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The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

The smallpox broke out in the family
of G. w. Pratt, jeweler, in this city, a
week or two since. The family were
taken TO the pest-house but he pratt
continued to nipgIe with the people, and
continued at bis place of business, until
the authorities were about to arrest him,
when he skedaddled and went 10 Flint,
stopped at a large boarding house in that
city, and in few days was taken down
with the small-pox.--Jdeksoa Patriot.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

The symptoms of Catarrh ms they generally
appear are very slight. Persons find they have
cold, that they have frequent attacks, and are
more sensitive to the changes of, Temperature
In this condition the nose may be dry, or a
slight discharge, thin and acrd,s afterward be-
coming thick and adhesive. As the disease be-
comcschronic, the discharges are increas ed in
quantity and changed in quality; they are now
thick and heavy, and are hawked or coughed
OIL. The secretions are offensive, causing q bad
breath; {; the voice is thick and nasals the ewes
are weak the sense Of smell is lessened or de-
stroyed; deafness frequently takes place. An
other common, and important symptom, Of Ca
tarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear his
throat in the moaning Of a thick and slimy m,r-
cous, which has fallen down rom the head dur
ing the night. When this takes place, the per-
son may be sure that the disease is on its way
TO the lungs, and should loosc no timc in arrest
ingit. r. - =
The ADORE are b9t. .feo cf the many Catarrhal
Symptoms.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
FERRYSRURG HOTEL !
JOHN PENNOYER, PRopR1EroR.

/sts.=A THIS spacions and well lnbwh house has
M;;; recently been leased by its present pro-
-Hs'N- pfietor and no pains or expense will be
spared to omake it, in every respect, most desra-
BILE and comfortable for. customers. Passengers
from the Cars, going North, will connect here
with the u. s. Daily Mat-Stagc. and. from, the
North, going East or West, with the ID. & M.
Railway Trains.
good barn and stable accommodations fur
nished at alttimes, Terms REASONABLE.
= = sbtng, Apfil6, 1854. - - ~ $50 tf
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

WE understand Captain Squiers is get
ting along finely with the two tugs now
being built by him. One is already ap-
preaching completion, and the other in
a forward state. The smaller oneis to be
provided with two wheels, and Of suffi-
GENTLY light draft 70 run 70 Grand Rap
ids, without serious inipedimsnt, during
the lowest stage of water We predict
liberal patronage to 4 tug Of that des-
criptiou, on the part Of those obliged to
send their timber, lumber, shingles, DC,
in RATS, 70 this place, for shipment from
different points along the river between
this and Grand Rapids and eastward Of
that place. Scows will be provided 10
convey wood, bark, slaves, DC, TO their
respective destinations on the most rea-
sousbls terms. asifg8 a 81
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

The harbor appropriation bill, pow be-
fore Congress, proposes a grant of $780,
900 for the improvement Of Chicago
Harbor, $5o,oeo:for Milwaukee $5o,pOo
for Cleveland, $4,000 for Racine, $685.
600 for Kenosha, $4,000 for sheboygan
and $4,000 for Grand Haven. ..,.ts.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

These Bitters are composed Of materials
which, from the extensive experience of the inf
vcntor, has been found to prove the most efIica-
cious in removing Billiousness, Jaundice, Fever
and Ague, Deraugements of the Liver, and all
diseases arising from an excess of bile upon
the stomach. They possess wonderful tonic
propensitiess giving strength to the weak and
debilitated, elasticity to the muscular system;
strength and vitality to the entire human frame.
They cannot be taken .at all times, without re-
gard to diet; are pleasant to the taste, assist d
sestion and give the patient an appetite and
leavo the system in perfectly Healthy condi-
don.
Ey- Try bottle; you will be convinced and
recommend them to your neighbors. They are
the best tonic Btters in use. See Advertise
nent. [dec21w4.]
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

DIRECT TO SAGINAW il is the design of
the several railways between. this city aud
Saginaw to complete arrangements soon
whereby trains will run directly through,
without change Of cars, between Detroit
and Saginaw, trains leaving each point
mc.aing and afternoon Press.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

AMONG the attractions suggested for
the benefit Of pleasure seekers at Muske-
gon, during the current winter, skating
park is the most prominent.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

THE weather, for the last threeor four
days, has been quite mild and thawish.
The future Of SHOWS and thaws we ven-
ture to predict: If the thermometer
should fall to ten degrees below zero it
would indicate a decidedly cool atmos-
phcre. II, on the other hand, the sun
should dart warm, dissolving rays direct
Iy down through the snow, for length
Of time, il is tolerably safe to conclude
that, the snow would leave, and a
reign Of mud prevail till q change came
over the face Of nature.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

The Washington Chronicle, Mr.. Lin-
colos home organ, tells us what it under
Stands by the election. 1t says that
Abraham Lincon is again invested by the
free suffrage Of the American people with
higher authority than Roman Dicta-
tor or Russian Gear!
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

m yaag WAstiSQToN, Dec. ,25sri'
An official dispatch from Gen. Foster,
to Gen. Grant, dated 22d. Z p: NJ, states
that tho city of Saysnnal was occupied
BY General Sherman on the morping Of
the 21sL and Che proceeding afsernoon
aud night Hardce retrenied with the main
body Of his inlauttty and light. artillery,
blowing up ths iron III 81 slads and the navy
ward. 80, ..,....,
dred and fifty guns, ihirteea locomotives
in good order, one hundred and ninety
cars, large lot Of ammunition and ma
tetials Of war, three steamers and $4,000
bales Of cotton. 81.
No mention is made Of the present po-
sitiop Of Hardce's force, which has been
estimated at fifteen thousand.
s. New YoRK, Dec. 25.
The Richmond JKhig Of the 22d has
an article On the dark days Of the Con
federacy. II says Hood was badly defeat
ed, but be can learn a lesson Of endurance
from Early. If his defeat proves worse
thai, il is represented it will be the first
instance Of the kind since the war began.
The Herald's Washington dispatch,
Gath, says: Richmond pa pcrs Of the oath
contain official dispatches from Whining
ton Of Friday afternoon. AT that time
26 Union vessels re-appcared off that
place. No attempt had been made to
land troops or attack the fort in conse-
quence of storm. a. msx !,
's ~ BALTIMORE, Dec. 25.
The Associated Press letter from For
tress Munroe, dated p. M, Of the oath,
says the mail steamer Thomas Collier,
has just arrived. A telegraph operator,
named Baker, belonging to one of the
chief Offices in Richmond, escaped night
before last and made his way successfully
into our lines yesterday. He was sub
jected TO severe examination by General
Grant, and stated that intelligence..of the
fall Of Savannah and capture Of the entire
force, $4,000 in number, had reached
Richmond few hours before he made
his escape. There was an idea prevail
ing at the same time that Fort Fisher,
commanding the entrance to Wilmington,
had also fallen before combined attack
by Gen. Butler and Admiral Porter's
forces, but this could not be traced to any
reliable source. 6
The spirits Of the citizens Of Richmond
4
he describes as in a very much depressed
state, and it was with much dificulty that
the authorities could exercise any inhu-
ence whatever over the press and citizens.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

Q Rev. Mn. OooLE, a student from. the
Theological Institute, New Brunswick, N.
J., will preach in the. Congregational
Church, of this village, next Sabbath
morning and evening. =
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

A REsoLuT1oN has.passed'a committee
Of the U. S. Senate asking the commit
tee on military affairs 10 recommend an
alteration of the enrolment act, so as to
include in the enrolment all persons be-
tween the ages Of eighteen and forty-five
years.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

A LABoRER at Bristol, England, claims
to have discovered the true secret of per-
petual motion, after twenty years study.
He asks s5oo,ooo for the secret.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

Br the late decision Of the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue bonds Of
township officers, tax receipts, &C., are ex-
empt from stamp duties.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
Order For a Special Township
lf1A Meeting.

- OTTAWA CoUNrY, TOWNSHIP OF
...., GRAND HAVEN.
TIT is ordered by the Township Board of
l. -.said township Of Grand' Haven that SpeAg
cial Township Meeting be held for the purpose
Of determining whether bounties shall be paid
by:said township to Volunteers, to fill the quota
Of said township. on thepending call for Three
Hundred Thousand Volunteers, for the military
Service of the United States, and, if so, what
bounties shall be paid, and -alse to determine by
vote what sum shall be raised Cor the purpose
and whether it be raised by tax or by loan
which meeting will be held on the tenth day of
January, A. ID, 1866, to commcnceat two O clock
in the afternoon, at the Court House, in the viii
lageof Grand Haven. in said township--a re-
quest having been made to- said Township Board
forsuch meeting for the purposes aforesad.- x
Given under our hands, atlGrand Haven, this
23d day of December, A. ID. 1884,
! y II. w. DUNCAN, ! Township Board
! y. GEoRGE'PARKS, of 49,.
z Z. w. BARNS. Grand Haven.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
AN Enolishman has taken the Mains /,

AN Englishman has taken the pains 10
weigh the clothes worn by lady Of
eighteen, Of average size, and says their
weight is l4t pounds. He thinks there
is no doubt that by continually carrying
this. burden about them, ladies waste
their physical strength.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

UNDER the late call Of the President
for 100000 men, volunteers will be jac:
copied to the 18th day of February,
when The draft will take place to fill de-
fciencies, if any occur.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
Fofhe Grand Havs6 kswi
'A slERR< pHIaerMAs,s REApAR-

90 W
tx Msrry Christmas Danish care,
Let every heart be blithe and gay,
win thankful hearts W celebrate
,ssouf SAVIOR bitth, 4his christm6s by. I
- RsnsGnant- CrsAtorp Kind. sr.ss...-..-.-. -.
= May NO appreciate. Thy love, ~ Z
Repewed with every rising sun, S.
x Yrapsmitted 70 us from above.s :.
"a Merry Christmas" to old ngc,
With silver brow and furowed cheek,
Let US o'erlook each childish whim,
In kipdest accents to theni speak. t..
To middle age we homagcpay,
And may the laurels fair Of fame,
Woven in garlands rich and rare, =
Grown with success each honorcd name.
"a Merry Christmas to gay youth,
z With hearts brimfill Of glcc;
The sparkling eye, the happy smile,
!. Tell us the heart Is light and Free.
Wen romp with chidihoodfrec to-day, :
ANoh SuoVk tucif hiiie VII, tHotA iuhShtoi WIN
Join in their games and sing their songs,
And we "were again child"
Wen meet around the cheerful hearth,
And tell of joys and sorrows known;
Wen spcak of all our soldiersbrayc
And all the honors they have won,
Wen think of happy hours gone.by
For in our nem'ry still they live;
Pcrchance .weIl think of wrongs received.
But only that we'may forgive.
And should sigh escape ourlips,
For those we miss around our hearth,
we'ltcheerus with the happy thought,
Exempt are they from cares ofearth,
And if a tell tale tear should fall
We will not wipe that tear away
Surely the loy'd and lost may claim
A tear, although It's Christmas Day. Z
~ =. HATTIEO.M---.,
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

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gross, by Mr. aKassou, taking the duty of
paper Wenhore il may become a law,
10 the great pecuniary advantage Of both
newspaper Publishers and readers.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
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The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
T Els sTIM,oNIALs.

From Hon. TAos. J. Turner, r-vember of Go.-
gress, from luinofs; fate ypeaker of Illinois
House " Representatives and GRIND Master
Of a., 4. and A. ", Of the State of Illinois.
-, s. FREEPoRr, Oct. 2I, 1863.
Dedr Sn'--ln reply'to your notice Of the 18th
INST, l would say that was severely afflicted
win Caiarri for years, whep Ibecame acquaint-
ed with you and bought two bottles of vo,,r IL
quld Catarrh Remedy. Before / had used one
Dottie was sensibIy improved, and, before the
SECOND De'tfe was finished was completely cur
ed with Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours
.tt.s..,+. TopS..L TURNER.
This is TO certify tbstsinrthe use. of DR.. See
Yes Catarrh Remedy, r experienced much re-
iief' and have heard many speak of it as being
for the cure of Catarrb.,
= = Yours, &r.,A - - - y y
= ! = q - ~EDwARD ELY.
CHICAGO, May 18th, 1864.
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der the fremont House. Chicaqo. M.
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JOHN PARMLY.
CHcAGo,'ILI-, May 9th 1sG4..
. ~ ~ n 49, - s,ef o
Fon SALE BY-H.. Griffin 4 Co. and Angel q
North, Grand Haven, Mich. = [n2s4y1.l
-. 80 &c
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
MILWAUKEE HOTEL,
STEAMBOAT LANDING.
OPPOSITE PERRY SONS OFFICE,
water street, Grand IIaven,, M,eh.

T1HIS House has recently been purchased by
Il the proprietor, who has thoroughly refit-
ted and nnrnshed il IN The hest manner, and the
public viii lind most excellent accom- modations
1T this hotel at reasonable prices
Zss- Good stablipg can he relied upop.
ED. KILLfAN, Proprietor.
May i'iSei' 1868 #.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

A BILL has passed both Houses Of Con-
gress, imposing . Tax Of Sc per gallon on
distilled spirits, to take place on and af.
GER the first Of January. Y 'ae'i'''
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

4STATEMENT 6 thelxoo -glnAi IN We
several Counties comprizing the Thirtieth
Senatorial District Of the State Legisla-
ture, of Michigan, for Senator in the
State Legislature, for tho 30th Senatori-
AfDistfict AZ the general election held ID
the. counties Of Ottawa, Muskegon and
Oceaha, on the eighthsday Of NovembeF.
in the year Of our Lord one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty-four.
The whole numbersof votes given for
said Office Of State Senator for the Thir-
tieth Senatorial District. was. four .thon-
sandthree hundred aud sixty eight 436S.)
And they were given for tho following
persons, viz:
William H. Parks received two thous-
and one hundred and forty-two
votes. 2l42
Elias w. Merrill received two
thousand two hundred aud sew
onteen votes, ,.,,,u..ar + 22l7
Augustus w. Taylor received
one vote, /
Augustus W.. Tailor received
one vote, l
Blank received one vote, !
Converse Cloze received four
votes, 4
Elias w. Merit received one
vote, VI /
Victory P. Collier received one
vote, l
- -
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The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

0 THREE cases Of small pox are reported
in the family Of VIM. Thompson, near
Nunica. The sufferers are the sister of
Mrs. Thompson, young lady of some
fourteen years of age, nephew Of Mr..
Thompson, a lad Of some ten years ofage,
and a hired girl. II is supposed the NAL
ady was communicated by a wandering
German, who asked and obtained lodging
for a night some two weeks ago. DR..
McNett Of our village, is the visiting
physician, and we understand all the pa
tients are doing well. Vaccination is
going on rapidly in the ueighborhood.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County OF OrrAwA, We do hereby
certify that the foregoing is correct state
ment of the votes given, and of the de-
termination thereon, Of the Thirtieth Sen
atorial District, for the State Legislature,
for the State of Michigan, at the General
Election, held in the counties Of Ottawa,
Muskegon and Oceana, on the eighth day
of November, in the year. of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four,
Dated at Grand Haven this 2lst day
of December, A. d. 1864. +"
PETER VAN Den BERG,
Clerk of Ottawa County
and District Canvasser.
CHARLES j. PFAFF,
Sheriff Of Ottawa County
and District Canvasser.
GEORGE FLEMING, ,..a.. ~
Dep. Treasurer Of Ottawa Co.
and District Canvasser.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

lOtdi- ---- Fooo
Whereupon the Board of Canvassers OF
said Thirtielh Senatorial District, deter
mined that Elias w. Merrill has the great
est number Of votes and was duly elected
for said Office of Senator Of the Thirtieth
Senatorial District, for the Legislature
of The State Of Michigan, from and after
the first day Of January, A. d. 1865, for
the term Of two years.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28
CncAeo,.ILL., MAY 9th 1861.

.s ~ ~ (. 4--i - =
FoR SALE BY-H. Griffin 4 Co. and Angel a
North, Grand Haven, Mich y [n2S4y1.l
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

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