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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-03

By the use of these Pills the periodic, a.
tacks of Nervous or Sick Headache NAV be pre-
vented; aud if taken at the commencement of
an attack immediate relief from pain aud sick
ness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Mans n and
Headache to which females are so subject
They act gently upon the bowels nov-
ing Costireness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate F. Jules
and all persons of see1entary habits, they, oval
liable as a Lorotise, improving the cpp!i :, Civ
ing tonesand rigor to the digestive orga :. and
restoring the natural elasticity and ste 9Th o
the whole system
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the rs 1t Of
long investigation and carefully cond, t!cl ez-
perinaents, having been in use many Y as, d :
ring vhich time they have prevented nd
lieved vast amount of pain and suffe J: fir" "
Headache, whether originating in tt, 1r~'3
system Or from deranged state of the - ats l.
They are entirely vegetable in thei, conJc
sition, and may be taken at all times with p',.
feet safety without making any chang. If Ii Il
ana TIE absence OF any dtS09feeoofe tdss 'aIb S
easy to administer them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT S
The genuine have five signatures O. H. ny c.
Spalding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other nca.cls in
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail, prep i'll, III re
ceipt of the
Price 25 Cents.
Al orders should be addressed -
HENRY C, SPALDING,
Ally As Cedar Street, New lrtk.
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nW" Patriotic envelopes and note
paper at the Post Office, Of all sizes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-03
NJ. C. WOODWORTH,
SADDLER and HARNESS-MAkER

MOULD announce to the citizens of Grand
w Rapids and vicinity that he has taken the
shop formerly occupied by Jos. Coyle, and is
prepared to furnish every thing pertaining to
the trade. Owing to the impossibility of dis
playing work in SO small room, and having
at present limited capital, he will be obliged
for time to manufacture almost wholly upon
order. Saddles, Fly-nets, Collars, &c, fur
nished on short notice. Repairing of harness
es and Saddles done in workmanlike manner,
and at reasonable prices. The work of the
people of the county is solicited
Grand Rapids, July 18th, 1861.
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Attachment.

Attachment.
WOOD COUNTY, !
Town of cd Rapidsj %. IN JUSTICE CorRT.
Before F. J. DEsPINS, Esq.
ITO Nelson Gauthier and Peter PeItier: You
i are hereby notified that warrant of at
tachment has been issued against you and your
property attached, to satisfy the sum demand
ed Of Octave Landri, amounting to FIVE dol
lars. Now, unless you shall appear before F
J. Despins a Justice of the Peace in and for
said county, at his Office in said town, on the
10th day of August, A. D. 1861, at one O'Clock
P NJ, judgment will be rendered against you
and your property sold to pay the debt and
costs of said suit.
Dated this Goth day of July, A. D. 1861.
his
OCTAVE S LANDRI.
SO.Swa mark
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-06-12
A Chance to enter the Confe derate Ser.
vice.

We were pleased TO meet in our town
few days since, Capt John ID. Wylis, Of the
"lancaster Greys," who seemed to be IN
his usual health and vigor. Capt. Wylie
was on the recruiting service, the purpose
being to get sufficient number Of compa.
nies TO join the detachment "f the Cd Reg.
iment, $. c. Volunteers, stationed a Ridge.
vile. under Lieut.. Col BlaDding, to make
IL complete Regiment; aud he requested d
us TO announce that any Company already
raised, or which may be raised Immediately
will, on application. be received into That
Regiment for the unexpired term Of twelve
months. commencing on the 9th April, 1861.
lie was confident that the Companies under
Lieut. Col. Blanding, or at least majority
OF members in each Company. would agree
TO be mustered into the Confederate service
and march immediately to Virginia. Com,
panies, therefore, offering 10 Join, must do
50 with the understanding ;ha, they will DO
expected to enter the latter service.
Capt Wylie afro requested us TO an
nounce that he would in all probability
have vacancies in his company, which he
would be pleased to Gil up with recruits
from this vicinity. The proposition to en-.
ter the Confederate service was still before
his company; large majority of the mem
bers had already signihed their desire to
accept. but should any number ultimately
decline the proposition, ro the extent of
that number lie will have vacancies in his
company for such recruits rs desire to do
service IN Virginia. lie left Il, our Office a
roll, which persona desiring to join this
Company may sign, and their names will
be forwarded to the Captain. 1t presents
IN opportunity for u ten months service,
which in all probability will no, Lc repeat
I'd during the remainder Of the war.
Since writing the above, We have been
shown letter from private in The "G cy -"
received by Mondays mail. which stated
that the Company was preparing to 90 TO
Virginia +; TINT they expected to bc up in i
few days To ri>it their friends and recruit,
preliminary to thsir departure for the sea,
Of war.
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Gen. Beauregard and the South Carroll.
n;ana

BY the following extract Of a letter 10
the Richmond Examiner, we learn l!,a,
Gen Beanregard has taken command Of
our South Carolina Volunteers and virrin.
lans ut Manassas
Gen Bonham ha. relinq ni.l,-d The com
nand 10 Gen. Beauregnrd. Til. former
has enjoyed. in high degree. the confidence
"t The men. They felt that in him they
had brave and chivalrous Irader.u h" would
not yield an inch 10 the foe. but would frht
him, n" matter ut what odds. w. are rl.
To Know that he will remain with u. SECOND
~ command. A. To Gen. Beaur-gsri. moth.
ing need be snid. MI of us feel ti,ut in
h',n We have much abler General than the
enemy can boast Of All We want now l.,
n fnir field and open fight
Another correspondent says: "Thc South
Carolinisns, 2lO0 strong, have advanced to
Fairfax Court House. together With k.m.
per'~ Flying Artillery. while strnn. SnP
ports have been advanced from Manassas
Junction. IL al! the men n, the Junction
and Fairfax Court House could be advanced
on Alexandria, we have enough to whip all
the troops on this side Of the river but I
won't tell how many there are.
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Correspondents.

large portion of our paper to-day is
taken up by correspondents. Besides a
fair sprinkle Of local contributions we have
the usual interesting letter from our regular
correspondent, "Long Grabs" also one from
nm occasional correspondent, "Corporai,"
whom We would be pleased to hear from
ofener.
From the vicinity of Manassas Valley,
Virginia, the poI.t to which public atten.
tion is now ccntered, we have two letters
which will be read with much intere.t.-
Sergeant and "Ensign" are both officers
in Capt. McManus' Company. They prom
ise to keep us regularly posted upon the
movements Of the "Invincbles" and the
other Curolinians, now in the van Of the
Confederate army.
The letter published two weeks ago,
signed Surgeon" should have been "Ser.
gennt." II Was . mistake OF the printer !:
though no great mistake after all, our cor.
respondent being entitled to both uppella.
tons.
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TnE ENGLIsn News IN Nsw YoRx.
The effect in New York Of the LAST news
frou England is thus described in the
Erpress
"The News from England. and the
comments os-<hs British press, have excl.
ted to day profound sensation in Wall
aud other streets and but li,tIe els. is
talked of. last evening. To say there il
= general Indignation would but teebIyex
press The pubic sentiment. The British
Minister'S comparison Of us with the
Turks, and tue revoIu,ionis,s Of the Soutl,
with the Greeks, but exnspera,es the
common feeling. All sorts Of movements
IN reply, or IN reprisaI. are talked Of
some propose to touch, TASTE handle no
more British goods, until Great Britain
ceases to Iced countenance TO priystee,.
'og by our own people upon our own
commerce. and ships. Anti. British sssc.
Citations OF all kibCs and all ,orts are aug.
gesied. which il would be mischievous TO
name, as so'ns stretch far beyond Law or
propr'e.y. A public meeting Of mer,
chants, and others doing business with
England, to demonstrate. ia suggested" !"
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FoR THE CONFEDERATE Sravic..-W,

FoE THE CoSfEDERATE SERvics W.
are informed that Mr. - McMauus. n
nephew OF Capt. McManus, in command OF
the Lancaster lnY:nclbles," now la Vugnia.
is engaged in raising II company for the Con-
federn,e service, from .he Eastern section "f
this District. Forty uuc names had been
secured. They were to have met on last
Saturday. when it was supposed IL" c"mpa.
ny would be complete and would organize.
We have not heard the result of the meet.
ing. Tais company will hail from the same
section Of the District from which the great
er part tho 'In,ncibles" we're raised. The
highly erediinble position which their gal
liant friends occupy in Virginia, has doubt.
less had something to do with inducing ,hs
emulation Of :heir worthy example.
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STATE ARMS Persons in this vicinity
having in their possession arms belonging
TO the State, axe required (ns will be seen
by advertisement in this papsr from our
Town CuunciD to bring them in FOR repairs
This is very proper niea,ur', suggested
by the critical character Of tho times IL
originated with the Municipal authority of
Camden, who applied 10 the Governor TO
collect the State arms within the corporate
limits Of the town Of Camden. Th. nu
thority was given mud the same ext, nded to
and urged upon all the May ots a..d Iaten.
dnnts Of every other city ard town in Il .
State.
The arms wleE collected together aud
repaired Ill! be placed in spnle sufc rcccp.
taclc for the protection Of our town and
District.
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The Portfolio,

We greet with much pleasure the fret
number Of the Periodical with the above
title, published in Charlcston, \. g., and ed
tied by Samuel l.. Hammond and Fredcr.
lex w. Miller 1t is exquisi,ely neat in
appearance aud flied with excellent reading
designed principally for young persons,
but may be read with interest aud profit by
old aud young. As the exponent Of 1ruih,
Virtue and Temperance, il deserve, place
in every household in the South. Terms
3 per year. Address Hammond g. Miller,
Charleston, y. &.
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MILITARY MovEMESTs The Third and
Fourth Regiments of $. &. Volunteers
Coils Williams and Sloan. stationed n,
Calumbla, have been mustered into the
Confederate service, and are probably sr.
this on their way to Virginia.
TIE safe arrival Of Cols Bacon, Ca.h
and Jenkins Regiments in Virginia, In.
been announced.
We learn from a gentleman, from York
that fragments Of Companies in Col Jrn.
kins' Regiment, which declined the Virginia
proposition, have been di,banded. Thi,
fine Regiment, however, was enabled to
go of with abou, IcOO strong.
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[PoR THE LANCASTER LEDGER. |
MANASSAS GAP, Va,

MANASSAS vAss DiuJ 80.
Mr.. EDiroR.-.I presume you have heard
Of our removal from Richmond TO this place
ere this. Manassas Gap Is IN Prince Viii.
liam county and about sixtssn miles from
the Blue Ridge. 1t is anything else but n
pleasant place, and in my judgment, 10 not
at all a suitable place for u camp. Water,
provisions and everything else, necessary
for our comfort are scarce. You must not
infer because write from this place, that
our regiment is here. We had strong iudi
cations OF battle below this yesterday
morning and ~ soon ~ possible. after the
messenger same, our men marched of u
meet the enemy. u all turned out to bs
false alarm. Col. Gregg's Rsgimept len
Richmond the day before we d'd and stopped
here. The next day afsr we ssdvsd, he
moved to place called CsnterviIls, which
is about eight milHflPp Asuassss Cap
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Coop SIGSs.-In The State Of New York
there are fifty papers opposed TO lincolns
army invading the South. Ia Ohio there
are now fourteen papers which, In despits
Of mob law aud threats OF violence, have
come oat 10 opposition 10 Lincoln's war
policy. And the time will come, observes
the Circlevills (Ohio) Watehn,as, .wken
there will be more. Aud the time will come
when We shall hear those who have hurrsh.
cd loudest for civil war, declare that they
Always opposed IT,"
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The News this week is abundant ari
Important, leaving but little room for cdto- =
rial comment Indeed, to infict lengthy
editorials when subscribers evince so much
anxiety for nemS, and there is so much of
the latter to detail, we feel would be entire
ly out of place, and act accordingly.
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u Ian sFnR 1nD q . r !.

any who desire It. The one alluded to il.
sued from Gen. Beauregard, but have un.
derstood 1t was the joint production of
Gen. Dunovant, Col. Ripley and himssl If
1t applies exclusively to the bar, harbor and
Channel of Charleston and could not be
used without alteration at any other point
Since our arrival here, new General Or.
ders have been issued for the government
OF the camp. | intended to embody them
in ths letter. but they are lengthy. | find
will have TO defer it. The changes made
from them issued on the Island refer chiefly
to the changes of position of the CAMP
Many Of the Lancaster company have en-,
JOY ed the pleasure of short visit home,
to "sweet home," What n thrill of JOY |! u
transport of delight, the announcement
that papa is coming, must have produced in
the hearts of mama and the loved ones at
home-with her whose thoughts by day
have been directed to the welfare of her
husband, and whose prayer by night have
ascended in sincerity and faith to heaven
for his safe return. No earthly feeling, no
sensation can compare with that of the
pure and devoted love Of an affectionatc
wife. Every pulsation Of her heart thrObs
for his welfare and is devoted to his happi.
ness. Man may be and is kind and affec.
tionate, but his love is not so pure, so sub.
limated Tis said that "absence cononers
love-" but II is not true, at least 80 far as
relates to the Greys. With respect to fa-
ther, mother, brother, sister, child or sweat.
heart, it is not so--the love Cor all such re-
iaiions has beea increased, frightened, deep
cred. The poet was wrong-drcw too
largely on his Imagination. Sweethearts
at home don't you believe It. Hold fast to
your old loyer. Don't fiirt. Camp life will
make your soldier-lover more devoted, more
true, recollect he has been near two months
on Morris Island where there was but one
woman, she was old and had husband
How could his love been conquered even if
It was true that "absence conquers love-
Hold on, wait patiently and with faith for
your patriotic ,ovcr-his love will return if
he ne"er gets back. The delay may be
veNalious, but ne cannot help it. BY way
of diversion and to while away the tedious
hours abuse Lincoln and his government.
Only six furloughs for seven days each
will be granted TO a company at one time,
for cause, the furIough may be extended
by going to the Governor. He also has
The power to extend, except in cases Of
sickness, then the surgeon advises and re-.
the extension, and it is granted
BY the Colonel. An extension now will BIZ
more difficult to be had as we are further
,emoved from the Governor. Many at this
line are anxious to go home to attend har-
resting the wheat crop. New -four biscuit
would be delicious at Camp Quitman, the |
hought Of it MAKES my moutI, water-who
will take the hint IL is said the wheat
rop never was better in Lancaster-very
,lad Of it. The appetites here are equally
$ good. Don't let any one hold back for
ear too much may be sent and the article
poll. Recollect who advocated the use of
he LONG GRABS.
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.1
RIDGEvILLE, s G..

RTDGEvILLE, 5 &.
Mr.. EDIToR.-Afier n stay of some six
or seven weeks on Morris Island the camp
t the Battalion, under the command Of
Lieut. Col. BIanding, has at last been re.
moved to Ridgeville, on the South Caroli-
M Railroad, about thirty miles from
the city of Charleston. Orders proceeded
from Headquarters on the 2Sth ult for the
removal Of the command on the 3Oth, aud
Maj Barnes, Capt. Bookter and Sergt Mai.
Witherspoon were Immediately, rfter the
order for removal was received, detailed and
dispatched TO Ridgeville to select an eligi-
BILE locality for camp and parade grounds ;
and on the day following, Lieut.. Wade of
the Lancaster Greys" with detachment
Of four or six men from each company were
dispatched to clean off and prepare the
grounds selected by the above named off,
GERS by the time Of the arrival of the main
body of the battalion. These orders were
received with good deal Of pleasure by
every one in the camp, for the flies and ieas
had become almost intolerable. the former
being great source Of annoyance by day,
and the latter causing sleepless hours to
pass by nights
On the 30th every man rose from his bed
by day light to make ready for his depart
ure, having ia the meantime but little re.
gurd for his breakfast +; and before the sun
had risen one hour above the eastern hcr.
rison all were ready packed up, and wait.
ing for carts TO carry baggage TO the boat.
landing. The work OF packing up was n
light job and was soon over, but he reno.
Val Of the baggage TO the boa: landing by
means OF the carts VAS a heavy undertaking,
and (though begun at day light, and active.
ly persued by the industrious cart.drivers)
was not accomplished until half after one
o'clock. At the time the baggage was all
placed on the boat (the Planter) aud the
different companies under the commands OF
their respective commanders were marched
Ia, the signal given, and the boat left the
shore. About three clock she reach: ed
the wharf where q crowd Of the pleasure.
taking portion Of the city were awaiting
our arrival. With considerable dispatch the
Battalion was then formed on the wharf,
apd proceeded by order Of Lieut.. Col. BIan.
ding, to marsh through the city to the
Governors Quarters, where we were halted
and ordered to salute the worthy Governor
in a martial manner, thus evinciog that
mark of respect due TO his high character
and official station. The Governor ack.
nowledged The saintation in few BETTING
remarks, and gave great praise both to the
appearance and also to the discipline Of the
Battalion. After the conclusion Of the
Governors remarks. the Battalion then pro-
ceeded directly to the Depot, Lieut. Col.
Banding commanding) to take tho tram at
six o'clnck for Ridgeville, upon reaching
the depot the Battalion was dismisssd,
while the baggage was being carried TO the
depot, TO take q little rsfrcshmsnts, which
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a PATRIOTIC ExAAPLE.-R.v. Ioyd
Moore, member Of the Methodist Virgin.
la Conference, and present Minister on the
Nelson Circuit, has made tender of his
horse to the Nelson Rangers" and express
ed his cheerful willingness to walk the
Circuit. and continue to labor in his minis
try ns heretofor..
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H All letters and papers for members
OF the Second Regiment y. =. Volunteers,
stationed at Ridgevillr, will bc directed to
Charleston. =. c., with the number Of the
Regiment distinctly written on the envelope
We publish the above at ihe request Of
Lieut.. Col. Blnnding.
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Gbt Ie1ger.
LANCASTERVILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, June IL, 1861

SUBSCRIBERS to the Lrdger who have
heretofore had their papers delivered from
the Post Office at this place, may, If they
prefer TO do so, receive them at the Ledger
Office" and TINS save the postage required
under the new regulation. Our Office is
open throughout every day, except Sunday.
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A Soura CAsoLISA RIFLE Rzorxxxr
roa TIE WAs.--Hon. j. l.. Orr and Col.
j.. y. Marshall have been disappointed 10
getting their respective regiments into the
Confederate service for twelve months
They bave oow determined TO unite their
energies TO raise Ride Regimen, to serve
during the wsr. 4
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[yos ,nr L.xcAnrs r.pora.,

Next Thursday has been appointed, by
our President, as a day for fasting and
prayer THIS is no ordinary occasion, and
perhaps may never occur again. during our
time. Let us all therefore. realize i.s so.
'smni'y and attend to its sumnons, but
not only In our personal relations, bu, iu
oar be.insss af.irs, Let Il bs Indeed .
day OF lasting, asmiIiation and prayer, to
DO observed BY = complete suspension Of
business Of every shsrscsss |; s.psriaIly, 10,
The sssinsss 90 The plaotaiions be saspssd.
Cd. and let ~ keep The day ix sarness.
a PLANTER.
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GEx. BEAuRsoAaD's SrAYr The fol-
lowing is correct list Of Gen. Beauregan',.
stall Col. J. 8. Preston, Col. John L. Man.
ming. Col. A @. Rice. Col. w. r. Miles.
Maj. %. II. Jones, Maj. Joseph Hayward.
These gentlemen, We believe, are now at
their posts,
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PAs.roRrs-Ths Richmond Whig says,
we learn that after to day. 9Th instant. no
passports will he issued to any person d,
s!rlng I" leave the State. And no one will
DO allowed to come into the State unl.s.
he can present reasons Of peculiar fore. for
obtaining this privilege.
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DEATH OF STEPHEN A. DoucLAs.-Ste
Phen a. Douglas. United States Senator
from the State Of Illinois, died ut Cbicapo
on the lth inst.
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Reports from Warrington.
laEcETkD raos xoa1nsRs souRcrs, VIA
THE wEsr

~" "s"A
WAsHiSoros, June GA IN BIOLOGICAL stu.
dent from kichmond reports IUu OUO troops
10 Virginia, 10000 Of whom are al lIarpefs
Ferry. H. !. thought The student has BEEN
sent hsrs 70 dscrive the Gosesnm~n, reIa-
live TO the strength Of The Soathsrn Amy.
No renewed attack has been made on
hcquia Creek. When Scott Is ready, ,he
place will be carried by storm. Meanwhils
the PdUnes cruises 10 the vicinity, fsr tho
purpose Of preventing the erection Of fas.
Iher fortihestions.
a moveinsnt was made on Fairfax, Va.
last night No particulars are given fos OBJ,
vious reasons
Trustworthy Information indicates that
ne Southernsns will attack the l;uss on ths
Washington aide Of the Potomac, crossing
shove Arlington Heights and A,sxaadrsa,