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Mr.. Keitt said he understood certain rcsolu-
tions were offered this morning By member
from, New York, (Mr. Carter) and that they
we're objected to in consequence Of his absence.
He now wished Mr.. Davidson to withdraw his
AFFECTION md allow the resolutions to come in.
He wished to make explanations in relation to
their propriety, and submit so:ue remarks, ap.
p.icablc to the gentleman tCarier) alone who
offered them.
Mr.. Smith. Of yirgiria, objected.
The Speaker said tue ouiy question before
tue House was the election Of a Printer.
On motion Of Mr. Sallindigham resolution
was adopted instructing the Committee on Pub
lie Lands to inquire into the causes Of the great
delay in issuing land warrants. and instructiug
them to take such measures as may be necessa-
r. as arcnledy.
Mr.. Sharulan suggested that tue Committees
be called for the reception Of private bills.
There were no further proceedings relative
to the election Of Printer
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the State of the Union.
The West Point and Pensions appropriations
were read and laid aside to be reported 10 the
House.
The Presidents Message was taken up, and
Messrs. 3:cl'hcrson and Spalding made
speeches.
The House then adjourned till Monday.
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Kerosene aud Coal Oil Lamps, The larg-
est ntock in the city, IS South Clark street.
II. u. W1LNaRTu,
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MOUNT VERNON BANK. il

MOUNT VERNON BANK. in
NlPROylDENCE. Il. 1. Stat. ut Rhode I,and, DC .
Providence. &C. Al tie september term Of he supreme
Iroslencc Il, The state of Rhode Island, Sc. 1t
dr:ed and tseseed BY sad Goa, ths; t ha!ds;s e tn
ddt nd Of the as.sts should depos thr
With the Receiver teorc the nratday Of JULY D.,
1850.
n aceonlauee with ea:d DECREE tho undersigned give
ce al hoder Of the bill ot sAld hank 70 p:s t
aaupe with Lia At biz office IN Dssk.toue block. No 35
Weybeet street, In said Providence, before the ttst
day July D. 1854 and tha such depostors sha1l r.
cove from him certificates Of such deposs. <hlch will
tile them uvi:en1t payable k bills BY f.1s
order Of salt Court. CHARLES BItOWSEt-A.
Receiver. T the Mount eInon Eank-
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From Washington.
my. Tdbune'a Washington % r,sonnd:nce.1.

AL 1f10Nne Il " H1al1EEtO1 o T331nu-nce-js
NEW YoRK. Feb. 81.
The revenue for the month ending December
51st exceeds by 1929 500 that Of the sumo Pc
ro.l last year. Tie increase ut New York for
January and February authorizes the b. lief that
Sccrctury Cobb's estimate Of $S5, SOC, 600 forthe
present fiscal year will he fully sustained, md
perhaps exceeded, if the imports continue to
draft in the Treasury is S5,50o00 besides
this sum the Secretary has at his disposal about
$780, 900 Of Treasury notes capable Of re issue.
These notes will cover the Post Office liabilities
Of the last two quarters, whenever required by
that Department, leaving the other balance for
ordinary purposes.
No orders hayo been issued By the War De-
partfneut for amy movement Of troops in New
Mexico aud chihuahua to redress the alleged
outragcs upon our citizens, aud no official in
formation has been received justifying so sefi-
Gus step.
argument from Mr. Sickles to-Gay, who SUBJ
mitted printed brief. Mr. Williamson was
present, and corrected some statements Of facts
concerning the practice in New York in count
ing votes placed in wrong boxes. He will be
heard in rejoinder.
my. Herald Cor7cspoudcrcc}
The Committee appointed By the Democratic
Senatorial Caucus hare agreed upon set of
resolutions which will bc reported to the caucus
called for Saturday next. 1t is understood that
they combine the principles embodied in The
two sets Of resolutions introduced By Messrs
Davis and Brown, Of Mississippi They will
undoubtedly give rise to considerable debate iu
caucus, and il is doubtful whether they will be
adopted, as many Of the Senators are opposed
10 any snch action. The Committee do not con-
slider them as guide for platform to be adopt
cd at Charleston, but simply to harmonic the
conflicting views Of Democratic Senators upon
the several sets Of resolutions under considera-
tions by the Senate.
The Senate Post Office Committee met this
morning aud had under consideration the sub
ject Of the Overland Mail service. The Com
mittce are maturing bill changing the whole
postal service between the Atlantic and Pacific,
They intend to abolish oil the Isihmus routes
and urge the adoption Of daily Overland Mail,
starting from two different points. The Com.
,nittee havc special meeting tomorrow, when
the whole subject will be disposed Of.
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g Il + A III Is u Il Il ClI1 OF
~ C1xvt1.AxD FOE e41r.-The Steamef ~n@1&.
ity OF Clereiand VIA, b, 1t bY Bdwelt Erre.AHt-=5.
syfn hundred md eight toLs hurhen. OF there
abouts.
veil furnished ani e1ug el = frssas 's M''s'snSs1 .
tit xupesior} to steamer the Laess u her toll
age, and = st4uLch trst- class ze4 beat
Ihi- boat will be sold very favorable terms both =.
rice and terms f payment. snd n p1ttles fesng 70
pu.ch se Steamhoat = Flze opportunity Is o1t1st
u and perrct title will te Euar!ateed to the pusSaases
For further paIti:uar3 Inquire OF
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The cos due each tbs stvtfal lands l0 sub Iots
p aad plzcr!s Of lanA lu e waru T.
cccLion Of tt Al sa1 fus the municipal yAf
Il. u. 1s19, aIIlu3t to eleven CENTS sas>h. !.
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Globe contains the following:
There must now be great deal, both Of aour
and grain n store. not only in Toronto. but ia
al TIC grain exporting ports Of the north shore.
The provincial papers bring us intelligence
ds,1y OF large and continued purchases in their
nei9hborhoods, and congratulate their readers
upon the amount Of money thus paid away.
Tho following are the latest prices paid In the
n1aces meutipbed:
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
FUR TEE WEEK ENDING TEn.S--
abridged from Thursdays New Ynrk roN.
WDxEspAY Evxxrks. FEB. .. 1s79.
TOTAL Excxtf7s CATTLE ALL K1Rpa TUB THE WEEK.
Bte,e.. Cows. faaIk. lrtp. Swinc-
TOTAL laAt wcek..,.....*.ds3 1be 40 6.4. 44A
Total rsyioas week. ..:,4ts 14o ~ s.s63 5AGs
,. 7.3o 10 so 1s6S
BEErks TAoN piTFkENT 6TA1E.. ~
A. II. Areston II Co.. pr rrict'rs Of the Washington
Drnve atd% 4ath st. et report tie Cattle in uaskst fri III
New YORK LOIS Ohio .... %:
rcnn.ysana,--. l:5 diana..-. i:
Ilauis. :;--..-....... s.? I:w. ~
Connecticut, u he~IcIsef+...-..-+. s.
NitAl3an ttv -
NEMARks TN nEKF CATTLE. ....
We have iucrtase the supply tul, week Of 80 bead
beesas ertht rfea Ut which p>rs fallen ful fc
f and before tle day c1ose expect &c will be fht
amount Of the aeprc sun. there has tetA veEy 1ArIe
uuuber OF ktac hec tnc. Some @ head at1rcdtLfS
morning liud+on Rive ltaroad and the lta'lr KH
brought srge number The quiy Is ttcrt M thIt IN
have been received. One PAR he 1t slto and ule
Premium quality y
F1rbt Quluty- GsW
Me }luIl. . g 81
Eo1s. --.-.-.. .31ge
Average Of al kalcs about .............., q ~
hw1NE.
There Is 70 essential ate alton 70 report. quote h
prime a. G<}6Kc; large ezE, eti fcl {a nj ce4c aJ
1pAff ff1nr jt1H III
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Messrs. Mcpherson and Webster voted for
Messrs. Gales l. sseaton.
slr Bristow asked 1eare TO cfIer resolution
to end this strife.
Objection was made. ....-.
Nj. Stanton submitted that this was ques-
tion Of privilege.
Il nomination. [Cries Of " let it be read for
information" It was as follows:
lPksoIr61, That ". ". Seuton, Of tbc firm Of
Messrs. Gales l. Scaton, be appointed Printer
for the Thirty sixth Congress.
Mr. Stanton hoped, the resolution would be
adopted. ,...
Mr, Docock, who Temporarily occupied the
Speakers chniT, declared The resolution to he in
consistent it'll the order 10 vote ricd roee.
Mr. Nristow then nominated Mr.. Seaton.
The Chair-*. You have right to do So"
Mr.. Stokes withdrew the name Of Mr. IVA tiers
ton. The House yoted:
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4 ESQ FOR SALE.-Thc Three
II Schooner tn Wiz :--schooner ELIZA LoaAS. ~
.enase ssy t6-ss; Schooner wtsss 1T 1ME WIND. E3z
touase SO: and Schooner Gov. Hrar' Homage
lSH ~ s.. ~ 80.
hi i4t;:-sn PRATT 4 CO., Euffalo. \. T.
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~ Cur CLznxa = 0Tr,cr, Chicago. Ill.,. Feh.s 1afQ.
Public >ut!re IL herrv HAT the Common CHoca!
have oei-rsI ssttsvak 81 bc constructed. ~ ol|~s:-
IN the E1st side If .Sr- st4let fsGm M!fce street
to ataa.ne '!es, IN 'hc wst taslslon ~ t.es w'ts
$ by nch 0ak s-sllpE let nto The earth thu ea1tL
nltI in between I" tom" I'M even grade
Now unless the shui e constructed !n tle
required by The tnaner c1al!yr to Sidewalks nf tr5tEe
the 18th day Of Maseh, 1sN. 1t will te built BY thu
STREET COMMISSIONER, anil the G,st Aasessed on tile rrcn
tssSr.istIUt il. KRE.SMaNS. Cl!y Clerk.
, 1860-02-25

There Is c~sentla ae alton 70 reaoE Nc quote rs
quality cornfrd iE-e SIC. 6HGGAc d. snhl ze 1t ant
prime a. Gk96kc; large szs, stt {At nj ca an
es4ev,tr mn III
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CIDEWALK. NOTICE.
~ City Clerks Of1oe. Chicago ILL.,. Fe'- - lS;at.
Public Notice u besthy Ksytn that tie Cutnou Cntsns
have orde Sidewalk ruete,i 1oiu.: On
the side Of M.pls street fn! H. atlcrn atevt t
Cik ktfres in the Hurth thvte" .sx fret wide of inch
pln4. laid x..!usa uf no: le* than BY ncEt oak
senl1!rE et Ito tia valt tho tafth Ie in btlweru
them, to iotul .It e+
New. Ee~s tl- hall bs constructed Ir tho aanntr
1equln.t hy the ordnance Tcatl.s sidewalks. he
ffr lie s4n day IT Starch ist4' It viii he lilt by the
street Eonn.- >ar ati! u 4 >es*t on this Lter0es
chasgt ALE herewith. II. kkEloMASS.
1x.i ootadtiQt City CLERK.
, 1860-02-25

Range Of the thermometer for the week
as taken By E. L. 'Hara, 4pothecaEy and Phar
mAceutist, No. 60 West Randolph, cor Cana]
street, Chicago:
, 1860-02-25
SPALD1SG's PREPARED GLU1

1saens ru hatPs,a in xeu reJslled 1"ata*, II Is
desirable to have chap aad convenient Way for
Fe7Gtsns Furniture, Csockety, Toys, Ac-
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| - M .{t1 -
!. ~ AAJ : ID -
! Is hi LII III

poyutL Subdivision .i.u.l read u Instxal oi ~
Omitted In waEs.4nl Nc. :lt, South.
Canal Trustees suod.vt oE af IT raon Il. =, II:
nhfafReir 5 I. 3s1 ~ -
II.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
Arrival Of the Steamer Canada.
HALIFAX March %.

HALIFAX, March %.
The r. NJ. Steamship Canada, from
Liverpool, 10 A. NJ, of the 10th, via.
Queenstown, of the 18th inst, has ar
rived.
The news is important. The ques-
ton Of the annexation of Savoy to
France was the prominent topic.
Sardinia had consented to the in
habitants of Savoy voting on the sub
ject.
Lord John Russell had stated in the
House of Commons that Austria and
Prussia concurred in the views of Eng
land. Russia had not yet replied.
The House of Commons had voted
an address to the Crown, approving Of
the French treaty. The amendments
offered thereto by the opposition have
been rejected by a large majority.
1t was reported that since Sardinia
rejected Napoleon's programme for
Italy, the French troops have received
orders to he ready to march at the first
notice, and that the evacuation of Lom-
hardy and return of the army to France
is threatened.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31

pRlNT1NG TYPES, AND ALL OTHER
l. Printing Materials, are kept on hand in
large quantities, and sold at the lowest prices.
Tor SIX months notes or cash. at Bruce's New
York Type Foundry. Roman fonts of the
modern STYLES are always on the shelves ready
tor Immediate delivery, in fonts of from Sc to
10000 lbs.
Nine cents will prepay the postage on a PAM.
phlet OF Pliced Specimens of Fonts" and
other sheets, which will be mailed to ali print
ing Offices sending me- their address
any, publisher OF newspaper who chooses
to publish this dverisement. iachelDo tlis note
three lines before the first day of july. 1860
and forward me one Of the papers containing
it, will be allowed his bill, at the time Of NAL,
ing purchase from me of my own manufae
lures, of five times the amount of said bill.
Address GEORGE RRITrE
Type Founde", Is Chambers St., Ny.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31

IMPROVEMENT. - We observe that
w. W. Johnson the present proprietor
of the Wood Go. Drug Store is erect
ing new shelves and fixtures therein,
preparatory TO bringing on large and
we'll selected stock of drugs and medi-
cines, stationery, confectioneries, dried
fruits, fancy articles, &c, &c. We al
80 learn that he intends to establish a
first class soda fountain, where al who
thirsteth may drink, provided they car
~ the regular half dime. Such i'm
provments speak we'll for the enterprise
OF the town.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31

- house belonging to James
Hodsen, IN the town of Linwood, was
consumed last saturday night, together
with abont 10 bushels of wheat which
was in the house. The house was a
new one, and nearly finished, and no
one living in it at the time it was
burned On Monday George Mecham
was arrested and brought before John
Bachelor, Esq, and held to bail in the
sum of slco to make his appearance at
the next term of the Circuit Court. for
burning said building.-,Sta1eton Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
Judicial Election Notice

y Office is hereby given, that an election
~ will be held in the several towns and wards
OF the State of Wisconsin, on the first Tues
day, being the third day Of April next. for the
election Of the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court to nil the unexpired term Of Ed ward V.
Nhi.on, made vacant BY his death, which
term viii expire On the thirty-hrst day of De
cembcr, 4. D. 1861.
Said election VIII be conducted, the votes
canvassed, and returns made in accordance
with the provisions Of Chapter of the r wis
ed Statute Of 1853.
Given under my hand and the Great
Il. > Seal Of the Stale, at the Capitol in
Madison, this twenty-fiGs. dav Of
February. i. D. 1860
9-5T L. P II iRVEy, Secretary Of State.
In compliance with the foregoing notice. an
election will be held in the several towns in
wood County, Wisconsin, for Chief ,Jus ice of
the supreme Court, on the frs T9csdly III
april nHxt.-Dated She.iff's Office, Grand
Rapids, this 29th DAY of February, A. D. SEQ
9-5W W. =. NAYLOR Sheriff
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
sB Nothing stirring, nothing O,

.B Nothing stirring, nothing oc-
curing to make items out of, no-bod"
very sick; nobody very well; 10 dog
fights; no tiSt-cuffs no nothing: the
rrfscr runs down stream as usual, and
tire sun rises and sets the same as in
'''days of yore." We go to bed, sleep,
awake, arise, dress, sit down to our
regular "meat and fried eggs" go
:abont towE, joke, look serious by spells
mad occasionally. Life seems to be
q mere machine, and we the operators.
1t moyes III the same ratio to-day rs it
did Yesterday, and will tomorrow
We govern not its motion, neither can
we accelerate or diminish its movement.
We stop to repose, but The perpetual
power that is ever moving us onward
toward the twilight of Eternity heeds
not our desires, nor counsels our incIi-
nations. We shall live till our disobe
dience of some law of Universal nature
warns It's of our near approach to that
haven of rest where our mornings shall
be eternal. Why then complain p
Why seek to change the unalterabse
course of things? We are but the tea
ants (for "a few days." Of frail tene-
ments, liable to be ousted from the
worthless shell if we fail to meet our
regular quarterly dues-i.e c. obedience
to the laws designed by nature for our
protection, health and happiness. -
Therefore let the thing root. What
matters it if the "Spinal Column is de-
fcient, as it generally IS, or whether
lager is five or ten cents glass as long
IS credit is good. Let us bide our
time. BY the ,oeigh, good cotton rags
are taken in exchange for medicines at
the Wood County Drug Store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
- An unlucky accident happened

- An unlucky accident happened
to Q gentleman OF some prominence in
Washington society the other day
He was at a fashionable party, and en-
gagged in 4 lively Irritation with a hand
some young lady, when, happening to
take out his handkerchief, to his in
tense dismay, there dropped out of it
L round ivory token, known among
gamblers as cred check" which roll
cd forth on the carpet, and lodged d.
rectlv under the brilliant gas light, in
full view of the company. Some of the
gentlemen, Of course, knew that the
unlucky ivory represented five dollars
at faro table, and though the ladies
could not have known what it was, the
poor gentleman's conscious guilt and
modification must have led them to
suspect, and the woman who suspects,
to alter slightly the French motto, finds
ont what she suspects. Of course, the
"circlc" vas Mortified.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
-s;EcSp : G6eS-

Hon. JAMES S. ALBAS.-This gen
t!eman has been nominated for Circnit
Judge Of the 18th Circuit by the Repub-
licanS. he ought to be elected, and
will be unless the people are hoodwink-
ed by the pretence of Judge Cate be-
ING indepeade,at-fudge. -
During the last year the profound
Cate sent case from his own Court to
the District Court of the United States
Judge Miller's--and now processes
to be a State Rights, double died-Dem-
ocrat-Republican-anything to get on
the bench again. If carrying two fac
es fits q man for the Bench, Cate is the
man, to be sure. Elevate hun, do
Wisconsin State Rights.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
School Fund Income.

The apportionment Of the income Of
the School Fund for the present year
has just been made by the State Su-
perintendent-a few days earlier than
last year. The whole sum distributed
is $l39,66l to 279,3O2 children giving
50 cents per scholar. Last year, ca
cent, a scholar was distributed to 264-
352 child, on, I2aking total of $780,
3e2.
The three counties receiving the
largest amounts of the public money,
rs have the largest number OF children
are Milwaukee. Dodge, ami Dln".-
Douglas and Shawano counties receive
the least, neither Of them getting over
500.
While there has been q considera-
bic increase in the number of children
there has been serious diminution in
the incre ase yielded by the School
Fnn1 during the past year, arising from
the fact that State Lands to the value
of over $4,000 have been forfeited
during the year, and from other causes
This, aud the deduction of SIS ,OCo set
apart for township library purposes,
materially lessons the rate apportioned
to each scholar.
From the article of which the above
is an extract, which we take from the
Madison Jot@noI, We see that w God
County is entitled to S2S5, 90 Of school
mOncy
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
lllOIlcy Z.
---------xLsS~cnr

SHOCKING CAsUALITY.--On Thurs
day the 18th inst, 4 little hoy about
four years old, son of G. K. Upton,
Esq. of Stockton, in this county, came
to his death in a most hrartrendinc
manner. One of the family had Just
poUre" quantity OF boiling water into
y pail for the purpose Of hopping the
aoor, and while ont after cold water to
put into the same, the little one being
at play near the cradle, stepped back
aud sat down into the pail, scalding
himself in a most shocking manner
The little fellow fingered from about
nine in the m 1rnine HntiI eight P NJ,
when death released him from his mis-
ry.-StGHtOn Times.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31

USE CAUT1oN.-We learn that sew
eral families in Grand Rapids and Cen
tralia have been exposed to that terri
BE disease-the Scarlet Fever. It has
ragged with violence at the Point and
Stanton, and we undoubtedly are des-
tined to experience its mournful effects.
If we are cautious we may perhaps in
degree prevent the extension Of its
ravages.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
Sherif's Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, Ctr>an Court Of IFyoa
County.
DY virtue of an execution Issued out Of said
~ Court to me directed and delivered against
the goods, cha-te!s and real estate of William
Anderson, have levied upon al the right. IT,
tie and interest which the said William AnJer-
son had on the seventh day of October 4. D.
1858, or has since acquired, in and to the fol-
loving real estate, situate and being in the
County of Wood and State of Wisconsin. to
WI. The East half Of the North West quarter
and the East half of the South West quarter
Of Section No fifteen N5,) and the Est half
OF tie North " est quarter and the North West
quarter Of the North West quarter and the
North half OF the North East quarter of Sec
ton No. twenty one (21,) and the South half of
the South East quarter of Section No. Sc EN-
teen, (17) and the North East quarter OF the
North East quarter of Section No. twenty Geo
and the East half of the Norti. East Quarter &
North East quarter ofthe South East quarter of
Section No. twenty eight (2S,) and the South
West quarter, and the South half of the North
EAST quarter, and the South half Of the North
West quarter of Section No. llirty-four (34,)
and the South half of the South West quarter
OF Section No. thirtv-six (35,) all in Township
NO. twenty three (23) North Of Range No four
a. East, which | shall expos for sale and sell
at public auction ts the highest bidder, at the
Office of Powers 4 Lang in the town Of Grand
Rapids, in said Wood County, on Tuesday the
18th dav Of February A. D. 1850, at two O'Clock
z. NJ. Of said day, to satisfy said execution and
costs as the law directs
Dated sheriff's Office Wood Comfy, Janua-
~ 10th. 4. D. 1850.
". B. NAYLoR, Sheriff
L. 2. POWERS
2-6w Plaintiffs Attorney.
The above sale is hereby postponed to the
18TH day Of March, A. D. 1850, at the same
place and hour of the day as above mentioned
Dated Sheriff's Office Grand Rapids, Feb
2sth 1850 ". B. NAYLOR. Sheriff.
The above sale is further postponed to Sat
urday the 7:h day of April, lS6 }, at the same
pl.ce and hour Of the dav as above mentioned
Dated sherihfs Office, Grand Rapids, March
18th 1860.
w. B. NAYLOK, Sheriff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
TO the Citizens of the Town Of Grand
Rapids.

At the request of many friends, I announce
myself as candidate at the ensuing annual
Town Meeting for Chairman of the Town Board
of Supervisors, and would soiici. the votes and
influence of my friends without respect to par
ty politics, pledging myself if elected to per-
form the duties of the Office to the best Of my
ability, and without fear or favor
SETH REEVES.
Grand Rapids, March 2sth, 1860.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
HARNESS SHoPI
JOSEPH COVE

has just opened shop opposite Hurley's
IL Hal, for the manufacture Of SADDLES
and HARNESSES, and everythingia that line.
ANY person having JOHN BaowS sympathies
can have halter furnished CHEAP That your
line of life may run evenly, lines will be made
on short notice. In fact, any part of harness
can be obtained without delay. Also, car.
riages trimmed. Repairing done to order
Pinery Currency taken in exchange for work.
JOSEPH COYLE.
Grand Rapids, Jan. 81, 1850. 4.f
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31

SHINGLES. is estimated there will
he run from this place to the MISSISSIPPI
pi market over five million shin -Ie this
spring. Pretty good for winter with
out snow. The amount Of lumber is
not as large as usual, owing to the
dearth Of slcighing, hard times, &C.
Let us now have high water, and we're
all right ',ill another season.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-31
la TIES OFyCB JTOPE

Full Sheet Posters, first hundred ss m
Each subsequent handIed ~
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