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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
Fremont Ontrages- american Electors Nnbht.s
nndIins,

FroW Inr Ilurmuau IIme--
BY telcgrnphic dispatch from the office Of tho
indianapolis Banner, we learn that General Stapp.
State Erctor for the American ticket, aud II.
Bradley, Eleetor for the Sixth Dstrict.were mob
bed at Shrlbysille. on Saturday last We have
not learned the particulars, but do not doubt the
reliability of the dispatch.
All the participants in the outrage were Ere
monters, and we recognise in the act n species Of
Border Rufliansm. that tallies with other net 3
that have characterized their movements. Free
speech is only free when on their side Il the
question. The acts of Saturday night last havo
excited universal disgust among all honest men
in that vicinity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

a., N,ndav lat saws the shasta Republican,
"a. # tho Stages which run upon the lreka road
| left the pitt.risrr station ON lis way from 1feka
| IA tho valley The coach bad M passenger anu
W. driven BY Jerry Robbins, Familiarity known
| among the drivers ~ Curly Jerry Ktter
leayip,, the PIT river station the road passes over
, .tttch a, thirty miles through wilderness IN
} which no water can Ice obtained and without a
white inhabtant. \ great portion OF this DIS
lance i through timber or ehapparei. Alter
/ 4,raee,ding several miles over this lonely and
da.alnte road "A shower Of arrows was suddenly
poured upon Jerry from the thick bushes which
lined each eide ai the road. Wounded in sever
nj placc- and With many arrows sticking i'll hi
clothes and arsh. 'Curley" put the whip 10 the
b,rseS and commenced a race for life through an
ambnScade the extent Of which he was unable 10
determine. The ntfrghted horses, hit with scv-
era arrows. boHn led over the ground. flying with
such rapidly tt the vehicle threatened every
moment to ,cap-ils smash in pieces against the
stump- and rocks From every bush and hiding
place capable If cpnccnling foe, jerry received
n flight of arrows. At length small prairie was
reached, clear nnd open, aifording no lurking
place for the terrible >nVages.
Fortune favors the brave aud fortune favored
Jerry. In the middle If this prairie the c1ach,
which had received many severe shock, sud
denly broke down. jerry, bleeding from nlany
wounds, hastily jumped from The vehicle. This
action WINS observed by the Indians behind, who
with thousand yells sprang from their arnbas
cades aud charged upon him. But Jerry was IN
time. He sprang upon one ri the horses, and
leading the oihers,again commenced running tho
gauntlet for life. The prairie WIS passed. aud the
tenn again plunged into the dangerous chofpar-
eI The nmbuscade still continued, and j ,rry's
clothes became riddlcd with arrows, even II his
gloves. But, although covered with blood. he
continued to urge on his horses, encouraged by
the thought that every bound brought him near
er the Hat Creek station As he drew neaf his
post. the shooting gradually slackened, and jrr
~ finally arrived ht the door dead than alive
having ridden through an nmbaseade ten miles in
length.
\ messenger Immediately dispatched to
Shasta for u surgeon. DR.. Raymond left ON
Tuesday evening to the relief of the wounded
man. Although the driver had sixteen wounds,
noue Of them. we nre gratiied TO learn, is mortal,
and he is now considered in fair way TO reeov-
er.-S IN Francisco Ueraid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

The Great Council of the Improved Order of
Red Men of the United States, assembled in AN
nual convention in their new and beautiful hall,cn
North Paca st, Baltimore. on the 9th If last month.
We notice the following representatives from the
g. G. Of Va: Past q. Sachems-J. A. L. Entcr,
Jno. w. McNen,A McAlis'er, +. G AlberIi,;&
There were representatives from the states Of Ken
ucky,fennsyiyania, Maryland, Delaware. Mis-
souri, Tennessee, Ohio, Indiana, y. Jersey aud
n ork. The following new tribes were reported
as having been instituted since the last enuyer
ton. viz Osyka Tribe No /, New Orleans. In !;
Hawstha Tribe No. |, st. Louis, Mo. The fol
lowing officers elected tor the presen, Grand
Sun. 56l7: forW. q. incohonee,P. G. s. Bonsnl
of ST. Louis, Mo; for w. G. 5. Sag, Z. G., s.
Carter of Del; w. 6. j. Sag, p. G. s. Wi>
tenburg. of Pa; w. G. p. Mcneil, of Va; w
&C. of r. p. G. S., j. l.. Booker. of Md; w
OK of w. p. g. j. Gorsuch, of Md. The &
Chiefs were installed into office by Z. G. J
Hugh Latham of Va The c. Incohonee mad,
the following appointments; Rep. a. Briuon. o
Pa; w 6. Tocakon, Rep. j. o. Alter of Mo.
w. 6. Minerva; after which the council adj
journed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

bilious Disease, "t long continued illness fanny kind viii find
Carter Spanish Mixture the only remedy which Will revive
their dropping constitutions. cNoIN bad humors from
blood excite the liver to prompt and healthy action and by
It's tonic properties restore the patient to lie aud
We can only a9y try it single bottle ia worth all the
called NaeaP1l1 in existed II contains Mercury. Opt
any other oxnus poisonous drug and can be- given
L. the Youngest infant without hesitation
Soc le certificates of wonderful the bottles
Motr han live huuld persons the City Richmond Va
can testify to its good effects See adyersen,
D.t.L u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
rdnesday Morning, Oct. N. 1896.
Mr. Eillmere. Can.e In rcnn.,l'n"i".

The resnl, of the recent election in Pennsyi'
yania has not ii sheartened Mr.. Filmore's friends
in that State. though il has determined them to re
pudiate all fusion with opposite parties and 10
narsue the contest wholly upon the national
Ground which their candidate occupies. Al "a
large meeting held in Philadelphia ON Thursday
night. this determination was earnestly anIou".
ced by Mr.. Granger, of New York and received
ed the enthusiastic approval OF the thousands
who listened to him
The Republican party, the speaker remarked, Test
i6ea in the strongest terms. IN Mr. Fillmore favour
when 10 heighten the iniquiiy.c those "ao have
Arongb the county 10 is present state they urge
,hat il enioyed the highest prosperity hhea l'''i-
,lcrt pierce entered upon his naturalization Nhon'e
had that prosperity sprung. hui rom the aa'n'n,'-
,,,,iop ~ Nr FILLMORE Nflard Fillmore vas the
81. ,.an who has filed tho Executive Char. Tor the
lssftbif,s YEARS that had come out OF witt high
or character and broader fame than he entered &C.
His Administration Wa such as, az tts termination,
10 force even from antagonists the highest eulo1irs
And was he changed nov, from what he had been
The speaker depicted the lamentabe condition OF
the country and asked who can alay the difficulty
who can stop this civil wsfi No man now IN hom'-
nation but Willard Fillmore
Tte nrN, question was, could he be elected \
general response of ives In the State oil feuusYI-
vania be had three times the strength that any man
,youid snnpose who had not ennyassed the State ana
become Intimate with all the voting district. The
speaker referred to the tanntng claims OF the Re
rubcsus to their strength and asked what~as tho
relative force of the Fillmore men and Republicans
rs shown in the ballot boxes Of Philadelphia \
voice athree 10 one There were many Fillmore F
men here who had NOT presented themselves nj The i
polls and the speaker himself knew thousands Let +
/, he known that there stern integrity otIur- +
pose in the Fillmore party 10 carry forward, without
Hinching Willard Fillmore n tho candidate o' iho
State Of Pennsylvania, ana We viii see hosl come T
up that.w astonish everybody, md lead Oh LA crr-
tain victory
The speaker then referred 10 the strength 81 lhr
Fillmore party IN New York. and declared iae vote /
of that state certain for him. And a. to Tie south
ern States Mar, land, Kentucky, Tennessee Lon'-m-
ma and Florida would come 10 the work with Ger /
ainty and lie has strong hope ol both Aofth Caro-.
lima aud Virginia. Whom II WIS seen thni hr. h'- /
ohanans chance was gone, aed the southern vote /
could secure tic election Of Willard Fillmore tn1IH
be doubted that the southern states womb hesIN'r
for "A moment 10 settle down buI cast lhHHl uhlINH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
CITY PROPERTY

Pursuant decree Of the Circuit Court ION.
ton Of Lynehburg pronounced tie Goth dav - y tot7
Chaneery suit therein depending puaor H. s',
Brown &c, vs. Hendriss, He.' the uudefss.. IT. 90
missioners appointed for that purpose, Will on '.
nth November next on the respective lr,m,- or NE
lie auction, the following Nauaole city property sold
purpose OF eheetng distribution among the leaa Tue
lives Of Ammon Hancock deceased +f'fseita
commepens w,th ha very valuable story lfek Jadp
Nowlin & Co = ''fN
Two houses and lot at the Intersections I.t ar
and first alley, in of Jno @. MeelHs store, ha5 street
Also House and lot with a ground at,
Mr. Francis Morrsons residence. viii r. n POD r
TERMS or SAGf-A credit in three eqn,1 tsiat,t D.
l2 and II months, will be given bou3s vlH am '
rity and the title TO the property Withhold ur the W
the purchase money shah have been paid The iIt % 90
prone believed to be unquestanabc but " lA'
only title as is vested in us by SAID decree 'ty
J. L. BROWN
oct NdataWtis \. O. HANlnlk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

In Brooklyn, opposite New York, there dwell K
Almost remarkable couple. a Scotch gentleman
and his wife, whose sympathetic speciality i q.
love and yeneraton for everything connected
with the name aud fame of Shakespeare. The onr
is capable critic and the other a charming read
- ct the great bard, and they may be said to
live, move and have their being in the study
OF bis works, aud in II constant effort IA d. hi,
memory honor MIR. and Mr.. Balmanno are
friends and correspondents of Mrs Mary Cowaau
Clarke, the great Shakspearan commentator f.
whom the world is indebted for the complete cen
eordancc of the plays Mrs b is Il most nc.
eompG>hcd painter, and we see it stated that she
has prepared for presentation 10 Mrs. {. two
groups, one representing all the flowers. and the
other all the fruits named in the plays The de-
vice is said 10 he exceedingly Ingenious aad the
elect very beaut iful. 1t certainly is a beautiful
labor otlove. IA I'd will doubtless be highly yalapl
10y the talented lady it was designed for.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

-. .ou,aaes meai 4 ihc feel that Dee he- az nl-
tptrshlo Crichtan IN hi- pay. IN aois ns III don
biz IN. literary javrneyman is the sea Of
Madame Sala. a theatrical performer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

THE NATIONAL INTELIIGEEoER argues with
ability against an elective judiciary. That there
are strong objections to the experiment made in
this country, in many States, of eecting tn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
FINANCING. AND wALrxuNG AcAnrm%

kg MIR, JAo. l.. BAKER respectfully announces T. -
ct/ru,u Lynehburg and vicinity, that his second f5r
instructions in the above elegant accomplishment viii e,
the lnih OF November at the WarN * lonsa
fvoly variety OF Fancy Dance will be ntr. Irel a. ~
by SIR j. II. Gorlet J. Gillespie and hiseif in The m
baltimore Schools
Particular win be paid the instruction Of c,a
drrn, and imparling them thorough know Of ~ ~
lite Art.
TtEMs-Por the session of Twenty four Lessons sn,,
TIMES OF rrfroS--Fur young Ladies. Misc, and VI
Friday evening from to clock, and Saturday ienr
from luntIae,. and evenings from to oflnc
Gentlemen NJ, nday, Wed esday aud Friday evenings r,.
10 10 O'Clock.
charge priyate lessons given residence Of nm
pills 1T the Il I'll. '
Persons wishing to take lessons will call me NJ the W.
wick House, between Il ana the l0ta November
Mr. b comes well recommended from ALinglon and ey
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

Thursday the 18th OF November ,At II - p
the next fair day thereafter shall offer for sale y
W II broke Mules, 10 Mich Cows yoke If 0AeI aud qua
Young Cattle and Hogs also the entire crop Il com i'r
barrels Fodder, Oats Shucks Straw, &c. Ar ~ -0.
Terms, SIX M 'ntis credit kO r. WILLIAMS
ncf ~ CID Ami.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
E1aLa of Is56.-uy supp, of Boots. Nh

Hats Caps Trunks and other articles in my linz unp
sually large, and offered tar living prices god oer
Viii good friends and all who wish call examine ana
Of the best assortments of goods in my line offered in
LyHchburgf F. >EAWRY "
pc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

~ DEBT ! AN DETERMINED TO BE-p,n#,...'
every one that cent To, forward ON r. H6
dav 81 November, which time will sell % Iiaei ISL
Negroes consisting of women, boys and pirlt aus
I>ev aud valuable could be asked for. Stock - t
descriptions Crop Corn, and about 10000 pounds f
And a the sama time III sell about 1000 acres of
portion my saluail c Farm in Bedford County lynq
waters Ivy Greek, 9mtea from ,n, hburg and e w
the virginia Tennessee railroad. Some say am ~
want find out II it is true think there viii be ei,9
pay all that lowe Ny friends Samuel Garland Cbar3. J.,
Slaughter and John & .Nccm will superinend the alp.1
90 away dis sed The sale will be for t4.l
suspend all buSiu, s. to close JOHN. f. UAWKtNs
sep 20 diaw Stt4uov
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CoNhI IA1..


..z..i.h.,, yobnrro md W h'a' = ., :. "a.
= nst'""' ..'fIl55Itr a rUlsnAH II JNA 'L.s'a
y,r, .s doing and prices hlsh ~ "' - 3 -, no.
i3Hs' , -, 49, = t. ~ good 70 me Jugs q =" ~
- so to q. GOOD and nm shpfisg anu a. 81
sis to l. hne manufacturing Loaf e. l q -, =
- -. prmngs are selling from - - To -; Z. a, IN
Npf II : Receipts very light Red 81 % "h"' - -
/ ~ s,,,sr,ne 81 Is Extra o. Family 81 50
toKN-e9 els h'"' 49, JNo. CLARK,
Commission Merchant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

IYXcuBt Wholesale PRICES eI mrs ny
fnRRftrLD EyFRY TUESDAY ANn ,. ef'pNi "'
\. b. RGCkER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL oho.Eh NM
Com mission Merchant, nm, q,
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, IL N'iib' - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

The steamship La. eapt Fssb# =. t.1m san
joan del Mort. VIA h Wet. pot intn iiamP-
ton Road, IN Tharsda, Ter supply Il COAL
She has IN board 7l2 passengers aud sl56,563,
70 in specie
The New Republic reported as quiet when
tbe Tea. sailed. and everything about san Juan
bore the impress If Improvement.
Frnln tie II N.cafae aense We take the follow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

"a CAT Skin Boots every quality and stre SOCK
complete. and offered at the lowest possible price
l.. l.. ARMISTEAD.
get gifts under Toia graph Ddee
}pp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

' County on Monday the l3th day Of October le56
Richard NJ Callahan, Plaintiff
against
Catherine i. Robinson David d Callahan, ightowerS Ca
laham Geo. j Callahan, Daniel 7. Callahan Mildred A
tallalau Letia Is Callahan, Mainda G. Callahan, the last
infants under 81 age Defendants
The object OF this suit to obtain decree of Court Tor the
sale Of negro girl named Naucv. belonging the
the late Helen Callahan distribution amongst her heirs
Audit appearing by proper affidavit Med that the defend
tUtAnrihe Robinson David u Callahan. lightowel Ca
lahan, George J. Callahan. Dauiel T. Callahan, Mlld
Callahan. Leta b. Callahan and Malinda &. Callahan
residents Of this IS ordered that they do apl
here within month after due publication hereof ami
what uecossan protect their interests and that cav
this order be published week for four
the Lynehnafs Nrgnan an posted at the front daor
the Courthouse Of this county The first day OF tie
County Court. y eoPy.--Tesfe
john c Muueli, pQ GEO. WIN DABNEY. Clk
ret 4w
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alY AnAnsA co.'s MXpsEss.-.s .e.ona

7VVFY OF NtnIs ana Boy Inc N0ngN017 NaI1Ts n
peTpr article entirely new Gents Dress Caters
10 lit without wrinkle, and please every particular
fall Dr',s Shoe. Callaud see l.. L. ARMS fEAD.
oct @.-ts under 1eegral h Office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22
VIRGINIA STATE AGRsCuI.fiRAL

IAIK- TitketS viii be issued n Tue Olte q In ln
lany IN Petersburg commencing Monday the 9Th d o
erfor One Dollar aud aAsf for the trip tf
urn good TO return at any time before Tuesday ild ia If
November.
The Trains will leave Petersburg:
Express Train Daily at "A +
Accommodation Tram Daily (except sunday
Mail Train Daily IL 81
The Trains will leave Richmond.
Express Train Daily Except Sunday at : aN
Mail 9pN
On Wednesday and Thursday The goth and 31t1 0eoie
ma rams Viii leave Richmond > p NJ, for leiersharz
ne ushl rates OF freight will be charged ali sot- ana
"iher articles going to the Fair but all such ami ~
as may return from the Fair if the property o he @
ts, shal be carried back free such d return @
Passeu over TINS Road the charge paid shall be reHI
presentation OF Certificate showing hat such
elcs have actually been exhibited
IHOS. DODAhEAp
Office r. q P h. r. Co. SuUcr,utend,ll
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!,nIk: EAaK!! FA.s !..-Thc Union Aar

cultural Far nin held in pt rshur. the Isl, 2-H-
I luS, Dds ttlr TO be more attractive iiaH L. fI.
~, '"r STOCK Of Goods IN my Merchant Tailoring AM
t ''S "' al WIN choose 10 give cali II Is t,-.
',' costs 10 - through and examine my STOCK Oh ,.
49, res ahd NestEgs, II ady Made Clothing ana
,7 '''"is' II only to pass off ne; aud gentlemen M
t NY Yea To a"so "h.her wishing goods ot nj %
" ~ !,u want goods they are FIR sale at less p
IL any other house in the Gil, Of tie same ca,set -
oct lGdtS A. Svralaare II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-22

$50 Boxes Glass, all foIn sXlO 3X4s Coach
Glass. Copa Coach and Japan Nauishes Spirits Iurpenu
Zinc in Tin "lIosehrad Bra d. the best made Lewis Pure
Lead &c, &c. tor sale cheap 10y
J. II. THOM PSOE 4 60
oct ~ Is I4rr4s,.,.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-09-10
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

TN the matter of the estate of William Sutliff
4 deceased Notice is hereby given that by viz
tue Of license and authority granted to the under
signed. by the Judge Of Probate in and for the
county of Newaygo, in the State of Michigan. on
Monday the eighteenth day of August A. ID. 1856,
will sell at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
at the house of Ebenezer Wilson, now residing on
the premises TO be sold. in the said State Of Mich
igan in Ottawa county, on Monday the thirteenth
day of October, 1856, at two O'Clock in the after
noon Of that day. all the right title and interest
with which the deceased died seized in and 10 the
following described real estate to wit: The south
west quarter Of the southwest quarter and the
southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter of sec
ton number nine COZ in township number ten (lO)
north of range number fifteen (15) west, contain
ing eighty acres Of land, all lying and being in
said Ottawa county.
EMELINE SUTLIrF, Administrators.
August Is, 1856. 257 WI
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-09-10
Creditors Notice.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, IS =
Probate Court for said county: In the matter Of
the estate of Richard s. Conkin. deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given that have appointed
/ and do hereby appoint Monday, the third day
Of November next, and Monday. the fifth day of
January next, at five O'clock i'm the afternoon Of
those days, at the Washington House, in the viii
lage of Grand Haven, TO receive examine and re-
ject all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Richard s. Conklin, late Of said coun
ty, deceased, when and where all persons interest
ed required to appear and present their claims
with the necessary proof for allowance, or be
thereafter forever barred of all claims against said
estate the fifth day Of January next being the last
day of the time limited for the creditors of said
estate to present their claims for allowance: And
it is ordered that the administrator of said estate
give notice TO the persons interested in said estate
by posting up a copy Of this notice in two public
places. in Georgetown, and in two public places in
Grand Haven. and also by causing a copy of the
same to be published in the Grand River Times. a
newspaper printed and circulating in said county
of Ottawa four successive weeks previous TO the
first day of examining and allowing claims against
said estate. WILLIAM HATHAWAY. Jr.,
25S Will Judge of Probate.
Dated at the Probate Office, in the village OF
Grand Haven July 5, 1856.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-09-10
Mortgage Sale.


nEFAULT having been made in the conditions
IL of certain indenture of mortgage. eXecu-
ted by l.. NJ. S. Smith and Ann H. Smith, his wife,
TO John Sears, Jr, and Charles g. Smith, dated
the twenty day Of October, one thousand
eight hundred and tifty-tive, and recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds, for Ottawa Coun-
ty. State of Michigan, the twenty third day of
October A. d. 1850 at four o'clock, Z. NJ, in liber
of mortgages, on pages 10 and 100, upon which
said mortgage there is claimed TO he due at the
date of this notice, the sum of two hundred and
twenty seven dollars and ffty-siX cents 1927 56)
and no suit or proceeding in law having been in
stituted to recover said sum, or any part thereof.
notice is hereby given that by virtue of a power
of sale contained in said mortgage, and pursuant
to the statute in such case made and provided, the
said mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at pub
lie auction of the mortgaged premises therein des-
crbed, to wit: Eighty feet wide, and one hun
dred and ten feet in length, and described as fol-
lows commencing on the north side of Barber
street and running east one hundred and ten feet
ll0) thence north eighty feet (S0) thence west
one hundred and ten feet (ll0) thence south
eighty feet (S0), TO the place of beginning being
on BARRIERS Reserve as is shown on the plat of
Mill Point, and surveyed by Mason Eastman,
County Surveyor and being part of lot five CO..,
of section fifteen (l5), Of town eight ~ north of
range sixteen (16l west by the United States sur
gan. at the place Of holding the Circuit Court for
A. d. 1856 at one O'Clock in the afternoon to pay
the sum due with interest and cost.
JOHN SEARS Jr, ,,..oo
VIM II. PARKS, Atty.
Grand Haven ,julV % 1916 1910 wi
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-09-10
Election Notice.
Sheriff's Office, Ottawa Co., Grand Have
Spnfnm her 1915
August IS, 1856

Sheriff's Office, Ottawa Co.. Grand Haven,
September /, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the General
~ Election TO be held in the State Of Michigan,
on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of
November next, the following Officers arc to be
elected, viz:
A Governor, Lieutenant Governor Secretary Of
State. State Treasurer, Auditor General, Commits
sioner of the State Land Office, Attorney General
Superintendent of Public instruction. one mem
Der Of the State Board of Education. six Electors
of President, and Vice President and Represen-
tative in Congress for the Third Congressional
District Of this State, TO which your county is at
tached. Also Senator for the thirty-frst Senate
rial District, consisting of the counties of Ottawa,
NewayRo, Oceana, Lake, Mason, Grand Traverse,
Wexford Missaukee, Kakaska, Owena, Lelanaw,
Antrim and Manstee Also one Representative
TO represent the District composed of the county
of Ottawa, in the next Legislature provided by
law Also the following County Officers, viz:
A Circuit Court Commissioner, County Treasu-
urer, Sheriff. Clerk and Register Of Deeds, Prose
cutting Attorney, Judge of Probate, Surveyor and
two CoronerS.
JONI b. PARKS, Under Sheriff and acting Sheriff.
Grand Haven, Sept. /, 1856. 1857 WHO