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a. Preserve your Teeth--arrest decay
render your gums sound and. healthy-by the use OF
prevents Toothache. ilnparts pesriy whiteness t.
the Teeth, and . delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance to the breath-b free from all injurious
matter, and 10 recommended by physicians and del.
tsts superior to any preparation known. ses cir.
cuar ss--.F 1
For sale by PURCELL, LADDA CO; BENNETT.
BEERS FISHER; ADDIE GRAY; LAIDLEY
e. ROBINSON; GRUBBS & APPERSON, and al
Druggists. Price so cts. jal4-Sm
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CLOVER SkED...We are in receipt Of
~ several lots Clover seeds from the Valley of yir
ginia which we can recommends the plsnters For
sale by t-.a M. BLAIR & CO.
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g. The Great RassIan Hemedy.--RrSD De.
NO furfIco-aEsery mother should have 2 Dol n
the house handy, in case sf& accidents 70 '"' S =
drenn sr,.-... r.madv
Of thirty years standing, and j. " Rns
scians II Il sure and speedy cure for burnf 49,
Bo corns Feens chislsns and sG5e as % Ns
y. R.sb Ruuions. Sore Nipples, lrecommended Dy
nurses Whitiow Sites Fs.en Fis. s.es Ss sna
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, wsrt. and Flesh oand =
it, most valuable remedy and cure, which can oe
.ssd 10 bv Thousands who have used It In the cry
OF Boston and vicinity for the lest thirty ysa IN
NO insance will this Salye do an injury, or inIesIe
with physicians prescriptions II = made from .ne
nurest materisIs from recipe brought from hessls-
IF articles growing In that country-snd the proprs
tors have letters from all classes, clergymsn Pnyn.
cisns sea captains nurses and others VINO hsse a'eu
II tbemssyes aud recommend it to others
Reddips's Russia Sslve Is put in large TN ooxes3
slammed On the cover with picture of horse ana
a disabled soldier which picture to also engraved on
the wrapper Price IS cents q box
Sold at all the ia town or country or may 10
ordered of any wholesale druggist.
- REDDING CO, Proprietons,
No. State st- Boston:
80. RrNNETT REERS 4 FISHER Agents for
Richmond. @ 10 i>~sA
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Br Abel u Mayo, Will be found here.
after at the clerks office of the Federal Court Bosh-
era Hall, corner of 9Th and Main. 81 - 8 ,
He will attend particularly to CoNvEYAaCING and
drawing LIZ GAL INSTRUMENTS of every description,
and COPYING. s-sf AKA sass.S ;
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo, Esq.
at his Office in the City Hail. viii be duly attend.
ed to. EtaE
He will also take Dispositions. and attend to all
other buTness of . NOTARY PUBLIC. js14-Sm
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~ Miss Mary sceaeld. Prscepseress, No.
than eton.-rhia lady suffered for yeau with Chro-
ME infiammatory Rheumatism In its most malignant
form. She frst Contracted the diseass when two
years old, by being vaecinated with mstter from Q
child that had the white swelling From this time
womanhood her sufterinEs were extreme-she never
had reisf from pain until cured by HAMPTONS
LiNsCTUkE, We refe. the public 70 her letter ~
which win be sent to any who win address Mortimer
Mowbray, Baltimore. s.
An Extract from the letter.
~ often wish my parents had known Of this remedy
when 4 Was child, Is believe I should have been
saved the exeruciatine pain have been subjected To-
a. weu % the dsformty Of body must carry 70 the
grave, and my parents would not have been under
lag me- ~ they did 70 the celebrated Springs In Ens
land In search Of health. ] wish ali the afflicted
world could sse me end hear the benefits have do.
nyed from this Tinctare Of Hamptcus. TRY 10 make
sn acquainted with its virtues with whom come in
sGentiemsn, I am thousand .imss ssiissd 70 JON.
$50 7 remain your q ssstituis. - e
80 - .MARY A. ecovtELD.
ma. $50 w nsltinuors ssrses.
re i nss.rs Mortimer MewhEsy. 10 sslsiness ~
. & Delicate Lsdiss - sAilsrss win plsaas cvsis
Can "a ess panpAlss.A s.a 90 sssss u csa1AA
= ssmsI. n msSieis = lsy Gesphh. ssts'lA
: CO. Eiehnssds s. s. COOK, 1ssSssssSsiue y
sEoWsRzl. s:lanss:s "a q s. Ssssslse u sssss
- d ssG ssssScs ssssls. n ~ ss
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~ Gard. -Thomas w. keesee, AuctiOH-
GER (Oice with George J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl stu
viii attend in person to the sale Of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks Of Merchandise HorseA
&c. -z-.a..s5sgas. -
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Me-
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0Dc1Ar. NOTICES.

- 4 Gnr1.--I& ske Ladies ard Gensle.
~ wa Eve THe Cha sf7Y CoscERT At MErso-
fnIfrAs Hail. on kMfDAr - Erfss- ~ Csslfw =.
81 our city Teenusl breso che high tysim-
N psbliciy fendeshs you on their behalf ~
SINGERS thanks tepeciaAg g. me 1d.esl ior you.
is srseutins every part Of the Concert given BY Jon
r., thsir hsneft By this act Of beniacence you nave
doubly proved that MUSE the -
sudisnce win be rs.echoed from the hsst: o.
Ia 4. asrinr widows and orphans Of this city y
manner tbsuk him for rendering you Tree of chsrset
the use Of Metropolitan Hal. ,c.rpu ,savo
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" Hair Cufting.-.-Tol the citizens ard
strangers visiting the city, If you wish get your
hal. cut in the latest and most approved style,
would advise you to call on HOBSON, at the Hair
Cutting Shaving Shampoonins and Bathing saloon,
under the American Hotel, entrance on llth st.
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WINTER CLOT HI NG. CHEAP,
w CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.-My stock of Win.
ter Clothing am bound to sell to make room for my
Spring stock, which | am now manufacturing. Those
in any style of such goods bargains that
not be SURF passed will be to find them by CALI
ing at the House of VIM. IRA SMITH,
fe Is ia Main street.
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arrived. zu@ssssasgssa
The Missins Steamer Pacific.
There 10 nothing from the missing steamer Paci-
AZ She sailed from her dock In Liverpool on the
23d of January. ~ advertised -
Peace Congrcss.
The peace Congress meets 1t Paris about the
nth February II Ia doubtful whether Prussia
will be admitted to q representation in It.
All accounts speak favorably for peace. a
Engiand.
Parliament had been opened. The Queens
speech 10 quite meagre, and does not touch on
American affairs. - Z
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased Ss0Oo0
COmlnerciaI.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 2d.-Cotton advanced and
closed steady, but quiet Breadstuffs considerably
declined Canal -four 37s; Ohio 40s. White Corn
SIS 6dd39s; yellow 36s. Beef closed At ia for
prime Pork declined and quiet. Bacon quiet At
- q
ConsoIs GOT a9oi. Money more stringent.
LONDON, Feb. 2d.-Rice declined Rosin ad
vanced, and quoted at IL. Sd. Fine Rosin IS. Sd
Crude Tnrpentine quiet Spirits quiet at 35s. Sd.
Barring & Bros Circular quotes market dull
Breadstnffs declined. Iron firm Welsh bar So
So; Rails So IS. a 2e los. Sugars declined. Amer
lean securities lower.
From Kansas.
WAsHISGTos, Feb 16-Letters continue 10 be
received in this city from Kansas stating that the
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. OOKs RECEIVED AND FOR SALE

u BY a. MORKIS. - Z n. !,
THE illustrated Composition Book new and useful
work for schools containing directions, subjects
and blank leaves, beautifully ilastEated for COM
position writing S73 cents.
ROfERPSOPS History Of America sAd United
States continued to the present time, one large
octave VOL twelve splendid snsrayings; 81
LARDNER'S Popular Lectures on Science and arr
, including Astromy Mechanics, Electricity Ocean
steamers- Locomotives ThuInderstorms, ETC..
etc. two large octave vols with several hundred
cuts and diagrams; -. esq.
FREL11H'S Homonphatic Practice of Medicine,
explaining the. History. symptoms and Treat
n1ent Of al diseases, being complete medical
guide for every family 81 50. Gases Of Homo
tephstic Remedies, pat up in the best style, can
ha aupplied with the boot. -----..-.--. fe l8-St
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The certificate above we received from an old o..
timable citizen, aud one of the oldest Druggists In
thescity of Richmond, in accordance with the thoa.
sands Of ohers adding commentator to the virtue OF
BAKERS PREMIUM B1TTERS. Is -
G-Call 1t Messrs Purcell, Ladd Co.'S, and othss
Druggists, and supply yourselves fss
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or Som efhfng New, for the Ladies'.
Splendid rich Collars, at only ninepence each, at
n. EZEKIELiS Cheap Store, at No. Is Main street
did Rich. Collars, which win run of At ninepence
each. When worn, they have the appearance Of q
collar that Ia worth Eve dollar bill. Call and
select N EZEKIEL, rs Main ST.,
Next to r. X. Whites cheap Boot and shse
fe 6-dkc rs4s fg.sas-szss Store.
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A HEADQUARTERS LIST RECT. VA. VOLUNTEER.
a z2 Richmond, February l6, 1856.
E1ORDER No. 9. -. vz, Issssss ass ~ sl.t -
W III. This regiment Will parade ON FRI
DAY the 22nd inst IN full winter uiform. with four
rounds of blank cartridges, Tn line win be form
ed on Broad street. the right resting 9Th ST At IL
o'clock. A. NJ. sEsG slIH4 s-sF e@g,s
. I'LL Tho commandant of the Artillery will cause
the customary saiutes to be fred at day-break
rise, noon aud sunset. -sisfsss-
IS BY order of Col August x sF8T =
fa JS-5t s-rzss1N n MILTON CARY Aairtsnt
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: EE t:ibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro.
TYPES AND PHoToGRAPHs. OF EVERY SIZE and DE.
and made permanent, or III desired, TO life size on
paper rstsining the perfect keness and painted by
frstclass artists, making most beautifn and desrs.
BILE style of portraits set
Ambrotypes, In lockets pins, cases, and francs Of
all descriptions. z. E. GIBBS,
- Corinthian Hall. Main street, below 9Th.
fe is FfsteF F5Et<ts - g4sssa Richmond
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p- IL IL with willing pleasure that
add my Testimony TO the efficacy of BAKERS
BITTERS," In relieving establish ed case Of Dys-
pepsa, from which have suffered for number OF
years. The use of q few bottles convinced not
only of its value Tonic, but its permanent relief
inSWater Brash and Sour Stomach. confidently re-
commend 1t to the afflicted.
IKE. McNEaAKA.
Richmond December 18th 1855 sAs 2 ftS1EFs
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vAuctIon Notice.--Having retained pcs.
session of the large warehouse f4th street.
ly occupied by us, are prepared to receive con-
ignments, for sale at auction, of DRY GOODS
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or say
other description of Merchandise. The premises are
vsntageously exhibited. Terms liberal and prompt
returns rendered. -.---------s. e-.s--- /.
de 2I--ts - KENT, FAME CO., Aucts
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Rich,nona 80 - -. 800 fe 12-d6m
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~ Hair Dye, Hair Dyed Ohnson Bar.
bex, has Hair Dye which 10 instantaneous and
washes off, We viii advise all who dye to give john
or no charge : - 81 fe'7s5s 73 - $3.50
!. Also to Be had FLErcHkR,s HAIR Tosrc, an intsl.
hbe remedy for all the ills that the hannah hsir 10
heir to. rEs e. Be5 ss 4as 10
1ora STREET sETwrEs Mvn cAar sraErrs. :.
no q ssss u -
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@ Heads Taken Of Without Paip.-.w We
have heard Of people having their limbs amputsted
without psin, but never before have we known that
heads were serered fran the body so easily until
called upon 81 MONS and him srecatf ssrsrai Rae
heads by process Of his own, and which we know
caused no pain hut rather pleasure both to the sab
jects and their friends - s,.s8s.s fei2
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~ DIR, James DOve--Onlce corner Of Bank
and 9th streets, opposite the Bell House ia s-Sm
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VALTAHLE Rial ksTATE Of gAKY

AND GRACE STREETS, FOR SALE.-The
subscribers authorized to sell that valuable half
lot at the Of Cary and 7th strests adjon
ins the tobacco factory of VIM Anderson, Esq.
ALSO-A 6nc building lot, at the corner of Grace
and LIST Streets fronting the south side of Grace
street s. feet, running back 15S feet to alley.
For terms apply to
ia I2-4t GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08

JOHN G. FREMoNT--We take the follow
ing extracts from private letter from gen
tleman residing at Providence, r. l.:
any opinion is that this rash, mutinous,
unsafe and inexperienced young man, Ere
mont, can in no event be elected, and ought
not to he. l say mutinous, because his life
has been life of mutiny and resistance to
established authority. He could not get
through college withom expulsion; he could
not get married without an elopement; he
could not serve in the Senate seventeen days
acithom fight acih brother Senator for
words spoken an debate! He could not be
an officer in the army without being court
martialed and found guilty of mutiny and
disobedience to orders. He has been all his
previous life in the hands of the Jesuits, and
is not now in much better hands, being now
in the hands of set of Wall streets brokers'
l really believe that if he could be elected
his administration, controlled, as it would be-
by George Lar, Wall Street and Thurlo~
Weed, would be the most corrupt ever known
upon the face of the earth.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08
SheriF's Sale.

IL virtue of an execution issued out of and
y from the Circuit Court in and for the county
Oh Ottawa and State of Michigan, and to me di-
Iccteu, against tie goods and chattes, lands and
tenements of j. b. Geer and i'm favor of Michael
fnrong, have levied upon and taken all the right,
ute, and interest of the said j. b. Geer in and to-.
the Following described real estate, to wit:
me southeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter the northeast quarter of the southeast Quar-
Ter, and the northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section four, town nine uorth. range
hfteen west making in all one hundred and TWEEN
W acres, all Oh which shall sell at public auction
or vendue, to the highest bidder az the old school
house, in the village of Grand Haven, the place of
holding the Circuit Court in and for the county of
ottawa State of Michigan, on Thursday the twen-
teth day OF November next, at one o'clock in the.
AIernoon' JOHN B. PARKS,
<oS WI Acting Sheriff.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08

The DEPOT BUILDINGs.-We are inform
ed, reliably, that the D. q M. Railroad Co.,
on Wednesday last, purchased of VIM. M.
FERRY, Jr, eight acres of land on Ottawa
Point, a site for depot buildings
We received call from Mr.. INNS, Engin-
eer on the D. q M. Railroad, who states that
the contract has been let for the completion
of the road to the mouth of Grand River,
and that the utmost despatch will be used in
its completion. A large force of laborers
will be set at work Immediately between this
point and Grand Rapids, and in few months
the ears of our citizens will be saluted with
the shrill whistle of the locomotive. And
all the people say SO let it be.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08
Domocrot,c senatorial Convention.

Convention of delegates from the several
counties in the Thirty-Frst Senatorial District
will be held at the house of Alfred A. CAIN IN the
town of White River, on FRIDAY, tne loth aay oi OF
October next at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF
selecting a suitable candidate for Senator of the
Thirty First Senatorial District, composed OF the
counties of Ottawa, Newaygo, Oceana, Lake Ma
son, Grand Traverse, Wexford, Missaukee' halkas-
ganized county will be entitled to delegates from
each organized township, and unorganized coun-
ties to one delegate each.
ii. A. HOPKINS, Nj. HARRIS,
J. MORRISON j. w. BARNS,
II. G. Posi-,
Democratic Senatorial Committee.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08
Democratic County Convention.

A Convention for nominating Representative
to the Legislature, and the several County Officers,
will be held at the Courthouse or place of hold
ing the Circuit Court, at Grand Haven, IN the
comfy of Ottawa on Tuesday, the 18th day of
October next, at seven o'clock, p M. The ratio of
representation to be the same as at the last conyen
ton, TO wit:
Ailendale 8; Blendon 2; Chester 3; Casanova 2;
Crockerv 3 Georgetown 3 Holland 8; James
town 8; Muskegon s. Norton q Ottawa A Ra-
VIENNA 3; Robinson 2 Spring Lake 5; Iallmadge
6; Polkton4; Wright 5; White Rivera; iceland 7.
GEO. PARKS. NJ HARRIS,
M EASTMAN H. ID. Posi-,
Il. Nj. De BRUYN,
Democratic County Committee.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08

ces and parties connected with the naming Of
this point are we'll known to our older citi-
zens.
Pottawattamie Bayou was so named from
an old Indian, who for many years stationed
his camp at its entrance. He was noble
specimen of the red man. He married into
the tribe of the Ottawas, but never lived in
their villages or among them, yet always
near them, apparently friendly, reserving to
himself the right Of enjoying unmolested his
own society and unapproachable dignity
Rosy Mound received its beautiful and sig
nifcant title from Hon. limo. Eastman, who,
probably, was the first white man who as
cended its summit, and found its sides and
apex crowned with wild roses in richest pro-
fusion, imparting the most pleasing emotions
to his delighted senses.
A brief sketch of our early civil and judi
cial history in our next
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08

HOME MATTERS CoNTINUED.-In 1886
Judge Hathaway arrived at Grand Haven,
from Massachusetts,, and built house nearly
in the rear of the splendid mansion of Z. W.
White, Esq, and fitted it up for the accom-
mediation of boarders. Subsequently he re-
moved to the Velsey Marsh, thence to his
present residence, in the town of Crockery,
ten miles from Grand Haven, on the river
road. Judge Hathaway is one Of our promi-
nent men-has held the office of Judge of
Probate for the last twelve years-has been
Supervisor of the town in which he resides
most of the time since its organization, and
enjoyed to an eminent degree, the esteem
and confidence of all who have the pleasure
of his acquaintance.
In the fall Of $50 J. M. Patchin, ESQ.,, a
very influential citizen of the same township,
arrived from Grandville, and pre-empted
lands at a point now known as Patchin's
Bayou.
About the same time Mr.. A. p Bryant,
brother of Isaac Bryant, Esq, prominent
citizen of Mill Point, and well known to res
idents on Grand River, made claim of lands
just below Patchin's Bayou, portion of which
the year following was sold to Col. A. Norton,
and constituting the present site Of the vii
lage of Nortonville.
About the same time Mr.. Lord made a
claim on Indian lands, just below the claim
of Mr.. B., known now as Lords Bayou.
Mr.. Dan Velsey arrived from the State Of
New York the same fall, and pre-empted a
large tract of land at point ten miles above
the mouth of Grand River, portion of which
is known as Velsey's Marsh. Several hundred
acres of this tract have recently been sold to
Messrs. Becker, Ranney d Spoon, who are
just completing thereon one of the finest
steam saw mills on the river. Mr.. Velsey
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS -
At a session of the Probate Court for the County of
Ottawa, holden at the Probate Office, in the vii
lage of Grand Haven, on Monday, the sixth day
of October, in the year one thousand eight hun
rate OF George Daxrer, upctdstd - I'LL" '"er'
\ PPLlCATION having been made to this Court
"A for letters of administration on the estate of
OF said deceased, by Polly Baxter widow of said
deceased: Thereupon it is ordered. thar MONDAY
the tweny-seventh day of October, inst, at -four,
O'Clock in the afternoon, be assigned for the hear
ing OF said petition, and that the heirs at law of
said deceased, and all other persons interested in
sad estate. are required to appear at session of
sald court, then TO be holden at the Probate Office
in the village Of Grand Haven, and show canse IL
any there be, why the prayer of the petitioner
shoulu not oe granted And it is further ordered
that said petitioner gvn notice TO the nersons in
erested in said estate, If the pendencv of said no
tition. and the hcarin gthereof nv consinc q CO
Of the order to be published in the Grand Riypeyr
Times, q newspaper printed and circulated in said
county of Ottawa, hreeuccessive weeks nreviouS
to said day of hearing. '0"'
WILLIAM HATHAWAY. Jr
~OZ W1Nl Judge of probota
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asy- We call the attention of the publ,

aS" We call the attention of the public
:, tho advertisements af sCuRIsTopuER METZ.
store, Tor The manufacture and sale Of Tin,
Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. He also keeps
constantly on hand liberal supply of Stoves
of every variety and style, and a general as
sortment of Hardware, Fancy Articles, DC.
Hitherto the people of this section of the
Grand River Valley have been put to the in
convenience Of patronizing Grand Rapids
dealers-and they have been honorably dealt
within this line of business. Now that
hardware establishment, so long needed in
this vicinity, has been opened, let it receive
merited encouragement and liberal patron
age.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08

ES- The Washington House was reopen
ed on Monday last, under the proprietorship
of Messrs. LEGGAT. A hasty survey of the
different departments assures us that all who
favor this house with their patronage will find
every accommodation ample and complete.
The furniture, bedding, DC, are entirely new ;
the rooms are all newly painted, and are, or
will be, at the earliest possible date, nicely
carpeted and papered.
When we say that this house in point OF
internal arrangement is equal to any in West
ern Michigan, we fear we scarcely do it JUS
tice. But we leave this matter for guests to
decide. We think the number will not be
few who will find it for their interest and
comfort to patronize our young friends, the
proprietors.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08
Republican Senatorial aud County Conven'
ton.

Republican Senatorial aud County COnven-
ton.
Convention of delegates from the several coun-
ties in the Thirty-First Senatorial District will
be held at the Court House in the village of Grand
Haven, on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1856, at o'clock,
p. NJ, for the purpose of selecting suitable can
ddate for Senator of this Senatorial District com
posed Of the counties of Ottawa, Newaygo, Oce-
ana Lake, Mason, Grand Traverse, Wexford, Mis-
saukee, Kalkaska, Leanaw, Antrim and Manstee
Also at the same time and place, the delegates
from the several towns of the county, will meet
for the purpose of nominating candidate fol
Representative and County Offices. Every town
is requested to send delegates.
BY order of the Committee
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08
STATE OFFICERS:

STATE OFFICEhO:
For Governor, ALPHEUS FELCH.
Lieut. Governor, EDWIN H. LOTHROP.
& Secretary of State, FITZ HENRY STEVENS
State Treasurer, ROBERT M. DAVIS.
Commissioner of Land Office, ALLEN GOOD
RIDGE.
Auditor General, DAVID L. DENNIS.
" Superintendent of Public instruction, TRAN
CTS w. SHEARMAN
ATTORNEY General, AMOS GOULD.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-10-08

re" We have been favored, by the pub
Usher, WALTER B. SLOAN, Esq, with several
numbers of the Chicago Daily Meas, a pen
ny paper of merit, very neatly executed, neu-
trail politically, giving the latest current
news in brief, and well worthy the patronage
of business men and others.