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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

AN EFFORT IN TUE RIGHT D1REc-
T1oN.~-The enterprising Secretary of
our State Historical Society, Lyman
c. Draper, Esq, has issued q circular
to the volunteers Of our State request
ing them to keep diaries Of all inpor-
tant events and Incidents of the war,
IN which they are concerned, and to
procure sketches of battle grounds and
other Important localities, for the use
of the Historical Society. One impor-
tant induccmcnt to this is, that Wis
consin Volunteers may not be depriv-
ed Of their due share Of credit in the
future history of the war through the
partlallty Of historians or their ignor-
ancc Of facts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31
No STATE FAIR THIS YEAR.

No STATE FAIR THIS YEAR.-It be-
ing found necessary to occupy the
grounds generally used for State Fair
purposes, for military encampments,
the Agricultural Society has deemed it
iudicious to dispense with the usual
annual State Fair this wear.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

/. DocToRs Observation-Disclosures Raw,
Of the Chicago Tribune, who was at
the battle Of Ball Run, accuses Doctor
Russell, the London Times correspon-
dent, of downright falSehood in his ac-
count Of that affair.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

a GoaeakSylos.-Thc Madison
Patriot whisky has been ruled
out OF the c0HUaband list, and 5000
barrels permitted to leave Louisville
for the land Of secession. Of course,
whisky ought not t. be considered con-
traband, for plenty OF whisky on the
side Of the rebels is as good as plenty
Of cannon and ammunition on our side.
Don't stop the expectation Of whisky,
by any means--it is the first time we
ever saw a place where it could do
good. Let the whisky rum-don't keep
q single ''shot" of it this side of secesh.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

JACK Turner AssAULTIEG A Fill
PEDDLER,--Jack Turner, the "mitey''
editor Of the Portage Register, was
brought before Justice Haskell last
week, with one Sam Brannan. a
'Jour.," charged with assaulting and
batting a patent medicine vender.-
The pill man testified that Turner,
with a billet Of wood and a maIet,
drove him out Of the Office, &c, and
that afterwards Brannan '.took q twist
at him" ending up by taking him by
bis coat-tails, to steady him, and boot
ing him down the second flight Of
stairs. The jury failed to convict
Jack says:
wv neither he was really ASSAULTED
and batted" or not, it is our opinion
that when P. L. Chaplin goes into the
next printing Office to make contract
for advertising Judson's Mountain
Herb Pills, or Trask's Magnetic Oint-
ment, Or somebody else's Worm Tea,
he will remember his experience here,
and will not again try to come one Of
his regular patent medicine swindling
games, or swell around generally too
nuch, and tell the proprictors they are
liars, eaeless t5ey 0ra q gooR deat snzaU-
er hsoas ~ are. i he dosen't cXIeco to
fgls,"
Fer The benefit # those ", i Mt
know Jack, 1t Is proper to al eh2c ..a
is about four feet six in nv.;uc, and
must weigh about hundred bounds
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

No STATE FAIR.-It is pretty gcner-
ally believed here that there will be no
State Fair ta:s gear. The officers of
tn Society have not vet made any an
.n0lnco.Ae.lts un tne srN:ec1
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31
HIGaLY ENCoURAGryG.-Mr. F. I

HIGHIY EScoURAGrNG.-Mr. Z. b.
Wilson, spiritualistie lecturer and seer,
at the Picnic, on Thursday, we are in
formed, predicted first, that a great
battle will transpire during the next
so days, between Manassas and Wash
ington, i'll which the government for
ces will be victorious and the confed-
crates badly cut up; also, that in the
same time q battle would transpire in
Missouri, with the same results, and
still further, that within three years,
this whole difficulty will be at an end,
and freedom reign triumphant. To
those who have faith in such predic-
tons this cannot fail to be encourag
ing.-NiI. Sentinel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

PvLITICs.- { lie -,o21ei with no.
i:ucal comm"a!c e,.~1s Tor tn paper
Iney are carefully iiIol away in their
order, and we hope to find time to at
tend to them during the holidays be-.
tween Christmas and New Year.
Our politics all run into Virginia and
Missouri just now. Our ticket for Viz
glnia is George B. Mcclellan, for Gov
ernor, and funny, amt it?) we go for
John 9. Fremont for Governor of Mis-
souri,. Them's our politics. War or
peace with us has no other basis than
Union; and the punishment of traitors
and traitors only. Uoora for the war
every time Cleveland Raindeuzer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

HoRIcoN IMMERSED IN BLOOD "A
BIG ScAEE.-Late papers throughout
the country contain displayed headings
OF, g Startling News from Horizon.
Nls,.-The Indians in Rebellion -
Fourteen Families Reported Butcher
ed !-Horicon Deserted - and MESA
ges were sent from perlition to pan
cakes for military companies and am
munlllon. It seems that all Horizon
were ready to ''caterpillar." Well, the
great scare was ignited from this fact
\ German i'll the vicinity Of Horizon
got into a quarrel with an Indian and
shot his pony, when Mr.. Indian retail
ated by shooting Mr.. Dutchman. The
vaIor Of Horizon departed when the
Guards left their beautiful VILLAGE
Glad we don't live there.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

\ LUCKY REGIMESr.-It is 8 little
remarkable that the First Wisconsin
Regiment which has spent the whole
summer on the line of the Potomac,
there has hot been a single death from
disease. One man, Geo. Drake was
killed in the skirmish of Falling Wa
tiers, and young Graham injured so
that he has since died. Solomon Wise
was taken prisoner. These comprise
all the loss in the regiment.
The health of this regiment shows
that we send tough as we'll as brave
men from Wisconsin.
Considering the change Of habits, of
climate, and the exposure to which the
men have been subjected, such exemp-
ton from disease is almost unprece-
denied.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

go J. W. Jefferson, Of Madison, Is
Major of the 8th Regiment.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31
Another Confiagration on Main Stl

Our city was visited bv severe fire
on Wednesday night. a li.tle after
y o'clock, flames were discovered is.
SUNG from The roof Of Murphey's sa,-
Don, adjoining y altoa's store altho-
i'ni'ed,ata :Iarm was given, AMI ali
possible etfor'9 asa, the rre could aot
.. arrested; it spread forthn It'll TO
y ALTON Store, Cleggett's Bari,ar
Sal an'; Foote'S Hardware Store, III
Whi~l were wrapped in a sheet O.
flames, IN less than fifteen minutes from
the first discovery. The wind beino
northerly, the vacant house south 81
Foote'S and Walworth's Saloon took
soon after, beyond all hopes of being
saved. The next buildings were liv-
cry stable and Noes Smith Shop. and
wagon factory. Here the citizens made
a determined, and successful stand
against the devouring elements; and
although the whole north end of Noes
shop caught a hundred times, driving
the flames quite through the upper sto-
~, yet by miracle they were extin-
gulshed and thus the fire prevented
from crossing Clark Street, and sweep
ing all that part ofthe town: great cred
1t is due to the energy of our citizens;
the credit Of the Fire Engiae-hither-
TO condemned-was much raised, as
by its use the fire was undoubtedly
stayed at Noes shop.
The losses were heavy and no insur.
anca on any one, Of either building or
merchandise. Foote had a heavy stock
OF Iron, Til, Stoves and Hardware
very little saved. Loss some five or
SIX thousand dollars.
Wa!ton'S loss of Provisions, Grain.
). ;, Goods aa} G,ea@rios, probably
49, 23n'r@ I u,-4a,s.- .'.sUaH5 Point
L'.;5&''o'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31
News from all Parts of the Countrv,
PHILADELPHIA. Auo. %

Philadelphia, Aug. %.
On the arrival of the New York
trai" this m2~nine, the U. S. Marshal
examined al Bundles of papers brought
on ne train, and suppressed every copy
OF The New York Daily Neacs. It's
sale Is totally suppressed.
The Marshal also seized all the ban
bleS Of the Daily Ne,cs at the express
office IN this city, for the West and
South, including over one thousand
copies for Louisville and nearly 500
for Baltimore, Washington, Alexan-
dria and Annapolis.
L. ). Marshal AiIlward took posses
sion this afternoon Of the Office of the
Christian Observer, in consequence of
a late vlrulent attack on the unholy
war.
New York, Aug. "a.
The following has been promulgat-
ed from Washington. IF carried out
it will act as virtual suppression of
the newspapers named:
Post Office Department. AUG. %.
The Postmaster General directs that
from and after your receipt of this let
ter, none of the newspapers published
in New York city, which were lately
presented by the Grand Jury as dan
gerous, from their diSloyalty, shall be
forwarded in the mail.
| am, respectfully yours,
T. B. TROTT,
Chief Clerk.
10 the Postmaster Of New York City
Baltimore, Aug. p.
Mayor Barrett, Of Washington, pass
ed through this city, as prisoner. this
.moIniD", IIe i u route for Fort T..
fayette, n. \.
81, Louis, Aug. 2.
Caldwell, indicted for treason ny The
Grand Jury during the last term uc ne
1. 5. Circuit Court, was taken prison
er on Tuesday last, in Lewis couuyy
by Col. woodward, Of the Hons
Guards, while at the head Of one hun,
dred armed men. lie was turned ovel
by the military authorities INTO The
hands Of the U. S. Marshal on Satur
day last, ard lodged in Jail.
Bangor, Me-, %.
The Bangor Democrat, a secession
paper, deposited in the Postofice, has
been stopped by the Postmaster, who
has notified the Department that the
Democrat was suppressed by the PEG
pie q week ago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

The Bangor Democrat, a secession
paper, deposited in the PostoAice, has
been stopped by the Postmaster, who
has notified the Department that the
Democrat was suppressed by the peo-
pie week ago.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-31

IHo O'll lsOidEI II0oOTW6T OF Nc y
York is about to be suppressed for it,
reasonable course. The Ncaos is also
prescribed. These are good move
ments. Let the Milwaukee See Bot
share with them.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
Literary Plagiarism.

In last weeks Lancaster Erpress IS a cred
liable specimen of poetry, headed "For the
Express entitled "Refeciions," signed "W
F." and dated washington City. Jan.I, 1861, y
Of which the frs, verse reads thus:
81 said 10 Sorrows pelting storm
That bea, against nv breast
Rage on. thou may'st destroy this form,
And lay II low AT rest;
But stiil the spirit that now brooks
Thy tempest raging high,
Cndaunted on Its fury looks
With s,eadfas, eye"
Now We find the same production in a Utica
paper printed in 1882, which says:
The following beautiful lines were written,
several years ago. by a lady in Alabama, but
few days before she sunk under accumula-
ted sorrow"
"W. F. or some other one has somewhat
changed the language OF our copy, which was
perhaps composed before he was born lis
1t any wonder that prudent Editors require the
names Of CORES >pondents, SO that imposltious
OF this kind Ior none can have read every
Thing or remember all they read may be fIet
upon the guilty paTtyl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
q ,,un,n Star & L,riisbura ehroNi:.e
.,vpFpgypEyr FAMILY JOURNAL
A. a, ievi,bu-g. Union county. Penn a.

,vS-sl 50 per wear, To ~ P'Tp ~ 'Srs-'nd CT,
TEkss = f,r longer Or -horter period mus %
q ihs SANE - ,uths IS e, for six months. dol.
:, ~ Pr r,n, do, for .Htrn months s ds, .di oF TWO TWO
yssrs - l9t - ~ : rts. Payments b. mail tpaidl
, . in o ;amD or Gsnf Ssr.i,e nGits 10 psy Al n''
t.1s herr ~, ire for which paper i mailed,
have running account Il i' storphs, ~ -.
tual~s' s -. handsomely published at 5' cts per
ApELA'l1 o. rts =. n after insertion, dol! Tor siN
Sss .. o IIsf o. Merchant. l .n s c
e5l. 5t'i. - . column. 10 dot per wear nihrr
n oTts, >. NAV b. agreed upon s9u~rr J. l-i,n's "r
s-e. AZ !, Id 1f next larger Advertisements OF a
tnse. i.,,l or swiud lin tendency not admitted
sem. ssS.,n.ucaons desired on tois' Of .rnrrs ,I,rTr.'
CoEn1 nv III. writ"r's r-al name ana sl'r+---
do, syyr,t rELFGEAPI Sc located in the ONCE
II. " '-,,-f. y, winch w-oft-n insert important
s'ihe ~ - If the Phiiad Mails.
N.'. u sith III N-e arr Hnpl. materials -, mo,t
,isd. afyos PRINTING 1.n on.b,e H, tins
ns.ta,' siT-,is,n-nls t. he paid ( when handed
w--. rb.r isivrrel. Al hilsd'e On p''','';1f"'r
',perrr an Market -'dr second ,t'r"S
e'-Dttilt 'n WoRDEN & CpRNELIUs.
I.o l. lsS5.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

a-Tbs American People are proven
bially generous and forgiving lie. Messr'-
Buchanan, Black, Bigler and their friends,
from this time on, pu, forth their pow
ers, With all the friend. of tie Union,
sgaiust the Nulliiers, and they will win
back much reputation that shall ''hide a
multitude Of sins" and perhaps yet pre-
serve our land from the civil war they
haye allowed TO be commepcsd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

class of poor, ignorant whites, who know
very little, aud can he imposed upon BY
any miserable falsehood. There are the
same naughty, reckless rich. And there
are few TRUE MEN, mostly cowed down
BY the brute force of numbers, Ignorance
and intolerance.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
Major General Wool,

That ornamsr: and wsll-iIied officer Of the
Us, Army, if We may judge from the fol-
loving psrsgrsPh from the Albany Ers-
ming Journal, is not . sympa,hiser with
the Disupi0n,ss:
ave srs advised that Gen. Wool will
publish letter to-day, stating tha. Sec.
Floyd sold, on the 9th of December, to
;. b. Lamar, of Georgia "a vell-known
SecessionisD ten thousand muskeis, which
were then 10 the Watervlie, arsenal, at the
low rate Of 81 90 apiece The muske,s
were shipped the lith, or as soon as the
boxes could be made for them, and are
probably before this time in the hands Of
those who threaten to use them against
the Federal Government Gen. Wool
had no control over these arms. They
we're subject to the orde. Of the Secretary
OF War, upon whom tie responsibility Of
this act rests. The carriages for the can.
non 20 be sent from Pittsburs TO the South
we're TO come from the Watervliet arsenal.
They have no, ye. been removed from the
arsenal"
Troy, Dec. 3l.-The Daily Tiimss this
afternoon contains two les,or. from Gen.
JOHN L. WooL, taking strong ground for
the Union, in favor Of sustaining Ander-
son in his position at For, Sumter, and
earnestly urging that firm ground be
adopted to put down rebellion. He de-
clares that if Fort Sumter be surrendered
to the Secessionists, in twenty days Ten
Thousand men would be in readiness to
take vengeance on all who betrsy the
Union into The hands Of its enemies.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

The health Of Mrs. Fremont has not
i'm proved 10 her mountain home 10 Cali
forpia, and she has been obliged to re-
move to q residence near San Francisco,
where tie air is less keen.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
Patriotic Views.

Hon. WM. BIsLrn, from Pennsylvania, re-
Gently said in the L. :. Senate
Mr.. President, for veal or for woe. / am a
Union man. | am for the Union as made by
our fathers. am tor the constitutional Union
as 1t Is. and, IN The spirit Of the remark Of the
Senator from California yesterday. exp-c, 10
oe OF and for the Union as II Is TO be. What
ever an humble individual like myself can do,
or su!fer, or sacrifice, IN the cause Of the unl-
on, shall be freely offered up
Hon. Mr.. MKINrI, who represents Berks
county in the lower House, said
IL have the honor Of representing one of the
most conservative districts OF PENNSYLVANIA
one that Is strongly Democratic. In our poll
uca! difficulties her sympalhieS have always
been with the South | GO not believe there
IS single man IN nv district that does not
sustain the Piesidsn! IN his presen, course.
While We have stood by South Carolina al
the bai.othoI, We can not sustain her in her
act OF treason against the General Govern
meni. | feel that the act of the President IS
mereiy defensive, aud If the las, page Of our
nation history IS 10 be bloody one, let the
responsibility rest with those who Will make
IT so"
WEBSTER on CoSeEssIoy.-Nr. Webster
said In his Buffalo speech, In 1850:
Il speak Of no concession. If the South
wish any concession from me, they will not
get 1t: not hairs breadth of II. II they come
TO my house for it, they will not find 1t, and
the door will be shut; concede nothing. But
say hat will maintain for you, 10 the utmost
Of my power, and in face OF all danger, their
rights, under the Constitution, and your rights
under the Constitution. And shal! never be
found 10 ialler IN one or the Other"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

w-Throughout the South, many OF the
best men are leaving, some ef them send
ing Of their families FIRST, aud there ere
thousands who would leave if they could.
This statement is the result Of public and
private information.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

sa-Lnst year, until after this time, the
Disunioui.'s in Congress- had prevented
the election Of Speaker. Now, again, they
are trying to delay any action OF Congress,
hoping to break up the Government.
Exciting as times are, they would have
been s,ll worse if these Nuili6ers had
cheated the People out Of . choice for
President.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18
lee AIIH0RS LtsI NISII TO MiEION.

/ often went 10 see Marion. Our evenings
were passed as might have been expected
between tw" old friends, who had spent their
better days together IN scenes of honorable
enterprise aud danger. On the night OF the
last vISi | ever made him, observing that the
Clock was gong for len, asked him II 1t
were not near his hour oi resli
"O no. SAID he, I've must not talk of bed
yet. Ii IS but seldom, YOU know, that we
meet. And, as this may be onr last, let US
lake all we can of 1t In chat. What do you
think OF the fumes ?'
80, glorious times" said l.
"Yes, thank Cod replied he "They are
glorious times. Indeed-and fully equal to all
that we had IN hope when We drew our swords
Tor independence. But, am afraid they won't
last long"
asked him why he thought sol
"Oh, knowledge sir said he ..is wanting.
knowledge Is wanting. Israel, of old, you
know, was destroyed tor lack If kno,oledge !:
and all nations, all individuals, have come TO
nausht from The same cause
told him thought We were too happy TO
change soon.
"Pshaw" replied he, that is nothing to
the purpose. Happiness signifies nothing. if
II be not knocn, and propeiy rgired. Satan.
We are told, was once an angel of light, hut,
for want of duly considering his glorious
state. he rebeied and lost all. And how ma
nv hundreds of Young Caroiinians have we
not known. whose fathers LEFT them all the
means of happiness-elegant estates, hand
some wives. aud. in short. every blessing that
the most luxurious could desire-yei they
could mol rest. uniil by drinking and gsmb-
ling. they had fooled away their fortunes,
parted from their wives. and rendered them.
selves The veriest begsars and blackguards en-
earth
NOW. why was all this. bat for Lzek o
knouiadge? For, had ,hese silly ones bat
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

John b Floyd refused to reinforce the
Harrer's Ferry Arsenal, when informed
that John Brown was going to attack 10.
And be refused to secure the L. s. forts,
&c. in the South which be knew the Ss-
csssiooists we're preparing to seize and sp.
v,ony,e,a
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

'O'ASEERlSG.-Secession advocates
'l'' II they gran, privsteer papers
eau get desperadOe. of all nations
80 together to annoy our commerce
r'aae' our seacossts. This is of a
q .lta ali their acts. In the elder
administration, Charleston fitted
P''''sers upder the red revOlu.iOnis,,
r., We French minister; aud when
'"ea States denounced the act, he
es., .e ,9apudeuce to appeal to the people
Tue President. But People and
s'1 ,,s sgreed sgaius, Genet, Charles.
,,,,. t.th7a'eeriug-aud 81 now, after SIX
"a Il. ne sons of the same sires propose
'Ns saue wicked expedieu..
A'le :. Mercantile Agent" for 1861,
!ae failures 10 the U. s. during
s,, u Ns 100000. In 1857. ,heS
aaS aea to s2el, 200, ,OOO-over s2IO..
3 'es'' this year, than two years
" &0rt for the Politicians Panic.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

Gen. Scot; is securing the Us. property
at St. Louis, Harper's Ferry, and geuer.
ally 10 Virginia, Mary land, aud other Bor.
der Slave States, as fas; as possible. Bus
most Of our Forts &c. il the Gotten States
have been taken or given up-,he loyal
forces there being generally too suall for
successful resistance. Was there ever
such ,rescbery as this, that Floyd hss
prsc,ised? Millions upon millions of dol.
lars invested BY toe .. s. and BY him-ber
servsut-be.rayei into the hands Of foes
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

A gentleman writing from Europe, says
he ~ss informed early last spring, ,hst the
South would try 10 dissolve the American
Union this Fall aud Winter. Thirty and
forty years, j; has been the one idea Of the
FIRE eaters, who have constantly sought 10
de!ude the South. and insult the North.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-01-18

sB- Now let our readers reflect upon the
South Carolina Of the present day, and say
if it has altered materially 10 forty or
eighty years. There is the ssns large
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