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FROM coRISTu

N,ss COMM. May @--popes al,auce
guard. the Sath Ohio regiment occupied Cor
nth AZ 90 minutes past six o'clock this morn
inE. and hoisted he United States flag ON
the Court House
The enemy evacuated last night, retreat.
ing down on tho Mobile & Ohio Railroad
The telegraph line Is occupied with mill.
'sry business. the particulars or the exacua-
ton viii be forwarded as soon a. possible
srrCisL 10 POSI-.
WASHINGTON. May ~ "A ,aree number II
the members of Congress n cut down to For
tres Monroe this morning IN an excursion.
The news from C0finth uas received here
With much enthusiasm and Il i believed ina,
Gea. Halieck cautions movements through
an extremely diaicnl, country are aho1,
crowned viin success.
II . thought BeaurceArd la. been Obliged
- retreat because Of stoppage Of supplies
vhen Con- faragut's feet 20; 10 shove
tie mouth II the Red river ofTexas
The great source of Beauregard's Supplies
was cut Of - our feet advanced M the Iii.
sissippi. the region from which The rebel.
could dsAs food Cor their great army became
less, - that the position AZ Corinih became
gradually but surely untenablc
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

II =. DANALDSoN, Notary Pub.
1/' lie. Collector. Claim Agent &C, Ac.. onsr.
hls services 70 The public especially fho~e VIII
United staics, and who may have any claim az ails
The Scne<al Government. he will arrange for,<ar1
aud successfully prosecute all valid claims Al reaeo
able charges and rapidly the bushes. c.u a.
dispatched before the proper Offices a; washlngtou
Having nrs ffkn experience and practice hefeiu
uent under President F1limore's Adminisfrstio l.
Cannot isl IN being successful with al legal claims
.hsthsr for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY or LAAn
HALF-PAY PKSsIoSs-The Widow. or n =.
widows, The Children under sixteen rear, u az al
oaeers snd soldier. o. the present any pre.tcs.
nee, are entitled % Hslf-Psy Pensions
INVALID PkSsl0SS-All officers and sola.r.
~ho Are disabled BY reason % wounds re1eiv.t -
dis~a-s contracted while in the service A. m a.
line u cay ssoldisr. At any period, arc entitled
10 Invalid Pensions.
LAND wAkRASrs.-Au Who served q dsvs T.,
shy Of the past wars Of the United saes Or or a.,
IN battle. arc entitled 20 100 scres Of Land Inea.l
81 death, the wito~ and Minors are suiisl.a
bOISrl EosKl.-The heirs % all soldiers ~
have volunteered during tho present war for Eres
yess o. during the ~sr and have died Or been kIsa
While In the ssryies. entitled 20 osr Er-rssl.
DaLAxs Bounty Moaey. ana such arrears q lie -
1sI's rsy A. nay have accfued 10 ihe date " hl,
death
SoehsTg.s made ~ith.us = claim 8. suoce.sfn,,s
tsrminatei.
Deeds and Mortgages executed. and Blank. fir-
rished.
81 Eastern srresrage. arranged ana coiisr,s.
Ani erchsnge promptly RENTED
offlCf Al The old corner stand
Ds. DAsAIDsOS
hbseu Notary Public, a.
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aud Union prisoners 10 the number Of the
priyates with him
The following has Just been received at
the War Department:
HFADor arms DEPARTMENT OF rHE Mrs i,
Camp on the CoFinh Road. Nav -.
/ To Hon. a.. N SfaHfoa:
Three srong accommodating columns al.
s.nced this morning on the right centre and
left % feel tie enemy ami unmask the bat
lsae- The enemy hotly contesle. his
ssouul a each point. bat Was driven back
F With considerable loss The column on the
left encountered the strongest opposition -
Our loss . killed aad wounded. The one
mg lrfi 10 dead On the field. Our Losses al
other points are not vet Ascertained some
/ i've or - officers aud number of rrivates
we're captured The lhring sill probably
be renewed to-lnorrow al daybreak. The
whole country j. 30 thickly wooded that -
are compelled 70 feel our way.
signed, Il. W. HALLECK.
Mzjor-GeneFai.
WAsHlxeroS. Nay 30--A disSsleh lust
received IT the War Department corrobo-
rates the former dispatches. that Corlnth is
evacuated by the rebels and occupied BY our
troops.
fflsoheD say TIE enrfly leit last night lOf
Okaiona. a point 20 miles south Of Corinth
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
The Circuit Court to-day formally refused
a writ Of habeaf corpus for the discharge of
an alleged fugitive slave.
Subscriptions Of money are being pledged
for the employment Of counsel 10 test the le-
gality Of the application ofthe fugitive slave
law. 10 the District of Columbia before the
supreme Coart of the United States.
The claimant Of the female slave recently
arrested from Marshal Lamon by the mill
tars authorities, il about entering suit
gaiast him fer the recovery OF the value Of
tho woman.
sfEIolAI TO Posi-.
Col. Jennison has gone West il i said
With the promise of a command
Ii il stated that the rebel forces under
Jackson. still linger near Martinsbnrg aud
Harpera Ferry
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- All those whO want beautiful SILK
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call At the New
York hat store and gel oGs Of the Home
Manufacture. which make insself. there
fore can warrant al hats bought Of me -
have fne assortment Of Preach Beaser.
Otter and Son Cassir,ers hate Of the finest
quality. and Of all eolorr. which ! SIN selling
very Low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hats. Of all coiors. ranging IN price ~ low
a. fifty cent.
TIL LOwERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor % J. {. YATES
u127.sf Ger. Fifth. and Main ~.
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Recruits wanted 70 form company Of
eighty men. .. be organized IN the Indiana
Legion. 20 serve Cor sixty days. II not sooner
discharged The men ill be clothed. equip
ped. fed. and paid. a. ether -oldiers-
Recruiting oss.ce we-s de pablo square
ia Col Edwards b1ildias
xsy =. n
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- suunous or scrofulous Affections are he
curse. The blight. he potato rot Of mankind Tasy
vile and nthy As eel a. fatal hey arise ffoa
Contamination and inpurlty q The blood. and are &.
be seen all around rs everywhere. One quarter Z!
AL Ne meet are tainted with them. and quart
Of 'hese die q them; die fOolishy too because es
are durable AsxH's sAksArAkrIA cleanses out o.
serofalous oorrupuou from the blood. readers puse
and healthy. aud efectuslly expurgstss The flli
contamination nom the system. No longer sros4
under your scrOfuiOus disorders the rressts-
bic Arrs has provided his mastery conbinsuon q
curative virtues that he calls s.ss.rssn1A Den
oorst, Waterbury. c..
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BtFoEs CoEISTH. Nav -. insSht-
There hAss been no additional d. vements.
except picket skirmishing and strerl lening
our position.
Gen. Haleck moved hls camp Two miles
forward to-day. Lieut. Webb. sid - Gen
ponelson va among tLe pr.aoaer- captured
yestefdav
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BRANDRErn's PnIS.-for the restoration
health q those who have been stricken ~ aporls.
% paralysis they are the only reliable rac1isinr.
al Affections Of the lungs chest aud bo~ols fhelf
prompt use saves life and quickly cures rneulao-
MA, pleursy. ehslers. wind, spssns worms choiss.
norbss. dlarrhoea. sysentary. whether ron naaar
eating unripe fruits other fault. In diet yisi.
their influence. Asthma, sout. rheumsiisns. live
aceetions. rupturos. inhAmmstious q Auy ofg.a
levers. whether sgue or other specific fvers bsios
diseases, sundise, ST. yitnss dance smallpox. msA..
les. Group. eryspelas. white swelling- plies ulcers
Of even thirty years continuance ard especially
ulcers Of The liver. have all bea cured rAneu,g
81 these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. Ia
female complaints and nervous diseases they hass
been equally successful. vide change q life. boA
hrs; ssd second Periodsl. Epilepsy. depresslsa -
spirits. frghtfa derams all distractions and relax
atoms are BY them cured. dispersed and oorrseioS-
Price - cents per box.
Sold BY J. X. CsDuHAs. Teue.Hauis. Al ~
respsotaAls dealers In medicine. UAnia~im
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Tie Eafopa's ncs- by way OF Halifax.
sAys the Army and Navy Gazette gives cur
rency 20 = report that on TIE 2-lk ulL oniefs
were given 20 the Federal Chief OF Ordnance
% send tlfY thousand stand OF arms, and ~
many old uniforms to Pof. ROYAL Tor he a-e
OF ths slaves This tho Gazette regards
scarcely credible. but has Il from good an
shortly
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NiseiNSArI. MAJ -.
tlouf ) heasy snd nominal Il "a .00ss 10
for superfin> and s4.15es.2s Cor extra. ar5
~ p8s,i.i5 Tor family snd fancy brand.
Wheat : 3c lover. elosing doll ~ 159S7
for red and e3la95 for white
Corn decliaed 70 3363ic
Oats steady Al -
ftye daii a ssta5s.
Bsfley quiet At 65a15 fof spf,ne aad fan
Nhisksy n good demsnd a. u.s.
Aclas<es advanced u - SaraT ffm A
? l, eofse Il Mk422A
frovisicas dull, rot enoush dong "a ss-
tsblish quotations
finssei oil firm 4, g.
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IRON RALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. May 2s.-The Episcopal con.
vention adjourned this afternoon No d.
eussions were held on National Affairs. The
disloyal member having majority vented
their sentiments By excluding from the
standing committees and from the General
Convention nearly every LOYAL man who
was named fof these positions.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

- Governor Morton has gone 10 He"
York. Il : aid. fos the purpose q attending
70 matter. crossing OF 81 the lac '''"''
spon The StAi.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxyurH coNGREss-Fm,r sss-rs,

XXXYIlrH CoNGRESS-FRsr Sts-IsS.
WAsHISGroS, May 30
SESATE.-Mr Wilson. of Massachusetts,.
presented petition o: Eliza Biggs. n female
slave, who Is owned in the District Of Colum.
bia but hired out in Maryland. and her own
er has not placed her name in the list of
those 20 be emancipated under the act
Mr.. Wilson. from the Military Committee.
reported back the bill for the better organi
cation OF the Adjutant Generals Department.
Mr.. Ten Eyck offered resolution that the
Secretary OF War communicate the the Sen
ate copy Of tho Official report Of General
Hooker, relating to the recent battle AZ vii
liamsburg
Mr.. Wilson offered resolution that the
Secretary of Interior communicate TO the
Senate copy of the correspondence with
the War Department on the subject Of the
imprisonment Of soldiers ia the Penitentiary
of the District. He said he understood there
we're 10 or 90 soldiers imprisoned in the
Penitcntiafy here.
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maygsdl,w4w

KExovAL.--I have removed my Hide and
Leather Store TO ls2. Grisvold Block, north
side Main Street, between Cox and Hui
mans Wholesale Grocery establishment
Thankful 20 my numerous friends and
patrons for pas; fAvor-. respectfully ask
for 70 call and see me ~ nv new stand
See advertisement
/. A. BURNETT.
Nav ?, IL!
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NOTICE to ResI Estate Dealers. -
A hs~e p~sIIlags 49, stcre Eeuzas $3.50 -
ts~ns sxceieas pisr~. = sefl 49, wtirh | I'll
trsts 20 weeefsf u - rtsf TsfFr Hsn'F. ~ gaf
1Iezrsass = essA ApGay -
eHAEEFKT
t><l2tA~ea nesi ksfsD sT~rt
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r. samuel Z Ho>hour. Of iHdiaisaioias.
IA. seen commissioned Superintendent q
P.,lsr rn.sra~tloa Prof Hozhour = tie
P,,..3er, ~ Professor Of language Ct the
sor,h- wessern Christian Uusef.l.y We
.eafa that the appointment ~.s ansoiieised
al Ice better could haze been made
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RoerfTAi DR. Rust Surgeon General
go-2llsl No I Terre Hau.e Iraisua sckoSl-
sires. -ith many thanks. TO boxe- hospital
s,o-e- from Per. af. Crawford Of Clinton
Ind,ana-And Sarah II P..sch.rd Of Room
.ngisle Ini.
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Ravs>s csezzs-A Ai.s.,..,..~ -.
oonsssatiy o. 1snd. a b. Gear u,saf..,....
joining tAr Terre Ha.f. saioaa. ~. -.
ssAii' Of hsssns e'ssr.. soisseee. piv>s. -,
ard invites = frieuis = ers~us - A;s ~.
PzsrS,ass ~ \.
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HwsIch 1 Virgil. CarIars Manual

.zwsIch 4 Wright. Carriage Aanuiac
tar-r-. have Tor sale five Family Carriage.
RoesAvays. .nd Beggies, q reduced prices
also good family carriage. second h.nd Sc
light open buggy. :
open buggy. ~
WEIGH 4 WRIGHT.
ss-.h q Pub,.c Square. Terre Hsa'e Ind.
m.s3itI~
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NEW pUsLIcATIoNs.

TRUNPs: A NOVEL By GEO
Il " crETsS. -sisoaizty n,-ssF.s-i - Ha<g..
MkcAJLANS HISTORY OF KNeLANl
~ So.
THE Wits AND RRAux OF socgvTv
- tss so = -.14eaas - ss-rsrsys
sftessu We E1cNsssase
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son Sass.-ons sewing Msehlae. ph.eA
can BE seen Al ne sore 81 William !. see
srt. south Of the Posi- oascs. To-. = = god
machine. sd 81 be sola o. ~ moss li5sf..
ssrms mo- .a'~
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srart .tisx MARY Thomas I'll lecture
% morrow Sunday. At the City school Hall
=. IL o'eloeS = m md a. : O'Clock = ID
seats ire
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woot--ie0.ossa Ibs wArsed. tos -kicA I
- ~ tie highest rrice - essh stmv
Leather store. Va IT, Nslr Sssesi rsrre
Hszts. lndiAaA.
aseal~ /. !. BURNETT
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
PROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Msy 30.--A FIRE last night IN tie
Vest Division. destroyed the planning mill IT
" slker and y ashburn, and ssve rai .diosning
buildings los 0o 900 insurance not known.
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htAsHsstts LAeEs REsE - rssr sarn
1.s's SAieoS i AZ constantly receiving
-. 4aaits % BeJ~sais lsees Beer
sS'sa 81 serve % losees q he seos.
hsVer@Ss. a nv eel ksso~n Sa,oaa. 49, Il
ne ssFrs hsass Hosso Give Ne c.Ii al
To- - qusiiss ~ yoassslves
nHi kATxE~rkru
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AdjutNnt cenerai Noble received dis
patch last night from Lieut.. Col. John ;.
Williams. stating that the cd Indiana reach
81 Washington City yesterday morning. and
~ere the frs, troops % arrive there u re
spouse TO the Presidents reguisision. Bull,
for Indiana
The following company oficsrl have been
commissioned
rHrkrIEtn INDIANA.
Captain Henry W Lawton.
First Lieut. Edwin b. Stubley
Second Lieut.. John Cogan.
Captain Oliver McNahan.
First Lieut. Ambrose Johnson.
second Lieut.. Everett +. Price
FOURTEENTH sSDf.SA
Captain Robert r Catterson.
First cut Francis NJ Kalis
SECOND Lieut.. Leviuz BOst~ick
Captain David L. Besm.
Fra. Lieut. Porter Lundy.
Secoad Lieut.. John S. Sullivan:
Captain John Lindsey.
Firs Lieut.. VIM. p. Haskell.
sscond Lieut. James Mitchell
Captain willisrn Hsughton.
fIsi Lieat Stephen ) Dfitloh,
s-cond Lieut.. Matthias Hauenback
sag,ala Ei-sri Brasher,
fIr-. LIEUT. Gai,and .. Shellsdy.
sscori Iient. John Botwort
fks ~ Albany Ledger says. .'Scne less
O. Twelve astfhs have occurred IN tie hos.
yisals o. al isy Cor the wsck ealing to day.
This i tho aesx.sst mortality Of any week
sirce the 81 .hl.ahmsot Of hospitals here. =
Aost OF tas cases we're cd oncs. broaght
here .nas % condition. There are bat
ts- Of thss bsd eases remaining. and he
seaersl sAuaafy coGi.sloa Of the hospitals !,
h.shly satisfactory
A dl-pssch "a. received Yesterday b
Coz. Norsoa from Geo. B1nk. .tatinx that
sas 9Th IL sra ~as TIE only regiment en.
ssged % ths ate rc'realiEg hgAs piih ths
rebels 10 su-sainsi n. foilo~ ;oy is.s =
kllei = wounded T. rnsry wsfs rui.>lae
bas stsagslers we're stu coming Ia or %,
sa.eess reee we're kl.ied Ana Captain,
wdeoasn. io-s snd Wellnaa are ,lirhd,
sounded. aol Len, VA Ba.kIfl sol cart
" psvia are missing
A correspondent Of th. Ia. s..a41 "a
sssie. "a a letter from teen. Hallcck'- ARM
sys The skifnlsa Yesterday between y,
9Th ohio snd detaehmeut q TIE rebel.
SO Witnessed b. Gov Norton. ~ tn.l.sna
-ho - eccom7.aied =, the scene es s-slea
9y General Nelsoe sad IAN While .esiel
IN hn hosse A4A cane unpleasant, ae.s
as sussruatorisl esr~. has instead 81 fdsht
snsnE a ise lesiea me~ssnxsr - ,nerel,
reuarkei -rse,gy e.o.e shaving that e.~n
Sei.en 6ses Morton !. here. look,nx Il.
Ger the comfors ani welfare n a. trooys =
T. the Executives q other states. 7 aal.
ssy. "t'o thou ani 10 ikewse
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ALE AND PORTER.

u WEISS * CO. are prepared TO
NJ. furnish y the barrel. o. beiiel for family
and Medical Purposes
ALE. PORTER. CIDER, LAGER BEER,
ssosch Ale,
f-snAen porter.
Philadelphia Porter.
Dsyies Ale.
N3IIson AL
Aiiw.ukA Lager pe-r.
Cinrtnnar lager Beer
thlesgo Lsgel bssf,
fotflf1 cider. g.. &C.
q. WEISS a Co.
Dealers la Groceries ant Prov'sisls.
~. s. xsin Street between Third Fourfh street,,
u.y1sfsw TESRE-HAUTH. IND
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NoslcE.-Lost or rnislaid. certificate 10,
two shares OF Stock In the Terre Haute q
Richmond X. r. Co. dated February 9. 1851
In Ire name Of worthington 4 Co. Appli-
cation has been made to the Company for a
renewal OF saiG Certificate.
\ = wfNsLow.
rnav.lfiltw4s
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KERN'S RESTAURENT

am now setting Free Lunch every day
from 10 to half-past II o'clock. at which
time | will be glad 20 see my friends aud
patrons.
may2idlw CHAS. KERN
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LIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
II issued In the -Ftna Insurance Company q
Hartford Connecticut.
Cash Assets. y, ufV.tSp
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
In The fire and Marine Company. Springfield, Mas
Cash Assets ssts.s .st..tsst.. r-oo.oco
FIRE POLICIES issued IN the Fire In
sarspee Company q Hartford. Connecticut.
Casa Assets ..s...ss..-..t..-..s. tIoo, 90
INSURANCE IN the above old ard reliable Comps
nies can be procured reasonable rates. on sppli
cation g.
HAGRR aeKyRx. sg~at.
Life 1nsuranCc.
Applications for policies in pb0ni. Autuss
I1fs fnsnrsncs Company a Hsftlcrd. Connectievi
Cash ASSETS. .-s-. .t...s.s.ss fse'.c'
Recsivsd ~
,. n HAeER. kgeeL
IT, yo.- A. ~ero. h~iicsi Fssnirsr.
sprsi3D
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GROCERIES.

oh. RIVE has removed his Gro
l. CRY and Provision Store 70 No }, Phosl4
hc~. wsbssh Street, nsri door 10 ". L. kezeer'.
banking Once
HIS stock n considerably increased ~ new lcf
chas~ from the best Cincinnati Whole.sis Ffr-u.
md his customers vii ind his New stauf besies
the usual assortment u Provision, al Gfsosr's.
the following articles
SWISS CHEESE,
GREEN CHEESE,
LfABURc CHEESE.
SARDISES,
HUlLE D0LlNES,
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. a Ia vanille.
MACARONI,
NERMICELLI,
FRENCH MUSTARD by the gallon
or bottle.
Also Parma, Sage. Split Peas. Pear harley, a
All these Goods cheaper than ~ any ether piaee
Doots delivered ~ home by KKpre-. Wagon.
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LUNCH LUNCH

MAY 3, az
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-02
Laws of Wood County.

The Board Of Supervisors CT the County OF
Wood, do order and determine as follows to
wit:
Sec. /. There is hereby appropriated to the
several towns, for the purpose of aiding said
towns in the building OF bridges, the sum OF
one Thousand Dollars
Sec , The said sum of one thousand dol
lars is hereby divided as follows: To she town
of Dexter the sum of $4,000, the dance of
$500 to be divided between the other seve-
raj towns upon the following basis: in proper
ton TO the amount of terri DRY in each town,
to be taken from the assessment rolls for the
year 1861 the Orders to be issued whenever
the Board of Supervisors of each town shall
present to the Clerk and Chairman of the
Coanty Board Of Supervisors the proper vouch-
ers that the work has actually been done and
accepted, and approved of by the Board of
eaci, town, and that no Orders shall be issued
fastr than the work shall be completed and
SO certified to.
The undersigned, Chairman and Clerk of the
Board Of Supervisors of Wood County, do
hereby certify that the above order WAS passed
July lst, 1862, and that the above is true
and correct transcript Of the original order.
p B. STEARNS, Chm pro tenn.
l.. N. HAWLEY, Clerk.
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POWERS & LANG
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,

FJ,. the relie, Of he Six and Distressed nHcten
aynt V;.t'f4t anf Cly.,pir Diseases. and espe-
ciqHv for TIE Cure cf Diseases of the Serual
Organs.
mr. .DICA Al ADVICE given gratis by the Act
III ing Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoaa
or Seminal Weakness, and other diseases OF
the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dispensarv, sent to the
afflicted in sealed envelopes, free of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage will be ac-
ceptable.
Address, DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa ely
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-08-02
Summons.
State Of Wiscoasia- C,rcats Cour. for Woca
County.

State Of Wisconsin, CIrcttts Cor'! for Wocd
County.
j Joseph Lowell and j. COLES, Jr., partners under
t..e nsnie a,,d style uf Lowell, Coles y 30,
Plaintiffs, agst Joseph Wood, Matilda Wool.
Spencer u. Bryant, Joseph Partridge, james
W. finchod. James s arren, s. B. Gale, N.
S. Warren, Z. c, Worthing OIL, Napoleon d.
Caswel. Henry L, McCaon, Gesrge A. Bow
den, Lucus E. Sehoon naker and Hiram
Schoonmak +. firm OF Nc Don, Sehoonm X
er Il Co., Moses \. Hopbaek, Eslmer II, Gar-
but, VIVA. f. Black, Julius b. Roberts sni
Mortim snirisks SRA of Hnnnork Ga--
but i Co., L"mrel j. HINT, Isaac I. Vart,
- Graham and - Aiken, firm Of Graz
ham & Aiken, / If. Bil;lger 4 20, 8.
Nicholas Bank, \ T., Park Bark, \. Y,
George Chapman, James Pike, Robert $,
Lyon, Charles a. Moves, Gardner Z. Taft and
James = Winslow, Jaran 3. Salisbury api
Samuel W. Chit nden, firm of Salisbury s
Chitteaden, Oliver s. Tweedy, Elias y.
Greene, Dexter Tifftuy, Ebert L. EastmaR,
Alden Bigelow, Min P Dayton, Cyrus. Il.
Carter Henry (. QI!n3n, Richard 4. d
Forest, and James Armstrong, defendants.
HNHE State OF Wisconsin to the abov,
i named defendants:-
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which
is flied in the office of the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Wood County, Wisconsin, AMI
10 serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint on The subscribers st thair Office in
the village of Grand Rapids, i'll said County,
within ninety days after ire service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of such service: and If
YOU fail to answer the sai complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply 10
the Court for The relief demanded in the COM
July 10th, 1882.
WEBB q WITTER,
2sGw PlfIs' Atl'ys.