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STEAMSHIPS.
CROMWELIJS LINE
Lii

SEETh OhOM w ELL . LINE
saw ANN All
The sore" ''SA FH6Rss SWAMI,
rvu ,o,,,, C.u,. Capt L T. Ramsay,
On TUESDAY, June 5th,
No freight ree at sG siel i Nap Psei;Sy
& pills o. lsang signed after departure of the steamer
sAMI. T. PEARCE, Agent,
p.,,;., = , ll6 Spears wharf
Azsntsa sayannah BRGHS Hay "i B [Af5 co e
~zE6%S CT IA RI STON
THR0UGH IN Fifty HOERs
LOCUST POINT,
,,. Cap:. Il. French,
wa "">'"SPar: s xhfF R q Jnnsa
Nnfsht received after ~ ocock on the day Of ssiiin
his q" laiing will ne signed after the departure. nf
SAMUEL =. rEARCE, Agent,
AGENTS in Charleston JOHN W. cAIDWEfT s K SG GSA
Puncuality in her departure be relied my29 If
<sfrn BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
The new and magnificent sidewheel Iron Ocean
ep, ana ZEN sEN pET3B VIM Hallett commander, will
nately. '
The accommodations for passengers are Of THE FIRST
Fare sl2, including Meals and staterooms.
FOR freight or passage apply t." rr,,co,,,,
Baltimore Nav ,,, TH I.ad FOOT Of LONG D6cEK,
.>fFsS CROMWELLS
A4ss-4&s EMIWEEKLY EXPRESS LINE BETWE EN-
| BALTIMORE.
|
| NEW YORK
The steamships of this Line
will leave Spears wharf,
BALTIMORE.
NERG TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
and
on SF TTE &fHF sf' AND Pi stF e kKkY
| mornings. ~ r'
Freight cents per foot proporonate rates
Shippers 10 Boston, Providence Portland and other East
rn points, can have their Goods promptly forwarded b,
! this line free Of CON mission
Apply to SAM. T. PEARCE Agent,
ll6 SPEARS
or to II. b. CROMWETI& co,
- Sc W EST STREET,
| ap2I-u York
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$3.50 y q p NJ = II
WEST AND NOR FHW :
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUMNER ARRANGERENT

CHANGE or HOURS
on and after MAY 9Th, 1869, trains will leave Calver
Station as follows: ~
Co, The Nail Train daily le<ceEt Sundays $50 A. NJ
Tor Emira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls all parts of
New York and Canada Also, for ittsburg Chicago Ceyp
land Chonnau St Louis and all parts West ana
northwest rGr EmnitsbarB, Lancaster Lebanon, Heading
and Pottsville, Pa AMI OWN $ Mills Rescrsown and
Manchester Nd, and for Chambersburg and Carlisle Pa
and Hagerstown, Md. "
THE EXPRESS TRAIN,
daily AT 80 p NJ, for Buffalo North and Canada
aag .If' Pitsbp=t ann all part of the West North
travellers can by either OF these trains rn and
Oher route 80 ~ "''f
The Harrisburg Accommodation Train daily texcept SIM
day. at OPP. NJ, for the West and Northwest
The Cockeys vile Accommodation Train at 20 NJ from
p1oh and 6t0 NJ from Calvert Station Returning ar
riyes at 30 A u and 81 p. NJ ~
travellers from Washington and the South by the 20 A.
this road. " " '+'' wv
Eor TICK ETS and information apply the Ticket Office
calvert Station N F. ro Calvert franklin streets
Baltimore
,o,1,-, ,, JAS. c. CLARKE, Superintendent
JOHN q. RlGN Ely, Asst Superintendent
j. H. WARNER. Ticket Agent m,9H.tf
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liza Eszzsss5s5 WESTERN

ltAA Ns4Hvssss+ttst+sls1(d " WESTERN
SHs0 %Ssfe~--RR% MARYLAND RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cars leaYe Calvert Station G 80 A NJ and 3 70 p NJ
l heSterStoTn Leave RcSterstown for Baltimore At
~ Omnibus from Westminster daily at sA NJ connect.
with II train Waiting for 3S train fran Baltimore re
OmnihuS from Manchester at GI5 NJ meets 10 A train
Monday; Wednesday and Friday Returning alternnt,
timore. ~ " ''
myI6 If IRWIN " T.VID u
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Coffee announced for tomorrow but prices are still the
as quoted yesterday No sales have transpred-
Pork dull aud heavy sales 800 bbs at 40 for old
Mess Sl7 75Gl7Sl for do and $12 so for old prime
and SIS SO for new do. Lard is firm but quiet at il%6
llA with sales of 400 bbs Sugar quiet but quite firm
with sales OF 800 hhds Cuba at cts and by auction
1853 hhds New Orleans at 6ka7% cts.
NEW y oRk CATTLE kET-For the week ending
May 5O-According to the reports from the several
market places in the city, there have
week:
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z.sLS FOR THE EASTERN

-. r 1srssr AND WESTERN SHORE.
Holm ~ Swlit ana commodious Steamer KENT Captain
1 ~ Ell leaves herwharf on Light street foot of
oahH Il lTr pGii0PTANK RIY Err EVERY WEDNESDAY
S anu 81 fImA1 MORNING, at O'Clock, touching a
IanmaEe WoIa Point, Castle Haven, Shermans Pier
LIugnietEs wharf Cabin Creek. Medfords Wharf Proyi.
enon FE% TsRy La9dRg and Denton Returning leaves
at O'Clock, touching at the above named andinge
leaves for ANNAPOLIS ami WEST RJVER EVERY
iuESBA1 and FRIDAY MORNING Returning same
Jay K21nd Trip Tickets for these days 81 Freight must
ap25-If
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old RYE WHISKEY.
~ WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
SO SOUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place.
choicest stock in market together with Liquors gene
aSn CLABAUGH h GRAFT,
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THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMs

,,,. THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
III icaVe Baltimore for the PauXent river every FRIDAY
morning at o'clock, far up Hills Landing Returp
hS, %i leaWe HIPS Landing every Monday morning for
nenGulGt VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning at
O'Clock for Baltimore calling at Pium P"3 ad uE q,
haVen gong and returning "
Freight received on Wednesdays and TIursdovs
THEO WEENS. Master
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T'HE MERCANTILE AGENCY

'sNHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
u. PRATT 4 co,
~, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARMS sTREkTs
Ihe propeors respectfully invite such Merchants aL r.
not already subscribers to the ency who sell po on
credit 10 can and Examine our system and elsh
OF oi Information From long experience and the salts.
lactcry 4eSbm0nias Of thousands merchants in th ia; ~
ent cities East and Restwho have years been
we can assure all who will call, whether they sei goods ~
the cities or country towns, ample satisfaction ~ 10
putty 81 our information, and the great benrht Ia he
- NJ H'i',srrlo". mE6t
/ A PERLE CHAMPAGNE.
- Thus celebrated Wine is highly SPARKLING rarcc,I
dnP Hine IN the Americun fa0rEst i'" !" PuaHly ny
RuRlS (CabneD CHAMPAGNE p,rtio,,r,. ,... ,
connoiSseurs is invited to its 0paes si ~
STraned to q" h ef h merit l beautiful Ray color s
uLAR NOTICE undersigned heinz atyara t,
iny hpettors are spreading the report ot a " ~
under the name OF Rubis is artiGciaiiv conraI ~
beaeoS olG he um of TEN THOUSAND DoIIARs nn
snam WHO could IN any public experiment. afford The
bn PROOF mat the deep color Of the Rnb is due oanv
'hins else but the pure juice of the grape W " any
j. GoERG 4 Co,
To- .o,o -,,, Chalons sur Marine, France
n1-t, CHARLES H. MYERS h BRO
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FURLETT Il SONS
~ CARRIAGE. MANUFACTORy.


E 81 The undersigned having greatly en-.
IL 6 l., i5d tiher premises aud Increased their acii
We to Gam the attention of the nubIc To me,
STOCK OF every description fnbec
are rasTS{ % % style and durable manner, which
l IStareh 70 sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS eY
'e'i"eh L" WIN dispatch and at reasonable prices.
jy2if ' "a T,r ~ 49, 49, ! D. a SUN.
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c. H sn"af ff +; ~ VINES ,;
No. l3i WEST LOMBARD STREET,
Two doors east of Hanover street)
r,,pop1rp ,,,n ,,,,., . -, Baltimore, Nd.
~ connection with SA MI. POLLATSEK Wholesale Wine
Dealer IN the District of Toka Hungary, has Just received
In bremen ship Coumbia tine first voice of genuine
iokay y cisk, and superior Hungarian Red Wines-t
SeIopIattu Ekt.UOT fe14-tf
&3A BARTH & EDMEADES,
S3 At the old EstabIisled mr. No. p Sth s,,sst
Ss$R%& IMPORTERS AND
o COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
oer for sale in onea Warehouse all the standard brands
O. CoGNAC AND ROCHELLE BRANDIES, BohIen's
nG@5S2 and other GINS, SCOTCH WIIISKEY, JAMAICA
RUNS, WINES, &c.
On CONSIGNMENT
PENNSYLFAhIA, KENTUCKY, VIRGINIA,
,. AND MARYLAND RYE WHISKEY,
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"; III n.
Nv u n Tor the IatuXent river every TUES
Ptrnio NM az 0 clock AS far up Hills Landing
gt4frRg, VII leave Hills Landing every Thursday morn
i io 10 Cneuct III leave Benedict every Friday morn
EG a CLOCK ior Baltimore, calling Plum Point Tant
yySItt,
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notice.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

cu,NCr or,, FAIR HAVEN AND PIIrN pawn
ooJ Ias n1h VI DAfSOn and after WEDNESn,
1 o. IL iooO, ue steamer MARY WASHINGTON wIi laY
Az Ne Ne vent river every WEDN FSAY
A & MoRMlNGS at clock proceeding AZ lar anu
ts lyon creek on Eednesdays Returning viii Iar
on creek on Thursday morning at oruc F =, B taVe Iy
Mi 'ave Baltlmore on Saturday morning at ocloc f
~ l'dnulhB returning, VIII leave Hi's Ianding an
Moh1ay morning at 5o'cock for Baltimore cang AZ tP
sual landings on the liver also Plum Point and Far
Haven going and returning. ~ 'i' anu rait
Freight received On Tuesdays and Fridays
l.
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Steamboats,.

ii FOR PETERSBURG (vIa CITY
pTTHHa - 49, POINT, VA.)-The steamer "BELVI-
DAY AFTERNaaSVe Light street wharf on NEXT SATUR-
For freight or U IN, June ID, at o'clock.
cations, apply to 'uS nhe state Room Hctomoda
jel2t j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent.
5 Light street wharf.
,sEsta3esalss-.N ~, FOR RICHMOND, VA.
ii@It st-aas me steamer "BFIVIDFRE,, I'LL Iaay.
June I'd, at O'Clock ~ H1AI IfDAY AFTERNOON,
datons appU passage having fine State Room
iel 2t o. DNAH Jr, Agent,
. Light street whari
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q Is "ROYAL YACHT CLUB GIN.n
kfsH 3 IR This celebrated Club House Gin, so high
fAg lPTV ~ appreciated throughout Holland for its
M S)M superior flavor for sale in caSeg OF enc l0z
I'll! SIENj quarts, by
80 f. C. WAMBERSIE, Sole Agent
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New York, at O'Clock. A. NJ lortapout, ~ ~ ,r u
Rsit iSg''' i " fu W&in5 at ~ 4
ter Railroad, finished. " " " ''''i'Fs
- The train from Weldon in the alny ScpdIa yoas r.
Wilmington ana Raleigh. $500 4'Na
passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, ur any Ollie,
points on the James River, connect with James River LaatS
ta.S neNt morning after leaving Baltimore. Ff
sF iaSSengeN for Edentun, Plymouth, New lrr kt,eb
Eton Weldon GoIdshoto Beaufort, WARSAW, RsIs;.h anb
agreeable route. " '>' ~ X L!.I'Tt- az
Baltimore October 1859 InStfl - - p[1iE;dSS
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e9s ~ CARRIAGES-We have on hand, at
- OUR MANpFACTORY AND REPnSjTdRp
W 9e q We largest and best assoruasnts Of CAR
MATS p Ne nYnd IN the city. Persons in want Of Ca
iges are invited to Cl and examine our stock as W., mr..
determined to sell at As low on As accommodating
terms rs any other uStabliSlln
:,- MI MYER X HUNTER
Ja23u Corner Of Howard and Frank lin as Balt
SE rs CARRIAGES OARRIAGESl--W
W. haYeoQ hand AZ % North GAY STREET thel r
gest assortment Of FAslll0HABLE GARRIAGES s,1b o.
New York, all OF the Attest fashions ana mos n,m'r,y
styles The public are invited to call and examine G {sn,
selves all Of which will he sold on reasonable " 'ip
scx-p,,.:-.-. - blkN, iAlGir II OCONNEII,
~ teeIiir.lE dohe az The shortest notice mg2t:
SD - CARRIAGES CARKIAGESi---Tb
subscriber hiss on hand at his extensive a. p
hIAHt htfoSliOt1, No IS South GAY STREET 4he IN n
extensive ana best assortment Of Fashionable al PT AGF
tI ian pc FOUND IN the city Persons in want of CARRIAGES
wiz liu II 70 thcir interest to give a call, as am iccr
mined 70 sell low fof cash approved paper All work snd
at my repository warranted for twelve months Old ars
FtS repaired or taken in exchange for ones
Carriages received on storage or held on commission
-Szld WILLIAM MCCANN
g5 CARRlAGEs' c,nnT,,n.,..
-, The subscribers have hand at their fctorv n O,
nEHI - EIIE STREET a general assortment ~ -
riagesc Q! The most approved styles all of which viii b IA
al e lowest prices for cash orapproved PAPER Ali Cara
res Euiahtlrd or twelve months We reSpectCnIIy ;r,f
tlS R4blif to call and exa:lne ear stock s ii'fiu
N .D.-bid Carriages taken EXCHANGE -, -.,-
Repairing done with dispatch ' HeN unsF ,
nzc" !. RlDDLEMOSER, JR, x 90
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

IMPORTATION Observation-Disclosures
ton IS wanted Of the whereabouts of
Allen Smith, aged about s. years
lie moved from about five miles from
The city IT Erie, Penn, in the year
1854, since which time no trace of him
has been discovered Any information
concerning said Allen will be thankful
~ received by his son. Address Will
LIAM SMITH, New Lisbon, Juneau
County, Wisconsin.
Papers in the State please copy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

TIE ATLANTIC CABLF.-The resns-
citation OF the Atlantic Gable is again
agitated, and operations, it is said. will
De commenced at Newfoundland as
early as MAJ next Those engaged in
making experiments believe that the
fault lies within a few miles of this
coast, and the expenses will not exceed
$4,000, which would be covered by
the recovery Of even a portion Of the
cable. The second fault is supposed to
be situated some $50 OF 200 miles length
q cable from Valencia, the actual dis
t2n!ce from the shore being about 100
miles. L is proposed to manufacture
new cable about 100 miles long. and
to splice it on the place where the nlain
iaolt exists, previously asccstaining
that perfect communication exists
with the other shore. Even should the
expedition not succeed in its main OBJ
Ject OF putting the cable in working Or
der, large quantity Of cable may be
recovered,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

gB Attorney General Howe has
been absent week from the Capital
at ShaWano, attending to. the investi
cation Of the disposition Of the money
appropriated to the Menominee In
dians, but which the latter allege was
devoted to other purposes by the Uni
ted States officials. :
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The Chicago Nominee.

conyenino of the Republican National
Convention, the chances for the nonri-
nation Of Simon Cameron grow more
pro1able. a commendablc DISPOSITION
seems to pcrvade the party to act in
harmony, which auours well for the
s,.ooosa r. tho cond;do4cs r1onvc~
;,
"' may oe' - % 00'''0OI." ~ 1Ie%.-
y ait the leadldg press OF the North
that the wish Of Pennsylvania must be
either oratiGed by norlinatino Mr.
Ca,,oro17 =. COMA ,,oao 1or;cod -,
~,
'''N'' - o'','''' -'0' l''.'l'>' CIV - ''''
.s. ~ r,..,,...,,1I., r,,,,. 49,,
g.,
= '.-~ ' f''' ''
i''''',', "'''aI" - '''e SUPP, " ''o''
c"i'''l''te lo' GOVERNOR " men l"'' "e-
il'"''oS lil"' o''l parry S''oUll act WIN
e,'"V.''' ''''N, " ''1.'''''' - viz Co''oo'
r,o'''''' - '''Ic ''''''o = W." y! '"0
1'e'''oC'''9' : rom '''e i''ioN ny "a
,Ac'' i "om'' See''' 'n''' INC ~ L
a,|""''' l'''y ,Tfl''l"'l :. Jus 0on''-
l"i strength % Vie L'ep"".l0a''' /" 'n"'
'9t'Ve' siiool" C'1e y '''oh8l CONVENTION
"iSleSa'" 'He voice q her oele@a'eS'
" me- men, We 90 NOT P'eteIo %
sI'I n ''' or TnI;"no NOV what th'.;r
delegates may deem cxpodicnt, we do
say that their opinions and wishes
must be treated with the graVcst con-
7;rsa,t ts0 f.a,, ~; nS,o 70 ,s' oi'9 VINO
" know wbrrcin and whv ''>'
That Cameron j. the first ona o,1,,
choice of PonDsvlvon;o ( or;1o,ooa
Nv tho unanimous act5on of hor 1oto
State Conront;o, p, vote ~ 100
ont of1ao i u.os roso1,o1 tbo+ TIA
zoto Of pennsvlvanio sbon,l I,o east os
,,,,;+ ra. NJ. ro,,,o,o, NJ 3o.1
fowl y2c,,o,.to. t1,o ho,,,o o,.o.o,, e n,
,.;1 yv;1a,o4 - 7ooaon
on1 ; ho1f ao1,,.,,a otn,,,..,. ,.,. ? -.
al,..1,..a.o o' - "
IN ,li''l,
ontl.ol7o,., e NJ ,,r:1,,.t ~, ' ~
o,,;.;or ti,ono o,.,,,.osao3 - o' "S ' -.
.;41, -. =. 3',1
=.
Tho Chicooo 1.;5,,,,o tbo 1,od;na
-
,..ofo,., +l,o ,,o,79;.,t:,u r. n.y. r..0-I
-, 49, Iao,1 g 49,. t.,.-I T-''
.1os g., 4a.,..1 n ~'N' N''' '''o'
'''- y ','"''' 80
>'' '''''' i''>'''l''' - "0V - - inns
), W. ~ nos '''''0>' '"''S
why, .o ~ 0'-'''l0, =, ''',I'G So
:, " : f''''O +. 1'''' ~ = 'elaI' :
800 - :, ',.,'NN = Wv ,'o''9' wv
,''O', 80 ' ''''' :" ',,'o 4u''' ''i'
,''.','O sumo '''.' '''i''' ~ '"eI' LiV'''-
- '''o ''li 'iiol {" 1oi yes
''''N' i"' '.''oe' wy o''0 ''io ]A'leS''"''les.
'0''o" "'i''7 '',c G'.'o ~ may % wen
,n .,'1''..'''?? 800 wv " ''''' W.
.'', w - ,''0 + -il'' " '1,, 0''O
'.ii''N 'D''o '''I 'o'''iO " '''0 oelioeit-
,'o''a ~ 'no o'AiI.,so o0,, o'''ion VIII
~ S. r,,> ,','N7 ~ ei"SS y ,.I.'"
""n I". :, - -'''S''''n"'0''S anu MIN
1'o1o1'''
w could multiply extracts from
leaoing Journals from Maine to MINNIE
so'a' expressing 'Iie necessity OF noml-
haVihS q man VINO IS certain OF carry
ing Tie hey 0'ono 0ta'e' Tor without
neI eleo'o''- 'o'es' we cahno' eject our
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

9I@ The steamship Prince Albert,
with Liverpool advices to the 3lst nit,
has arrived. Lord John Russell has
announced to the House Of Commons
that the San Juan question was rapid
ly approaching q settlement. War
rants had been issued against Heenan
and Sayers, to compel them to keep
the peace. The Pope has issued a Bull
of accommodation against all who
aided the rebellion in the Romag-
ma. Austria has sent to the German
Diet protest Of the annexation Of the
Duchies Of Sardinia. A treaty of peace
has been signed between Spain and
Morocco-the latter power making lib
eral concessions to the former.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

signed Them The lean was obtained
. on security belonging 70 II. Z. Webb,
defendants brother, and for the p,lr-
/ pose Of enabling II t. y ebb 10 repay
70 defendant some moneys owing 10
him. / learned this fact at the time
-Ahhott Is : hrotheY-in-.aw Of II. c.
" l1b. Alter executing the papers,
Abbott cot MP, and said that lie must
never be made TO pay anything on ac-
count OF that loan. Defense rests.
The court discharged the defendant.
SECOND EXAMINATION.
} The STATE vs.. WEBB-Befoye Hon.
\. =. Braley. Police Justice. city Of
/ -IiodjSon, Norch Is, 1860.
! HE complaint in this case charges
that defendant on the seth Of AUGUST
1857, made and uttered forged prom
issory note Of $500. to and in favor of
the State Of Wisconsin, purportine to
! be a note Of Oscar Babcock. On the
hearing a set Of loan papers in name
OF Oscar Babcock, including the note
III question, were produced, admitted
to be the proper records, and were Of
tered and received in evidence without
ny 9f jvVl''4 TO- Le papers bear date IN
49, 49,; -" a 80 'I'e receipt Tor the mon
l;n - ..O,o -h"T 75 81; I5o = ana IS
WIKI y37|,-i' 3, 0S'"' 0"oooeA' 0y ". !.
/ 0gD,
DoI-~+, yI r1z>!'> " - >" u heSi"e III
- eS',>lt''' = % "!''y nave An0"h
.'vle'i'1s'HV lor l'e OF SIX years, or Ion
H. H. c.i. "T' N aPPNeq I9F loan from
o o'-C 5< <Io, ! i!l Us SHOWN inc note,
i ,$''t C Cs',l' P"PFr>I 7i'S6 S2" inns note
49, 2>It'!o''}, "l1 not sign the note !;
"a t 10y ~ ny si7i-:I'1ro: never own
"4: ~ 80. :''''I' "eSo'loei III inc mortgage,
' ,"'i' "'i9 ioah was got, ana do not
h rn9,. " ,'I:I own II now OF not.
1o,.s - e,' 80: any q inc "'ier '2
5, o,' - :'''' case cannot te.11Z 10
,>,.',' y '',' ~ '"e ho'e an', o'Her "a
4ss'55 49, s.!l'7 "Sq""'''ls" with oe-
tl:,eI.I5: y lll'''& "''i; signature; Soooi@
o5 ,. '.,,',1 - >e' 'i'>.,'''. q a@N11'"'
o.a z1 a., ,';,II5>'''' ~ ~ 'tio'e
s.,,l3., .' '.-;'|S' : '>i1,|'' &c
n yyr;t.,. - >,A 0''s' ':'l|' ''o"o
." o., -, ', l'''E Tor seven or eight years
his IAN do.,t 1i ,.I h1'oN SoIne5u'oT OF
ros frs+ , oa,.'I4 -o''e' v1"c'lF ",'e..
r.on a1,a.4 I>'1','s'ylS' '''I''' IT. ""I II
9ota1 oG = wan c',o 'lllI9 .1 'noS9 papers are
NJ yT;tto,' 80 ,oI'to 'l'Iee e"'S ago
I It, n,5S' o"'liG 70 IVY ,a1nfT III IA
, ,,,a,3o .;"tI ,ooh u walk lie S2lI ne
~. I,I'5" ~ ~ convey 70 me piece OF lame
! " 1iiNii liz OH htH3 @iiN SGi loan OF
os sec,ify 81 osl-a 'i' f +I on .o3' lana
- l1> asked II tney did buaI-
n ['ea' ~ '.I"t way ne S&ld 1t was a
0 0uahIa ai 'lIh3 " 6 ta5Ae0 a consid-
oa ,,2'e ''J ~ - nc told me ne would
o III 49, Sl'9 Lana 20 me- N0H50 get up
al '"V papers, ana pay all the eNpGn-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

THE ELEcT1oN.-The official aeturns
Of this county give Dixon 22o MAORI
ty; Cate 21o. Portage county, official,
100 for Sloan; 20 for Alban. Wau-
shara about 500 for Sloan; IS for Al
ban. Waupaca, about 500 for Sloan ;
400 for Alban. Juneau, official, 40
for Dixon G45 for Cate. Adams
county is SO very close on Circuit
Judge that We shall have to wait for
the official count to determine whether
Alban has carried a majority Of the
counties in the Circuit. Sloan's repor-
ted majority is 200. Marathon is re
ported to have given Dixon 400 major
ity, and Cate 100. These figures make
Gates majority 1898 Sloan's $40, in
the Circuit.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

~ Blon1in viii pat up his rope at
5oSpen&ion Bridge, instead Of at the
Falls. The middle Of June be makes
his first ''cross." On the first Of June,
be crosses the Montnorenci Falls, at
Mnnnac
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

Doc LAw.-ENe would call the at
tention of owners Of dogs to .he law
just passed, which we publish on the
first page,
Obey the law, or have your dogs de-
stroved.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

a. The war with Morocco is esti-
mated to have cost Spain s25, 100000
and the lives Of $4,000 men.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

FEEDER HOUSE BURNED This
splendid hotel at Portage City was
burned on Friday morning last, but
most Of the furniture was saved. In
sured for $4,000.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

~ Gerret Smith has engaged thir-
= lawyers to defend the great libel case
ne has just commenced.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14
port was made, in which he was fully

port was made, in which he was fully
exonerated and acquitted.
It is true that Senator Hanc hett has
served this District il the Senate for
nearly four years, both abIy, and with
the exception above mentioned, faith
fully: and he ought to have q .record,'
which would enable him to accomplish
al worthy objects Of his ambition, with
out seeking OF even accepting the ser
vice OF that political prostitute, Samuel
&. BUgh-a man known throughout
the entire State as the Blacklist Of Bar
slows Sl7orty Thieves" His record"
IS not one which should recommend
him to the confidence Of any honorable
man, and particularly a Republican,
But he has been at work for judge
Alban ever since he has been known
to be in the field for Circuit Judge,
with MIR. Hanchett's knowledge and
approval. And it is we'll known that
he canvassed this Congressional Dis
trict two years ago, endeayoring to
procure Mr.. Hanchett's nomination for
Congress. It would seem then, that a
mans "record" is not so important af-
ter all, in Mr.. HIS estimation, if he is
only Fright on the goose"
In conclusion viii add, that neither
Mr.. Hanchett, nor bis ''papa" have
done themselves any credit, by the
course they have pursued, during the
campaign just closed, in attempting to
disgrace and belle, those who they
have failed to drive, coax, fatter. or
bride, into their support. Mr. Han
chett will soon understand; what his
'papa" undoubtedly now preceiyes,
that the people Of this Circuit not only
think, but act for themselves.
CHAs. III. WEBB.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-04-14

w are unable 70 say positive
! Who is elected Chief Justice, but the.
chances ara decidedly III favor of Dix
On. The majority either way is liobt