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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-04-12
KINGSLAND & CUDDY,
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NJANCFACTC RERSof Steam Engines all sizcs Saw and
iN1 Grst Mil Machncry Boilers and Sheet Iron Work
tsrker and johnson Water Wheels; Tobacco OIL
c Presses cad Furnace Castings. and Iron
Of description. Also, Frazes Patent
Ni"riers promptly attended TO. and all work
TIC best description. a1-6m
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-z-rERNs CASH. NJ. CROFT. ST. Paul.
DRY KILN.

THE undersigned from
the saw sr otherwise. their Patent corner Of
jackson and Ninth
The above method 90 drying riber
petent judges 70 be highly beneficial persons wishing dry
lumber ami IS rapidly Coming
States The process i not sSy. orcng
Will not injure lumber seasoned make
more compact and capable OF receiving finish.
Lumber GIie dsys, Persons can make
ARRANGEMENTS for drying by calling At kiln.
All lumber burned in the process seasoning, viii
paid for a mill prices.
March 10. ls5e-tf wAKEyIEID & Co.
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PARKER s. WlNSLOW,
BANKLRS AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
st. Paul, Minnesota.
q. II. PARKER. J. NJ. wINSLoW.
G. II. PARKER,
TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.

II Collections made throuchoul Minnesota. charging the
Exchange, and the collecting.
Loan. negotiated yielding to 80 with
ceptionae real security. bonds able in New
York q else where as instructed.
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JUST RECEIVED BY EXPRESS,
A THE BOOKSTORE OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
IA Almsnacs for 1856, in English and German;
Pocket Diaries for 1856;
Ups and Downs; 3JfHsi tslf.t lft't fftt
The I.oTgnettej
- Fudge Dongs; 3Di 3ti.sc se1~ - +&z
The Fruit Garden;
Memoirs OF James Gordon BENEFITS Hf'&
The Hidden Pathj
The Newcomers; -ti a- 7t'sfts-tf '.t-~
The Old Homestead; $50 -.-,.r
The AMERICAN Poultry Yard; " '''
Maud. BY Alfred Tennyson; d.
The Boat Club
81, Women the Nineteenth Century, ,....
Schiller and Goethe;
The Book of 1000 Anecdotes; t.f......
The Three Colonies Of Ausralia5
Life OF, Seward, with Selections .t.,.
The Modern Horse Doctor,
Sequel TO Our yks at Homej --.tlyfr. ..- rt
The Improved Housewife;
-. Puddleford and its peopej u tlt.lia f8ss 81
Frank sie's Port Folio Of Fancy Needfework edited BY
Mrs. Ann >. Stephens; Ii.ff.f-E rs 1fFi .sss5
Hints 10 Anglers;
:! Fern IAaves.. second Series. FIR. FREUDENREICn,
nn23-tf BY Won HAMM.
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NorEs AND DRArGHrs.-A liquor seller in
n neighboring tewn has, since the new liquor Law
went into operation, changed his sign. 1t now
reads something as follows: sNetes and
drafts negotiated and sold.'' . =
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RAGS: RAGS. RAGS.

RAGS: RAGS: EAGS:..
IL those having article. shanse
n them good Books, the subscriber 10000
Of Rss good clean linen and cotton, ship BY
Send yorr rags along. '~ wM. DAHL.
ST. Pap April - 1856. 3w-t&w
e VACCINATION.
DER SONS desiring yzccnsed have IL
pure Vaccine N after by calling - ,s,ss.,s =. j
=, - .5-.--a- DIR. v. II. MILLER,
nS-tf Next door 70 the Times Building.
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e. NJ. A. M Chandler, in Williamsburg
District, S. c.. recently killed forty-ssyen pat
idces on the wing. out Of fifty single shots. 2
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Extract from DR.. Hayv. Certificate.

Extract from DR.. Isyy' Certificate.
regard this invention addition
Of light, and conf d~r that in advance
other chemical il will the
Is the Safest, and most simple. AUGUSTUS A.
Assayer TO the State Of Mass.
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NEW BOOKSTOREy


NEW ,BOQKSTOREg
~ HAMILTON &Cos, sdooss atorsr Once, receive
-: Ing and OPENING the largest and sss ssssrPsDt z
brought Of CHICAGO, which the
ioSe gsp Ss 70 On.
comprising 1000 rolls, witch vert
Those wanting Wall Paper would dowel TO look At
Our ssrs Of 1TeNERY can't beat this side Of Chi
WRrT1N0 PAPER Of all grades. PENS, INK, RUBBER,
INxsrANDs, RuBKRss BLoTTING AND DRAwlNo PAPER
Of all descriptions and in fact all articles usually Kept In Sta
tionery establishment. ( ~ scsil-s 4t2 50 ~ <l'-
Pens, all warranted which offer 10 the publc ut Easfe
prices Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, article
Lsdgers Journals, Day books Pas books snd Aeorandum'
We have good stock Miscellaneous BoeAs great
Cheap pncaticns. We have IN store very large mock,
and ones received by Express they issu
ny which all the new works forwarded to
printed.
csons, Nhfch offer low other
town.. Give call. f.fft.1 G. HAMILTON l. CO.,
June 29-tf. doors above Times Building.
-F-T7- - WALL PAPER.
u. WALL PAPER and BoRDERIxcs The patterns very
choice and Of the latest styles. Call AZ 1.r.s ,
Oc2-n HAMILTON CO.'S bookstore.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BEG inform the inhabitants Of 81 Paul and sur
rounding country that am now prepared to sssesd to all
business in my line, wholesale and retail. '-.t
Blackwell on Tax Titles, '.'a''-f 80
A few thousand Novels,
Music and Musical Instruments, ...-...
Strings from the coarsest to the best Htaany
Hair for vion-bows, as , --.,.i- ~ sfFf ....f
Music Instructors.
A rev pure gold fancy goods for Christmas,
School Book Religious Rocks in English, French and Geran
no2sAr -.1f Bookstore opposite the Post Once.
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DOND & KELLOGG would say briefly that they
ID half well prepared active fall and winters bas
We and VIII sell cheap house OF Chi
We afford throw the freight from Duet
make enough besides. We want al and
customers call as possible. Country merchants will
please gice call at least, before purchasing.
OLD BROWN DRUG STORE, Upper Town, st. Par
n0I6-tf BOND KEIIA(iC.
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WATERLOO Sept. IL, 1855.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. %, 1855.
GENTs-Wc have used your Benzole Gas Generator
Mills, Huntington Mars.
nuc The expense is than half thai Oil besides,
get twice the light and Is hut comparatively little
BILE to take Of IL. Yours, &c,
s'tt ~ - .F y n GREENLEAF,
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From using the Atmospheric
chimes; its safety: ECONOMY, &c.
N. IL. Ian- 81
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"E HAVE RECEIVED well selected assortment
w Luin's perfumes
toilet. Call and examine.
icS WREN. CROFT & REGALLY.
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This certify, the 10Th the
18Th IT the month, used light Gas
office occupied 10y and that The for
light burner, twentysix hours and
that pint and half HZole. and about
Alcohol, and the same of water, only
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-08
NOTICE.

WOOD COUNTY COURT OF COMMON rGEAs
Charles Nantne, plaintiff, against John Mycls Jr
George II. NJ lcrs, II. c. Myers Sarah Ann Myns,
Susan Myers. Mary Jane Myers. julia Am Nv.
ers, Eliza Abrams and William Abrams Goft nd
ants.
'llE defendants will take notice that plaintiff. IN
L the first day of February, /. u. 1876. fled hi,
petition III said court. asking judgment against
them the heirs at law of John Myers. deceased
for the sum of %345, and interest 10 Per cent on
$40 from the lst day Of DeCemI er, A. u. 1873 10
the 18th day Of March, u. 1854, and interest at
10 FER cent on $G5 since March 18th. A. D. 1888.
ard interest on l25 since Oct er :.Ist A. D. 1874
and interest On 5 10 since October 3Ist A. p lSE5
as the balance due plaintiff a contract for the
sale OF the west half of the south east quarter If
section thrty-two, of town five north, Of range
twelve in Wood county, Ohio. to john Myers now
deceased and asking for a sale of said premises 10
pay said judgment ard costs Defendants pre re-
CURED to answer or demur on or before the 10th
day of March a. d. 1856, or at the next term ct
court thereafter, judgment will be taken as confcs-
sed. CHARLES VANTINE
BY S. JEFFERSON, his Atty.
Feb. ., lS56--3SwG$4.5 so
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Wood County Probate Court.
PETITION 10 SELL LAND.

PETITION 10 SELL LAND.
Nelson kuder, administrator of the estate of James
Conawey, deceased, plaintiff rersus
Catherine Conawey, Wellington Conawcy. Frank
lin Conawey, Sperian Conawev, John Conaw ey
Harvey Conawey, Amanda Conawey, Albeit
Conawey, and Martin ConnwCy defendants
TNIlE aforesaid defendants are notified that rIoin-
Il tiff, Nelson Kuder, as administrator aforesaid
on the 18th of February. d. 1856 filed in the Of
hce of said court petition, asking for an order 70
sell the north east quarter Of the south west uuar4
ter of section one, of town five north of range nine
east in Wood county Ohio, in pursuance Ct the
statutes regulating sales of real estste bv admins
traitor TO pay hts of the deceased; and that said
petition will be heard on the 10Th day of March, A.
D. 1856. NELSON KUDER. Admir-
s. JEFFERSON Atty. J. Conawey's estate
Feb. IL, lS5G.--4Ow4&2.5
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BOOKS 81 STATIONERY.
Great BargNins nOU ONered.

ICut Duf SuLHS UOIC OUCTed.
GEORGE F. ROBINSON has opened, in his
" new store No. s. Gardeners Buildings, Toledo,
Ohio, the finest assortment of BOOKS 4. STA
1IONERY Y and at lower prices than ever before
offered in the Toledo market, embracing all the
most stanaard morkS on Literature History Poetry
Science and Arts. All the most popular works of
the day. received as soon as issued. large assort-
ment of Bioak BOOks, full bound and half bound
of the very best manufacture, and at the lowest
prices. WRITING PAPERS,
large stock Of the very finest kinds including Flat
Cap. Foolscap, Letter Bath Post, Note, plain and
fancy. ENVELOPES
Any quantity of various qualities and sizes. plain
iii this market
WRITING INKS,
of all the best manufacturers in this country and in
Europe, in bottles of from one ounce to one quart
and of all colOrs.
WINDOW PAPER, WINDOW SHADES AND BORDERING
large assortment carefully selected and at prices
that cannot fail to give satisfaction.
BLANKS
for Justices, Lawyers, and business Een always on
hand, and at the lowest prices.
SCHOOL hooks.
Webster's Elementary Spelling Books by the case
or by the dozen, at the lowest cash prices States
of superior quality.
WRITING BOOKS,
with or without copies slate pencils chalk crayOns
lead pencils large and small school cards, drawing
paper. &c
re- All orders from the country executed with
dispatch and fidelity and no pains will he spared to
make those wishing to purchase in our line feel it
to be an object to trade with us. (3OHI
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DITCH NOTICE.---To John IL. Waterhouse.
~ John Il. Jones, Daniel II. Smith, James W.
Aiken, Michael Boyle, VIM. Dick, Henry Smith.
Leonard IIansbury. or the owners of the following
lands :-E. Inf. S. w. Or, E. hf. n. w qr N. E. or,
Of section 81; w. Inf. S. f. Or, E. hf S. E. Or, w.
hf. N. e. qr E. hf N. L. Or, of section 3O N. w.
s. f. Or of section 10, T. 3, r. 10 east
You are hereby notified that the trustees of Henry
township, Wood county. Ohio, will meet on Mon
day. April 14th, A. D. 1856 at the house of Israel
Smith, for the purpose of viewing locating and APP
pOrtionng ditch water course as follows: Be-
ginning at point on the south line of Wood coun-
~ about so rods west of the south quarter post of
see. 81, thence running northerly through sections
81 80, 80 and 20, to intersect Portage creek
j. II. JONES by Israel SMITH.
March 8. lS56.--43wG%
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DOAD NOTICE.---The viewers and surveyor
~ will meet on the 18th day of April, 1856, at
the house of j. A Sargent. to lay out AMI establish
county road as follows: Commencing at the east
quarter-post of section 33, II. 5, II. H. (Center0
thence running west the quarter section line on
the m 0st practicable route till intersects the west
Portage river road. near David Phips's, in town
and range aforesaid The unknown owners of sec
81. 33 and 32, will take notice.
Also, on the day viewers and surveyor will
meet at the house VIM. Phillips, township to
alter county road commencing 95 rods east of the
$. W. of sec. 2S, in Center township thence
running northeast on the river bank to the first
gle of the county road aud to vacate that part OF
the road running diagonally the south-west
40 acre lot OF the section aforesaid.
March ., 1S)5.--43W4 WM. PHILLIPS.
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342

The CONTESTED GovERNoRsHTP. The su
preme court of Wisconsin has decided that
it has full jurisdiction in the case between
Bashford and Barstow, now on trial. The
opinion was read by A. d. Smith, and is full
and conclusive. The opinion is gaining
ground that Barstow he Bogus, will b, com
PEELED to move his boots out of the place
that he has usurped.
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition will he
" presented to the commissioners of Wood couu-
ty at their next March session. praying for review
and alteration on the county road running up the
west branch of Portage river in Webster tow wnship
beginning on the section line between sections i;
and II, town 8, range II. and extend one mile up
said road The object of said alteration is to stragl
ten and otherwise improve said road
Feb. /, 1S56.--4Ow4*
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DOAD NOTICE.---The viewers and surveyor
IL will meet at the house of Israel Smith, in Hen
ry township, on the 18th day of April 1856. to lay
ont aal establish county road follows: TO com
mence at the south west corner of Henry township
ald run l miles north, on the line between Henry
all lchson townships to ntersect the county road
running east and west through said townships.
March 8. 1Sj6.--43W4*
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Steedman s. Mead VS.. Jacob Kriu.

Steedman s. Mead vs. Jacob Krin
SHERlfF'S SALE.--By virtue of an execution
- to me directed and delivered from the court Of
common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio in the above
entitled case, will offer for sale at the door Of the
court house in Perrysburg. on the 1lth of March
A. D 1856 between the hours of and p. NJ of said
day, horse top buggy taken the property
of Jacob Krill. W. COOK, Sheriff
March l. lS5G.--42w2Sl
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WORKS,

M ARBLE WORkS.---EDwAED LLOYD. On
IF1 Monroe-st., Toledo, manufactures and deals
IN American and Foreign Marble MONUMENTS
Tomb Stones, Mural Tablets, Cabinet slabs NAL
ties. and all other articles usually called for in lis
line. He has on hand large and we'll selected.n-
sortment Of Italian and American Marble Moru-
ments, Tomb Stones, &c, which he will finish in
the best style. with promptness and despatch. and
western states.
All persons wishing to pay the last mark of re-
spect to their departed friends, will please give him
call. Toedo. May 2G, lS55.--2vI
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DOAD NOTICE.---The viewers and surveyor
~ will meet the house of John Elder on the 10th
day Of April, 1856 to lay out and establish county
road as follows: Commencing at the south cor
n2r OF section 23 in Liberty township thence run
ming north, and crossing the Defiance road at the
Of sections 49, n, l3 and H. to terminate at
the half section post of sections 13 and II in said
township. March 8. 1S56.--43w4*
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NOTlCE.--JohnS Shrouder, Jr administrator of
~ the estate of John Shrouder, Sr., deceased,
this day filed his accounts in the office of the Pro-
bate Judge in and for the county of Wood for final
settlement of said estate and will be for final hear
ing on the 22d day of March. 1856.
JOHN A. KELLEY, Probate Judge
Feb 29, lS56.--43w3+
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ANDS FOR SALE.

I ANDS FOR SALE.---I will sell. on very
IL reasonable terms, the undivided S. W. or sec,
49, I. 4, U. S. r., in Wood county, Ohio, contain
ing l07 acres more or less; also, w. fr or. sec
I, J., b, Il. IA, i'll Ottawa county. near the village
Of Elmore. JAMES MTRRAYe
Dec. 3, 1S55.--3Ow4
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Perrysburg Prices Cnrrens.

Wheat, SlG5@l,7Oi Flour, $0.o0@95o; Rye,
6o0jj; Corn, 4jM50; Oats, 25031; Potatoes, 81
N1jo; Butter, 5000; Eggs, 12@l8; Apples dried,
$l2j0l.50; Peaches, dried, $l.000I25; Beans,
%l.5o@200; Feathers. 310144; Fresh Pork, 5MG :;
Bsef, 40j; Tallow, 10Ml2; Lard, ,10M12; Wool,
25gn}0 Hay, $S00M10.00; Wood $1.5Olr2. 90 !;
salt. $500 ~ 80; Onions, 3715O
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Attachments.

John McCrory, pItti, against Charles Leavitt deft
Before NJ. Key, Jr., Justice of the Peace Per-
rysburg township. Wood county. Ohio.
nN the 18th day of February, A. d. 1876 said
~ justice issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for the sum Of forty five dollars
JOHN McCRORY.
BY j. II. REID, his Atty.
Perrysburg Feb 28, lS56.--43w3
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A Hoosier in Indiana lately bet Sl00 that
lie could husk and crib 100 bushels of corn
in ten hours. He won handsomely. having
put into the crib ll8 bushels in nine hours
and twenty four minutes,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-08

To leave your son forum educate him F.,
an | teach him how to finish his education
himself.
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CLOTHING HOUSE.

NJ III. CALLARD respectfully informs the
IN. merchants and citizens generally of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity that he continues the Clothing
Business, with increased facilities and greatly en-
arged stock of beautiful styles and patterns suita-
bic for the season, at his store room on Louisiana
Avenue east side, between Front and Second st. .
where he will at all times During business hours)
be ready to cut and manufacture CLOTHING, in
the latest and be style. All orders given will be
accomplished wi promptness and economy.
n. B.--Cutting done for the Trade and warranted
to fit when properly made up. [nov
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NOTlCE.--All persons are hereby forbidden 20
~ trust or harbor my wife. Mary Hinkle, AS she
has left my bed and board without any Just cause
or provocation, and will pay debts by her con-
tracted. LUCAS HlNKLE.
Pc rrysburg, March l, 1s5G.--42w3*
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TANTED--50,00 900 Hoop Poles; all kinds Of
from Pork Barrel to Pipe. B. F. HOLLTSTER.
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EXAMINERS

SCHOOL EXAMINERS.---Th board of
- School Examiners OF Wood county will meet
at the court house in Perrysbug at o'clock A. M
on the second Tuesday of March, 1856, for the ex-
animation of teachers. +. .HOLLENBECK.
March /, 1Sj6.--42w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
MEDICINES. ETC.
Tones Wont 10.

INIIEY did do more than give temporary reaser
and they never will II beeaqs sE snsy don't touch
c4 poison @ ea IL agSg ana
or ialafla. Neutraze this poison by its NATURAL
AATlDOTE, and all disease caused by it dsanneera -
once. Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure is his Anf;dofo A.
Malaria and moreover it is perfectly harmless -
OF New York to this effect attached to every bottle.
therefore if it docs no good it can do no harm
rms Is more than can be said of Quinne Arsenic OF
Istitution and brings on BCIB AGUE which never al
lows person to feel perfectly well for single moment
ADMINISTRATION of these truths annex sonic from,
letter just received from Physician:
Georgetnwn, Ohio, Marche17 1885,
JAS. A. RHODES Esq.-Ilear sir: Yours of I'd inst
Guilty IN getting any one to try it greatly increased
from the fact that remedy had been introduced which
was growing in favor with the public, being better
than using Quinne,-lot knowing presume that the
remedy they used to escape taking Qunine contained
the Drug Itself!
This remedy (known as s'smith's Tonic,") would n
variably BREAK ague, but it did not CURE it. as it
would often return with rsnewcd vipor This one cir
cumstance deemed in your favor if could institute
test comparison between it and your CURE. The follow
ing is the result:
Three persons took yourCure all of which were cases
of"Quotidan intermittent Fever of many weeks Standing
They had tried Quinine, and other remedies occasions
ally missing chill but it was, (as in all such cases.
slowly wearing them out and laying the foundation Of
other and severer naladies. did succeed in eecnr
radical cure OF all three of these with yor remedy,
ana they have not had chill since In all three Of
these cases the 'sSrnitlt Tonic had been used and
would before stated break the chill but after period
or two had elapsed it would return.
think there will be difficulty now in giving to
your "Care the vantage ground of any other remedy
now in use here, &C., &c. WILLIAM BUCKNER, M. D.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or ANTIDOTE
TO MALARIA the only hasmless remedy in existence,
is epHailv certain as PREVENTIVE, as a ssCURE."-
Take when you feel the chills coming on and you vii
never have single one.
JAMES A. RHODES, Proprietor Providence R. T.
For Sale by CALLS & PEPPER, Lancaster and by
druggists generally. Sow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
General Election Nntica

FfyO THE VOTERS OF GRANT COUNTY :-Nor1cE
is hereby given, that at the General Election be
held in the several Towns, Wards and Election Precnts
in the State of Wisconsin,
On the Tuesday merit succeeding The first Monday (be
ing the 4th day of November nert,
the FOLLOWING OFFICERS ARE TO BE ELECTED
wit 81
Five Electors of President and Vice President Of the
United States4
Ak, Buffalo, Burnett, Chippewa Clark, Crawford, Dane
Douglass, Dunn Grant, Green. Iowa, Jackson Juneau
LaCross Lafayette, LaPointe Marathon Monroe Pierce
Polk, Portage Rcliland Rock, St Croi, Sauk Trempe
burn, whose term of office will expire the Fourth day
of March next:
= a Member Of Assembly in each of the following Dis
tricts, to represent tnem the state Lesislatere-
One to represet the Towns of Hazel Green, Jamesow
and Smelser, in place Of Allen Taylor;
One to represent the Towns Of Patteye, Lima, Cliff
ton, Wingville and Musceda in place OF james Brown
One to represent the Towns of Potos Paris and Har-
rison In the place Of William Hull
One to represent the Towns Of Lancaster Ellenboro
Liberty, Fennimorc and Marion in the place of Joseph
T. Mills;
One to represent the Towns Beetown Cassvile Wa
teroo, Patch Grove, Wyausng, Mville and Little
Grant, in place of Horace Catn each of whose term OF
Office expires the irst OF January next:
COUNTY OFFICERS.
A Sheriff in place of LORENZO Preston;
Clerk of the Circuit Court In place of John g. Clark;
A District Attorney, in place of Willis II: Chapman
A Treasurer, in place of Jerome l.. Marsh;
Clerk of Board of Supervisors, in place of Wobd r.
Beach;
A Register of Deeds, in place of William McGongal
A County Surveyor, in place of c. t. Overton;
ACoroner, Office vacant;-each of whose term Of Of
fee expires the first of January next.
Dated Lancaster, August 9th, 1856.
LORENZO PRESTON,
7tf Sheriff of Grant County, Wis.