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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-10
PeTrysburg Market.
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
CINCISSATI, Jan. 2, 1851.
FLoUR-Superfne S466Cr4,75; extra s. s0d6,0 ,0O
WHEAT-Prime red l,OOcGSl,lOi few sales.
Constructive at3Sd toe.
OATs--Demand fair at 25c in bulk.
RYE-ln moderate demand at 62GL63c for prime.
BARLBY-Sales Of good fall at 15c, spring at 55c.
RuTTEa-We quote prime roll at l39l4e
HOGs--Narkct firm, good selling at IS, 7536,25.
SUGAR--Firm al 6d5l5.
MOLAssEs--Steady at 29Gg30c.
COFFEE-Selling at l212Igl314o.
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Dr. Richardson's Shorrr Wino Ri,trrs is

DIR. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bi;tcrs is most GER
ainly valuable family medicine it is mich sought for
and every day affords proofs of the peculiar effects
Fths preparation. In where dsordcrcd condi-
ton of the stomach, liver and bowels, is combined with
great debility, nervous Weakness, andinense melancholy
its effects are most ben6cial and wonderful.
Soli by druggists generally. 35w4
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Woodl Woodfi

We want eight OF ten cords of good WOOD on suoscrp
ton, Immediately. Those who have promised to pay
for their paper in this way requested to bring it a
long, for now is the accepted time.
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DIR. McMillen

Will be in Penysburg, at the exchange Ho
tel Saturday the 19,h day of January.
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The Innrnal TO Clubs.

and one to the geter up of club oftwenty subscribers
An additional copy of the Journal will be sent for every
additional twenty subscribers to any person sending
us list of sixty subscribers with the cash, we will give
in addition to the extra copy Of the Jouna any of the
monthly magazines for year To single subscribers
the price Of the paper will remain usual 81 80 year
in advance 80 90 h paid before the expiration of the
YEAR Old subscribers can enter into this arrangement
by paving up all arearages. No subscriber can expect
TO receive the Journal club rates unless by joining with
"A club as named above.
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Tvnhoid Fever.

The Fostoria News says typhoid fever is
prevailing to considerable extent in that
locality
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Sheriff Guyer

Entered upon the du les Of his office on Tues
day last. We wish him success.
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The ills orman yield like magicto the greatpower of
K1NsMAN. Ohlo. Mn 2Nlh. 1ssg

KINsMAN, OHIO, May 30th, 1859.
JIM HARRIS & Co-GENrs:--I have for a few months
Liver complaint and must say it has done better for
me than any other medicine that have ever taken.
A friend of mine waSalcted with severe cough and
was permanently cured by its use. / can recommend it
as valuable medicine to be kept in every house, ,
Is. B. FELTON,
Soldby Peck & Hamilton. 35w4,
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NLewie, New GYMNASTICS" !"
lids the che apest in U G.

We have received the second number OF
new monthly publication entitled "Lewis'
New Gymnastics, and Boston Journal of
Physical Culture" edited by DR.. Dio Lewis
Boston, Mass The system of Gymnastics
and Games, advocated and illustrated in this
paper, has received the most cordial endorse
ment from every educational body before
which it has been presented. Prominent
members Of the American Institute Of lnstruc-
ton declared, ''tbis is just what the world has
been long waiting for" Those with whom
all this verv earnest discus ion of physical
cultuse involves a real purpose, are warmly
urged to subscribe for the paper for one year
Into every family and school where this mag
azine finds its way, large number of beau,i'
full Games and Exercises will contribute great
ly to bodily symmetry and health, and add
not little to social happiness. This is an
invaluable paper and should be in the hands
teachers, parents and all others interested in
the physical culture. Terms,$l for singl-
copy per annum; three copies for So. Five
copies So, or ten copies for S5, Address
DR.. Dio Lewis, (Box No. 19) Boston, Mass
LATE CoUNrERFEIr.-Look out fo- counter
felt los on the Bcylston Bank, Boston.
Vignette, two females with sheaf Of wheat
A fellow has been arrested in Chicago for
passing counterfeit SIS on the Merchants Bank
of st. Louis, The figures in the upper cor
ner are badly blurred, as we'll as the word
"fve" in the centre of the bill. At the low
er right corner, is representa- ticn of negroes
rolling hogshead. At the lower left corner,
bust of a girl.
"A most dangerous bogus bill has recently
been put in circulation. 1t is of the denomi-
nation Of SIS, and purports to have been issu
ed by the Merchants Bank Of Plattsburgh,
N. Y. The bill is red tinted on the face.
The vignette is three artizans. On the left
upper corner is the word FIVE, end in the low
er left hand corner the coat Of arms of the
State. In the upper right hand corner is the
figure 8. and in the lower right hand corner,
head of Franklin Pierce. The bills are da.
ted Oct. 4h, 1860, and are admirably exc
cuted. The signatures of the President and
Cashier resemble the genuine signatures very
closely. The signatures of the Register, j..
Taylor, is engraved, and so perfectly done
thatit is calculated to mislead the most eau
tious. AS this bill is not enumerated in any
OF the Detectors, our citizens will be swndlej
unless they are on their guard.
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New York Market.

New YoRE, Jan. 2, 1881.
PLorR--S Sales Of superfna western az S525dl5 55--
common TO medium extra western s5,50G590; shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio SIS 55085,5O.
WEHAr-Red western Sl,l99l ,23i white western 81
so.
RYB---Market quiet at Toe.
BARLEY-6e@60c, according 10 quality.
CoRS-70G72e for mixed western.
OArs-Fair demand at 10 for western.
BUITER-Sales Of Ohio at 109l5c.
SuGAR--Sales az 5iffB59sc.
NoLAssTo New Orleans al 3@@3ie.
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MPORTANT TO FEMALESi
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS..
Prep3rai by Cornelius Cheesemau II. D. New York City
The combination Of ingredients in these Plls
result of long and extensive practice They mild
in their operation and certain III correcting all Irregular
ities p3nsul Melstruations removing al! distractions,
whether from cold or otherwise; headache pain the side
palpi,aon Of the heart whites, all affections
Mysteries fatigue, pain the back and limbs &C. disturb
ed sleep, which arrisc from interruption of nature.
To MANIED LADITS.-DT. Cheeseman's Pills are III
valuable, they will bring the monthly period with
regularity. Women who have been disappointed in the
of other Pills place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent 10 do.
NoTcE.There is one condition in the female system
in which the Pills cannot be taken without producing
PECULIAR The condition referred TO is rREGNAN-
CYani the result MISCARRIAGE. Such is the irrossta
BILE tendency Of the medicine to the sexual unc
tons to normal condition, that the reproductive
power Of nature cannot resist il.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from an5rhing
injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read ac
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mail on eucos-
ing 81 to DIR. Cornelius L. Cheesemln, box 1851, Post
office. New York City.
l.z; Sold by one Druggist in every town in the T. S.
Il. B HUTCHlNS,
General Agent for the L. S.. No. IA Broadway
To whom all orlers should be addressed
For sale by PEcE HAMPTON, Perrysburg. 42-1y
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gutat 4 sfgisttlIautuas.

TIME TABIE--DaytOR a Michigan IL. Il.
GOING SOUTH GOING NORTH
Night Express lao A. n. Night Express '5'oS A. NJ
Mail ....I030 T. N. Mail ".s..''''5;4S T. ".
Freight .....".eaS A. N. Freight '''''"saV p. NJ.
Cleveland s. Toledo X. II. Time OF Arrivals
and Departures at ana rom ,.oo ICsuo' sn An
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SPECIAL. NOTICE ES.
fMP0ETANr 70 cLlaaYMEY, LAwYER5

IMPORTANT 70 CLG8GYMEN, LAWYERS,
TEACHERS, AND STUDENTS,
AND OTHERS
COMPELLED TO SFDENTARY EMPLOYMENT.
CTNcINNArL July c, 1889.
Having received most marked benefit from the use Of
Peruvian Syrup desire to call attention oits great val
tonic ard Alternative. / fnd that it imparts Wig
the energy, we'll vitality and strength
to the whole 81 stem aul Will great c7u1mce RECON-
mend is to those suffering from indigestion ipAohon
Of the var, anl other complaints ncidol. TO profession
al men, IN my Judgment, the testimony of physicians
and Others % tie claims OF PETUvIAE YBvp to be con
sierei chemical discovery, is suh lent 70 establish it
in public confidence. EDW'D Il. NEWHALL,
L. :. Commissioner
"PERuyrAH SYRUP" is solution OF Prooxide of Iron
discovery ia medicine and strikes at the root Of
disease by producing healthy blood, the Of ali vi
tality in human organism For sle by all drugPists
Agents for Perysburg, Peck & Hamilton. jellylchm
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GOODS & GROCERIES.
Nv I'LL eoUTn CAROLINA sECEDEY


WILL soUTH CAROLINA sECEDE9
This IS tho goat question which now abeorbs tho pub
lie mind and thc probabilities src that she viii at least
attNnPtH But by arrangements recently msds
A. G. WILLIAMS & BRO.
are receiving weekly fsOsh supplies Of
sTArLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
dircct nom New York.
Beautiful Mcr'Ns,
Rich au Wool Dslaias,
French Prince, RroesdO Piaids
Hoavy BLACK Silks,
McrriInae Prints,
American Prints
Chntz DOsins, and
DRESS GOODS,
of every style snd prco
Ready Made Clothing,
Hats end Caps,
Boots sad Shoes,
Groceries,
Hard Wars,
Wooden Ware,
Curtain Paper,
Yankee Notions
And in fac; everything usually kept in first class
all Of which entirely aud OF the best quality anl
will be sold a. greatly reduced prices
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MnNnnnruL rrPrcrs.

Lomua Borsell Of Pi;tsburg for two years usoess 70
hiMs NJ end 31Clsty-a martyr 20 C.tS and Fever
curld in less than three weeks and improved IL eight
hours.
Mary K. Ballnap Saadrsky City, o., after almost
losing her raaspi as well Strength, by Intermittent
Fever aul CAills, restored % health in twenty hours
J. r. 1lou Of Belgrade, Maine, brought rom deaths
door having aurad for four wears made well in five
we ks, and improved in two hours,
Adophe MonbrC oi France, relvcd in ono hour, ,whilo
;rc yelling in the rsof tine ICrt Wayne and Chicago
r0a'. Ne was apparently dying with Chla.
Ellen Z. Baus1n, Lockto", New York, iescucd after
seven years SUD ring. Ap.r.cct cur1.
Thousands Of 9th o7sl prevented and curod every
month and not single ccm11iut Of tho efficacy Of the
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HAMILTON, ONO, Aug. nth, 1850,
have been afflicted with sore aud weak eyes for the
last five yearson the recommendation Of friend, was
induced 10 use Dr. Weavers Cerate, and have derived
great advantage from its use.
JOHN H. FALC0NER.
Sold by Peck g. Hamilton. 35w4
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NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.
INPECTINE, INPECTlNE.
i PEJilNE, lNrECTINE,
lNPECrlNE, INPECTINE.

This terrible maln1y known as the FEVER AND
AGUE hls siniluu hundr .ds Of thousands OF persons
Throughout tau world every year, and has nlvor m now
b,.u m bv succ ssu m31Ical tt r-atn.u. that has net
pruducsd severe
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lob Worl
schoIorships for Sale,

OF all kinds, doue with neatnOss and dispatch at th'
Jouy,ui Office.
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Front street, East CT W J. Ichcccks srre, for good
PICTURES.
Ihaye on hand, and shall keep duluy tho Holi lays,
great variety Of the l,cs. i mr approved STYLES and
Cases ever l1erol in Perrysiug, Having lnt Is pur.
chased New Apparatus and the best OF Cl.nics, can
take Pictures .rn the largest size 70 the smallest Llck
et Miniature. Cad ,oon--Nor ~. j, Huchcnok's store
Front Street. WN. NORRIS, Operator
PrFHYsBuad, Nov. 20, l86O-3Ou
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u E h II Y D AY 8
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER,

We ask the attention Of the trade and tho public to
this long unrivacd Family Ne lcuc, For the cure of
on Cramp ami Pain in taa Stom ,ch, Bowel Complaint
Colc DarcA9,l &ej AMI for Fover and Aguo there is
Il has laen rlyoraby known Cor NOR, than twenty
incident to the human f,nliiy.
internally and externally Il works equally sure.
What stronger proof Of these facts can be produced
than the following Letter received unsolicited, from R!v
a. ". Cur,ss:
Romeo, Nqcoms Co., Mich, July 9, 1850.
Aoasra. J. n, HAE0a { Co.-C m;s'-Ibe ecna anec
Ihayo in Perry Davis Pain Killer Nr coughs, colds,
burns sprans and rhcumatan for the cure Of which
have suecg sully usei It, Induces IN o cholrully TO
comm3nti'7 virtues @ others. ,ev mouths since had
recourse % % 20 destroy t1'oA' although had never
tJred intensely from Former one and having chnr
remliy az hand applied the Pain killer for about hl
;aln minutes i'm the evening, an repeated the oppNco.
cation briefly in the morning, which entirely destroyed
the tGpn 2ul increased my conf Clo' In N1 utility o!
the rym3ly. Yours truly, A. w. CURTISS,
Minister of Che Wesleyan Methodist church.
The Pain Killer has baen tasted in ovcyy yAr ty oc
cum!te,an by aim ls cverynouon knownl) Am 1ic,ra
l. is tlg alm1s, c'ustmt companion AMI in nst IN ll
.reul O, the nsst-nlry AMI traveller on sea and lul
and non, SHOULD Gye On Our lakes opl rivers W.tauut
err many WORTHLESS, nas,rUm5 ar. o., NPl.d 60 Be sold
on le flpu.At7a o. ta,9 y!luael m3a.ole
Directions accompany each bottle.
SOIL Lr DEALERS lv rywhcrt,
J.N, HARRIS e co.
Prapr!o:oTa for !Ae Western anil -u'hsr0 $, uen
Cnenr g. o.
For sale, wholesale and r,ti, b. Peck \ Il mil on,
Parrys0urg. F@ir.3y Rosinglr rcaalom s, L. B-rEh-
t7G bowling Gt2G #. ml1p1roEs' d. ii. Miner,
Io!21o; w, D. N'2r'' 5y7aasai "ss. Iri2v Toledo,
ITo RITY THE DLo oD
DIR, wEAvEA'5
ICANKER AND SALT RHEUI sYRUr.
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SORE EYES CuEEp.-Thef following letter will prove the
isorits of Dr. weavcrs Cerae. 1t will cure all crup
tons and diseases of the skin:
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PERSIAN FEVER celAR !,

Has cured thousands of boa Of the most dreadful
fyy0.d Rad and reflect.
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DR.. WAIVERS

ID URITY THE blood
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-26
The Union Assembly Convention
The Nominee.

AS will be seen by the proceedings III
another column ofthis paper, we attend-
ed the Union Assembly Chnvention for
the District composed Of the counties
of Wood and Marathon, which was
held at Stevens Point on Wednesday
last. We found rs Delegates in that
convention, men ofaIl political complex
ions-Democrats, Republicans and het-
rodox. All seemed disposed to discard
old political prciudicies, and unite in
the Union cause for The sake Of the Tn
ION In fact, every delegate present
distinctly avoyed determination to
cease to support candidates nominated
by strictly partizan conventions. We
find this feeling uppermost in the minds
Of the honest masses everywhere. OF
course, we also find q few designing Of
tice-seekers crying "party, party, men
Of both the late dominant parties. But
the people are about to arise and throw
off these Iecches, and show through the
5aIlot-box that their professions Of love
for the country are real and practical.
Mr.. Seth Reeves, of this town, was
the fortunate nominee. On the infor-
mai ballot he received twenty-nine
votes (the full vote Of the convention)
and was then nominated by acclama-
nation Mr.. r, IS young man Of fair
ability, energetic and scrupuiously hon
est He has held many offices of trust
IN this towns now serving his second
term as Chairman Of the County Board,
and has rendered general satisfac-
sion in every position in which he has
been placed. His thorough knowledge
of numbering makes him fit man to
represent this District, in the Legisla-
ture. Our interests will be faithfully
attended to at Madison the coming
winter. Heretofore we have always
opposed his election, towing to the
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fact that he is a Democrat,) but now
that old party lines are virtually oblit-
Grated, We cheerfulIy lend him Cur
support, and shall take pleasure in be
ing energetic to secure his election.-
That he will be elected, we have not 4
shadow Of doubt.
Reader, are you politician for the
sake of the spoils? or are YOU one for
the sake Of our distressed country .
If the latter, you viii do all in your
power to elect the Union ticket, which
has been selected to test whether You
are for union for the sake Of the Tn
ion.
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GRAND RAPIDS BREWERY.

THE undersigned would assure the public
i that they are now making the very beat
quality Of BEER and ALE-none better in the
State. Determined to satisfy our customers
without regard to cost OF pains, we hope by
close attention 70 business to receive orders
from all who can appreciate hrst-rate article
Of these healthful beverages.
y B-The highest market price in cash
paid for barley.
APPEL & SCH2IDT
Grand RAPIDS, June 1st, 1861. eft
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II. \. TEMPLE Sec'y.
Wood CO. Convention.

At a Mass Meeting ofthe citizens OF
Wood County, without distinction of
party held in Grand Rapids Oct 21sc
1861, OF which I. I. Mosher was chair
man and !. D. Witter Secretary, the
following gentlemen were elected to
represent said County in the Assembly
Union Convention to be held at Ste
ycns Point on the 23rd inst, II. \.
Temple, John Edwards, Ole Natwig,
II. W. Jackson, A. Pierce, II. Ripley.
J. D. Writer, J. Wilcox, Mark Whit
rock, Ezekiel Elliot, Joseph HOMER, J.
n. Drundage, L. \. Houston, II. ".
Remington. On motion Of Thomas 3.
Scott it was
Res01csd, that those delegates who
are present at the convention be en-
powered to cast the full vote Of the
County.
The meeting then adjourned.
I. L. NosHER, Chm.
J. D. NITrER, Sec'y.
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To the Citizens of Wood County:

propose TO come before you this f9ll, as
candidate for the office of County Sdp2cipten-
dent Of Schools. Many years czpcr.soce as
teacher and manager Of Schools, tax. has
qualified me to fill the office to your satiSfac-
ton. would say to you then, Try me" and
will endeavor TO devote myself to the inter
ests of our common schools.
42-2w IT ,\-,,..
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Pen and Scissors.


;, l'' : - S''' - NC " prospect 0i
-, : N0''''', y u 'l'ooIi1'S oe|" g" the
- '-'' >''l' 0''' >'0' = 'l''I'I''
-lhe little county OF Clark, with q
voting population OF ESQ, has turned
OUT a.'e@oy 20 goo" ana aoLe oooled
'''e'' '0I ''l9 " ~
n e9otlatlons are said to De IN pro
9ress Tor releasing the brave Coz. NUL-
HGAN, The rebels propose to exchange
NM loF zen. FFoST'
The correctness Of the report that
secretary CAMERON has ordered FIRE
to suspend operations on the fortifca-
tons at St. Louis and jefferson City.
IS denied.
bartholomew RmgIe, ESQ, has
been appointed County Judge Of Mar
athon county to fill vacancy OCCASION
cd by the removal of Judge CaIkjns
from the Co.
The report IS confirmed that q Re
bel Steamer has run the blockade At
Savannah and taken Senator Mason Of
Virginia and others as Foreign Minis
ters to Europe.
The Milwaukee Daily E,oe 7lo02-
ocyut has been discontinued. the suit
scription list haviD9 been disnosod ri
to the Wisconsin, The weekly Mill
continue to be published
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-26
NOTICE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
OFFICE OF THE BANK CoNPTRoLLERI
Madison, October 7, 1861 !
THE Wood County Bank having failed to
L make good the deficiency of the securities
under the call Of the Bank Comptroller, notice
is hereby given that all the circulating notes
Of said Bank, after the sale Of the trust funds
according to law, will be redeemed pro rata at
the office of the Bank Comptroller.
q. VAN STEENWTk.
I-fw Bank Comptroller.
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crossed tie river, and threw up tenn
porary works that render his position
sccure.
This will enable him to protect the
crossing Of the division of Gen. Banks,
which is to be eSSaved this morning.
The object of Gen. Stones move
ment was, to enable his command with
Gen. Banks portion, to be safely
transferred to Virginia.
Evans attacked Col. Bakers front
and both TANKS. Col. Co@gswell was
probably taken prisoner.
Oar information. so far this \. NJ, is
that Gen. Banks arrived at MARYLAND
Landlng, Edwards Ferry, last night,
anG have been crossing the river Sc
cnrely since daylight.
Herala,S Despatch-The latest news
Tonight is that the whole Of Stones
column has crossed the Potomac and
IS IN full pursuit of the enemy, and
that Gen. Banks column had reached
the banks ufthe river and would speed
lIy follow and support Stone. Intor-
nation received late tonight from Gen.
Stones command announces that the
hight was desperate one, and that
large numbers were killed on both sides.
Although the enemy was much stron-
ger than Gen. Stone, he was falling
back before the advance OF our tro0ns.
and would have undoubtedly been to-
tally routed bat for the tall Of Colonel
H3t<nr which I,7,O1uno1 . c,l a., 90,
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Democratic Caucus.

meeting eff the electors Of the town CT
Grand Rapids will be held at the saloon Of Pc
ter Vertcfuillc on Saturday evening at seven
O'Clock, to select delegates to represent said
town in the county convention to be held at
the Court House on Tuesday. the Goth inst.
MANY DEMOCRATS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-10-26
Democratic County Convention,

A Democratic County Convention for the
county of Wood, will be held at the Court
Room in the town Of Grand Rapids on Tues
day the Goth day Of October inst, for the pur-
pose of nominating three Supervisors to be
supported at the ensuing general election, and
for the transaction of any other business that
may properly come before said convention.
Each town in the county IS requested to
send four delegates to said convention.
Dated October 18th, 1861.
BY order Of the County Committee.