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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23
Fact, Fancy and I'un.

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soooss;o,, Ir,.1;r4;o, o,ou,o
tility.
T,r,4:a;l, c..1 r.r !,
s+rov;nIr rLo bTovs s'"'" ' ''' 0''''' Oo
L' ne III Ii MS 12y own Concei'-1nnk-
ny ''e '''" '''N' " "'Ni"S'oh'
Motto for the New Empire of
3ilS&l>Slppl-'We are bonds men
here -
in the game Of life, men most fre-
qucnJlv play tIe IRace, and women
the dauce.
W. ,,oo, ou. 7- ::
+5o ,,ast o,,,,,,>,a;,,:, -, ~ e ~ H. ~ es'll,s
and induIging in false hopes Of the fu-
t,tre.
-Educatc the whole man-the
head, the heart, the BODY; the head to
think, the heart to feel. and the body
TO act.
A Short I Yarn-If General Wool
should be ordered to march against
the Cotton men, somebody would soon
0e '00'S's"'
Starting out on 2chaziag expedi-
tion---The schooI-naster requesting
the little boy that's been ''whispering,
to step into the next room.
mo-, should 4ro;r 1,;,-aot4. a:r
ficn,+ios an3 not v,o;+ '. fa tbo>,' ~ W tna; w.
;, = - o4t 44O '''T ~ 'lsiil ~ u , '',i
tbo small nov ti tban " tI Do +1 r.h
ol v,ov '- f0-- ''' '''' M ~ LII '''0 n''ai-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23
A HINT.- Vunity F0ir would sug

A HINT Vuajty Fair would sug-
gest to the Senators who have left the
Senate for the Scnate's good, that here
after instead Of afixing to their names,
the initials I. S. s., they write A. S.
S., A Seeding Senator.
TOAST OF THE DIsUNIoNIsTs.- The,
Presidcnt-LonG may he Waiver!
BAD EGGs.-|Fe perceive Collector
Hatch Of New Orleans, has reported
the "capacity OF the revenue cutters
McClelland and Washington" now
in the possession Of the State OF Louis
ana. What pity he did not include,
also report Of The incapacity of the
traitors who surrendered them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23

~ Several gentlemen were return
ing by cars to Pittsburg from the oil
regions. One Of them had a sample Of
the oil bottled up in his pocket. The.
bottle burst, causing q strong, greasy
scent to pervade the air. A keea-nose
speculator, thinking the smell proceed
ed from the sssurface indications" in
the land through which they were pass
ing, privately bribed tae conductor,
had the train stopped, and he got off to
''secure claims" After the train had
disappeared around the curve, he dis
GOV cred his mistake, and had to- foot it
to the next station.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23

cation, are all proclaimed through the
press, and emIgrants come, and still
they come, to find homes upon our va
cants lands, and contribute their share
10 make us III reality as we are IN name
the mighty West" A new county
deprived Of newspaper IS deprived OF
the best means OF property and ad-
Tanccment. The loss OF such q mighty
influence is q public calamity. The
. county newspaper IS the poor mans IL
brary, the common school for the set
tier. He reads it to his children around
the family tireside. And they all be-
come familiar with the history OF the
Great Present through bis friendly Wis
itations. It has become not only a lux
ury, but q necessity that cannot be dis
pen8ed with. And vet if the bill as
originally introduced shall become a
law, fifty thousand people Of the State
would be deprived OF q newspaper, and
any reduction Of this kind Of patronage
will work a corresponding injury
(Senator A. I. Bennett wished permis-
sion to ask question:
Senator a. I. BENNETT-If the
fees arising from the publication Of
tax sales. &c., conluce so much to the
prosperity Of the county revs9aDers,
ars not sDeculators and those who re.
fuse to paw their taxes Of public benefit
SenatoS BROWNE-yVe believe
that 'qood can come out Of Nazareth" :"
Yhe man who knocks another down.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23

=
sale Of lands for ulp0jd t0rc5, dec.
Mr.. Presidens: The bill under con
sideration has been before tie Senate
50 long that | doubt not most OF the
Senators have passed upon It's merits
and that the opinions thus formed will
nos be changei BY any remarks oi
mine. Ard yet, lest there may be
some who have net given the >"bjact
that thought and investigation It's
merits deserve, aui with the hope that
| may be enabled to present some idea
which has not been fully considered, !
beg leave to occupy the attention OF
Senators for few moments. The Oh
iect Of the bill under consideration is
to reduce the fees of printers for ad-
vertising lands delinquent for taxes,
and Of publishing notice when the time
for the redemption Of lands sold for
taxes viii expire. TO ny D.iud there
are aro many insuperabIo objections
to this bill, and not one good reaso0
why it should become law. The IN
tereS5 ot tie people, the interest of
those counties MOST ct1e1ei hy it, the
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,,nnI o,l I.s..,.,.n .,,r.g..,.t;oo o,3 -
,yhoo, +bn .,..,,,,., arr. mora indebted f,r
the rapid settlement and mlteriai pros
,nr;tv ~ t1a st.,.n tr,an a3v either will
he Lnsf .sub~rrvpd better Dro4rcrcl
uvdrr fine nrp.uaf au- thao under tbe
,,ron,snt z!r President fbp law
,noi.n, : o,I;,,..<.,,,,- -, oya,.- 1,ifizpn 70
hp,r his yr.ar.. ~ the hor.lrn of GOV
cred artv NV ...,,x;a~ % INV his share
or, {....fiI,aI.. ~. ;I.,rIa..ts 10 Drrtorm
.ho b;',ha.+ .,,i MOST sacred 2r}y the
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+av in+ ~, hava NO law and need none
w. wh;.l, this nj,ss shoU hovn nxr'n-
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23
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- at L, Oh Saturday evening,
iatlgued by q long journey, o WAGNER,
with his son John, drove his team into
. good range, and determined to pass
the Sabbath enjoying a. season Of Wor-
ship with the good folks Of the village.
when the hour OF worship arrived,
John was sent to watch the team, while
the old man went in with the crowd
The Dre2chnr had hardly annonncnd
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23

The MORALITY OF DUTIEs.-Such
is the great Indignation manifested by
the merchants of New York at the
new Tariff bill, that one would sup
pose what they call "Morrill'' in Wash
ington is Immoral here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23

4 n
nense2 A reduction OF all the cxDens-
as and half the tax won1d not make
men nav taxes on Dronerty not worth
three wears taxes. Interest and charges.
The remo3v is ohvious The Sinner
vieors Of each Connt,- shonId make an
anD}ication TO the Circuit Court TO have
a5,rh viIlaoo nla+s vacated
Aos;n ETr prne;daDt = c,onato7.s orc
GO a3v;o,rg - o,gl7,,rs tba ovnonso rto,-
sales for the hanoft y the conatios
whv not rndncn t6r irfara>r 4rom q
nar .n1,t - +Lo Ioool 20 as ., :, ot7,or
noeos2 +, nrI;I7a.,, ,,,sas <L, '.>~-
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tho ons W. .%1 ,i' aI1nr17 w rn~h ;n1;u
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pIvencod Tho roason IS cy;5antw
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t1e very good Te'3oh' o'''C men are not
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23

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4Hty; Is not one wrong e'loe'lI-a''o
l ASK '93ih' "a3I - INC leiIleUy
'9h"ll We as t'liS OH PROPOSES leSSeh
Ine penaty atIacned 10 Inc hoh-pay-
mehC oI taxes oman we lessen 1he
expense so as 10 2J1@tdce few more 70
refuse 70 pay: NenaIorS VIII see at
once 'l29 many no" pay lAeiF taxes
VINO %0'lo not II the 6'=PG3$e was Jess;
a"2 t'2t many more would pay II me
expense WAS greater. II IS mere
matter OF speculation Wlth noh-Fe$l-
deEtS2 and IN t'lIS, 2% III everything
else, they consat taer own interest
aHd pursue q course "hicA Ill theT
op1mon IS best caichi@te3 70 promote
It,. I|s@y s7>@ fI|52 c@j,@@ o[ t/'o"a&c(%os
'ct"toW y14T h@I0- 90 ioH9 az the
rule Is uniform, they can find 40 fault,
nor IJ0cG ileY. The bill III terms offers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-03-23

q You've WOMAN CRAZY FOR To
BACCo.-There is now living in the
county jail i'll AEorgantown, Monongalia
county, Va, young female who is a
singular instance of the evil effects of
tobacco. She was brought to the iail
for safe keeping, somewhat more than
a year ago, hopelessly crazed by the
inordinate use of tobacco, in all it's
forms, and was for long time closely
confined, and prevented from using the
noxious weed. She, however, became
SO much more wild and unmanageable
that, after time, it was determined
to allow her, as an experiment, a limit
ed quantity Of tobacco. Under this
treatment she became speedily quite
dociIe and easily managed, and has
now for some time been engaged in
doing ho0sework in the Jail, and in the
family Of the jaiior, being looked upon
as quite harmless, Though we under
stand there is no hope Of her ultimate
recovery. She is only about twenty
one years OF age, and by no means re-
pulsivo in personal appearance, or
would not be if she were to let tobacco
alone. She chews considerable
amount OF tobacco daily, and smokes
cigars whenever she can get them, as
they are not furnished her. This is
certainly 6 singular case, from which
may be doduced warning against the
Use Of this vile narcotic poison, to
those at least who have not as yet ac-
Quired the habit. To those who have.
precept and example are alike useless.
--LOTgGHt01c21 EtGr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02
NRW YORK. MAhKRr-IniY 4



= opened st'edy and clo5sd q trl
as lover with q air eiPort and hmiad home trsd
sales are $500 bbs sl.0oai,u Tor suvsts,e ara.
N40g4Y3 for extra state t4,55@f,0O Tor supsrfn,
Westerns A's514g for common. 10 medium eItri
0ANGDx FLoUREaartst dSif and pS oomnor
CIR toF common 70 choice extra.
kHE RL0UH-snall sales a s.. 7oas,sO.
t12afn Market d1ll end UNCHANGED.
demand. sales are 500 bbls ~ 151i5Hc.
MHkAF-IheIeis 2 fair export demand and the
m Fkct Is generally Without important change
SALE are H,u0O bush lhicaEo spring a. 78NgIc; ss,nG0
bush northwestern club at " as7c; I25 U0 bush NIL
e. SI,ot@I,6lk; 1850 busR Racine ppring a. s1Ss@
100 1900 bush winter red Western at SI.OsaI.iE
ssoo b9,h rfdB % Louisat slOOi 20 lsh shite wssi-
RYE-asrkst quiet, Sales are go bush common
western at HH56c; COO buBh BtaIe a. DC.
BARLBY-Markst dull aud nominal.
CORh-supplY moderate aud with a falls demand
ior export and home consumption. The market may
A@5Oc for new mixed western; CSC for damaged DO
IN storei sc for yellow western.
0ATs.Sslling q 27@sOo for Western and Cana
PORK-Msrket tnll and without decided change.
Sales are 100 bbls At SlA7a4l5,Oo for ness; sl,Oo@
lO,OO Tor prime. Total stock July isf, 66,026 bis
same este last month, 1889 bbls; same dsts last
BREFSaaTfet dull, with trlaiuq ,ales a, s4m
gS4,0 ior country prime, ehte96,m for country
mess, Se,WN9lO,OO Tor ,repacked mess: Sl0,000tl,m
same date last month, H,45s bills; same date LAST
year, S5,g2l bbls.
PRIME MESS BEEF-MArket quiet and nom
RREF HAMs-Market rules quiet at sl2.soa
CUT MEATS-Market continues qulet At fxa
oac for shoulders; I8A86Hc for hams.
BACQN-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market very quiet. Sales are $50 bbls At
3Geci and 8 small parcels at exc.
for State.
CHEEsE-Markst steady at 2S7o. O. in quail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02


FLAG PRESENTATION TO THE ZoUAvE LIaHT
GuARD.-one Of the most pleasing occur
renees transpired at the Armory of the
ZOuave Light Guards last evening that we
have ever Witnessed. It was the occasion
of the presentation by a number of the lady
friends of the Company, of a beautiful
American Flag. The flag wss presented on
behalf of the ladies by ]. J.. Kirk, Esq, IN
a brief pertinent and finished speech, in
which he conjured the corps, by every e
tinent of duty, honor and patriotism, to
stand by it even to the death. Capt. Robi-
son received the flag, thanking the fair
donors in the name Of the Company, and
assuring them that the Zouave Light Guards
would never see it disgraced, or its fair
folds trampled in the dust, while they had
an arm &c strike. Il was then passed into
the hands of Surgeon Conlan, who received
1t in the name of the absent Ensign, who is
a volunteer in the Seventh Regiment, in a
few eloquent remarks.
The Band (Sargents) then played the
'star s~pangled Banner" "Ha1 Columbia"
and other patriotic airs, and the Company
went through a number of evolutiOus in
excellent shape, after which they we're dis
missed, and the ladies and gentlemen who
had assembled to witness the ceremony re-
tired.
The flag is of fine silk, is six by ten feet,
end cost sos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02
Mas. s. B. Pace, Secretary.

A sOS OF CkFT. WILSON DRowNED.-Al lit
tie son of the late Capt. Wilson, Ofthe Lady
Elgin, aged "A years, was drowned in the
pond, near Chspin's slaughter house, on the
Cleveland and Columbus Road, yesterday
afternoon, about 2 O'Clock. He went in
bathing with some other boys, and when
out from the bank some thirty feet, was
taken with a cramp, and drowned before as
sistance could get to him. BE was taken
from the water soon after he went down,
but life was extinct. Young Wilson cane
up from Buffalo g few days since, where he
left his mother, TO remain in this city over
the 4th ofJuly. His remains were taken to
the residence of Judge FOote, on the West
Side, where he wss visiting. This will be
sad news to the bereaved mother, who has
no other knowledge than that her little son is
enjoying himself among his friends in this
city. Truly, ain the midst oflife we are in
DEATH"
So die the young:
When full of life, and health, and chfld-likC
When ali the earth is full ofJoy to them,
With rosy present, and with golden future,
With lore ali clustering and az GROWING them
The inevitable god, whose haDdis icy,
And his wand supreme, Int touches them, anc
They shrlyeI and are gone 50 temper all thNs'
Who in these cherubs 1--we, that they may the
Misfortune meet. and say:
Thy win, NOT mine, be done, oh Lord
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02


DEPoT FOB HOSPITAL SToREs.-The Ladies'
Aid Society Eo2ld call special notice to the
establishment of a depot for Hospital Stores
ct 95 Bank street, opposite the Angler, only
one door north Of the American Express
oRss.
Contributions of hslf-worn dressing gowns,
slippers and sOcksy RanneIs and undercloth-
ing; old linen and cotton rags, and Int al. 9
dried fruits, %jellies, farina, cornstsrch canned
fruita, lemons, &c, &C., are earnestly solicit
ted. All thsse articles have beer mention
ed TO Us By the Surgeons Of the several regi-
ments, in which are our three years' cOmpa-
mics, as being much needed by the sick.
Il must be remembered that the sick sold
iers are not furnished With anY Of these
comforts, unless they are supplied through
the kindness of the friends at home. Farm
ers aud others in the country are reminded
Of the good they cen do by small donations
of potatoes and other vegetables, as WE 4
dried fruits. viii not each one who
into the city on July 4th, bring SOP rs
| for the comfort of the sick soldie Be
member the place, No. 95 Bank 81 , OPP
posite the Angler House. Open evs week
day from 10 to Il in the forenoon, and q
committee Of ladies in attendance.
Mrs. B.. ROUSE, President.
Ms. S. B. PAaE, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

BOUxD OvER.-Jackson Levi, Phillip Ad-
ans, Hymsn 6reenbaum and Lyman 8.
ROsenthal, arrested sOme ten days since for
stealing goods from stllson, Leek 4 Price
on Water street, 70 the amount Of So, So
constituting grand larceny, yesterday waiv-
ed an examination before the Police Court
and were bound over TO the Court of Com
mon Pleas in the sum Of $1,000 each.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

ET W. L. Marvin, No. AZ south side Of
Public Square, has just received for sale, at
Manufacturers prices, a large variety Of the
newest and most approved styles of Retiger-
atOrs, Water Coolers TOrreF's Patent -Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages, Cock
ing Stoves Ensmeled Crates, House Furnish
ing Goods and all the best kinds of Fruit
Cans and Jars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

RAIE.-our city was visited with 8 fine
shower Yesterday morning, which was very
much needed. Is is to be hoped that we
may have more Of the same sort soon. The
wind was blowing quite hard from the North
at the time, and we presume It extended far
into the country, where everything is suffer-
ing for want Of rain. We learn that at Eew-
bargh and Bedford they had q fine shower
also. Hag
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02
THE CITY.

MOVEMENTS OF MILITARY OFFIoERs.-Ms.
ioE GrOtius R. Giddings, U. s. A., passed
through here yesterday On his way to Camp
Chase, where he goes for the purpose of Of
6cially severing his connection with the
Twenty-third Regiment, in which he Occu-
pies the position of Captain. Major G.
thinks it probable that he will soon be or
dsrcd to the rendezvous at Fort rrumbull,
Connecticut. Major Giddings is an ensi-
neer by profession, having graduated with
distinction, and will be found q useful man
in the service.
First Lieut.. o'BrIen, o. 8. A, also passed
through on his way to Camp Chase, ard will
report himself for duty to Col. Darlington,
Of the Eighteenth Regiment Infantry, reg
ular.)
Lieut.. 0'Brien is a military man by edu-
cation, and has seen service in the Florida
aud Mexican Wsrs-in the latter under Gen.
Scott. He is in the prime of life, and looks
able to pass through many campaigns yet.
he came through direct from Washington,
and told US be had travelled about the coun-
try surrounding Washington in every direc-
ton, and as far as it was practicable foF him
to go. He regards Washington rs impreg-
nsble against any force the rebels can bring,
and believes it would require 800, 900 men
10 take it from the force we have there and
In the vicinity. he says every army officer
with whom he has eonversed expressed the
most unqualified confidence in the wisdom
of Gen. Scott, all regarding him, to use the
Lieutenant's own language, Gas the greatest
of living military men,"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

TAKE CARE OF YouR Does.-The Marshal
is rigidly enforcing the ordinance against
dogs, some two hundred having been slaugh-
tered within the past three days. Owners
Of dogs which they desire to keep, should
take care Of them, snd not permit them to
run at large.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02


ANGIER AoUsE ARRIYALs.-O. A Ely,
Wife, ehld's nurse, EIyria, 0; H. @. Trenick,
Philadelphia; Thos. Hanilter, Toledo; R. N.
Bones, do; H. O.. Bones, do; Jno. McCarl,
Mendelo, III; W. W. Jones, Cincinnati;
Miss. &. Griswold, Norwalk; Mrs. P. Bolt,
do; IN. Mccullough, WellsviIle ]. GrOmely,
Philadelphia, O. L. Cox Wisconsin; R. F
Grun, doJ g. P. Ely, Lake Superior r,
N. Show, New York; G. Bradley, do
Mrs. R. A. Douglas aud three children,
Brooklyn P. A. Douglas New York B
Prista, Pittsburgh; j.. Pemick, wife and
boy, do; Mrs. Ellington, do Mrs. MAR
do; A. Ausiell, Georgia; John Caldwell
South Carolina; James BidGle, Detroit; J
D. Slade, Chicago; W. D. Welles, do; G.
F. Marsh, wife, child, and nurse, dol ALDER
Kap, do.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

DIsHssED.-The three men who we're ar
rested on the charge of an assault on Officer
Munce with intent to murder, had q final
hearing before the Police Court yesterday,
and were dismissed, no evidence appearing
70 show that they were the parties.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Nkv sTTLRs, NEW sTYLEs.-We hava 9
dno assortment Of Stiff Brim Hats Of very
choice colOrs. Also the same ahApe in black
a very superior article, Just received by Ex-
press. Also new styles Of Flats or ladies
Inc misses, among which is the "Wash
Bowl Hat" just the thing to "Wear in the
country" Come and see them.
Orders for any description Of Military
Caps filed at the "shortest notice"
FULLER 4 CO.,
Junl9-lW aIk MarbIe BIock-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-02

FOURTH OF JuET E~vEEIKG.-Rev. John ].
Kelley, one of the Seneca tribe of Indians,
who has resided in Kansas for the past two
years, and has possessed himself of much
valuable information, viii address the citi-
Gems on the Park, on the evening of the 4th
of July. Mr.. Kelley is not unknown TO
many of our citizens, and VIC bespeak for
him a good audience.