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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06

SOMETHING NEW.-B. T. BABBITT'S
~ BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS
81, Is manufactured from common salt, eA
and is prepared entirely different from
other Saleratus. All the dceterious
matter extracted in such manner as
to produce Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds
iof Cake, without containing particlcI
Of Saleratus when the Bread or Cake
cciis baked; thereby producing whole le6
some results. Every particle Of Sale ~
.ratus is turned to gas, and passes thro1
the Bread and Biscuit while baking,
consequently, nothinS remains but com
mon salt, water and -four You will
readily perceive, by the taste of this
q Q iSaleratus. that it is entirely different q
20 from other Saleratus. "
1t is packed in one pound papers,
each wrapper branded, ''B. T. Bah
bits best Medicinal Sacratus:" also
picture, twisted loaf Of bread, with
IA glass Of eff-rvescing water on the
- top. When YOU purchase one paper -
lOiyou should preserve the wrapper, and ~
be particular to get the next exactly
like the fir st-brard as above.
Full directions for making Bread
with this Saleratus and Sour Milk or
|Cream Tartar, will accompany each
- package; also, directions for making ~
| y all kinds Of Pastry; also, for making &
Soda Water and Scidlitz Powders.
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP. with
lB. T. BABBITT'S PURE CONCEN-,
TRATED POTASH.
Warranted double the strength Of,
G. ordinary Potash; put up in cans-1 u {
- lbs, 9 lbs. lbs, and II tbs-with :
full directions for making Hard and
Soft Soap. Consumers will find this
the cbeapest article in Market
Manufactured and for sale BY
B. 7. BABBITT,
FAts4, rs, IS, 10, y "A Washiaeto st. II
New York, sas le. IS India streesa
Eestel 1S-fv |
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06
Foreclosure Sale.

State of Wisconsin, Wood County Circuit Corr
William Huntington against Edward Christie
pher.
I \ virtue Of and pursuant to judgment rem
l. dered in said court in the above entitled
action, dated December 7th, \. D. 1859,
shall expose for sale and sell at public auction
at the Court House in the town of Grand Rap
DIS, on Saturday the 9th day Of April, A. D.
1861, at the hour Of O'Clock ?. NJ. Of that
day, the following described mortgaged prem
Uses, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to raise the amount Of said judgment, interest
and costs, together with the expenses Of sale,
to Wit: All that certain tract of land living
and being in the County Of Wood and STATE
of Wisconsin, known and described as follows,
to wit: the southeast quarter Of section mum
her thirty-ionr (34), in township number TWEEN
ty-thrce (23), north Of range number three 81
east, containing one hundred and sixty acres
of land, more or lcSs.-Datcd Shcrifss Office
in Grand Rapids, Jan. 23, 1861.
f. LAFIGNE, Sheriff.
J. C. HOPKINS Plaintiffs Atty. 4-3m
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06
FOR SALE

THE building situated in the Town of Cen
/ tralia, formerly occupied by Louie Menie,
including two lots so by $50 feet each. Clear
title will be given. The above property will
be sold for half cash down, or exchanged for
lumber and shingles The lower story is con
structed for store, and the second story as q
dwelling. Enquire of z. Lavigne, or at the
office of the Wood Co. Reporter.
Grand Radios, Jan. 10, 1881. SSn
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06
SheriT's Sale.
State Of Wisconsin, Wood County, Circu
Court.

Statc Of Wisconsin, Wood County, Circui:
Court.
Alexander Marcoux, against Patrick Hurley.
! n virtue Of and pursuant to q Judgment rem
1 dercd in said Court, in the above entitled
action in December term, \. D 1860, | shall
expose for sale and sell at public auction, at
the Court House in the town Of Grand Rapids,
on Monday the Sth day Of April, \. D. 1851,
at the hour l o'clock, P, NJ, of that day, the
following described premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary TO raise the am
cunt Of said Judgment, interest and costs, to-
cothcr with the expenses of sale, to vital
them village lots and house lying and being in
the town Of Centralia, County of Wood and
State of Wisconsin, known and described as
follows to VITA dwelling House situated
upon lot No four (f( on Block No. nine (9) Of
the village of Centralia, in said County OF
Wood.
Dated Sherif's Office in Grand Rapids, Feb
22nd 1861. RAYMOND,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Z. LAVIGNE, Sheriff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06

SOME PoEK.-George Brown on the
s|Four Mile" recently killed porker
which weighed COG lbs. Pretty good
for this section of country.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06

w Over 81 100000 feet of lumber
is ready to run on Yellow River as soon
as their comes q '.fresh." As much
more will be run from this section.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06
TEACHERS ANsEE'EUtEE,
AND
CLASSICAL SEMINARY.

Friendship, Adams County, Wisconsin.
Spring Term commences March 9th, 1861.
Circulars can be had, gratis, by applying to
D. D. McGIBENY, y. B.,
I0-Iv PRINCIPAL Friendship, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06


Otirc Of ComrS Of Scbool aad University Ltad&
Madison, March %, 1851
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
DANE COUNTY.
The 70 flowing described lands in Wood Co,
having been forfeited by reason Of the non
payment Of interest upon loans granted there
on: Notice is hereby given that the same will
be offered for sale at public auction, and sold
to the highest bidder, at the office of the See
rotary of State at the Capitol in Madison. on
the 18th day of June, 4. D. 1861, unless soon
er redeemed according to law. Said sale to
commence at o'clock, \ NJ, and to continue
from day to tlav until all Of said lands shall
have been so offered. The minimum price at
which the same will be offered will be the
amount named opposite each tract, which in
cludes the amount of loan, the interest up to
the first dav of January, 1861, five per cent
DANA ges the taxes which have been returned
against such lands, and the cost Of advertising
the same. Said lands will be sold subject to
all taxes which may be at the time of sale
be due upon them. Other conditions Of sale
will be announced by the Commissioners at
the opening of the sale. Said lands will be
offe red by counties according to their alpha
9ctlcal order l.. p. HARVEY.
s. D. HASTINGS.
JAMES II. HOWE.
CoDl'rs of School and University Lands.
SCHOOL FUND.
L. J. f. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NV Ne and
Ne NV Of Section ,. Town %, Range 5; amt
due, $500, 90 amount of interest, $1,000; amt
Of penalty, $500; amount of interest, penal
ty, taxes and advertising, $50, IA; total amount
due Safe, &&t2,l4 years for which interest is
due, $50 and 1850.
| Benjamin s. Jones-description, NJ Sc Of
Section Is, Sc NV of Section %, and Ne NV
| of Section %, Town %, Range ); amount due
$500, 90: amount of interest, $500; amount
of penalty, $1,000; amount OF interest, penal
ty, taxes and advertising, $f2,90 total amount
due State, s242,90; years for which interest is
due, 1859 and 1860.
DRAINAGE FUND.
Elrck Neutrality-suspicious. w of NW1, Sec
| ton 9, Town %, Range 6; amount due, $4,000
am cunt of interest, $50, 90; amount of penal
| ty, $3.50; amount of interest, penalty, taxes
and advertising, So, 46; total amount due
State, 1902 ,46; years for which interest is due
! 1859 and 1860. 14-9w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06
E'ax-E0ayERag Agents,
GRAND RAPIDS, WOOD CO., WIS

l.. 7. POWERS, Attorney at Law.
j. H. LANG, Surveyor.
HAVING been engaged in the Land Agency
IL business number of years before Wood
County was formed, and possessing superior
facilities for detecting trespassers on LANDS
owned by non-residents, we feel assured In
giving perfect satisfaction to all who may see
tit to employ US agents to attend to tho
prompt payment of Taxes to the investiga cation
of Titles, % recording Deeds, to procuring
Patents on Lands, to the protection of Lands
from trespassers in this and adjacent counties.
and such other business as they may be call cd
upon to perform
We have constantly on hand, good Farming
Lands and Village Lots to sell in quantities
and on terms to suit purchasers.
Land Warrants bought and sold
Particular attention given to ent ering Gov
ernment and State Lands.
We are also agents for the Htna Insar-
ance Company.
5-lv POWERS & LANG.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06

sW- The mild weather the past
week has caused the ice~zto leave the
river channel. In few days we may
expect ''running'' to begin in earnest.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06

sE- In launching the large ferry
boat for the summer business, it acct
dentally slipped from the rollers, snap
ping both gunwales. A new boat will
at once be constructed SO that delay
will be but temporary.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06


DIG o''N lN"'-l'eeu VIII S'''a'e"
IN l|'''"lPh: THIS week III II hours ana
90 minutes, from o O'Clock y. NJ, to
% Q CLOCK, l. NJ, (He"ucths one hoUr
ana . minutes lof "'hn'r), cut from 81
i'sS' "'1no'' respect 10 size, $3.50 IT,
OF inca oo'FdS' Inc SIZE OF the sa"
II % '''o'eS' d c'Fc"Iar' y common
cdger was used, and but one extra
man was employed. Such enterprise
.nd Gill Snool.o wall f,r N,r, A1hoo
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06

MATRIMONIAL DANCE.-The brides
and bridegrooms recently elected for
life, gave free dance at Magnolia
Hall. Their friends numbering about
100 couple were i'll attendance, and en-
joyed themselves hugely. We hope
the respective parties may ever be as
happy as they were last Monday even
ing
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06

sY@ Eaton has been vanishing his
Billiard Tables, and fitting up things
generally for the summer. A superb
Soda Fountain is soon expected, which
vii be put in operation Al once; SO look
out for unusual dclicacics the coming
summer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-04-06
&c EEOgzSeIpeneHs,

Grand Rapids. Sept. %, 1859.
, 1861-07-03

.More Regiments en- Route.
Potomac Crossed at Willtamsport.
EXCITING NEWS FROM
KENTUCKY.
Cumberland Gsp Seized by Rebels.
MOVEMENT FROM FORT MONROE.
OUR wAsHINGT0NeD1sPArOH.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
WASHINGTON, July \, 1861:
can state, on what consider unqnestlon'
able authority, that the manner and direction
N WHICH u en-. SCOUTS Amaeo7ad "1lsoon com
mence contracting It's coils, WILL be source
o1 surpr1se 10 Dom the heoeH and the lm2ar
tent Nof1n. tie ~nl not nna MS way to
hlchmond pS the way OF the fortified positions
Of me enemy ct Aanassas junction, nor tight
en- his GORDON OF armies with steady sloWneSs'
lie WILL o'fect DIS torces 'uponrthe hotbed OF
secession over much less elrcu1tous and dan
gefous route, ano leaa tnem Onward WIN soch
4neAness ana momentum as WILL renoeF lsA-
ure uo'osElole' 1ones iofpias my giving tae
, 1861-07-03
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY
AND TENNESSEE.
+.
Bloody yTWork Expected In the Noun
tain GAp4.

:, LOUISVILLE, Ky., July 2.-The Courier this
morning says, IN agent Of the Government Is
stationed ut some point on the Nashville R.
R. to zee thnrt nothing contraband passes
South. r.
-Four companies Of Rosseau's Regiment 90
into camp to-day. The delay was occasioned
their agreement.
The Journal: Of this morning has q letter
dated Knoxville, June Goth, ssying ng that COM
psnies of cavalry and infantry have gone from
there to Cumberland and WheeI-ffs Gaps to
guard them cd prevent the Federal troops
IRON coming sh5onsh Kentucky t to aid the
been encountered By our native Union men in
the mouDtaint, who swear they shall leave,
and the Davis troops. have sent here for rein
fcrctments. !
Tie .1our1.al; adds: "We expect bloody
fight at the mountain gaps for the possession
ofermz;" The Journal says: Every breath
of ou1s ID a hesstfelt aspiration for the triumph
Ct the Star 6p@nglad Banner"
The Courier says, on the same subject, that
it tske6 it fof ;;aranted that the authorities of
Tennessee aIe5nfornied Of the Introduction Of
a1Es into that State, and that arrangements
have been mads to take possession OF every
gun cent by t1t. Administration.
The Journal also says Gov. Jackson, Of Mis-
eouri, is in Nashville. There is no doubt that
an expedition against Missouri is forming on
the Northern BORDER Of that State.
The Richmuad Examiner cf the Goth, states
that the, agentof the French Government is
buying TOBACCO in that Market Its Ports
mouth correspond dentEays the six orseven hun
1red men employed ir the navy yard, have
teen required 70 takean cath to obey implicitly,
in accordance with the articles Of wnr, the or
ders of the President and Secretaries Of the
War and Navy Departments, and TO sustain the
Confederate Government. One refused to
take it, and wa. discharged. Those who
ought to kroE, believe that many sworn to
support the new Government will not hest.
tate to betray Ihem, should an opportunity
offer. Diving bells here arc being used to 70
cover the small guns, ordnance, &C., success.
fully. It is tE0ught the sloop-cf-war German
| town will be repaired in three months. The
Plymouth ca1>,e used as a scouting battery
| The same paser says Georgia regiment ar
rived without arma, the Governor Of Georgif
| refusing to al 1W more arms to be taken tr0n
the State. TIC New Orleans Picayuxe anc
other papers >:ge the celebration Of the 4st
| Ct July.
, 1861-07-03

printing paper for Congress. The bidding
Is very spirited.
Mr.. James sanderson, Of the New York
Hotel, commences to morrow to assume con
troll Of the culinary department of the army,
q Ia soyer, under The direction Of the sanitary
commissioners. This is one Of the most i'm
po1taut reforms introduced since the opening
Of the campaign, and will 20 doubt be highly
succe estul under the management OF Mr. San
deyton.
4 company of scouts from the Third Con
necticut Regiment were lying, in ambush TO-
by. The scouts followed them and soon had
them prisoners. They were objects Of much
curiosity in the camp to-day.
Murphy, OF the .. s. Cavalry, Is undoubt-
edly prisoner N the hands Of the seceasion-
ists- Il is related Of him that he acted brave1y
In endeavoring to release himself from bis
captcrs, Hounding one Of them in the contest
and killing another. His pistol has BEEN
found On the roadside, where he probably
threw it while in custody, to prevent its Civ
ing aid and comfort TO the enemy. His term
Of enlistment expired on the night Of his cap
, 1861-07-03
pAxrERS8N,S COLUMN,

The great news Of The morning-and Of
course the latest to come-is the advance
of Ger. Patterson's column across the Po-
.omac, at Williamsport, which was accom-
plished at 8 o'clock yesterday morning, in
the face of a rebel battery planted express
ly to cover the ford. The First Wisconsin
Regiment had the post of honor, and the
rebels, surprised and overwhelmed by the
movement, fell back, with loss Of life
which is said to have been considerable.
Simultaneous with this movement, it was
understood that Gen. cClellan would ad-
vance upon Johnston from the west, and
we may expect more exciting news from
the uppcr Potomac in few days.
, 1861-07-03

A AEkIr1nfah.--The Coming Besslon.-
strength Of the Army-Foad lfor
The Eo]d1erk-.Rebels Captured+
fDfspatch to the Il, Z. Her1ld.1

HAeH1NaIUAs ~ dIlG L. 4fdk-
During last night serious skIrnlfsh oc-
cn1red between the advanced ontposts o. the
Pennsylvania Fourth aud the rebels, near
FaIig Church Three or four rebels wese7ta-
ken prieoners, one was killed and several
were wounded. The first picket Of the Penn
tylvania Regiment was also kil-d- For short
time things looked very serious. Tbs dead
ard wounded we're brought into camp TO-DAY.
Senators ard Members OF Congress hsre ar-
rivtd in large numbers during the past 1Wen-
ty~1our hour, and much private caucnsslng
bas been going on. The Aecret session propo-
tition Is rot likely to succeed, and Will p7ooa~
BIZ be abandoned, though 1t is stated that the
PIetiden Mt has been urged 10 recommend 1t In
tis message.
The New York Fifteenth Regiment arrived
this afternoon, and attracted much attention.
1t ie = noticeable Iact that most Of the regi-
ments TOW arriving are compoeed Of men
more Injured to hardship, and In better conal-
ton for eeryice, than those belonging to the
regiments that came few weeks einoe, 49,
i cartfuI estimate Of the number ct Troops
actra,JJ on the ground here shows, with ;4he
sr7frsls to-day, about etxts-two Thousand.
This of course includes those across the Poto-
mac, Il is estimated that this number viii
he increased ten thouszad before the ind of
lie eek. t.t-.
Eneleudere, interested In The maanlactnre'of
| 1ster, are here awaiting the opening q bids
ard awsrdirg Of con1act*. when viii take
| 1,lace tc.mcrrcw at the cfflce OF the euFcrin
! fe1dtut OF p7hfic printing, far.tac supply Of
, 1861-07-03

FORT MONROE, July 1.-The Sd Massachu-
sets regiment today moved from the encamp
ment within the Fort, to occupy position be-
tween Hampton and newmarket bridge
Hampton Creek ia crossed by q battery
manned By the Naval Brigade
One Of the Louisiana ZouaTe prisoners,
Danie. Clark, was formerly .wcod engzayes
with Harpers Brothe1s IN New York On
the march 1r1m Yorktown, the Louisiana zea-
ayes wire supplied only with flour 70 be
cooked as occasion mishs require. The force
which advanced consisted OF 1900 infantry,
and SEQ cavalry. The two deseEters represent
the force 10 600 strong. They reached point
expedition having mseca11ied, the greater part
returned to yorktown Lieut.. Butler goes to
Massachusetts, to-day to induce the State to
send . regiment Of cava9ry to Fortress Mon
roe. The Quaker City brought up prize
schooner owned in Yorktown. a t1ag Of truce
has just come from Norfolk with DR.. Richards,
physician for the President.
, 1861-07-03
AYreat of n Rebel searer Of Dispatches
-Infereep1ion Of Highly lmpor.
t4nf NoCnmAn&A> ..r

Edward B: Ruggles, young man seyentsen
ieedauazsers bY ozder Of Secretary Seward, On
the charge Of being bearer Of dispatches
from the 1cbe army, md alsoas eslng N ennis
eary Of the rebel government. The prisoner
is son Of Gen. Rnggles, now commander Of
= portion Of the rebel forces IN Vi1ginia; he
rather prepossessiDg In appearance, and very
tion and acute in observation, and seems emil:
nentiy adapted to the mission npon which he
tas been sent ont. He left Montgomery un-
der private Instructions. received from JET.
Davis in person, and made his Way to Haya-
na: From that place he proceeded to Asptn:
xal!: where BIZ oveI.lnq9lsi;,'seness relaaTe
Attracted the attention and excited this suspi-
:cfon OF the American Copsaf. Who forwarded
q description Of his person to Secretary Sew
ard:ss; Directions were at oace sent to Super
Intepdent Kennedy, to a1res! the boy as soon
es he 1nnded in Now York.
Detectives Eu6taee and Farley Rara en-
trusted with the case. Tie lad .,.;v.d here
'.nd put ~ :: Cozt'sc"' f..fcs: hasel, under
, 1861-07-03
GEN PATTERSON TO BE SUPER.
CEDED,

GEN PATTERSON TO BE SUPER
A rather vague telegraphic dispatch
from Washington last evening states that
Gen. Fremont Will supercedc Gen. Patter-
son in comm and Of the Pennsylvania
troops. If this report be true, it shows
that the Administration is impatient and
Disputed with the do-nothing conduct Of
.he redoubtable Patterson, who, with fine
army Of $4,000 soldiers, 1as remained for
four weeks in the vicinity Of Harper's
Ferry, absolutely torpid. The rebel Gen
eral Johnston evacuated Harper's Ferry
in great haste fortnight ago, and fell
hack to Winchester, fearing that Colonel
Stones division might get in his rear, while
Gen. Patterson's corps would assaii him in
front. 49, When it became known that
Johnston had retreatcd, Patterson moved
cautiously forward close to the
kneny, and then made precinitate
retreat to his old position at Ha-
gerstown azd vicinity. Why he fed
las ever since been puzzle We have
Ecen no explanation Of il. After his retro
grade MACH, detachmeQt Of 1ohnstoQ's
force returned to Harpers Ferry and
burnt and destroyed every briage, house
ard other property that was combustiblc
Another marauding detachment, embo1d-
ened by the exploit at the Ferry, proceeded
to Martinsburg, few miles west Of Har-
E pe1's, and burnt and destroyed, at their
leisure, locomotives, cars, machine shops
and other raIroad properly TO the value of
u taco millions Of dollars. Meanwhile, Gen.
Patterson snoozed and snored at Hagezs-
: town, a few hours march distant, and there
p - 1.e is yet-or vas at the last account. His
2 "men are said to be sadly demoralized, and
|. little wonder. The quicker Fremont takes
command the better.
Cadwa1ladcr, General Of much the
snmc sort, was put in char:e Of Baltimore
by the Secretary Of War, and the country
knows what d mess he made Of it. The
President superseded him and placed Gen.
Banks in command CT that district who
is encrgetically and speedily bringing
order out Of chaos, and reducing the
rebels 10 snbjcction. There are some
other Generals whom the President, ere
long, will sepercede with bolder and more
active men, after which the country may
expect to see the Anaconda wake up from
its torpid state, aud give the rebels a
squeeze. We lave more confidence in
"Old Abe" than IN scme Of his military
advisers, By considerable He is in earn
est, and y ants tile rebellion crushed in
the shortest space cf time, iy straight.
forward military agencies.
, 1861-07-03
FORWARD AGAIN.

On. special Washington dispatch under
takes to assure the public that the Ana
conda " will directly make short cut to
Richmond, not occupying more thnn ten
days in the movement from Washington
TO the seat Of the rebel government. Man
assa= Junction and all such Notifications
will be lcfl to guard their respective point
no-roints, and the grand army will march
straight to JEFF. Davis den. We trust our
correspondent is correct. We hope it will
be done. The theory, presuming it to be
a theory, is plausible one. BIT ne have
learned to believe only in accomplished
facts, and to risk nothing On the char,ner
who presides oTer the telegraph, charm lie
ntyer SO wisely.
, 1861-07-03

the name Of Seymour, doubtless assuming
this name to throw the officers off the track,
shonld there be any after him. Three hours
after his arrival he WAS sa5ef IA the hands Of the
dete ectivee, who At once lodged him at head
quarters. The papers found upoa him dis
closed most ingenious and elaborate plan for
capturing the California steamers, this details
Of which were to be carried out with the
greatest sec1esy., Gen johnson, Of Ca1ifor-
n1a, YVES to be in the plot. Ruggles had also
c11efuny prepared maps aud many papers Of
great value. The arrest Il 30 important that
9ecretsry SeWard teleg1aphed Ar. Kennedy on
Saturday to uss extra precautions In detail ioing
the prisoner. Young as be is, he has no little
military experience, haring been for several
years at the Naval School At Annapolis. He
WIS BON In fort, was constant attendant
upon his father, who held commission in the
Amy Of the United States, and Is therefore
well calculated to see and comment upon any
weak points, information Of which might be
Of service to the enemy, The future dlsposi-
,tion Of the prisonerrests with the Department
at :Washlngton.-Ntw York HoT1d, Ii.