The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1865-04-19

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The predominant feature Of our SCAR
rulousp neighbours last issue is pharisa-
,isml This conceded fanatic undoubtedly
fills some space 10 this world.
We were obliged to suspend the regular
issue Of our paper last week, on account
of sickness. We are thankful to be able
TO resume our accustomed dates.
~ MEssRs. SoUIEas a. HuSTISc are
building an extensive dock between the
Depot Of the d. q M. Railway and Fer
rysburg for the accommodation of lumber
men rafting lumber, shingles, DC, down
the river.
-. Lives there man with soul so dead,
That never to himself hath said"
That DR.. d. H. Seelye's Catarrh Rene
dy is the ne plus ultra of all Medicines,
always effecting q permanent cure, as
thousands are constantly tcslifying.
q WE notice the arrival of Capt. Frank
H. White, on iurlough, in this village,
where he resides. From an humble POI
sition, by meritorious conduct and faith
full application to duty, he has carved for
himself good name and high rank.
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Mr.. MINER HRDoEs, we arc Informed,
intends to have csrdiug machine in oper-
alton in time to accommodate citizens
with carding as soon as the clip of the
season is in readiness. The machine will
lie attached to his mill in Talmadge.--
Our citizens will appreciate the enterprise.
= Miss BRAYToS's Juvenile concert, last
week, at the Congregational Church, was
largely attended and an entertainment
that the public relished hugely. The
Development Of such musical skill and
power, 10 class so young in life, could
have been accomplished only BY master
1ly hand.
Q AFTER nearly four years of faithful,
arduous government service Capt. VIM. M :.
Ferry, Jr., has resigned his official posi-
tion and returned To bis home, in this
village. We hail his return with no lit
tie pleasure. AS a friend and former POI
ltical contributor to our columns we are
greatly indebted to Capt. Ferry. We are
assured from his own lips that bis politi-
cal sentiments aud convictions have only
been strengthened and confirmed by the
history, observation and experience Of the
past four years.
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GAN act of bravery, worthy OF note,
was performed by one Of orr brave boys,
Henry G. Plant, Of Crockery, member
of Company -, Fourteenth Mich. Iufan-
try, during the battle before Goidsboro,
ON the 10th Of March. The color Ser
geant and Corporal were both shot, and,
MS the flag Of the Company fell from the
hands of the latter, it was seized by
Young Plant, and borne alofL thenceforth
during the battle amid a constant shower
of bullets that rent the flag TO shreds. a.
star that remained has been sent home as
smemento 10 bis father, Mr.. Henry Plant.
WE are informed that the closing ex-
erciscs Of the winter term Of the Union
School, in this village, were highly inter
esting and, satisfactory to the numerous
visitors in ATTENDANCE. Not being able 10
be present we can not, Of course, give an
elaborate or detailed account of the pro-
ceedings, as we would be glad to. The
marked progress, order and efficiency, in
each department Of the school, is indubi-
table evidence Of the ability and foithiul-
ness Of those having charge Of the sew
srsl departments. Tho spring term will
commence on Monday morning next. We
have the promise of the superiuIendent's
report, for publication, next week.