The Grand Haven news., 1865-03-08

SouiP"ny, 'uiS "ooh. ll \
b WE notice the arrival, within a few
days, Of portion Of lot Of one ihous-
and hides, for the tannery af G. B. Albee,
Esq. They are a superior lot, purchased
Mt Ionia.
q The steam sawmill Of Messrs Cutler
d Savidge, at Mill Point, has this week
commenced active operations first
one raising steam hereabouts for maufac-
turing purposes this season.
Q We regret to learn that Rev. VIM. M.
Ferry, whose health has been declining for
several months past, is now quito focblc---
SO much so that he is confined to his
room and only able to see few visitors.
The upper cabin of the river steamer
Mason is being heightened, more room
being demanded for the accommodation
of the largely increased way and through
travel anticipated during the coming sea-
son.
Doors and shoes are made and repair
cdxin the best manner at S. Juistema's
shop, on Washington street, opposite the
hardware store. A ine assortment for
men, women and children can be found at
this place, at all times.
We would call The attention of those
of our readers residing on the north side
of the river, within our county, to the no
lice Of special election, for Representa-
tive, for the second representative district,
an place Of Hon. George Luther, resigned.
"The grave, dread thing!
Men shver when thou'rt named; nature appard
Shakes off her wontcd frmncss"ss
And to the end that this feeling may
be avoided, use DR.. ID. A. Seelyes Liq-
uid Cattarrh Remedy, tho never failing
cure of that dreadful disease, Catarrh.
We are informed BY sheriff Vanderhoef,
who has just returned from taking Q
young woman, from this place, to the In
sano Asylum, at Kalamazoo, that Otta-
wa county is SO fully represented in that
institution That positively no more sub
jects for medical treatment can be receiv-
ed therefrom. bs } sa
O Two new companies have been formed
here for tho transaction of General For
wardiug and Commission Business
Messrs. Blair g. Parks, occupying toe two
lower, and Messrs. Hunting d Squiers
the upper warehouses. Lively times are
anticipated on the docks, in this port, The.
forthcoming season,
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF THE
Cry OF New YoRK.--Joseph U. Orvis,
President been one of The most en-
terprising and successful agents for the
various Government loans. Over fifty
millions have already been placed in the
hands Of the people through its agency
within nine months, and il now advertises
TO furnish The 7-30 Notes BY express, free
of charge, in all parts Of the country. Its
object is patriotic, and the high reputa-
tion Of its officers, as we'll as its capital
of n million dollars, is a sure guarantee
athatthe 1905 subscribed for through its
agency will be promptly forwarded.
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oWM. BARTHOLOMEW, Sergeant Of Go.
"G,' 2lst Michigan Infantry, died at bis
fathers residence, Crockery, on the lst
instant, aged 23 years. He returned
home on furlough early in November
and has since been sinking gradually uu-
der the enervatiug influence of chronic d.
anhea, contracted while in the army.
He was one Of those young men whom
to know was TO love. He was the son Of
Mr.. ARA Bartholomew, who lost two sons,
one son-in-law and three nephews, while
iu the United States service.
The funeral Of Sergeant Bartholomew,
cv E~;J.r lost ,.o. otto,dad hy /, 1.roa