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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-11

now here on a similar mission. They
tender one regiment.
A later despatch states that Cameron
has accepted the two regiments from
Kentucky, which will Immediately be
ordered to the east. The Colonies will
be W. 6. FerriIl and J. H. Guthrie.
Boston, May Gov. Andrews re-
ceiTed a dispatch from the War De
partment, stating that no additional
troops would be required at present, I'M
less enhsting for three years.
The government has already receiv-
ed profers of 100000 men from west
Of the AlIeghanies. Arrivals Of specie
from the North made money matters
easier, and no further trouble is antici-
pated from lack Of funds.
The War Department has informed
the Governors Of the States which had
ordered out their quota Of militia under
the first proclamation of the President,
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-11
Chic as the Battle Field.

4 recent report from the South in
forms us that the leaders of secession
were encouraging the planters to SOW
largely this year, and assured them
that there would be no conflict to dis
turb the ordinary pursuits Of industry
there; but that the soil Of Ohio should
be made tie scene Of hosti!ities. and
thus suffer the penalty Of its Republi-
can predictions.
How long viii it take the South to
learn that the State Of Ohio, single
handed and alone, is a power greater
than the seven States Of the Cotton
Contederacy together? She has more
money, and can bring to the field prop
erIy equipped and armed, more men
than all the Confederate States
" THIN hfteens,days after the procla-
nation Of President Lincoln, there
were enlisted and rendered to the gov
ernor Of that State, a number of men
greater than the entire army called for
by the President, as will be seen by
the following article from the Ohio
State Jouraal Of the 29th ult. MIL,
free Dem.
ONO LEADS THE CoLUMN.--We arc
obliged to change the figures made q
few mornings ago, III regard to the
number of volunteers from Ohio, who
have offered their service in extermina-
ting the rebels. We now learn that
in all eighty-o,oe thousand men have
offered to take up arms in the present
contest-thirty one thousand Of whom
have been assured that their services
may be needed. Those who have
been rejccted-because there was no.
possible use to be made of them-feel
sorely aggrieyed. Just think Of Ohio.
alone filing the requisition of the Pres
ident! The glorious Buckeye State
could easily fulfil the contract of put
ting down the rebellion with her own
men and resources in one season.
a prominent citizen of Cincinnati.
says that at short notice taoenty-fce
thousand men in that city and vicinity.
would turn out to repel any threatened
invasion.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-11
Pen anG Scissors.

Gen. Scott VIII be seventy five
years old on the first of June, 1861.
1t is reported that the ordinance
OF secession has passed in Tennessee.
Thomas J. Townsend has been
appointed Surveyor General of Wis
consin and Iowa.
The secessionists have planted
battery at Harper's Ferry, and exam
inc all railroad trains.
Nj. Frazer, q Scotchman residing
in Toledo, has offered himself and seq
en- sons for enlistment.
We learn that there are 5000
troops in Springfield, III, and $500 at
Cairo. The Illinois boys are doing
up the thing brayely.
"A slave in Nashville, Tenn. shot
a free negro dead the other dav, be-
cause the latter insulted him. Africa
is growing chivalrous.
Men are so anxious to enlist at
Pittsburgh, that it is frequent to have
$50 offered for place as private in
one Of the accepted companies.
-sDoesticks" is an officer of the
celebrated Seventh Regiment, New
York. lie expects to find his old friend
"Damphool" in the secession army.
In Canton, Mass, mother, dying
Of consumption, babe her son 90 into
the service of his country, though GER
tain she would not live to wituess his
return.
The Portage Record has been fus-
ed with the State Register, 4. J. Tur-
ner, late Of the Record being associate
editor, Mr. Brannan Of the Regjster,
acting as local.
The Hudson Stoy says a gentle
man in Chippewa Valley has offered
to raise 600 volunteers among the lum-
bermen there, all to be six feet in
height. a company Of volunteers are
drilling At Hudson under Capt White.
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SOLDIERS PAv.-The following is
the rate Of pay Of the United States
regular troops, and to which the militia
/
is entitled when called into service. 4
part Of it only is in cash, the remainder
being made up il rations, &c, at fix
ed vaIuo.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-11

HUNG--Captain Jones, of the
schooner Isabel, who provisioned
Simmer at Fort Pickens, was hung as
a traitor. The Mobile Netcs says the
account is, that on the arrival Of the
Thursday evening cars at Scooba a
passenger on the train pointed out
Jones, as Boosting to him being the
person who ''provisioned Slemmer,"
and stated that he was then on his way
to Washington with dispatches for Lin
coins Government. He was arrested.
the proofs Of his treason found upon
him, and was executed ON the spot bv
the enraged citlzens.-LoaasralIe Cour
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Our AQenfS.

The following are the only authorized agents
to transact business for the Reporter, and their
receipts for subscription and advertising viii
be honored until further notice:
S. NJ Pettengill & Co, New York City.
c. H. Scriven, Chicago, Ills.
Edwin Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.
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G@ The journal states that it will
take some ten bushels of potatoes for a
single dinner, for the Regiment now
at Madison. The amount of coffee to
be made twice day is one hundred
and twenty-tour gallons. A hundred
gallons of soup will only suffice for a
single meal, and other things in the
same proportion.
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CARL SCHURz.-The New York
Trjjane announces-upon what au-
thorlty we do not know-that Carl
Scharz has gone to Washington to take
charge Of a German Regiment from
Minnesota.
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10y ossSs Ger
" The Howard AssOcrATIoS of

s The Howard ASSOCIATION OF
Philadelphia, with truly national
spirit, promises to continue its labors
for the relief of the afflicted, during
the present military contest, in every
state of the Union, without regard to
any considerations, but the wants of
the distressed. The Association has
already won a high position in the re-
CARDS of the American people, by It's
generous efforts, and it will, feel assur
ed, add largely to its honors during
the present crisis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-11


Tuesday with dispatches from \. York
for the President, Gen. Scott, and the
War Department, which were found
opened on him. He will be tried BY
court martial.
The Government has received intel
ligence from Paris, that Minister Faulk-
ner has presented the Commissioners to
the Emperor Of France. Mr.. Dallas
refused to DO 50 at London, until lie re
ceiyed instructions from Washington.
twenty-five additional vessels have
been purchased by the government, and
every Southern port will be strict
|ly blockaded within 20 days. Com.
Stringham commands the blockading
squadron, and Pendergast the home
squadron.
AtMadison, seyenty-eiglt ladies and
/ eight sewing machines are all busy in
making clothing for the soldiers. 5000
stand Of arms have been sent for to
m. w.
Al'I'loiS lor tne " lScoi1'li! volunteers
Annapolis, May 2.-Ihe garrison Of
Fort Monroe numbers one thousand
men, and three hundred regulars. five
thousand Virginians are on the oppo-
site SIDE. The Frglnlans are erecting
a battery at the entrance OF the Iamp-
ton hoadS.
from information received from Pri-
Vate sources, we learn that Maryland
will probably not call ConventiOn.-
The secesslonists dare not use the pow
er suddenly acquired. Lhcy say all
IS lost, and the State has been sold by
! the Governor. y rcQuia,>iOn will in
time he made for Federal v0I10toers.-
IN order for the same was drawn up
when the outbreak occurred in Baiti-
more.
" Washington. May 2.--On appIica-
ton just made by some Of the dipIo-
matte corps, at the State Department,
nv } ;D.to"! VIII. poln'$ "fIo aso51i"lleu
when the blockade tool, cfFart are a.
lowed reasonable time to depart.
Second. Vessels bringing emf
grants though they have had no notice
VI tue o'"G ;', a' '1'9 ulne o. tner oe.
the bIockadod norts " '''~'
That classes Of persons come to the
United States chiefly TO settle in the
o:atGS on the Mls>,isslppl river, and It
=, ~ W. 40 ''i0'il ~ 0'1'eI al open
casnal;fias inrident 70 the ins,Tran, ',,,
New Orleans, May 2.-CoI. Van
Dorm with 500 Texans captured $50
Federal &c troops under Major SibIey,
tem u ID "a ~ osna 49,, ,'ip'5 "I1 "o a.
sells. Col. Van Dorm nnTs1ed HEM in
three small steamers, and shortly after
their departure seaward were cut off
by a steamer from Galveston, with 1870
men aud three pieces Of artillery
SibIey surrendered.
The Diplomatic corns has boon fur
,;.baa with oo,,;o. r. T;.oo1a,, 4a
1I..1., =" y,
olo'N''ol'5 PForl"'H"'lo"S' ana mani
fest no nn1riendHaeSS, but show dis
position to respect it.
The blockading force under Com.
Strinohan will COMPRISE fffv war vcq-
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So'S' az 'o,'' i,.'''l',' ~ . '''''" i'''e o.
twenty thousand, strong enough to
blockade every Southern port.
One Of the first movements will be
/ the landiro Of Of Iaast "a, tlons.,, J
won - .o;@o 40 sal 9 A. -. .
men - ! ''''o Tue >'1Se o. 1 ofC hlckenS,
ana reoap'"re the PENSACOLA Navy
Yard.
There can be no doubt that in less
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TERMS :

Que copy one year, $3.50 if paid in advance;
if not paid within three months, $40; and if
not paid within six months $500.
These terms will be strictly adhered to in
all cases.
x When the time expires for which the
Reporter has been paid, an viii be marked
on the last paper, and may be regarded as an
invitation to renew.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-11

Valparaiso, May 8.
Advices say an earthquake destroy
ed Mendoza; 5000 persons killed.
San Juan also reported destroyed.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-05-11

COMPAN1Es FULL.-The following is
the order in which companies have been
reported as full and ready for service,
commencing with the Second Regi-
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CONSTABLE7S SALES.

SECOND ,IUsTIcE's COURT *, SIMEoN vs. JAMES CON
r"''sn OF oIs1''' WATERsHYo ' U.s. w. Il
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri fncias, to
Id directed by the Hon d. F. Mitchell Second Justice
for the parish of Orleans in the above entitled suit
will proceed sell public auction, in the bar of the
City lIole Common street, between Magazine and Camp
Streets TUESDAY, 4lh Gay june 1861, at Il O'Clock
NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the First Dis
this city In the bounded by Bertrand POydas
Peur and erddo streets said lot having front Of 30 feet
inches and Perdlo street. by depth of 40 feet th
said forming the of Perdo and Peur Streets
said square, by ske'ch drawn by W Thornton Thomp
SON Deputy City Suveyo dated December 81 1851 and
deposited in my office.
Seized in the above Sllit
TE1EMS-CRSh Oh the spot.
W. H. WATERS, Constable
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CouR DU DEu1IENE DISTRICT WILLIAM SGARB0ROuGE
JUDCIAIRE, VS.. JOSEPH STlSSON ct
Parosse de Plaquemines. MAuNSEL WHITE, JR
I'm VERTU dun writ de fieri faeias, II
"a moi adresse par Ionorable Cour dn Dcuxeme District
Iudiciare paroe de PlHqnensnes dams aare cideSsu ie
proctderni lie SAMEDI Is de JUN 1861 midi f0te de la
Cite de IL Commune les u Camp dies Maya
sins ladudcaton de la proprit:e don't suit la description
l. DFUX TERRAINS shines fauhourg Ste Marie, -
dams lie Premier District de vile, dams let 4
par du Camp Girod Ste Marie Sud de Ia place m
Lafayette gntS par les Nos Tn enX, dapres plan
resSe par Alfred E. Forsta dtpult arpenteur lie Is de t
vrer 1884,
Les terains sont cOntigus amGri-
cane) chacu cling 25J pieds de face Ia Sud de Ia
place Lafayette SD piods de proondeur,
gnes pAraelcs lie No I'm orne langie des du
Camp Sud.
Ensemble avec les basses Amtlicratons qui sly
mason briqes tos etages
nue. d. Hotel du Eernndahn cuisine,
2 UN TERRAIN situe dams let ssdit contigu
suSdegn6s dtsgnG lie No rro daprcs lie plan
fayce sur profondeur de 90 pes ges PARALLELS
lusage dune allie corridor Nos Un
DenX deelc, de rois eds de argeur ouvrant Ia
rue du Camp.
Ensemble avec les htsses nmtoraions qui sy
rouven ct tons les croits privileges ervudes ct advantages
attaches ct y appartenanl.
Quatre cnqlapte 50) actions nujourhu rGduites
vnyt 2 de pastTes chaCune du fOnd
capital la Bunque ttoyens do la Louisiana, guarantees
par hypOthcques les cidessus prcmeremen
desuleleS ncu ont etc diStratc eet de consti
| uer lie stock compliant dc la dite bnnque.
Anpartenan dtiendeur Joseph Stnson CT sass dam
| ialaire ci-dcssus.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de radinlicaton
f. T. PARKER,
pi Sheriff pnrOiESf I'kreAnS,
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D. F. MITCHELL, I'd j. 2.

Board Trustees pay Interest at the
Of SIX PER CENT per IN cash all the outstanding
certificates Of Profits the holders thereof their legal
sentativs on after the SECOND MONDAY Goth day
June And after rsserEng One Million Of loars
of Profits redeem FORTY per 40 per cent Of the issue
Of 1858, payable follows, viz:
Twenty per the second Monday doth day. of June
next;
Twenty per the second Monday 9th day. Of septera
Der next;
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND O. THIRTY
PER CENT the Net Earned Premiums of the Company
past months ending the Goth April 1861 for whiat
certificates will be Issued on after the second Monday 2
lay Of August next.
The Company nare against the pes Of the Sea
River and loss or damage by Fire
MUM. -u $3.50
THOMAS j. ADAMS, President
GEORGE JONAS, Vice. President
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CONFEDERATE STATES DiswICTl JOHN WILSON EFT Al
COURT, vs. SCHOONER JOHN
ADAMS TER CARGO,
District of Louisiana. Etc. IN PRIZE No Il.
DIV VIRTUE of Admiralty Warrant,
ID directed tine above entitled have seized and
taken possession the schooner JOHN ADAMS her
tackle apparel and furniture and cargo and do and
Rdnosh the owners and all and every other person
persons having pretending TO have, right title in
tetst the be and appear before District Court
the Confederate States for the District aforesaid TO be
holden the City Of New Orleans betre the THIRD
MONDAY from the publication hereof show if any
they have can, why the said schooner John Adams her
tackle apparel and furniture and should not be con
demned lawful prize and the proceeds thereof distributed
az ceatly to the prayer Of the IibCtnts
New Orleans May IS 1861. ~
c. B. BEVERLEY,
Masla {, 5 Of America.
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VIZ s. CHANDLER,
W. DEN T.
kR-OFFICE ard RESIDENCE
13s CarOndelet street,
dqs1vEv Of Lafayette
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STATE or LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City of Now Orl

STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orle ms.
Be it remembered that this 18th day of March, 1861 be
Joe the subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. P Janver Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose say that Just
and transcript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS President
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
to and subscribed before this 18th day of March
1851 DE-. MITCHELL,
Second Justice OF the Peace for the Parish Orleans
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Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 o.
In mineral water where ingredients aseociatey reid
in solution conceded to be uncertain how these ingredient
are chemically united one to the other We may however, IN
This case infer that the water contains
Carbonie acids ic chloride of magnes SUM hcaro9nate
F lime chade sodium carbonate of soda selcRe OF po-
fasH bcabonae of iron ce of Soda Gumino chloride OF
sodium and probably other combinations HVl"u
EMOVAFt-F NRWHALL HAS REMOVED FROM
H No 60 Canal street corner OF Oa LeVee 10 NO. IA camp
street. under the CITY Nntel NyO nm
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MARsHAL,s MONIrIoN.

CONFEDERATE STATES DISTRICT CONFEDERATE STATES
COURT, vs.. SHIP ARIEL. HER
{ BOATS, Etc. IN PRIZE,
District of Louisiana No. IS.
by VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant,
ID objected the above entitled CAuS", have
seized and taken into my possession the Ship ARlE her
tackle apparel furniture, h1pta, aud DO cite and
admons the wncr and all and every Other person
persons having pretending TO have right title or in
the be and appear before District Court
Of the Confederate States the District aforesaid
holden the city of New Orleans before the THIRD
MONDAY from lie publication hereof, show if any
they have why the ship Ariel her cke Ell and
furniture and boats, should not lie condemned lawful prize
and proceeds thereof dist buti arrenby the prayer
tho libelantS.
New Orleans, May 30 Is6l.
G. B. BEVERLEY,
Marshal e. s OF America.
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z ISERkNCEx,S FEMAEE CORDIAL
BEAUTTFyfNG i INyIG ORATING! - REGULATING

For producing Blooming Complexion Erect and Graceful
Carriage Body Cheerful Rspostion Removing Eoche
snd ErnPons from the Face Curing IoT Spirits Or 4slng
choIy, Di3 es8 PHlptacn Of the Heart PHGs N the eaa
Back or Limbs Whites and all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular NenstcuEop E
which the Female Sex Is subject.
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sEcoSDE JUSTICE DE PAX, X: SIMEON VS.. JAMES CON
PaEotsss I, Orleans. WATERs,- No l795. ", -,
INN VERTU G'un writ dc ieri fncfns, n
T. moi aressd par Honorable D. F. Mitchell Seconde Justice
pour barose dOrl6ans, dams lare dessus e
proctdcrai lie MARDI, de jnin l8G midi Il rIIotel
dc la Cite, de in Commune entire les des Masasns
ct lu Camp, la vente PenCnn de
UN TERRAIN situt Premier District de cce vile,
le par les Bertrand Poydns Preur ct Per
dido terrain ayan facade de 30 pieds pouces
gnes Ia Perddo profondeur de l2 pieda lie dit
rencOgnure DIES PcidO Preur dit
et quill aper du coquis drts5G par W Thornton HON
dtputt voyGr de la WILLIE date du 81 dc d-Gebre l5
mRinteuan dtposG en- mon bureau.
Saisis dams l'affaire ci-dcssus.
observation-disclosures moment de PndirdirNon
myl l6 led W. II. WATERS, COnneabe.