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

We undersigned would say TO the people of
I Grand Rapids and vicinity that he has ar
ranged in good shape, and rhorougly ceansed,
the old Neat Market in Neeves' Block; and
Vhat ne keeps on hand all kinds of Fresh and
ana Salt Meats BY stric5 attention to bust
ness, he hopes to receive the PATRONAGE of .
discerning public. -
G0TTLIEB ECKE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01
Michigan Central Railroad.

GRLAL GEN lRAL ROUTE
TO New York, New England and
the Canat.as.
On and after SUNDAY, MAY 5th, 1862.
~ trains leave the Great Central Union De.
pot, foot Of Lake street, as follows:
700 a. M.-Dav Express, Except Sunday
arrives at Detroit at GAO p. M; Sas-
pension Bridge $50 ii. m; Albany $50
p. M; New York $50 p. H.; Boston
11:3O y. m.
7:3O ?. M.-Nigh> Express Except Satur-
day. arrives at Detroit at 700 a. M;
Suspension Bridge 400 D. M; Albany
500 a. NJ; New York 1890 a. m: Bos-
ton 2:30 p. m.
Cincinnati trains, via NJ. G. railroad, leRve
Chicago at ZOO a. m. mail train; 7:3O D. m.
Fast Express; arrives in Chicago at SIS a. NJ
Fast Express, and ST. p. m. Night Mail Train.
The $50 p. IN. train leaving Chicago runs
through to Cincinnati without change of cars
or baggage.
RUTAN'S PATENT VENTHATORS
On Cars of Day Express Trains
Patent Sleeping Cars Oh Night Trains.
w BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
THRoUGH TICKETS 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. n. RICE, General Superintendent.
j. w. SMITH, West'n Pass. Ag't lift
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01
Sale Of Forfeited .Mortgage3 Lapas.s

Office of Cona'rs Of School t. U3,itvrsity Lan3s,}
Madison, Wis, Octc5cr !, 1882.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DANE County. The following d.
scribed Lands i'll wood County, having been
forfeited by reason Of the non payment of in
terest upon loans granite thereon Notice is
hereby given, that the sln:e viii he offered at
Public Auction, and sold to tie highest bid
der, at the office of the Secretary Of State, at
the Capitol III Madison, Oh the It'll day Of De-
cember, 4. d. 1862, unless sooner redeemed
according to law. Said sale to commence at
o'clock !. NJ, and continue FROM dav to CAY
until all OF said lands shall have been so Of
fered.
The minimum price at which such lands vi /
be offered will be the amount named opDosi;
each tract, (under the hpaGing Total amount
due State, ) which includes the amount of
loan; the interest to the first dav Of January.
\. D. 1868; three per cent damages; the
taxes which have been returned against such
lands, and the costs of advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold subject t. all taxes
which may, at the time Of the sale, be due
thereon. Other conditions Of sale Will be an
nounced by the Commissioners az the opening
of the SALE
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01
Commercial Dispatch.

Commercial Dispatch.
The CENTRAL Express COMPANY
HAVE ORGANIZED
Freight and Parcel Dispatch,
Upon the different Rail Roads centerins in
u MILWAUKEE, and are prepared to move all
kinds of Freight, Parcels and Light Packages,
requiring a 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.
Ali Kinds of Market Produce.
Except W heat ard Flour,) will be received at
the several Agencies Of the Company, brought
10 market, sold at the usual commission, and
the proceeds Of sale Qess freight returned.
The Company will by this means furnish 10
Merchants ard Farmers,
UneauaIIed Facilities. at Low Rates.
for shipping and selling such products as are
slow of sale at hone, and find ready purchas-
crs in the larger markets; and OF making all
purchases in the City at as
REAS Bile RATES
as the parties could make for themselves
The Company will run the
MIS- ISSIPPI RIVER,
during the season Of navigation.
u No money carried or collections made,
except returns for produce sold, collections
for goods delivered, by this Company.
1t is also ready to contract for the TRANS
| PORTATION OF FREIGHT
From. New York and Boston.
| All Freight marked Care of Com. Dis
at Chicago or Milwaukee, will be Immediately
forwarded to any part of the North West.
". II. COTTRILL, Sup't,
Office No. / Spring Street.
c. BLOUNT, Agent, Lisbon. PAT
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01

DRAINAGE FUND.
Aianson Eaton-description NV, of Sec
ton 9, Town 20, Range East; amount DUE
$4,000; amornt of interest, 521 90; amount
OF penalty, $500 amount of interest, penalty,
taxes and advertising, S33, IS; total amount
due State, 1888, Is; years for which interest is
due, 1862. 41ow
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01
General Election Notice,
FOR WOOD COUNTY.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the General
I Election to be held in the several Towns,
Wards and Election Precincts in the State OF
Wisconsin, on the Tuesday next succeeding
the first Monday, being the fourth day of No
vember next, the following officers are to be
elected, to wit:
A Representative in Congress for the Sixth
Congressional District for the term of two
years from the fourth dav Of March next.
State Senator for the Twenty Seventh
Senate District, in the place of E. L. Browne,
whose term of Office will expire on the first
Monday of January next.
Member Of Assembly in each Assembly
District, and such County Officers as are by
law required to be elected at such election
At the same Election. the question will be
taken upon the approval by the people, of the
amendment proposed to Section Five, Article
Five, of the Constitution of the State of Wis
consin, by Chapter 202 Of the General Laws
of 1862, as follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01
Reduced Prices for Cash!
Grand RAPIDS Lodge, No. l2S.

4 NCIENT, Free and Accepted Aasons, hold
Il their regular meetings on the first and
third Saturdays of each month.
]. Ii. LANG, w. VI.
A. PIERCE, S. W.
A. KNAPP, JR., J. ".
D. f. EMERSON, Treasurer.
H. W. JACKSON, Secretary.
LEMUEL KRONER, S. D.
GEO. T. WITTER, J. D.
Y. TALMADGE, Steward and TYLER.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01
JAMES 7. LEWIS,
sAA'L D. HASTINGS,
JAMES Fl. HOWE.
Commissioners Of School and Uzaiuersitu Lana

SCHOOL FUND.
4. P kipp-description Sc Sc of Section
IS, FL NE Of Section % and Lot l, of Sec
ton %, Town %, Range East amount due,
$4,000; amount of interest. So, 90 amount
OF penalty, $500; amount Of interest, penal
ty, taxes and advertising, $53, 50 total amount
due State, S553,59; years for which interest
is due, 1852.
Richard Shay-descripton, 81 NV, Of Sec
ton 33, Town %, Range East; amount due,
sl66,0o; amount of interest, 81 so: amount
of penalty, s4,98; amount of interest, penalty,
taxes and advertising, Sl9,S3 total amount
due State, 1888; years for which interest is
due 1862
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01

James Morrison LOT 8 3.75
James Grandy lots and house g l4O5
w Hunt lot s IL 457
III II Haskell lot 5 81 500
James Morrison lots 8 4 SAT
G Williams lot l9 333
Frederick Herton-House on lot on Sec s.
Town p, Range 6, described as follows, to
wit: commencing at certain point at the
east corner of Hasbrook Lot, 60 feet from the
Wisconsin River, thence running northeast,
keeping 60 feet back from the River, 200 feet
thence southeast 240 feet, thence south 200
feet, thence south Invest 200 feet, to the place
of beginning, 1918
Adolph Lavigne--House and lot bounded
IS follows, to wit: commencing at point 1870
feet south from the northwest corner Of the
sci of the nw4 of Section IL Town %, Range
6, running thence south $50 feet, thence east
240 feet, thence north $50 feet, thence west
24o feet, to the place Of beginning, $685.
Eusebe Lavigne-A part Of fraction 2, Sec
ton II, Town %, Range 6, and being the
northeast half Of the lot bounded as follows
to wit: commencing at the southwest corner
of a certain lot conveyed to 4 S Miner by Geo
Necves, William Roe and S R Merrell on the
10Th Of November, lS47, and running thence
west 81 degrees south 60 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 Z S Miners lot,
thence along said line to the place Of begin
ming, with store, dwelling barn and grocery,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-11-01

M EDICINE.-An excellent article of Port
IL Wine and French Brandy may be found
Ct tho Wood Co. Drug Store.
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Grand Rapids, Sept. %, 1859.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

6LAvE-HAEGTEG II THE SOUTHERN Cox
fEDEEAcY.-Tne rebels are certainly despair
ing Of the success Of their vile, rotten and
infamous cause, when, after destroying tLsir
cotton crop, devastating the earnings Of a
twelve months with the ravages Of the torch,
as they behold the advancing movements Of
the Federal army, they resort to the butcher
aug ard hanging Of their negroes. because of
their erde4vors to escape from the domineer-
ing authority Of rebel masters. Such savagery
and slaughter Of the innocent are actually car
ried into practice with the most unblushing
and cold-bIooded cruelty. Their slaves-hu-
man beings of coler, and possessing the attTi-
butas of human nAture-worn down and be-
come threadbare under the lashing tyranny of
arbitrary, cut-throat masters, will, especially
when they are told by their secession masters
taat the Federal Government is waging q war
for their freedom naturally enough accept the
secession information as true, and endeavor to
fee from crushing bondage at the very first
opportunity they have Of turning their backs
towards lozthsome and despised despotism.
IL there be any who are inclined to dispute
these known facts, we will briefly state a case
for their particular benefit. In Marshall
county, Mississippi, near stream called Cold
Water, and few miles north of village
known as ByhaliG, lives q rank old rebel,
whose name Is Squire Moo leen the owner Of
a goodiy number OF slaves, over whom he ex-
ercises a bullying, cruel, grinding mastership.
A short time since, one Of his negroes tried TO
escape from the clutches Of his despotie mas
ter, but the fugitive from the clanking chains
Of slaveocracy was pursued by that demon
master, arrested, taken back home and hanged.
Tho rebel secession master, Squire Mcqueen,
alone and in cold blood, hanged his innocent
alave, because tho slave wanted liberty.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

SWORD PREsENTATIoN.-Col. Bucklsnd, of
the 72d Ohio, was last evening presented with
a magnificent sword and belt by company KS
non. commissioned officers and privates. Col.
Buckland is the officer who SO gallantly COM
msnded brigade at Shiloh as to have won
the encomiums of his general of division
Throughout the whole eventful day, amid the
txrmoil Of retreat and advance, the 4th bril-
'ao7 unbroken pnd f-ncors,.-
his leadership, obedient as himself to every
command. He is TIE idol of his regiment and
not man that knows 1.zl -. admires him as
a soldier and esteems him as gentleman.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.


MENPHIs, August 2oSls62-
Bears II PoRT.--Crescent City-SaIne-
Acacia.
We cannot record this morning single
! item Of interest in connection with river mat
tees about our wharf. Business ia dull and
stale enough. Let's have change-some-
body oaght to do something-send something
here or take something away-anything for a
change; do give the boats 8 chance. The
river has caught the stand-still mania too, and
Is actually go lazy that it refuses 10 rise or fall
and like all surrounding things can be quoted
az stationary.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of the 10th, has
the following items:
The weather was clear and pleasant yester-
day. Here, the river is still receding slowly.
At Pittsburg, it is falling with Is inches in
the channel
The kanawha is falling, with feet from
the Salines to the mouth.
We have no change TO note in the condition
Of the Tennessee river. It is still very low,
with is inches on Colbert shoals.
There is 20 inchss in the Cumberland on
Hsrpeth shoals and falling.
Phe lower Ohio is falling all the way down,
| anu Tue Odfs are very tFOuDi6eOuo. ne i&Sb
arrivals report fee scant at Flint Island, and
3 to feet scant at Portland bar and in the
canal, and falling.
| With moderate offerings for all points, we
continue to quote freight as follows:
ST. LoUIs.-Heavy pound freights IS cents
per 100 whisky and oil, IS per DBL stoves,
/ IS cents ale so cents per Dbl; ToFEvansville,
/ whisky aud oil, IS cents To Cairo, whisky
and oil, IS cents pound freights Is cents per
| 100.
| SAsHvILLE-Heavy freights. so cents per
100 lbs. 81 90 per Dbl. salt, 81 60 per Dbl oil.
To MEMPHIs.-Pound freight, SOC; -four
! 81 vinegar, Sl5o; salt, 81 so.
For ST. LoUIs.-The Platte Valley, Capt.
Colvert, will depart this day at o'clock p. NJ.
Call ON r. i. McGhee & Co, in the Bradley
block; they will furnish berths and sign
through bills Of lading to all points east
The G. w. Graham will depart for ST. Louis
to morrow evening at FIVE o'clock. r. L.
McGhee 81 Co, agents.
The steamer champion, which reached here
yesterday, from st. Louis, on her way to Hell
ena, was fired into below Hickman. Some
sixty shots we're fred at her, but fortunately
no one on board was injured, though her cabin
was well filed with passengers.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

INVESTING IN GAGERs LoTTERY.--We hear
that nearly all Of the companies in and about
the city are investing fifty dollars, of what
is called company savings" in the Property
Lottery advertised BY Mr.. eager in another
column. We are not surprised at this; it costs
each member comparatively nothing. end IL
would be exceedingly gratlIyi-e + Anow
that tho premises over which the first Union
Tag hoistsd in the city, foated-had become
the property of a company of Union troops,
or the officer of any such company. 1t would
enrich thsir exchequer By about s25, GOO worth
of Nemphis roal 5s.-.s. Go on, gentlemen,
your chances are very good in this thing.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

New MEMPHIS THxATER.-The Campbells
and Miss Christie continue to attract large au-
dienees to the New Memphis Theatre. The
evening before lest, some gentlemen Kissed the
anti a6olitionism of Purdy's Charcoal Phil
osophy, but was elected by the soldiers
present.
MIR. Smith, the favorte tambourinist, hav-
ing recovered from a short Illness reappeared
last evening to the delight of the audience,
who always welcome his broad eccentric hu-
NOR, which is never alleged by aught often
sive. The programme for this evening is 8
most excellent one, and we entertain no doubt
that there will be very large audience. Mr..
G. Morningstar certainly has shown himself a
most able manager, and judicious caterer for
the amusement loving public.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. Sc.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH DIVISION



MKxPHIs, August Z, 1852
r THE General Commanding annuuncss with shame
and mortaestion that he mas discovered esss OF
bribery in one Of the public Offices in Memphis viz the
payment by citizen Of one hundred dollars clerk In
the Office the NazhRl General for psss 60
Helena.
IL All officers, soldiers and employees, in the service Of
the United States saaried persons and cannot charge
fee for any oeal whatever. 1t Is only crime,
but disgrace the whole county. In like manner
crime for citizen to offer bride; and if any citizen
has paid asked pay fee bride, or has
afforded opportunity make profit to corrupt or inu
any person the service of United States, he is
hereby notified that he gve notice thereof to the
Commanding General forthwith that jusea be done
and the honor Of she nation be protected against the
suspicion Of corruption.
III To guard against corruption in the future il 10 or
dered that 10 house possession of by the Quarter
and let loyal tenants the houses Memphis
shall Be occupied by any officer employee Of the United
Government except by regular assignment under
the Army Regulations by tins Quartermaster approved
by the Commanding General. No rents viii be paid,
ept to the Quarternaster ia person, to Of his
clerks the written receipt by the ouartermastsr,
signsd by himself and not by proxy.
". Anonymous communications viii not be enter
taned but any citizen person having cause Of gsv
win reduce to writing stating aad facts,
and signed with the proper nams when redress viii be
given IL necessary. Such communications viii be sd-
dressed the Adutant- General OF the Division Major
b. Hammond.
By order Of Msj Gen. W. T. SHERMAN.
J. H. HAxsoSD, A. A. G. [sus
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

MONEY LosT.--Fivs thousand dollars
greenbaeks-of The denomination Of one hun
dred dollsrs were loston Main street yesterday,
or in the lane known as Whisky Shoot. The
bills we're in small green leather wallet, and
the green individual who lest them says he
win give fair reward to any ons leaving the
same st this Office. We hope he may get it,
doA't you {?
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

AN UGLY WoUED.-A difficulty occurred
yesterday about noon in whiskey hell on
Main streat few doors south of Gayoso, be-
tween two soldiers, in the course of which one
of the party struck the other in the face with
a large beer glass, shivering it into fragments,
and inflicted an ugly wound. The soldier
who threw the glass wss promptly arrested by
the provost guard, and will be held for exami-
nation.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

EFrKcrs OF ALeoHoL-ANoTHxE Man
SHOT "A man named John Siren fred at
shoemaker at Mr. Kelly's shoe store, on Main
street neas Adams. the bali took effect in
the man's leg, little way above the ankle,
and was easily extracted. Seren was arrested
and brought 20 the station house. The wound
10 not dangerous.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

BBUTAL1rr.-Two men pitted two bull ter
riers against each othar yesterday in Chelsea,
near the mills, on bet of atty dollars side.
The two dogs fought till one was killed on the
ground. The victor, hewever, was so ex-
hausted that be died on his way TO the city
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

DENTAL suReEEr.-Having witnessed the
soisRufc operations Of DR.. c. Ghidsey, in the
Ayers Building, on lady who had expert
enoed much suffering from dccayed teeth, we
are prepared to assert that the Doctors skill
is attended with little or no pain.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

A FORTUNATE EscAPE.--John Mahoney
fell from the roof of house 10 Pinch yes
terday, two story hosse, but escaped unhurt.
1t is said that men iii liquor are moro seldom
hurt by falls than men eat of it, and Maho-
neys escape would seem to confirm the state
ment.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

RuSAwAr.-A horse hitehed to post on
Jefferson street, near the Memphis & Charles
ten depot, broke his rein yesterday, and ran
out the Pigeon Roost road, smashing the
buggy to which he was attached, Tightening
the children At play, and kicking up tins fu-
ture abode Of Jefferson Dsvis generally. He
ended BY breaking his leg, the buggy and =
slight fence.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

AN ELoPEMEET.-A swain who had been
refused the hand of his nymph BY her melo-
dramatically cruel father, was found missing
yester lay. A nymph whom cruelty hard
parent had forbidden to wed the swain of her
choice disappeared yesterday. It is supposed
BY some shrowd people that they know each
Others whereabouts, if nobody else does. 49,
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

SOLDIER Yesterday forenoon
two soldiers got into difficulty in grog-
shop on Main street, between Gayoso and Beaie,
in which one of them was stabbed, though not
dangerously.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

The REvrKw.-The military parade yes
terday drew out the curious in large numbers
who were well repaid by the martial sight
The troops looked WELL and behaved excel
lently, giving evidence OF most excellent
drilling.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-20

HERE'S Your SABRH.-On Sunday morn
ing, policemen Humes and Brown discovered
sabre in the gutter of Mr.. O'Neals grocery
at the southwest corner Of Market squsresand
Beale street. The soldier who left it there,
can get it by calling at Mr.. O'Neal's grocery.