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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-09-27
SunaAssaDFAS.
State Of Wisconsin, ,cuit Court for WOOD
..- County.

State of Wisconsin, Cs,ruit Court for Wood
..- County.
Isaac L. Mosher Receiver Of the property and
efiecrs Of Samuel 5. Benchlev and Il. Benton
PhilEeo, appointed by order of l.. p Power..
County Judge of Wood County, in proceed
ipgs supplemental to execution, &c Plain
tiff against Samuel s Renchlev, H. B.no.,
Phi l!eo, A. b. Sampson and jerks BanvhIev.
Defendanfa ea ~
THE State Of Wisconsin to Jerks Benchlev.
/ one Of the above named defendanss:
You are hereby SUMMONED and required to
answer the complaint in this action, viii ell
is fled in the office of the Clerk Of the Cir
cuit Court of the County of Wood, at Grand
Rapids, Wisconsin, and to serve a copy Of
your answer to the said complaint Oh the
subscribers at their Office in the village of
Grand Rapids, Wood County, WISCONSIN,
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service; and if
You fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff VIII apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the com
plaint-Datcd Grand Rapids, Aug. %, 1862
a WEBB Il WITTER,
356-W PlhS' Att'ys
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become a la7 and 90 into effect, or IN any
m rner be II force, shall be submitted to the
people: and II the same shall be approved by
a majority Of all the votes cast on the subject,
it shall 90 into effect; otherwise, it shall not
go into effect nor be in force.
Sec. 8. The votes cast on the subject speci-
fed in the last preceding section, shall be By
separate ballot, and shall have written or prin-
ted. or partly written and partly printed, on
each of them, the words ''for amendment to
the banking law" or against amendment to
banking law which words shall indicate the
vote foraor against the approval Of this act :;
and the ballots so cast shall be canyassed and
returned in the same manner. as the votes cast
for State officers are required by law to be re-
turned and canvassed; and the Secretary of
State shall, Immediately on the completion Of
said canvass, publish a statement OF the result
thereof in the official State Paper, and shall
communicate the same to the next Legislature
at the commencement of the session; and he
shall also deliver to the State Treasurer Ger
tilted copy thereof, with statement of the re.
suit of the canvass upon the subject, immedi-
a1ely after the completion of the canvass.
Sec. 4 This act shall take effect and be in
force from aud after the twentieth day of Jam
uarv, A. D. 1863 ~r - ---- II
oef. D. All ac1S OF parts OF actS conllctlnS
with or IN any way contravening the prsvis
ions of this act are hereby repealed.
Chapter 2o3 approved april I, 1862; chap
ter S54 approved June II, 1852.
Said election to be conducted, the votes can
vassrd and returns mad,, in accordance with
the provisions Of chapter I of the Revised
Statutes of 1853. ~ ~
Given under nv hand and tho Great Seal Of
the State, at the Capitol in Madison, on the
fourth dag of August, A. D. 1852. -,
JAMES T. LEWIS. -.,..-
"a. T Secretary Of State.
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| ~ Ard ASSOCIATION.
PsEILAD

.@'' tie -e'ie, IF he ST.; mi DISTRESSED at7,te1
RITZ H's'"tt III 'sr,si@ diseases. a,J esne-
ejti:Y fer tie lt'e Of diseases Of tie Serseal
p'grss .,
d. tjFtI.; gwen .r ii by the Act
i l.. Sur--. ~
FNLU =. REPORTS on Sperm storr'roe.,,
nr S"nnt' 'Vr,kne-s, and 9th r III ease, of
ne S''xTs' ;ir-g.nS, ana m the NEW RENE
DIES r'is loved "A the bisp"n1a V, sent to the,
afflicted IN sealed enrelnpes, free Of clare,..
Two Or t''ree st'mPS for postage viii be az
.'ep able d.
ADDS, DR.. J. SKILL!N HpUGITON.
Yeti = St gepn, No. /! ooush Ninth street.
Phi del phi -. civ
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SsaSss ED D.aS,

.Sfate-o IF Wisconsin, In the r;rc7s.. Court of the
Con.ty Of Wood raze
The Boa 4 Of Trustees of " estminster Col
Icg". j'iain it, against Milton G. Singleton
D-th.9tianL. "" 20 &.."-
fi'HE State Of Wisconsin to Milton G. Sim
gieton, the above named Defendant: ,.
lbu are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintiff in this
ac.ior. VII ch : filed il the office of The Clerk
of the Fifcnit court in and for the said coun-
ty OF Wood, and q serve a copy Of your an
swe' on he Suh.criber at his Office in the town
OF t1rrni Rapids in sail county, within TWEEN
TX US al er tie service OF this summons on
YOU, exclusive OF the dav of es;lch service;
aud if you fill to answer the complaint as
aforesaid, the Plaintiff VIII take Judgment
ayainss YOU for the of three Thousand five
hand ed and hree and 5O-l00 dollars and in
serest at Fhe rate Of ten per centun per an
NUN, on the sum Of one thousand and e. ghty-
three ard ~ l,lp dollars from the 29th day of
june. 1861 and on the sum Of one thousand
two hundred and zen dollars from the lst day
Of .Fnne :. D 1871. and on the. sum OF one
t5.o0st4d 80 hundred a.li. ten dollars, thereof
E1<, d8v II August, 38l besid S the
e.l~s-pnI di5aqr>ea4eat q Fais 4etlon.---vated
rOwBRS. PIF,s. Atty 4
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SWmm OnS.
N'a1e 81 Wiscoasna-In tie Circuit Court of, the
County, of Hno1

y " 'Sco"sut-In cee ClrcuH COxT OF tbs
County of FOOD
Moses A Hoppeck, Ealmer H. Garbut. Vim. n.
PACK, julius ID. Roberts and Mortimer Hen.
orlcks firm of Hoppeck. Garbut & TO. Plain.
uus, against Joseph Wood, Matilda Wood.
Joseph Lowell and j. COLES, Jr,, partner, an.
der the name and style Of Lowell Coles 4
Co.. Spencer G. Bryant, Joseph ,Pa.riave
James W. Pinehod, James 5. Warren. 81 r
a. daie' NJ c. Warren, RI Worthington, E.-
poieon 3. Caswen. Henry L. NcCoon. Geo.
a. Soyden. Lueus T.. Schoonmaker and HI
ram Schoenmaker. firm of NJ cs-oon. Scboon-
maker Co., Lemuel j. Huns, Isaac +
Hunt, II Graham and - Aiken. firm of
Graham l. Aiken, A. NJ Rininger { Co 8,
Nicholas Bank, N. Y, Park Raak. n.
George Chapman, james Pike. Robert s.
Lyon, Charles H. Moves. Gardner Z, Taft and
James S,1Winsow. Jarans B. Salisbury and
Samael w. Chittenden. firm Of Salisbury L
Chittenden, Oliver B. Tweedy, Elias N.
Greene, Dexter Tiffany, Elb trt I. Eastman.
Alden 3. Bigelow. Min P. DAYTON, Cyrus L.
carter, Henry E. Quinan, Richard 4 De
q Forest, James Armstrong, Defendants
1'HE State of Wisconsin to the above ramed
/ detendants:-
You are hereby summoned and required TO.
answer the complaint in his action. which -
& "a iatha office OF he Clerk of the Circuit
Court ct Wood Coun. ', Wisconsin, and to
serve cops of YOU ans yer 10 tho said COM
piiAt on the subscribers at sh .jr Office in the
TiIage of 'rand Rapids in said County, with
III hi c ia lite the segviae hereof. exclu-
sive of III 'sa,y If such service; and if YOU
fail to answer the said conpla mt within the
ti;ne aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply to t.e
Court for the, relief dem ,uded in the COM
plaint.-Dated Sept. 30 1852
gr WEBB & WITTER,
3S-6w ..sr Plaintiff Attorneys
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H., FIR Dexter vile!

I'H:t undersigned is now carving the mai
between Grand Rapids and Baskerville
and Is FrePa cd 10 convey rassengenrs over
the Foa II good shape" and on reasonable
teftas. Tie wills d Il comm s--on business in
',rk- @ldar, d 9ther comm ndfsi"s, on $, -
! tetpTF tlflas Stage leave Cram Rapid eF-
rTt "etoesiay corning, retu~aia.- ri! fhues-
f0HN 4KsIEE
1Ifz c3.D- Ei.o z.~ato u. ,tsgs.. 4 r loisls.
= asT &E5t s.
+ IN 50 o- -
aS"vF y saa-er $ h'-4s.5 > zese. -
u 1Fy CO. Is. Cal. soou.
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an OK Sarayed..

Turing tie latter part of last Jun. a PED
II Ok with white face, girts about IL feet,
left the premises Of the unaers;s le4, alt has
not been heard from since. s.s.3 = b14aAf-
Whoever will return said Ok to the under
signed, or give Information where be may be
found, VIII be suitably rewarded. v lbs p
y AZ JOHN LINDAHL:
Rudolph, Sept. 18th, 1852. 1-.1n E.N 37-Sw
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Judson's Patent Transparent Cones,

I SEQ on Kerosene and Goal vi! Lamp, save
y to tho consumer one-third of his expenses
for light. He who consumes twelve gallons OF
oil in year. needs but eight gallons Ito pro-
duce the same quantity Of light. This fact Is
susceptible of the elearest d amonstratons.-
With the brass cone ordinarily used, one-taird
of the light is concealed. The transparent
cone conceale no.e. Priced cents. For
sale st cor So lsNER IF Ell 1LLE d
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THE undersigned informs the citizens Of
/ Wood County that he ha: made particular
arrangements with the Centrslia Mill to grind
Selected Wheat to Ills order, and viii furnish for
family use the best Flour ever offered for sale
IN this market. Flour delivered free Of charge
20 purchasers in town. So j. HOMER
Grand Rapids, Dee.Tlo, 1861.
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War Claim Agency.

TINE undersigned procures Arrea7ages, Boun-
/ ty, Pensions, &C., for Soldiers and their
Heirs: the STATE Bounty TO FAMILIES; attends
to the settlement and collection OF MILITARY
ACCOUNTS AGAINST THE STATE and the United
States. and any BUSINESS WITH THE STATE DE-
PAgrMESTs. etB Send for Circulars.
Address, with return stamps,
I3-ly E. B. gunner, Madison, Wis.,
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Commercial Dispatch.

commercial Dispatch.
The CENTRAL EXPRESS Company
HAVE ORGANIZED e
Freight and Parcel Dispatch,
Upon the different Rail Roads centering in
- MILwAUKEE, and are prepared to move all
kinds of Freight, Parcels and Light Packages.
requiring speedy delivery, under the care of
Special Messengers. Orders for all kinds of
Merchandise and City Manufactures.
delivered to the Agents or Messengers of the
COMPANY, will be speedily filed at the
LOWEST WHOLESALE CASH PRICE.
and the Goods returned by the succeeding
Train. -~ ..'---r-.
Ali Kinds Of Market Produce.
Except Wheat and Flour, will be received at
the several Agencies of the Company, brought
to market, sold DIT the usual commission. and
the proceeds of sale Qess freight) returned
The Company will bv this means furnish to
Merchants and Farmers, ass SO
Uneq.ia1led Facilities, at Low Rates,
for shipping and selling such products as are
slow Of sale at home, and fnd ready purchas-
srs in the large. markets; and Of making all
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James Morrison o5 lo.s 4 SIS.
James L Grandy lots 3 and house 8 laos
J " Hunt lots IL 4.57
Il II Haskell loG 5 81 500
James Morrison lots 81 s 541
c Williams lot 8 l9 933
Frederick HeTton-House H5lot on Sec. s,
Town %, Range 8, described as follows, to
ait: commencing at certain point at the
east corner Of Hasbrook Lot, 60 feet from the
Wisconsin River, thence running north-ea
keeping 60 feet back from, the River 200 feet,
thence southeast $40 feet, thence south 200
feet, thence south-west 200 feet, to the place
Of beginning, sFfaSa a~e scs 80 10
Aaolph avigno-Eouse and lot bounded
90 follows, to wit: coulrnencinseat point 30
feet south from the northeast corner OF the
SCI Of the nw4 Of Section II, Tewn %, Range
&, running thence south $50 feet, thence east
24o feet, thence north $50 feet, thence west
go feet, to the place OF beginning, 1855
Eusebe Lavigne-A part Of fraction 2, See
ton II, Town %, Range G. and being the
northeast half Of the los bounded as follows.
to wit: commencing a the southwest corner
Of 9 certain lot conveyed to e 5 Miner BY Geo
Nerves, William Roe and 9 r Aerrell on the
23th Of November, l947, and running thence
west 81 degrees south 90 feet. thence north 81
degrees west 200 feet to low water mark on
the Wisconsin River, thence up said River to
the northwest corner Of said S Miners lot
thence along said line to the place of Begin
ming, With store, dwelling, barn and grocery
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Sole, Kipp, Splits, Calf, Binding and Lining.
LIME by the Bushel or Barrel.

Grand Rapids, Sept 30. 1853.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
KENTUcK1 NEWS BAD
MumfOrdsyille taken by the Rebels,
UNION FORCES SURRENDERED.
HERALp's coRREspoxpENcE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l7th.-At 3 o'clock
this p NJ intelligence was received that
since $40 this morning, the fiercest and
most sangnlnary battle of the whole war
has been in progress. All the corps de
drmee which Mcclellan had taken with
him to Frederick were massed at the
point indicated, and the engagement is
believed to have been between the whole
of the two armies. There is reason to
suppose that the losses on both sides are
very great, as acquisitions for medical
stores and arrangements for wounded
men to be sent to Rohoersville immedi-
ately, are larger than have ever been
made at any time.
Information has been received that
Mcclellan destroyed an aqueduct at the
mouth of Antietam creek and the bridge
across that creek on the road leading to
Sharpsburg, thus cutting off the retreat
of the rebels in the direction of Shep-
ardstown
Later reports from Hagerstown state
this p NJ, the rebels are retreating in
great disorder and subsequently heavy
and rapid firing was heard in the direc-
ton of Williamsport which induces the
belief that Mcclellan has pursued the re-
treating rebels to that point, and that they
made stand there to cover their pas
sage across the Potomac.
Reconnaissance made by Col Davis
cavalry, who made dashing foray to-
wards Hanover junction aud Freder-
icksburg aud south under command Of
Heintzelman, show that since Friday
last the rebels have evacuated Leesbnrg
and that force of 10000 men with thir-
ty pieces of artillery and supply train
two miles in length have gonein the di-
rection of Harpers Ferry.
Information is received here which how
ever, is not deemed altogether reliable
that large rebel force is marching
northward from the other side of Bull
Run mountains. Measures have been
promptly taken to ascertain the truth of
the report
A gentleman Of this city who is con-
versant with the region about Shsrps-
burg, says the Potomac can be forded at
Shepardstown, at Antietam creek, q;
dam No. f. and at Harper's Ferry.
A letter, received tonight from Lieut..
Russell, of the goth Pennsylvania, states
their loss at. the battle of the pass of
Blue Ridge to be 40 Major Martin
and Lieut. Dougherty were killed
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
Preparations to Draft I'm Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, September IAN or
der was issued to-day from the General
Commissioners office, from which the
following extracts are taken:
The returns are all in, and the quota
of the several townships in each county
viii be forwarded to the Enrolling Com
missioners of the several counties before
the close of the present week, if possible.
Each township win thus be enabled
to ascertain its deficiency, and if that is
supplied by volunteers before the day
fixed for the draft, then no draft will be
made in that township; and if the defc-
iency is only partly supplied by volun-.
teers, then the draft win only be made
for the residue, according to data fur
nished by the General Government
1.-THE number to be yet supplied by
Indiana, to relieve her from a draft, is
about 5000. Volunteers will be re-
ceived for twelve months, not only to
supply the deficiency of 6,000, but also
an equal number for the State at large
will be accepted, making a total of r.
600
The draft viii take place on the 9th
of October next, in every townshipsin
which any deficiency exists at that time
Indiana has in the field, in camps,
etc, over 10000 volunteers, and it is
confidently believed that no draft viii be
necessary for the small number yet re-
quired to fill her compliment.
Passes to leave the State are no Ion
ger required. s. AS
" By order of the Governor,
sr5TE8Va ga '0bC"J p. SIDDALL,
General Commissioner"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
Horrible Explosion and Loss OF Life
at Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. IA frightful ex-
plosion occurred at the United States Ar
senel this afternoon at clock, in a
large binding known as the labratory..
About l16 boys and girls were employ
ed.in this building at the time of the dis
aster, ofwhich 10 or 50 were killed One
explosion followed another until the en-
tire building was destroyed.
Those who could not escape in time
were burned up The scene was most
appalling. Dead bodies were lying in
heaps as they had fallen. Some places,
where the heat was intense, whitened
bones could be seen through smoke
and fame. In other places large mass
es- of blackened flesh were visible. Up
to the present time sixty-three bodies
have been taken from the ruins The
cause of the explosion is not known. 1t
is admitted by all to be accidental
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19


HARRISBURG, Sept 1s.-The news re-
ceived during last night indicate that the
result of yesterdays fight was decidedly
in our favor, but still another battle is
necessary to decide who shall finally be
the victor. 1t was expected the battle
would be again resumed this morning.
But no firing has been heard and it is ex-
pected that burying the dead is the order
of the day.
McClellan's headquarters are at
Sharpsburg.
Surgeon Gen. Smith dispatched spe-
cial train to Hagerstown to attend our
wounded The number wounded in Nc
Clellan's recent battles is very large,
most of them will probably be brought
irto Pennsylvania. The rebel prisoners
taken have been sent to Fort Delaware
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
CINCINNATI Sentember 1.-THE 70

CINCINNATI, September 1S.-The reb-
els commenced falling back yesterday,
and at last accounts were at Demoss-
vile and Falmouth, burning bridges on
the Covington and Lexington railroad
A scouting party of SO of the 10th Ken
lucky cavalry engaged 100 rebels near
Florence last night. killed FIVE, wound
ed seven, and routed the remainder
Our loss was one killed and one wound
ed. Gen. Wallace has been relieved of
the command of the forces here, and
directed to report for duty at Columbus,
Ohio. The command of the troops here
has been assigned to Gen. a. J. Smith.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

HAEMsBUBG, Sept 17.-Reports just
come in state that the whole rebel army
has been driven this way, and are re-
treating to Hagerstown. u. H. Hill was
killed. Ten thousand Pennsylvania mi
litia will meet the foe at Hagerstown, if
they try to invade Pennsylvania back
ward
A severe engagement occurred yes
terday between our army and the rebels
near Sharpsburg in which the enemy was
we'll thrashed with terrific slaughter. Five
hundred of their dead were buried by us
as early as 9 c. clock A. NJ, to-day. The
work is still going on. This morning
the battle was recommended near
Sharpsburg AT the last advices victory
illuminated our standard and the impress
sion prevails at Hagerstown that the
whole rebel army of Virginia is annihila-
ted. Confidence prevails here and en-
thusiastic admiration Of Mcclellan and
his army. We have undoubtedly won
great and decisive victories both yester-
day and to-day; among our trophies are
whole batteries and thousands of small
arms and prisonss.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-19
SPECIAL TO TINES.

WASHINGTON, Sept II, lilo P. M
Very little is positively known here in re-
gard to to-day fighting, except the fact
that the contest is still going on. The
Government has preserved silence in re-
gard towhatever Information it possesses.
But we learn from official sources that
the tenor of the advices are favorable to
the Union cause. -I-iis1 ~ t .sss
Private dispatches, believed to be cor
rect, inform us that the enemy have de-
stroyed the turnpike bridge over Antie-
tam creek, and had thrown up rude earth
works to defend the ford of that stream.