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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22
cial dispatch sent to the Secretary Of

cial dispatch sent to the Secretary Of
War:
"After sevsral days diminishing and
a number Of attempts by the enelny's
gun-boats to dislodge Gen. Pope's bat
teries at Point Pleasant, the eEemy has
evacuated his intrenchments at New
Madrid, leaving his artillery, field bat
terics tents, mules, wagons, &c, and
an immense quantity of military stores.
Brigadier General Hamilton has occu-
pied the place. This vas the last
stronghold of the enemy in this State
No rebel flag is now flying in Njssou-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22

CHICAGO s MILWAUKEE RAILROAD
ELECTION OF STOCKHOLDERS the
animal meeting of the stockholders Of
this road, lately held, Messrs. 4. Stone,
il, S. Witt, Cleveland, Ohio; L. II.
Gilbert, Utica, =. Y; N. D. Ogden,
II. a. Tucker, E. K. Rogers, II. G.
Loomis, S. G. Baldwin, Chicago; and
julius Nadsworth, n. Y, were elect
ed directors for the ensuing year In
spite Of the currency troubles, We I'M
derstand a very satisfactory exhibit
was made of the earnings Of last year
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22
From Our Corresponding Editor.
CHICAGO, March 10, '62.

CHICAGO. March 10, '82.
I have thought that short commu-
munication from the Garden City at
this time might prove Of interest to
your readers.
The great event of the month past
in our city has been the arrival Of some
5000 rebel prisoners, taken at Fort
Donelson and sent for safe keeping to
Camp Douglas, situated here. Such a
variety Of characters I suppose never
before in the history Of our country,
Glanced to meet under such peculiar
circumstances. Doubtless many were
somewhat surprised, especially some of
those lank Mississippians or Texans,
who find quite different cline up
here. These March winds from our
lake are quite sure to remind them Of
their home In Dixie. AL the officers
have been sent to Columbus, Ohio, since
coming here. In mixing with these
rebe1Hous brethren, which We have been
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men are yexed beyond measure, and
onl y ache to vent their spite upon the
''abolitionists' who want to s'subiu-
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Is 'o' severe l0F the'n' 50 IilaI nearly
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can III reason 10 make Vhelr stay WIN
'S as a@reeaoIe as circumstances VIII
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clare '',"' !o'E "o0!d "7l' lof 'ne Z Il
'oh e0"i'' 'hey oe aIIo"ed the opPofta-
my - S'e"t many stories are cur
rent Is 70 huIAoefS escaping, ont am
INFORMED oy creal0le authority 'hat but
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care Of the Unitod Ststes.
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No More LETTERS FROM THE AR

No More LETTERS FROM THE AR
MY.-The writing Of letters by soldiers
in the army of the Potomac now on the
road to Richmond is prohibited by an
order from headquarters. Letters writ
ten Just before the march was COM
menced were detained three days or
more at v ashington before they were
dispatched northward. How long this
rule will be enforced it is impossible to
say. Those who have friends in the
army and receive no letters will under
stand the reason.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22

oITho Washington Republican
asserts that & council of war called last
week, Gen. Mcclellan determined that
1t was not possible to move at present
against the enemy at Manassas. Gen
erals Mcdowell, Heintzelman, Sumner
and Keys dissented from the opi0ion,
and it was o;erfulcd by the President.
At Che very moment Gen. Mcclellan
decided against an advance, the reb-
els were in full retreat from Manassas.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22

BEEN TO WAUsAU.-A few days
since, necessity and the black pony led
rs to Wausau-the northern city of the
pines. Arriving there in good shape
for dinner, we became invigorated at
the well-regulated table Of Mrs. Sin
giles, proprietress Of the Forest City
House. Repaired to the Central office:
found Hoffman. the Dutch editor, who
Immediately on our arrival jabbcrcd
some Dutch stuff through trap-door,
whoreupon another Dutchnan intro
duced himself and q gallon Of lager :;
lager soon disappeared before the ar
dent appetites of ye two editors. Went
out in the street and met three othe7.
Dutchmen-ChaTley Hoefingcr, Jour
Member of Assembly, Jake paff and
Kremps-who insisted that we should
MI 60 down to the brewery. Went
there, and in . "short space Of peri
DDS" slipped 4 few gallons Of lager
which, by the way, is manufactured by
Mr.. Rudcr, and is the best we have
drunk in this part of the country. AT
ter supper delegation OF Dutchmen
waited upon us and insisted that we
should pass the evening at Dutch ho-
tel. Repaired thither, drained a keg
of lager, quantity of Switzer cheese,
sourkrout, and the etceteras, Rugged
"wholc passed. Of Dutch girls, went
back to hotel and to bed, and walked
up the next morning q regenerated
Dutchman. Haven't talked anything
hnt Dutch since we got home; wife
nor employees don't understand us,
and they will have to engage Dutch
man to decipher this scriobling.
Hurrah for Nausau!
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La Crosse, March ID.

A large fire is raging here. The An,
gusta House and Block are in ruins,
and the fire IS spreading TO other
blocks. i very strong wind IS blow
ing, and it is impossible to check tbs
progress Of the flames.
At six o'clock the ire was approach
ing the telegraph Office, and we have
heard nothing from there since. The
Office is undoubtedly burned. The
fire originated in the Augusta House.
Ids. lS61sttneh
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22

The rebels attempted to fire the
town on their retreat, but were pre-
vented by the citizens, who cxtin-
guished the flames as fast as they were
started by the soldiers.
None Of our Generals or staff Off
GERS We're killed or wounded.
We captured from thirty TO forty
cannon. The officers of the rebels lett
their baggage behind, and the men
threw away everything. The fight
terminated at three p. IN. on Friday.
when our troops remained masters Of
the field.
Baltimore, March Is.
The steamer Commodore arrived
this a. M, direct from Burnside's en-
petition, and reports the capture of
Newbern, n. G., defeat Of the enemy,
and the capture Of a large quantity Of
artillery, after a hard fought battle.
Our loss at Newbern is about 60 kill
ed and 400 wounded Our men dis
played great bravery. \ bearer of
dispatches from Gen. Burnside left i'm
mediately for Washington.
SECOND DISPATCH.
It is reported that we took 800 pris-
oners. Some reports make our loss SO
or so killed, and from $50 to 500
wounded. The fight took place on Fri
day last.
There are runors that one of our
Brigadier Generals was killed. They
are considered unreliable.
The cnemy's works, six miles below
Newbern, W ere attacked on Friday
morning last They were defended by
a force 10000 strong, having 81 guns
posted behind formidable batteries over
two miles long.
The fight was one Of the most des-
perate of the war.
Our troops behaved with great read
mess and courage, and after four hours
hard fighting drove the enemy from all
their positions, capturing three light
batteries Of field artillery, &c heavy
siege guns, large stores of field ammu-
milton, 1000 stand of small arms, and
200 prisoners, including one Colonel,
three Captains and four Lieutenants.
The enemy left q large number of
dead on the field. They escaped BY
cars to Goldsboro, by burning the
bridges over the Trent and Clarcmont
and firing the city Of NeWbern. No
extensive damage was done to the
place.
We lost about 100 Killed, and 400
|onH3alr mostly OF the New England
REGIMENTS
ItoIia: March is.
a short time since, anticipating
reoe! movement III Texas county, Mo,
zen. Haileck ordered tive companies
OF troops aud two hight slIpounders,
mounted on two wheels and drawn by
TWO horses, under Gol. W ood, to repair
10 thaC l'clhlty' flndlnS no enemy
there; COi. W Ood pushed on to Salem,
ulton county, Arkansas, where he en-
couAtered largely superior force OF
the rebels, and after sharp fight rout-
cd them, killing about hundred, and
taking many prisoners. Among the
latter three ColonelS,
Oof loss was ABOUT iiity.
me prisoners taken oy Zen curtis
az l Ga 1''199 e arc no" en- route 70 81.
'1'"''' "'l'o' piopci 5u'i"'
has been surrendered without fighting.
jacksonville was also surrendered in
a like manner The Governor Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22

The rebels, having evacuated Co.
lnmhus, have gone down stream. So
has their cause.
The Rebels at Memphis had bet
ter strike for New Orleaus. We guess
their rights" are somewhere down
t'aere.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-03-22

1t is thought that Island No. 10 is
evacuated. New Madrid was evacu
ated last night by the rebels They
left behind them guns, tents, baggage,
and ammunition. Gen. Pope took pos
session this morning. The firing was
kept up till 7 o'clock last night, and
this morning there is not rebel to be
seen.
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Legal Notice,

lX1ILLIAM RUSSELL, who resides in Tyler
w County, Virginia, and Nicholas Biddle,
" ho resides without the State of Ohio, and
whose place Of residence il unknown, will
take notice that on the 22nd day OF March
1852, John s. Way, filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Monroe County, and State of
Ohio, petition, in which the said Russell and
Riddle, together with Ruth Dickerson and
Dickerson Rhodes, both of said County of
Monroe, ana made defendants, the object and
prayer Of which petition is to obtain con-
struction Of the will of Henry Dieksrson, late
Of said County Of Monroe, deceased, and to
obtain partition of the lands OF which said
Henry Diokerson died seized, the same being
situated in said County of Monroe. and now
in the actual occupancy of said Ruth Dicker-
SON, and more particularly described as fol-
lows. It being all that part Of Fractional
Section number %, in township !, of range
4, which Henry Diokerson owned in his life
time, and described on the Real Estate Regis
ter Of Monroe County rs fraction number 3 of
said section. The said Way asks partition of
said lands among said several parties in said
case according to tbsiS interests, as the same
may be aseertainsd by the Court.
The said dsfendants William Russell and
Nicholas Riddle are required to answer in said
case on or before Saturday, May "a, 1862, 9th
erwise the petition may be taken as to them
ss vonfessed. JOHN 8, WAY
March 26, ls62.--6w, 81
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Legal Notice,

TOHN CONNER, whose residence Is unkDown
u ,e;ths plaintiff, will take notice, that OH the
l7th day Of March. 1869, Peter Diehl CONF
menced q civil action in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Monros county, in the State of Ohio,
against the said John Conner, to recover the
sum OF Sl3l ,23, with interest on S34,Sl, par
Gel thereof, from November 25th, 1855, aud
interest on $S6,42, residue thereof, from No
veubsr 10Th, 1859. That At the same TIM .
a VII. of Attachment was sued out of said
Court, which has been levied on the following
described real estate. situate in said county, to
wit; The south west quarter of the north
east quarter of section Z, township 5 and
range q, containing 40 acres, more or less.
Ths said John Conner is required to appear
and answer the petition IN said case by the
18th day Of May, 1862. or Judgment win be
taken at May Term, as by confession. i. +,
-ss aH HOLLISThis & OKEY,
March 1s, ls62.-$4, go. Gw lAts'ys for pl,f.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Peter Tallman,
oSaiuN
James Shook

- 6m0S O0OOK.
BY virtue Of writ ofvenditioni exponas to
me directed from the court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe County, o., / will offer for sale atpublio
auction, at the front door of the court house,
In the town of Woodsfeld, in said county,
between the hours of ten o'clock a, M, and
four O'Clock p. M, on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of May, 1862,
the following described real estate. situate in
said county, to wit:
The east half of the south east quarter of
section 20. township 2, of range four, contain
ing 80 acres; also the east half of the north
west quarter of section q, township 2, of
range four. containing 79 acres, more or less,
also the south west quarter of the north east
quarter of section 81, township 2, Of range 4;
also the north west quarter of the south west
quarter Of section 20, township Q, and range
4; also the south west quarter of the south
east quarter of section 20, township 2, and
range four, in Monroe county, Ohis.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property Of James Shook, at the suit of Peter
rallman. GEO. W. CARRoTHRRs,
Sheriff, n. c. O.
April 2, Is62.-$4T5.
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The State Of Ohio, Monroe Go,

Ttslsf 49, , siazHss SSs ate - eGaE5t s5ff5
HYvirtus Of . mandate to me directed from
- ths Court Of Common Pleas Of said county
g ~ front door Of the Court House in
Weodsaeid, in said county, t,,
Hsi IlGx tas a0th day Of Nay, 1852.
tctHssa the hours of 10 in the morning and
8 in ths evening Of said day, SHALL OFFER for
sale . she gksst bidder, Lot number Twenty,
T., ths town Of clarington, in said county,
With the buiidinss and Improvements there
sn. Ordered BY said court to be sold in . suit
assiAst Solomon v. Wheeler and Jemima his
vita. - sasisfy mortgage In favor Of Tnom
~ Hape. HOWARD ARCHBoLDs
zaAt. af $500 90 Mas Gem. Al. G. o.
S.April z, Iss2.-$3 90 = #1Y
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Sheriff S Sale.
William J. Mcconnell.
against

Thomas Mitchell and others
DY virtue of writ of yeuditioni exponas
- to me directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Washington County, Chic, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours Of
ten O'Clock a. IN. and four o'clock p M, on
Saturday, the 26h day Of ApriI 1862,
the following described real Estate, situate in
Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
Town lots numbered eleven f1ll and twelve
12) in the town Of Cochrxnsvilis, in said
County.
Taken in execution and levied upon a, the
property of Thomas Mitchell and others, at
the suit Of William J. Mcconnell.
GEO. w. CARROTHKRS,
March 26, '62-$3,50 Sheriff, Ii. c. o.
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THE Summer Term of Eve months, will open
i in this Classical Institute, on the
FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY.
The course OF studies is intended to qualify
students for business, for Teaching and for the
junior class in college. small nuTber can
be accommodated in the family of the Prin-
cipai fer the moderate charge of $45 for fur
nshed rooms, boarding, tuition and fuel, pay
mept being made in advance.
Young ladies are received, and in addition
to other branches Gan receive instruction in
Vocal Music and on the Piano. H
g For circulars and other informs alton
Address Rev. J. E. ALExANpER, Principal. !,
Washington, Ohio.
Feb &c. 1S62.-3t. pd.
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Ynfal ynteuigeate.
APRIL ., 1862.

) - DuFF's COLLEGE, PIrTsBURaH.
Among the established institutions
OF the Iron City is Duf's celebrated
Commsrcial College. In all vicisitudes
Of basinsss il always prospers, and
over al opposition it invariably tri.
umphs. Other institutions of simi-
lar kind hare attempted to occupy the
6eld % well 6lled by Duff, but have
invariably failed when brought in COM
petition With the superior manage
ment and talent that stands at the
'hsad Of sll departments of the Duff
institution. To-day this College is
without . peer in the West, and at
tracts pupils not only from Western
Psnnsyfvsuia, but from almost every
section Of the Union. = Washington Re-
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Legal Notice

nLTZAR RRTH N.M AuoN -, ,t,..sI,,,
X, Mcu.hon a....sS . ,,',,s u,a'~ :.
- %o To- n-n9H, aseeassa' and William asss-
49, ~. ,L .lSH' =. O. AvMah~n hq4-
1,;d.o,, s,n,,,,, -. g. ~ ns1 nnAp'aen .aeadf
.nd a ,,~,ss H.. ~. So pas4I
. "a I..ac- y. t..so ..ou'ss - .ssp,
MoM.hou. d.nobt-, - a,s."s X -.
dsoeased SON o. Jnhn =. sssh vs
h.;rs A. i,v ~ ..;d IN. ~ seessss:sJ
And "a win H,ar,tro..r "a. = - 3 ~, ssnfrd
wiu t.k. motto. ,h., ! S,Ss IGssn
the Court Of cowmo, ,n..I sa. u;.z. A. ~ s.ss.ass
County Of Mon, or. Iy John rs;s 49,. - 80
Is now pendipx. wh.r,in aid ~. d r.:s
man demands partition, of 8a,..s. hss ~. 80,
risLt to- and 4. ,.; z..i -; ~ -
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ROAD LEVY FOR 1862.

NOTICE is hersby given that the County
IN Commissioners OF Monroe county, Ohio,
at their March session, 1852 levied tax for
road purposes of ten cents on ..oh hundred
dollars valuation, of all taxable property in
EACH Of the several To vnsiips in said County,
which tag may be discharged by labor onsthe
roads. at the rate Of o ie dollar per day, on or
before the first day Of october. s-e'
M. l.. Bow oEH Auditor,
= M9arvc County, y!
March 12, iss2.-3t. - 90.
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State of Ohio, Monroe Co., ss,l
pH sistus sf mandate to me directed from
- the ceest Of Common Pleas of Monroe
Csnpty, Ohio, will offer for sale At public
auction, sat the front door of the court house,
IN the town Of Woods6-id in said county, be-
t1ssu the hours Of ten o'clock a. M, and four
o'clock p. m, ON ) I. ~ = sftss.s
.Ixs 1sosatisfh dag Of May. 1861,
the following dsscribsd real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north vest quarter of section twelve,
township four, Of range ave, except half
acro sold 70 Aaron Howell. ont Of the north
west teotnsr OF said tract. Also the south
usss quarter OF the north east quarter of said
ssotioa. township and range. Also part of
thsnofth west quarter Of the south east quar-
tss6f said sssti6n, containing Is acres, being
81 Of said Loo that lies west OF standing stone
run, szcspt What belongs 70 the heirs Of Joseph
Miner, deceased. Also tract Of land situate
iasths north west quarter OF section tweuty-
zins, n township -four, Of range i've, near the
town Of Woodsasid, beginning for the same
In the eeunsy road leading south from Woods
16a4 at the north rest corner OF tract OF
lsnd purchased BY William and Levi Rishner
fro8 JaAss =. Aorris, thenSs south with said
rod 1854 fest, thence eastward at right an
siss With said read 2e4 feet, thsree northward
yssallsl With said road 1884 feet, thence west
vAsd two hundred and sixty-fouI feet to the
bsyinniug, with valuable Steam Mill and
Dwelling House thereon. Ordered by said
court - - sold in asuit against SAID William
!. end Lcvi 1iohnsr and Others, to satisfy mort
eags Of Peter and Christian Dishl and divers
sskse elAims ef divers Other creditors.
-sb afsN Appraissmsnt: -
Houss snd Steam NM $330e.Oo.
IN. W. on. Sec. IL $4,000
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State of Ohio. Monroe Co, IS

nY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
I'D the court of Common Pleas of said coun-
ty, st the front door Of the Court House in
WsSasnsld, in said county, 81
sel On As 7oM Gay ef Nay, 1862,
bsaussn the hours Of 10 in the forenoon and
4in the xftsrneon of said day, shall offer for
sals 70 the highest bidder, the east half of the
north sass quarter Of section two, township
four snd range four, in said county, contain
Ing eighty sofss, mere or less. Ordered BY
said court-te be so'd to satisfy decree in IA
Tidd. RDWARD HBoLD,
,Ap. at $3.50 90 Mas. Com. NJ. C. o.
-APrit 2, iss2.--A2 Ia ass sscaa S ess %
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WM OkEY. Mas. Com
Moproe Cummou Pleas.
March -, 1859 ST. ssa
Guardians Sale.
Levi Baldwin, Guardian,
against

Sanford ". Durkes and others.
DY virtue of an order from the Probate
ID Court of Monroe County, Ohio, will oTar
for sale at public outcry, on the -
lsM dug Of April 1852, zl,-, o
between the hours of ten no'clock .. m., and fapr
o'olork P. m, on said premises. the following
real estate to wit, ss,- -r~s,- -
The north east quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section thirty, in township two, of
range three, in said county Of Monroe.
LEVI BALDWIN, Guardian.
March -, lSas.-- S:,7s.