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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30
How to End the War.

Gen. Cas- says he can see no door
to the way out Of our national troubles
but the one through emancipation; he
says he ever opposed abolition, but the
rebellion leaves no other way Of deal
ING with our neighbors. How strange
that SO many old statesmen, after be-
ing declared by age from further pub
lie honors, change their opinions upon
this subject. Strange too that so ma
ny of the leaders of the late Democrat
ic party are now foremost in the con-
traband movement. Butler, Dix,
Dickinson, Todd, and many more Of
the rising statesmen of that party, are
even Chasing Chase and Seward
in the way Of emancipating the ne
grocs and thus opening the door which
is to drain the country Of the blacks
by colonization. Red path, who is the
head of abolition, is also the chief
agent for colonizing the blacks in Hayti.
Scarcely Il hair divides Rcdpath from
Butler, Dix, Cass and other great
leaders Of the Democratic and Adolf
ton parties. Only by abolition and
colonization can analgamation and the
awful results of negro equality be ar
rested. Only let this be understood,
that this war, though commenced by
the rebels and on our part carried on
to put down the rebellion, must end
slavery which caused the war. Then
leave the rest to Redpath, who is lay
ing the way Of colonizing every negro
from the land. Thus tie cause of wars
will be removed, amalgamation will
cease, negro equality with whites will
end, the war Of races end, and democ
racy Triumph Grant Go. Herald.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

~ Benjamin Stark has been ap-
pointed from Oregon to flor rather,
take the place of the lamented Col.
Z. D. Baker in the Senate of the Unit
ed States. Mr.. Stark is "Peace"
Democrat-that is, hailfellow with
Vallandingham, Henry May, and Ben
Wood. Happily there will not be
enough Of such i'll the Senate to do
much harm, but it is sad to think of
such man filing the place of Col.
Baker.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

THE TABLES TyRNED.-J. NJ. Ma
soE and Jeff. Davis were a majority
Of the Committee and made the major
lty report i'll the JIarper's Ferry hives
tigatlon case.
Senator Mason reported that John
Browns raid was ''intcndcd to subvcrt
the Government of the United States"
that it was "attcnded by armed resis-
lance to the authorities and public force
of the United States"
Now, Mr.. Mason, what have you
been doing? john Brown, deal bet
ter man than You ever dared be, was
hung. What shall we do with Jim
Mason ?-Lcucen7co7th Conservative
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30
The War News

ion, uniting the State with the South
ern Confederacy7 and elected Gen.
Rains one Of the Senators to the Con-
tederatc Congress. 1t was thought
Gen. Parsons would be the other Sea-
ator. It was said that Gen. Frost, of
Camp jackson notoriety, would take
command Of Gen. Rains division ofthe
rebel army.
Washington, Nov. PIT is now
clearly aScertained in military circles
at Washington that BeaWegard re-
Gently rendered his resignation as q
General Of the Confederate army, in
consequence of his difference with jeff.
Davis as to tire conduct of the war.
Violent parties have sprung up
among the Contederates on this qucs-
ton, Gen. Beauregard representing
the offensive war party, who believe in
invading the North, and wintcring in
Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York,
and jeff: Davis, representing the de-
tensiye war party who trusts to time
and the patient defence of their OWN
soil to give them independence.
The Beaureoard party complain that
the policy of Davis has led to the in
vasion Of South Carolina. and will fill
the Cotton States with the horrors Of
war and end in their destruction, ana
il is believed that Davis has succunlb-
ed to the war policy to prevent South
Carolina and Georgia from seeding
from the Rebel States. General Beaur-
egard was induced to withdraw his
resignation.
Jefferson Citv Nov oo-Passon-
oors NV tho train f.on, tbo u.ost ro,ort
that tho rohn1s hr,,,t 1Vors,u, r;aht
before last 50 nrovnnt tic hninr nsoi os
winter nnartors for on,. troons
The iutelIiocncc Tcachrd SYRACUSE
lust before the train arrived and is
considered rrliohln
\ quantity Of Government stores was
DESTROYED
4 train Of so WAGONS with an escort
OF 200 men. left Spda]io = few DAVIS
400 for Leaycnworth. \ MESSENGER
reached SedoIi2 at - o'clock last
ninht and rcnortod that tbov bod hoo,
attorj ;ad nnor I<nnh Nnco IL, fva -.
six hundred rebels and tho tr.,;n can
tnrnl
Raltimor, Nov 25-Tbo R;.bmon1
Er,o,,;,n,. saws tbot tho Tonfnlnr,+o
Conorrss has nossrd : hin for tho "a
moxaI ofthn c,nitaI from R;rhmnnd "a
Nashville and that CnngrnsS viii soon
,esombIn tnrro w. - "
TN
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7r'0''7'l'.t ''I't HAS '''"' tuition 1'o''l
.> ;oo.!.' t'''O s'o lIoe: ooI'' e'''Ion ol
LUIS 9'''''' 'l'c' "o'%'''''S " quorum !
y ,'e nPtI01'.1I'ef' o' ,oA'e>' Tleo'e'I
C" t ~ 1r W. '''s, '''''''"c' ~
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

Col. +. y. BAKEE.-Hon. Daniel :.
Dickinson, Of New York made anotb-
cr speech III Brooklyn last week, in
which occurs the following apostrophe
To tie l2mcntcd Baker:
''Aias, poor Baker. lie was swiftcr
than an eagle ne was stronger than 4
lion and the very soul of bravery and
manly daring. lie spoke by my side
at the great Union square meeting in
April, and his words of fiery and pat
rlot;c eloqnence yet ring upon my ear.
And has that noble heart ceased to.
throh-that pulse to play! Has that
bcamlng eye been closed in death! -
Has that tongue Of cloquence been sill
enced forever! Yes, but he has died
In the cause of humanity.
Whether on the scaffold high.
Or in the army's van,
The fttest place for man to die
Is, where he dies for man.
"Of foreign birth, he laid down his
life for the land OF his adoption. Let
native born traitors contemplate the
picture with what conposure they CAM
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30
-ES 90 On

RETURN OF J. G. CHANnLER.-We
were agreeably surprised to see the IA
miliar face Of J. c. Chandler in town
Thursday last. Shanghai has been dis
charged from further military service
BY reason of sickness, and returns home
to resume the editorial quill and to par
sue a more peaceful life than he has
for, tho past six or eight months. He is
looking and feeling as Shanghai-like as
ever. and assures us in apparent candor
that he aspires to become good citi-
zen. a true friend, deyout christian, and
an ornament to society. Let us all give
him the benefits of our good wishes
Portage Register.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

No MORE SLAVE CATCu1NG.- The
loyal North will hail with delight the
decision Of Secretary Cameron, that
hen ceforth the armies Of the Govern
ment will have nothing more to do
with nigger catching. For such bust
ness ''the soldiers shall not Dc usea."
Chattles are henceforth at s'owner's
risk" The world moves.
This decision should have been ar
rived at as soon as the rebellion com
meneed; but better late than never, in
this ease. A little further progress,
and slavery viii be extinct.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

OFFICIAL RETURNs.-The following
are the footirgs of the official returns
upon the State ticket, with the excep-
ton of the counties of Eau Claire, lie
Waunee, Lafayette and La Pointc:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30
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TIE MoB AT Observation-Disclosures
CoSDUCT OF THE REGrIENT.--We pub
lishcd Yesterday from the Madison Jo,0'-
nal, the fact Of mob Of soldiers at
Ripon destroying the printing Office of
the Ripon Star. BY the official pro-
ceedings ofthe regiment published else
where it will be noticed that it was the
work of few individuals, and is CON
demned by the mass Of the regiment,
in about the same language we CON
dcmned. We are pleased with the ac-
ton Of the regiment, although it is not
different from what we expected. We
wish the real offenders might be bro't
to adequate punishment.-SontjscZ.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30
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PROGRESS OF PUBLIC SENTIMENT
The Chicago Times and the Post, be-
ing the two Democratic papers Of that
city, and the leading papers OF Illinois,
have both raised the following banner,
which they say they shall stand by,
and under no inducement will they
lower it an inch:
Tho appliance Of every Legitimate
means Of warfare to suppress the re
beIlion-including the confiscation Of
all property Of rebels, and even to the
liberation of the slaycs.,'
But few Republican papers have
committed themselves so thoroughly
and positively to the suppression of
slavery as have those two Democratic
Journals IF Chicago. Are Cass, But
Ter, Dix, Dickinson, Todd, are Dem
ocratic politicians and Democratic
Journals, to be foremost in maintaining
the only effective policy to put down
the rebellion?
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

s8 he following communicated
needs no explanation:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Madison, Nov. 22d, 1861.
J. \. BRtSDAGE, EsQ-Grand Rap
ids, Wis.-Dear tSjr::--Iours Of the
z8th is received; with the following
question:
"DCes the law Of the Extra Session,
granting five dollars per month to the
families Of volunteers, include those Of
artillery and cavalry companies ?"
The question arose in the case Of the
Cavalry Company in Milwaukee, which
went into service in Missouri. The
Governor, on examination Of the law,
took the ground that there WAS 10 au-
thority for payment under the volunteer
aid law to any troops except infantry !:
bat required that the usual muster rolls,
showing the names Of married men
and those who have families, should be
filed with the Adjutant General, in all
cases, SO that Legislative action might
be taken in the matter at an early day,
There can be no doubt that the Legis-
iature will provide for extending the
provisions of the aid law to Cavalry
and Artillery as well as Infantry.
\ comparison Of the first sections of
Chapters 4 and 8, of the laws of the
Extra Session, will show the difficulties
i'll the way for Cavalry and Artillery
volunteers. Persons mustered into the
service of the United States, Gin pur-
suance Of any law of this State,' only,
are entitled to aid while Chapter 4,
the only State law under which troops
are mustered into the United States
service, contemplates only infantry reg
| iments
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

A Chicago paper having said that
the secessionisss were in league with
hell, Prentice suggests that they are in
less than ieagne oft.
jeff Davis has appointed Friday,
Nov. 18th as a day offasting and prayer.
-IIccnan's Challenge will not be
accc pied in England.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30
I ours respectfully.
w. II. WATSON, Mil

". H. WATSON, Mi. Sec'y.
z. Sit may be well to notice, that
so far as county aid to volunteers is
concerned, Chapter Of the Extra SEES
sion clearly covers the case Of troops
Of dny arm of the service. W.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

Key. T. ". Higginson, Of Worces-
ter, Mass, said in a recent lecture, tn at
it is as absurd to attempt to carry on
the war without striking at slavery, as
1t would be to storm hell without inter
fering with the personal comfort of 5 atan
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-11-30

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HAvE REDUCED THE PRICE Or rur IN
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~ Wheeler ard Wilson Machine tool II. -.
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TER rs:
Board and vattion, including Ped and
BodLip Z, per annum, ..vllO,OO
For cash of the Foreign Languages, pr
quarter, wv
Music on Piano, with uss Of instrument,
Per quarter, IAJOO
Music on Ga.tas. With rs Of instslnsst
Drawing aud Painting IL wstsr-Coloss
and on Velvet, per quarter, - -
Nonochrom.tis drawing, per qaaftss' ,s ~
EmbrOidesy, NV
Astronomy. with use Of the Globes, pss1
hstoris, Philosophy, Chemistry, Physol-
~ sod Bot ~. per quarter. .......... ~
pr sa.,sss. ~
Washing, per quastsrs oW
Msi,cisss aad Asdisa Attendance viii b -
extra charge.
,son rms suLs rrpss WILL u no DEVIATION.
Young Ladies Of every Dssoninatioa ~
admitted iato this Academy, bat - order u neo-
s.sary, they will b required - observe The osdi
aaxy regulations Of external wosship.
Psesons residing q distance ~ requires =
have responsible agent 10 the eity Of Dsvsspest.
Ne reductiou will - msds il ease " papils being
vithdrs N sseors The expiration Of The qassees,
excepsiox " pforaceed siokoeos. One nvoto'l
notice u the rsaovAl Of sash yoang Ladg y -
The corsspondsase Of The pupils i sskjsst 4
70 the present. year no Uaifcsn win - ~
qsirsd. ~.
. furnished Wosk-box, sis Towels, six 1sbl>
| Napkins. Combs. Tooth and Hair Brushes. Gaifi
| aod Fork. Dessert ard Teaspoon. aad raables
| There viii BE- Sessions Of mostas e&sa - 81
scholastic ysas, commencing % The 1sst nosda1
| in sspssmbss, and ending % the ssoosd day .
Jelly. with oae week ailowsd foe vasatios .
i Christmas
Parents en- - their shildsss % Thussdsys, 4
the attsrp on,Ana no visitoss bit thoss asthosiss
b. the parents, o. gassdisss, will - allowed I
/ - he young ladies' The parsats Who reside i
Davenport can Ike theiS children Aoms % Il
Ant saturday u eseh oonth, bot they mast q
tam on the following 8sndsy afsssnoon.
Attached 70 the Aoadsny 4 : Day school a
thoes IN the neishboshood Who wish p ava'
eheosslves a it.
Letter. % - addressed %
Suofes NARY MARGARET ham,
Academy d she Immaeulats Coneeptioe,
DsveEpost. lows.