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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

FUG1TIvEs FROM REBEL TYRANNY
1t is reported that the Mississippi, be.
low Memphis, is lined with men seek
ing to escape the conscription ordered
by jeff. Davis. North Of Vicksburg,
boats are constantly hailed to take them
ana their cotton on board. It is said
that on an island below White River.
about $500 men, flying from conscrip-
ton, are united against their oppressors,
for their own protection. 1Esa5 s|5# /
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12
Col. Leonidas Metcalf, who. it

will be fecollected, was challenged not
long since by rampant secessioni~t to
mortal combat in Kentucky, aud sent
him to 1.-THE undiscovered country"
lately made speech to the Union men
of Carlisle, Nicholas county, in that
State, in which he paid his respects to
the negro-lovers OF the secession stripe.
After showing up how absurdly the
shareholders regard the institution of
slavery as sacred, he says:
10 all this you must solemnly prom
Use and swear. or you are an abolition
lst. And some of these traitors are
helping topopulate Heaven with angels
only halt-biack. This is no Joke: all
this has been preached from the pulpit
by the said sooty-winged nigyer sat
tellites. They do not stop at i. sultiny
men, but blaspheme God with their
obsequi,us dallying and pandering to
a set OF corrupt, fly-blown jackasses,
who cannot see any other aim on earth
through which pleasure or happiness
can be secured but nigger; no other
road to Heaven but on nigger's back.
They must have the Missouri Compro-
mise or they will break up the govern
ment. Then the Missouri Compromise
must be repealed, it isn't fair, or they
will knock all the underpinnings from
under Uncle Samuel.
The cry Of aboli:ionists is the whip
that is continually held up to scare the
ignorant into the Democratic AMI now
the secession ranks. If you look at
things with common sense, you are an
abolitionist. If you are for your co,n-
try and for the majority ruling, you are
an abolitionist 1t Is time that we put
a stop to these insults. ~.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12
THE MILK-AND-WArER Po1Jc

THE MILK-AND-WAr Policy
We commend the following brief hut
pointed article from the Nashville
Tenn, Union to the Northern milk.
sops who are SO tender Of the rights of
persons and property of the rebels.
The editor Of the Union understands
the character Of the traitors we have
to deal with, and he knows, too, that
they must feel the power of the govern
ment before they will consent to aban.
don their rascally treason:
The milk-and-water policy of many
Of the federal officers is costing the
nation millions Of money and thousands
of precious lives. Leniencv to LEADING
rebels is inhnmanity and pro,ligality in
the emf. At least one-half of our otfi-
GERS who have been placed in control
of rebel districts and cities are totally
ignol ant .,f the nature and temper of
rebels. The result will inevitably be
that the nation will have q heavy work
to do over again. It would bs fortu.
nate indeed ii the President would put
stop Immediately to this senseless
policy of bri.ing active rebels by acts
Of indulgence. It is most hopeless
and preposterous policy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12
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Mr.. EDlToR:-Yuu will excuse a
few thoughts emanating from one un-
used to writing for the amusement or
edification Of the public, but being
now. and having been for series of
years, resident and Taxpayer of Wood
County, had supposed that the acts
and doings of the County B BARD Of Su-
pervisors should not be like the ancient
and respected order Of Free and Ac-
cepted Masons,' kept profound mys-
terry and secret from the world. want
here to make the inquiry, Why is it
that the proceedings of their several
meetings are not published, that the
Taxpayer and citizen may know what
Legislation is being done, which neces-
sariy affects his interest, for or against.
I wish to inquire why it is that orders
and resolutions are passed, of great in
terest to the county at large, during the
temporary absence of its Chairman, the
"bone and sinew" of the Board? WIZ
is it these acts SO prematurely passed,
and benetitting some individual mem
Der Of the Board, is kept from the eye
of the public? / fear, Mr.. Editor, the
thing stands jest here, that the waters
of the Hemlock and the Wisconsin
have met and kissed. If understand
rightly, the law makes it duty to have
their entire proceedings published,
which has as yet never been done by
the newly-organized Board. l, for one
hope to see amends in future, and that
the present Board, instead of legisla-
ting for themselves or their particular
friends, will do something that may
lessen the burden of al already tax
ridden constituency. 20 sa
sYPs1LANTL"
We are unable to answer either Of
tie Undergraduates Of our correspon-
dent. Perhaps some one will do SO for
Ius.-ED. - szs.s~.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12
The Arrest Of Col. Paine.


Recent news from the 4th Wis. Reg
iment, stationed at Baton Rouge, La,
bring to the citizens of Wisconsin the
unwelcome intelligence that Col. Paine
has been deprived Of lis sword and
placed under arrest, for refusing to
obey an order issued by Brig. General
Williams in regard to the returning of
fugitive slaves to their traitorous mas
tiers. Notwithstanding the first duty Of
q soldier is implicit obedience to his
superiors, still instances may arise
where such obedience will degrade the
man, and operate against the truest in
terests of the nation, as we believe
would have been the effect had Col.
Paine become recreant tn the nobler
principles Of his nature, and obeyed to
the letter the order of Gen. Williams.
We for one, and we think the citizens
Of the loyal State of Wisconsin, will
say "ameaa" to the action of Col. Paine
in this matter. If It is treason to aid
and abet the enemies of the govern
ment, then would Col. Paine in obey.
ing the injunction of his superior Off
Ger, been guilty Of a erie which in
the eye of the law is~punishable with
death. II, in giving to the enemy sub
sistence, munitions Of war, or intclli-
gence as to the movements and condi
ton OF forces operating against them,
becomes o crime punishable with ia.
generation and death, how much more
aggravated becomes that offence when
those free gifts to the enemy possess
brains and the physical ability requisite
to the construction of intrenchments,
rifle pits, ETC., for the slaughter of loyal
men who have volunteered to put down
and crush a rebellion which has come
near involving our country in q com-
mon ruin. .....t
The old form of observation-disclosures
!etted-red-tape treason is about played
out, and i. is time that orr government
should close its iron hand and crush
{by any means within the scope of its
powerl the hellish rebellion threatening
Its very vitals, instead of counting and
hn = j.,
of Its dignity and power. Let the cit.
liens of Wisconsin uphold Col. Paine
in the unnatural crime O. OF loving
his country better than it's enemies, and
perhaps the "powers that be" may
learn great truth, and become con-
vnced that in order to restore our al
most shattered government to its once
enviable position, It's best to execute
summary vengeance on traitors, and
show proper appreciation to the ser
vices OF loyalty be its instruments black,
yellow or white. We commend to the
world the true pluck and never-dyinr
loyalty Of the boys of the 4th Wiscon-
sir Regiment. Col Paine is their ideal
of all that is noble, patriotic, generous
and brave, and the enthusiastic cheers
given for their Colonel when under ar
rest, contrasted with the hellish groans
for the traitorous Brigadier Williams,
100 plainly spoke the sentiments of
their minds in regard to the action Of
their respected Colonel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

A NAN SHOT. -Ol VI ,nday morning
last, two men, named William H. Fish
er and William Slilson, started to 9,
from Portage to Baraboo, afoot.-
About two or three miles FROM here,
according to the statement Of Fisher,
they lay down under Z tree to rest,
when Fisher tell asleep, and in his sleep
was shot with a pistol. The shot was
intended to be fatal, but did not prove
So. Fhe ball struck the bone back of
the ear, but glanced off in such man
Yer that it is hoped the man will lecov-
er. As soon as his consciousness re
turned, he came back to this place
otllson having disappeared. Parties
went out IN different directions, in pur-
suit OF Stiison, and OF Tuesday after
noon he was found concealed In a barn
at Okee, in this County. H. was ar
rested By Constable Silnnn<, of Lodi,
and is now III the custody Of proper
officers. -s&-
Fisher had some money with him.
and this is supposed to have been the.
motive for the brutal and cowardly at
tempt upon his life. Stilson is com
monty known by the name of SANDY
Bill" was formerly in the employ OF
the Wisconsin Stage Company, and
lately kept a saloon at Sparta.-Por-
taye Register. - s.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

AN INSULT TO THE GERNlANs.--The
Chicago Times Ia democratic. paper Of
the Milwaukee Nezcs stripe) displays
Its malignity and its ingratituae at the
same time, in an article upon Carl
Schlrz. It calls that gallant patriot,
q desp5sed, coacordly squirt from the
red republican cess pools Of Europe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12
~"When I was yonnp man >

sB"When | was a Young man, -
SAYS a writer, ''there lived in oar nei .b
borhood a farmer who was usually re-
ported to be a very liberal m III and un-
commonly upright in his dealings.
When he had any OF the produce OF
his farm to dispose Of he male it an
invariable rule to give good measure
rather more than could be req tired of
hun. Oae of his friends, observing
him frequently do so, questioned him
why he did it-told him he gave too
much, and said 1t would not be to his
advantage. Nov mark the answer Of
this excellent man: God Almighty
has permitted me but one journey
through the world, and when I am
gone cannot return to rectify mis-
takes"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

ASSESSORS LOOK oUT.--The law re-
qnires Assessors to make list of those
subject to military duty in their respec-
tive towns. Heretofore this duty has
been neglected. Gov. solomon warns
them 70 attend to it, or the penalty
$50 to 500 6ne--wiIl be rigidly en-
forced. -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12
RoUGH.-A month or SO ago. during

short soiourn at La Crosse, we
dropped in to see Brick; found him in
the sanctum indu~trion~ly plying cork
screw, and some half dozen visitors as
industrious in throwing themselves out
side of whatever should follow the
cork. Among these visitors, was a Mr..
Coon, descendant of .Old Zip,' and
editor Of the Eau Claire Herald. We
should judge he was gerry much intoxi.
Gated. We thought SO at the time
We now believe he still remained in
that deplorable condition until after the
next issue Of his paper, for he openly
accuses Dir. Seymour, Of the :2epubH-
can, and the stald, pious editor of this
sheet, with being very familiar with
Bricks liqnor. Nothing could be far
Their from the truth. -s
The following, from the La Crosse
Republican Of recent date, explains
itself:
Coon HuST.-Fricnd Blundage of the Wood
County Reporter arrived in town this morning,
and is on mis- way to Eau Claire to whip that
Coon of the Herald, who drank up Bricks grog
and then accused two temperance men,"
Brundage and Seymour, of absorbing tn vile
stuff. Coon is bound to get good whip ng.
If Brundase don't whip him, there is another
man who will be alo,g by the next boat who
viii do it. The appearance of Brick after he
refreshed his ''empty stomach" at the time of
the great fire last March, would admonish anv;
one of the danger of touching his s.beverages"
The pathetic entreatits of Brick and
gentle remonstrance by our family,
alone dissuaded us from carrying out
the design Of SHINING that Coon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

PoLYGAMY.--Both Houses of Con-
gress have passed bill prohibiting po-
iygamy il the territories Of the United
States, and annulling the laws Of I tah
on that subject. Thus one of the twin
relies Of barbarism,' has received IT'S
death blow.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

sY In the Madison Journal. we
find the following list Of sick and
wounded soldiers belonging to Co. G,
18th Regiment, now in the hospital at
Keokuk:
A. G. Looms, (alias "Windy,", gun.
shot in right side and leg.
S. A. Brooks, diarrhea and typhoid
Chas. G. Pease, chronic rheumatism.
8 Samuel Hipsley, chill fever and diar-
rhea.
Uriah Wood, chill fever.
Mich. S. Elderkin, disease of lungs
Ole G. Thomson, hurt in breast in
camp.
NJ. ]. McRaith. injured in back by
tie fall of horse. &c. s..-.
Albert p. Thurston, diarrhoea.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

MORE TROOPS WANrED.-The go7-
errors OF seventeen states having uni.
ted in request to the President tina,
he would call out all the men needed
to prosecute the war vigorously, be has
issued the following call: -.- -.s 81.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

Gen. SCOTS wife died in Rome on
the 10th Of. June, aged 70 years.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12
ABRAHAM LINcoLN.

NEW OH, July I. :
The following order has been re-
celved in this city from the War De-
partlient
1t is ordered that out of the appro
priation t,r collecting, organizing and
drilling volunteers, there SHALL be paid
IN advance to each recruit fer three
years or during the war, the sum OF
s25, being one-fourth Of the amount of
the bounty allowed by law. Such pay
ment to be made upon the mastering
Of the regiment to which such recruits
belong, into the service of the UAlted
States,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

= Trade is commencing between
Louisville aud Memphis, two steam
boats plying regularly on the route
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
w ashinytoa, july |,

I. GENTLEMEN-Fully concurring in
the wisdom of the views expressed to
me III So pathetic i manner by you in
the communication Of the 2sth OF June,
/ have decided to call into service an
additional force Of 100000 men.
suggest aud recommend that the troops
should be chiefly Of infantry. The
quota of your State will be-
trust that they may be enrolled without
delay, SO as to bring this unnecessary
and injurious civil war to a speedy and
satisfactory conclusion. An order fix
ing the quotas of the respective States
will be issued by the War department
Tomorrow.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-07-12

Gov. Andrews and Adjntant General
Scho.,Ier have prepared and published
a military apportionment OF the State,
designating the number OF men cities
and towns shall furnish TO make up the
10, goo OF her quota.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

gard 70 Bibis disSib.slo there Brazil from Raw
u Bliss. Constsntinole In regard 10 tho work IN Tur
Key aud tho prospect Of openings in Russia and
regard 10 Arabic Scriptures aud the distribution Of
from kov Van Pclt, Secretary Missionary 5otiety Of
Reformed Dutch church. asking funds 10 carry on ths
Blblo work ia their foreign missions Grants msds
OF books " the Met Iod,t Book Con at acnns for
coored Sunday school Staten Island eight voicmss ia
raised letters for the bind books IN German tue
Tract Society Of the German Evangelical church Cve
land Ono books in spanish 10 late chaplain in tue
Mexican army for dstrbutiOn books for 5srIhuton TO
vssseis sailing TO foreign ports with upwards S II 900
voNIaes 30 suppy soldiers These ast named hsvs bssn
granted mostly 20 agents and auKisrtss and cha2sns
10 Missouri Eensueky virginia. at Port r. yai. Tybes
&c &c S4 $50 were appropriated 30 the Presbyterian
hoard OF Fecssn Mssons 10 be pad ia the asxt society
war.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09
umportxnt from Jspa-.

OBSTRUCTIVE FiRa AT KANAaAwA-sOVxsgSrs Or
Tas rEsN0H AND GNdLrsH AMBASSADORS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb s. 1852
Ths bark AdSD. Rogers with japan dstes Of The 10th
of December. has arrived here.
Three quarters 6 Kanagawa had dsstyoyed by
drs The loss shout two hund sd thousan5 dollars
Japanese Ambassadors 10 England and France were
expected 10 start from Jsddo on tho I'd Of January
The New York herald., 1862-02-09
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
Ady~~ce or Union Troops 70 Green
River-Gensral Tkomas' Advance at
M"~tteslio, &C., &c.

CtycfssAn, Feb. 3, 1892.
spsciei dispatches 70 tho Cossmsvcsoi cnd Gc.eit,
ssy that General wilson's division ist New Haven on
Thursday and advanced TO Green river above Mnfords
vile, and that General Thomas advance was o, Month
cello They could not proceed further owing to the con
dsoo oS 'ho roads The country around was completely
deserted.
On the receipt Of the the cspur. OF For, Henry
Che Ohio senate adjourned
The rnmor that General Mcclellan hss bssn supers.dod
in the ohS command Of the army causes much eSclts
ynent
Resolutions calling on ,be government Cor active eos,
s''' and earnest warfare will DO oferci in N, Ohio
Assembly today
The New York herald., 1862-02-09
News from San Fra nc cisco.

San FRANCISCO. Fob Q, 1872,
Sailed to-day, shin Haze Tor New York.
Saw FRAs,asoo, Feb. Z, ls3.
Arrived bark Keoka, from Now Bedford
The whaiers Congress- and Reindeer, Of Nov bedsord
at Masdalsna Bay. Lower California, ten dsys ago
Tho Congress- was bound homo. with t,~ss thousand
barrels Of OIL.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

reason why, In community like ours, we should
omit to insist upon the performance Of strict
duty Let Mr. Hackley make the best of the
short time left at his disposal, or he may get
into fresh trouble.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and Worlds Fair ncssng excel all other q,
the hair Dcpot t16 Greenwich street ~
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

The Milwaukee Chamber OF Comnserse :.
MiLwAUgsE, Fob. 8, 1882
The Chamber OF Commerco TO day adopted resolution
approving the legal tender clas ia the Trsapy Nots
nil
The New York herald., 1862-02-09
Married, ,

wFn,--M,uD7. -oa Tuesday, February 4. by the Rev.
william Everett. NJ. JosSrH A. Wax to MSS ANNA A.
NAayny both of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09
Death OF q Physioia u m

T.
Dr. Joseph Morris died this ssty this afternoon OF
paralysis.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

BRooxryu ACADEMY os Muso. Last oigiit was cha
closing night Of the present Of Italian Opera the
Brooklyn Academy. and notw thstandtns that the
thsr looked ncement tho house very fairly 6lst 10
hear the last performance OF ''La Trsvsa which nss
heretoforo been so much OF favore with the hatstes
OF the Brooklyn Academy We have before expressed
opinion Of the excellent IN which Miss Rei-
Iogg mpersonatss voletta her artistic power her
vocal capacity she was not inreror 10 her previous
Efforts in tho performances Of last night Brgnoli sang
Alfredo exsusitey and Mancus, did not fall behind his
orgina, edorts, although apparently suffering from
cold.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

To Job Prfnters.-StereOtypc Copies OF
the beautiful border OF tho Carriers Yesr Addess Of
the New York Herald ready for sale The border
oonsss OF elegant portraits Of the most
nen generals and cvtaAs engaged the restoration or the
linton, and IL admirably adapted TO print
ers Proof sheeta ot the border 10 all who
pnchase Apply To- Charles crasxe, Stereotype Is, William
street, EeN York. r. -
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

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World Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold ODD D.
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The New York herald., 1862-02-09

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The New York herald., 1862-02-09

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The New York herald., 1862-02-09

CINCINNATI, Fob. g. 1862.
Special dispatches in the C5mmxcieI aud Garate give
additional details Of the capture of Fort Henry.
A. the time OF the attack the rebel infantry in
their csmp eating dinner They abandoned everything,
leaving thousands Of shot guns and oil their camp equ
pago and clothing.
iaporsuing tho enemy Major Mccullough, OF Col. Dick
eys cavalry captured six guns and COL John A. Logan
captured eight guns and thirty three prisoners.
General wallaces division has left smthlsnd for Fort
'Doasson, on the Cumberland river.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

Beautiful Com piexion. irds Bloom Q
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The New York herald., 1862-02-09

CristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0u-
pees the hest IN The world wholesale sad retail and the dye
privately applied. No. 6 Astos House.
The New York herald., 1862-02-09

Mothers.-Mrs. w WlnslOSv's SOOthInx Sy-
has equal earth for your suffering child II gives
immediate rest from pain correcta acidy Of the
regulate, the bowels aud ygorates the whole systeo,
The New York herald., 1862-02-09
VQUQE I,rlSeT.
RICHARD Roc. First Lieutenant
Uuitod States gunb0at Kanawha.


This privilege does extend TO commissioned oosrs
All such certified letters must be rated with postage at
the mailing ONCE be collected at tho Office OF delivery
Letters addressed to such salors aud marines 0e
prepsd a. before. JOHN A. KASS0N,
First Assistant Postmaster General
The New York herald., 1862-02-09
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Wholesale Agents. Kitchen. Tyler Co., l<t Chambers 81!
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HOlIOwny's Ointment and Pills.-To
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