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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
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~,
ION 1,, Juan STOOD amazed, nor could believe
That , which he saw but the ghost, Or phantom
- W ti>'i !1telE grace ritz "iNe. 10 S"eve
c. =" ouu nave OG'h loIl|' 70 speak az random
"fe4''r toiE, II her presence; 50 to undectlve
Look on Ills midnirHt Vision Of his n;3nGoo.3,s
r-ao., A., ..,.,..., . o-AA'.
,;'1, no.. ~ s:t'Ie ifoch
ln0Se PearI{ shoulders, and DER them one
oc, zone iocN
-, ~ her i2Hi'iiIne @:!r re2o5eL Dare scott
ms ~ VISION no. lmnLUt'3-e IS rocl
His heart tie cage, and she the gentle dore
r,,-,---r
NAAN l.
40 ,I Hh53Fs ef hef o2rhIH8 12S size placed,
men TRANSLATED, means as school G'rl&
'sSch Us,
offence. " hen heAu1 await the Stern Prccep
tre$5
ADS nee, to steal a" ho1r from Norphc1S,
o.! ~. ~" q p@iA'i'S "3le uole, forgive Us
~, 0'' =. NIo"a. 10y" 0'oo4 Is warm
~ '"'u'e' anu beauty taxes 'he hc2rt by
Ill.,
CNNNiI
IheY were alone within pale walls
As prisoners, vet as free rs are Gods winds
That howl through old apartments, ancient
halls,
Two having ha,rts Gid r,L-. tbn7, .,,,tiro-
Cells
Did not morrison tbpo-txyo lovine minds
Whose thoughts II oss .heayenIy were l sy1nI,a-
the.ir.
II rs burilin@ his a sort Of diurcsic
Were they alone l said they were WHY
then
TA;s pantonine Two fingers Ger her lips),
Where al WAS solitude, (with no one NIGH
ny! : ;Ae beating Of two hear, an! two lips
"ss ., Of f 5'1 .E'51ss : 1nr2o, sls'' then
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

Don Juan stood amazed, nor could believe
That which he saw but the ghost or phantom
of her lovely grace, Fitz Fuihc. To gricvc
YOU'D nave been folly, to speak at random
Greater folly, il her presence; 50 to uud4ccive
Ills vision babe, the fatcs unh3nd him,
That he might with an unobstructed gaze
Look On this midnight vision Of his manhood'5
DAYS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

gy~ Single copies of the REPORTER may be
had at this Office, at FIVE CENTS each.
Ofi:c on Front St, opposite SCOTS Store.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
RITES or ID VERT,ISING.

TwelTe lines OF l:.e. is Square
One Square three insepssons, 81 IS
One square tArse nonth., ': oa
| One Square six months, %:
Onc Sqaare ore year 3 90
Que Fourth column three mon.hs, - 90
One fourth cofj1mn six months = Ii, o.,
oHc fourth column enc year Is 60
Ore hait column six month"; Is %
one hait column orc year IS %
Oac cGs!A.R SIX months IS 90
oIs column che wear 40 09
OBITUARY NoT1cEs per advertising rates
CARDS in Business DIRECTORY, not aiRx
six Limos, - per year.
ESTRAY NoTIcEs, 81 so for ore animal, and
2 cents for each additional one-paid in ad
FaEra.
TaAysIEyr j DTEETIsING payable in advance
LEGAL ! DvEHr .sEyrST paid for when .f.ds-z
Wits arc given.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

industrious boy, can have rare OPP
portunity of learning the printing bust
ness by applying at this office.
g5- The County Board again meets
on Monday, the 4th, for the transac-
ton Of business.
s~ We are now experiencing the
coolest weather Of the season. For
the past few days the mercury has de-
noted 20 degrees bcloE zero.
gE~ We learn the mite society was
well attended, at the residence Of \.
Knapp, Jr., last W edncsday evening
A good time was enjoyed by all pres
Cnt.
49, There is not a dressed chicken
or turkey i'll the market Wisconsin,
Ilnery.
Swayzc, why don't you buy suit Of
clothes.
Observation-Disclosures the Dona-
ton party for the benefit Of Rev. Mr..
Slater, at Magnolia Hall, next Wednes-
dov nvnninr Feb, 18th, We autici-
notn = rood turnout
D."gIGElA.-We are p&iaod to re
cord st..l another death IN our midst
from the above mentioned disease. A
little son Of Mr.. GAnn recently died
after ! short illness, ag3l about i've
years.
,r1,;1,p, ,-a,..,
IS now turning out al excellent qualify
OF 'Lnger. y Mn, women an CHA
drcn pronounce i g3ol-''b2ttrr ash
goot." Oar wife and babies retnrn
thanks for kcg,
- me "u"o io'A' o. '''3 -
nave '''0'nG' ~ '''o9: S' ,''''1
~'',' 'oo'' li.''' ~ .'',, w. ~ 49,
"','o' ~ - '' 49, ',i,,'' ~ 49, :,
I'''''''" ',.',',, ,l,, 80,
- - ~ I =. =, ,. ,.,,..-e,.,u
:,
AVERY U9us4.-}Ve heye to long
neglected to assure oar friends that
tha Avery TI,uSp Gate Shaurctie
!Iouse), at Stevens Point, is decidedly
the best place to stop at. l. is one IF
the best arranged all b1st !,ypt Il ,tv3%
n .l w: ;
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

why are women like beets,? Be
cause the yountier they are, the sweet
er.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

G8@ We learn the mite society was
well attended, at the residence Of \.
Knapp, Jr., last W edncsday evening.
A good time was enjoyed by all pres
4nnt
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

t5i"Io Of jFi*conSip-Ee the Ctrcuit Coayt at
TIE C0aHty Of Wood
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To" ISIIIi1 =, ItsthS5 7.
unknown ne Sc 45T
Redemption expires Sept. Is, 1851.
IlnrEn LIN 81
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"'r' osaujcur! iaets sr itm, ole fFr oprt ans
9tt0mmsa Wareu. Sbrt &Ofer (ins an Bcre Sso
DampTtrs SUra, Ger iDsleid abasbtn MIR.
pier inO tebntauitnp 9ouars, bic i'd 6,duftrost
bin, Sbnsn gu iittrsrtsn. 6,stsn Sis an Brrr.
= cas Boot ssbt icsIstS al. @ladIite 8etl,,
une srueen Gle Sbre 5rsuur. in St. apuir.
Seauirar idbisn ben 3Un Der Srsnt., Der in
cen Icetsn sSrrttn osS 9atsrs loa. ntGt m be-,
msrtsn; = sr napm i&weisrnO rae @.ls uus
ptrtsuSte fi@.
Die @lcds bss Scptss sat eas 3etdeu ,ur
abIaRrt, pattr 5saeintb hsut,tt init Der 5anp
iauf pas Boot = Seaujcur wcats moo ,twas
iassH. = atsr er bespans fIts une eilts en- @Orr.
= Gin 3wetteS 8Iodsn,si6,n, = Der Bampf
brauifs, rie Rdptr itsfsn fi& in SerUsanua N, =
Nas Boot Fcs ben StrOm binat. Ssauisu.
itanp taHse i@wtiSeno unp bratenp auf rer
S6itsSaIIsrie StrbammtI murmtI,t .r urr
no bin. Vsrrammt, rag Die rei&t 8eutt mir en-
S'9t. @itt snsm aImuien ftrtista Ts mid 6 >
= nne th nuB 8tbcr&sn. = ciup II. griie
IN ct. eCuis toll sewcrpsns = 2rauen uni.re
S5frrn tbrtm Captain Scuss uiGt m.br =
Gp6 @tpnlb pas SIau wcupet IT'D nod, efu-
NAL unp i'd psrSclse Cen Strsit. Sc mar Tau, 4
9ittttrnaGt portsi, nlS Seauicur rod tm.uer
ltIaflrs auf Der seen SSi1ssaasre GtanS uru
i'll Die flnftsre Na&t tinausitarrte. ---
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Sfiet'mOnS, sso., 6reitoe, Scn us, s5ni 1861.
8efamnt,uacbmnscm.
3u oermietben.

3u oermistbtn.
@inies Simmer, ,pafenS fur tn,eIns Ssrrtn f.ir, Ra
RtlisI. ftno biGts gu peusntsp sci SenrY . rdtte
S6e Ger Srcaes uHp 5ieStr
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ausIanO.
(JSrtfsTuns fOlst.(

- Sn Der Nibr elmer &cblrnarube Sri Wu-
DEN wartn l8 arbeit.r t.I66Itiat. aus benz ,ur
6hiuHS elmer GrrienIuns bcistfatrsn.n Subleu.
itutt ric arUBtrrn &oblsn aus,wl.Iss, ale Ne
FirBltb rurh eineu 6tbfur3 in RE EitFc foutsn
Hno rtrIhutttt wurstn. @s 1T nidat bic DER
rtnate SC1nunS pr,banp;n, tag elmer atrsttet
perpt.
)" ttnsm Sanmsrmtrts i'm fuaeuonut:ts
1tllb9runEs 1T Gin i.Ittntr 5slbamore uUras.
tcmmsn, inrsm Gin Nrbsitr ben &cpf untsr ei.
uen 5dmmrr iests uHo ibn Suu pcr seutu.rs
ihwersn elt ,errridsn lirs.
- Der 'StaatSmtniifrr .. Sdmerlino Sat ei.
Griautni6 sur Grri6tuns zines Dentmule fir
tit @drlssfausntn in Bitn crtbriIt. Der S,em
miro bic iaRus Sni&riit srsaltsn: Grispe i0rtr
Nlbe
= SH SdrIsrnbe 6nbsn li& jpti Dem bSbe.
rem Sar9rritnnpe anssbSrtnct iunas Qeute mit
aritnif osrsifttt. Gin unsliiiit,s ai,t,nsp,r.
bSitnie, Rem Die Srennuns brUtte. lou Die nab,e
Ssrnnlaliuns ju oieltm unlrlisen Stsritte acme.
itn itin.
- SDnt9tn Warit pom NeGpsl Sat aus .,, .
rem Ger nift fern rUn ibr unb hem RSuioe c5t.
rsno Der SsIaserun9 gastaS asslost.u piemou.
tsfI@sn SOmtsn 8inSs sis5en IaTtn unp .bre
lrenrn nit renielten brfSsnft.
- Nit rrm 4. @priI 1T Srsmeu in bic Seih.
Ger 9tmerhfrtisn Stla.tn einattreten iurar,
cine ell irntm Gass srI&isnen. utriofe;,(,4,
%tTOrSnnns Oas oSn Der Sarserfsaft an, %
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aai6sbunS rer 3luftt ssrSfrntl6t.
Nt Gnre bitirS Sabrts Hest Der @t,Nt
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tnrtm Der Startratb bic auf6etuna bes Mortt'
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ben. Gdnsmnrf last ss auf ein,u sriro n,i.
O.utihlanb antOmmtn. Sb Is bd6si uur I,i .r
stSsnsn &raft SsrtrautS
= 1aribalri TT BON &dprera In 1urin rin-
9stroff n, iscOG ertrGnft, iObas CT bas 3tmmsr
nbt osrIaiitu tam. 11etrers bunSsrt aeut.
ifsbsn pom WOrssn sic gum absnS In ob;nnoa
ncasr Stille Dor Ittnem 6auIe.
- Ss&skunorrt mdft benz tatbpliiSen
fsnnsnib anstbSrense main,r Sars.r babs )
Utn @rOsb.rsOs Don 5siTtu cine petition %
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- Sin S@rtibtn ans 5rdntfurt
in her ,@Fssmsinrn 3ettuns" mtlbs N Vtot
ncbl 66farntsr Sanquier isarr st oHs eli
as9irrun9 Der Der. Steatsn sinen o. W. '0n De
Bellbnifuna BON 275 900 Ser NHIlra5 5u
Cie GemmiRdre tsr fnOIi6sn @ts. e." fFeielt
in p0riS einfdpfs 0On DaRep moS,.s s' f0sl6s
nit sinem dbnIi&sn auftrS a, nH' rs mnrrea
erwdrtet. Dsuti1idnb
- Ne& 9esrEubitsa 8srnr.s.
Srdne ,u 9lorus BON r,,6s. uf9uns'R IL bsr
p2rfsr, X xSs'Gf anssteat
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Nsue 9GdlreiI

Undergraduates ,ei9t ieinen iriibtrsn Runtsu
unp Rem sesbttsn publitum biermit an. poe ,r
am Nsuen Otartt psm 9smlltmartt araeniit,r.
cine neut 8ddsret sinaeriGtst bat, uno ras ,r
iitD frsuen wire, rstt DisIs alts u. nea, RunAtu
NIT NOsatnbroo, StwarS> ane sGuS-Srss nab
Sadwtrt irrer Dirt 6trisnrn gu t6nnen.
Der 70 beltebte 9umpsrnidsl III slet6f4gs su
baben BEL 4, SIeRRsr, tts.
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9atc ,,mb NntsemI
Hats & Cans

Netnen, 5rennoen uno Sefanattn Iopte benz oefbrt,n
Yub!ttum lberbaupt be ersebRe Anssise oa ib Slner
9tsueu Sut' uno Ninsen-Stprs,
ylO. 1855 SrCa itrast, lpiI6en Der 6teH uno item
nit elnr 9rssen AuSpab Der sR uno moS.rueu JRoo
rem FUR cen SprnsbeOdIf pseben babe 3ualsi a,Se id
mstn'n eprten 8unesn bic srberuns, bag t Bel aut,r
sB1are nur bic 6illisfen Qrsile berebnt
I'm snttstn 9ulpru3 bittet srssbenf
Conrad Carer
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Grani Stnmhe

l6S SrOabf.abe, ,tptl6sn rer 6. unp 7. Ctr.
rdtein rstdss dn6 rpsaIIOrtirt,s Eager ron
ets1rren, H1uh-, Ran, nnp Smnupftnbaf
eisntr 5abrifaticn uab Smpprtation.
ea r i'm grps uHe HtRperauf IA ben biarn
ten abiast Namtnti6 onttE sbiso.rScrtduisr nt rsr6
msr esihm rlL ben, ebr Il. i6r Gnfaufr auhtrs,iti,
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NS. 6. OeIarue

ubrt tsts Gin srrss Eager bee tren 9aaerbi,rs uss
Yrrters bem 5as, wcteS lentn aeebrten Runbea In
SauS Iiefert.
3usIeit muSt Nsrbe bas stsbre gubIifum earauf uut
merriam, oaB
0a9er6er, Gle uno VCrter
FUR S9irttlhafen unb Ium 8amIisnBeSrau4 auf lafber
esCsen br bic m eber beliebstn 0uantitlt obHt mel
ttre Yreiscrb6bune inc Saus abefert.
SefeHuneen, in Ttnm Stp~e 7te SiraBe IniIbtn 8rpoh
ure @rate btntsrla1sn, pcrben 2lnftif auSeefubrt
W C. 5 e!oyn,
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OampnhlHtabrt spilhen Nihmpnp II. Stem 9Iort
Die brbCn srCBsn une beausnt einsertttsn eeqIomaf
lbiit ,,Sameelowa unS ,Oanute wtrpen bem recnSsu
Dubsn. Sur 8enuSun9 betenS cmpfsbcn Der fobrnrsis
tttr6st in ser Gaiutt incl Sttt uno 2p S. unb i'm 3m
6enNcd S5. Die ,S1mesirpn" srl6st ibrsn gRhnrf an
&ofsttS lsb.n Dnitas lbr %amittaee p6brruo ri,
,Nranpe ieben 6rsitaa I'm ubr @btpes BON Gitp Msn
lbflbr 98er baS ltettrc Damr6if btnustn min bot f
bti ben Snttrit6nstcn rin 6abrbilst W l5ieH. '''
FRA ttpir6 6ie ane.nUmmen une punttl dt b,esro,rt
DdfinaepreiS aeb YpTfnltS2. 90.
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~ arm,pr 3Grbetteir ,

NSdrmDr 2Grbeiteu,
Saeob Stncent,
Wanufactuer pom ttalieniIhen unb ameritani-
idbeu Warmrr.M MUnum'uten, Qeihrnlfeinen isesr
2rt unb allsr in pieies @tihift rinI6la9enper
Nrbriten.
Yidtnltr.. apiihen Der 5ten unb 6tsn.
Glene reuibe unb NaneSleuts nb t:eunblit rinoelo.
ben n,eine prrrdibaen @rbeiten auf baS eItmadSrts
alienilhtn unb ameritaniIhem Nsrmpr ausocfiibrt
in Gasenihsn III ebmen unb elmer rupEa III unicrrpcrs
fen, sbe lie onperpdrts cerartisc 9Iuuat nlttu Sa i
Ite;cuel bin, oas it mene sesbrsn Runecn ten 10 au
uno b9cr beSnen fdnn alS irsene elm dnS lbrifdu
ia 6tetser Stabt. g1ni traetsnf Sato6 8ncent.
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The German ADVERTISER.

b. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
ils published every day, Sunday excepted, at
& 5! O0 per Annum, payable in advance.
crms for Advertisements reasonable
.OFfIcE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
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Scsineunsen.

IE Sce eineungeH.
Der Mn,eiasr" erfert iecen Mrr1eE, Senna1s ousae>
n n,men ,1m pSheniSsn SRbierirticnsrres o 9tS
IA asIsar an bic rs SrdSer ecr $5.Oo in Strtsr SpouS
abluas Snsiscn noen inter tOl9snetn 9teinSun9sn
ec 50 gtS ;iusidlis IS Gts., cretmatiec $1OO, cine
&sbt si25, cinsn 9lOna $3.50, cre @cndte 5000, hs
q Jrous ksosIuita aRsen, Die nab Seeten oer6noert
trbtn fSnnsu taerbsn nit $25. 90 per 5obr trt6ntt.
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Sefanatmncbmn9em.
o; @uifrn

". " fen
Cabinet Maker,
ote otraBe, 3rpiI&su 8reap- unp MarI6alifr.
Sue Standardization uns bic in bit,m e3ef6dft pUrtpn-
enosn Sfpararen perpeu lbReu biuie aaessflbrt.
am rr6t idbreite Gurise titttrersttrRf g. Buffen.
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Daptp 9. Gprpte,
9te StraBe, spiibcn 8rpap- nnp Grace,
8i6mpno, 9a.
prattiiher sac. Sitter u. 0lumber.
Oerieibe 1T in ben Stdnp stlrst, alle in pisIes
3eidbaIt etnihlaaenre 2Irbsiten ettu o ltbnsu uup
ttut9eE btrJuifellen, ais irssnp elm anpercs Der.
arttsss 9siddft.
8ri tren3en.
Y. S6ab. g. ~. 8Ufsubaum.
r y. Saiitl. Ststbins u. 9ullsE.
""re'r Q.rS sc. Gbas. 6. GlIstt.
5srnbiesuns Der prriIe pru Seblsn.
DE Sres 'OH GOts nS bio auf w,itsrs gadrttSt w,s
SOft aump gptt $5.5 per qsoS.
paro Gsts. bsict SOrtsn 4.sS
3slen Srsfsn ,uleIee muF GOft aIs 6as bai;e 8su,,
rInSsInalerial picler Staipn dnaveben perbsR.
Seotn9unsen 8aaSatluns beir Suteusu pttr gbIitf,>
runs.
Die SsObIsn.garbs senrsu nd Ga Der 10. srrass unb
Saltg, np Sdt Der 6. uno Bprer., fa6lit sUm Canal
1o.sl --- Sne. s. Btrtb, asent.
SaldtfI @erits, Stirte, JfaTss- GiTsn,, &bccc.
sape nsbt elsr glcnse arterer ar 0arfmsrissn, Gu
llne ernast Srrpn smbiCr Soap 3sbntarn eau pe So.
'VS"s. R. N. gum Strtaat BET s. 9. SLIDER, @st.
y. H. CHALKLEY,
9anplsr BON Stber unb Sdut.tsir Rings, Sun.
PprttS<'UUn fran,6iilhtm 8al6leber,
10. Strr 5rptittn Raiu II. Carr, 8ibmpmp, ga.
StutItta Stubma6srn mirS bies ppIldubioif ofTcr
trt Gasel pom GsSsr ar ar ssttaS tmppblcn Dsclbeu
nosa nsIti alice ~ ibrrm Gedft nrtbss Bers-
Sehe els l. 6. btHetnes Stten &C., ale Sprten tNerS u
I. N. 9us rpE Solsrr unc 9luhtinocrn ocbautl .per
otnee Gcotr III 9lcbfals pceldtho.
Nue eisls @rFC wtrosu sesen Saar ober auts Qapcrt
''u'sP 'eIauH [1e.4
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Oeien! OefenI-

Dem beutidsn Yutltt,im Die am,etas, Oos i'd
-n,etnen Stcrc nsu einseri6tet uno cine bepeus
tenee 'etUspdel epnS eif en- ieoer art.purrGtbio
babe SD gtauteaim Stanre sir 1ein, S}erermanit n
nit rem @ePilnihhn bspisuen au f6nnen. Sn.
Dem. i4 fur frigsren 3ulprq4 panfe, 6OfTe i'd aut
etne 6OrtleBun9 Os6eIbeR. s. Settles 9
---a.a ..,. re s, $40. 22 NtainItrest.
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WS arnlDr Mrbciten.
Wrbelten
a @aialtr., spildeu Der 5ten unS eten,

Mathltrs itpildsen per 5ten uno 6ten.
AIsne Sreuibe unb 9en6sleuts iinS ,uuSIiSf sosIo.
oen metne errratb9en @rbeten, auT cas Q5eIdmadySe
~ atepllem ino. ap'srttaH8sa YtarmOr uusssfabrt,
N ''Gseal9sl gu nebnlep uno ener 9ruuss gu uItrprr
aberu9l bin, bas i'd meine esebrten iScn eben 10 out
no piut9r beotsnen lam, ais ir9enS elm anee er abr9
IN gIell9er C9taot. 9dn( tr9ebtnf 5acp6 8tncentf
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Gtrfine mar ntbt bn. sie fst bieIen Nad
mtttaa foft5s9anSfn, t6rte srpOn i6rfr 9Eirtbiu
uHO batt 9tfa8t, 'lie mh1e mad t6rsm @annr le
ben nn0 'iGrs Electromagnetic 6OIen. @fs tubs
oOr9sr sine 3eit Tang IN Get S,td seleisn unit
ist pann auf eihalal auisebro8en. ST feste Id
DerprOGen Dor pas nod aafgti&lagtnt BUD UNI
lac mltitit8 in Oe Oammeruns: so Iaate
Sss Na6ts in tnstnem Bette, ben metne Sselc
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Communication.

We received the following communica-
ton last week, a short time before going
to press, but our columns were then SO
occupied that We could not possibly give
excuse us His article has not spoiled in
the kceping.-Ed ANcyhonian.
To CHARLES D. MURRAY Il noticed in your
paper Of the I'd Tor as you have it, the 9TH
of October last, charges of sianderous char
acter made against me. ! would have refuted
them at an earlier day, had not been pre-
vented by matters not within my control.
You insinuate in the strongest terms that
after the dissolution Of the Whig Party. | be
came A NJ member of the Know Nothing or Amer
lean Order This utterly deny. and call
upon YOU, Murray, to point out the Lodge, the
time and the place, where and when | joined
that organization. Do this, or take back
what you have written; otherwise You stand
branded as Il wlful and malicious slanderer
| Will venture to say that You cannot get Il
man in Cambria county to sustain you in these
slanders, unless it be one of the Washin ston
township ballot-boX suffers, or some one who
has been giving aid and comfort to, or sympa-
thizing with that unholy clan.
Again. you say that | never voted for a
Democrat in my life, and that considera-
tion that could possibly be named would in
duce me to vote for one. Tell me, Murray
how will yOu prove this assertion2 | voted
for better Democrats than you ever did, and
that at time when you, no doubt We're
puking in your Mothers lap. l have also
good reason TO believe, that within the last
three or four years, | voted for good Demo-
Gratis whom you opposed, else you did not
carry out the wishes of your employer.
You also charge with being bitter and
uncompromising Republican, and broadly in
innate that am unscrupulous in politics.
repudiate this foul caumny. | make politics
a matter of conscience. ! exercise my rights
as a freeman. s'without fear favor or affection
from anybody or any quarter. profess to be
Il Republican of the Washington and Jeffer-
sonian school, and take 10 lessons from such
Democrats as JOHN G. BRECKINRIDGE, the man
who has always been your favorite Standard
bearer. In 1860, voted for ABRAHAM LIN
colin, a true Republican, and | have never
had any reason to regret that vote. But,
Murray, who did you vote for in 1860, for
President? Why, for JOHN c. BREcKINRIDGE,
a black-hearted Traitor! Have you ever regret
ted your vote? You have never yet shown
any signs OF such regret. JAS. CONRAD.
HEMLooK. Nov. Is, 1861.
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ever cost, the position taken in reference
to the seizure of all individuals and goods,
afoat or ashore, acting or intended Tor re-
bellious purposes against the Union.
Whatever may be the consequences OF
this arrest eventually, it is source OF
pleasure to every loyal heart in the land,
that the brave and patriotic WILKES has
brought these two notorious and unscrupu-
ous traitors where justice may sooner or
later oyertake them. And whether We
are to have brush with JOHN BULL or
not, is question which must be left to
the, ''powers that be-" We are content
that the wise and able Administration Of
Mr.. LINCOLN shall speak for us on this
subject, and that it shall say also, what
punishment shall be inflicted on Mason
and SLIDELL, these two prominent actors
in the black treason which has en.ailed all
the evils and horrors of civil war upon our
hitherto happy and prosperous people.