry heartily and
unreservedly endorses and approves the
bloody and fauatical schemes of the pres
ent Administration We can not and
WILL NoT The day of election is not far
in the future, and, by that time, we are
inclined to think the voters of this Con-
grcssional District will have had enough
of sectional fanaticism and consequent
ruin to emphatically repudiate, by their
ballots, the men and measures represented
by the nominee in question. To be a
candidate for an office is not always diff
cult, bat to secure an election to an office
is quite another affair.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-13

The 4th" was duly noticed at sew
eral points in our county. At Eastman
vile grand picnic of the neighboring
Sunday Schools took place. A large
concourse of citizens of Polkton, Wright,
Crockery and Allendale, were in atten-
dance with the juvenile members of their
respective families. The vast procession
was formed in front of the Union School
House, and marched TO the outskirts OF
the village to beautiful orchard owned
by Paschal MaSfield, Esq, when prayer,
by Rev. Mr.. Van Der Mullen, reading OF
tho Declaration of Independence, by
Judge Taylor, singing by the several Sab
bath Schools in attendance, and most
eloquent and forcible Grafton by Rev. Mr..
Van Der Mullen, constituted the pleasing
ceremonies of the occasion. After which
the inviting edibles displayed temptingly
on the long ranges of tables, were partak-
en- of with keen relish and great satisfac-
ton to the inner man. In the evening a
social hop, at the Denton House, closed the
festivities aud amusements of the occa-
sion. We are informed that picnic of
the two Sabboth Schools at Lamont took
place at that village, at which goodIy
number we're in attendance and all mat
tiers connected Herewith passed off very
satisfactory, though the particulars have
not reached us. AT this particular point
pleasure excursions to Chicago and Grand
Rapids, under the auspices of the D. e. M.
Railroad Co., constituted the leading fea-
lures of the day. A goodly number of
citizens availed themselves of the pleas
ures thus proticred them. And so passed
the "4th in old Ottawa.
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$75 Agents Wanted. S175

To sell Sewing Machines. We will give n
commission on all machines sold, or employ
agents who will werk for tho above wages and
all expenses paid: Address, D. b, HERRrxerou
4 Co., Detroit, Mich.
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Tkt 6ranN Wabtn 1fms.

Grand Haven, Michigan.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1854
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-13

The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited. Shop, Washington street, next door
below the Milwaukee House, Grand Haven
June 20, '6I. [27Otfl ERNEST ANDRES.
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There arc thrcc bs!gadcs Of cavalry aud
Breckinridge's, Rhodes and another di-
vision ofinfantry. Their movements were
kept secret from the officers, The gener-
al impression, however, that the object
was to capture Baltimore and Washing
ton. This deserter belonged to the force
that drove Hunter from Lynchburg, after
which large reinforcemenls arrived from
Richmond aud moved north.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-07-13
OFFJCEPC.

OFFICERS.
J. c. BAILY, Pres't.
NJ P. KILB0RN, Secy d Treas. 1884 IT,
M0RDECAI THOMAS, Genl ACT.
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NE w b AK cry

TIME subscriber bavingreccntly established
L a 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 & Cakes |!
Al UboIeeoIs or poJ.J
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lnsures Stores, Dwellings,
AND OTHER PROPERTY,
EITHER ON MUTUAL OR
STOCK PLAN!

TINE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il TRANSMITS business of Insurance through
out the State This Company refuses ali 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 Of
fort shall be spared on their part to make il
worthy the confidence of the public il being our
aim to do safe, rather than large business
The Company being located ut the Capital, has
many advantages alike valuable to the Insured
and the Company.
This Company has n stock clause in their
charter, by which those who prefer not to give
Deposit Note, can be Insured at the rates of
good Stock Companies, without any liability 10
assessment.
This Company also insures against ~ .
DAMAGE BY LEGITIMATE I
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DIRECTORS:

j. G. BATLY. I'D. L. CUSStS
M0RDECAI THOMAS, NJ. p KILBORN.
S. d. ALLEN, j. T.. WHITCOMB.
j. II. OURRIER.
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u ISKS taken on the most reasonable terms.
III Losses promptly paid.
VIM. II. PARKS, Agent.
Grand Haven March y 1854 900 IT,,
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tconiinu.d from tAs t,n paqs.l

B.nsn u high personal Standing and enlarged legal
.,p.r,epes lie bss teen widely known for years
a. a s,auuch sivocate for emancipation In Ken
,ueky. For a number u Years be served In the
State seutte Of Kentucky.
nrrrois adyiccs per the Sacramento, say that on
the 18Th Of November The French landed troops Al
Nazstian and took formal possession Of the town
The Governor Of Mna.iau with his forces atan
donod the place tie night previous ~ tina, no re-
sstaucc was offered 10 the landing Of tho French
troops II 10 also reported TINT Alvarez had de-
foatcd an Imperial force marching on Acapulco
Heavy rains prevail throughout California inter-
Tuptinr trade and tavel.
TdT Madrid GAZETTE states that ~ Qieen ~
Up, gives direct pectininry Gsf. qnu'e 20 lhtoe
thousand men md seventeen hurir'I AM siNtS
seven women, and g YES employment ~ d'herei ,
Kinds b. ninctecr hun ircd and g. N 10Y nv ,
making In all siYty -seyen hundred and t'y'o
individuals. III relief costs her sum 0.
1926, 600 resls IN toe number in.ntiohol 'uol
arc persons Of all ,l-,ses from Ne highest 10 INC
humblost.
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PTYAhaHIFS-,Iohn Gihson, Philanelphia Wash.
ington, Havre; Fulton, Port Royal; hetIimack, New
Orleans y l. Clark, New orleans, Key West and Port
Royal; Fairbanks WWhinston. II &; City Of Port an
Prince, Port Prince. PefiL New Haven Edinburs.
Liverpool. Bremen, returned dissbled.
sHlP-k'bhurton, Dradish, Liverpool. with mdse.
BARK-Thomas Killam, tBtl New Haven Blanche
Marie, Boston: Adelaide, Pensacola, Ibis- Leghorn;
Eth. " London, FROM Podang.
BkIGS-Palmn, Pernanbuco; Emma Rotterdam;
j w johnson, Barbados, A.ab, Malaga juliet q
Clark, st Martins. Debit, Giassow Thoma. Darrell.
Bangor; J / Abbott, Grand Turk; Dean Matamotas
Humboldt, fiizahethlort lot Boston; Mena st Mar
tins l. w Eaton, honiero Bay.
HCHOONERS-I ochness. - Martins j Brooks
boston; Fly, PHI for Providence Chas Hawley, Al
bany for New Haven; y II Adams. Albany for Boeton;
Ann sNter Albany for Bos on; n Moller, Albany
for Beston; Andrew stewart, Albany for Prnvdencs
John lee, Georgetown; American Eagle, Philsdel-
phia for New Haven; l. W Birdsall, E1abethport for
New Haven; y ! Raynor, Wssbincton, - q; Sarah l.
Costar, Baltimore, Mary Jane, Bermuda l. Y Phsro,
Fortress Monroe; WIN l. Mitchell, Elizabcthport fog
Hoston; Josephine, Alexandra for Bridgeport; O
knight Boston; Mary langdon, Rockland; Atslsnta,
DemnTarn; Col Lester, Port Morris for Ezabethport;
WIN II Rove, Providence for Philadelphia.
BELOW-Bsrk Elinguood, Glace Bay, c b; slss
two ships and one bark unknown.
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CouRr on GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COURT OF GENERAL Observation-Disclosures
Holman will open the December term this norm
ing with . very heavy calender, embrscing no les
than nine prisoners who are under Indictment for
murder, two for msnsaughter, two for kSdps ping.
and one for arson. D,strict-Attorney Hall will In
person conduct the trials on behaf Of the People,
and he hopes 10 clear the calendar before Christ
mas. The calender for today 10 as follows; Adam
Edwards, for grand larceny Calvin j. Fairbanks,
for false pretences; James p. Black, for felonous
assault Catharine Greene for receiving stolen
goods, aud Peter Mcmahon, for burglary In the
third degree
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DESTRUCTION or A Tow-BoAr by FIRE.
About 8 o'clock last evening Ere brok. gu, On
the tow boat George Farrell, lying At the foo, Of
Partition street. South Brooklyn. The flames
spread rapidly, and soon enve.opei the vessel,
which totally destroyed Loss s2t,c0o. The
boat WAS owned by Mcssrs. Conkl.n & Henrey. Of
New York.
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NM Dem
Elected.
Candidates for School Onicers
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Elected.


FIRsI DIsTEIor comprising tae LIST, 2d, 81, 9Th,
9th, Oh and Sth Wards.
JAS, Il, DuuGNAc, ESQ., has received the unsni-
NOUS nomination OF all parties In tbs district.
sEooND DIsrnIor comprising tue IA, 10Th, 18th
aud An Warts
D'mOcrdttt. Republican.
John Hty "a Tam. WIN. Gardner Ora Audl
W 'llet Robbins, n .&McK. Oar. and CltZ
TulGp DIsrEl 7, comprising Ninth and Sixteenth
Wards.
Orlando T Smith, TAM. Jas Farr Oar. Rep.
RJbt Mackie Gu, Asa. Juo. Deamstcr, ORA. Rep.
FoUarH DIHsIcr, comprising the Eleventh and
Seventeenth Warts.
jas. T Turner lam. Rott A. Barry, ORA. and
| R.ch'd II. Bovine, Ch2. ASS. Oar. Rep.J
FWTn DISTRICT, comprising the Fifteenth and
| Eighteenth Wards.
Jas W. Gerard, TAM. S. wor Roosevelt Citz.
| Thos. Jeremiah, NICK,
SIXTH DlsTMor comprising the Twentieth and
| Twenty -frs, Wards
| w. Livingston, NICK, Jas. NJ. Mclean Dra. and /
Oar. and Citz, Tam. 4 Moz. & NICK :
SEVENTH DlsTToT, comprising ths Twelfth
| Nineteenth and Twenty second Wards.
| VIM. Hitchman, Tam. Jae. Whssleg, Dr.. R.aCs
| Jss, Aeuisiih, Mo-,
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Ed,ds. Democratic. Reprbltcaa.
l-Jno Curran, Tam, Rp B1rte Dra. Rep.
2-J. 7. Huggin, Con. q. Movers ORA
"a. Patton T. I'M. Jss. II. Noe, On.
~ Lane, Tbos. White,
L Lochman. and ID.
s-wm. Kennedy, Tam. Klrk. Cts.
=. Grove W .wagner,l
aud NJ. Joyce In. ID
. Jno. vosc, ORA. Rep.
6-owen Kinney, Tam.
7-Michl hcKeen. Tam. WIN. II. Trial. CiI.
Richd. Walkers MOI
81. A,tken, McK&G. VIM. G. Harrper, ORA.
J. J. Duff Tam. & xoz
o. All Dow, d. X. a G.
10. Mckenzie, T. a NJ. Geo Patterson. Ora Il.
J. Evans NICK.
III. Wagner, MOI. ID. D. Wright ORA. Rp
12-rhos. Voitoh, lam. W. Y. u rdsalh Drs. X.
Thus shanly, Me.
TIE. n. Hawks NICK Horatio p. Allen. Cin.
l3-W. II. Tracy, I. N. =. Elliott, CI
A. II. Stewart Mex.
1i-So nomination made H. W. Mcdonnell, Ctr
Is -H.A.railor, TAN &C. l. ~ Phyfc, ORA
16-N JARVIS, Jr., NIX. Jas. Condo Ora ZIP.
II II. l.. Sloto, ORA. Rcp.
lS-M. j. Power, T, 4 N. Jos r. JOY, Citz.
ia Helm, Ger. Dem. ii H. Lee, Ciz.
20--J. G.. Dtnond, Dam. Wei vlngston, DAG
Jno. L. Rowe, Cor. D.,
NIX. a MOI
n Il. NJ. Banks Tam. n. A,tcrbury, n r
2Z-1. Egan, Ger. Dem r. Stewart, D. X. d Z.
j. N. Heck, Tam a Mex.
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In the Finsr DIs1Wcl, consisting " the LIST and
od Wards, rrst three districts Of the ID Ward, lat
District OF the 4th Ward and 1t p.sr,ct of the 9th
Ward,
Jno. Fox, Tam. VI ?. Dem, received l777 votes.
smith, publican, received 922 votes
In the Turpp ptsrg,or Consisting " the 4th Dis
trtrt o' the Jd Mlri, tho oh Ward, and the first
Eve districts o' tine e,h ward
Henry, Tam. Don, received 1871 votes.
horton, RcIu Nc.u' received - votes.
Cohen, Mo-. p'wr received 5O2 votes,
Woodruh, independent, received +2O votes.
Egan, Jett. Don, received 10 votes.
In tho TouIru pr.wct, cons ting Of the sth
and 9th pistrDiH Of the Gu " ard, first six districts
vi the 7th Ward, All, 5h and 9Th Districts OF the
iOtA Ward, 9Th District o' the 18Th Ward, and the
sth, 9th and 1nrh Districts Of tue l4.h Ward-At
the election of l't',
NrMahon. Tam. 4 Mo-. Dem, received 1900 votes
pphcrtv, Republican, ccvcd 1881 votes,
Earle, lad Dcruo received 10 votes,
In the uIH DlsruicL consisting of tho 9TH 7th,
81, VIII, l0lh, llth aud leti Districts of the IN
Ward, first three districts Of To 9TH Ward, All,
arst three districts Of tho 10Th War,
McCo1l Tam d Mo-. Dem, received 29ll votes.
Kecch, Republican, received 400 votes,
Girvau, Iud, Dem, received ~ votes
In the sEvUN1n pJsrElcr, consisting OF the ~
90 the l2th Districts % Ihe 9th Ward, and the ith
9th, 9th, III aud luth Districts Of tho 18th Ward
Chip Tam and Mo- Dom, received 1915 votes
Gedney, Rcpull ,Al. received 1871 votes,
Crane, Ind. Dem, received iOi votes.
In the ESrn DIsImor, comprising the l0tl
Ward:
DAYTON, Republican, received 1910 votes.
Mcintyre, Ind. DEM 20 votes.
In the ELEVENTH DrsTEIcT, comprising the sOtl
Ward
Peck Nor. DEM, received l4O4 votes.
sAAi Republican. reSGyel lSN yelsA
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MARINE NEWS.


Dee t--s. r. c9-s. e., 32-H. W. even.D 81.
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE 18th
Award Democratic Regulator. will be held at their
rooms /, ! Mott It, ~ ~ o'clock this evening Dec.
9Th, 1854. MATHEW REYNOLDS, President,
THOMAS OCONNOR. Secretary. $50
FAMILIES, HOTEL-KEEPERS AND Board
l. ing-house epeu. supplied with the test OF help
and servants prov ided Nith the hest Of places IL
sixth ~. The Oldest office in the city. SO
T .OST-ON THE 9TH INST, A LARGE
Newfoundland dog. A liberal reward will be siyen
by leaving him at lI5 Monroe II. 3S2
SUBSTITUTES AND NOLUNTEERSW WANT
~ cd. Highest bounties In cash paid. Sui stltutes
and volunteers furnished at short notice Call before
engaging elsewhere and be dealt honestly by.
WlLDEi, IL 9Th ave. 81
WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED, EXPERI-
w eDcod nurse for baby II months old, about 70
be we,ncd must have the best Of IoConnC nd atoms,
he sober and faithful. No others need apply Inquire
At Brevoou Place. lUth 81 l door wet Of Broad
way. 1888
ID SCHOOL DISTRICT-9TH AND 10TH
- WARDS.
For School Comms sloner,
ROBERT hACklE
- Nominated by the Citizens Association, AoKeon
Democratic Association. So4
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A PAWNBROKER'S TICKETS WANTED
IA viii pay 81 yer cent. mole than any other persol
Ia this civ toI tickets OF Diamonds watches jewelr
silverSare, guns pistols, tc- At II Blocker st.S
A MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY. ,
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATH =.

TTTZGFRALD-On Sunday, Dec. 4th, aftor a short
and pain vi illness Robert Fitzgerald. native Of
Iuamofe Kinrr County, Ireland.
The friends and relatives OF the family
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. on Tues
day afternoon, 9Th Inst at l o'clock, fIom his late
residence, 1893 Eat 3jth IT. 3sl
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CtTUESs' ASSOCIATION.
Dist
i...... John j. Dlyilsou
Anthony j Oliver.
Chandler H. Patrick.
John Comcrttrl
Chaa. 4. Nicme.stC-.
James McGuire.
b.........w William H. Taylor.
Charles !. Dodge.
Peter Y. LarremoTe.
Charles Roster.
Samuel 4 Patterson.
John G. Conner.
G......... Charles d. Cornell.
AIM. Lent.
James Mccullough.
james wilson Green,
John fslConor.
WIN. Hawke.
5........ Charles N Decker.
GcOrse II. Ross.
WIN. Walter Phelps.
Stephen e.. SoArlea
John w. n ekhorn.
nrVwnloo Bcnssl,
The Indcucudcnt Candidates are: 4th Dat. II
&. Mclean, H. Fitzpatrick, v. w. Morgan, j. Prem
dergaBt. 9Th DIST. Jnn 4 Fisher. 9th Dist. 7.
Newman and Geo. McGrath. IN Dist. stephen
Roberts, VIM. l.. Lewis aud Adam Ray
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In he Tarprrrs1p Drsruor, comprising The I'D

In he TarRrrrsTp Drsruc1, comprising he I'd
Ward:
Nas,ersor, Tam a MOI Dcm-received 1000 votes.
Allen, Republican, received 1928 voc.
scnqri y, JEFF Dem receive votes.
In ,he FTrKES1n DrsrIIor, com u.s. ng the 21t
Wud;
Frorneni, Tam 4 Moz. Dem received 2299 votes.
Dennis. Republican. received 1857 volts.
Glover, Ind. Dem, received 4Gi votes.
In tho SEVENTEENTH DISTINCT, comprising the
i2lL Ward:
Long, Tam Dem, received 1855 votes.
Qusde, Ma Dem, received 1901 votes.
Dunning, Republican, received 59i votes.
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Official Vote for Couuciimen in 1863.

rourrn DIsTMcr.-waris, LIST, ID, Sd, 4th, 9th,
9th, eth, sth aud 18th.
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Darling Rspvb. Draper R,p"b.
4-Robort n. Hill, John j. Davidson,
Chsrles II. Patrick, Anthony j. oliver,
Isaac Robinson, Chandler II. Patrick,
John stacom, Patrick II Keenan,,
+ Keenan,, james Mcclure,
James HAYES Iaanc Robinson.
civilian II. Taylor Phlip schoils,
Henry Smith, Henry Smith,
Eli TAYLOR, John Muio,
simon Uazleton, Edward W Pcrley,
john White, samuel Z. Patterson.
s.R Patterson, I'll Taylor
G-Gcorgc Mclean, William II. Houscnor
William Atkinson, Abran Dater,
Geo N Van Mort, John II lIard.
j. W. Green, Charles j. Holder,
A y, Denman.
William Atkinson,
John n. Cummings Moses L Crasto,
Usul'n Blfcock, Alberto BJger',
Austin 4 Fuller, Martin Thatcher,
William Walter Phelps. j. S1hs Rtterband,
John W. Bockhoru, John W. Bpkhoru'
JauIes ". Welsh. Charles y. Dscker.
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HOYT'S HLAWATHA HAIR RESTORA-
IL TINE.-The beet in the world. Harmless rei-
able. Tho only perfect restorative for gray hair.
sold by all druggists. Office II lnyertiiy Place 26l
NOTICE To JUNK DEALERS - ThK
~ highest cash price will lie pad tor Day 4 Mar
tins, Brown Bros and Everetrs Backing Bottles,
by BIABH, AS Sth ay- y. Y Az
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MANAGED FLOUR, WHEAT AND BRAN
b-2OO bbls. OF -four suitable for family also
large lot OF -four, bran aud wheat suitable for feed,
=, a3G
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38. Gpnnrek her Wer. gtaaten.

"a l.- Wd1bttgtpn IL. San.
Senat.- Sapis erbob 1i6 in elmer Briptz
le9iumsfrage. Gr winl6t, paB iiber ben bon
@ifpn geitellten 9(ntrag leiner Austreibung abs
geitimmt weroe. s.sl ..s,jla
Mebrere SenatOren baten 9apis Die eew6bnz
lt6e Gei6dfte erlt pprnebmen ST. la1Ien unb er
fiigte ii6.
ill., Spplittle brin9t einc 8etitipn BON 8lraern
aus Minnelctd Elm, bic Contribution oabia sl
untenOiren, baB Die Stlaperei aus alien Staa>
ten unb Serritorien aussei6lo1en werbe.
8pn1erOp bringt cine dbnli6e 8etition BON
200 Sraren aus Douglas 60, &p, ELM. b
@iltinion brin9t fplgenre &eiplutipn ein:
8ef6Ipifen, bub Der Straightforward an=
~gepielen tperbe, bent Senate Su beri6ten, pb Ct
8enntnib BON Der Serbaitung elmer grOBen
Menge SDloaten pom 9. Wtinn. Negt. bur6
bic Wfilitdrbeb6rOen pDn Wliiouri babe; ferner,
mas Die llrIdde bieier @erbaftung lei, tpie piele
perbaftet mproen lein uno per I'M @efdn9nib
9eweien.
Sane pertbeioi9tS ppn Ganlas %inopiiirt, bieie
&lagen unb I6enOerlpn BON Nto. pertbebist
8pup. 9romn alS einen lOpalen Inti=S tlaperei
Wtann. Die 9ieiplttion miro anseupmmen.
9apis ~erneuert ieiuen Antrug iiber feline Nus=
ipeillng aus Dem Senat Sn perbanbeln. @iro
anf nd6Iten Wtittpp6 1 l1br perl6Oben.
Carlisle erbpb 1i6 uio pertinoi9te ben SOB
bes 2ermuel S 8Otppen, weilanO Senators BON
8irginien lno beantragte Die bergebra9ten M9z
tln9sz uno 8eileioSbel6life.
Gillep BON 8cltpirginien Bpllte benz Satrioe
tismuS nnb Der @Iroigteit beS @eritOrbenen ben
perbienten Sribut, ebenio @iliOn ppn Wal1.,
mprauf 1th Der Senat pertaste.
9aus.-9er Spre6er lest benz !9aus ben
8eri6t bes 3i6. g. GDre ESQ, iiber bic @eieBe
oeS 9atrifts Columbia ppr.
Sentpn bringt cine 8il auf Gntlddbiguns
IEppaIer 8irger fir Die BON Ser. st. Sruppen
~erlittene &erluite Elm, ippie cine Sill fir ben
8au elmer neuen 8pit= uno Militdr> NOute spi<
l6er Stem Sort un0 @albin9tpn. 80
Sieie Bills wurDen an bic betr. GpmiteS pers
pielen. a aaa tm
@albburne bon ST., brin9t ein ENHANCEMENT
sn Dem Qltte Elm, wpOur6 Die @alb. @eprgetOpn
GiIenbabn nit einem Charter perleben iperbe.
9ln baS Gpnite fir ben 9iitritt Columbia perz
mieien. ts.u ma.a
(yta6 Dem ENHANCEMENT ipllen bic &arren
ale 3 Winuten abgeben bon 10 nbr WOr9ens
an bis 6 nbr Na6m. nit elmer S6nelli9teit
smiI6en 5 uno Z Meilen in Der Stlnbe. 9lu6
|lpll bic GOmpagnie 25 3idets su 81 pertaufen,
NIT welden man auf alien Gntfernangen Der
8abn fabren fDnne II. I. n.y. a
9tp6 cine 0ten9e anoerer BILLS wuroe einge>
bra6t nno pertpItIen.
9ite beantra9t, Die Sale oeS 9anieS Der Wdb
9nna SidiniOn fir einen @prtrag 5u gepdRren,
oeien Grtra9 gum 8eiten Der Sreigelaienen per-
tptnoet weroen 1pll. 9tngenpmmen.