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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08

,yFor professional aud business 9ards,
Onuihdihg daily paper mot exceeding sm
limos for IL months, sl1-- without the ps
per, tl3
i1s-rbe privilege Of yearly advertisers
10 strictly limited to their own immediate
and regular business and the business ~
al advertising hrm IL not considered a7ih
oluding that Of It's individual member
tEAnnohntinv candidates fr State
and Parish offices. $40 municipal .'heeH
e. TO be paid for invariably in advance
lgAli advertisements for strangers o.
trsn-ient persons to be paid In oil vanoe'
,lg Advertisements not msrke'l on The
cory for specified time, will he inserted
ill ttbit and payment exacted
tg-AI Communications Intended
promote the private ends or interests of
Corporations. Societies. .Bohools or individ-
uals. will bo charged - advertisement.
,ls-Cards of = perspnHl character cen
only be published ~ this puper 40 advert
tissineuts, ard must boo paid for IA advance
at double advertising rates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
HEATInf. sTnvIs

A PERFECT eoid 81 ii.n, yst On hand ~
n hJATaH 4 uATTAs
affH Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
SUNDAYS.

MANCFAcTUEED W NV WILTON, Pi,ts-
WI busrr Pslb. ran 10 ordered -
tnstlt JiLObORE GOLDMAN,
Eois Agent ~ This apd Adinining Parishes.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
Electro Magnetic Machines.

A GOOD stock Of those tsvei iaiing @ervOus
n Indicators, In handsome sisioaauJ CASES,
80 reduced yric5s.
mayo. v IELDE a co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
PrICe Rfdnced fr0m sItoaOCn I

nR. w ATEKS Pulmonica tia best
~ medicine nov w uss for the cure Of
Colds t"hRhs. influenza nnd Consnmt-
uon For sulo ~ 80 conts 10 bottle, Or
80 per dozen BY
Juiy2l. Tn. e. VIZ. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
EGw SPRING AID eUNMtG GOODS.



81 M ~ - "a y r.
LAFAYETTE srAhLt, EEAn LAUnEt.
TINS nov ready for lnspeetion fdii sti ry n
spHur f3pisis. sua f,iisins st.iY desttip
n n ~ afficts suited pop ths Ffssehf s-ssta' spd
b., tafts sunliusf o. hirh most respectfully tail
the vi t-utinh q ms lrisnhs and cue um-fs
ing iish nafsEes ~ lhp 20 Hiih in il'besi
uts.nhisa ,i every style spd q. Ciipii y. such
Hs n1ubls KIT l'0N.s h-r M p Flunross,
Tuniuua iiNles, arl 'hs latest style
nuhs Ilnip 'ffiftl
Printed lee npt ani Nnsins
Tariatnns ~ tuiuts;
r,ui u,Anfea nsr.r.s, white. rlact, PINK nips
s,d Brown. auB lnfga assortment Of white
r..i- cod nh riid@i ~. shrh 90 ei'netr, st7ss,
trsesimrtad and Alun Nuslin, Yieiefln Lawn.
" bite Rilllau'ins sud Msts-iils and a great W..
ii-iy " fsify aui Eiap.p NV urnds.
Al NJ witch I am on-ting % unusually low
spla AeifEH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
To PLANTERS.

WE HAVE in store 700 bhlN. superior
w Winter Whale Oil aud 10 bbls Win
ter Strained Lard Oil-for sale ut city each
pricos by ED. d WM. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08

lIVlmbOld'S Genuine Preparation
or
Highly Concentrate compound FIrid
Extract Iluchn.
yi,r fJi,sasss me- Dti,f3ir. kidrsVs. Cgetfi,
u,hpssg ilt,i nsss.s. distractions ftads
famJHoinis ssd m nisigsss ~ ne
HsrpH OrUHs.
Afisirg frafn rStssses AID impfuisneles w b'ls.
snn rsmovirs nll Improper discharges IRON Zee
n'a'i-r hidnsJs. 90 s-Sural Urssns, vhsiesf
existing 10
MALE on FEMALE.
from vba,svsr cssss ihsy msy hive originated,
40 mAI1ER How LDSu siANDlAG,
C'ring Hegth opd r,p,t. @ ne Fra~e. a'i bloom
bhs ItAitd citst.
JOY TO TIE AFFLlCTEDlll
u srtae Nstv,ass sud iiaifnt4f.i -uhei.ie, and
tsurv,s all she symptoms, anvns Which tbl
be- ipund
tndispasiiion
~ EHettirn. ess ~
rrw r. it.sr n MeinHrv,
DifHaritv % lifpHtliirr nan.
srsi vlstrasa. iiaftst H u'ss
eas. 81 asf Nerves. 1feuibiinF. breed
~ % ffrn- 81 bastii. hiEht -seair. Gold
Fspt. NHlsiuirstr. t'iuitfise ~ Vision Ten.
gpur. trivsrssi iaesituds ~ the Ainstulaf
sysipf'. uiitn lrtruipBs Appetite ih hts
pppfif 81 mtfpns itni Hands iiHshirRu ~
The iipfiv. Drgu,s e ~ the ekin, fsiiid
Cpnutsiant sud lr,piions up
Tie Faep. Fnin III the Iatk.
iieavints Of the teii1s,
lrpnu.niiv bts8k
sprts flying be-
fore he eyes,
viih Temporary sagu.inns md Less ~ sipbi A..
Want ui Attention.. etsat MOBILITY irsiltss-
hpss fith iiwt1r NJ socisty, HHthiuE "a
rrare itasitabe ~ such usiitnfs than
EdiiHip. snd ntthinE 'hsy fpnra
Dread fpf .saf ~ q, ausalves.
- lippns- ~ Manner, no
Isrntstneis ,nusrse
uirii n bot
fuui.d Tfat-
sitinu
from one qu sii1n
tuanothfr
These symptoms n nilsfwsd - rn mn which
~ p inaiiein. irvbfinilj r.uovps-tyrn friirts
toss uF intwtuiFAtULTYi Avh riliFr1tt
Fits--iu one ~ which the estiants msy 81 pits
Who san say ihst ,hes- rKr-ssrs ne iui urffe-
anshtiy ipiinvsd bi ihnsp dirsip' distssts.
INSANITY AND CURSIalpTiuS
The fecnfds ~ the IheAthAtYitM aud ih'
mels nrhel. rf"ptiu' trst
ample wIilerr g. tho truth tha --s-ff'ri.- -
in the iarstia AsyiuuIs the ulosf ..nrtl.nij
sxhiiiti.rs apprars 1har.r i-ipnre ia ariusl
| " sn,ifsn atri quite Doc fnfe-n.itieT Nfth o.
/ Efiei. svai visits hnnid s,und Of ths vote.
l rctur. o. isrtr4 p stiicuinie.
"N tih wtfpfui r.Henfps wan dsrprir
tnH saiis spuras iis rel b-apiisd."
/ Debility is unsi terrible AID has brought thnu.
o. nile upDn l,.usands 10 uutims y graves. thus
/ hipsiire tht ambition ~ many nUbis youths. n
can BE- cured by he use Of this
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
SUMMER SILKS.
IRISH LINENS.

A Ftvr supply ~ genrjna irish linen has bee
q received ana will ia cold low % tho
mas FlliLA CASH sIOHE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
THE STAFF OF LIFEf

NTow on hand at heals city Iced and Flour
IN store--a large let Of Flour. Al Of which
will be sold at moderate prices---ome yer, cheap.
mayis JOSHUA BEAi.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
TART TARii
DLACKsMITIIs TOOLS.
CAST STEEL.

OnTAGON. squsts, Cgs, end vstusn Steel
~ mai3 MONTAs q uA1TA'F.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08

HUTCH BIT FRS - The genuine Boor-
~ hayo's Celebrated Ritters always on
hand nj V. IlEUDE d CO.'S
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
0OIiN'rI,ItrANTs.

WE UAYh iust t.'-ivph fu,u eve Yrrk,
w nrs supply o. Nhits Ms'stl'lss Counter
ppnes Of the
PHILADELPHIA CAru t1OBF.
orii5 tafayptts slftst.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-08-08
GIN STAND.

A 10 Faw Gin Stand f,r sale a. the
~ Southern Mrehiue Works.
rt3 DlLAonoik, bRrseRtY 400.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
Out with your Proof.

Judge Gates opponents are making
boast that they have something in store
for the people, in reference to two sep
arate and distinct positions which our
Honorable Court has taken in different
localities in the Circuit. 1t has been
stated to us that "the papers would
soon be produced to show that Judge
Cate is rs rabidly an anti-State Rights
as Judge Larabee"' Trot out said pa
pers. We are in favor Of investigating
Judges as well as NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
County Independent.
At the risk of offending our cotem-
porary for ':meddling," we state:
We have been shown 4 letter writ
ten by Judge Cate within the past three
weeks saying in so many words that he
sustained the State Rights position Of
A. D. Smith.
Per Contra: D. J. NJ. Loop, al at
torney of this place, informs us that
Judge Cate, i'll conversation with him
at the last term Of the Adams County
Circuit Court told him that the doe
trine of State Rights could not be main
tanned, and that he considered the Opin-
ion of JGd re Dixon 'ssound."
That's all.--P0rt0ge city Record.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

Circuit Judge, and giving him cor:
dial and enthusiastic support? We, as
Republicans, owe this much to the
cause we advocate and it becomes US
to redeem ourselves from the odium
that rests upon us since we allowed
Judge Larabee to carry his election by
default. Our brethren in other parts
OF the State are watching us anxiously,
expecting great things Of the Republi-
cans OF the Seventh Circuit. Shall they
be disappointed?
In conclusion, permit me to say: that
L have no candidate ofmv own to pre-
sent, nor will support man who may
be brought forward by any man, or set
of men,sswho is not publicly committed
to the Republican faith.
Yours truly,
O. Wurrr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

PARTY NOMINATIONS letter
Of Hon. Charles White, late Member
Of Assembly from Waushara county,
which we transfer to our columns, was
written and published in the Wauto-
ma Argus prior to the assembling of
the Judicial Convention. We would
ask perasal Of this letter, as it points
out the proper course to bepursued by
Republicans i'll the coming struggle i'll
very conclusive manner. Republi-
cans are becoming aroused to their du-
ty. They viii not sustain Judge Mil
ler's Court, nor any Judge who will
bow at his behest.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
Sound On the Goose.

We are q little surprised to see the
Aryus SO persistently advocating the
election Of 4 Democratic Judge, for the
9Th Judicial Circuit, whom it is well
known does believe in the appellate ipl-
risdiction Of the Federal Courts, and
who was heard to say on his recent Wis
it to this village, that he entirely agreed
with the principles of the opinion OF
Chief Justice Dixon, but thought that
''the opinion was expressed in rather
. muddy manner" If Judge Cate is
a Republican, and has voted, and ac-
ted with the Republican party, why does
he not publicly announce himself as
such, and let the people vote under,
standingly, and with their eyes open to
his political character We hold tina,
no man has right to come before the
people, and ask their suffrage for any
position without publicly declaring his
principles on the main points at issue.
Judge Cate has not done this he dore
not do 1t, as he knows that to commit
himself to the Republicans, and ignore
the democrats as the A7,yus says he does,
will prove his democratic doom, and
that many OF the Republicans will dis.
trust him, and consequently he will lose
his election, while OH the other hand
he can have no hope Of winning enough
Republicans to swallow sham democ.
racy to elect him, which places him in
rather an unpleasant position.
If the Republicans expect to win the
race next fall, they have got to bare
their arms to the work, and go into the
field and labor for the cause, showing
neither aid nor comfort to the enemy
These poor chicken-heartel ones whe
are playing toady for all on the princi
pie Of s'good Lord, good Devil will
find after while that it won't win.
We would like to have the Argus
man tell whether he thinks Judge Cate
any better qualified, any more impair.
tial, than he did few weeks since,
when he said that if a suit to which n.
Is. Woodruff was party, and he were
counsel for the opposed, he would re,
move the cause Oh account Of the par.
tiality of the Judge.
Has he forgotten the pledge he then
made, that he would vote for any other
man IN preference to him?
Either the editor "works for pay" OF
his principles are in accordance with
those of the Democratic party Weu
to,,aa Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

"a Another change has been
made in the management of the Mil
waukee Free Democrat. Mr. Thorn
son has disposed of his interest to Mr..
Thos. Fitch, Jr., writer of consider.
able force and a gentleman Of means.
Mr.. Thomson is retained as an editor.
With Sholes, Crounse, Thomson and
Fitch in the editorial department, that
paper will eminently sustain its well.
earned regulations as one Of the lead
ing Journals i'll the North We
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
Foreign News.
G. WHITE.

N. York, Feb. ls.-The Arabia has
arrived. The mostimportant portions
OF the proceedings of the I'd and Sd
had been published, viz: the refusal of
lord John Russell to lay before the
house the correspondence touching
the Savoys, aud the defeat of the gov
eminent on minor question. LORD
John Russell defended the British
Consul from the charge of having aid
ed the Moors, and asserted that he
had pursued strictly neutral policy.
In response to an inquiry, Lord John
Russel! said the Government had no
reason to suppose that warlike prepa-
rations were going forward The
Government had earnestly endeavored
to prevent renewal of hostilities,
now that Congress was not likely to
meet.
The French army is to be considera-
bly, redu ced, and the policy Of the EN-
peror tends more than ever towards
peace.
IrALY.-An aifrav occurred at An
coma between the Papal Chasseurs and
artillery men on one side, and the gems
u arlnee on the other. Three hun
dred Of the former were said TO be un-
der arrest, Of whom about forty were
wounded,
HE Mazlna party were said to be
active at Rome. Gen. Gordon had
taken measures for preventing any
manifestations.
AUsTRIA.--Kossuth had suddenly
disappeared from London, and it was
thought that he had gone to Hungary.
An address Of the Hungarian Prot
eStant Association says that the ma
tional movement will resemble an ava
lanche
Hungary will detach herself on the
first opportunity from Austria.
Austria is said to be directing troops
towards Tyrol, Venice and Hungary.
The Globes Paris correspondent
says it was generally understood that
France and England were about to
make joint summons to Austria to
desist from sending troops into the
marshes Of Ancona and to evacuate
Venice at the earliest period, and ac-
cept such idcmnity as Italy is now
ready to offer.
Il is now formally determined that
no intervention shall take place in TIA
~, and the people shall be left to their
own devices. 1t IS therefore agreed
that the States Of Central Italy shall
dispose OF themselves.
Fresh elections are to be held, and
the assemblies resulting from the pop-
ular choice, are to decree the annexa-
ton Of their constituents to the Sar-
'lnian Kingdom.
The French troops are to be with
drawn from Northern Italy, and from
Rome at an early opportunity.
It is no secret that Austria, having
q regard to the Western alliance and
her own serious difficulties, has given
up all hopes Of retrieving her position
and influence i'll Italy, not only sheaths
its sword but lays it aside.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
For Judge of the Seventh judicial Circuit,
Hon. JAMES S. ALLAN
OF PORTAGE COUNTY.

eB Popularity at home is the best
recommendation q candidate for any
Office can be posed Of; and unless a
man is popular where he is best known
where all his acts as a neighbor, as
politician, and as an officer, are mat
ters familiar with those he is associated
with,-hc should not be popular abroad.
A man who has not the confidence OF
his immediate neighbors should not
have the confidence of partial strangers.
These premises no one will deny
Now, it is conceded by all who are
posted, that Judge Alban will poll near
~ every vote III his own town. In
fact, it is reported that his opponent has
acknowledged that he did not expect
q single vote in the towns of Stanton
(his late residence, we believe) and
Buena Vista while in Stevens Point,
a largely Democratic city, our friends
there expect Judge Alban will receive
more than'a party vote.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

EDITORIAL CHANGEs.-The LaCross
Repu5zicasa of the 22d, contains the
valedictory Of VIM. c. Rogers, the pi-
oneer publisher Of that city, ard also
the sseditorial bow Of Leonard Lot
fridge, who has purchased the concern.
I'll health on the part Of Mr.. Rogers is
the only cause assigned for the change.
We regret to lose our old-tiae friend,
and hope that restored health will spec
Oily enable him to t'turn up again.
The last Adams CO: Independent in
PRODUCES Mr.. Andrew Jackson as one
Of the editors and proprietors Of that
sheet. Here's our eB.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

g@ The editor OF the NNausau
Wisconsin AYERS that our authority for
accusing him Of being a democrat
and an anti State Rights man. is pred
icated on a certain paragraph which
appeared in his paper sometime since.
We would inform our friend that we
never saw the paragraph prior to the
time of our charge; and as he has at
tempted to cvade the enumeration Of his
political position as a voter, we would
ask him whether he voted for Randall
or Hobart-IIaryey or Alden, at the last
election? Did you not support the
Democratic county ticket =? Please
consider yourself under oath, and there
fore compelled to give in your evidence.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

The Kansas Constitution has been
presented to the Senate. From the
temper OF the debate, it is plain to be
seen that her admission is extremely
doubtful.
The number of people killed on
railroads last year, in this country, was
over one thousand, while in England
for the same time the. number is less
than one hundred.
Since the organization of the Uni
ted States government, Congress has
convened thirty six times. Of the
speakers of the House Of Representa-
tives, twenty-six have been from slave
states.
Gov. Weller in his last message,
said if the Union should be dissolved,
California will not go with the North
nor the South, but found Republic
on the shores of the Pacific.
The two mates Of the Spanish
SLAYER, brought into Charleston S. c.,
have been discharged, the U. S. com
missioner deciding that we had no
power to hold them for trial. Always
happens so i'll all the slave trade cases.
THE Washington letter of the Gin
cinnati Gazette states that 4 company
Of responsible men are at Washington,
and intend to present proposition to
Congress to carry the entire inland
mail Of the United States from the
revenue that arises from it, provided
the franking privilege is abolished.
Yale College has lately expen-
ded $4,000 on gymnasium, in the
basement Of which are bowling alleys.
Ten years ago the College student,
convicted Of trolling ten pins" was
punished by the faculty; now the Fac
ulty invite him to roll, and occasionally
take a hand in themselves, for the ben
eft Of their health.
"A WRITER i'll the Chicago Jour-
nal shows that no President ever hav-
ing had any children has been re-elec-
ted to the Chief Magistracy of the
Union, while with the exception of Mr..
POLK, who declined a nomination,
all those having no children have been
elected. The thing stops with the
present incumbent however.
benjamin Lynds is under arrest
in Chicago charged with tamperino
with the affections of Miss Ellen Beebe,
and then marrying another young lady.
It appears that the parties are all mem
bers of the same church, and that
Lynds himself is q sort of claSs-leade1
Or exhorter Miss Beebe testiies that
after he had forced her to submit to his
wishes, she exclaimed: ooh, Benia-
min we have done a very wrong act!''
Benjamin made no reply, but kneeled
down and prayed
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

IS The London Morning Post
says the treaties Of Villa Franco and
Zurich are virtually annulled. The
Western powers have commanded that
no armed intervention shall take place
in Italy, unless it is previously sane
toned by the unanimous approval of
all the great European powers. Prac-
tically, such condition is tantamount
to absolute non-interv ention.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
Pen and Scissors.

Mad dogs are prevalent in Ca
lena, I'll.
John Wentworth is the Ropubli-
can candidate for Mayor of Chicago.
Walter S. Gurnee, is the Demo
cratic candidate for Mayor Of Chica-
go.
The Canadian Parliament has
been summoned to meet on the 28th
inst.
"A bill has passed the Senate abol-
ishing the franking privilege by vote
of SO to 8.
Hon. A. D. Smith was initiated as
. Good Templar, in a milwaukee, Lodge
one day last week.
A Republican paper is to be start
ed at Green Bay, by Jas. L. Ganett.
His success is doubted.
The census Of 1860, it is thought,
will show an aggregate population of
thirty-two millions. A great people.
Mrs Swisshelm, the strong minded
editress of the St Cloud (Minn.) DEM
ocrat, has been appointed surveyor Of
logs and lumber.
Mr.. S. Wilkinson, the Republican
Senator from Minnesota, stands six
feet three inches high. Vertically he
must be Shanghai.
Stephen Whitney, tie most veal
thy man in New York, except Mr.. As
tor, died in that city Feb. 10th, at the
age of seventy years.
Mr.. Douglas is again confined to
his room by an attack Of pleurisy. 1t
is said that he was preparing an eulo-
ov on Senator Broderick
1t is stated that Governor Lath-
ANS election to the L. S. Senate, up
sets Senator OWNS prospects of a re-
election TO the other seat.
Col. Colt, Of Hartford, has offer
ed 100 rifles to the Garibaldi collec-
ton of arms in Italy. Garibaldi in q
note to Col. Colt, naturally accepts the
offer
Marcus A. Mallo, the junior edi-
tor Of the Columbus (Wis.) Journal,
died of consumption, on Saturday, the
4th inst. His age was % years and 4
months.
Our exchanges bring us accounts
Of a terrible gale in New York, that
unroofed houses, wrecked vessels, and
destroyed property to very large
amount
Since the election Of Republican
Speaker in Congress, there has not
been a single disunion speech deliver
ed. Who would have believed, after
all that has been said against the
Black Republicans, that they could so
easily save the Union.
There are now about two hundred
and seven revolutionary soldiers living,
whose names are on the pension list.
They have all sunk to their graves,
but this small band. In a very few
years, not human being who partici-
pated in the war Of 1910 viii be left.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

CLARK Co. ADvoCATE.-We are in
receipt of the first No. of q five-column
paper, hailing from Ncillsyille, in this
State 1t is the pioneer sheet Of the
county and devoted to its interests
more especially, and politically eu-
Mich. VIM. G. Thompkins-allias "Bil-
ly Button'' = is the protector; than
whom no better fellow lives, and who
is entitled to unbounded success. Bill
ly, why did you pass through town
without calling, especially about dinner
time?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

Why IS this party issue thurst upon
our notice now ?-Kauston Star.
70 let you know that something be-
sides local matters should be the issue
in selecting a man for Judge Of this 7th
Judicial Circuit. To let you know that
the Republicans are ready to stand by
he principles for which they have Ia
Z ored, and not to let narrow minded
politicians, who care naught for their
party, bat to carry out some selfish mo-
tive, have full sway.-Lisboaa Rep.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

~ The politest man in Massachu-
sets is said to be Mr.. Chase, treasurer
of the Pemberton Mills, who in passing
out from the falling building through a
door that was instantly forced open by
the pressure, afably paused and allow
ed another person to precede him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

IA Ye Shanghai affects to doubt
the political standing Of our "Demo-
crat'' correspondent. AS Shanghai is
always offering to bet, we will accom-
modate HIM. What say you to a 81
hat. that he is now either an Admins
tration or Douglas Democrat?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

- The long-lost and much-extoll-
ed Brick Pomeroy has returned to
Milwaukee. The Ne,cs says his hands
are clean hence, it is improbable that
he has been sticking type" in Wash
ington.