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Master Commissioners Sale


Oblinger 4 Miligan, Executors of rheodor 9
Benninghaus, deceased,
s,}4 aszgzs against
Jacob Hicks and others.
BY virtue Of a mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of the county Of
Monroe, in the State of Ohio, I will offer fol
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woods6eld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m.
and o'clock p. M, on A2
Saturday. the 3rd dag Of August. 1861
the following described real estate, situate il
said county, to wit;
The south west quarter of the north eas
quarter of section five, township five, anc
range seven, containing forty acres, more O.
less. Appraised at 500.
, JOEL +. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
July 5, 1s6l.-S3, SO.
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Probate Court, Monroe Coun
a ty, Ohio.

4 Ii persons interested will take notice that
III the following settlement accounts are on
file in the Court for adjudication, and that
they will be examined August 1, 1861 !:
Sarah Rucker, Administrators of Garland
Rucker, final; q :
Jacob Baker. Guardian of Henry Baclls jr.
heirs, partial; -
William Thornberry, Guardian Of John
Thornberry's heirs, partial: .'99ela 9
William Orne, Administrator Of John. Orne,
partial; :
final; !, sst ,,''- :. $
Elisabeth Ross Administrative Of a. Ross,
final; s
Samuel Hartshorn, Guardian Of Jacob Harts-
horn, final; = 8 sss Asii% :.
Mary Muhlemann, Guardian Of wehrnan's
| heirs, final; s
Rufus Hanlon, Guardia. OF Richard Han
| Ion, final; g
j. B. Williams, Executor of Thomas Mead
partial; ~ -
John s. Beardmore, Administrator of Jesse
Hall, final;
John M. Angus, Administrator Of Rebeccs
Angus, partial; sss
Samuel Angus, Administrator of Richard
Angus, partial;
Peter King. Guardian to Christian Reaseck
er's heirs, final. q
las JOHN s. WAY, g
l July s, 1s61.-3w. Probate Judge. {.
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sTATE or OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
s Henry Scott, g
49,. 2. ..''.s IS against
David Scott
David Scott

fTHR defendant is hereby Notified that writ
Of attachment has been issued out of the
elise Of the Clerk of said Court, against the
lands and tenements of said David Scott, who
is q non-resident of said State. The plaintiff
claims ffty-Hve dollars and sixty-fve cents
from said defendant with interest thereon
from the first day of December 1860, being a
balance due on a note for larger sum made
by the defendant to James Scott, on the 23rd
day OF October, 1854, and by said James Scott
endorsed to plaintiff for value. If defendant
s. fail to appear and answer on or before the next
term Of said Court, commencing on the 2Sth
day of October next, judgment will be render
ed against him. EDWARD ARCHB0LD, IS
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: d, WALros, Clerk.
July II, lsel.-6w.
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the adjoining cOuntleS. - - zss~ &
FOR SALE, ~
TIME fine Steam Saw-Mill, in WeodsfeId.
i The engine was manufactured by Sharps,
Davis & Bensall, of Salem,. Columbiana Co.,
Ohio; and COST including freight and setting
|up $i175, is comparatively new and but little
worse of ware. The boiler is 20 feet long 40
inches in diameter, with two 13 inch fues,
made from strong ! juniatta iron, and cost
$500 exclusive of freight, and is probably not
SIS worse than when first set.
The machinery throughout is of the latest
approved kinds. The stack is S23 feet high
and was put up at a cost of $3.50. The build
ing is 80 by % with two Is feet stories. There
are two circular saws for making lath. The
whole establishments is in good repair and in
complete running order, and will be sold with
abeut two acres of very valuable ground, 'front.'
ing on the East back street of Woodsfeld.
The subscriber will try to make the terms to
suit the purchaser. Enquire of
IL w. HOLLISTER.
February 20 1851,
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D7- Michael Edwards was convicted Of
Manslaughter at special term OF, the
Court of Common Pleas of this county,
for the murder of Otho Farmer. and sem
fenced to the Penitentiary for five years.
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f We notice that Hon James r.
Morris voted for S. s. Cox, fo- Speaker
OF the House.
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RADWAY's REGULATING PILLS

RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS
in the hands of the Priesthood of South Amer
ica, are accomplishing cures of Bilious remit
tent Fever, Chills and Fever, Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, and all diseases of the secretive or
|gans, the stomach, heart, kidneys, and blad-
der, which the people consider miraculous.
In this climate and at this season they are
invaluable correctives of the system. Co.'S
tiveness, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and
all disorders arising from disturbances of the
secretive organs, and an unequal, irregular
circulation, are cured by their agency. They
master and subdue the proximate causes of
sickness, reaching its cause in every organ
and res establishing condition of health in
each. - sii' Ha5t-aT e
RADwAY RENovATINa REsoLvEnT.--Anec echo
to the home approval of this all-potent con-
stitutional remedy comes back from the whole
Of Spanish America. There, as here, it is
pronounced positive obliterant of Scrofula,
Syphilis, Fever Sores, Sore Eyes, Bronchitis,
Chronic Rheumatism, hereditary flesh diseases
of all kinds, and the most powerful of all con-
stitational tonics. RADwAY's REMEDIES, sep
arately or combined, are equal to the subju-
CATION OF all nialadies ever combatted by
medical science.
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEX,
ION.
Rich, pure, and healthy blood secured te
| all who take RADwAY's RENovATING REsoLvENT
1t is truly astonishing how rapidly patient.
! covered with Sores, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions
| are healed by RADwAY's RESovATING REsoL
VENT. st. Vitus' Dance, Kings Evil, Scurvy
Salt Rheum, Bakers Itch, Pustules, letters
&c., will yield to one or two bottles of thi
cleansing cooling, healing, and purifying medi
cine. DR.. Railways Remedies are sold-b,
| Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggis.
everywhere.
RADWAY & CO., % John Street, N. Y.
j. M. KIRKBRIDE,
J. 7. JUDKlNs. Agents
July 8, 1s61.-4t.
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JOHN B. N0LL Notary Public!
OFFICE ONE DOOR NORTH OF:

j. F. .RANDOLPH,S HOTEL. 5as
Will attend to taking and certifying deps.'
sitiors, acknowledging deeds and pewerstsfg
Attorney, receiving, making and sf66ssd1hg
notorial protest and giving noticesthefsof, ~
WoodsHeld, O., July. q, '5s. xita u sAed sssfs
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LEG4L NOTICE. :

TOHN w. SMITH, whose residence. is uu-
j known, will take notice that on the 10th
day Of June, 1861, 1 filed in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, a petition
asking to be Divorced from him cause Nilfnl
absence for more than three years, And that
said petition wilI be for healing al the Octo-
ber term 1861. REBECCA A SMITH,
june 26, l861.-6w.
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: John Frederick Leibfarth,
against
: John v.pihfartb Z

- John Frederick Leibfarth, s =
against
John Leibfarth.
DY' virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
County, in the State of Ohio, will .offsf. for
sale at public auction, at the front door Of the
court house, in said county, on -
Mo'aday, the 22nd day Of July, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M. and
O'Clock, p. M, on said day, the following de-
,seribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: s,5sssr .},ss,sy 81 81 =
The south west quarter of the south west
quarter of section 10, township 2, of range 4
and the south east quarter of the south east
quarter Of section l6, township 2, and rsngs
4, containing so acres, more or less, in Mon
roe county, Ohio. s...iat -. s-I
f. WIN .OKEY, Mas. Com. i.as
Monroe County, Ohio
June 10, 1S61.-S3,6O. - oA sex
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STAFFORD LODGE s No. 1 4, /, 500. ,sla e e,

or freesand accepted Masons, msetisthea
Monday on or preceding the full smosn Inc
each month. .a...s.. es.izsN s=s 3sau
t.s g. W.. MASON, W.. NJ. 81 iax
J. B. B..WILLIAns, 8. w. Wxa BRocK,a - Dss fes4
J. W.BARSEu, J, W. WMeL- MoRTox, J. n.sss
JOSEPH BALL. Ireas. s.lAI.JsEGAivzRr,s7yis j. yisr<zsa
S,.->s M An. KErrELER, Seerets, y fsix
Stafford, March 1sty ls59srtzsss s;sssszy ts.a
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Master Commissioners Sale.
William Hashman,
against


IS 81 Purtyman Cathel.
ON mandate from the Court of Common Pleas
~ of Monroe County, in the State of Ohio,
by virtue of said mandate, will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door Of ths
courthouse, in the town of Woods6eld, in said
county, on zss i
Saturday the 3rd day Of August. 1851.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and 4
O'Clock, p. M, on said day, the following de.
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: i q EFfE ~ f-4
Six acres in the north west quarter of the
north east quarter of section 13, township 4
and range A. commencing at the north wes
corner of said tract thence south 40 rods or
the line, thence east "a rods, thence north tt
the section line, thence "a rods on said sectior
line, to the place of beginning. H9a
JOEL F. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
July 3, 1s61.-s4,o0 m
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Announcem A ments.

! Eg Candidates wishing their names insert
ed and tickets printed, will please remember
that the cash must invariably accompany the
order. ~ '-'s
For Senator,
DR.. J. d. O'CONNOR,
DIR. s. M. RICHARDSON,
DR.. JOSEPH B. WILLIAMS,
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For Representative,
ROBERT CHASE.
ELIEL HEADLEY, ESQ
JOHN KYSER,
THOMAS MARTIN. ESQ
w. T. ROBINSON,
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81 8 sLegal. Notice.

m.4a rss. Legal. Notice. sss@ sAs
THOMAS B. MCCORMICK and McGor-
i mick. his wifsss are Notified that on the
5th day of April, 1851, Johns IS. We fled
his petition in the Court of Commop Plaas OF
Monroe County, Ohio, setting forth thai. eaid
Mccormick executed three several promis9ory
notes for S120 each, upon. which, there is. due
to said ]. S.. Way. the sum of $l20 with i'm
terest from October 1, 1858, Also Sl2N Yith
interest from October !, 1880, and also Q2o
not due. - ass sssssa f.-n xrs4ss ss-s1
That TO- secure said. notes said McCPrHick
and wife executed . Mortgage nqpop khe fol-
| lowing premises, in Monroe. Conntybf Ohio:
Z. The south east quarter of the snerth coast
quarter of section b., township g. and range
seven. Petition asks that. said maFtgaGe be
foreclosed, and the proceeds applied stes the
/ payment of said notes. costs, &cszsss sss1
Said McCormick and wife are mott iaed Chat
they are required to- appear and ansEsxsaid
petition on or before. the s3rd Saturday. efter
the .24th day of July next. ,oefs ssss 3sLs
! u ,nssss sassaYa9 is8x q JOHN. 8. WAY,
June IL, 1S6l.---0w.f 5o,sssss.fs, n .s.;ss
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Monroe ledge No. ls9d

or Free and Accepted MasSns, niss& -
" Wednesday of, or preceding each fu1x
moon, at seven O'Clock, r Bt., at ths 11AsSn4s2
Hall In Woodsfield. hfi : ;'5ss'sasi hne a1gf
s,,.,...,.. OFFICERS: tne
80. 80. - JOHN s.: WAY, w. sh.sa x4a 14sU
G.H.BAvEsroKr,S.w ". # J: ID. srAuvsk, .Heey.
.As = d. NEwHxEr, yisr. ssps 1ss1 sss't
Wsodsaeld, April le..1s8l. ch hnz
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r. R r.
American Consuls and Ministers,
Foreign Priests, Spanish american Physi.
clans testify to the Life Saving proper.
ties of
RADWAYS REMEDIES.
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and all forms OF Inaigestion yield to its in
vigorating action. f,fai,-a
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WARREN HOLLISTER,
A T 70 RNEY AT LA w,
W00DSFIELD, OHIO.

"a Collections and the business of the pro-
fession generally attended to in Monroe ana
the adjoining counties. a~s. ~
- FOR SALE. -
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Mr.. EDIroR:--Please announce the name o
ADAM EDGAR.

date for Treasurer, to save the peoples money
UNION DEMOCRAT.
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AA ~ -AA a ~ xN1 "A lo In 1IOQ
w. T. ROBINSON,
For Clerk,
DANIEL WALTON,
For Treasurer,
ISAAC w. BONAR,
RICHARD CLEGG,
PETER DIEHL, $
JACOB 81. HAMILTON, g
MICHAEL HOEFFLER,
JOHN KERR, e {!
ISAAC MURRY, ESQ
sza WILLIAM FAD, s.
LEONARD TWINUM.
For Sheriff, M =
GEORGE w. CARROTHERS,
WILLIAM CHURCH,
ELIAS, Fl. DAVIS,
= s8t5 JACOB DRUM.
JOHN GILLESPIE,
For Commissioner,
. GEORGE s. ALGEO,
BARNETT MANN.
For Recorder,
DANIEL O'CONNOR,
Ezs1lsG EGS@A - Ftt4
For Prosecuting Attorney,
2 s JAMES. O. AMOS,
WILLIAM HENNING,
- j. p. SPRIGGS, ESQ. Z
For Coroner, Is
"a MICHAEL FAGERT, gs9
For Infrmary Director
HENRY MASON,
ARTHUR SMYTH.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce tn
WILSON MARTIN.

of Ohio township, as a candidate for Repre-
sentative, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention, and oblige many Union
Democrats. OHIO & JACKSON.
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Master Commissioners Sale

june /, issl.-s7.so. sT1TSs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17
Co. " iClIoCI.
Gran, Rapids. August =. 81

Sai.Ai1N- 10 iJItt.-- :, =
1LR. E0IroR:-AIlow ne 10 enquire
through tie ooIans Of tha I3eno~te., II
the tax payers Of tFis Scho2l District,
(No. y have h2d : hn:tnensomc tax
added upon them under the name Of
District School Tax" for the purpose
Of erecting al elegant hall for the ac-
commodat;on d the dancing communi
t., also for public meetings, in conrec-
ton with suitable rooms wherein to
'<teach the young ideas how TO shoot ?"
II so, why was tnot so stated and gen
orally understood from the beginning?
Ard further: Is the school room the
proper place for public meetings, par
ties, &c? I answer, Nay. It is well
known that where a congregation is
assembled, more Or less dirt, tobacco
guilds, spittle, etc, is dit1uSed-the walls
TRANSPORTED with the dc5tcate tracery
of lead pencils, and the wood work,
such IS seats, desks, &C., vii! display
more "cuts" than Frank La>lic>s Illus
trated-the books, papers, in short ali
the requisites ofa schooiroom, overhaul
ed AZ! thereby mo:a or less damaged.
Dancing vii, have tie effect o. : rim
and spriuging the frame Of the bu.llin2
~,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

EVENING PARADE.-Those of our c;ti
zenS no admire military tactics can
oe Pleased TO their hearts content bv
VISITING, on any afternoon, the can1p Of
the 5tA Wisconsin regiment, encamned
Oh the estate Of Nr. McKim. near Green.
;;lount Cemetery, on the York road,
1S'ter the drill Is over, the Zouaves in
auige II eymnastic exercises, and
among the features presented is that Of
placing amenlber in blanket held bv
tour stout men, who. with a swine md
toss, throw INFO the arr the Zoo Zaa
and his proficiency In acrobatic feat j.
acknowledged BY Che number Of somnr-
sa"lts Ire performs before touching moth
er earth.-BaltiDsore CZippec
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TERNrS-

Que copy one year, sl,50 ifpaid in advance;
if not paid within ii. 90 months, $l.75; and if
not paid within Blk months $500.
all cases
Y When the time expires for which the
Reporter has been paid, ali \ Will be marked
on the Last paper, and may be regarded as an
invitation to renew
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The Ca 10 N!c:l1o1d'7 CIV.

~ -
1ft}:Io" - 2ed has an edltorsal let
Tor t-o:1 n ashiHgton, giving his yer
SION Of the manner in which the pyr.i-
lrn1 al G,n &oo,, y..,, oo,,,,,I.,.,
;. 80. >. -. 49,. ..... , :, ~, :
~ Isl" 10 'i'3 l'l'P''Ii9nte o1 the Pao-
ne, and "i'i.F"n advance Oh Richmond.
After abiding u the course Of the \.
Y, yI45u,<o. AMI o.,,o,, ,,s,no,s ha sovs
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Pen and Scissors,

-IHe corn crops in somc parts Of
" cstern New YORK, we learn from 8
letter, Is likely 20 prove failure this
year, 1t = backward in its growth
and dWaring. There will not be half
q al average crop.
"A crew OF New England free me-
groes taken in prize to New Orleans,
""' -" - '''s'' . % SOFA INTO Sia-
- - -l,''|''SJ "e''e''I he''Ja-
II Is eSI'h2ted that 100000 per-
S'''@ ''','r' "'E'"5 ''' last ntteen years.
40 $3.50 '', " '"' n''''lh 70 'h"
= -, r.. ''" :, rom l'sl'',''
$3.50. -. ''so"|'0, III '"elt '''eS6 morn
49, ',,''''' '',' +, o>'',''i ''.o'' i0' d n 4
t1'hd i asst on the last Thursday in
,1,,4,,. r.>.,, 7,....r
80. +. ...,-.11:~.., .ri, - : .''''''''
. D,,'~'' -'''''' = '''' !. ''.'e' o''.1S
~ 80 - - >>7''''''' ''1i LII 20" WIN
WV 81 49,
A nephew Of Louis Kossuth is the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

sB II barrister noted for hrs Nh.
sence OF mind, was once witnessing the
representation of Macbeth; and on the
witches replying to the Thames inqui-
ry, that they were ''doing deed with
ont nanc,'' catching Che sound ofthe
words, he started up, excIaiming, to
to the establishment Of the audience.
* deed without name Why, it's
void It's not worth six-pcncc.'
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Our Agents.

The following arc the only authorized agents
to transact business for the Reporter, and their
receipts for subscription and advertising i'll
be honored until further notice;
S.M. Pettengill & Co, New York City.
c. II. Scriven, Chicago, His.
Edwin Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.
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A GoLpES RUMoR-The rumor that
the Rothscliias have rendered the
United States q loan of two hundred
and fifty millions Of dollars is calcula-
ted to stir loyal hearts to new energies
ior the salvation of the mon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

s@ The mastering officer arrived
IN town rather unexpectedly last Wed
nesday erenin2 for the purpose of mus
tcriag into the State service Capt Ste
ven's company, tho 'tUnion Guards. :
AS the company was not wholly pre-
pared, Capt. Stevens was dcputizad to
swear the members in during the com
inr week.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

The DA1Ly L1FE.-Ne have recoiv-
ed from friend copy Of "The life"
the new journal established by Sher-
man NJ. Booth at Milwaukee. It is 4
SIX colnm sheet, ana presents 4 neat
and tasty typographical appearance
1t advocates principles far ahead OF the
times, showing the mind at the helm
to be progressive one. We predict
for it success. All who know Afr. 5.
will admit his ability to make first
class journal
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20 Mr.. Lavigne, our excellent shcr-
if, presents US with the following names
ofpersons who have been derutized to
protect tue cranberries aud hiring inva-
doris to justice:
Dan'l Case, f Il. Case, JAS Gran
dy, John Snyder, 4. Delamano, JOS
Cotey, August Nartell, AdoIph Chey-
slier, Uldrick Santimore and Joseph
Juno-all good men who will do their
duty. They have gone to the marshes,
and will undoubtedly succeed III bring
inc many TO Justice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

Is We clip the following from the
New York Dag D2@L It is portion
Of a leader, headed 1he bite of Ma
nassas" In order that oar c:s:-eIis
can see how degraded anu t.cAc,.c~0:a
the human heart can become. We pub
fish it:
But Of the past It is - use TO sp~cu-
late. What Of the +.t..Iu2 -,Jueie
are we now Let US see. TIC 1.r,s,s
Of about 1000 Of our troops expire
within very short tire. There r,.>e-
es cannot be filed hy any betta- men,
if SO good. This defeat must now pro-
long the time Of another advance move
ment until fall. A large force and III
immense sum Of money, are to be rails
ed in the face Of a severe defeat. Can
1t De done? The magic words ''De-
tend the Capital" have lost thcir pow
CT. The deception was played once,
but can hardly be repeated again.
Such IS the condition III which this dis
asJrous battle leaves the Federal Gov
eminent.
The above, like the whole Of the ar
ticlc from which it was selected, sayors
% strongly OF treason 10 remain unno-
ticed or be misunderstood. In the hour
o. peril "nen every lover OF ms coon-
Try Sho"l" De awake to emergencies
lof us protection, when every son who
owes 1t allegiance by birth or adoption,
should be ready to sacrifice all, even
his lie, Tor her preservation and pcrpe-
tWtE, tue tact that's public j''rual sup
ported 0y loyal citizens end protected
" Tie nag That mas never 5@1n dis
grace III now, "0oN'a openly advocate
principles ahd pronu;gate sentiments
"n'"Sonisflc 70 INC most liberal govern
meat ever established, Is modifying to
loyal hearts, and !" The 11l9ie>t degree
dissfacetai TO those Interested N their
Pro'h"' 5auon'
III the ABOVE quoted article We ca;'
",Se''er nothing "@. the most :Tea
DC sentiments Every ine ore2thes
nope ana encouragement to The enemy,
ana IS intended to discourage tho&" OF
our troops II 'hcre are any, VIII" lear
'hat alter az the great temple OF Lib
erty, reared by patriotic hearts and
HaIloS o1 elSHJy years ago, IS buG mis-
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The War News.

currant on the street, III which some /
reliance IS placed, that ca. Lyon's |,
command, IN the Southwest, has bee, /
to-.1 routed oy the rsbeis-the Gen |
e-.'. .....s-ll' E:..e aud that Sigol is in |
IL. -z.~-s-. wi.h the remnant Of the |
- ..l ores.
s.. L2a.<, Aug I3.-The following
IS he o.Iici,, report Of The tight near
Springfield, OIL Saturday last, as Tor
warded by one Of Gen. Lyons aids t..
G-n. Fremont:
Gen. Lyon, in three columns, under
Gu. Slegel and Major Sturgis, Of the
cavalry, attacked the enemy at half
past six on the morning Of the l0th, !
nine miles Sont- East Of Springheld.-I
The engagement was very seyvre.-
Oar loss is about 500 killed. and wound /
ed. Gen. Lyon WAS killed in u charge
at the head Of his column. Our force
numbered s, 1000, including 1000 Home
Guards.
The muster rolls reported taken from
the enemy, give his strength at 5000.
;,f, (xono,,olo ay,T,lI,of, a az
T6;s statr'1@ s ~ :; oo1,oDIl " ittoe
oncrs.
s+rai.o3 :, ~. '',:@' Wagons ">'1 >'1-
''' ~! ''' "a - >.,G "cI'o'l' %,
S'e''' o'5 le'| o. gun on tle neIo'
and retreat-2 to Springfield with a
'"' = . ,;,1.noes , o. PRISONERS 11 e
Al 'ilfec ciocN On TIE morning o.
tue l lth, he cont.nued n-& retreat apo"
l,o5I2 =, oF n15 oh nus oaSa254 trans,
eng ..l}, +9-o: 9o0 III specie I'o,A 'h1 9'-1''S-
'I ~. o. Il \,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-08-17

Kentucky has given fifty thousand
majority for the Inion-