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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07
Laws of Wood C1wsaty.

The Board Of Supervisors of the County of
Wood do order and determine as follows:
SECTION |. ANY person who shall hereafter
kill GREY Wolf in he County Of Wood, shall
be entitled to bounty Of five dollars bv prov
ing the sam" as he cnaf, er provided.
s .. The fIct of killing the same shall be
proved by exhibiting tha saalD with the ears on,
entire Of sub Wolf So Killed, to anv Jus ice of
the Peace IN the town in which such Wolf shall
b" killed, or to the Gle k of the Circuit Court
ct sud County Of Wood and by making an af-
tldlvlt setting 10 til til fact Of such killing and
d ScrlainS The p.a'e where the same was killed;
he said Jus ice of he Peace or Gle K Of the
Circuit Court. upon being sa: sized hat the all
imal so killed was Grey Wolf and that the
same was Killed in the County of Wood by the
person so exhibiting said scalp, shall thereupon
burn SAID scalp and give certificate to such
pHrson, setting forth the facts of such killing,
and hat tha scalp has been burned, which GER
tficate shall entitle the holder thereof to said
sum of five dollars from the County Treasury
B. The Justice of the Peace or Clerk of the
Circuit Court, who shall grant such certificate
SHALL be entitled to demand and receive from
the person applying for the same, the sum of
fifty cents for his fees thereon.
81. This act Shall take effect from and after
its passage.
Passed March 10th, 1858.
L, P POWERS, Clerk
State of Wisconsin,
Wood County, o. l certify that the
for going IS rue copy of the original act, as
appears from the records of my Office and OF
the whole of the said act
Witness my hand and tn seal of said Board
u.s. at Grand Rapids, this 18th day OF
March, \. D. 1858.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07

THE whole of Section No %, Township No.
l. 81, Range 2,-is First Rate Farm Land, and
We wish somebody to have the benefit of it
1t will be sold in whole or in part, for cash Or
Grand Rapids town property
POWERS d. Lang.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07
Portage County Court--Ir Probate

portage County Court--:In PROBATE.
IN the matter of the Estate of GEORGE Kline
dcccas d. --.. --,..0s.F
Il reading and fling the petition of William
- Kline, admnstra, or of George Kline. Sci
ting forth the amount of personal C:tate that
has come to his hands and the disposition there
OF, the amount of debts outstanding against said
deceased, and description of all the rea estate
OF which said deceased die seized of. and the
condition and value of respective portions there.
OF, and praying that licersa be to him grant, d
to sell the whole of said real estate. and II an
pearing by said pcti 10. that there IS not sniff.
cent personal esate in the hands Of said.ad-
mlnlstrafor to pay said d BITS ard that it. is me-
ccssary IN order TO pay the same to s. IL the
Whole OF the said zeal estate, it i, therefore or.
dHrcd hat all persons intcres cd in said estate
appear before the Judge of this Court on the
h day Of May, 1853, at one O'Clock in the af.
fernoon, at the Court House in the town of
Flower, ;h"n and there to show cause If any
there shall be) why license should not be grant.
ed to said administrator to sell said real estate
according to the prayer of said pc zion and it
is further ordered that copy Of this order shall
be publlsht for four succ: ssive weeks. prior "a
s'1d day of hearing in he ''Plover Herald" and
IN The Wood County Reporter. Dated this
ll;h day of March, 1858. .....-....
l6-iw MINOR STROPE, County Judpc
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07
BLACKSMITHING,
Wholesale Liquor Store.

4 GENERAL stock of Foreign and Domestic
\ Liquors, and we'll selected assortment of
Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes
Also, great variety of Groceries and Proyis-
ions, which will be sold at the lowest living
prices.
Always on hand full supply of A IT. Bacon
= Co.'S superior Whisksy, for sale by the barrel
sly J. HOMER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07
RATES OF JOF WORK

RATES or Jof WORK
fuIi-sheet Posters, first hundred, = So co
n. Lac "a suoSefuens hundred. 8 co
1 - ..es, oassrs' nist hundred, 90
Quarter Sheet Posters, first hundred sn
Each subsequent hundred. "a
Eighth Sheet Posters first hundred 9 m
Eaeh subsequent hundred *
Ball Tickets, according to quality, first
hundred, :. >.
No iabs issued srola the sfics until n.;d s w
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Nem Aobaf1i semonts.

>~~~~~~~~
: LETTERS
Pos -Ofice at Grand Rap
larch 3lst, 1853.
Sotper, Miles
S-owesl, Charles
See, Abner y
Tanan-, William
Taft G "
Turner, Mrs. Cla,kson
Verbeck, Charles
Van'ps, George W
Wright, S:iilinan
Wern +, John Jr
Wetherby, Matthew
Whitrock, Marks
nnWiiliams, David
Foreign Better
Rissonebe, Narcis
Boucher, Octave
Co:nnaycr, Joseph
Carbonnef, Alex
EeIcston, Mason
Foatsine. N,chel
Fauber Edward
FAM. + anscca
Guer,in, Registe
Gonthicr, Crielle
Hamel, Christophe
Jigione, Joseph
Maher, John
McAuley, John
Nelson, James
Plante, Pierre
Rondeau, Joseph
Star, Mrs
Smi h, Edward
.Sureault, Geraine
Lachapcll, Joseph
Lahago, Anton
Lcmav, Louis
Lacharite, Alixi
Lars, Adamson
Leaner, VIM Tanash
Zenier, George
Cortn"y, Bernard
Dammeyin, Augustus
Ebergs, Michael
Gunderson, John
HelIlDc, oie y
Knudsen, Ole
Noshula, Jakob
Selkrig, c F
Tabberts, Johann
. Wilhelm, Casper
Whalen, Z Z
anv of the above Letters
iscd.
f. LAVIGNE, P. NJ.
il lst, 1858.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07

TlNBERED Lands, Farm and Village Lots in
J. Wood County-for sale by
PO WERS d. LANG.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07

TORTY Village Lots in the village Of Grand
L Rapids desirably situated, overlooking the
great Rapids Of the Wisconsin River-for sale
cheap. Terms easy.
Pc WERS d. LANG
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07
pcwers K Iapg's Column.
POWERS d LANG, -a
Law, Land and Insurance Office,
Opposite the Wisconsin Hotel,
Grand Rapids. Wisconsin.

ESPECIAL attention given to the Examina-
IL ton OF Titles, furnishing Abstracts, buying
and selling Real Estate, Payment of Taxes, and
Collection Of Claims; Pre-Emptions secured
Land Warrants bought, sold, and located; Maps
and Diagrams furnished and corrected
REFERENC
Hon. 4. Brawley, Register, Stevens Point Land
Office.
Hon. A. G. Ellis, Receiver, Stevens Point Land
Office.
Hon. Geo. ". Cate, Judge of the 18th Judicial
Circuit, Wis.
Huyssen & Scheffer, Bankers, Stevens Point,
Huyssen, Scheffer l. Co, Banker, Menasha
John Edwards. Esq, Hazel Green, Wis
c. c. Olin, Esq, Milwaukee
VIM. Jones, Jr., x Co, Chicago, Ill.
Hon. S. p Chase, Governor of Ohio.
II. B. West, ESQ., Elyria,
Fl. Clinton, Esq. Grand Rapids.
T. B. Scott & Co, -
l.. P. POWERS
J. II. Lang.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07

A0 ACRES School Land certificates for sale.
" in Town %, Range 3--heavy timber For
terms, enquire Of I'O WER.S d: LING
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07

LIST OF
D EMAININti in tn
III ids, Wisconsin, !,
Ampos n, John .
A hop, Da lis,
Aber, H D .
Aber, John I
Bullock, Roswell
Bullock, Alonzo
Billings, Benz
Bean, Charles c
Burnham, Charles L
Bailey, John 2
Ball, f o
Blood. George
Canning, Ma. garet A
Collins, K b
Crage, James
Gamer, Abigail
Danforth, Wm II
Durkoe, Geo. &c
Drew, iIar ison
Emerson, D F
FreileigH, Orrilie
Flint. John
Fisher, F
Farrell, Michael
Garlick. Reuben L
Green, Lewis,
Humes, Aaron
Howlet, John
Hasbrouck, John
Halliday, Seward
Jones, B S
Jones, John
James, John Hody
Kennedy, Daniel
Ladd, Catha"ine
Lamberton, D P
Matthews, E L 2
Metzger, + 2
Margeson, Job
McQuegg, Michael
Malone, Mss =
Moulton, \ b
Mooney, Cophas
Martei, Nagi,e
Newson, J J
Us erman, George
Page, John o
Rowiey, Edwin R 2
Ripley, George
Spafford, J c
Shattuck, Miss Ann c
Stewart, Uriah
Ball, f VI
Persons calling for
will please say Adcert
Grand Rapids, Apr
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Beautiful Young Lady Slandered

0NE-THIRp Of the citizens of Wood county
" have committed Suicide--one-third have
runaway-bccause they had neglected to buy
,b,;r cf
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Sra3as; Rapids Market.

Corrected Weekly By Uosher d, Foster.
TUESDAY, April 6, 1853.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-07

BY u. KLINE, Under Sheriff
L. 5. Dixon, ATTY for II .intiH l4s~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-21

H. J. !. Tubby vas chosen Secratary pro
u. he resides At Des Noines. The election
as permanent Secretary Of the Board i defer.
ma week, sill they can better assign his du-
-
Ihs Rasort Of the Superintendent Of Instruc-
tse, Ba. N. L. Fisher. has been rsad, and
ssmgsix hundred copies Of il, with the ao-
esppanying docunents, ordered; also 6vs han.
dstecpies Of the Journal Of proceedings. Also
@dips Of the Iowa Statesman, and 800 alse of
~ Iowa Citizen extra, ordered for the use Of
~ members instead Of the usual papers. The
esss ef these slips - two hundred dollars, while
1sually, each session Of the Legislature, ovsr
70 shsusand dollars hsvs been sxpsDdsd 10
nsspapsrs for the members Of both Houses
~ Board, il win BE- seen, are disposed to econ.
Mlse, - vell they may, since the Legislature
= made no provision for contingent sxpensss,
~ fss per diem Of members and mileage, By
tens omission and oversight. Sc that tho body
haspealenl upon the State odRcer In charge Ol
'ae Capitol, Mr. Secretary Sells, for jsnitos ssA-
ssaery and postage arrangements.
saad'y pssiiminary resolutions and debates
~ ssas'qared, but nothing 70 require special
= res salics Il 70 ~ that the rulss q
Ssnats With verbal alterations and change d
saasg eoauistses have been adopted, and
a h'a eut. Jsdgs Macon Of your city Il
.aAA sf the Committee on Revision, o.
e sll ds'siss he dissss Of psv 8ebee
~. - ths sss 4 .hs legislature u NH -
NJ. Ccopsf = ehsirnAn ~ the Comnitssl
sehool District organ,zatisD; M CanGeId, .
: % ~ University; NJ. Hildreth, Of that q
eass aad Aessss. Mitehsll snd psanelly. ;
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END OF THR Man WHO BLEW UP brooks
MoNuNENT.-BenjaminL Lett, the man who xas
convicted about twenty years since of blowing
up the Brock Monument at Queenstown Heights,
but escaped as he was being taken to prison,
died 10 Milwaukee on Thursday last, from the
effects Of poison, as is supposed. few weeks
ago, he started on "a trading voyage to Macki-
nav in company with man named Wilson, and
arrived there aud sold Eis goods, but was soon
after taken Violently i'll, and brought back to
Milwaukee upeechless, when after few days Of
suffering be expired. Wilsorrhas been arrested
on strong suspicious of having been the cause
of his death.
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the roada' Al re.ch;ne vcs,r c;tv III t;sna. 5Ss
E.nres shov th,s . cnnnac,;on v;sh 4bn r
&H'R Road from 0sknl looss. v;li nlscs v;,s
from 81 tn 81 milsa ne.rer chinas,s. fban III vo1
had an s;r.l;ne road - WssEiretons &. . 81 !
But the oxlv apailaSk vo,fos ifom ~ sshinr-
tom 10 Oskaloosa. viii incrs.s4 ahn iSIistsnce
above an air line some 5 milee. as we are In
formed hv anpineers. : 5- !
Your conneetion With tbis road will. mora
over. cenatituto ! link az the two great roads
from St. Iouis and from Keokuk. thns furnish-
inr vou With the bsst faeil;tv "a reachinr the
laIas tho east. and the auth. 10
A cenneetion vith our ~ 4 IL then. far v.,,,.
the onIv natnrel one s;nca 4 conDecta !, =, .ith
ali The sreat narsa of commerce bv the ssort-
81 and che.nant ranta- .and beneusa of tha
,,nall cost aomnared with the proposed ROAD "a
Wash;n TO-.
We nave a,l along felt that you would coma
"a th;s conclns;on vher our rosd ahnnla 81 n
actual operstien 10 The Des NoiDes. This very
day the cars would have been running 70 Apen.
~ hnA fnr tha c.l.mItona weather the mast
fall. which hsa effectnallv stonned. for weeks.
the layinr Of iron. although every thing vas IN
readiness. and YOU mead not now be surprised.
If ve celebrate New Year a Agency. =
Rut the ch;af oh;act of INV latter /. 10 h,;ro
tn your no,ica another sonsiderstion Of greater
imnortanea If nossibls than any of the fore
ceino-a considerat;on which ia over looked in
Tour naners and hut little annreciated. even
here. / alIude To The csrfa;utv of a comnlete
connection. in a few mooths. of burlington with
New York and Ph;ladelnhis- via Peoria Lopans.
mort Fart Wavne and P;ttsburoh The cars are
now running az far east a. the Chicago branch
of the Illinois Central and much work has been
II. k..-sass ~. ro;n, "a Io,.r,,nr. ana
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A MARRIED WoMAN ELoPEs WITH ANOTHER
MAN-HEE HUSBAND ELoPEs WITH THE Cook
A young German, on the West side, few weeks
ago, eloped sith his employers wife, and went
to Grand Rapids, Michigan, where they were
married. TIE interesting pair took oil the
available articles in the house with them, such
as spoons, hnen. etc. The bereaved husband
took matters cooliy, went about his business
and made no outward show of grief. Last week
his wife, HAVING become sick of her new hus-
band left lin and returned to her old one,
bringing wiii. her the spoons, linen, etc. Old
husband quietly welcomed her back to his bos-
oin, and tic woman congratulated herself on
the pleasant upshot of her foolishness. But
"phancy her psielinks" when awakening on Sun.
day morning she ascertained that her husband
had eloped The night before with the hired girl,
the pair ,akiagl with them the spoons. linen,
ETC., as t'olher pair had done before them.-
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~ The river is closed at Dubuque.

TAE Book TRADE.--Fsw branches Of busi-
ness have so largely increased in this City
within the last four years as the book trade.
And although the crash Of 1857 affected ii to
. considerable extent, and perhaps more than
Some other branches Of trade, yet it has now
nearly or quite recovered and 10 prospering
finely. The oldest house in this line 10 that Of
Corss Son, having been established for many
years. They have a very full catalogue in all
the various departments and do q good jobbing
business, particularly in schsol books. The
latest law reports are also found upon their
shelves, and their sales of law books to the To-
gal profession throughout the State amounts to
. large sum per year. So in other branches Of
the book trade. But We imagine that one Of
the largest items of their business IL that of
printing paper which is sold to publishers
throughous Southern Iowa and even sent to
Nebraska and Kansas. This trade does not af-
ford large profit. but commands cash. They
have also large trade in stationery, cap and
colorsd papers, etc, etc. Corse + Son are en-
terpridng, reliable busiaess men and have
built up large and lucrative trade.
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a~eistgd ~ ~ ~ The State 81 Texas, and "
pas1a ~ nlo6t eligible route % the AAvigable
N1aess - fth1 Paci1o, h the Stase Of Californ&
70 66knenn - The 6onthem Yacifc Railroad; d
Ons road and telegraph 70 commence On ~
western border Of the State Of Missouri or Iowa.
and 70 pursue the mOse eligible route to Tie bay
e San Erehpiaee. 70 % kn0va - the Cnnsral
Pacific Railroad;
And one road and telegraph to commence on
the western border Of the State Of Wiaconsin.
a the Territory Of Minnesota, and 10 pursue The
most eligible route 70 the havigable waters 81
tRs Pacific in Oregon and Washington Terrific
fles 70 be known e the Northern Pacific Rail-
road.i 4Npe t4 hifa iiai hah - asb 91iisyaTs
The bill Of Col. Curtis comprises but single
road. and that By the Centra. route. II pro-
vides for two branches from the Missouri River,
- converge and unite within two hundred miles,
and thence run to the navigable waters Of the
Sacramento. Alternate sections Of public land
within six miles are 70 be appropriated. and
government is 70 appropriate to the contractors
twelve thousand dollars mile, to be reimbufs-
cd to the government in the transportation Of
mails and military stores. The construction to
be offered by the President to the best bidder,
a. proposed by Senator Gwin's bill. l,,-.,5
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THE LOST FOUND-Our friend Arrick re-
turned, safe and sound. day before yesterday,
account of his mysterious disappearance, went
to press. He attributes the failure Of his friends
to hear from him, to the irregnarity OF the