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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20
LEGAL
SINERIFFS' RETURN.

A list real estate within the County OF
Mason, sold by the Sheriff OF said County,
on the 18th day OF November, 1879, for de-
linquent taxes due thereon, for the years
1873 and 1874.
ARBUCKLE DISTRICT.
lessee lngles, llSl acres, waters I6 hills,
soldto James b. Morgan.
jesse lngles, 1869 acres waters Big six
teen, sold to James b. Morgan.
CLENDENIN DISTRICT.
Ethaniel Belts, 10 acres, Gallipolis Island,
1 acres sold TO Henry Yaugcr,
Henry Cunningham 80 acres, Ohio Six
teen waters, 20 acres sold TO BENZ Franklin.
John G. Gilaspi, 80 acres 10 waters, %
acres sold to George Daugherty.
Samuel Kilgour, 800 acres Ohio 10, 100
acres sold TO Benz. Franklin.
Elizabeth MELVILLE l22 acres, Ohio six
teen, 80 acres sold to Benz. Franklin.
Augustus n. Smith, ga acres, Ohio Six
teen, l25 acres sold to Benz. Franklin.
Harriet Smith, 300 acres Ohio Sixteen,
80 acres sold to Benz. Franklin
K. A. Shank, q acres Ohio Sixteen 20
acres sold to Benz, Franklin.
HANNAH DISTRICT.
d. W. Bryan, $50 acres, Little Guyan,
sold to BENZ Franklin,
Wm. Chapman, 80 acres, Little Guyan
hills, sold TO John Bryan.
W. o. Roseberry and James w. lIOgg,
36j acres, Little Guyan, sold to n. b. HOgg
same 6l7 acres, Little Guyan, sold to n.
b. Hpgg
Jas speir 1855! acres, Guyan, sold to Ben.
Franklin.
D. B. Scott, heirs, go acres, Gnyan, sold
to Benz. Franklin,
same l00acres Guyan, sold to Benjam-
in Franklin.
COLOGNE DISTRICT,
3. p, Dyran heirs, lOll acres, Kanawha
River, 30ncres sold to jeremiah Yauger
same 40 acres, Kan. River, 30 acres
sold TO Jeremiah Iauger.
Jas. c, Minturn 3l6 acres Cow Run s.
acres sold TO Benjamin Franklin.
same 10 acres, Ten Mile, sold to Bcnja-
min Franklin.
John Sines, 81 acres, Kanawha Ten Mile
Hills, sold to Henry Yaugcr.
Emily Tucker, lot 26 Leon, sold to Jer-
cmiah Gaugcr.
UNION DISTRICT.
Elias Howell, Thirteen hills, 4 acres sold
to C. W. Nlaupin,
W. D. Hayes, 40 acres, Point Lick, sold
to c, W. Maupin.
Margaret johnson III acres, . acres sold
to VIM. II. johnson.
Casper LccCh 100 acres, Spruce Fork As
acres, sold TO Benjamin Franklin.s.
Malinda Mccoy, IL! acres, Thirteen Mile
0i W i' p uerSs SV" 10 w ilG h a"GseT
Mccoy, 30 acres Thirteen waters SO ocrrs
sold TO Bcniomin franklin w w. "
. John Weimer 2Sli ocrrs river and hills
80 nrTes solI 10 Beninmin FRANKLIN
YIN. Wcimer lO2 acres. Mud Lick Iiitv
acres sold to Ecni Franklin
Wetzcl John t.. $50 acres, Mud Lick ~
acres sold TO c. ". Moupin.
cOoprp nrsTprcr
c :. ~ i'i D'' ~ ~, ;,
Great hanawha international on and
Snit Company, 2ol acres kanawha Ten
Mic, = acres sold to jeremiah lauger'
LEWIS DISTRICT.
Fred Sebrcll heirs Lot No. 10. Point
Pleasant. five inches. sold ia John l. So.
brell
,t,cOv r1rV
"'''''E -
,JoScpIf ;. DoWrey, LOT d, lhlrd Street
above Centre, Mason CITY, sold TO fcter
k9uSh'
Johh SeoshnIS, ot ii Center 81, Mason
Nlty, soll to Jacob housh.
Mrs, NJ. Sidebottoln, lot " OF wide alley
Mason City, soId TO thrlN. NltGguu.
Thomas Thomas, lot 20 anderson Street
Mason CITY, sold to Jacob RouSh.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

Dr. w. c, Carr, Dentist is still in
town, and will remain two weeks
longer Office in lIolloway's build
ing, near Court House.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

The petty crcditsystem, which has
cursed all classes in this place, should
be entirely abandoned, Many a de-
serving man has had all his indie
pcndcncc, spirit and better manhood
crushed out Of him by debts which
he has found himself unable to pay.
lie thoughtlessly ran in debt, no
doubt honestly intending to pay it.,
but when the time came, he could
not spare the money without letting
his family suffer. He is ashamed to
meet the man he owes and cannot
pay, and crosses the street, or walks
around square to avoid meeting
him. The fault is more that of the
shop-kccpcr than the debtor. Cen
tlcman, do cash business, and you
will confer a lasting benefit upon
hundreds of poor men in and around
our town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

Capt A. Vance, of the GallipoliS
BMSc'i", was in our town on Monday,
His pleasant face was seen in our
mIicn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20
Lk Editor.

4ur, Editor
1t was stated by one of the speak
crs on the eve of our town election,
that he acknowledged the drinking
of liquorto be an-evil; butssI'pt the
best way to abate that evil, was to
have a lcgalizcd, or licensed seller of
liquor, and to see that the law was
enforced, or words to that effect, We
are willing to grant that this is the
view of a majority of those who in
the late contest voted for the social
ell Liberal Ticket, alias License
Ticket
We are willing to conccdo all sin
ccrity in this. So then there were
two Temperance parties in the cleo
ton. The only difference between
them was, that one party wished to
aid the cause of temperance, by
granting men the legal right to sell
liquor, at the same time enforcing
the laws, whilst the other party
wished to refuse license, and at the
same time to use all effort, possible and
honorable to prevent all illicit sale of
liquor in our place The Liberal
ticket was elected. 1t is, therefore,
pledged to see that the law is en-
forced. 1t is pledged and is morally
bound to aid the other temperance
party in having the law faithfully
enforced. Now let me say one more
word to the unsuccessful temperance
party. Gentlemen and ladies, you
arc stronger handed than you were
before the election. You will be sus-
tanned in the execution Of our liquor
law, by the leading men of the sue
cessful temperance party, that is, if
they we're perfectly sincere in their
campaign speeches. In my next |
propose giving you some extracts
from our liquor law, in oFdefthat we
may 60 to work to see it enforced,
NuTE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

The DANcE.-At the close of the
Concert Monday night. a dancing
party was given at the Kline House,
under the auspices of the Cornstalk
Cornet Band. Quite a number of
ladies and gentlemen were present
The festivities were pleasant and en-
joyable. In response to a compli-
mentary from the Band, we were on
hand, and without exhibiting any
great degree of bashfulncss, used our
number "tens' in such fantastic
way, that made experts blush. 1t
was unanimously voted by the ladies
that we were the most "gracefullest"
and the most "littenest" person on
the floor.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20
WEST VIRGINIA.;

A Ia County Court continued and held
"A for the County OF Mason ut the Court
House thereof on Wednesday, December
sd, 1870 ordered that the Clerk OF this
Court, furnish TO the Weekly Register and
Mason County journal, Il copy OF the classi.
Rcation of Justices Tor publication,
A Copy TcSc:
h. KlMBERLlNG, Clerk,
jam q.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

Stravcu from lIc IresDyIeIlal uI-
sonagc on last Sunday week, two fat
Turkeys, . dark brook "guble' and a
yellow hen. The Parson grieves very
much over his lost Turkeys, whilst
the Parsons wife, oft in her sleep, OK
claims, with a deep pathos o, my Tur-
keys, whilst the Parsons baby looks
in vain and calls in vain, pea,pca, pea.
No responsive guble comes back.
The Turkeys, oh, where are they?
Can you tell me?
A Court of the Independent Order
of Forcsters has been instituted at
this place. About twenty persons
were enrolled by Il, ", c. S. r. Ray
bould, last Friday evening. The
necessary arrangement for dispense
ton, &C., has been made, and in
about two weeks it viii be working
under full authority. 1t will be
known Us Point Pleasant Court No. 8,
We have not heard of any young
ladies availing themselves of the leap
year privilege of taking young men
out on a sleigh ride. Perhaps one
good reason for the same is that we
have not had much of a sleighing
season.
We understand that some gentle
men from Middleport were in our
town Friday, looking out n site for
the establishment Of n machine shop
ut this place. We believe they have
decided to take the old Woocn Fac
tory. We hope our citizens will cx-
tend to them proper encouragement.
Pctcrson's Magazine, for February,
is on our table. 1t is the best num-
Der we have ever received. Our lady
friends should subscribe for it with
out hesitation. 1t is undoubtedly
the best lady's Magazine pubIisbcdin
the United States.
From the Gallipolis Jomaal We get
this item: "The Langley mill, which
has been repeatedly offered for sale,
was sold on Saturday to the National
Bank-of Point Pleasant, for $1,000
1t was appraised at slO,S0O. This
Bank held the first mortgage on it
School commenced Monday morn
ing with fair attendance, and by
the grace of God, and the non-intcr-
vcntion Of the Board Of Health, will
continue until the end of the term.
We believe we can with certainty
congratulate our citizens that they
are now about rid of the smallpox.
No new cases have been reported
since our last issue. The afflicted
are about well, and nearly all who
were quarantincd have been released.
The poles and wire for our new
telegraph arc up. The Office is to be
at A. c. Vangilder's Drug Store
Some time this week the wire will
be in full operation.
We are informed that many of our
farmers took advantage of The late
spring-likc weather, and plowcd up.
their ground,
There will be services at the NJ.
L. Church, South, the fourth and
fifth Sabbaths at 10Y o'clock A. NJ.
One of the Point Pleasant Monu-
mental Association, has been SPEND
ing his leisure moments on the con-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

We regret to announce the death
of John ], Weaver, Esq, which oc-
cured last Saturday. Mr.. Weaver
was one of the oldest and most re-
spcctcd citizens of this county He
leaves large number of relatives to
mourn his loss.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

The January term of the County
Court commenced Monday morning,
His Honor B. ]. Redmond, President,
presiding, with Justices Geo. W.
Morcdock and W. II. Wallis, asso-
ciates. This being court for the
trial of causes, a petit jury was in at
tendance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

We are informed that many of our
farmers took advantage of the late
spring-likc weather, and plowcd up
their ground.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

There will be services at the NJ,
E. Church, South, the fourth and
fifth Sabbaths at 10l o'clock A. NJ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

Arrangements have been made for
the first of the lecture series for the
Reading Room and Literary Fund Of
our place, It will be a lecture illus
tratcd by panoramic views Direct
ly after the first lecture is delivered,
a number of the leading Magazines
of the day will be ordered through
Mr.. Van Matre, our enterprising and
accommodating bookseller who has
kindly consented to act as Librarian,
until sufficient funds are raised to fit
up a reading room. The INTRODUCED
ry lecture will be delivered on Friday,
2Sth inst. The others will follow at
intervals of two weeks.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

A runaway accident occurred Sat
urday ON Kanawha street. Itrcsultcd
in partly smashing a dray and scar.
ing the driver
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

This being leap year. the star of
Venus is in the ascendont and will
be the queen of the evening host of
stars until the Nth day of July,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

The Impeachment trial. is progress
ing. The Senators are determined
that no time shall be lost to the pco-
pie.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

One of the Point Pleasant Monu-
mental Association, has been SPEND
ing his leisure moments on the con-
struction of a model which will be
on the night of the 14th of
February.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

The poles and wire for our new
telegraph arc up. The office is to be
at A. c. Vangildor's Drug Store
Some time this week the wire will
be in full operation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

TIE GAME LAw.-The law for the
protection of game and birds, which
has been passed by the Legislature
makes it unlawful for any person to
catch, kill or injurc, any sparrow,
robin, blucbird, martin, thrush,
mocking bird, swallow, oriolc, gros-
baak, cat-bird, chcwit, pewcc, ground
robin, phrbc-bird, wren, yellow ham
mcr, flicker, and dozen other insec-
tivcrous birds; andbctwccn February
lst and October 18th, any quail or
partridge, and between February list
and September 1st, any grouse,
pheasant, prairie chicken, blue wing
ed teal, wild goose or wild ducks
The bill forbids the trapping, netting
and snaringof patridgcs; and protects
the eggs of all these birds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

The children of the Upper prcsby-
terrain Church will be treated to their
Christmas doings on the night of the
14th of FEBRUARY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

FAIR VIEW, January 18th, 1876.
Editor Rcgistcr
The holidays were much enjoyed
by the citizens Of this part of the
country, especially the children, who
were delighted at receiving presents
and one weeks enjoyment out of the
schoolroom, On the the first Monday
in thc Centennial year, school.room
duties were resumed; the average at
tendance of scholars in the District
is good. The visit of the County
Superintendent, Mr.. c. u. IIogg, to
the schools last year, was productive
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20
The latest Register is on sale at the
Point Pleasant Book Store.

The CONCERT, billed by the Corn
stalk Cornet Band, came off at the
Court House last Monday night
The large Court room was crowded to
overflow with the citizensof the town,
and adjacent thereto, which attested
in the fullest manner, their high APP
probation and esteem for the mem
bcrs of the Band. There have been
many entertainments given in the
Court House, but we doubt, if any Of
them ever drew so large an audience
together as did this one Of the Corn
stalk Band, and few, if any, left so
good an aftcrtastc. The performance,
was excellent in all its parts, and
would have done credit to many of
the renowned troupcs that are now
travelling in our larger cities. The
Band was assisted in their pcrfor-
mances, by Mcssrs. A. G. VanGilder
and +. A. Guthrie, Mrs. w. L. Hill,
Miss Jessie Thomas, Miss Veni
Thomas Miss Blanche Barbec, Miss
Katie Barbcc, and Mrs. j. c. Kuhn.
Where all done so well it would be
out of place to make invidious men
ton. The Concert was a grand treat
and will long be remembered by
those present as one of the happiest
spent evenings of their lives. This
Band under the nurture and training
of Prof. james Nourse, has been
brought up to such proficiency, that
our people may well proclaim and in
sist that the Cornstalll Cornct Band
is as good a Band as thcrc is to be
found in either of our great valleys,
May they GO on and Improve until
they attain national reputation of
hcing the best Band in the Union.
What the gentlemen Of the Band
need now, is a new outfit of instru-
mcnts, aud in order to secure them,
they may have to repeat, at some fu-
turc, time their concert.
The Band desires us TO return their
sincere and hearty thanks to the citi-
2cns, who soiibcrally patronized them
on this occasion, and also to the la
dies and gentlemen who so kindly
assisted them in getting up their
concert, and especially to Mrs. Z.
Stcrrctt who placed at their disposal
her fine and costly piano.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

IN 4 recent sINNUcr SUIT IN UhhrIGS-
ton, two of the cities distinguished
citizens, Hon. John +. Kehna and
Col. Thos. b. Swan, INDUCED in a
ptrsonalditiiculty. Mr. Kcnnastruck
out from his shoulder, by which Mr..
Swami went to the floor. We are
glad to say the gentlemen instantly
compromised and shook hands before
rising from the floor,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

From the Gallipolis Joupal We got
this item: "Tho Langley mill, which
has been repeatedly offered for sale,
was sold on Saturday to the National
Baak-of Point Pleasant, for 5000,
1t was appraised at s10,S0O. This
Bank held the first mortgage on it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

Springtimc has come, gentle An
ME.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

j. W. c. Armstrong, Attorney, has
moved his Office to Mr.. Geo, Martins
new building.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-01-20

There is some talk of building Il
Catholic Chapel in this place,
, 1876-05-20
THE BLACK HILLS,
Military Ar0ven1nnta - Arrlvnl In Civilized
Hounds of Returning mncrs-Guv. Thayer,
Of X1ryou1nr.

Military NTovementa Arrlval In Civilized
Hounds of Returning AIncrs-Gnv. Thayer,
Of Wyoming.
Special nspatcn to 7As Tribune
Sioux CRY, In, May ia returned miner
from Dcadwood Mines, Hack Hills, named
Charles Holland, arrived here to-day with 5000
In gold-lust which ho llaa dug himself within
less than six weeks. lie camo out aftcr prov!s-
ions, aud will start back Immediately. lie re-
ports that inincrs arc making s10 to $14 per day
there now, and arc not troubled by Indians.
Tho only drawback Ia the scarcity of provisions.
A large quantity will he shipped to them tho
first Of next week. Three other miners caulo
with Mr.. Holland, bringing about 81 800 In gold.
CHEYENNE, Wy, May 19.-The last two COM
pancs Ut The Second Cavalry for Crooks expe-
dltion left Fort Russell ut this morning, md
will cross the river at Laramie, marching
up tho north side To Fettcrmun, to
bo Joined by troops which leave the railroad
at Medicine Bow. tho whole foree reaching
Fettcr1nan about "Wednesday morning, when
Col. Royal, of tho Third Cavalry, viii take
command under Crook, of tho entire force. At
tho frat haltinE-pacc, Inst night, tiye acscrtions
occurred, the men taking tltr horses and cquip-
mcnts. The latest news arrived from ths Black
Hills to-day. Eldcrman Nealnn and J. D. May,
ou.it IT,. on lid inlian Creek. ''' i've q te,n
Ind Indians. tf Te inasn, had sneeeeca @ IN capturs Se
Ing tNfrty-fvo lfeu,l of stuck when t1ey 'wero
driven Off They mct about 400 men with eighty
wagons nortlwarl-lMnnd at Hot Creek, wEera
Capt: Egnn's command had also halted. Leay-
lug lot Creek, they rode Into Fort Laramie ln-
,nolcstctl. These gentlemen arc rrltablo
authority, and state That, on White
wood und De!ulwnol Greeks, tho claIlnn
nra being successfully worked, yielding SLOT
so tn thu man, but beyond this district the hos.
tiity and oft-rercated attacks on INDIANS On
psospcetors have almost paralyzcd tho efforts Of
miners.
Gov. Thayer departed eastward today to
secure, II possible, additional tsoopsto protect
tits frontier during tho absence Of garrison
forees IN tho l}lg Horn country, or, fafllng Ia
ths, ut least to procure arn,s and ammunition
fur militia organization,
, 1876-05-20
DIVORCE IN OLD AGE.
An Old Nun AprrelIe1,slve OF Losing Cou.
trpl nf His Property.

an Old Nun Aprrel'ns,slve OF Losing Oon.
tr9i nf His rruperty.
Special DttpatcA to TIE TftbunA
Pontiac, III, May l3.-Pranldin Oliver, now
50 yours old, probably tho Oldest resident Of
this county, IL not the State filed q bill Of d.
ynrcc IN tho Circuit Court Of Livingston Cpun-
" against A. Oliver, his wife. Mr.. Oliver po-
Ing tnanof large property and most eccentric
hahlts, thu ctrc has elected mitch comment.
Mrs. Oliver flied sross.bLll, ut which stays OF
the proceedings Mr.. Oliver filed cross-blll
Mr.. Oliver then nsdo ovstturcs to his wiso to
return Tho rAse eatne up this tnorlllng IN
hrhalf OF Mira Oliver, who R0w applies
tor aliniony anu lnonry to prusecuth her
euso. Sir. Ollvrr appeared IN court with ll!a
whltc locks falling down his bnck, md, IN
barrier between himself unh wife. Judge Pt!ls-
bury awarded Mrs. Oliyur 80 IL mouth II tom.
p,rAry allmony. with the a,!yhe that, II rosst-
t,lr they ,nnk.: in un,!catlc adjustment Of the
unfortunate ditl!cnlty. sig. Oliver also statrd
That steps wcrt brlng takcn to derslys hln uf
tho control Of llts l4rRc property una pnco u IL
thu hands Of Trustees Tho rstAtp y valued VI
5000, altl III past c1llslStS of u,000 actcs OF
lai'd iu tAls county, known ~ oliyys's GraYe'
Tie Hon, l.. i. Payaon ApJ,euts Tor Mrs. Oliver,
aud Mcssrs. Dubar atd Torrance for Mr.. Oliver
, 1876-05-20
MARINE.


hnnryAIs-schr II. H.. 1tnhl,asd, Mnakcgon,
lumber, schr Il. A. Simpson. tudlnYton. 1nmbeFt
schF Kitty urant. Saugntuck, lnmber; prup Japan,
HafIalo sun.lt1es; scllr cossaek. oswcgo, aa1t;
pFopC. uetz. Nantatcc, lumber; echr Jobn Marks.
Man1ftee, lumber; hthr Clara, Mnnfrtre. lumber;
schr u. s. Grant, Lake rrnycrre. wood; scow y.
II. Holt. Tnyior'n Pier. wos'i: schr z. Ell!nwool,
White River, lumber: schr t.ibctty, Mn+kesan,
lambcr. prop @. r. Heath. saugatuch, sundre.;
achr Japan. LudlnGton, lumber; prop Tempest,
White LIKE, sundE!cs; tchr Margaret Dali.
Lndinatnn, lumber; fchr Dolphin. Whlto
Lake, lumber. schr Il. s!mmnns, Atuskcgon,
lumber; scow WhIto Oak, LudInsion, lumber;
st. ss :s's' .esa T. Lsns III;
Iuml.cf; Tchr q, K. Johnsen, Whltu Lake. Lumbar; !;
sehr i. Grant. Mnskegn,, la!a.er; stMr Mn.keeon,.
aclis laclnc, LutinEton lumber; ret!r Itob TOY,
Lllalngton. lumber; schr Ottawa, M1'kegnn, lnTt
RS as, rssSs e@ ss s'aess 81. ST.
nominee, lnmber: tchr snnorn, Menun,ncc, INN.
ber; sehr n. Il; Ferry. White Lake, lu.n.
SSeF sesf sesf cne mse"%S9 %s %s ska Lake, uns,r 9
seow Mermaid, Grand Haven. iumber; tchr j..
Bates, White Lake, lnm''c,t; rchI jnson Parker.
lumber; sGhr Day ,sIring White Lake. lumber;
tsn5 Wa.5 es ;Si 1s St n3p ass sy
1and iass "winr: se! y' iy i %s sfs,d Iiats'
S!uskexon' lHmses' sehr c!sy of f'rand lsaPP!,s,
Muakegons lumber: kchT Ho!dcn !InFyeAt. Nils
lumber: schr Wnlynrinc. Grand Havcn. lumber;
heow Mary Helen; White Lake, 9ailEoad t!cr
onts; Ichr George i. slnsnc, buffalo. as, 900 bu
corn; ssnr sheGuygan, Man.towoc, 2H0 dry hides,
IL brls oil, htnares; stMr corona. st. Ioc, sna-
prop Tempest Montague, 90 hn corn. sunlrIes;
tcht Wal!n, Holland, 900 1u corn: .rrnp Charlcs
Reit9, Mnnlstee. 300 hn onts. sandilcs; prop, g.
ntnr Mnrkcgoi, Mnskrgon % hrls pork md s,l.'-
dries; prep st. Alhant. oRdcnshnrg, S.sto bu
lartl, anil snndsies; urnp i. Il. cnldwcl!. Iort
Huron, 1s,774 bn corn, 2,Gs1 prls Hour, 5o0
pkgs corn meal, VI brla oat.,nHal, II tcs lard.
80 cards stone; prop TrAder, Man!stur, " pkgs
1ndsei prop Commodore Bn!l0lo, 10, 0OO bu CVri.