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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-04-26
Published april !. 1852.
CHAPTER 40.

An Act 10 enerd sui division six Of section
81 Of chapter 134 of the revised statutes en-
titled of executions and proceedings Slip
Elementary thereto"
The people Of The State Of Wisconsin. represent
ed IN Senate aud assembly, do enact as fol-
lows:
Sec. ]. Subdivision six of section ST of
chapter lSf of the revised statutes emit led '.of
executions and proceedings supplementary
thereto" is hereby amended, By adding he e.
to the following words to wit: lone gun. rife
or other firearm, not exceeding fifty dollars in
value"
Sec. g This act shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passage
Approved March %, 1882
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-04-26
NGRAHAM GOULD.
NU RSERT-MAN N.
Beaver Dam. tfi>cOnsin,

FILLS orders promptly for Fruit and orna-
L meR'al Trees, Shrubs, Plants, &c. All ar.
ticles ordered warranted sound and healthy,
and packed In good condition to ship BY rail
or stage to any part of t.e State. Farmers
and others, try the Beaver Dam Nursery!
Orders should be sent IN by the hrs: Of
March, If possible. Send for catalogue sad
sec terms and prices. #f ! GOULD.
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had in the county where such insolvent shall
reside, gu ject to change of venue. for like
ctnsss, I'D accord ng to the provisions which
govern in actions, pending in the circuit
court"
Approved April Z. 1862
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-04-26
Attention. Everybody!

YNIE ccoun s of Chas n Webb have been
L placed in nv hands for collection Those
that no. paid or settled by JAN Let, 1882
will be sued.
Aft j. D. WITrER
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SEWING MACHINES!!

THE ECONOMY OF USING THE
Franklin Family Sewing Machines!
THESE Machines make the celebrated Gro
L yer h Baker stitch, with has taken the
highest premium tn Illinois Safe Fair. in
September last at the Uni ed States Fair. in
st. Louis, in 1860. aud at the princi pal State
Fairs throughout the country.
competent Ju'ses gave a decision in f'vor
Of this stitch, on account of its great strength
and adaptation TO all kinds Of family and man
ufac:uring purposes.
Tbs following table viii! show the difference
in favor of Sewing Machines over the old
method Of stitching by hand Iu the working
Of these Machines there is not only a great
saving Of labor and time, besides adding great.
" to The hcalthfulness Of he employment, but
the stitch is much stronger, more elastic. and
less liable to rip or ravel than tie itch made
with shuttles and bobbins.
r;po - n xuuad in M iur in I,a,iis.' nts.
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Michigan Central Railroad.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

~ ~ ALA olLAN l. NAL NNy u L.
To New York, New England and
the Canadas.
|0N and after SUNDAY, NOV srd, 1851
~ trains leave the Great Central Union De
pot, foot of Lake street as follows:
600 A. M.-Dav Express. Except Sunday
arrives at Detroit at 500 p. m; Sas-
pension Bridge 4:o5 a. M; Albany 4:l5
p. M; New York $3.50 P. H.; Boston
1920 m.
$50 ?. M.-Nigh> Express, (cxcept satur-
dav,) arrives at Detroit at sos a m
Suspension B idg- 5:25 p. NJ; Albany
G:l5 a.. m; New York 1900 M; Boston
4:3o p. III.
Cincinnati trains. via VI. c. railroad. leRve
Chicago at 500 a. m mail train; $50 p. III.
F Express; arrive in Chicago at 700 a. IN
Est Express, and / p. m. Night Nal Train.
The $3.50 p. m train leaving Chicago runs
through to Cincinnati without change Of cars
baggage.
SALISBURI'S PATENT BUSTERS
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SALISBCRI'S PATENT BUSTERS
Are run on Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.

e BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THROUGH TIcKErs for sale in all principal
Railroad Offices in the West. at the General
Office, corner Lake and Dearborn streets, (un-
der the fremont House, Chicago, and at the
Depot.
r. y. RICE. General Superintendent.
J. w. SMITH Yves u Pass Ag't lItf
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Valiandigham, and has Eince that time
been in the army of the traitors. VAL
LANDIoMAM did not directly go into the
traitor army. being able to do the traitor
cause more service by remaining in ONO
and protesting loyalty.
His friends especially boast OF his cour'
age. He talks largely Of il, and is con
tiunally congratulating bimselt on me
dangers he has passed, His mora! cour-
age, however, is mere imperlinence; and
as to his physical courage, we arc not O.
ware that it has been subjected TO any
severe tests. lie is not incapable of
lodging vo'e. lie skulked from vote
on t5s Crltendens Resolutions in the
House in July last; and he would not
dare 10 say now whether those resolu
lions do or do not embody bis senil
ments. s..
The scheme for the dismcmbcrment OF
the fres States, and the attaching OF those
in the West to the Southon ConIederaOy'
lis that in which he is now most d{eply
Concerned, and the Southern papers sbow
, lnab us cunning 10 pHu7i''""N ~
fidelity to treason appreciated.
The Macon Miss Beacon, OF May
. 28lh, contained an editorial on the VAL
. LANDIGuAM and RIcuARDsoN Democratic
Address, concluding as follows; ,
awe may hope that Richardson, val
:, u andigham, Doniphau, aud other eonser
u vativo ulen of tue Northwest. viii
assume thai poworaud iuhue9co to ~hlcI
they are entitled by their Wisdom AM
patriotism. We could not expect lhes
e nen in the very outset Of their operation
II in this first stage of their rebellion sgains
!, The Fsderal desp0t, 10 assume posilIot
q utterly tagonistic TO all the acts an
u policy Of the party in power. Gat y
. hare only 10 dwait tho organization OF t@
II parties, and each WM 6riUe the Cthsr
y ertJ emes' New England wW be arr0ye
C against Ao Northeast, and then tho Sout
J wiH learn lilo w0y 10 slfety aRd Pcscs'
y Ths same Dumbsr Of tho Macon Braco
o contained All elaborate editorial 10 faVo
d Of opening the Mississippi river to th
q Northwest, as D ID cans Of separating th'
J. section from tho YsDkces.->L Cinciapa'
3 Commercial. ...
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'ha nonderous blows Of the cannon

the ponderOus blows of the cannon.
Heretofore, and up to the present tims,
Il has been the chief selicitude Of the
Government TO return fugitive slaves to
their masters that they might nse them
IN producing bread for the armed traitors
10 the field. Loyal sla'es must be cx-
cluded from our lines lest there should
be some plausible pretext for tue insane
charge of northern sympathisers, lhatOur
army was an army cf abolitionists. They
must not be coD1scaled, lest the Southern
heart, already burning Ot re heat, should
be fired.
This mistaken policy bas cost US much
of money and blood, while it has added
to the rebel strength 100000 of labor
ing built their Notifications. manu-
factuied their arms and supplied their ar
mics with food. ..-..,i
We thank God these aboniuations ar
being slowly revoluIionized -tlat ,h
Government is arousing to sense ol it
rights, its duties and itspast iolies --mAn
ifestiug a determination to suip the traiI
ors of al! things aiding them in their III
holy work md approPriating TO lis ow
use all things lending to a speedy an
successful termination of the ~ar.
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HA khI UOMEh,
Co, A. Let o. V. U. s. A
The Record Of the Leadery.


The Xcuis Torch Light thus sxhumes
the antscs,lents Of tho men wao,eou srolled
and shaped she policy Of the rssent DEM
ocratio Convention, and who ihtend to
shape the administrative peley OF the
Stale if entrusted wish it's COVER; 81
We ask the loyal people Of Greene
county TO contemplate for moment the
political character Of The leaders in this
atfair. Let them remember that Msdary,
the President OF the Convention. is the
editor Of . paper at Columbus, called the
Crsis-,bas as the time of its. formation,
10 published iu bis paper the rebel Con-
stitution, promulgated as the supreme
law Of the Confederate States; that he
proncunced it superior 10 odta. and re-
commended It's adoption 20 our. people
Let them remember that Judge Thurman.
the Chairman ofthe COMMITTEES on rssolu'
tions. is the recognized friend and com.
forter Of tho Seceesionists atCamp Chase
that packages for them are sent 10 his care
and that he is known over the State as The
bitter enerpy of tia Government. Le,
them remember that Vallandigham, the
leader. the master spirl, Of this move ment
has been notorious for his opposition u
the Government in its eGars to crush III,
traitors: and that on every occasion h
has SO acted and voted AZ 10 cripple anc
obstruct the President and his frie nds il
their war against treason.
Finally, let them look at this aseembl!
and its leading spirits; let them remem
ber that Medary, Thurman, BARLEY
Burchard. yallandigham. &o.. were th'
friends and advocates Of Breckinridge ii
1860: that their party leader, and hi
friends are now generals aud officers Ii
the rebel army. doing their utmost to de
Stroy our government. and yet such men
with such a record, have lha trazsn in
pudence to come before the paoplo o
Ohio, who know them aud their history
and ask votsrs to place the destinies Of th
State 10 their hands q. such time q
this! Did the world ever witness suSI
cirrontery?
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M. Victims Of Rheumatism read this

BeA.Yictms Of Rheumatism read this
CLEARroRr. Fairfield CO., Juno 4,;,1S57
DR.. G. w. RoDAcH, No. 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, 0.--DeaJ 6ir:--ThiS
spring l hired to work on farm during
the summer, but ] became severely aftlietI
ed with rheumatism, and il disabled ME
so much, that was eOmpsllod TO quit
work. After being ctndned to my room
for some time: j procured oi your agents
at this place, Messers, Attoit D. Sons, a
bottle OF your Scandinavian Blood Purif-
or and box Of your Blood Pillss and pf-
ter the use Of them / was restored 70 per-
feet health. One bottle Of your Blood
Purifier and one box Of your Blood Pills
performed perfect cure. Being satis6-
led that Il is an invaluable remedy. / sent
you this to DO published. If you think
proper. that others similarly affected ma
have the benefit Of my experience. l.,
l SILAS SPRINGER.
aESee advertisement. .43f.H
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Address Of Gen. ROpe.

,WAenISGToh July II,
To The Officers and Soldiers Of the army
Of Virginia:
By sp-cial assignment Of the President
of tho United States. I have assumed
conmand OF this army. have spent
two weeks in learning your whereabouts,
your condition and your wants-in pre-
pairing you for active operations, and in
placing you in positions from which you
can aot promptly and to the purpose.
l have como to you from the West,
whore wo have always seen The backs Of
oui onomies; from an army Whcse busi,
uoss ii has been to seek the adversary,
aud to beat him wien tound-whose poll
cy bAs teen to attack and not TO defend
In bat ono instance has the enemy bseu
ablo to place our Western army In de-
feuaiVe attitude.
presume that ! have beencallod here
10 pursus tho same system aud to lead yor
against the enemy, II is my purpose lC
do 90, and thA, speedily.
lam sure you long fvr an opportunity
to win tue distinction you arc capsule 0
achieving. Tha, opportunity l shall en-
deSvor 10 give you. Meantime ! dtsir,
you TO dismiss from your minds certain
lphrsass which l am sorry to find much ii
vogue amongst you, Ihear constantly o
taking strong positions and holding them
o. lines Of retreat aud Of bases Of sup
plies.
Let us discard su6S IDEAS. The stron
goat position soldier should dssirs I,
occupy is ono from which he cao mos
easily advance agains, the enemy.
Lot us study tho probable line Of 10
hoat OF our opponents. aud leave Our owl
10 tAko care o itself Let us look befor
us md not behind; succcss aud glory al
in the advance,
| Disaster and shame lurk 10 the real
let Us aoi on this understanding, Nnd it |
safe to predict that Jour banners shal
be inscribed with manya glorious deed
and tha. your names will'bO dear 10 you
countrymtn forever.
(SigIod) JonN PopE,
Major General Commanding.
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Especial DIspalch to The Cincinnati Gazette.


Especial DlepaICh to the Cincinnati Gazslte,l
COLUMBUS, July ID Colonel Bliss and
Capt Harrington have returned from es-
labliahiug camps in sts northern par, Of
the State, and will leave to morrow for
Southern Ohio on shs eams errand, Thsy
speak enoouragingly Of the prospects for
enlisiments. ..
When The harvest ia over. The farmers
! will turn out on masse.
They report the City Council Of Mans.
field about to. appropriate ten thousand
dollars for recruiting purposes.
It is understood the City Council here
will appropriate twenty five thousand dol.
lara for like object.
A meeting to raiss recruits will DO hsld
here tomorrow night, ..r,s
Tho call includes nearly all the sub
s!anlial aud best men Of the city.
Letters received to day by Gov. Tod
exhibit an sarnestness aud determination
on the part Of our leading mon not equal
cd since tho fall of Sumter. Insome dis
tricts the excitement is interse.
Gov. Dsnnison, II. J. !ewett. the Rail
road President. and Col. Harris will take
the stump immediately for recruits.
PsymAs!er Mcdowell, appointed Col
will raise bis regiment ip CiDcipuaa.--
Every well soldier 10 tie city. and al
who cau be spared from the camps, have
received orders to march.
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Co. j, i7,S / ! :, o, j. v,

Mrs, Capt, stiuOhcomb has kindly fur
nished us lsttcr from her husband. from
which We make Tee following extracts:
TusouMBiA, ALAY /
Provost Aarshal's Office, June 80, 62, J
Dear LOu:-I have moi written you fol
several days COZ GbG reason that We were
on The mOroh, and / knew could mol
send you any letter until after we arriv.
cd at this place. Wall, We arrived here
lhis morning abouI 10 o'clock with ouI
Whole brigade and found three other reg
imenls here, Col, connell was appoint
ed Provost Mashal, but declined serving
and Col. Hoshlns Of tho l2lh Ky, was
appointed in his place. My company and
company B Of the 3Sth Ohio, we're detail
ed with orders to report to Col Hoskins
to act as his Provost Guard and hence
you find my letter dated as above. We
may be here two or three months, and
may be relieved tomorrow. | am in
hopes VIC may be- left here for some time
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can be heard for many miles. and canoes, |
skilIs and RATS can be seen drited hither
and thither by the turbulent waters, as
iisherman's harpooued gig goes down in
the roaring waters.
Next we came TO Elkriver; the bridge
as usual, was down; we pitched IN aud
waded, as usual; breeOhes of, guns in
hand, accoutremsnIs around waists, have
ersaeks slung to sides, camel. backed
lkunpSacks on shoulders. Some soldiers
pulled off their shoes and the sharp gra.
vol cut lh.ir bara feet. The Captains OF
such we're immediately put under arrest.
Next we came to Athens, Limestone
| County, where four companies ofsho 2lst
20. V. were on picket. They vera part OF
: iMitohell's Division and here we shook
hands with Dan, Richards and John La
motto. nov representing Fiudlay, Liant,
Col. Jim Nlebling was not pressus ~
, miles from Athens and i've from Hunts
vile. Wa arrived in our prssent camp Oh
I Indian Creek, where DR.. Homer O. Shaw
E of The" "Bloody 7T6m be jabers," paid u
visit. lie looks bale and hearty, fa
aud fresh, joyial and jolly. aa i
5 We halt hare few days TO give Rsl
4 Tapisls chance to show authority b,
y. way Of Court Martial. Proceedings. Com
nencej yesterday; fret Indictment =
" "Chorge; That Acting ORDERLY ssrgean
t Harry Conner was guilty otCOnduot pref
It tdicial to good order and military disei
Y pliuc," inasmuch as the said f, Come
/. permitted lis feet to get bfstered on th
\, march from Florence TO Huntsville an
e was thereby unable 10 march Two hour
e at time in the hot sqa at the rate Of
II mile. an hourl Hundreds Of other ctaI
,f ges Of like import have tu audsrgo exam
,t nations tome arrested for stealing gses,
e some for mabbing their hats down. som
J. for missing roll call, some for bavlng soI
b feet, soma for not having as strong Col
Ii Siiiutious as others, some for letting me
s, get vet shoes, some for letting She
in men pull them Of 10 keep shoes from 20
III Ting wet =
ID HARRY OOMER,
"A n, 4 g.. n " TT
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INDiAN CnEER, Limestone %, , Al

IHDiAN CREEK, Limestone 10, {, Al,
1t would be very tedious to you all and
likewise irksome to myself 10 give you all
tho little minulim and incidents Couae-
quent on the march ofa grand army to
Ihis place from Corioth. Be 1t sufficient
for me to state that We have marched ov-
er Two hundred miles since leaving Cor
in,b, with heavy knapsacks on our backs.
We Travelled by way Of Pennington, thro'
Pillowsburg and / Iuk.a, Mississippi.
crossing Big Bear Creek INTO Alabama,
thence TO Tusoumbia, OIL the Memphis u
Charleston Railroad. whers tie 6rst meal
for. r..mopths on the "dead square" that has
run down my not unwilling throat, was
dished up by aable son of Swampdom
A tramp of FIVE miles from Tuscumbia
and ferrisge over the Tennessee brought
us TO Florence. .---the county sest Of Ian
derdalo. where moro Union feeling was
exhibited, or, rather, ! should say. less
animosity was shown the Union soldiers
than at any other place sincs leaving
Columbia, Tennessee. Hero We pitched
tents and staid 6vo days, the boys anu
sing themselves 10 The meanwhile by buy
ling onious, (2 for 8 cents J and passing
themselves into the Provost Marshal'i
hands, Right across the river from hi;
place is the cato wLsfe old Genera
jackson and Staff quarlered themselves
on the route from Nashville to extermiu
ate the hostile Indians, II isa remarSa
bic spot and the romantic scenery obssr
yable everywhere, 10 full Of "reminiscences
of by.gone days, Gen. MoCoob, q second
Jackson, in good bard sense. military
knowledge and bravery, occupied The
quarters which, over ffy years ago, The
Hero Of New Orleans evacuated The old
military road Gu. through marshes and
woods is still to be seen, improved and
rejuveuated by the extra duty men Of tEt
1st Ohio!
On tho 95sh Of Juno we left Florence
for Huntsville, distance OF abont 7C
miles, passing through MasonVillo. Cher
okeo and Rodgerville. To the right o
the two latter pisces about q mile, are the
famous Muscle Shoals. an unnavigablC
part Of the Tennessee river, bottomed
with smooth limestone rock. and dotted
over with innumerablc miniature cas-
: cades, The aggregated roaring of these
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Mnndoli rhllIIps AEnIp.

Weodell Philips haa been making aa'
other 0f his wild haranguss. He SAID IL
o Fourth Of July speech; s.. --..
The GoyeInmsnt wants three huudred
thousand men; wo mast saq 10 him, ''you
cannot have q man or o dollar until you
proclaim a policy"
Jefferson Davis does less to bresk up
this Union With his armies. than Lncolo
in his ,ndIsli y and delay TO proclaim Z
mancipaiion, -.. ......,....i.. ..
Fourteen mouths, til to day. We have
suppottcd the Government with our
whole Inolal Influence. The news goes
to Europe 10 day that We are Defeated -
that tho North is standing at bay,unequsl
10 tbe' contest. How soon. then, will
Europe interfere? II the Union ID saved,
John Ericsson has saved il. II Con
gress Gao do nothing mora than il has, we
should thank God ifs Cromwell appear
cd. MID .....,,. ........ I......
It is fortunate that thoso crazy eayiugS
have few indorSe,s, "a policy as Mr.
PnlLlrrs sees it s nothing but procla-
NATION Of universal Emancipation. The
FresidentHas policy. 1t tocarry on the
war for the Union, in which alone ,her'
can be peace. Af;cr listening to the a
base heapsd upon the President by Mr.
VALLAsDIonAM, it is rather refreshing tc
SEQ PHILLlrs doing tie same thing. Mr.
PurL1rps' cry for CROMWELL to put au
oud to Congress. strongly suggests TIE
possibility .ba, Congress has been doing
well in some particular.
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Encouraging RspoTb from moCleilaA's
Armya-0ur Total Losa II,00Q.-Ix pected
EXCHANGE of Prisoners,

WAsutSaroN. July ll.--Aecoants
brougb. By tho Presidential party from
tho headquarters Of the Army OF thc Po
tomas, give cheering view of tho posi-.
ton of things in that vicinity. 1t is rep.
resented tina. tho losses on our part in the
several battles will not exceed in killed,
wounded and missing, 1900. Stag,
glers are continually returning.
Tho loss Of the enemy there, no doubt,
is exceedingly largo, l. is, understood
that previous to the late battle before
Richmond, General Nc Clellan arranged
with tho rebel authorities for general
exchange of prisoners. and that General
Dix has been instructed to consummate
tho same undera flag Of truce.
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for the purpose Of elecliug 81 delegates to
the Congressional Convention and six to
the State Convention. at Columbus on
the elst. Is r
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Mass Convention.

The people of this county, all who are
IN favor Of a vigorous prosecution Of the
war. for. The restoration Of the Federal
authority in the rebsrliods staIcs, will
mset in Mass Convention, in Tie city o.
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ST Fruit cans Of syery variety for sale
at MoMASAAY's Tin and Stove store.
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From Columbus.

Patriotic Revipoi IN 0hio--7hs Farmers
Preparing to KoLaRiser en- AaSse --Ap'
propriatilns for Soldiers Var Nest'
iNa, dc.
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CHANGE or TIME.

Olnoin u a q, W iiui In sto n nAznnesvIIIs
-. 49,
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ase- OF Advertising In Daily.

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are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ 10 such an extent a.
that the system does not .>lapso into It's
former condition, which !, too APT t0 be
the case with simply pergstivo Pill.
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