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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

FALLISG FROM GEAcE.-The Right
Rev. Gen, LeonidaS Polk, since he doff-
cd the mitre and cIutched the sword
III the rebel service, has suffered some
what from bis associations, and speaks
Arkansas English with fuency. y cor
resPondcnce from Louisville, thus mon
tons the old crusader: Il think the
Right Reverend Bishop General Polk,
# some one has not s!andeged him, sent
4 flag Of truce to the devil when he laid
aside the sword Of the spirit and
took up the carnal weapons Of JEFF,
Davis. and has since fallen ilto the
habit OF the army in Flanders. It is
slated on the authority Of 4 gcntema0
who WAS present that, when s note Of
inquiry was sent down u Columbus By
G ~. Grant after the hattI~ At 3.
mont, in which the action WAS nantlna-
"a 2$ Z s5lirmi>h.' the Bishop General
IN reading it exclaimed, 'Skj"mi<A =
s.ei! anl damn2.ion! I'll Ike to know
what he calls { tlttIe.'o
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11
a Good Day for Mules.

soldiers, at Paducah, which will pay
fer its space in repeating. When our
troops first received their teams theY
were troubled to procure forage; SO
the mules turned loose or gathered in
the outskirts Of the town. Occasion
! ally q few would be missing, until
/ Uncle Sam found himself minus some
twenty-five or thirty. Those which
strayed away were caught by the
SPECTATORS and taken to Blandville,
back Of Columbus, where they had
accumulated some fifty stolen and pur-
1 chased animals, which were under five
or six keepers. The two prira:es men
toned Cmembers Of the Fortieth Hi
nois Volunteers,) hearing of the
whereabouts of the stock, asked Cen
eral Smiths permission to attempt
their recapture, which with some mis-
giving&, was granted. The boys dress
ed in the garb Of Kentucky farmers.
went and surveyed the field and fold,
and set to work. They had whisk Y
with them-whisky such as Kentucky
rebels like to get drunk on--good old
Bourbon, and the first object was to
get them as comfortably tight as pos
sible, which was not long III being ac-
complished. Then the boys went to
the mule yard, let down the bars,
mounted two of the best without sad
die or bride, and started for Padncah,
the whole lot following at q break neck
pace, and braying in the most diaholi-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

e@ Oh wondrous age! when want
Of native charms no longer fills fair NO
men with alarms; when painted roses
dorm the saIIow face, aAl iron ribbon
gives her every grace; when piles Of
gold, her sire's il!-gotton gains, are full
atoncment for the want Of brains; when
solid graces WELD a blunted dart, while
musk and moonlight win the lover )
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

land where labor waits to be honor
/ ed, and has not long to wait. as It IS II
these loyal states. And there, both
black and white, are this day, in their
various ways, in this same tongue, in
! yoking Gods wrath and curse upon US.
and calling upon the blessed Chris: to
keep back the tide Of his own glory, IS
it rolls in upon the darkness Of those
deluded shepherds, watching the black
human fiocks in the night Of slaYery's
all deceiving shade.
"And must the prayers Of orr par
ent race abroad, and the prapers ofreb-
q brothers at home, and the broken
prayers Of halfdeluded slaves, all be
heard today in our common English
speech, praying against the only faith
| Iul representative Of the language OF
Milton and Hampdcn, and Pyn and
Burke, and Cowper and Burns, and
Wesley-who here in these loyal States
ask only thai His kingdom-who was
born today in BethIehem-lnay come !;
that His light and His liberty, and His
blessing may fall upon the darkness
and break every yoke, and dispel all
ignorance and injustice, and establish
equality and brotherhood and order
and peace in all the earth. Then be
it SO! For this is glory enough, to
stand alone, not only for American but
for English liberty! to be the only gen
uine heirs Of the great Anglo-Saxon
past-to have laid upon rs the vindi-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

1t Il 4 torture to enemies To raturf
their injuries with k.G1aGss.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-01-11

one TUN Of Paper Rags wanted st tbs
" WOOD %. DRUG STORE
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

IIAvING HAD SIX TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
feeling any pain Whatever BY DIR. j. JAY VILIERS
roo Grand street. Two blocks from Broadway, take great
pleasure I'm recommending him careful and skitu den-
tist.-Mrs. G. Leach, Morrfsania.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

Al . ~
Extra do. Observation-Disclosures ~
Good 70 choice family do..........."..7 70
Corn meal, Jersey ana Brandy wine -. 8 90 80
canadian rather more active while prices
range Of the above prices Southern -four was IN good
request with an Improvement In prices The sales EN-
braced 600 bbls., within the range OF quota
tons Rye 1onr nrmer, with sales Of ESQ bbs at
our figures Corn meal was active, and prices
a tride lower, with sales OF GOO a 100 bbls.
tho enhanced views Of buyers checked Transactions
The saes embraced about 40 900 bushels at 81 AZ for
small lot Of Southern red on the dock 20 q q for
for Milwaukee, club delivered; Chicago spring At 81 35,
and who Canadian on private terms Rye was in good
cls State, delivered at S6c Barley was in moo rate re-
quest, though irregular Sales Of 2,e00 busl State
made al the railroad depot at SOC Soc Coor'
10 quality Corn in fair demand and pr or
hrmer. The saes embraced about 80 600 bus o6c
o01ac Tor Western mixed, delivered Smaii sales Of
Jersey new and Southern at 6lc Oats were heavy with
sales OF Western and Canadian at 40c. 42o-he latter
rate for choice Canada, and State al ~.
CcFfEE-rhe market was quiet and prices firm, while
IN tho absence Of sales OF moment quotations were
nominal
CorToN.--The sales footed up about 2T5 bales, part
known as Liverpool cotton, closing the basis Of SOC.
sic yhe government salo Of Sea Island cotton from
Port Royal was held to day by Messrs Burdet Jones Co.
u drew large and spirited sepdaace and the prices OBJ
tanned satisfactory The efpurchases were made
by cotton brokers' account Of spnncrs and for export
with some lots on Speculation. The prices obtained
FRuaIs were irregular and cmen Is mode.
rate TO Liverpool COCO bushels Of wheat taken
at Sd. inshps' bags $500 bbs. flour at %. 2s. 3D.
with 500 terces lard and 400 boxes bacon at 25s.
BY foreign vessel, 10000 bushels wheat, IN bulk,
a7Xd To London 5000 bbIs flour wero taken at
2s lHd 2s 40, and $50 do, by foreign vessel, at
bushels Of grain for Antwerp at and 500 bags Of
coffee at Sled To Havre COO bbs. -four engaged
at 70c; wheat was at f8c.
PROVISIONS Pork less active and buoyant whle
prices unchanged Tho sales embraced about 100
bbls at S12 rs $13 for mess s12 rs for old do,
50 so for prime and $18 rs $13 SO for city prime
Reef in fair demand, with sales Of 250 bbs,
at $1 $2 80 for plain mess, and at $l4 Boof hams
steady and prices unchanged. Gut meats were in
moderate demand with sales OF 100 boxes long Eng
sh hams at &c. Bacon firm in fair request with
sales OF 500 boxes at for short ribbed Western and
at c for long clear city and at &C. for city Cumberland
cut. Dressed hogs at &c. for Western and at 4c
81 20 for city do Lard in fair demand with sales Of
900 packages at Sc for good toprmo in ticrces
and at Sc. o SIC. in bbls.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, Fed. 5-6 7. N.
BaaApsrrrTs --Flour--Thc Market under the influence
OF The Nova Scotlan's news became more active and
closed at en- advance Of &C. 10c per barrel chiefly on
tho lower grades The sales footed up about 2 600 bbs
closiug Within Tho range Of the following auotntlons
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

PLINY FREEMAN, Acnary.
MEDICAL ExAMINFEs
CORNELIUS X. BoCEkT NJ d., M. s 81. Marks pace.
GEORGE WILKES, NJ. D., Is Laighl street.
7,HE MEMBERS or TEMPLAR SUBLIME GRAND
Lodge Of icrft c.ion, Ne. here summoned
meet At their Lodge of rstopher ifud
SON Streets this Thursay evening. TX oclook, the
dcd at!on Of their and the
the Sublime Grand Council. BY order OF
STEPHEN MERRITT, JR, T. p. q. NJ.
JOSEPH GRIMES, Grand Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
EXPRESSES.

A BURNHAM's FURNIrURNE EXPRESS ANp PACK
n Ing Establishment, iiA Wes ksgenth street between
III tn and Sixth avt nuce Old furniture boyod and
shipped to all parts OF the world Covered wagons for re
moving furniture Of families Furniture stored,
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

hIEsSRS. SERvATIUS son, WELL KNOWN IN
N New York Tor many years professors In the art of
fencing leave 10 inform their the public that
in connection witn their academy in New York they have
opened Fen Ing Academy In III ooSiyn, at the Hamilton
Building, IA Court 81. Particular will
be given the instruct Of boaswor exercise and the
manual Apply at the Academy from to 10 A. NJ
and 6to p NJ on Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

A BUS MESS MAN. HAVING s2oo TO 5000 CASH, CAN
join party in the general brokerage BUSINESS onchaif
profits good salary security given.
Business established References exchanged Address Wall
Street. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
OCULIsTs AND AURIsrs.

OCULlsT AND AURIsT-DEAFNEsS AND BLIND
mes thc most hoi eics, cur without painful opera
onsi also nervous affections the frequent cause Of deaf.
ness, cured by DR. GRAVES Consultnon free perso ly
or by letter. GOD Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-02-06

COURSE OF SIX LECTURES, TO AID IN PAYING
~ oil the floating debt Of the Church of tho Redempton
IN East street Second lecture by Mr. Stephen
give various recit,ons humorous and pathetic songs
nterposed, Thursday evening February 1862 at eight
O'clock the of the above church, opposite the
Academy Of Music Tickets rs cents May be had No o.
East Thirteenth street. 20 Thrd avenue at the Eyange
cal Society Rooms Bible House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
sPORTIne.


INoas-Two LARGE GREyHOUNDs, ENGLISH AND
Scotch, Just mported will down fox or deer In
louble quick time. Inquire al Crooks "a chatnam srs
NOR sAIE-A DOUBLE BARREL FowLrNG PIECE
ia aaugc inch barrel made by Greener cost sl2o 70
import under low tariff has been used very c ad ~
as good as new Will be sold with pate n eaher ca o can
ine r Ac complete $50 nothing less AddressSreener
box ais Herald ollcc.
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
LECTURES.

A MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
n Society Clinton Hall, Astor pacc.Dr Wynnes paper
on the Statistics OF 1ntemperance, on Thursday, Feb a
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
JNNGLIsH ROAST BEEF AND PLUM PUDDING
~ FOR DE,NER TO DAY.
For sale, English Mutton, Yarmouth Bo.ers, Hams, Ba-
con and Cheese. T. RICHARDSON, agent
GO Maiden aue, corner " illiam street.
DECEIVED AT LIBBy's, NO I3o FULTON STREET,
IN another I, lot of CincO caguc Oysters, ~ ID The
Irct Slewa Fries aud Roasis in town. Oysters opened
without cracking Try the Fancy Roast and Boston Stewe
The New York herald., 1862-02-06
COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.

A DOLPH HAMMER HAS THIS DAY ADMITTED AS
"a partner William T. Ryerson and they win continue tue
business of brewing Ale under the firm Cf Hammer Co.
Fourth avenue, l2Sth and l20th streets.
HARLEM Feb. l. 1862
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-10
Office No. t42 SUPERIOR Street.
CLEVELAND, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10 1859
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, Feb. 8.
Southern newspapers received here state
that the rebel leaders are dsVoting much
attention to the subject Of new railroads.
JEFF. Davis recommends to Congress in SO.
oret session the completion Of the MiSsis-
sippl and Alabama Road, 90 as 10 connect
Selma, Alabama, with Meridenin Missis.
sippi, and Congress proposed to appropri-
ste Sl00 900 for that purpose.
The N. o. Picayune also notices the fact
that the road from Mobile to New Orleans,
via jackson and Meriden, has been COM
plets, and remarks it is most opportune, as
the Yankees have possession of the Sound,
and may destroy the Coast line at any mo q.
ment. 7a fl
A million Of dollars Il is said has been
estimated by Mr.. Davis to construct rail-
road between DAnville, Virginia, aud
Greensboro, N. O., ss = matter Of military
necessity. n
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This AfternOon's Report,
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRTREss MoNRoE, Feb. Z.

FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRTREss MoERoE, Feb. Z.
The steamer Eastern State arrived here
this morning, having left Hstteras yester,
day. 0 -
She brings the important news that Gen
Burnsides heet left teeir anchorage on the
morning Of Wednesday.
The gun boats started OF sunrise and The
troops and ships started soon after.
Their destination was Roanoke Island
and news Of the arrival Of the feet at the
Island was expected.
Three or four regiments we're left ct the
Inlet.
Nothing had been heard at Norfolk Of
the Burnside Expedition.
The only copy of the Norfolk Day Book
received, contains an editorial, censuring the
newspapers for giving publicity to the state
ment that the Merrimae is failure. It ad-
mits the fact to be true, and gives a full
statement Of the difficulties in regard to her.
It appears that the calculations were efrone-
ous. an error amounting to over 200 tons,
was discovered when the ship was ioated of,
and this caused the present detention. The
chief subject Of regret, however, Is that
when she was showed up again, the ship
caught upon the block and received con-
siderable strain. 1t is in vaiu to deny, that
it is a serious injury to the ship, but we are
happy to state, it is by no means irreparable.
The Day Book, of yesterday has the fol-
lowing.
KEoxVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Son Sunday
It. Col Whites cavalry encountered force
Of Lincoln's Infantry in Morgan county,
Tennessee, on the mounlsin side. The Lin
coin force was estimated at 100 10 the 800.
White charged upon the enemy. Captain
Duncan rallied his men twice, when he was
shot through the head and killed. The
Kentucky Unionists we're then completely
routed and fed in confusion, leaving Of
their dead on the field.
The Savannah Republican SAYS there
were no new movements Of Federal YES
sells lying Ia the cut north Of the river,
beyond an addition to the number. Yes
sells occupying their position can readily
command the main passage.
Burnside Expedition wiz at FEAST nave the
effeCt Of making us look well to our de-
fenses In that quarter. Roanoke Island
ought to be made impregnable- All our
batteries there and elsewhere should be
provided with bomb proof coverings. The
channel should be obstructed, and no
means left unemployed to foil the enemy.
Tue editorial on the Merrimac also says
her great draft Of water will prevent her
taking part in active operations. This
draft originally was about twenty -four
feet, and it has been considerably increased.
The editor comforts himself that st ell
events she will be used IS floating bat
terry. s....... .
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FFOfT KKNTUOKY.

c---.--' CIEpINNATI, Feb. s,
Specials 70 the Commercial and Gazette
say; 49, 90. s..l,. ..s-..s lass
Gen. nelson's division left New Haven
Thursday, and advanced to Green River
above MumfordsEille. ID III. s-- TO. 81.
Gen. Thomas advance Is at Monticello,
and cannot proceed further on account Of
the roads. The country is deserted.
The expulsion Of Bright gaoe great joy
ct indianapolis.
The 4sth and 52d Indiana have gone to
Cairo. ...5 .---,5 81. .i-z f5 ssa 81
Assistant Secretary Of War Scott, was at
Indianapolis Thursday, on an ofiSial visit
and left for Kentucky yesterday. s5
Gen. Wallsse's division has left Smith
land for Fort Donelson, on the Cumberland
river. -. -5 ~
On receipt Of the capture of FoIt Henry
the Ohio senate adjourned. -trr e.H ,-.
The rumor that Mcclellan had been su'
perceded in chief commend caused much
excitement in Columbus. 3 e-i ~
Resolutions colling on Government fol
sotivs and earnest warfare will be offered
in the House. srt .= srF 5.5zfda
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FROAT NRW YORK.

.rs Gus l8U NEW YORK, r eb. o. l
By the frigate Savannah We learn that
the expedition on the Savannsh river has
been greatly nsgnifed. 1t consisted snly
Of few small boats, and brigade Of 2,0O0
men, which sailed from Port Royal TO re-
eonnoiter, and to exercise the men.
The main part Of the expedition had re-
turned when the Savannah left.
A number Of cannon were being sent
through the creek, but for what purpose
is net known.
Commodore Dupont has and viii 10 fu-
ture prohibit any communication between
Port Royal and the North, as the CORES.
pondsnts,of the press have materially aid
ed in frustrating many Of his plans, and
no steamer OF sailing vessels will be al
lowed to leave until all his plans are per
farfad ~ tlJl C. 'HL
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500 LibragG
Aastfs IN Lake oounry.

EplToRs LEGDER- Cnshing Cunningham,
aged about sixty years, died in Madison on
Friday, Jan. 80. he had lived in the county
over 6fy yssrs,, I understand, and ! sketch
Of him Is one Of The Pioneers win be pub
lishsd. He was man of quist manners, oi
upright ssntimens, and q citizen generally
respected. ...e
In Mentor At the hne School House, and
Town Hall ct the Centre on Saturday eve
ming. The l5th, there is to be literary ez-
hibitoh, to which / understand The people
are looking forward 70 with considerable In
tsfeGk There Is be small admission fee
and the proceeds Of the affair are to 80 to
dsfaying some expense incurred BY the
SchoOls sl s1ieas .usn5aisl allga T7. q
The necessities Of our sick soldiers at
LouisTlIs hasaWaEened tire Ladies Soldiers
Aid Society in this village to active measures
Of late. Canned fruit and dried fruit Of va
rious kinds are being collected and sent for
ward With the greatest possible dispatch
On Tuesdiy over forty cans Of fruit were
sent along, on "Wednesday nearly IS many
more were started Of, and the Society in
tends TO keep doing 90 through the week
Mrs. B. o. Wilsoo, a lady Of large sympathies,
generous impulses and sctive habits, has
gathered up and brought in already fifty
chickens alone. a ,sa
John Shears is dead This is 60 news,
and it It wsrs it would not be Of 8 local
character, bat there are some circumstances
which are connected With him that trans
pired at the depot here on Tuesday which
will relate. That day, it so happened
that seven freight conductors met here al
together AS Shears Wes leaving the room
where all the men met, the agent, Mr. Phelps,
said IN merry mood, dlFareWeH John"
and strange to say, each conductor repeated
il uniil the last one, Mr. Hendrich, who said,
'Shsn'tWe see you sgsin ~ 81 guess no"
as plsyfully responded Shears. Then said
be, too, uFareWell.' They did not see him
again, and these words spoken in jest, in "a
hours, came eehoing back to each member
of the party from the land of the dead,
sad and solemn reality. Such Is one Of the
startling episodes Of life. ie
The young folks, under the auspices of the
La1ies' Aid Society, viii give st Wilcox HaI,
on Tuesday evening, February 18Th, a HCon-
tinentRl Tea PArtyF An admission fee win
be charged, and the proceeds viii 20 to mr.
ture him who offers his life to save his conn
try. ~ OCCASIONAL.
PkHEsgILEE, Feb. 8, 1867. p
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"
By the arrival Of geRtlsman dirsoi
nom Richmond, via Fortress Monroe, sayi
the Baltimore American, We are put II
possession Of one Or Two very Interesting
facts: To-
Bis opinion is that the rebels are slmost
at the last gasp, espeOially In view Of the
now apparently Well-ssCertained fact that
their troops are--the greater portion Of
theu-deiermined to 60 home, their en-
hstmeats expiring, most Of them, By the
e@uStieth Of this month. Added to this is
the belief that Gen Mc0lsllsn iseonsidered
By them 10 be the evil genius Of this rebel
lion, the Oonfederates fearing bis abilities
more than sH else in this direction. They
declare that 8 whatever the people here
may think Of him in their impatisnoe, that
his course is running themlF
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ERON KANSAS,


itlet af LEAVEhWOhtht EeOs =.
The lower House Of the Kansas Leglsla-
ture have, BY vote Of 60 to passed 9
resolution requesting the President TO ep-
point Lane Major General, and give him
command oF the Southern expedition. F.,
The conservative men Of this sity have
made an exposure Of 5 recent bill Of kan
sas bonds to ths Department Of the Inter.
ior. by which the stAts has been sWindled
Of / large smoaut probably bfty Thousand
dollars. 10 Hoi'si- ''